adrian, nice to meet you! adrian: likewise. lemonis: is this your business? adrian: yes, it is. welcome to canndescent. lemonis: i mean, you're literally in the middle of the desert. adrian: there's no better place to grow cannabis. lemonis: i've never smoked pot. in fact, i'd never even seen pot. adrian: come on in. lemonis: i walked into canndescent and suddenly found myself surrounded by it. very fragrant. adrian: yes. lemonis: how much inventory is in this room right now? adrian: we want to get to 65 pounds of dried flower. lemonis: per harvest? adrian: per harvest, and we harvest the room every 10 days. lemonis: 65 pounds... adrian: of finished flower. lemonis: uh-huh. so, $195,000. adrian: you got it. so, we're pulling down a room every 10 days. it runs at $600,000 a month. it's not a bad business. lemonis: it's not a bad business? it's a great business. armed with a harvard mba, adrian is part of the new money behind california's exploding marijuana industry, which is still considered criminal under federal law. are you the first drug dealer to ever graduate from harvard?

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hello i'm adrian forget this is al jazeera life and also coming up at least 12 women are killed in a stampede in afghanistan after thousands of people gathered to apply for visas to pakistan. from handy search told a global monopoly the u.s. justice department plays out its case against google. and a nasa spacecraft grabs a handful of cosmic rubble from an asteroid to bring back to us. the jury and protest leaders say that they will not be intimidated demonstrators were shot at a rally in lagos security forces deny any involvement the videos of men in uniform firing at protesters are beginning to emerge several people are reported to been killed thousands of turned out to rally for a 12th day against police brutality a 24 hour curfew has been imposed in lagos how does it as a bit address reports. just hours after curfew came into effect the security forces started moving. i believe he told gate in lagos several different witness. this recorded footage of what appeared to be security personnel shooting at protesters who are blocking a major highway a number of people want to put it ki

that is similar to reactions here in western libya to adrian we have been hearing. opinions here are denouncing get that agreement many people are skeptical about this agreement others say it's only part of the whole process and they still want to see what the other path especially the political and economic path has will end up where as you know adrian this is only one 3rd of the whole process it's 3 main path is the political the economic and the military the deal the cease fire agreement this is the this is the eventual. agreement of the military military path through several rounds of talks over the past few months but now the question now is whether or not this will up lie to the russian the turkish military agreement with the government of national accord many people here are wondering if the agreement stipulates that all foreign fighters should leave within 3 months and all military training should stop in libya we know that there is that have been a military and security agreement between the international government of national accord and turkey the last no

and adrian kennedy is here with me now adrianna how did this exhibit happen a major nick cave exhibition at a library in denmark well it was the royal danish library that approach nick cave's team nick cave it wasn't that infused about what could've been just an astounding trip down memory lane but fortunately for us he met with the team and he soon became infused by his ideas and added his own he saw it partly as an opportunity to share with fans artefacts notebooks and his beautifully crafted handmade books that he says give birth gave birth and norrish the official works the songs and the novels of nick cave i think it's pretty obvious that you're a big fan though i've heard some rumors that you're back in the day and west berlin rubbed shoulders with nick cave did you start those rumors adrian. just around the corner from him in your store so in west berlin in 1980 s. i saw him in bars but i was far too timid to speak to him nonetheless it was very strange and it made me feel rather old to see a reconstruction of his burly bedroom there in the exhibition with the books piled high the

and i'm joined once again by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk welcome adrian but it's not just intellectuals obviously who are speaking up against musicians and the number of singers have also been quite vocal and that's why it's been a series of high profile battles between 2 objects to trump's use of their music in his campaign rallies focused see for example has issued a cease and desist letter over the use of credence to. revival shaped fortunate son to. deal young find a lawsuit in the use of rock in the free world so he could bats and hear it as a theme song. and phil collins says objection to the use of the night which played a rally just this month. i've even heard that american actor jack black and his infamous band tenacious d. have launched an all star cover of time warp to mobilize young voters thought that's right and i think we can take a look at that. just to jump to the left it's just a jump to the left it's just a jump to the. hand on your head. yes he's gotten started on the rock the vote span though so it's a stance about getting the vote out which b

