matt corral on relief for adrian martinez.back, person's got it, toward the pylon. touchdown! ricky person goes superman. >> sam: ricky person is him. he went undrafted by the ravens in 2022, grew up in north carolina. he wears coordinates on his neck. that's his grandma's house. he wanted to go to nc state. his grandma had cancer. she passed right before he committed, so all that he does, he does for her. >> drew: this, his seventh touchdown of the season. led the league with six on the ground, is first through the air, and the over has officially hit. going for one from the two yard line. take a 13-point lead. corral keeps, floats, count it. way upstairs, jordan thomas lives there. and he statue of liberty's the ball. >> sam: jordan thomas got this coaching point earlier. go up and get the ball. don't fade away from it. he said, i'm 6'7", you're too small. i'm still 6'7", you're still too small. you can't get the ball. it's like the dad with the ball. he didn't get the dunk, you're not in the nba. right there to ricky person

it was a really interestin: with adrian ramsay?iew _ with adrian ramsay? it was a really interesting interview and _ with adrian ramsay? it was a really interesting interview and he - with adrian ramsay? it was a really interesting interview and he was - interesting interview and he was actually challenged by nick robinson that some of the policies in total would come to about a a year in spending, which is colossally higher than the other parties. —— spending, which is colossally higher than the other parties. "140 £5 than the other parties. —— 140 £5 billion. but it was quite a bad day for him to be interviewed by nick robinson because it was the very day that the iss had come out and said essentially the two main parties, both labour and the conservatives, had not properly funded their policies —— quite a good day. but their policies did not rise to the challenges that the public services were facing at the moment, sol thought that adrian ramsay kind of defended himself quite well against those accusations that some of their pla

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adrian?ing their lives in the aid not getting through and the international criminal court has been clear that there's been appalling action on both sides and we have to be careful how we express ourselves on this given that the vulnerability that so many people in the muslim and jewish communities are facing at this time. adrian ramsay, thank you very much and just briefly because i want to talk about trust in politics and we haven't got long. do you accept you haven't got long. do you accept you have lost signal in support and had labour councillors quit over the issue of israel and gaza —— a significant support. it’s issue of israel and gaza -- a significant support. it's been an incredibly difficult _ significant support. it's been an incredibly difficult issue - significant support. it's been an incredibly difficult issue and - significant support. it's been an incredibly difficult issue and i i incredibly difficult issue and i have — incredibly difficult issue and i have stayed close to

what we heard from adrian _ two halves. what we heard from adrian was — two halves.risis with measures that make people's lives better— measures that make people's lives better and — measures that make people's lives better and cut our carbon emissions. and then _ better and cut our carbon emissions. and then in — better and cut our carbon emissions. and then in the second half i have to say— and then in the second half i have to say is— and then in the second half i have to say is an — and then in the second half i have to say is an immigrant myself to the uk, i— to say is an immigrant myself to the uk, i felt _ to say is an immigrant myself to the uk, i felt nauseous. there was a torrent— uk, i felt nauseous. there was a torrent of— uk, i felt nauseous. there was a torrent of bio of nastiness, of fear of conspiracy theories and i think we saw— of conspiracy theories and i think we saw the — of conspiracy theories and i think we saw the audience being quite shocked — we saw the audience being quite shocked they are in the room and we really— shocked they are in the

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can you explain that, adrian? . ., , ., adrian? thank you for your question. m da 'ob adrian?also in the renewable energy sector although more focused on renewable energy for homes and buildings. in relation to nuclear power, we have a very practical question to answer.— power, we have a very practical question to answer. could i throw another text _ question to answer. could i throw another text in, _ question to answer. could i throw another text in, actually? - question to answer. could i throw another text in, actually? sorry i question to answer. could i throw| another text in, actually? sorry to interrupt, but it does enrich the point made by tim. this is from richard on facebook. are you going to follow the finnish green party and finally admit that nuclear power is the only viable option to reach net zero? .. .. is the only viable option to reach net zero? . ,, ,., is the only viable option to reach net zero? . ,, y., ., . . . net zero? thank you to richard and tim for those _ net zero? thank you to richard and tim for those questions. _ net zero? thank you to richard

