hello i'm adrian said again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. more than 40 people dead in a massive fire in one of the oldest markets in new delhi. where in nasiriyah one of the epicenters of violence during anti-government protests in iraq. and sri lanka's new leader says that he's a president for all but the noisy groups appear far from convinced. we begin in hong kong where more than a 1000000 protesters have brought the city to a standstill it's just after 7 local time and people have been marching for of a 5 hours now demanding greater protection of the democratic freedoms and human rights sunday's rally is the culmination of 6 months of sometimes violent protests the territory is locked in a dispute over the nature of its relationship with mainland china police approved sunday's demonstration but they've warned they'll break it up if there's any violence let's go live now to hong kong i was here as adrian brown is there so 6 months on adrian what of these protests achieved. well i think these protesters have probably achieved actually quit

hello i'm adrian forgetting this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up i. saw some dryly in hong kong marking 6 months of protests calling for greater democracy and police accountability. u.s. investigators widened their inquiry into the shooting by a saudi officer naval base for now they're not calling it a terror incident. and we're in nasiriyah one of the epicenters of violence during anti-government protests in iraq. first to new delhi's worst fire and more than 2 decades at least 43 people on their own to have died in the blaze at a crowded market some of the city's poorest residents were taking shelter in the building at the time to zeerust were hit on a home that reports. the blaze broke out while many were still asleep in a notch monday in the old quarter of delhi and he was suffocated by smoke as they slept. police and firefighters try to save dozens of fact his but for some it was a ready too late crowds gathered watching as the smoke rose from the multi-story building and connecting sites. some people were sleeping in the factory and i didn't wak

zeros adrian brown reporting live from hong kong adrian many thanks the u.s. is widening its investigation into the attack on a naval base in florida on friday saudi national mohammad saeed ronnie shot dead 3 students and a navy ation school 10 the saudi citizens are now being questioned about the shooting the u.s. defense secretary says that it's too early to call it an act of terrorism. of course we extend our condolences to all the families affected by it and touched by it and our military community downer but no i can't say it's terrorism at this time i think we need to let the investigators the f.b.i. do its work and tell us give us the facts and we'll move out from there where u.s. president tunnel trump says that saudi arabia is deeply concerned about the attack . with the king of saudi arabia. they are devastated and so the arabia we're finding out what took place whether it's one person or a number of people. and the king will be involved in taking care of family and loved ones that he feels very strongly very very devastated by what happened what too

brown reporting live from hong kong adrian many thanks. the u.s. is widening the investigation into the attack at a naval base in florida on friday saudi national mohammed saeed ronni shot dead 3 students at an aviation school 10 saudi citizens are now being questioned about the shooting the u.s. defense secretary says it's too early to call it an act of terrorism course we extend our condolences to all the families affected by it and touched by it and our military community downer but no like i can't say it's terrorism at this time i think we need to let the investigators the f.b.i. do its work and tell us give us the facts and we'll move up from there. u.s. president on will trump says that saudi arabia is deeply concerned about the attack . with the king of saudi arabia. they are devastated the arabia we're finding out what took place whether it's one person or a number of people. will be involved in taking care of family and loved ones you build a very strongly very very devastated by what happened what. israel has carried out as trikes in the

adrian is still with us. investors have really been hitting the sector so hard given the political rest out there. do you think it is because of the fundamental reasons or purely sentiment? >> it is both. some of them also the biggest companies in real estate are in areas that are affected by protesters. of course traffic is down. tourists are unwilling to come down and shop around. if you look at some of the fundamentals perspectives, they are more or less unaffected. the gross margins are at the highest levels in three years. that is quite a bit of something. that is a leverage ratio. the level of debt the companies have. this attack inee fundamentals. tom: what are they saying in terms of the analyst about violations -- valuations? haven't they been affected by broad-based fund flows? elena: one of the analysts i spoke to said it is because of the general outflows out of the area. hong kong is leaving every sector in the hang seng index. if you look at some of the companies and some of the ,ompanies that h

