i'm adrian finighan.sco is meeting in morocco to consider 56 nomination for inclusion on a list of what he calls intangible cultural heritage. the yuan agency aims to both protect and promote cultural practices to prevent them being lost to history. the list includes entries like falconry, the art of training and flying falcons practiced in two dozen countries around the world. or the collection of traditional dances, these shirts looking for financial support to help preserve them. food is also on the list. gastronomy in singapore, a major collection of muted dining and culinary activities and multicultural urban areas. or dance, and art that fuses indigenous music with contra -- complex dances. zambia maintains a tradition that is typical of what you wants to highlight. the dance team is among many nominees that have been shortlisted. >> i am the director of the dance team. we are here where we do our activities from. the significance of the dance is a celebratory dance. we have teams dance among a numb

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of state -elect, adrian fontes.k you very much for joining us on this important night. it was, it took a few days to get here, but this is possibly one of the most important victories in any of these elections that we see anywhere in the country. tell us what was at stake in this campaign, in arizona. is this the campaign, or one of them, that president biden meant when he said, democracies on the ballot? >> there's absolutely no question. the diametrically opposed candidates in this race, mr. finchem, and both caper, an antisemite, an election denier, and myself. i'm an hard-core veteran, and election administrator, with a guy who beat the cyber ninjas here in maricopa county. we advocated for our team, the people who have actually run elections. democrats, republicans, and independents alike. regular citizens who have been coloring, who have been insulted, who have been called frauds and cheats by these election deniers for the last two years have had their we -- are very excited that the voters in arizona recogni

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's husband, tom, is an inmate at salinas valley, maximum-security state prison. they were introduced by a mutual friend while tom was serving a 52-year sentence for an assault with a firearm on a police officer. she wasn't expecting to fall in love, but she did. they married in a prison ceremony, in 2018 , much to her family's dismay pick >> my family, when they found out i was with somebody he was incarcerated, they took 10 steps back from me. >> she visits him every weekend for a few hours, once a month, they are eligible for a conjugal or family visit, of up to 40 hours in an apartment on prison grounds. but even though he is the one convicted of a crime, in many ways, she says, they are both doing time. >> every week you are retraumatized, because you don't know what's going to happen. when you get here you don't know what staff is going to be up to. you don't know if they are having a good day or bad day. >> coping with the incarceration of a loved one can be overwhelming. the stress of supporting a family member in prison can cause lasting health issues for

adrian hayes, the over.the government argue they're doing everything they can to boost the british economy. and if that involves fewer trade barriers with the eu, then bring it on. that's their view. what do you think my views on brexit really mirror mervyn king's views about four years ago when the may government they were discussing which way was going to go and, king said. they were advantages in staying in the eu and their advantage in leaving , but there advantage in leaving, but there was no point for seeking the advantages of staying without maximising the advice to leaving . and i think four years on we've got we've lost all the advantages, which i think that's just expand a bit. the trade deals with the eu , but all the deals with the eu, but all the supposed benefits of leaving. so you said in your monologue money courts , borders, immigration. we courts, borders, immigration. we have done nothing. why are we done nothing. that's for people's opinion. so i'm sort of now a be honest, it's sort of th

adrian hayes, the over.the government argue they're doing everything they can to boost the british economy. and if that involves fewer trade barriers with the eu, then bring it on. that's their view. what do you think my views on brexit really mirror mervyn king's views about four years ago when the may government they were discussing which way was going to go and, king said. they were advantages in staying in the eu and their advantage in leaving , but there advantage in leaving, but there was no point for seeking the advantages of staying without maximising the advice to leaving . and i think four years on we've got we've lost all the advantages, which i think that's just expand a bit. the trade deals with the eu , but all the deals with the eu, but all the supposed benefits of leaving. so you said in your monologue money courts , borders, immigration. we courts, borders, immigration. we have done nothing. why are we done nothing. that's for people's opinion. so i'm sort of now a be honest, it's sort of th

