adrian: dr.ah mahmood, what struck you most about this report? jemilah: i want to congratulate for this report, because even in the last report, but it positions the danger of the unforeseen in a certain complex, which is a very welcome report. and it gets us to start looking at how the dots are now joining, and how that impacts people's lives. at the end of the day, it's about the human population, not just in terms of health, but also the stress it's causing and almost the paralysis and powerlessness people feel. we have to now say that we are in this complexity that is cascading, that is colliding, and we have got to find a way out of it. adrian: nine in 10 countries slid backwards on the u.n. human development index in either 2020 or 2021. 40% fell in both years. what's led to such an unprecedented decline, do you think? jemilah: i think this has been something that has been building up, but we know we are living -- it's actually human behavior. but it's the erate at which this decline is hap

they guarded at least since the evening, and the next day they attacked this new revelation of adrian baque, a former french military man, who, as it became known earlier, was inflicted several on living wounds in istanbul. according to him, two attackers did it at once. and they are after him some time was followed. here, of course, it would be worth waiting for official comments about the turkish police, however, already now, willy-nilly, there are suspicions that the motives of the criminals could be the current activities, i remind you that the victim worked in ukraine as a volunteer and journalist and became one of the few foreigners. who refused to participate in the information war on the side of the kiev regime. well, for example, he repeatedly spoke on european radio, where he spoke unbiasedly about the crimes of the all-union forces against russian prisoners, and also exposed fakes i tried, then went to the donbass and filmed reports there about the systematic shelling of civilian objects by ukrainian militants. in short, he did not support the propaganda trends. and moreove

now we turn to adrian fontes. >> thank you. my name is adrian fontes. thank you so much. the last six years have taught us anything, it is that democracy is a decision. tonight we will talk about that decision. a decision between building community, or conspiracies that lead to corruption and chaos. a decision between laws and lies. democracy is a decision between voting and violence. i am adrian fontes. i am a u.s. marine corps veteran, former prosecutor. most importantly i am an arizona native and a father to three young women. they deserve the freedom to make their own choices, to make their own decisions. tonight we talk about their choices and decisions on how they can vote and how our democracy can survive. thank you. >> thank you, mark we will start with you. arizona voters want to know you have been critical of the 2020 election results. would you have signed off on those results? >> there are too many hypotheticals to answer that question because we did not know what we know -- new after the election until after the certification occurred. knowing what we know to

we turn to adrian fontes. >> my name is adrian fontes. if the last six years have taught us anything it is that democracy is a decision. tonight we will talk about the decision. the decision between building community -- community or conspiracies that lead to chaos. the decision between laws and lies. democracy is a decision between voting and violence. i am a united states marine corps veteran, most importantly. i am in arizona native and the father of three young women. they deserve the freedom to make their own choices to make their own decisions. tonight we will talk about their choices and decisions on how they can vote and how our democracy can survive. thank you. >> mark, we will start with you. would you ask secretary of state have signed off on those results. >> we didn't know what we knew after the election until after the certification of the campus occurred. knowing what we know today, there are certain counties that should have been set aside as a redeemable he compromised. we have so many votes outside of the law that it beg

you're gonna let you know adrian go and they and adrian ended up going free an adrian being the brightest person that she was went up to austria and negotiated with the emperor to let her stay in with the lafayette with her kids in the prison for five years. so anyway, that's a wonder about who elizabeth monroe was and what are artifacts. tell her about that that really to me is the heart of it. you know, you have all these things that sort of help. it's so in in a way these things help save a woman's life as bizarre as that sounds in sort of a roundabout way. but yes in many ways and these artifacts are here. we have them and i know highland has a bunch too. so that's why it's important to to share these artifacts and to let them tell their story and to to save them the future because if you and i don't then who will anyway, i think i will maybe stop it there and see if we have any questions from folks. awesome. thank you so much jared. that was spectacular. thank you so much for speaking. so passionately about the importance of material culture and the way that items can tell us these i

