i am adrian finigan.has been 14 years since the last summit of amazon rainforest nations, a time during which the impact of climate change has worsened well beyond what might have been imagined back then. floods, wildfires, and extreme temperatures have destroyed lives and communities worldwide. meanwhile, countries are missing targets to reduce emissions, as the climate crisis worsens. leaders all agree on the need to act, but big divisions remain on what needs to be done. we will talk to our guests shortly. but first, a closer look at the amazon rainforest and its connection with the nations taking part. the area is vast, around twice the size of india. it extends into eight south american countries, including brazil bolivia, colombia, , ecuador, guyana, peru and venezuela. it is a vital part of the global ecosystem, helping to regulate everything from carbon emissions to water cycles. but its sustainability is at risk after decades of reckless exploitation. let's speak with our latin american editor lu

adrian: jennifer, the elections are a long way away.f he did run and win, what would a second trump presidency look like? remember those words on truth social, if you come after me, i will come after you. jennifer: [laughter] look, i think that is getting to the heart of all that is wrong with some of these indictments, the politically motivated indictments. do we really want to live in a world where we continue to -- i mean, every single president from here on out would be indicted for something. i don't think we want to go down that road. it's very dangerous. more importantly, it is distracting from all of the issues that are important for hopefully the american people. their kids, getting kids back to school after schools are closed. the environment, the border, whatever. the important kitchen table issues are what we should be discussing, not revenge against someone. but inevitably, that could happen. there's that base, that 25% to 30% of the hardcore trump supporters to believe he is rightfully entitled to a second term. so his fir

." ♪ adrian: hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian finighan.ald trump's legal problems are piling up fast with yet another indictment, this time from events after the election he loved to joe biden three years ago. trump remains the hot favorite within the republican party to win the nomination to run again for president next year. but so far, the more charges he faces, the louder his claims of persecution resonate with his support based. what they think will determine the outcome of the election and whether or not trump makes it back into the white house. before we talk to our guests, let's take a closer look at what the latest charges are. he is accused of a conspiracy to defraud the united states. this stems from what prosecutors say is a plot to overturn the election results on false pretenses along with six co-conspirators. trump is also charged with two counts of conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, related to interfering with congress, confirming victory for joe biden. the fourth count is conspiracy against citizen rights. that

i'm adrian finighan.iger's new military rulers are in a standoff with the west and some of their neighbors, refusing to hand back power to the man they ousted. the country's borders are closed but president mohamed bazoum has been in contact with the outside world. speaking to u.s. secretary of state antony blinken, among others. changed times from only a few months ago, when blinken dropped by to visit niger, seen as an important u.s. ally in west africa, but one whose allegiance is now uncertain. france has retained a military force in its former colony, but tens of thousands of supporters of the coup leaders rallied in the capital to protest against the french presence. they want foreign troops gone, but accuse france of exploiting niger's wealth of natural resources. we will assess the implications of the crisis with our guests in just a few moments, but first let's talk to our correspondent in neighboring nigeria, ahmed idris. ahmed, how much support does this coup have within niger, and outside the

tewodrose: adrian: do you want to respond?al: i don't know where this comes that mentioning the amhara are excluded and governmental decision-making process, the fact, the idea that saying they have been neglected, -- both the regional and federal parliament. for the prosperity party was leading the country has 15 majority position. many people of amhara have a really -- and are leading their region. so i see eight delusional saying, they are a -- they are disclosed did. they are only elected when an opposition party is leading the region. i do not see that to be fair. let's be honest, they have their own representatives, they lead the amhara people. it would be ok with in other regions or other countries in the world. but the fact that it has been -- which has been recognized by many international institutions and -- i do not know where it is going. [indiscernible] nobody has been neglected. a lot of people are fighting against the force, they should be advised by all interests in the community. who is going to be affected is

adrian: he says tweets will be rebranded as x's. does that mean we will all be x'ing instead of tweeting in the future? this is silly, isn't it? >> well, i think with irish people in particular, that will be a really hard move to make because we are known to stick to our guns. whenever a brand takes over a venue, we will still call it by the old name. and some things just stick as well. in ireland, we call everything that is a vacuum cleaner a hoover. so some brands are very powerful and take over an entire category no matter who tries to take over that space. changing people's language is not as easy as he may think it is. he is just giving people constant opportunity to walk away from a platform that they have been threatening to walk away from for quite some time now. adrian: what damage has he done to the twitter brand, not just with this x rebranding, but since he took ownership of it. to what extent will that damage spill over into his other brands and impact things like tesla and spacex? and of course his own reputation as a