you can imagine, poor adrian because she was inside. she's inside she doesn't know what's going on all she knows is they come to her door and they say, we need you. we're gonna carry you out the door here. in her mind, she might be getting executed, right? what does she see, lo and behold, she sees elizabeth monroe standing there. what was interesting about that is that moment was not lost on people, okay? you can imagine the people standing around in all this darkness, all this paranoia doom and gloom, no hope for the future, there is this little light of bravery that happens in the middle of that. people started talking, word gets around when monroe couldn't do anything but he's going behind the scenes asking the committee of public safety, what can we do here? so the short story of it is -- adrian's mother and her grandmother were both executed! her coming up, the short story is that adrian was actually released. she was actually let go! really because of that act of bravery that elizabeth did. part of these artifacts helped her crea

they didn't know what to make of it, including adrian. but she told us that she was very glad that she did it. it away, gave the a better sense of where she was at. nobody takes the time to talk to these women, to understand the world. they have to travel sometimes hours every weekend to see their husband . when they get there, they are almost at the mercy of some of these guards . if they are on a good day are having a bad day, it affects them. they are guilty by association, right? this is the first time that someone has really bothered to ask them, how are you feeling? i can tell you that at the end of the circle, they were crying and they were thinking the warden for bringing them. >> let's put this into context. the reason this facility is doing this is to make life better on the outside when the inmates return home, to be better partners, better neighbors. what results are they saying? is there any way to measure that right now? >> reporter: yeah. it still in the beginning stages. this is the first time they have done it. we do have

i think you don't . >> reporter: adrian's husband, tom, is an inmate at salinas maximum-security state were introduced by a mutual friend while tom is serving a 52 year sentence for assault on an officer with a firearm. she did not expect to fall love, but she did. they married in a prison ceremony in 2010, mi family found out that when i was with : e visits every weekend for a few hours. once a month, they are eligible for a conjugal, or family visits, up to 40 hours in an apartment on prison grounds. even though he is one convicted of a crime, in many ways , they are both doing time. >> every week, you are retraumatized. you do not know what will happen. as soon as you get here, you don't know what the staff will be up to. you don't know if they will be having a good day or a bad day. >> reporter: dealing with incarceration of a loved one can be overwhelming. the stress of supporting a family member in prison can cause lasting health issues for those on the outside. this is something that francie horstman is trying to change. >> we numb ourselves out because we cannot stand feeling a

ah hello, i'm adrian for the good. and i'm devin. asked for the extended coverage of the fif at wild cap. it was an ambitious go. now it's just, i was away from kick off patio set to make history as the 1st and middle east country to stage the competition. a tournament that's been 12 years in the making will open at our bait stadium with hosts taking on ecuador out zeros. russell soda looks at some of the challenges that catalyst faced did a defining moment that started at well the year journey is cut. ha, ha, ha, winning the right to host to work. and the company has since undertaken one of the most ambitious construction of force in world history. building 8 stadiums equipped with sophisticated technology and dozens of other edmonds supporting facilities. multi lay roads now cross to capitol, doha, and it's connected by a high tech metro system with driverless streams. infrastructure as a low cut out her jump at light speed, completing changes, infrastructural changes that would take other countries. decades upon dec

adrian. it is, is a massive loss, but you have to say it hasn't come as a, as a total surprise in the last month he's really only paid around 30 minutes for his club side rail madrid's. he trained with the french squad for the 1st time since the team linked up on saturday. and that was when he got this fi injury which will keep him out for at least 3 weeks. so he could have potentially stayed around and played some pots in the latest age of the competition. had france got there, but he's decided to forego his sports. he wrote on instagram in my life, i have never given up. but to nights i have to think about the team as i have always done. so reason that tells me to leave my place to someone who can help our group make a good while to cobb of course, only just last month. venza was named the best butler of the ed that he won the balloon door awards for an incredible season with rheumatoid loss. jay, he scored 44 goals and 46 matches, helping them when the spanish gallagher and at the champion