adrian brown with us now live from new zealand, capital, wellington, adrian. so we've heard from new zealand prime minister to send the ardor, and we know that support for the monarchy in new zealand has always been strong. how are the people there been reacting thus far? well, people here woke up to the news because this broke in the early hours of the morning in new zealand. the prime minister's inter are the and said that she was woken up by her security detail at about 4 50 am local time. and she said, when i saw that torchlight beam, i knew what it meant. she's inter, are the and then spoke to the media several hours later and issued that statement that you've just heard. she referred to the queen as the, as the mother and the grandmother to the nation. of course, just in toronto is about the age of some of the queens grandchildren. and of course, as in the case of many other commonwealth countries, most people here have never known a time when the queen was not on the throne. she ruled new zealand. she was the monarch for 70 years. in fact, this country

all right, that's adrian brown, joining us from wellington many. thanks. adrian. many who worked for her paid tribute, di davies, as the former head of royal protection, he says the queen was an amazing leader. well, i share the grief of the nation and indeed the world. i've been around a long time too, not quite as long as her majesty that she to me if pit advised generation that sadly we are false losing. she was everything. one would hope a decent citizen would be. and by her example, she's laid the foundation or i regard as an unique, an amazing woman. i don't think we will ever see in my lifetime, certainly. but in future generation who woman, who could lead by example to such an extent. truly amazing. sorry, that's like going and i just find it quite amazing that here we are 96. he is that we are where we are. but i suspected some time ago the end was near and sat. the i was right at owens is a royal historian. he says her majesty's health had been on the decline for some months. only last november she, she was unable to be present for the remembrance sunday

all right, adrian brown is joining us now. live from new zealand, capital, wellington, adrian. good to have you with us. we been talking about the tributes being offered by world leaders. you are based in china and hong kong for many years. and we've only heard in the past hour from president, she's in ping. why do you think that is and where things currently stand when it comes to the relationship between the u. k and china? well, it's a relationship. that's very complicated, complicated, of course, because of differences over hong kong and the situation in sion. janet and because the queen, after all, had been the sovereign, the ruler of the united kingdom, a country the china has fallen out with very badly during the last few years. i think that's possibly why it took some hours several hours before china's leader finally issued a statement. remember, other world leaders had been very quick to issue statements, including of course, president biden. you'd expect him to do that. but the indian prime minister was also very quick and issuing statement as well. let me putin of ru

adrian: i think his will be a slimmed down monarchy.y will be sitting down the number of royal people in this country, and i think the expression of that monarchy will be accepting the fact many countries want to be independent. a positive spin can be put on it that this is a more restrained monarchy adapting to a new world in which some countries want independence. a family -- it can be turned into origination -- into a rejuvenation. francine: in the shorter term what does it mean for negotiations that the u.k. has with other parts of the world on trade? people loved the queen so much. adrian: i'm afraid trade negotiations are very hard and take a great deal of time to reach fruition. a massive amount of goodwill across the world. trade negotiations will have their own logic. the united states is close to britain, but still our trade negotiations will be grinding on for many years ahead. tom: very briefly, the reaction has been more nuanced in ireland and kenya. is there a need for the new monarch to address the colonial and imperial p

well, good morning, adrian, into your, your viewers. it is a huge security challenge, as your correspondence said, quite rightly it's, it's extremely well rehearsed. we have had big occasions before the plans operation, london bridge, which was of course, the op ration initiated on the death of the monic have been in place for, for, for ages in many ways, but threats more for the scale of the public commitment. this is huge, and although you've talked to oversee about the police presence, it's worth noting there'll be a big military presence, backing it up. engineers even so does my own regiment a, there are the special air service inevitably will be, will be there for the background. but again, as you'll corresponds to said you, you, you hope for the best you plan for the worst. but it's, it's a remarkable attribute to all those involved in the planning that we've reached the stage we are. and we are hoping that we will see her majesty seen off in great appropriate style and as a military man, how important is it that so many detachmen

i'm adrian said again, it is just after 800 hours g m t 9 a m in london. and a few hours from now, the world will turn a page in history as it says farewell to queen elizabeth. the 2nd, the british monarch 70 year reign of course, witnessed the fall of imperialism, the wise of democracies. it's beginning. saw the dawn of mass media making the queen's coronation, one of the 1st global television events, her funeral to day may be one of the most watched ever. you are, of course, looking at live pictures set from london, thousands of people from all over the world of braves. the cold stood a long queues over night to pay their last respects that would lead us or in the british capital, paying tribute to when the president joe biden said, had lived her life, the people she served with grace and wisdom. let's take you live now to westminster abbey, where that funeral will take place in a little under 2 hours from now out here as jona. how is that jonah set the scene for us? well, adrian, as i speak to you 2 hours away now from the start of the state funeral in

