i'm adrian finighan.ecades of war since the 1970s have left afghanistan is in a dire humanitarian crisis. around 97% of its people live in poverty, while 28 million need aid just to survive this year. since it returned to power in august, 2021, the taliban has introduced a series of curbs on women's freedoms, including a ban on women working. the united nations says that that's unacceptable because it threatens the work of aid agencies. senior u.n. officials have been meeting this week in doha and kabul without the taliban to decide on the future of the mission. we'll be discussing the implications of all of this for the afghan people with our guests. but first, let's talk to the head of the taliban political office in doha, sohail shaheen, who is here in doha. good to have you with us, sir. the taliban as we said wasn't invited to those talks in doha. what's your view on that? >> yes. to have a meeting about afghanistan to know the issues in afghanistan, the humanitarian crisis, the need for a -- the nee

adrian: the whole country is corrupt. the fact that he has been removed from office and is being investigated, it does not have everything to do with the fact that he failed to take control of tripoli. he is one of libya's most influential politicians, a former interior minister. given the whole country is corrupt, what could he have done or is this a trumped up charge? >> i think it is out and draw on some of the very good points that they have made. the reason there was a general national stability government appointed in the east in early 2022 failure of the united nations process to culminate in elections and 2021. the reason it failed is because all the status quo actors did not want there to be elections. the status quo actors are happy for things to continue as they are. libya is a field door imploded state and each of the regional powers have their own interests. but it was fathi bashagha who defended tripoli in 2021 as the interior minister. that made it seem as though the east is not that biased, the east is bip

so, adrian arranged to meet him at her next business stop in dallas -- >> but adrian had no way of knowingo to her. >> it was horrible. i think i started shaking -- what was wrong with me -- >> was wasn't about the murder? no. no, it was something else altogether. >> coming up -- >> revelations about the double life of a man she thought she knew. >> -- did it everywhere he went -- >> what else had he done? that's when dateline continues. es we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... and we'd have a better view. do you need mulch? what, we have a ton of mulch. >> when adrian solomon learned her ex boyfriend's parents had been murdered, she wanted to be there to support attorney, especially now t

adrian treated in the icu for collapsed lung and a cut on his liver. lucky to be alive of adrian is in good spirits, but says he sometimes has trouble breathing . his mother telling me she wants that officer that shot her son charged. he remains on paid leave. what a brave little boy. our thanks to our friend demarco morgan there. demarco will have much more of his interview this morning on gma and gma three. the missouri teen shot twice after ringing the wrong doorbell , has taken part in his first public event since the incident . ralph yarro walked to benefit walk to benefit brain injuries on monday in kansas city. the 16 year old was shot last month after mistakenly going to the wrong home to pick up his brothers. the 84 year old suspect pleaded not guilty to assault and other charges. all right. coming up, if you love the water, you're not going to want to hear this. the empty lifeguard chairs from coast to coast. why so many cities are desperate to fill those chairs and why it's become such a challenge. but first, the sailing crew rescued on the

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dani: adrian, thank you so much.return to our conversation with the former bank of england mpc manager. we will discuss the boe rate decision tomorrow and much more. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i don't think we should accept that we need to be worse off. on the other hand, when people are looking at the figures and saying living standards are falling for a significant number of people. and the cost of living is really tough. there is no point criticizing them for saying it. the point is to do something about it. you can divide this clearly into two separate groups of measures. there are short-term things we need to do, including fixing the brexit problems. making sure we reform our planning loss urgently. making sure we deal with the labor market shortages. and then there are some longer-term structural things that might be all around how you utilize technology. how you harness the forthcoming and existing technology revolution to make change. so you have a short-term and long-term, but both of them need a set of decisio