adrian: yes, i completely agree.nk what you are seeing now is that crypto exchange is, they are trying to be everything for everybody and that is because they are operating in a largely unregulated landscape. when you operate where there are no clear rules in place, there is a race to the bottom in terms of risk. in bull market, companies are rewarded for taking more and more risk. but they are taking these risks with client funds. when the market turns, i guess we have all seen what has happened. i think clear regulation around the world needs to be put in place to regulate the activity of cryptocurrency exchanges to ensure they treat client assets with the respect these assets deserve and if they undertake any lending activities, they are clear about what risks the customers exposed to and they are clear about how the funds are used and there is external oversight that they meet the obligations that are promised to their customers. yvonne: it is interesting that we heard from the mes defending how they approached t

boyle who is— saying this, this is dr adrian boyle who is the — saying this, this is dr adrian boylemergency care system is collapsing within hospitals, and we are on— collapsing within hospitals, and we are on the — collapsing within hospitals, and we are on the brink of the first ever nursing — are on the brink of the first ever nursing strike in history. they will be nursing strike in history. they will he striking — nursing strike in history. they will be striking on the 15th at the 20th and also _ be striking on the 15th at the 20th and also nhs 111 staff will be striking _ and also nhs 111 staff will be striking which will push more people towards _ striking which will push more people towards a&e. it is a really dire situation — towards a&e. it is a really dire situation and we have also got the winter— situation and we have also got the winter flu — situation and we have also got the winter flu pressures and the covid backlog _ winter flu pressures and the covid backlog and the ambulance delays so really _ backlog and the ambulance delays so really worrying situation. as for

hello, i'm adrian finnegan. and i'm devin ash with extended coverage of the 2022 a fee for wow. caught in just hours from now. i thought we'll make history as a fast middle east country it to stage the competition a tournament that's been 12 years in the making will begin at our bait stadium just to the north of doha, with the hosts against ecuador pool raised looks at a momentous occasion. in global sport, ah, never before has a world cup host nation, how to wait so long for its tournament to begin. the 12 year buildup is almost over for council. it's one that hasn't always been easy. on the eve of kick off the head of world football, went on the attack against criticism a free for i'm the host country you go and defended their record of making progress on issues such as human rights. don't criticize, can't. i don't criticize the players. don't criticize anyone. criticized fees are criticized me if you want because i'm responsible for everything. but let the people enjoy this woke up infancy. now try to re dire

ah, hello, i'm adrian finnegan. welcome to the program. london's waterman museum has returned its collection of been bronzes to nigeria. they were stolen in the late 18 hundreds by british colonial troops after they invaded the kingdom of benign and what is now my gerry at the artifacts ended up in museums in europe and the united states and african states have sought to return for decades. but the museum is still keeping hold of hundreds of the statues. now to see harry forces started off with this report. a major moment in a long campaign, in 1897 british soldiers stole thousands of finely wrought artifacts like this from the van kingdom of been in modern day nigeria. now, london's haldeman museum is returning these 6 pieces and siding over the ownership of a $66.00 other so called benny bronzes in its collection. to enable this object to be displayed in museums for people to see people from outside the country to come and see in the context of where they have been looted is a significant moment for us. for now, t

hello, i'm adrian for the good. and i've given us for the extended coverage of the fif at wild compet 2020, which begins in less than 7 hours from now also coming up. the defending champions, france adult, another blow, kareem bens amount is ruled out with the fi injury. and the stars at leim lodge, where in an indian say to other passionate debates about the world's best plans, a tournament that's been 12 years in the making will begin at our bait stadium just to the north of doha, and less than 7 hours from now. f katara will be playing their fast ever wildcat game and it's against acquittal pool race looks at a momentous occasion in global sports. ah, never before has a world cup host nation, how to wait so long for it's tournament to begin. the 12 year buildup is almost over for council. it's one that hasn't always been easy. on the eve of kick off the head of world football, went on the attack against criticism of free for i'm the host country you go and defended their record of making progress on issues such a