adrian, thank you very much for that. adrian brown. live there in wellington. now when queen elizabeth our 1st visit a kenya in 1952, she arrived as a princess and left only days later to ascend to the throne back then, kenny was still by the british empire. now is one of more than 50 members of the commonwealth of nations. but as catherine saw a report some canyon sphere. the commonwealth itself is coming to the end of an era . it's now an elaborate tree house in the wildlife, which are the dares forest in central kenya, back in 1952. when queen elizabeth 1st visited as a princess, this is how it looked. the only thing that has been constant is of what a hole that attracts wild animals every evening. and what brings in thousands of tourists every year. the story of tree tops lodge has been told and re tolls. princess elizabeth was here when her father died and she became queen, rating bogus, shows me exactly where the original tree house stood before it banged down. bobo was a porter and was selected to help carry the princess luggage to the room. it was a tim

but adrian mentioned back in 1990, not a strike did go to a referendum. this was to vote on whether or not we would remain with the marquee. oh, we would become a republic, and of course the people voted overwhelmingly to stay with the monarchy. so it was interesting, but i think the people here it's ready to adore the queen. and certainly today's the day of morning and reflection and regardless of your views of the monarchy, republican monica, the people here have a soft spot for the queen. and today it's a huge loss and is trying to wake up to this news on friday. sarah clark, thank you very much. christopher wilson is a rural biographer and commentator. he joins me live in the studio. thanks very much indeed for being with us. the queen's legacy people who talked about it a great deal this evening. where do you see her position in kind of, in terms of the history of the country and also in terms of kind of global position? well, i think her really what's going to be interesting is what the history books are going to do with her. and of course that's go

adrian. everybody thinks indeed. well, joining us not from dublin in the space journalist leo and right leo as alan fish were saying a few moments ago. this is very reminiscent of the late sixties, early seventies. for those of us old enough to remember it a, do you think that they really are going to be able to put men and women back on the moon within 13 is i think it's unlikely they're gonna hit the targets that they stated publicly and to be honest privately they themselves admit that it's a stretch to get women and man on to the surface of the moon. if so quickly, i think more likely 2028 for a landing. there will be a woman on board. there will probably be man on a man on board as well, but he could of course be to women and there will also be a person of color. but yes, they are trying to do this, but it's a big ask. and as we see again today with alan reporting problems, again with liquid hydrogen fueling, this is ground all day because this is exactly the problem they've had every time they brought this rock

ah hello, i'm adrian for again. this is but he was a lie from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. oh, constantino's vice president, christina fernandez. the coach no survives an attempt on her life, a man's but arrested. russia says the 2 of the un buquet inspectors will stay permanently europe's largest nuclear power plants and ukraine to ensure its safety . after catastrophic floods, pakistan scrambles to barricade towns and villages that lie in the path of flooded river, warring from the north, 80 percent of the 1000000 people who live here have already evacuated. those that have stayed behind or either waiting to see what happens, or they are working around the clock to make sure that this mud wall does not reach a bahamas formerly to own sand suit. she is sentenced to a further 3 years in prison on electoral fraud. charges and i'm fine. how much would all the sport, including raphael and adult us open campaign or maze on track as he reaches the 3rd round by the and he has had to overcome a sluggish thoughts

adrian i need a blue pen, adrian i need 5 buses from bay view to the northeast part thof city and it needs to be done in 20minutes. okay, shawn, i'll get it. it did not matter. adrian just gets it done. she is a baseball fan so i suspect she'll appreciate this. i am very fearful she will get a rotator cuff surgery because all the time raising her hands, i'll do it, i'll do it. she never said no, never said i couldn't figure it out, always got it done. the other fun fact to share about adrian, i believe she is the first multi-generation winner of this award. [applause] her mother who is here with us, a previous winner- [applause] we lost her father a few years ago but all know very well the wonderful man phil arnold who did so much for us. [applause] i know how proud he is adrian. next-you are last. next going to jesse. i can't beat what the mayor said, jesse. that was pretty good. what i will say about jesse is, you cannot-until it is not there you dont appreciate the steady hand, the steady leadership. there was never up and down. jesse was always right there, always had the answers