annual european film awards which take place this weekend here belin joining me is all film expert adrian kennedy who has all the details adrian some big european directors up for the big award yes roman polanski pedro and more and yoko said that for most of the heavyweights in the running polanski's film is historical talking about the dreyfus affair and most of us is semi autobiographical and the most of course has this incredible restoration which has already won his lead actress coleman and. let's have a look at those 3 top favorites for the top of. because there's an element you just have to have an example if you don't snitch to do so you're. going to look at what was punctured enough to listen to somebody. your kids are spilling the kids to do. they were going to. think it was i just it was telling people to get me going to stop it seemed to give a new way that said you need support. so. little or no. so some strong contenders that there's also a german film with a chance for best film that's why and dive straight into that one this is system crash directed by nora fing shite it's

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brown andrews in hong kong adrian what are we hearing from officials in beijing and i know this isn't the only u.s. bill that they're unhappy about. yes that's right as predicted we've had a fierce and swift response from the chinese foreign ministry they have called this bill malicious they say that the united states is wantonly smearing china's efforts to try to combat the terrorism problem that it says it has in the far western province of shouldn't jangan its warning of on specified retaliation now why is this so sensitive for china well changing lies at the heart of president xi jinping zambia one belt one road project and for that project to work shouldn't jang has to work in china says for the last few years should jang hasn't been working because of what it says has been a growing terrorism problem china's response to that has been draconian it has set up what human rights groups say are nothing more than reeducation camps cans that china says are vocational training centers where we get to learn to try to find ways to improve their lives well human rights groups insists that

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hello i'm adrian forget and this is the news live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a deal has finally been locked out of the u.n. climate summit but critics say it falls far short of expectations. a warning for the taliban those talks are put on hold again after an attack at an army base in afghanistan. for a process in lebanon's capital as the government considers it will become the next prime minister. and i'm firing a smile have all the day's sport including. ours the vantage back to the top of the italian. head yet another milestone. the longest u.n. climate conference has come to a close in the dritte with a partial agreement but the world's biggest polluters couldn't agree on some of the most contentious issues out the talks dragged on 2 days past the deadline countries at the cop $25.00 summit will improve their current pledges to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in line with the paris agreement but those new commitments will be presented at next year's summit but the whole issue of global and global carbon markets has been put off until next year but concepts allows tho

annual european film awards which take place this weekend here belin joining me is all film expert adrian kennedy who has all the details adrian some big european directors up for the big award yes roman polanski pedro and more and yoko said that for most of the heavyweights in the running polanski's film is historical drama about the dreyfus affair and motive oz is semi autobiographical and slants the most of course has this incredible restoration which has already won his link actress and maybe a comb and. let's have a look at those 3 top favorites for the top. executives really and that's just it was only going to be the people on the beach did you see it. you should know the name.

hello i'm adrian finnigan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week 2019 and what a year it's been called the world put aside short term economic gain to save humankind from latin america to the middle east people took to the street to protest the unequal spread of wealth and demand that governments and. at a trade war between the united states and china has put the brakes on global growth and is reshaping globalization. the biggest story of this year and for that matter this century has to be climate change and the lack of will or apparently the lack of will to do anything about it with the exception of the european union there's very little effort to reduce emissions the cost of our inaction has been put at $2000000000.00 a day the united nations says that $48.00 trillion dollars needs to be spent by 2050 to avoid catastrophe for humankind that means putting survival ahead of short term profits government submitted a virtue to deny the encroaching dangerous while the amazon went up in flames in a land grab by ranchers brazil'

you're up to date with the headlines here on al-jazeera adrian is along next with the latest edition of counting the cost. hello i'm adrian finnigan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week 2019 and what a year it's been called the world put aside short term economic gain to save humankind from latin america to the middle east people took to the street to protest the unequal spread of wealth and demand that governments and staring. at a trade war between the united states and china has put the brakes on global growth and is reshaping globalization. the biggest story of this year and for that matter this century has to be climate change and the lack of will or apparently the lack of will to do anything about it with the exception of the european union there's very little effort to reduce emissions the cost of our inaction has been put at $2000000000.00 a day the united nations says that $48.00 trillion dollars needs to be spent by 2050 to avoid catastrophe for humankind that means putting survival ahead of short term profit