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adrian wong there.y will be headed back to the polls this weekend for the presidential election. details and a preview of that runoff vote, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost... just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, special financing and free home delivery when you add any base. only at sleep number. ♪ dani: turkey's central bank has extended its interest rate pause for a third month as it tries to keep the lira stable. the policy decision comes just ahead of the country's presidential runoff this weekend. yousef gamal el-din joins us now. why is this important? yousef: the rate stays at 8.5% and they hold for a third consecutive month. you would expect about from the central bank of turkey because we are getting into this runoff on sunday. it's a sensitive time, they don't want to be seen as taking sides, and the turkish lira is already at a record low, the

adrian?ian: the greek prime minister has pummeled the opposition in the national election over the weekend. moving a step closer to another four year term. the prime minister's center-right new democracy gained about 21% of the vote. he will likely -- rather than assembling a coalition. china has delivered the latest salvo in the escalating chip war with the u.s., saying micron products failed to pass a security review. beijing has warned manufacturers of pm for structure from dying from the firm. the u.s. commerce apartment says -- department says the ruling has no basis in fact. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am adrian wong. this is bloomberg. dani: thank you. coming up, we get the key takeaways from the g7 meeting in japan. biden on his way back to the u.s., saying relations with china are set to improve we will get more on that. the micron story as well, china facing more restrictions, saying after a technical review. all that

adrian: a couple of weeks.k, our profitability is not just because we have sold more. we have taken about $250 million a year through our -- out through brexit and our cost structure. we have looked at every step in our pipeline, optimized flows so we can achieve similar sales with about 15% less production and stock in the system. really running the whole operation lien. we have done the turn around and now we work on fine tuning. we are ready and we always will look at the early indicators and we will always adapt rapidly. guy: great to catch up. great to see you, always appreciate you joining us, adrian hallmark, bentley motors chairman and ceo and thanks to miller. we are waiting for president biden to speak. we have a shot of the podium at the white house. we understand he is going to be briefing us on the latest project -- progress being made in the debt ceiling talks as he prepares to the part for the g7. as soon as the president speaks he will bring you his comments -- we will bring you his comments. th

here's peter adrian. thank you very much. we'll start with football and make hello tense is awesome. oh, or inaction right now is they tried to close the gap on premium. the leaders mentioned at the city. i think bryson at the everett's. it's currently no, no with 20 minutes gone early. a man said he would comfortable when is against evanson as good as in bulk. so he cast and it will kind of go into one that gave them the lease of the brilliant piece of skills assessment 7 minutes. so look at that. just 2 minutes later, early holland goodies, custom re goal to make it to new. uncompleted this going with the 2nd instead he said the 2 minutes passed before and his last to me it looks like chelsea. i found a new coach just be widely reported, the full was smooth and p. s. do you manage emergency a bunch of, you know, as a great deal to join the club. the contract still needs to be signed, but an official announcement is expected soon. if confirmed touch it so you know, it will be the 4th manager to take charge at stanford bridge

manus: adrian, they do very much. much famed, the movie was great, michael burry at s cion, he gorged on jd.com at the back end of 2022 but he piled in high again in the first quarter. he was a believer in the reopening trade. alibaba and jd.com, have a look, they are now 20% of his assets under management at the fund. dani: now i can't stop thinking about christian bale, so thank you for that. jd.com on its own, 11% of his fund. the reopening trade has not been the most successful, shall we say. the other things you flagged was banking stocks. we are no when he put on those bets, but regional banking stocks have fallen. pac west is down 80%, western alliance down nearly 50%, let's hope he offloaded before those losses happened. manus: these are the positions in jd.com and alibaba, but to your point, at the end of the first quarter when there was that regional bank implosion, he picked up 2% of first republic and pacwest. this was at that very tail end of where everything went really disastrously wrong. the question i

they certainly do adrian. and amazingly enough, even though governments can't always provide that security, if they have the correct policy, the western cut countries, the western investors and, and let me not prejudice anyone, yell china asia, either russia. if there is a correct policy, they will bring the money and they will bring in security because the metal prices are so high now that the margin that they can make is large enough to allow for the security. peter, how much control does china have over? ah, africa's rare earth marketed and on pricing to what extent is china stolen a march on on the u. s. is, is it trying to get a look in now at increasing its investment? it is. and right now, i don't think china has very much control over africa as reverse has. oddly enough, and let's, let's get specific here. the rare earth elements. they're not copper, lithium, z, cobalt, rarest elements. they're 17 funny sounding names. and the reason china got such great control over them is through most of humanity. t