joining us is congressman adrian smith republican of nebraska and a member of the ways & means committee that deals with taxes and the trade in the. subcommittee ranking member republican. let's begin with president biden wednesday at the white house talking about touting his economic suppose it would have been for the economy so far not get your reaction. >> guest: . >> the historic american rescue plan and economic crisis, jobs are up. people are back to work. we have created 10 million jobs a record for any president to this point. 3.7% unemployment nearly 50 year low in this country. american manufacturing is coming back, 6680 manufacturers. who wearsri it written that america can't lead in manufacturing? where is that written? guess what for all the criticism i got in the help you gave me on gas prices they are down more than $1.30 a gallon. since the start of the summer. we are making progress. we are getting other prices down as well. we have more to do. we are getting there. he passed the wants andnd generation infrastructure lot that will modernize american roads clean water hig

this unsuccessful attempt by adrian-baque only convinced the former french special forces that he hadade the right choice. the united states today prepared a draft new resolution for the un, a document that washington intends to condemn the referendums in the donbass, kherson and zaporozhye, the so-called european partners. usa have already made it clear that they will fully support the initiative. however, this, of course, will not prevent russia from defending its national interests and fighting double standards, which were recalled at the last meeting of the security council of the world organization by the permanent representative vasily nebenzya from new york, our own correspondent valentin bogdanov tom and therefore the meeting of the un security council on ukraine was requested in advance for the day when their results were summed up by zelinsky via video link. it's already a must programs by a member of the security council offer to feel as if in the auditorium of a cinema of a repeated film. are you not against the very participation of the president of ukraine or his represe

ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm adrian for the good. this is that he's are live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. germany's government announces a 65000000000 dollar support package to help people deal with soaring energy costs and inflation. with the u. k prime it is devoris johnson said to leave office, we look at the challenges his successor will face, plus he says a donald trump hit so the president joe biden during his 1st rally since the f. b. i searched his florida home and angry flood victims and pakistan say that they've been abandoned by their leaders and the rich and i'm santa homeless with all the sport, including rafa on the dallas is on track for the 23rd glass and title. spaniard burst aside his opponent to reach the us open. 4th in it is just after 10 hours gm table start in germany, where the government has just announced a near $65000000000.00 package to help people and businesses from soaring inflation . chancellor, olaf shots says they'll use a windfall tax on energy companies to keep the price of oil and g

adrian brownfield, this report from what wellington in new zealand people. morning the passing of a british monarch who was also them on for all or most of their lives. prime minister, just inter arden among the thousands of people signing books of condolence. she said queen elizabeth had been the nation's mother and grandmother the last days of the queen's life, captured who she was in so many ways. working to the very end on behalf of the people she loved. and that is why i am sure that we will receive the news of her passing with both emotions of deep sadness, but also gratitude for life that was utterly and completely devoted to the service of others. the indigenous murray, people of new zealand make up more than 17 percent of the population. some performed a hucker to celebrate. and honor the queen. her representative new zealand governor general cindy key ro has murray heritage for most new cylinders. queen elizabeth has really been a constant in our lives. she's been here her whole time and she's provided a still sense of continuity and stability for

the numbers seem to be backing that up, adrian?h that's exactly, right inflation costs are starting to go down. americans are feeling that in their pocketbook, that certainly making a difference. but also the inflation reduction act has passed. it's signed into la. without one single republican, and with biden being the hum of this process the entire. way we are now seeing that this work, all that hard work, the administration, congressman put into getting the bill passed coming into fruition. his numbers are, up americans see bright lights on the horizon, in terms of how it's going to affect their families. president biden is doing such a good job, lindsay, going out on the stump and making a case for why the american people should support democrats in this election cycle. he is trying that contrast he's making clear the democrats are the party to stand for lowering costs for families, they stand with americans values, where is republicans are the party that's obstructing things, that do not stand on the side of american families.

ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm adrian for the good. this is what he is alive from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. after knocking out power of destroying pots of cuba, a stronger hearken in is approaching florida, and threatening catastrophic damage. the european union of russia both suspect sabotage, after gas leaks appeared. russia's north stream pipelines plus it's raining so i over here in baghdad. supporters of the sheer clinic, mac, tulsa, confront police will. parliament holds a session on the resignation of its speaker. but after 13 years guineas, former leader and 10 others go on trial for the killing of 150 people on the stadium and his phone argent. saner. impress once again ahead of the cats are world cup captain lean unless he scorned twice as a thing. beach jamaica. 3 know ah, a powerful category for storm is barreling towards the us state of florida. hurricane ian is expected. make landfall along the south, west coast in the coming hours. earlier, it knocked out power in cuba. people in florida, a bracing for its i

. >> let's bring in alice stewart, republican strategist and adrian elrod, a democratic strategist.in. you know the bidens, president biden's thinking. our reporting is that he hasn't decided yet because he is going to speak to his family at the thanksgiving and christmas holidays. do you think that first lady jill biden holds the key here? might she say enough is enough or i want you to run again? >> she certainly is a top a adviser. they have a great partnership but i think this is a decision to make with his family and the senior advisers at the white house. i have no insight into this. i hope he runs again. first black woman on the supreme court. major rail agreement. we have so much to run on. but look. this is a tough decision in a person running for re-election wants to think it through and i think that's what he will decide with his family. >> the president's decision plays heavily into the democratic primaries in 2024. do you think it makes a difference with republicans and the process? >> i don't think this has a major impact for democrats or republicans but to answer that

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and that's it for me, adrian. somebody, thanks data center and i back with all the news out of $1300.00. gm teeth on the crate. back with you here in just a moment before the day's news. i'll see you again. ah, ah. a with this november? well, he's coming to cattle and the clock is ticking as the main event gets closer with every step of the way. i'm going to get you off that with a new show each month i think can expect some strong support hearing tests, bringing the latest news from teens and friends in different regions across the globe as they look to make their mark on pat 2022. the welcome come back with everyone else. oh, now just here for scientists, the evidence is irrefutable. but america's climate change denial stubbornly mistrust of the fact that despite soaring temperatures, raging wild fires and shrinking water reserves the world's largest economy, it's still split along ideological lines. so can it ever reach consensus to avoid catastrophe? climate wars ought to, on a just 0, unprompted and uninterru

its adrian and in doha, what are we expecting to happen in the coming hours? wanted to know. i don't think jonah can hear us at this point. we'll. we'll come back to generate just a moment i can in the meantime. let's go to what balmoral, the castile in scotland, where the queen's body remains on jessie roseborough matheson is there, robert? what's happening there? this morning, as far as the movements of the royal family are concerned, we're not being told anything and that is protocol by buckingham palace. they are very tight and security as you would imagine. their default is not to give any information about the movements of the the wall family. and if they do, it's usually very much at the last minute. but of course, her majesty the queen's a coffin still remains inside the castle. and the understanding is that that is to allow staff and their immediate family who have been working in and around these state all these years to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who of course died here on the thursday evening was also speculation that some members of the royal fam

ah ah, hello, i'm adrian said again. this is counting the cost on al jazeera, your wiki, look at the world of business, said economics, this week, an economic meltdown of the freeze on cash with fools, desperate lebanese to positives, holding up that own banks to get access to their life savings. so what's the way out of the financial crisis? also this week, china is owed almost 40 percent of poor countries debt payments this year, and is on the pressure to help strained economies overhaul that credit buttons. so what can beijing do? plus straus threatening zimbabwe crops, and raising fears of a food insecurity and bumping farm as a going back to old falling techniques to cope with extreme weather conditions. ah, the world bank says that lebanon's economic crisis may be one of the 3 west in bottom times that it's left 1810 people paw. many lebanese people can't afford basic necessities. of those who have life savings in banks can't access them. withdrawals have been limited since the financial meltdown began in 2019. now

you support for adrian back to you. far, many thanks to you. we'll see you again. little later. the cortez carrying of the coffin of britons, queen elizabeth the 2nd continues to make its way towards scotlands capital. edinburgh, sir, not long ago passed through the city of dundee. it's now heading towards park where it will cross the river tay across the front bridge and then head across to edinburgh. we'll have more coverage here on al jazeera and the rest of the race news in just a moment. oh, september on al jazeera, wildly just from a 193 members states gap at the united nations general assembly with the war in ukraine and the global cost of living crisis high on the agenda. up front returns martin, amongst hill, talk through the headline to challenge the conventional wisdom italy, but the right wing party fortelli. this idea is ahead and oppose could a decisive victory overcome the gridlock faced by recent government. the listening pros examines and dissects the wealth media. how they operate, and the stories they cover with rising prices, causing hardship and discontent a