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and no jackpot for adrian lewis at the world darts championship, knocked out in the last 16. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm ben croucher. it's not been much fun for england for most of the first test against south africa. half the squad have been hit by illness, a batting collapse in the first innings and scarce success for the bowlers this morning. but a fine rearguard in the evening session has setup a fascinating final couple of days in centurion, led by opener rory burns. adam wild reports. wherever england travel, their barmy army follows. on this centurion morning, what they found was frustration, the england squad ravaged by sickness, south africa unsympathetic, extending their lead further and further. archer eventually found a way through but it felt more like a blip. quintin de kock getting to grips with the best bowling england has to offer. tempers frayed, ben stokes and stuart broad with a frank exchange of views soon seemed to put it behind them. stokes replaced broad and he immediately did this. that is how to settle an argument. the exhaustion of the effo

and no jackpot for adrian lewis at the world darts championship, knocked out in the last 16. welcome along to the programme. it's not been much fun for england for most of the first test against south africa. half the squad have been hit by illness, a batting collapse in the first innings and not much for the bowlers to write home about this morning. but a fightback in the evening session has created a fascinating final couple of days in centurion, led by opener rory burns. adam wild reports. wherever england travel, their barmy army follows. on this centurion morning, what they found was frustration, the england squad ravaged by sickness, south africa unsympathetic, extending their lead further and further. archer eventually found a way through but it felt more like a blip. quintin de kock getting to grips with the best to grips with the best bowling england has to offer. ben stokes and stuart broad with a frank exchange of views soon seemed to put it behind them. stokes replaced broad and he immediately did this. the exhaustion of the effort was obvious. archer's fifth wick

adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. and lebanon thousands of women in march to protest a sexual harassment when men are fighting to change a system they say has been unjust to them and is in a hotel reports from beirut the wider anti-government protest movement has given them a new platform. but they are speaking out in solidarity with those who recently gathered the courage to do so a flash mob was organized by lebanese women to support others who have been sexually abused harassed dozens have broken their silence of the past few weeks since the start of the so-called october revolution in a society where the victim and not the rapist is condemned this is a challenge to the norms of this revolution has given strength for many many many women in the minority. the women speak up including the. choice of. the government taking into consideration. an anti-establishment movement against the ruling elite has given these women a new platform like other lebanese they are calling for an end to corruption unemployment better liv

hello i'm adrian for the again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up dying retaliation a powerful iraqi shia group says it will hit back after a u.s. air strikes killed dozens of its fighters. flees corruption charges in japan the former. chief surprise arrival in lebanon a. it's being called a turning point for sudan 29 members of the security forces sentenced to death for torturing and killing a protester. thousands of people are trapped on a beach in australia as bushfires across the states of victoria and new south wales get worse it's now the late afternoon of the town of balad kuta that's cut off from any help emergency services are preparing to evacuate people by sea or homes on the edge of moloch already burning residents were told to head to the waterfront several hours ago the town is a popular holiday destination. we've been running community meetings so everybody knows that the system was that we activated soren into that community once we're aware that that far i was about to hit the town. early this morning and when i leave that i had o'clock this morning the saw and

adrian? >> the problem is what china is doing in tianjin is sophisticated. not a lot of leadership although there's some for sure, a lot morethan should . but the world has yet to truly and fully define genocide in a form of extinction not just of physical life but also of identities. there are some terminologies such as genocide, etc. other terms like ethnic cleansing that are quite difficult to use because they can refer to huge population, to mass killing or to other things, to a whole range of inconsistent things and i think it's high time, it's really the job of institutions such as the united nations and others to take this seriously and to come up with clear definitions and terms and lists and then to apply them, to match them and to also follow-up, to keep track with what's going on in the world. if there's new forms of atrocities that are new mass attacks onidentity and humanity , the multilateral community and these institutions have to keep on top of this and that's the bureaucracy that trailed behind by 10 to 20 years. >> i think it has also some