were both traumatized before we met each other. >> reporter: that shared experience, according to adrian, has brought them closer together. in a way, it made her feel less alone. >> knowing that he willingly participated, helps me to know that the wheels are turning. if the wheels are turning, i could possibly introduce some healing that can happen between both of us. >> reporter: at the end of the day, adrian hits home, dealing less burdened, knowing they have both taken a meaningful step away from the trauma on both sides of the bars. >>> we'll give you a live look at capitol hill. there is a push for change. a bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced a bill , calling on the federal prison system to address under staffing issues. the bay area representative is one of the sponsors. she did tour the federal correctional institute in dublin last spring, they came under heavy scrutiny after several employees, including the prison warden were arrested for sexually abusing inmates. the congresswoman spoke with us about how understaffing puts the safety of inmates and guards at risk. >> t

democratic strategist adrian elrod and political analysts elyse jordan. so great to have you both here. want to start, though, by heading out to pennsylvania where nbc's stephanie gosk is in montgomery county. stephanie, what have you seen? what is the mood there? >> reporter: hey there, chris. well, you know, the lunch hour rush seems to be over but we did have lines out here just about half an hour ago. and there were lines at 7:00 a.m. when these polls opened up. and let's talk a little bit about enthusiasm because enthusiasm is that gauge for turnout and turnout is to important, especially here in montgomery county. we talked to the chair of the board of elections here in montgomery county and asked him specifically about mail-in ballots. and he said that the mail-in ballots, they're seeing more mail-in ballots than they did in 2018. they're not quite at the levels that they were in the presidential election two years ago but they are seeing more than that 2018 election. we've been chatting with people all day here today. and i'll tell you some things

army ranger adrian lewis, professor at the university of kansas and a reason adrian is on today is to focus on the civil rights movement and tom's book and the lessons learned from the military. tom, set the scene for us what you have in the book and learned about how this nonviolent movement learned some incredible philosophies from the military itself? one thing i loved about writing this book i began to think, wow, the military could learn. they're good at two basic tasks. training and military. how to fight. where i think the civil rights movement outstrips the u.s. military flounder is the u.s. is not as good as as the civil rights movement to form late strategy. and the end game. what the military would call phase four and the civil rights movement called reconciliation why what do we want things to look like at the end? they thought about it as keep the eyes on the prize. >> professor lewis, respond to those thoughts where the military could learn from the civil rites movement and what you thought of the book? >> thank you for having me. good to be with you. congratulations, to

danny and adrian on the town. danny and adrian on the town. adrian on the town council without tourism. it's the major industry that we have on the coast, tourists. and if we lose the tourists , if we lose the tourists, skegness will be in trouble. these people here, unfortunately have just gone through , you have just gone through, you know, perilous waters . get to know, perilous waters. get to our shores with , no money. so our shores with, no money. so they can't support economy that struggles of the over after a yeah struggles of the over after a year. the local council east lindsey declined to comment, saying a home office issue. but cases where asylum is granted the council could face additional . according to the additional. according to the leader craig leland. speaking of his accord. we would say there's a balance between what we can do locally in terms of the numbers that we can support and how that goes forward. that's our concern is that balance we don't want to tip over into , you know, tip over into, you know, community cohesion

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we are talking about with adrian and the secretary of state elect their.en promoting various conspiracy theories. i had to tell you, one of them that major head swivel around was his questioning of how the republican state treasurer candidate, kimberly ye, had 100,000 more votes than any other republican statewide. candidates, it's important to know who is not on, but they were traveling around the state with the fellow election deniers, it was kimberly ye, somebody much more and a mold of a doug doocy, who back in 2018, when the state by 40 percentage points. you have seen her her race for a secretary -- i should say for treasury here. at the same time, i got to tell you, 30 minutes from now, we could very well know whether katie hobbs is going to be the next governor of arizona here, in what would be quite a stunning, if we may, unexpected development. this was a republican candidate who thought that she had made a compelling argument to folks, especially in the rural parts of the state, that she was about the close ally you get to being donald trump but