i met them at adrian's house in northern virginia. dennis jones was a photographer, guitarist and a loving father. but from i worked in the sexual assault department for 9 years . nowhere have i seen people suffer more than in pig butchery. west is a deputy district attorney in northern california. he specializes in cryptographic scams, which are called pig butchery. we lost more than 5 billion dollars. in 2023 in 2023 and this year. the past 38 has become more when the crime rate increases by 38, which is a subject that should be paid more attention to. by creating fake queues on social media, fraudsters spend months gaining the trust of their victims and then convince them to invest in digital bandwidth through serious websites. these programs claim huge profits until the money suddenly disappears from the criminals' pockets. they are gangs based mainly in southeast asia. cn research in 2023. show many fraudsters are actually victims of human trafficking themselves, like this indian man named rakesh, who was forced to pretend to be

i met them at adrian's house in northern virginia. dennis jones is a photographer, guitarist and father. it was lovely, but since last summer denise started withdrawing from the family and instead talking to a woman every day on facebook. his username here is jesse shue. while there is no such person. over time, jesse convinced dennis to invest in digital media. that money he devoted himself more and more to this work until he suddenly disappeared. messages related to rape, i worked in no place where i saw the pain and suffering of people as much as in a pig butchery. he specializes in crypto scams, which are called butchering pigs. we lost more than 5 billion dollars. in 2023, this has increased by 38 compared to last year, when the crime rate increases by 38, which is an issue that needs to be paid more attention to. we need to prosecute some of the people who are running these operations in southeast asia . this law enforcer in america says. they still haven't caught a single scammer , although the us secret service has had a bette

the plan was for her to move in with adrian here in virgina. unfortunately, the day we were supposed to have a meeting was the same day we found out that he passed away. she while he died, he was ashamed and financially devastated and heartbroken. if you share our story with him. in 2006, with a non-expert and illogical modification, the company entered a downward trend , the production was zero, and our voice did not reach anywhere. judiciary to iraq closely with the issues of problems in hefco company instead of this stone wall. finally, the sun rose and someone was found who listened to us. sarpad company, alhamdulillah , started to produce roner. let it be resolved quickly, shine a light on our hearts and we said that really, if it wasn't for you and you didn't put in that effort for us, there wouldn't be a factory that you want to come back to, if you weren't in the judiciary and you wouldn't have done that work they invite hope and invite them to believe that problems can be solved and that the company can stand on its own feet. this work

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adrian, welcome to the sunday show. >> thank you, jonathan. >> i want to start with this.aign is launched a new ad that focuses on defending american democracy. >> joe biden has made defending our basic freedoms the cause of his presidency and he is running for re-election to finish the job. to protect the freedom freedom under joe biden, the son will not set on. american democracy will not break. >> adrian, this message worked really well during the 2022 midterms. do you expect it to have the same impact in november when it is a presidential election year? >> i think so. part of what we wanted to really emphasize in that ad is under president biden, you have the freedom to live under a democracy. you have the freedom to make your own economic decisions. before, obviously trump put supreme court justices on the court. women had the freedom to make our own reproductive health decisions. that freedom was taken away solely because of donald trump. part of what that ad is doing is connecting all the dots. we currently have the freedom to live under a democracy but donald trump

i saw a poll that said 94% of voters could not identify who adrian ramsay is so i am sure he will benah, thank you very much indeed. the liberal democrat leader, sir ed davey, has defended his role in the conservative—led coalition government and its approach to austerity in a bbc interview to be broadcast later tonight. he was a cabinet minister under david cameron, and ditched the liberal democrat manifesto pledge to curb student tuition fees. he said it was important to be part of the team making decisions for the country. i am not proud of every decision i had to take but my point is if you wanted to change things, you had to roll up your sleeves and not quit. and we stood there, and we sat there, and we argued our case. and i'm really proud of things we achieved. we wouldn't have quadrupuled renewable power if the liberal democrats hadn't been there, we wouldn't have made britain the world leader in offshore wind, we wouldn't have legislated on mental health, we wouldn't have legislated on same sex marriage. you can see the full interview with sir ed davey on bbc one and on bbc