hey, adrian is doing your vision. something come test to gather the last time we did this, whereas i was in back to you were in iowa. and then also it was a glorious sunny saturday afternoon, and the excitement is definitely building in the higher city of level pool. they've stepped in on behalf of the you and also of ukraine to host will say, is the longest running tv music competition in the world, the dates back to 1956. and it's a really special. yeah. that you 1956, cuz lots of other things coming up, which we'll talk about in a moment with me is krista buell come in. he is a legend in your vision, and angels, other calls a soul of participants himself. you're in charge of the muscle vessel award. if you just tell us what that's all about, cuz directly relates to all of the office. yes, it's uh, we felt that we need to honor more than just the and prize winner because there are so many excellent artist, songs and performances. and you know, you need all these 3 to win, but you can win one if you have the best son

here is adrian wong with the first word news.biden at house speaker mccarthy are confident a tentative debt ceiling deal will pass congress. mccarthy describes the deal as transformational and expects the majority of republicans to support it. >> the agreement prevents the worst possible crisis, a default for the first time in our history. in -- economic recession, millions of jobs lost. adrian: profits and china's industrial firms kept falling in the first four months of the year, underlying cooling demand and deepening deflation. the drop was slower than at the time of 21.4% in the first quarter. falling profits are weighing on sentiment and slowing business investment. australian trade minister don farrell says the bali sector maybe the next beneficiary. he expects china to remove 80% of tariffs on barley exports in the next few weeks. the comments are the latest signs that ties between australia and his top trading partner on the mend. the italian prime minister says she is yet to make a final decision on her country's role i

let's get to your business flash with adrian in hong kong.n: jp morgan is set to gain an even bigger boost from rising interest rates, thanks to its purchase of first republic bank. they have raised its guidance for net interest income this year to $84 billion. they also see second-quarter revenue from trading and investment banking to slump 15% from a year ago. abu dhabi sovereign wealth fund and fortress investment group have agreed to by softbank's stake in the u.s. asset manager. they will own 71 percent of equity while fortress will hold a 30% equity interest. sources say softbank is working on plans to become a lender in private credit. first citizens have sued hsbc for allegedly raiding dungeons of employees from silicon valley bank. -- dozens of employees. filed in a california court accuses hsbc of poaching 42 bankers and using sbb's confidential and proprietary and trade good information. hsbc spokesman declined to comment. pac west shares surged after it agreed to sell a $2.6 billion portfolio of real estate construction loans at a

but in any case adrian decides to get out of it and like everybody else in ransomware, he approaches this. damon say three, three, five in terms over the keys and, michael develops a tool so that people can recover their files for free and and he does that and adrian ends up giving refunds to people who had already paid. that's on one side that sort of the quaint ten days of ransomware that's not evil, it's not evil corp. evil corp really represents the side of things. ransomware these days is much more likely to be sprawl and criminal organizations that in many ways reflect typical corporate structures of of normal, aboveboard. they'll have human resources departments, payrolls, they'll have specialized missions. there's people who do everything creating the malware itself. there's people there's a separate department to do the vulnerabilities, you know oftentimes these hackers are located in eastern europe and they'll they'll have who are english language specialists will run the negotiations because know oftentimes you can negotiate the hackers to lower the ransom demand. there's

dani: adrian, thank you.will be talking hospitality and travel with bill heinecke, chairman and founder of minor international from the qatar international forum, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: summer is just about upon us. everyone wants to plan their next big trip. the travel industry is building back up after the tough years of the pandemic. it's a major focus at the qatar economic forum this year. haslinda amin is at the forum in doha with a asked. haslinda: let's get the perspective of bill heinecke, chairman and founder of minor international. he has hotels in about 66 countries, so he would have a great perspective on the industry. bill, good to have you with us. i want to start with thailand where you are based. we are at the end of elections, what is the mood of tourism in the country? bill: very strong ever since the beginning of the year. there was really no interruption during the elections. there was so much pent-up demand people were dying to get back. we saw travel emerge in a huge way. it's

in hong kong with that is adrian wong. adrian: u.s.secutors are reviewing stock trading by some first republic bank employees during the lender's collapse. justice department is looking at whether anyone used insider information as the bank crumbled in what became the second-biggest bank failure in americans history. blackstone says the investment giant is in talks with several regional banks to explore the purchase of assets. steve schwarzman says pressure on the banks will come from regulators as well as from markets. the so-called queen of rock and roll, tina turner, has died aged 83. the grammy wedding singer was known for her hyper energetic dance moves. her fame took off in the 80's. mick jagger paid tribute, calling her warm, funny, generous and an enormous sleep talented performer. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. dani: adrian, thank you very much. florida governor ron desantis has officially jumped into the u.s. presidential race, giving former president donald trump hi