there you go. >> and adrian, it's harder when you're technically not in a ditch.e're not in a recession right now. we had a robust jobs report. but it's a delicate balance for the administration and for democrats to tout this while also knowing and seeing poll numbers reflecting that americans are really worried about the economy. >> yeah, absolutely. and i think that's why you're seeing democratic candidates running the two-track system where they're saying, look, we feel your pain, we understand that gas prices are high, we're working on lowering them, we understand that food prices are too high, here's what we have done. they talk about the provisions in the inflation reduction act, lowering prescription drug costs, a number of cost-saving provisions that put more money in family's pockets. what they're doing is saying we feel your pain, but also here is what we've done to address this. you may not feel it immediately and that's one of the problems here is that you're not going to feel the effects of some of these policies ideal after the election. but you cont

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joining me now is adrian elrod.harris campaign. and, kurt bardella, democratic strategist and four other gop spokesperson for the house oversight committee. as always, good to see you both. adrian, i had a question that characterize these moves by republicans for the potential reasons for them. but, i just want to ask you. tell me what you think is behind this promise of endless investigations. what is the motivation? >> yeah, alex, looking at that video it almost reminds me of an snl episode because it just feels so contrived. it is so over the top, especially when you contrast that with speaker pelosi going on the floor on friday and giving her -- saying she is not going to run again and she would pass the torch to the next generation. it really is quite the contrast. i mean, alex, they have been waiting, they have been salivating for this moment for the last year or year and a half. they have been trying to get all of these investigations together. they could not wait for this moment on friday to have this press

but among the entire nation, it's going to make him just clearly more unelectable. >> along, adrian,ugh day in court, this pr nightmare we've been talking about the last couple hours. that is this conversation he had, this dinner he had with a notorious white supremacist, along with kanye west, now known as ye. democrats responding to this in a press release. the democratic party saying trump isn't the only republican spending time with nick fuentes. in 2021, arizona congressman paul gosar attended fuentes's conference, even posed for a picture with him. republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene attended this year's confidence -- glad-handing with fuentes on the main stage as gosar also spoke to attendees. what do you make of this strategy, right? the democratic party pointing out beyond trump the relationships white supremacy must have with folks like paul gosar, marginally marjorie taylor greene, the extremists of the party? >> i think what they deem aquatic party is doing here is threading the needle and making sure it's not just donald trump, it's also white nationalists, p

this doctor adrian boyle in the royai— this doctor adrian boyle in the royal college of emergency medicine _ letting pete delete that page is going to hospital at all because of the overcrowding, covid and because of the _ the overcrowding, covid and because of the bed _ the overcrowding, covid and because of the bed locking by people who have to _ of the bed locking by people who have to stay in hospital because there _ have to stay in hospital because there is— have to stay in hospital because there is nowhere else for them to go in the _ there is nowhere else for them to go in the community. something like 13.000 _ in the community. something like 13.000 at— in the community. something like 13,000 at anyone time in beds in the nhs system and in wales because there's no— nhs system and in wales because there's no provision for them the community. he is saying if at all possible — community. he is saying if at all possible stay away. i think he says hundreds — possible stay away. i think he says hundreds of being killed every week. fills hundreds of being killed every week. fiiis us _ hun

i'm adrian finnegan. it's become known as the hidden debt scandal. that is one of the biggest corruption cases on the african continent. the century, a court in mozambique has begun to deliver its verdict, which is expected to take 5 days in the trial of 19 people who are accused of a wide range of financial crimes in connection with the 2 $1000000000.00 scheme. the defendants, a mostly former senior government officials, including the song of an ex president, will bring in our guests in just a moment. but 1st, let's take a closer look. at this case, the accusations relate to a number of deals made in 201320143 state owned farms borrowed more than 2000000000 dollars, arranged mostly in secret, with the help of the investment banks, credit suisse and beat he b. they said it was to help build a new fishing fleet, but instead it was spent on military gun ships, while hundreds of millions of dollars were reportedly paid in kickbacks. those accused of benefiting include senior politicians and a 5th source in mozambique and european bankers. when the scand