joining me now, adrian elrod, senior spokesperson for the biden-harris campaign.come to the sunday show. the campaign has launched a new ad that focuses on defending american democracy. >> joe biden has made defending our basic freedoms the cause of his presidency, and he is running for re-election to finish the job to protect the freedom for women to make their own health care decisions, the freedom for our children to be safe from gun violence, the freedom to vote and have your vote counted. under joe biden, the sun will not set on this flight. american democracy will not break. >> oh adrian, this message worked really well during the 2022 midterms. do you expect it to have the same impact in november when it's a presidential election year? >> yes, i think so. part of what we wanted to emphasize in that ad is under president biden, you have the freedom to live under democracy. you have the freedom to make your own economic decisions. before trump put three pro-life supreme court justices on the court we women have the freedom to make our own reproductive health

first up is the co—leader of the green party adrian ramsay.going. please welcome our first guest, adrian ramsay. applause thank you very much, go to see you, fiona. the rules for you, as they will be for nigel farage, quite simple, you will not be interrupted if you can keep your answers reasonably brief, to the point, and actually answer the question, that is what you are here for. myjob is to make sure that you do. let�*s take our first question, to make sure that you do. let�*s take ourfirst question, please.

. >> deandre in baltimore undecided adrian in court north north china supporting president biden.hat do you want to hear from him and the former president question at what issues you want them to debate? >> i would love for them to talk about how they are going to support educators in the united states. as a science educator myself, i wanted them to talk about what this means for the education of our children. also as a woman, a mother and a grandmother i want to know how they are going to take care of our children. and finally as a human, taking care of the middle class. this is not happened. a strong middle class represents a strong united states. so far it looks like we have been losing that. we feel like taxation without representation. and that holds true for anyone who is not the top 10%. >> adrian howdy take care the middle class? >> caller: take care of them by not taxing them to death. what's happening right now as it seems like these of billionaires and millionaires are getting out with tax loops and whatever they want to do. it is illegal to them so they go ahead and do

adrian happily who is up here almost every week, introduces us to an uninvited guest. spruce. we don't want these here because they, they basically decided to just landed in the ground. so these, these and all night to the grow really, really quickly, which is why they use for the, for the commercial forestry. i retired engineer had lease a new purpose in shipping scotlands feature. we generation through forestry is make sense of purpose here. so this land won't be sold to the highest bidder in 20 years time. it will stay as it is just a quick detour to the neighboring valley. and it's plain to see this work pays off . the forest trust has planted a staggering 750000 trees here since the 19 ninety's. adrian hadley was part of the effort and watched the valley transformed 20 bird species of settled here. as of many wild plants and herbs. and much to the benefits of the p d soil to which binds carbon dioxide helping protect the environment the benefits and the soil in the to, to the natural process of regeneration to take place. rather than people having to actually physically p

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adrian ramsay, thank- taking our questions. thank you very much. adrian ramsay, thank you. i much.rom the audience, i will not interrupt you, that is my aim unless you are off the point or the question is not and said so let's start with the first question, from mark corden. start with the first question, from mark corden— start with the first question, from mark corden. hello, i like to know what is it about _ mark corden. hello, i like to know what is it about you _ mark corden. hello, i like to know what is it about you and _ mark corden. hello, i like to know what is it about you and your - mark corden. hello, i like to knowj what is it about you and your party that attracts — what is it about you and your party that attracts racists _ what is it about you and your party that attracts racists and _ that attracts racists and extremists, _ that attracts racists and extremists, whether. that attracts racists and l extremists, whether you that attracts racists and - extremists, whether you say you that attracts racists and _ extremists, whether you say you want them or— extremists,

the green party co—leader, adrian ramsay, has been outlining its plans for the nhs including an extravice is in a desperate situation and that he's outlined a fully costed proposal for the very richest to pay more tax. a full breakdown of costings will be in the party manifesto. we all value our nhs, and the green party is the only party being honest in this election about the level of funding that's going to be needed, and being honest that we're going to need to ask the richest in society, including the multimillionaires, the billionaires, to pay modestly more in tax in a way that could raise the funding that's needed to protect our nhs. we can get a little more on this. our correspondentjenny hill was at the launch of the policy in central london. well, the greens say, in their words, they want to nurse the nhs back to full health, and they've been telling us how they intend to do that here in central london this morning. what stands out is what even they admit is an eye—watering sum of money they intend to spend. the greens say they'll need some £50 billion a year. they say that's