adrian brown's with us now live from new zealand, the camper from new zealand, capital, wellington, adrian, what as the reaction was far been out of new zealand and also out of australia. well that 96 gun salute you just referred to is a rare sound in new zealand capital. but of course it has been a day that few people will ever forget the move throughout the day has one big one, many of sort of some and, and quite reflection not just here in new zealand, but also across the tasman in australia. we've been hearing throughout the day from lead us from all walks of life, including representatives of the indigenous murray population in use. eland. they've been giving their reaction in many different ways. they acknowledge that while they have been passed tension between the crown and murray, they also look forward to working with the new king. one leader said, this was a time for morning, not politics in australia, the prime minister, anthony l. beneath he said that the grief australians and our feeling is the price we pay for love and both australian and indigenous aboriginal flags, and are

adrian. something up here in doha. the headlines i'll just here up a man's, put a detained off to trying to shoot argentina's, vice president. she was preaching supporters outside a home and one us others. the president is declared friday a national holiday in response to the incident. at least 28 people, including a high profile cleric have been killed in a blast and afghanistan, it happened near a historic moss could the western city of her, at dozens of people were injured in the attack. b, u n's, atomic watchdog says the 2 of its inspectors will stay at the zappa. she a nuclear plant on a permanent basis on thursday. the team said that they're worried for the integrity of the facility in southern ukraine. i worried i wally and i will continue to be worried about the plant until we have a situation which is more stable, which is more predictable. it is obvious that that the plant and the physical integrity of the plant has been violated several times by chance, by any duration. a quarter mama has sentenced the ouste

but for now i'll hand you back to adrian. and that's it from year to is that your weekend starts not mind in about another 30 minutes, but he fixed it. that's it from but he is room, but to i'll be back at the muse our, i'm sorry that's from us. i'll be back with more news though in just a few moments. see them? ah, ah, as country repairs to host an estimated $1000000.00 fans for the 1st world cup in the middle east, security is paramount. the c e. o of the international center for sport security says katara has been preparing for more than a decade and has a track record a posting smaller tournaments such as the income the successfully, the man thought the strive dog is that the, the will copy that, that he's a part of a bigger vision, cut your husband's staging simulations and conducting training exercises for security forces. a number of global safety indexes, right? cuts are at the top. last year 200000 fans attended the arab fee for cop. there's hope that perhaps this november's world cup will some day be a kind of dry r

out as here as adrian brown reports now from wellington. in new zealand, people are mourning the passing of a british monarch who was also their monarch for all or most of their lives. prime minister, jose inter are dern among the thousands of people signing books of condolence. she said, queen elizabeth had been the nations mother and grandmother the last days of the queen's life, captures her. she was in so many ways working to the very end on behalf of the people she loved. and that is why i am sure that we will receive the news of her passing with both emotions of deep sadness, but also gratitude for a life that was actually incompletely devoted to the service of others. the indigenous murray, people of new zealand make up more than 17 percent of the population. some performed a harker to celebrate and honor the queen. her representative new zealand governor general cindy kiro has murray heritage for most new zealanders. queen elizabeth has really been a constant in our lives. she's been here her whole time and she's provided esteem, se

i have to mention this, adrian. i watched that debate and it reminded me of that old "snl" sketch like wr the character is like, how am i losing to this guy. i can't imagine what it's like being on stage with someone like this. i want to start with this. you're running for secretary of state. that is an incredibly important responsibility. what are the responsibilities of the secretary of state in arizona? because it changes state by state. what would you be responsible for in 2024? >> first, thanks for having me. the secretary of state in arizona is the chief election regulator. chief election officer in arizona, the 15 counties run the actual elections. the secretary really kind of herds all of those cats. we also have business services and public services inside of that office, near and dear to my heart are the archives and libraries, but we really are sort of a ministerial office, the secretary of state does critically certify the election results that come out of the canvases of each of arizona's counties. and