manus: let's get across to adrian wong in hong kong with your first word news. adrian: u.k.committing a billion pounds to boosting its domestic chip industry over the next decade, focusing on research and design. the investment is a fraction of what other governments have pledged as they look to reduce reliance on asia. the u.s. and eu plan to spend more than $90 billion on the sector. japan inflation has re-accelerated, with cpi excluding fresh fruit hitting 3.4% in the year to asia. underlying prices rose at their fastest pace since 1981. the data is likely to move the boj closer to policy normalization. sam zell has died. he was known for his bets on stressed assets. he built a fortune in real estate but also invested in radio stations, drugstores, parking lots and mattress makers. he also made a losing that that drove the parent of any of the chicago tribune into bankruptcy. zell was 81. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. dani: adrian, thank you so much. we had another set of retail earnings are yesterday. it was wa

on the come on the of these line that you had on the group is killed in the escalation, the alarm adrian said again, this is which is 0 life. and also coming up, russia deny is accusations, but it's interfering in the turkish presidential elections by releasing fake information on social media. market stands for private as the emerald, unconscious grunted. fail optimal cools, cancels his arrest. and the un, what is the $100000.00 children? are at risk of starving to death in haiti because of spiraling during finance. the 6 come on on this one that you had on the group has been killed in a target to destroy the striking central gossip. at least 33 palestinians. and these really have been killed in the latest confrontations between israel and palestinian fighters and guns up for 4 days. now, heavy fire continues to be traded despite international calls for truce. cyril's been held for some of the palestinians killed in the is. randy strikes angry motors, quote, for the group islamic jihad to escalate. look at attacks against israel. batteries are broken by. rush rockets was fired from guns

yeah, it will be here covering it all night. phenomena hands you back to adrian, intel. sorry many thanks. indeed, from istanbul, let's go to ankara crash and how about a, is that for us that the opposition? c h p, the republican peoples policy headquarters in n? correct. what's the mood to that right now? ash? adrian was talking to members of the party and they say basically, is that they need some time. they're waiting for these 2 hours and a half from now to be able to gauge a sense of try them and a resolved the leader of the a party, a come market is that all along with the mayors of assemble? it come in on the, on the now yet of on cut off month. so do you have us here at the headquarters that are in touch with the different representative of the of the pots? yeah. across the country, the gathering all the data, all the information, and the say, it's too late to come up with any indication what. so with this particular moment about who's leading the race by, they say that they expect based to be a very tight a base. i've been talking to a few members of the policy

good adrian. instead of going here in the news from out 0, the headlines, few rules are being held to people in concert, killed by his really strikes licensed as a 36 year old man. in giovanni, a little of the besieged strip, at least 31 kind of cities. and one is really, i think kills since tuesday, a coach and packaged on his project form a permit us to him or on. com 2 weeks fail. he's facing multiple challenges including corruption. on thursday, the supreme court ruled his arrest earlier in the week was on the list and candidates and making that final pictures to votes. us ahead of talk us presidential of entry elections, the incumbent, richard piper. the one is facing an opposition alliance that might come out, get it done in a, an extremely tight place. the that is uncertainty along the united states, the southern border with mexico just hours of depend demik related restrictions expired at midnight. us eastern time. the us has posted trip numbers along the frontier anticipation, a search an

next, the the the type of support his joe adrian. thank you. well, the one in front opens top said call us out christmas 3. so the 2nd round at running barrels, the spaniard face to turn in quite a flat love you couple in paris across julie, still a bit of results for fixing of a player who is renting the 20 rolls out. muscling, he's one, hoses, opponent 6 plus 6275. he's a me for assess. typed in the french capsule. 70 grandson's title. the dates is law says us, i think 22 time grandson champion. no, but chuck of which has won his way through to the 2nd round the to time run. and there was when i was up against alexandra from the professor. which of the united states joking, which beating wells number 114 and straight. set this up faces hungry mouth and the switch of it next. but men's tendency to fedex over the last name is out. the canadian is the highest profile casualties so far it really gave us this year. it was dumped out in the opening room for the 1st time in 5 years. it's nice to be a funny advancing at the canadians expense or in th