and thank you for the question, adrian, because we need researches. we need the medical world to look into that. why are these female athletes getting these injuries but also really to have open conversations for example, about mr. periods, you know, what is for example, the jersey type, what are the sizes of the shots, you know, as a play as comfortable can. we also have conversations about sports braz because these are things that you know, when you look around, people think, oh, it's odious. but you will find that some of the athletes are playing in bryce and not really sports drives and that affects you know, the way that they play because you're talking about 90 minutes of a football game. so i think that um, you know, for durations and decision makers and also reading organizations, if a nice there activist groups you know, have to open the talk about these and see how to grow the game. because it's not just about pay, pay, pay, pay, it's about things like that for quite a while. i'll come to you in just a moment because there were the 2 specifi

for pools, this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program of adrian. instead of getting spain play england on sunday, for the fif of women's will come after a tournament that seemed wrinkled crowds and tv audiences worldwide. it's a transformation from the 1st women's world cup in 1991 a time when the game was developed in only a few countries. now it's a big business, professional sport with the top style of heroes and role models for young girls who can now dream of one day scoring the went out for that country in a world comp. so what's next for women's football kind of grew to be as big as the men's game. i kind of oil countries have a fat chance of one day tasting will come dory. we'll be discussing all of that ample. when we kick off the discussion with our guest in just a moment. but 1st let's go to our report that alex told us in sydney at west spain and england will do battle in the final on sunday. whatever happens later this week, that will be a new name on the choices of the parents. we say russell would say the right things, not just in au

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adrian adrian says . williams not that adrian says. williams not that daft.ably thought, i'm not all that distance as not going all that distance as they'll beaten anyway, so he they'll get beaten anyway, so he hasn't to play all that hasn't got to play back all that way. depressed i don't think you'd depressed private you'd be depressed on a private jet. a well stocked jet. they've got a well stocked bar don't think bar, bet says. i don't think prince williams should have gone to because of his to australia, not because of his carbon footprint to get there, to australia, not because of his cartbecauserint to get there, to australia, not because of his cartbecause it|t to get there, to australia, not because of his cartbecause it|t tonlyt there, but because it is only a football match. okay. mike says claim it has and always will change mankind has little effect in interesting perspective. graham says, i don't care if prince william or sunak didn't go on a freebie to australia to watch football. the game is for the fans , not some fear where the fans, not som

adrian adrian says . williams not that adrian says. williams not that daft.ably thought, i'm not going that distance as not going all that distance as they'll beaten anyway, so he they'll get beaten anyway, so he hasn't to back all that hasn't got to play back all that way. i don't think way. depressed i don't think you'd depressed on private you'd be depressed on a private jet. a well stocked jet. they've got a well stocked bar i think bar, bet says. i don't think prince williams should have gone to because of his to australia, not because of his carbon footprint to get there, but because it is only a football match. okay. mike says claim it has and always will change mankind has little effect in interesting perspective. graham says, i don't care if prince william or sunak didn't go on a freebie to australia to watch football. the game is for the fans , not some fear where the fans, not some fear where the fans, not some fear where the rich blokes there we go. well, football used to be a working class pursuit, but no, it absolute fortune. it cost an absolute

colleagues are remembering bloomsbury's adrian vaughan as a natural leader. here's abc's llama hasan. >> a wedding celebration on a sailboat off italy's amalfi coast. quickly turning to tragedy. what happened? he rented motorboat carrying american publishing executive adrian vaughan and her family, slamming into the much larger sailboat. jesus christ floaties. >> parsons lawyers running to help throwing inflatable sections of the now splintered motorboat drifting away. >> an italian prosecutor saying the 45 year old was seated at the bow of the boat. the sheer force of the collision throwing her overboard. italian media reporting that vaughan's two children were also thrown into the sea. a nearby vessel seen here bringing the children and vaughan's husband to shore. an air ambulance also rushing to the rescue. emergency workers trying to save vaughan, but she was ultimately pronounced dead at the scene. vaughan was the president of bloomsbury publishing usa and served on the board of the association of american publishers, who called her a leader of dazzling

thank you, jason, adrian and all of you for being present today here. mr.arczak: thank you. ♪ aspen security forum in chicago, this is about 30 minutes. >> now we will get some good guidance and some good commercial oversight. i want to begin with