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brown in hong kong for us as we say adrian getting into the later hour was a lot of people have gone home but goodness me a lot were out on the streets today as well. what we got today was a flavor a reminder of what this protest movement was like when it began 6 months ago powerful peaceful and that's the way it largely was on sunday there was a little bit of vandalism a few mainland owned banks and shops were attacked by a radical fringe of this protest movement but that shouldn't be shouldn't we shouldn't sort of get the impression that this was you know like previous protests which of often ended in in serious violence this was largely peaceful as you can see behind me the center of hong kong is basically back to normal it's just after 11 pm at night here the police are now cleared away the last of the barricades that protesters have have disappeared into the night now the organizers of this march say that this was the last chance for the chief executive of hong kong kerry lamb to see to their demands remember they're asking not just for universal suffrage but also an independent

adrian thanks very much. in a crowded market in india's capital new delhi has killed more than 40 people laborers were inside sleeping at the time at least 60 a been rescued it is the worst fire in the city in more than 2 decades 100 reports . the blaze broke out while many were still asleep in monday in the old quarter of delhi and he was suffocated by smoke as they slept. police and firefighters try to save dozens of factory workers but for some it was already too late crowds gathered watching as the smoke rose from the multi-story building and connecting sites. some people were sleeping in the factory and they didn't wake up it was a short circuit there was a fire and 2 buildings with a common staircase. people were taken to hospital in any way possible before ambulances arrived at the scene. the factory is close to one of the city's largest markets the narrow streets made it more difficult for emergency services to fight the fire and reach the injured. we have rescued 52 people so far we got a call at 522

hello i'm adrian for the again and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the deal has finally been locked out of the u.n. climate summit however critics say that it falls far short of expectations. a warning for the taliban as talks are put on hold again after an attack at an army base in afghanistan. and yemen's who 3 rebels called for international help after a deserted tanker spills oil into the red sea. and in sport china poll think t.v. coverage of sunday's english premier league game involving arsenal follows comments made by arsenal player measured us all where he criticised the chinese government's treatment. the longest u.n. climate conference has come to a close in madrid with a partial agreement but the world's biggest polluters couldn't agree on some of the most contentious issues after talks dragged on 2 days past the deadline countries at the cop $25.00 summit will improve their current pledges to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in line with the paris agreement those new commitments however will be presented at next year's summit but the whol

deadline for a deal and on wednesday china also said it doesn't have a deadline for a deal now either adrian brown for inside school. let's bring in our guests max professor at georgetown university specializing in ward and chinese history who joins me here in the studio all see yeah jersey is a lecturer at the university of duress in albania has visited camps in. in august and joins us by skype from albania as capital tirana and to mark is senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization he joins us from beijing welcome to all our guests max the the wording of the proposed bill is very strong and these are why as president to impose sanctions on members of the china's political b row is this a new escalation of the already strained relations between china and the united states of america yes i agree this is a serious escalation i think of. the kind of. in tensions between united states and china. do you think that the chinese reaction will be stronger through are they going to reciprocate or do you think they will just become fired to cosmetic or symbolic gestures like visas