they mean something. >> adrian in florida. several of you have also -- already mentioned immigration, likely to come up again tonight. border security, etc. they were brought up in 2020 during the debates as well. this is what they were saying at the second and final debate of 2020 in nashville. >> your administration separated children from their parents at the border, at least 4000 kids. you have since reversed your zero-tolerance policy but the u.s. cannot locate the parents of more than 500 children. how will these families ever be reunited? >> trump: the children are brought here by coyotes and lots of bad people. cartels. and they are brought here and they use to use them to get into our country. we now have as strong a border as we have ever had. we are over 400 miles of brand-new law -- wall and the people have to come in legally and they have to come in -- >> but how will you reunite the families? >> they say, truck built cages, they say look at these cages, president trump built them and then it was determined they w

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adrian broaddus has our report tonight. catastrophic flooding across the midwest in south dakota, neighborhoods off the big sioux river are unrecognizable, with streets completely caved in and people unable to access their homes. some cars washed away, others are teetering on the edge of those collapsed roads, and the water is still gushing. in minnesota, entire communities are submerged. we literally watched our childhood wash over the bank. trees, buildings. residents near mankato are bracing for the possible failure of the rapid dam dam. oh my god, that's our life. jenny barnes grew up here. her father and brother live in this house by the river. we're hanging in there. our house is hanging by a thread. it's not just their home. they're worried about the family has owned the dam store for more than 50 years. that's what we worry about. the most. the store. we know the house is gone. we know we'll never be able to go back in that house. but let's keep the dam store. that's the main goal. but that's our business. that's ou

. >> reporter: also charged tonight, former officer adrian gonzales, one of the first inside the school. >> there were failures as cops. >> reporter: uvalde families, including the parents of 10-year-old tess mata, still haunted by those police failures. >> i just want them every day to remember tess' name. i want them to look at her face every single day and realize what they didn't do was protect my daughter. they didn't protect her friends and her two teachers. i want them to live with that for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: whit, pete arredondo's attorney declined to comment on these charges, but i just heard from adrian gonzalez's attorney who tells me his client's position is, he did not violate school district policy or state law and the use of this application is actually unprecedented in the state of texas. whit? >> whit: still so heartbreaking to hear from those families. mireya, thank you. >>> next tonight, former trump adviser steve bannon must report to jail on monday. that's after losing an emergency appeal to the supreme court. bannon is due to serve four months on

be good for the eyes would be nice if to before i human coming soon on al jazeera, the hello, i'm adrian said again, this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you'll, we can look at the world of business. i think it all makes this week. it's being called a competitiveness crisis. the use investment income and productivities lagging behind the us in china. so can the folks economy catch up? the body wants india to become a developed country by 2047, but with the reduced power mentioned, the jersey term, the prime minister pushed through is economic reforms. and it's the 2nd largest source of income off of hydrocarbons for saudi arabia. religious tourism sector is boosted this year by the increase in the number of hodge to for the struggling with slow growth, weak productivity and changing demographics. europe share of the global economy is shrinking at its lagging behind. the us in china. its leaders are worried that the continent might not be able to catch up and want to make the you more competitive to achieve that. before the president of the european central bank, mario garcia says the

i'm adrian sent again from the whole team. here though, how, thanks for being with us for news on al jazeera is next the whole team is in power for prime ministers in 5 years. now polls suggest that votes is one person's conservatives out well that you can revise the change on the latest test on that will give what she soon economic jones stay without just a rough. the coverage of the u. k. election. hard, he came in to be, is israel, it no political piece? i think that to move in the f one, his government with these 5 digit, you say getting russell, a thought provoking. odd, since the e you made weapons being used in cause no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities you're running. mean, what does he bring to the table? hard from being presidential? could we go to some we cannot take the effective use of the person as not that important factor? hear the story on talk to how does era? hearing the facts, we're not going to be determined by 4 in negative understanding. the reality human rights groups