yeah, adrian, us of the only, i'm our policy. if i have the, if i can be given an opportunity to respond to both of these uh yes, i would really appreciate it because there's a lot of false claims that are being made here. number one, in response to this member of parliament that's here. the allowed people do not have their own representative. they do not have the own government. in fact, the region is now under the state of emergency. the federal government is managing the all region and has this is april by 5 federal agencies that are people have never elected their government. the source of instability in the region in the country is that all the, the or more prosperity party that is very clear. we the war, do not know that the if you, i hope you have the, the, i had never ended this especially it's the session of i to lease agreement that was signed between the t p out there at the i b i a and, and i the party with a fraud process that was not inclusive, it was exclusionary, it did not include all the stakeholders, it would b

all eyes on the man of the hour, adrian orr.bloomberg's global economics and policy editor kathleen hays. thank you so much for that. and of course, you can also turn to your bloomberg for more coverage on the rbnz decision. go to t live, go to get commentary and analysis from bloomberg's expert additives. and speaking of adrian orr, don't miss a conversation with the governor himself. breaking down the latest decision. that's coming up thursday at the times listed on your screen, of course, dave, this is the man who's been pretty aggressive and he's not afraid to raise again, it seems. and the question there, the play on words is hike or hold right. okay. moving into right now the markets, it's a risk off tone and perhaps this kiwi dollar strengthening right now might take the sting off the strong dollar somewhat session lows in the asia pacific. jakarta is coming online. we're down about 2/10 of 1% as far as that's concerned. and speaking of indonesia, that's the only currency, by the way, that's holding up so far year to date

thank you jason, adrian and all of you for being here. it is a great honor to be here today.hat i want to say is i'm sure you are going to ask me something that i think is very relevant. i have 12 -- i have 13 months, 20 days and 72 hours to remain secretary. at least in the current administration. but what are the five things that i think we are really focusing on and deliverables that i think we should get? macroeconomic and geopolitical indicators of mexico are very good and i want to admit and recognize that many of your associates, like the private sector, which has had a discussion with walmart and some others, amazon and other companies, let me tell you something. you know the people that receive the benefits of basic good prices went from 70 million -- people who did not have access to basic products. 70 million were not able to get the food they need, the basic basket. now it went down to 15 million, so that means we have improved the lives of 2 million at least. it is not enough, we have still a great challenge, but i wanted to mention these things, the economic and

i'm adrian sent. a conflict has returned once again to ethiopia. this time. and i'm one of the 2nd largest region in the country. many um how does say that they've been sidelined by the government denies of above, which is dominated by the a robo ethnic group. local rebels in amada, known as follow, help the government, it's 2 year war and they bring to gripe. now though they've taken up arms against the ministry. the rebels have been in ton accused of trying to over throw the government. the nation's intelligence chief condemned the group, calling on them to stop fighting the management methods. if it's a force of bend, it's creating a problem by being led with the intention and gold of dismantling the regional government. and then going after the federal government, i called upon anyone included in this, in full organization of bandits, to refrain from this path of self destruction immediately and come to a peaceful solution. the national defense force is always the ultimate protection for the constitution. so, so who are the final, i'm what do they want? i

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the face safety meeting with jim and research adrian's and was held in a discreet location in the us midwest. the discovery is by the center apologist. connect spots on the central policies of my time of pain. if the chinese to power for months is ends on the signs of these mess in 10 minutes. in thousands of pages of official documents available on the internet, the public must us to manage. shouldn't you understand what kind of the problem is that it's impossible to carry out research in some jang, she needs her phone line method is to look for data and statistics from the chinese government, from official budget documented to get the job listings report still can help locations, articles and circles 5 on what other patasha a lot of upon. what i do next is a bit like detective would work well, putting a puzzle together, an odd that a key fob i put on uh, pulls it up by the scattering official documents. jim's phone calls for attendance for the construction of what chinese authorities called professional training centers. but the required equipment to the research is attention distr