a real improvement in the quality of life heritage with this grain on the former french military adrianoke. they attacked in turkey, according to the bouquet itself, which in recent months covered the events in the donbass, there were two criminals following him. they attacked, this is a man with a knife and inflicted several times himself in his hand, consider this revenge for his attempts to investigate the events in ukraine, the french activist asks the russian authorities. and him from his pursuers. i can't go back to mine country because i will be arrested there or i may be killed in other countries, and i really need your help. i need a russian passport to save my life and not go to jail. i appeal to everyone who can help me get russian citizenship about adrian boke , there were several stories. collected around the world. money, and his revelations of fakes, as well as how he visited yelenovka and saw what was left of the pre-trial detention center after the shelling by american himes. european experts are trying to find the causes of serious accidents that occurred on the first

busy hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is that he is, are alive from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. oh, argentine as vice president, christina fernandez, the coach that survives an attempt on her life, a man's but arrested after his loaded gun and failed to file. russia says that to you and nuclear inspectors are to be based permanently of europe's largest nuclear power plant in ukraine. mia mas form alida on sensor g sentence to an additional 3 years in prison on electoral for charges adopted catastrophic floods. pakistan scramble as to barricade towns and villages in the path of a flooded river, which roaring from the north. 80 percent of the 1000000 people who live here have already evacuated. those that have stayed behind or either waiting to see what happens or they are working around the clock to make sure that this mud wall does not reach. and as for were found the dof us open campaign remains on track as he reaches the 3rd round by the spanier, the had to overcome a sluggish thoughts and the bloody nos

adrian, i saw him as a hash. my how about our reporting live that from but so how many effects did hashim a group of right wing israeli ultra nationalists has entered the alex or compound unoccupied, east jerusalem at the beginning of the jewish new year. non muslims are allowed to visit the compound, but within a specific period on sunday, the holy side has been a flash point between palestinian muslims and disraeli, jews, palestinian groups of warned about what they say, isn't israeli incursion into the holy site? 30 palestinian prisoners have started a hunger strike to protest against the most administrative defend detention by his really forces or been $700.00 palestinians are being held without charge or trial. it is really jails. did i ever, him, is in the occupied west bank explains what is led to these protests. the prisoners say that there is an increase in these railey practice of administrative detention, which is withholding palestinians in jails indefinitely. without charges. that was roll says that

this adrian are here in moscow. there is a, there is a tangible amount of vexation in the statements or at the top levels. the crammed in, has described. for instance, the, the accusations from some european sources that russia might be involved in this incident as it expected. but the de kills and stupid or rush also has launched or decided to launch an investigation in this after statements earlier in which it requested to be involved in the european investigation in this incident . but now rush is going to launch its own international investigation or its investigation. it what it calls international terrorism, describing this incident as a pro vocation against russian interests and saying that it is causing a lot of damage to the, the interest of, of the russian federation. also that the decision to call a united nations security council meeting to discuss this situation. so here in russia, there is, as i said, this feeling of anger at what's, what's happening and lots of statements here and there. and a video w

ah hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is that he is alive from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. ah, un inspectors reach the russian held nuclear plants and ukraine, despite shelling nearby. ah, showing off the military mites, russia and china take part in drills as tension with the west source. the un says that china may have committed crimes against humanity against weak muslims, provoking a furious response from bay j. plus. i'm saying bas ravi in pakistan's, southern sin province, where people in towns like this are using mud walls and sandbags to hold back to flood waters and in sport. serena williams stands the world number 2 to reach the 3rd round at the us open. be 23 time grand sam champion has put her in, pending retirement on hold. she puts herself into another singles match deal with it is just after 1300 hours g m t will begin this usa in ukraine where a team of you and experts has finally reached europe's largest nuclear power facility. the arrival of the russian occupied zapata g. a plant in southern ukraine was delayed by hours du

my colleague, adrian finnegan, will have the use are for you in under 30 minutes, right after one 0, one east. stay with us. a weekly look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives, economic xamarin in 50000000 are counting the cost on o g 0 vietnamese gangs or selling children and teenagers. i don't work is and i am holding a veto. lucas alive, alligator until it come with pam getting what i'm told. no. why be no one that goes on in the now we go behind the trans national smuggling change on trapping young people into slavery, thousands of miles from home, not osha rudolph reformers. russia. yes, you're starting out here for the road on the georgia road of the bigger reg to hold you, go and culture and we ask why european authorities aren't doing more to stop the trade? tuscan ost point of her sighing was our banish one. 0, one east investigates how vietnamese youth are being trafficked into europe. or that's a normative. what does this man who will call and j knows? well how the vietnamese