administrators sanction for human rights abuses china is condemning the proposed law and is retaliation adrian brown has more from hong kong at 1st china's government denied their existence but then last year state television released pictures of what were described as vocational training centers where ethnic muslim weekers are learning new skills in the remote western region of should jang. human rights groups estimate that more than a 1000000 week isn't being held in what they describe as a 21st century good leg where inmates of being brainwashed and forced to renounce their religion now the united states house of representatives has decided it's time to act it voted overwhelmingly to call on president donald trump to apply sanctions against senior chinese officials the bill which refers to arbitrate detention torture and harassment still needs to be approved by the senate and the president before it becomes on wednesday china's foreign ministry spokesperson read a lengthy prepared statement accusing washington of a random smear urging it to correct its mistake made. the relevant bill to lib

hello i'm adrian finighan and this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week as campaigners demand the world does more to tackle climate change we delve into the multibillion dollar carbon trading market is it fit for purpose or are the biggest polluters being given a free pass. big data and algorithms that discriminates we find out why women and people of color continue to get a raw deal from silicon valley plus president putin shunned by the west completes his pivot to the east. scientists already suggest that the planet may have crossed a series of tipping points that mean global warming is unstoppable the european union has declared a climate emergency urging nations to cut greenhouse gas emissions to 0 by 2050 the question is how one method is carbon trading we've all come across some form of taxes or extra charges for using plastic bags coffee cups and of course the optional carbon footprint charges when you buy a flight but this is a much larger market for even larger polluters and it's a growing market the value of traded global

hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan germany a social democrat so s.p.d. have chosen to leaders who want to leave angela merkel's grand coalition many of the party members say they want to focus on rebuilding support in the opposition the coalition between angela merkel's christian democrats and the s.p.d. was formed last year at the espy's new leaders ran on a joint ticket with a promise to renegotiate a partnership deal on issues of spending and climate policy it's congress is expected to decide by next week on whether the policy will continue to support merkel but should the s.p.d. decide to leave the chancellor has the option of leading a minority government or forming a new coalition with smaller opposition parties a snap election is also on the cards with one of the s.p.d. as new leaders dull but volatile boyens spoke about the importance of keeping his party strong. we are very aware that this is not a question of victory or defeat but this is a question of keeping this great social democratic party together and bringing together again where it has

hello i'm adrian figure this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week 2019 and what a year it's been could the world put aside short term economic gain to save humankind from latin america to the middle east people took to the street to protest the unequal spread of wealth and demand that governments end. at a trade war between the united states and china has put the brakes on global growth and is reshaping globalization. the biggest story of this year and for that matter this century has to be climate change and the lack of will or apparently the lack of will to do anything about it with the exception of the european union there's very little effort to reduce emissions the cost of our inaction has been put at $2000000000.00 a day the united nations says that $48.00 trillion dollars needs to be spent by 2050 to avoid catastrophe for humankind that means putting survival ahead of short term profits government submitted a virtue to deny the encroaching dangerous while the amazon went up in flames in a land grab by ranchers brazil's

hello i'm adrian figure this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week 2019 and what a year it's been called the world put aside short term economic gain to save humankind from latin america to the middle east people took to the street to protest the unequal spread of wealth and demand that governments and austerity. at a trade war between the united states and china has put the brakes on global growth and is reshaping globalization. the biggest story of this year and for that matter this century has to be climate change and the lack of will or apparently the lack of will to do anything about it with the exception of the european union there's very little effort to reduce emissions the cost of our inaction has been put at $2000000000.00 a day the united nations says that $48.00 trillion dollars needs to be spent by 2050 to avoid catastrophe for humankind that means putting survival ahead of short term profits government submitted a virtue to deny the encroaching dangerous while the amazon went up in flames in a land grab by ranche

hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan germany's social democrat so s.p.d. have chosen to leaders who want to leave angela merkel's grand coalition many of the party members say they want to focus on rebuilding support in the opposition the coalition between angela merkel's christian democrats and the s.p.d. was formed last year at the s.p.d. as new leaders ran on a joint ticket with a promise to renegotiate a partnership deal on issues of spending and climate policy it's congress is expected to decide by next week on whether the policy will continue to support merkel but should the s.p.d. decide to leave the chancellor has the option of leading a minority government or forming a new coalition with smaller opposition parties a snap election is also on the cards with one of the s.p.d. as new leaders dull but volatile boyens spoke about the importance of keeping his party strong. we are very aware that this is not a question of victory or defeat but this is a question of keeping this great social democratic party together and bringing together again where it h

hello i'm adrian finnegan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week an i.m.f. followed tax cuts for big business and a sterile sea for the poorest the perfect cocktail the street protests we speak to the vice president of resource rich acquittal. a cash crunch in kenya east africa's largest economy can't pay its bills will it need to ask the i.m.f. to help and the king of streaming is about to face a multi-billion dollar onslaught from the likes of apple and disney will find out at netflix can hold on to its number one spot. weeks of violent street protests were brought to a halt in ecuador in mid october after the president walked back on a stair a scene that has led to marino withdrew the international monetary fund backed agreement to increase fuel costs that decision had paralyzed the economy as it hit the poorest and minority indigenous population the most kito had the i.m.f. or a $4200000000.00 loan as it struggled to cut its budget deficits and debt the government decided to cut fuel subsidies which cost the government $

hello i'm adrian finnegan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week at i.m.f. followed tax cuts for big business and a sterile city for the poorest the perfect cocktail the street protests we speak to the vice president and resource rich acquittal. a cash crunch in kenya east africa's largest economy can't pay its bills will it need to ask the i.m.f. to help and the king of streaming is about to face a multi-billion dollar onslaught from the likes of apple and disney will find out if netflix can hold on to its number one spot. weeks of violent street process were brought to a halt in ecuador in mid october after the president walked back on a stair again that has led to marino withdrew the international monetary fund backed agreement to increase fuel costs that decision had paralyzed the economy as it hit the poorest and minority indigenous population the most kito had the i.m.f. for a $4200000000.00 loan as it struggled to cut its budget deficits and debt the government decided to cut fuel subsidies which cost the government $

hello i'm adrian finnegan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week an i.m.f. load tax cuts for big business and a sterile city for the poorest the perfect cocktail the street protests we speak to the vice president of resource rich acquittal. a cash crunch in kenya east africa's largest economy can't pay its bills will it need to ask the i.m.f. for help and the king of streaming is about to face a multibillion dollar onslaught from the likes of apple and disney will find out if netflix can hold on to its number one spot. weeks of violent street process were brought to a halt in ecuador in mid october after the president walked back on a stare as he measures that in marino withdrew the international monetary fund backed agreement to increase fuel costs that decision had paralyzed the economy as it hit the poorest and minority indigenous population the most kito had the i.m.f. for a $4200000000.00 loan as it struggled to cut its budget deficits and debt. the government decided to cut fuel subsidies which cost the government $130

hello welcome to the program i'm adrian figure in germany a social democrat so s.p.d. have chosen to leaders who want to leave angela merkel's grand coalition many of the party members say they want to focus on rebuilding support in the opposition the coalition between angela merkel's christian democrats and the s.p.d. was formed last year at the s.p.d. as new leaders ran on a joint ticket with a promise to renegotiate a partnership deal on issues of spending and climate policy it's congress is expected to decide by next week on whether the policy will continue to support merkel but should the s.p.d. decide to leave the chancellor has the option of leading a minority government or forming a new coalition with smaller opposition parties a snap election is also on the cards for one of the s.p.d. s new leaders dull but volatile boyens spoke about the importance of keeping his party strong. we are very aware that this is not a question of victory or defeat but this is a question of keeping this great social democratic party together and bringing together again where it has