i'm adrian finnegan. i renewed offensive by m. 23 fighters in the eastern democratic republic of congo has forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. there are reports of extra judicial killings, torture and rape. the rebel group has ignored international appeals for a cease fire that is now marching on goma. the regional capital, the conflict is pitted the governments of the democratic republic of congo and neighboring lawanda against each other. you and investigators have found evidence that anyone does military is supporting m 23 fighters from gama. his malcolm web. the more than 200000 people have run away from the 23 armed group as it's advanced in east, in democratic republic of congo. so the local, so just started removing their guns that were in front of our home and to send them away. this is why we decided to leave and 23 widely understood to be backed by rwanda. gun has also been accused of providing support. those governments deny it. un peacekeepers filmed 500 fighters entering

you are looking at, again, adrian montes, if you may hear for a moment go back to 2020, adrian fontesn maricopa county recorder here. he lost his race in maricopa county. he then went and announced a run for secretary of state. so, this is a man who previously lost maricopa county, and as running as secretary of state. he beat mark finchem here throughout the day today, over the course of, i mean, essentially every two hours, is come up with a different conspiracy theory. i'm not suggesting folks go and follow him on twitter here. but he has thrown out essentially, every excuse as to why he is down right now in the polls. the big question is, what do you hear from him? blake masters, potentially, the attorney general candidate, a holiday, kari lake was on top of some tonight, in which she even suggested that elections here in arizona that had been rife with fraud here in the past, she had been slow to not make specific claims about her governor's race this year, because the thought process on that camp was that they were going to overcome here. and ultimately, win this race outright.

i'm adrian finnegan. tension has increased along turkey as border with northern syria. the turkish defense ministry says that its forces of hit the $500.00 targets in kurdish held areas since sunday. turkey is also reporting casualties among fighters from the s t f. the syrian democratic forces. the strikes follow a bombing in istanbul 10 days ago for which turkey blames the outlawed kurdish group. the p k. k. anchor a says that it's targeting bases in syria belonging to the y p g, a kurdish group with links to the p k. k. since 2016 turkish forces have conducted 3 ground operations to clear y p g fighters from northern syria. now the president is promising to conduct another offensive see how the lay of film was over. i still know our peroration said planes, cannons and drones are only the beginning from hattie to her curry and our determination to secure all of our southern border with the faith thunder. so as to remove the possibility of attacking now, countries lands is stronger to day than ever before because his look at the areas of control. turkey is striking tar

hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is al jazeera live from dough, also coming out. ah, a suspect is in custody for an explosion on a busy shopping street. in istanbul, 6 people are killed, at least 80 injured. ukraine's president accuses russia of committing war crimes as its troops pulled out of cas on and cameroon, shows its true colors. super fans go all out to support that team. heading to the fetal vote come ah, the world's most powerful leaders gathering all the entities united, a barley to address some of the biggest challenges of our times. but russia's war in ukraine, the resulting global economic fall out, and regional tension may make it hard for the g 20 to reach consensus. leaders of the e. u and maintain major economy as her attending that includes rush up, foreign minister. so gay lover off will represent president vladimir putin. a high stakes meeting on the sidelines of the summit is grabbing all the attention. nope, in the coming hours joe biden will meet china's leaders. she didn't bang in person for the 1st time. as you, as president tension betw

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you are looking at, again, adrian montes, if you may hear for a moment go back to 2020, adrian fontes was in maricopa county recorder here. he lost his race in maricopa county. he then went and announced a run for secretary of state. so, this is a man who previously lost maricopa county, and as running as secretary of state. he beat mark finchem here throughout the day today, over the course of, i mean, essentially every two hours, is come up with a different conspiracy theory. i'm not suggesting folks go and follow him on twitter here. but he has thrown out essentially, every excuse as to why he is down right now in the polls. the big question is, what do you hear from him? blake masters, potentially, the attorney general candidate, a holiday, kari lake was on top of some tonight, in which she even suggested that elections here in arizona that had been rife with fraud here in the past, she had been slow to not make specific claims about her governor's race this year, because the thought process on that camp was that they were going to overcome here. and ultimately, win this race outr