adrian, i would like to know why we are not saying there is a food shortage period? quit using the word inflation. when we are looking at bird philo, butter chicken, industry, the fields are being slaughtered with rain or drought. why are we not talking about that situation? >> on top of that -- >> it's not just the united states. the russia ukraine conflict is added to the feud started. >> russia invading ukraine, very inappropriately i would add, has complicated everything. ukraine is considered the bread basket of europe. commodities are a worldwide issue. i have to say, even amidst our challenges, the fact that food is deliverable, yes it's more expensive, we are helping feed the world. we are feeding america, and helping feed the world. i think we're in a strong position for that. we color raises a very valid point. there are some shelves that are empty. folks are not able to see the variety at the grocery stores that they would like. without friday, there's less competition. these are dynamics that are not consumer friendly. i hope that we can get this supply c

adrian sitting here in doha with the headlines on al jazeera. we'll begin with the developing story out of ukraine. we're a team of you and experts has finally arrived at europe's largest nuclear power plant. it's trying to assess the safety of the facility, a bit, fighting in the area. ah, ukraine and russia. blame each other for the facts near the russian occupied zapora . z a nuclear plant in southern ukraine. one of the 6 reactors has been shut down because of reported russian motor attacks. i am going to consider the possibility of establishing a continued presence of the i. e. a at the plant, which we believe it's indispensable to the stabilize the situation and to get regular, reliable, impartial, neutral updates or what the situation is there. so we shall slack we are moving now . thank you for your interest is very important that the world know what's happening here in iraq. at least 4 people have been killed in fighting between rival she eyed factions. ah. the southern city of bass were, remains on edge all to violence began or weapons

i'm adrian finnegan, 30 years a continuous human progress is unraveling. that's the warning from the latest report on the united nations human development index. it's a measure of average life expectancies, education levels and living standards around the world. since it was introduced in 1990, the index has increased every year until 2020 but the u and has now recorded 2 years of decline in a row. it means that we're living short a lives a less well educated and that incomes a going down. the pandemic climate change and the war in ukraine had been blamed. the un says that the world has been lurching from crisis to crisis over the past 2 years. the setback is global, affecting more than 90 percent of countries since 2019. the worst affected is south saddam people there live on average until they're 55 years old. annual earnings a $768.00 at the other end of the scale is switzerland. it's been a top performer since 2009 people that are expected to live in to their mid eighty's. and they earn on average $66000.00 a year. the u. n says the situation could be

hey, michael, let me give a, give adrian last 30 seconds. go ahead in london. well, you know, here in the west, they say that in russia, the euro, but i would say the instead of it last year, robot is one of the world i that's, i think i'm going to write that on a post it and put it on my refrigerator and my wallet, it's going to be a good line i'll use in the future. gentlemen, that's all the time we have. want to thank my guest in washington, delmore, and in london. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here, are the see you next time. remember crossing ah a headlines right now, you're not te and russia warns that you cranes the latest security proposals to as western allies are a direct path to well, 3 you chief of underlay and state of the union speech is all about ukraine, potentially ignoring that have skyrocketed and inflation, a massive energy deficit and other serious issues affecting ordinary people. living and working within india is government imposes a ban on rice, ex pole, in an effort to increase domestic availability, a devastating floods wi

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adrian brown al jazeera, wellington allan nations of the caribbean are also mourning the death of queen elizabeth. but some and jamaica and the bahamas have raised doubts about king charles and the future of the monarchy itself. passing of the queen, obviously, late in the jamaica context of hunting to the commonwealth, is the end of the year. she's, she's, she's everybody's mother. she's one of the most outstanding persons and women in may left after she she has done tremendous work. okay. and so i don't think so. it's good ever try gustavus anywhere. but i'm, i'm thinking that it is the end of it. it depends on those great people inside the united kingdom. how do i feel about child becoming king? i think for the mere fact that he's the longest heir apparent in history, he's had the practice. he's watched his mom and if he continues to do and practice her role leading, you'll be just fine. in montreal despite sadness about the queen's death. people had mixed reactions to the importance of the royal family in canada. i think we always follow and dan was all within 3. might a royal famil