hello i'm adrian finnigan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week 2019 and what a year it's been to the world put aside short term economic gain to save humankind from latin america to the middle east people took to the street to protest the unequal spread of wealth and demand that governments end. at a trade war between the united states and china has put the brakes on global growth and is reshaping globalization. the biggest story of this year and for that matter this century has to be climate change and the lack of will or apparently the lack of will to do anything about it with the exception of the european union there's very little effort to reduce emissions the cost of our inaction has been put at $2000000000.00 a day the united nations says that $48.00 trillion dollars needs to be spent by 2050 to avoid catastrophe for humankind that means putting survival ahead of short term profits government submitted a virtue to deny the encroaching dangerous while the amazon went up in flames in a land grab by ranchers brazil's ri

hello i'm adrian finighan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week as campaigners demand the world does more to tackle climate change we delve into the multibillion dollar carbon trading market is it fit for purpose or are the biggest polluters being given a free pass. big data and algorithms that discriminates we find out why women and people of color continue to get a raw deal from silicon valley plus president putin shunned by the west completes his pivot to the east. scientists already suggest that the planet may have crossed a series of tipping points that mean global warming is unstoppable the european union has declared a climate emergency urging nations to cut greenhouse gas emissions to 0 by 2050 the question is how one method is carbon trading we've all come across some form of taxes or extra charges for using plastic bags coffee cups and of course the optional carbon footprint charges when you buy a flight but this is a much larger market for even larger polluters and it's a growing market the value of traded global

hello welcome to the program i'm adrian figure in germany a social democrat so s.p.d. have chosen to leaders who want to leave angela merkel's grand coalition many of the party members say they want to focus on rebuilding support in the opposition the coalition between angela merkel's christian democrats and the s.p.d. was formed last year at the s.p.d. as new leaders ran on a joint ticket with a promise to renegotiate a partnership deal on issues of spending and climate policy it's congress is expected to decide by next week on whether the policy will continue to support merkel but should the s.p.d. decide to leave the chancellor has the option of leading a minority government or forming a new coalition with smaller opposition parties a snap election is also on the cards with one of the s.p.d. as new leaders dull but volatile boyens spoke about the importance of keeping his party strong. well. we are very aware that this is not a question of victory or defeat but this is a question of keeping this great social democratic party together and bringing together again wher

and library manuscript specialist adrian cannon, who was a descendent of carter g woodson, father of black history, showed me the collection, and she carefully presented to me the different photographs and letters and private notes handwritten by misses rosa parks, and adrian is here tonight and is the proud curator of the exhibition. [applause] from the first moment i saw her family bible followed by all of her personal letters and writings, i felt the overwhelming power of the collection. letter she wrote after the arrest, i had been pushed around all my life and felt at this moment that i could not take it anymore. i knew then when i read those words that we had to share these papers with the public for much broader viewers, and in this wonderful exhibit, through her own words, the rosa parks you will discover was not always writing for publication or posterity. she was writing in a moment and for herself. this is not the rosa parks we all met in textbooks or public service announcements. complex, the very very human, and the very real rosa parks. her powerful story and her long f

hello i'm adrian finnegan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up too late to leave bush files cut off towns and this trail is state of victoria as temperatures soar. it is unpredictable it's dangerous out there. finally home ukraine and pro russian separatists complete a prisoner swap after 5 years of war plus. busking for a living venezuelans who escaped their country's economic crisis struggle to build new lives abroad. the u.s. defense secretary says that he's not ruling out further action off the s. trikes were carried out on a shia armed group in iraq and syria the iraqi prime minister has called them a breach of sovereignty 3 of hezbollah's camps were hit in iraq one of them near al qaim and 2 inside syria at least 25 people were killed the pentagon says it's a response to rocket attacks on iraqi bases some of the 14 is in baghdad and says the strikes mark a shift in u.s. strategy. well there are quite significant because this is actually the 1st time that the u.s. actually strikes a target on iraq his soil let's remember not until too long ago the u.s. and the p.m.s. we