i'm adrian finnegan. greek prime minister kyriakos mitsotakis wants the government for another four years. and voters it would appear want him to lead as well. although the new democracy party was the clear winner in sunday's election with more than 40% of the vote, it failed to win an outright majority. greece is expected to grow its g.d.p. this year and the party has promised to lift further the economy. but voters, especially the young, say they've yet to see any benefits. so what's next for greek politics? and is the opposition party still relevant? we'll look into all these questions with our guests in just a moment. but first, a report from al jazeera. reporter: a landslide victory that even surprised the winning party. with more than 40% of the vote, the prime minister and leader of the new democracy party kyriakos mitsotakis, says he's ready to begin a second term. but before that, another round of voting. the party did not secure an outright majority. and mitsotakis has rejected forming a coaliti

i'll send you back to adrian. certainly manufacturing date, this is the news from out 0 still to come on. the program you've crane says it shop down more than a 50 russian drones and the biggest attack from the country's capital. so far, india is prime minister, cause the countries, the economy, the buildings of the temple of democracy for the position policies, void cost at the end. ok, ration max, the stop and braces, the victory in the rain at the moment. co gone pre that's coming up in terms of it is the the hello from the al jazeera headquarters in del, how great to see you. so we've been tracking this rain out of southern jordan, it is now pouring into the northwest of saudi arabia. so we go in there for a closer look. i think this could have a big impact on the popular tourist hotspot of our law. certainly could trigger some flooding there at times that wins will be ne, strictly so touched more human for us here in doha. not monday will max out at 41 degrees of the pocket stone. still seeing those storms th

so now i'm going to send you back to adrian. the sunday manufacture date, another election was being held on sunday. this one in thailand, any results, the show, the opposition taking a strong lead opinion polls had indicated major gains for opposition. candidates based on con, should've was. she's the daughter of a former prime minister parks and she and it was about it's being seen as a potential turning point for the country from it. as the prior of john archer is wondering for re election 8 years of to coming to power in a cool us trinity check reports from bank called the vote. puts the opposition move forward and pro type policies in a position to form a coalition government together. it certainly puts them both in a commanding place, but it doesn't give any of the policies the land side majority they need. it looks like they're going to have to come together to form a coalition government. but even that might not be enough because of the strange way the type of constitution is at the moment. even if those 2 policies, both

that is when adrian's mother said that her son was shot. adrian is recovering from his wounds.s the investigation continues. the culture wars have taken a dark turn for u.s. businesses, with major companies now facing threats, and intimidation, over their lgbtq marketing. one right-wing commentator says, in fact, the goal is to make gay pride cox -- toxic to corporate america. the latest retailer, target, recently pulled some gay pride merchandise from shelves after an online campaign went viral. target said, it made the move out of concern for its employees safety, but critics say, the company caved to police. it is not just target. other large brands like bud light, facing a backlash after trans influencer dylan mulvaney posted an advertisement of the beer during march madness. analysts report, but light sales have been down ever since. tim calkins, a clinical professor of marketing and northwestern universities kellogg school of management. i am excited to hear your insights. this has been a bit confusing, in terms of what is happening to these companies, and what the respon

i got to know hacker named adrian. adrian represents sort of the quaint today of ransomware. he was a more or less lone. he was working with one column operator and he said he was based the middle east and his victims, mostly in the u.s., israel. and he had a couple of objectives. he said one of his objectives was political. you know that that's why he was going after victims in the u.s. and israel. his other objective was to put food on the table, ransomware for was a way of of of getting income. he lived said he lived in an area where there weren't a lot of there wasn't a lot of demand for his skills he had no other way to pay the bills. and this was this is what he did. he eventually, as time wore, he was doing his scheme amid, a global law enforcement crackdown on ransomware and he was probably feeling the heat. but he told me that he was feeling. and so he decided that a very unusual move. he decided that to give refunds people who had already paid his ransomware and you like everybody else who's interested in ransomware, turned to michael gillespie for help in in in sav

adrian finnegan and the team. here though, how, thanks for being with us, we'll see you again, bye for the the system to load boat isn't mechanical or even that self driving train the vehicle. but android today can be deal with a human only robot like me, will be everywhere else has 0 documentary, which to lead on the weird and wonderful world of global learn. think and even trust. i feel like i'm alive, but i know i am a machine origin of this, which is the challenge is here with the weather. so who would i be and then move to cannot discuss these to how far they are not cody, but send me an idea of how works best for you on the sending them not one of them on some of the most of the companies they said the you don't walk 2nd any on the, on the called you the, you saw the then the phone i'm not shooting a box in the, the.