ringback the hello, i'm adrian said again, this is counting the cost on elders 0 your we can look at the world of business and they couldn't fix this week. us dep continues to grow its own tracts to reach more than 50 trillion dollars over the next decade. should americans and the rest of the world, people rich dumps with nomics taylor swift concepts a set to boost local economies. does the american 2nd travel big economic influence as well? many european nations are exploring a source of work with greece, is introducing long the office hours for the little, the 6 they showed you bought the. the u. s. is more than searching for trillion dollars in debt that's almost equal to its entire g d p. the figure is big, bigger than any of the nation's debt, but does that matter? when washington issues the world's leading was of currency? a new report by an independent fiscal watched august, now sounding the alarm among financial experts. the congressional budget office says that by 2034, that is expected to hit 122 percent of g d p. that would be the highest level ever recorded borrowing chan

. >> it has only been a couple of months since matt and adrian suddenly lost their father. >> i mean, our father was the grand optimist who's always and they they extinguished that for him i meet them at adrian's home in northern virginia, where their father's ashes have yet to be buried dennis jones was an avid photographer guitarist, and loving grandfather, but last summer, dennis started withdrawing from the family. >> instead talking daily to a woman he met on facebook. the proof falls name here is jesse shubi. do you think this person exists over time? jessie convinced dennis to invest in crypto currency. he pumped more and more money in until it suddenly disappeared. text messages show dennis was desperate and yet his children say he's still trusted his friend named jessie i do believe he alone. >> the person that was that he believed was behind that profile karina, who works in biotech in northern california, is also the victim of an online cryptocurrency scam. >> were you in love i was yeah, i really felt like i trust this person. she said she first met her scammer on the dati

adrian, just now from edinburgh. good to have you with a set phrase that is the e u shooting itself in the 1st care. oh, imposing curse on chinese made is, is going to undermine it's pledge to phase out the side of petrol, a diesel caused by 20. so he 5 edits and it's c o 2 emission targets. yeah, no, that's a very good point. and it's one of the chinese times uses leverage against the europeans as well. but i think it was interesting on that or but you just came by egypt, diabetes, and the chinese subsidies and unfair trade practices, etc. you could almost pick any industry over the past 20 years and replace it by the way that the glass, whether be solar panels, whatever it may be, china as a beam. we know that china is the right for middle manufacturing power. what's happening behind this, of course, is by subsidies are given to companies and also to consumers as well. and that many of these chinese car manufacturers actually losing money. their sales are falling at home. and the european americans are concerned th

here's nbc's adrian broaddus . catastrophic flooding across the midwest. in south dakota, neighborhoods off the big sioux river are unrecognizable, with streets completely caved in and people unable to access their homes. some cars washed away. others are teetering on the edge of those collapsed roads, and the water is still gushing. in minnesota, entire communities are submerged. we literally watched our childhood wash over the bank trees, buildings. residents near mankato are bracing for the possible failure of the rapid dam dam. oh my god, that's her life. she's jennie barnes grew up here. her father and brother live in this house by the river. we're hanging in there. our house is hanging by a thread. it's not just their home they're worried about. the family has owned the dam store for more than 50 years. that's what we worry about the most. the store we know the house is gone. we know we'll never be able to go back in that house. but let's keep the dam store. that's the main goal. but that's our business. that's our livelihood. and in sioux city, iowa

let's discuss this with just stop oil adrian johnson.gin by asking what on earth you're playing at, camilla, thank you so much for having me on your program , camilla, let us on your program, camilla, let us just remind ourselves, please. what's going on? okay. we have 1 in 7 people in the united states under a heat dome right now. we've literally had 12 months of unbroken heating that smashed through the safety guardrail of 1.5 degrees of heating. we've got thousands of pilgrims making their the hajj pilgrim got thousands of pilgrims making theirthe hajj pilgrim and dying their the hajj pilgrim and dying from heat . we've got people from heat. we've got people going for walks in greece and not coming back . these are not not coming back. these are not ordinary times. we can justify criminal damage that that justifies a response. >> and so we're calling upon why doesit >> and so we're calling upon why does it justify criminal damage? why does it justify you breaking into an airport, which is a massive security breach ? massive security b