accuses washington of orchestrating a coup. 2 of the activists are lawyer kevin zeese and academic adrian pyne earlier my colleague rosanna lockwood spoke with. what's being claimed here is that the us is not recognising the jurors found as well as lida this is somehow playing a part in a trial how could this happen in a trial in the united states and all the us is sort of very strange rules in their courts one is that if the president says somebody is the president and other country that person is a president the matter what is the facts are so president trump said mickey mouse was the president of venezuela and is a bastard it was donald duck and donald duck were just to leave then that was an order that we had the court will accept it's a very bizarre thing every city everybody in that courtroom. and in the government knows that would dural is the president and has always been the president use a letter to the president and he still the president come but you know adrian why is it that you have lost face in this trial well it's clear that it's that the conditions of the trial are unfai

hello i'm adrian for the game this is out is there are live from doha also coming up dying retaliation a powerful iraqi shia group says that it will hit back after u.s. airstrikes killed dozens of its fighters. calling it a turning point for sudan 29 members of the security forces are sentenced to death for torturing and killing a protester. tit for tat expulsions over a runaway president the escalating dispute between spain bolivia and mexico. thousands of people are trapped on a beach in an australian town as the bushfires raging across the states of victoria and new south wales get even worse it's now late afternoon in mullah kuta which is cut off from any help the motions the service is a making preparations for a possible sea or air evacuation homes on the edge of monaco already burning residents were told to head to the waterfront several hours ago the town is a popular holiday destination in the past few days authorities are dirges tens of thousands of holidaymakers residents to leave the area. we've been running community meetings so everybody knows that i'm so this is the syst

hello i'm adrian finighan and this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week as campaigners demand the world does more to tackle climate change we delve into the multibillion dollar carbon trading market is it fit for purpose or are the biggest polluters being given a free pass. big data and algorithms that discriminates we find out why women and people of color continue to get a raw deal from silicon valley plus president putin shunned by the west completes his pivot to the east. scientists already suggest that the planet may have crossed a series of tipping points that being global warming is unstoppable the european union has declared a climate emergency urging nations to cut greenhouse gas emissions to 0 by 2050 the question is how one method is carbon trading we've all come across some form of taxes or extra charges for using plastic bags coffee cups and of course the optional carbon footprint charges when you buy a flight but this is a much larger market for even larger polluters and it's a growing market the value of traded globa

i also want to thank adrian st. pierre was a curator here and really just throughout the years working on the book, offered me encouragement of lots of good information. it helped me a lot with the photographs in the book later on. i'm also feeling pleased to be able to tell you that the great barnum scholar of this or any time, arthur saxon is here in the front row here. [applause] arthur could have been forgiven for not being wholly welcoming of someone who wrote a letter and said, i'd like to write a biography of barnum. he might have said, i did that and i did it pretty well. not pretty well, very well. another person who has written well about barnum wrote to me when i was setting out on this. and said well, barnum is someone who deserves a new book every generation. i think arthur must have believed it, because he's just been - - in his health, encouragement, good humor. helping me to find things i didn't know i was looking for. and i probably could have written the book without arthur but it would not have be

hello i'm adrian for the given this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up. get out now tens of thousands of australians told to leave their homes as bush fires flare and another state. finally home ukraine a pro russian separatists complete a full prisoner swap after 5 years of war. busking for a living venezuelans who escaped the country's economic crisis struggle to build new lives abroad. the u.s. defense secretary is not ruling out further action after airstrikes on a shia armed group in iraq and syria iraq's prime minister has labeled them a breach of sovereignty 3 camps of the table hizbollah were hit in iraq one of them their al qaim and 2 more inside syria at least 19 people were killed the pentagon says it's in response to rocket attacks on iraqi bases the worst recent killing an american civilian contractor last week zero-sum out a full team is in baghdad and says the strikes mark a shift in u.s. strategy. well there are quite significant because this is actually the 1st time that the u.s. actually strikes a target on iraq his soil let's remember n

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