the time i walk into the program, i'm adrian. instead of going to greek prime minister cutty, uncle smith's attack. guess wants to govern for another 4 years and focus it would appear want him to lead as well. although the new democracy policy was a clear winner and sundays election with more than 40 percent of the both it fail to win an outright majority. greece is expected to grow its g d p this year, and the policy has promised to lift the fall, but the economy, but votes is especially the young say they have yet to see any benefits. so what's next for great politics is the oppositional policy still relevant. we'll look into all these questions with all guests and just a moment. but 1st, a report from out to zeros capielo post holiday on a landslide victory that even surprised the winning party with more than 40 percent of the vote, the prime minister and leader of the new democracy party vehicles. we took lucky success. he's ready to begin a 2nd term. but before that, another round of voting, the party did not secure an outri

this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program of adrian. instead of going concerns about the stability of banks in the united states and elsewhere persist. first republic failed this week of 2 banks collapsed in march. the white house is keen to reassure americans and the world that everything is under control, but the sector is at its most of all the time since the 2008 financial crisis. the recent collapse of switch jobs, the credit suisse means the shockwave. so rippling through a globalized apple interconnected financial system. so all these isolated unconnected events or signs of something deeper and more worrying will be finding out what our guests think in just a few moments. but 1st, a report from milan gotta be, looks at peace, regulate us in the united states seized and battled 1st republic bank early on monday and promptly sold it, hoping to end the term while that's raise fresh questions about the health of the banking system. first republic was one of the lend despatches by a crisis and confidence in much clients with logic cou

closer to the border of the violence between police and ethics stubs in northern costs of the 0 on adrian said again, this is also coming up. the man accused of ordering the killing of 2002. it seems during the end of genocide appears, in course of the 22 years on the run. a belgium aid will occur and then they're ready and diplomats are freed in a prison. this will facilitated by a month at india's initiative to reintroduce $160.00 cheetos back into the wild is a risk optimal come so found that the serbia has ordered, it's only to move towards the boat out of the vine that's between police and ethics subs in northern costs a vote. the protest has tried to stop police scorching the recently elected epoch on baby a man to his office in the town of spec. com. so it'd be a majority boy content, the local elections, but in april they say that that amounts for great to autonomy of no invest. hello everyone else is associated research fellow at henry junction society as an international relations specialist who joins to stop live from bell. great, a lot of why is this flat up now given the tens

the hello, i'm adrian said again, this is i'll just hear a lie from though with extensive coverage shift took is elections. now i'm assigned these i them live and it's tumble. what results from this selection of style seem to trickle in? we've got a team of correspondence, writes across total care. well, whoever wins will have to tackle inflation of quake recovery and the global direction of to kia. add an out of the as pose polls close in thailand with a daughter of a controversial certain leader is challenging the ministry packet company policy. the we begin then in took here where as you heard those 1st results all beginning to trickle in from the rest place. the contested presidential on parliamentary elections in decades. let's get straight to us on both my colleagues send these that i'm, is that send me thanks so much adrian. yes, we are here watching developments as results are coming in. that's bring you up to speed cause that's of course, the most important thing right now. these are the results just moments ago, couple of minutes ago announced by an adult low news agency. i sho

the other again, i'm adrian said again, this is out of 0 life and also coming up the extension of usage test to see kind as to the ends lost the homeland of the state of israel was creators. a months since fighting between so don's warring generals began at a hospital and come to comes on the file. the thailand's opposition policy led. most people, young people, challenges the ministry at least by winning the most number of seats in sundays general knowledge. the took care of we'll have a run also to choose a new president. friendship type of the one came out on top and round one, with just on to 50 percent of the vote defying predictions, which gave the opposition an edge he and the oppositional lives leader kamala collision. little will have to campaign trail again. so the election due on the 28th of may, somebody said on reports. so it gives you the president of roger of type of the one. the dressing support is outside the headquarters of justice and development policy in ankara. it was his 1st appearance since the polls closed. he told them he's ready for a run off. oh wow, good to

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