the grand optimist who's always and they they extinguished that for him. >> i meet them at adrian's home in northern virginia where their father's ashes have yet to be buried dennis jones was an avid photographer, guitarist, and loving grandfather. but last summer, dennis started withdrawing from the family instead talking daily to a woman he met on facebook. the profiles name here is jesse shoe. do you think this person exists over time? jessie convinced dennis to invest in crypto currency. >> he pumped more and more money in until it suddenly disappeared. >> text messages show dennis was desperate and yet he's children say he's still trusted his friend named jessie i do believe he alone, the person that was that he believed was behind that profile, corrina, who works in biotech in northern california, is also the victim of an online cryptocurrency scam. were you in love? >> i was yeah. >> i really felt like i trusted this person. she said she first met her scammer on the dating app, bumble. >> how much money did you lose? >> and the end, i ultimately lost $150,000 i mean, i went i

i met them at adrian's house in northern virginia. dennis jones is a photographer. i was a prosecutor for more than 25 years. i worked in the rape department for 9 years . i have never seen people suffer more than in a pig butchery. west is a deputy district attorney in northern california, and he specializes in crypto scams, which are called pigtail scams. we lost more than $5 billion. and this is 38 more than last year, when the crime rate increased by 38, which is an issue that should be paid more attention to. by creating a fake identity on social media, fraudsters spend months gaining the trust of their victims and then getting them to invest in digital bandwidth through new websites. they convince these programs claim huge profits for a while that money suddenly disappears in the pockets of criminals . they are gangs based mainly in southeast asia. cn research in 2023 shows that many fraudsters are actually victims of human trafficking themselves. like this indian man named rakesh. in this protected complex in myanmar, he was forced to pretend that a lot of cr

there was a little bit of policy wrangling to adrian ramsay got into on the laura kuenssberg programmeo plans they were bringing some sort of rationing on meat and dairy products. when that was put to him, he said that would not be on the manifesto. he said that would not be on the manifesto-— manifesto. jack, thank you very much. manifesto. jack, thank you very much- that _ manifesto. jack, thank you very much. that is _ manifesto. jack, thank you very much. that is our _ manifesto. jack, thank you very i much. that is our correspondence manifesto. jack, thank you very - much. that is our correspondence in our newsroom in london. we are going to return to jack. i thought we were going to our reporter in scotland for a summing going to our reporter in scotland fora summing up going to our reporter in scotland for a summing up of what happened at thejohn swinney election campaign launch, but we are still waiting for katie to be ready to talk to us. in the meantime, let's go back to jack and ask him what we can expect from the leaders this week with a tv debate set to take place on tuesd

the plan was for her to move in with adrian here in virgina.nately, the day we were supposed to have a meeting was the same day we found out that he passed away. he died disgraced, financially devastated, and heartbroken. if sharing our story to someone else or family. he is known and now even supports him in the debate. my son failed and was not stupid. you are a fool and a failure. the first debate started with economic discussions. attacked american forces and caused brain damage to some of these forces, and trump did nothing and only said that these forces only got headaches. trump also blamed biden for hamas's attack on the zionist regime. israel was never attacked by hamas during my term. the 90 -minute debate between the two main candidates for the us presidency brought many reactions. i was taking notes on the lies that trump was telling. i was about to leave when i ran out of papers. the speaking of both candidates was unusual, and many accusations and harsh personal criticisms were exchanged between the two. maadeh zaman fashmi of sed

one of the biggest conspiracies in american history joining me now, arizona's secretary of state, adrian fanta and secretary, it's great to have you just for context for everyone, you are precisely the recorder and maricopa county. you are on the front lines of the election in 2020. so obviously you have great experience with what, what actually happened in the 2020 election. i just wonder what your responses to hearing rudy giuliani he say that he has no regrets about the efforts to try to overturn the election. there. >> well, first thanks for having me on and second, i stopped taking rudy giuliani seriously after the borat tape and so i'm not going to countenance any of his lies further than they need to. he's been indicted and he isn't and it's an until proven guilty. and that's really what the process is that we're fighting for. we think the rule of law should be applied to every person regardless of their station and that's really, i think where it ends and i know you can't talk about the specifics of the case, but the other thing that he said there that caught my ear was he said t

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