. >> let's bring in adrian schmidt. good morning, adrian.'s start with the price action we have been witnessing. jo julianna and i have been talking about the yields and the u.s. treasury bonds at levels not seen in 16 years. what can china do to counter that strength or interest rate differential they are witnessing right now with the pboc cutting rates? how can they actually support the local currency? >> well, i don't think they really want to prevent the currency decline. after all, we're in a situation where china is seeing something close to deflation in comparison to the high inflation elsewhere of thelsewhere. the central bank intervention helps. they have the ability to intervene if they want to do so. capital exports are limited. they want it to be slow. they don't want a sharp decline, but i think they are happy to see a modest decline. it will slow down a little bit of intervention. >> i do wonder to what extent they are watching the weakness in the currency and concerned about the capital outflows because that will be more desta

thank you, adrian. all the best. the sound, the iconic blue bird logo is going to is now re branded as x ito mosque is no stranger to making use. this time for outlining his vision for the platform for the notice towards up part of his plans include making the social media sites a haven for free speech. in a recent announcement, the building at off at the foot, the bill for uses to suit their bosses. if they think they've been treated unfairly for posting on x, and he says there's no limits to those funds despite plunging advertising revenues, which is the risk victoria case can be reports. this is what is the world's most use social media platforms. now it's building at own that, you know, musk says ex, formerly known as twitter, will pay the legal bills of uses has been treated quote on fairly by employees because of posting or liking something on the site. so what's behind this announcement at the time when his social media site is struggling? this is trying to attract attention to his copays. so what he always do

i'm adrian said again. this is new ministry rulers are in a stand off with the west, and some of the neighbors refusing to hand back power to the man. they ousted the country's board. as all closed, the president mohammed bassoon has been in contact with the outside world. speaking to us, secretary of state and to the blinking among others change times from only a few months ago when thinking dropped by it's a visit measure seen as an important us ally at west africa. but the one who's allegiance is now in southern france has retained the ministry force and it's for the economy, but tens of thousands of supporters of the crew leaders rallied in the capital to protest against the french presence. they want foreign troops gone. i think he was fond of exploiting dish as wells of natural resources will assess the implications of the crisis without guessing just a few moment. but 1st let's talk to lock, corresponded to neighboring nigeria. i've addressed um it how much support does this crew have within that? ye

and outside the country, adrian going by the demonstrations. we so uh, over the past few days or 2 weeks since the cool. i will say it's significant, but it's hard to compare with the support by them has uh or the government of president mohammed by them has because remember, this is a man who was elected by a majority votes into the office. and of course, there are also to be trusted, the civil society who condemned the military cool images. so we can say the military leaders have significant support from uh, southern part of the population, especially in the capital near me, which has been an opposition stronghold. so what are the implications of this crew on it? because you're not maybe, 1st of all to the country itself, since the cool, which see external donors, partners of this year, helping in terms of food supplies, education, health care, delivery, water supplies, and even agriculture. air sydney find the interest to cut aid and that is happened and we'll continue to see such happening in the future. now with that neighbors trade has be

i found the 2017 adrian's, and estimated to thousands of companies were being built mainly in brewer. they are using someone's in john, by his calculations, up to 1000000 people could be in time that this was immediately confirmed by another source in canada for students, a chinese defense managed to find the geographic code and it's a piece detention centers and locate them on satellite images like here in corsica, join alter secure, complex built in just a few months. the, you can clearly see a surrounding wall. estimated to be 10 meters high. 7 much tell us as in general, authorities built about 20 buildings that including 13, more than 5 stories high this comp could be able to hold up to 10000 to tell you these, the by the summer of 2018. thanks to the series of revelations. no one could be left on the way or if the terrible human rights violations in saint john, there was no doubt that the accounts exist in the united nations. somewhat determined to off china to account for the chinese delegation was expected of the u. n. z. repeating headquarters to present measures china plan t

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these images corroborated, will adrian's, and said uncovered inefficient documents use us nice images. show the proliferation of companies throughout the region in 2020 australian or such as identified 318 new ones. according to adrian's, and that might be 13 to 1400 of them and tell me the during construction jobs and sidewalk has posted a few images from inside these buildings that the chinese called professional training centers some of these videos to skype. the notice of chinese census, they don't show classrooms. the growth of cells and torture chambers. says one that could have the stuff to feed himself, but it doesn't seem fact that my heart starts racing up. does all the thinking in there means the punishment would be very severe? well, you know, definitely try to make his confess testing to see what's the use to truly barberic massively up the restraint you and hung you from. the wall is up at some bearable. they hit you with wooden rubber buttons and even use the guns lane is in humans. should them have how does this when you're tortured light? that's you scream that mom sa

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i am adrian finighan. presidential contender assassinated in broad daylight.nando villavicencio is the third candidate to be killed in a matter of weeks and ecuador. he campaigned on anticorruption platform, accusing government officials of having links to organized crime. ecuador is struggling with rising gang violence and trafficking. the president declared a state of emergency and deploy the army but will it be enough? have criminals taken control of politics and was the shooting a message for other politicians? we will discuss this in a moment but first a report from a reporter. >> this is fernando villavicencio speaking out against organized crime in ecuador. moments later, the 59-year-old presidential candidate was shot and killed. [gunshots] widespread outreach followed, along with demands for justice. >> [speaking spanish] translator: the candidates and government must make this a priority. i still cannot believe it. i cannot accept it. >> like many candidates, he promised to fight corruption but unlike his rivals, he publicly accused the government of

offensive scheduled for the fall of the forty-first, during which they hoped to take moscow and adrian'sgroup, which was advancing north of kursk, the minimum task would have to take kursk and uh, some uh moscow, the road turned out to be cut and the road further to kharkov, too, the bombing of the city started at the end of summer. 401 from the waterfront explosions were raided. the shelling of the city he remembers as if it were yesterday. that's the one who opened fire. already in black powder smoke, that was not very clear. the house, where yevgeny had a bomb next to him, was swept away by fragments, it was good that we remained alive, because we were lying on the floor. the family moved to the house next door came close to the city every night did not bazaar with flashes from anti-aircraft guns the authorities transferred kursk to the bird militia from the civilian population volunteered to defend the city and stop, uh, such a troop advance the enemy, especially the uh tank divisions towards kursk remained. who stopped in the city these places to work water supply, in fact, both fro

our support also on the day i'll be a tough choice to save it's environment arriving wires from the adrian to or threatening it's pristine coastline and one of its main likelihood. and i did the show with the locals from the village, used to come here level plausible. that sounds like the end. everything was green and you should move on to it was like a forest for foods like the amazon and really then, but now that you can see for yourself, yes, quite a bit. there's a lot of people fairly, it's good to have you with us. it's an independence day, like no other. and these years history, hundreds of people turned out on the capital in the on may in support of the military junta that recently allocated president mohammed by sue the crew. leaders have now moved to band french broadcasters, france $24.00 and radio friends that are national. this is one example of the anti french sentiments that has been steadily rising since the punch on the streets and in the presidential palace. many are now looking to russia as a potential partner, independence felicia, that's what supposes of the military on

hakeem jeffries, representative adrian smith and lora lunzmann black lora lunzmann black. please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable kevin mccarthy speaker of, the united states house of representatives. i know your but i'm more excited because this the first statue i get to do as being speaker. and if you followed took me a while to get there. okay so this is special so good morning and you for joining us for this special in statuary hall. you know, every state since two statues of, extraordinary citizens, the u.s. capitol represent them in washington. by law, the statues have to made of bronze or marble. but make no mistake the men and women we honor here are living symbols who represent our national memory, patriotism and our american creed. e pluribus unum. out of many one, as one of america's greatest novelist willa cather is a fitting addition to this gallery of great americans. as we welcome castor to the capitol i also want to welcome several special who are in the audience. first, we are honored to be joined by members of the kathryn family. i also want

adrian slivotskyi has 12 commandments of success, but i won't. all 12 are now cooking.commandment number four, the fourth commandment . listen to rock and roll. everyone wants to decipher the secret of success. steve jobs has written thousands of pages and everyone has skipped the most important thing . steve wore headphones and listened to rock and roll , beatles, rolling stones, doors, or linda rowstad, beach boys, and without asking, he created an internal rush, which he translated to the outside world with goods, services, shops advertising you have an advantage over steve the poor man's table is not your brothers gadyukina this is a quote from slovak his absolutely musical tape was not okean elsa maria maria burmaks don't be sad you can listen to listen to the beatles and burmaks and like okean elsa listen to rock and roll it's free this you can find music on youtube, that is, he still believes that it is very important to listen to the tv channel. do you understand what we are saying now, it has already passed, what is the third decade of the 21st century, rock mu

i'm adrian finnegan.ibya's latest surge in violence seems to have settled down, but it once again underlines the country's instability. there's deep concern internationally about this week's unrest in which dozens of people were killed and many more injured. the african union and western governments are calling for peace. conflict and deep divisions have persisted since muammar gaddafi was overthrown 12 years ago. so what's next for libya? can the divided nation ever be reunited, and what will it take to restore peace? we'll discuss all this with our guests in just a few moments. but first, a report on the latest violence. reporter: an uneasy calm on the streets of tripoli days after the worst fighting in a year between rival factions in libya's capital. dozens of people were killed and more than 100 injured. a truce took hold after one side, the special deterrence force, released this man, mahmoud hamza, a military commander from the 444 brigade armed group. analysts say he's an important figure in the b