adrian, take it away. >> thank you, dan. thank you, everybody, for giving us the time today to present this to you. as mentioned, i'm going to run you through the information planning and the physical sign element of both the analysis we did. so slide 3, please. so the background as dan explained was a variety of -- could you move that one slide -- as i mentioned, we're going to run through really design concepts for the physical signage improvement we're looking at proposals for the digital system including the kiosk and management system, and the preliminary plans and budget estimates for program improvements. we were focused on transit customer journeys and the reason for that is that is the core function of the building. and also because these people are often unfamiliar with the city and time limited, which makes them highly susceptible to any wayfinding system. we acknowledge the fact as we all recover from covid, improving the customer experience of transit customers will be all the more important in the future. key f

and i'm joined once again by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk welcome adrian but it's not just intellectuals obviously who are speaking up against musicians and the number of singers have also been quite vocal and that's why there's been a series of high profile battles between musicians who objects to trump's use of their music in his campaign rallies john focused see for example has issued a cease and desist letter over the use of credence. revival fortunate son. neil young find a lawsuit in the use of rock in the free world saying he couldn't bear to hear it as a theme song for trump. and phil collins says objections to the use of the night which played a rally just this month. i've even heard that american actor jack black and his infamous band tenacious d. have launched an all star cover of time warp to mobilize and voters thirst for it and i think we can take a look at that. the jump to the left is just a jump to the left it's just a jump to. your hand on your head. yes he's gotten stronger the rock the vote so it's a stance about getting the votes out but jack b

hello i'm adrian fit again this is al jazeera live from go also coming up thousands of families forced to flee the fighting in afghanistan's helmand province. a greek court hands down long jail terms for leaders of the far right golden dawn party convicted of running a criminal gang. anger on the streets of bangkok thousands of protesters vent their frustration over thailand's electoral system. we start in afghanistan tens of thousands of people have been displaced following days of heavy fighting between government troops and taliban fighters in the south of the country it began on saturday at 8 agencies now say that hospitals are becoming overwhelmed. the fighting is in helmand province and centered around the regional capital lashkar gah the u.s. has been carrying out air strikes to defend afghan security forces it's the 1st major taliban offensive since peace talks with the afghan government began last month and it could complicate the united states plans to bring home remaining forces by christmas let's go live to work kabul contre foolery joins us from there what's happening righ

hello again i'm adrian for again this is live from doha also coming up spain's prime minister says that his country's real total of coronavirus cases exceeds 3000000 that's triple the official count. we're opening up our country we've learned and studied and understand the disease learning to live with it c'mon we're dying with donald trump and joe biden clash on familia issues but the 2nd and final debate is more civil than the 1st the foreign ministers of armenia and azerbaijan meet separately with the u.s. secretary of state might compel you to defuse tensions over not going to cover. it's been praised as historic but received by many with caution libya's warring sides of agree to what the u.n. is calling a permanent ceasefire it was signed in geneva to delay a decade of conflict triggered by the downfall of the longtime leader moammar gadhafi. today is a good day for the libyan people. at 11 15 am this morning here in the u.n. headquarters in geneva the 2 libyan delegations to the 5 plus 5 joint military commission talks signed a complete countrywide and permanent cease fire agreeme

hello i'm adrian for the good this is al jazeera live from also coming up. down down down. shots fired during protests in nigeria against the government and police brutality several people reportedly killed. rewriting the law of the learned what other countries can learn from this constitutional referendum. nasa spacecraft perhaps are having full of cosmic rubble from an asteroid to bring back to work. we begin with breaking news from eastern afghanistan where at least 12 women have been killed in a stampede they gathered with thousands of other people in a stadium in jalalabad to apply for visas to pakistan the pakistani consulate started issuing visas again last week after a 7 month pause to tuesday coronavirus let's go live now to kabul filial contre for us that for us for the what more do we know about what happened. while adrianne like you mentioned the incident happened earlier this morning outside a stadium in the eastern city of jalalabad where normally hundreds of afghans with other every morning just to get a number so that they could process their visa applicatio

hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up bracing for a new lockdown as the e.u. struggles to keep a wave of coronavirus under control. defiance from protesters in thailand thousands rally against the government despite a state of emergency. in dakar senegal. neighborhood find out they fight the 3500000 kenyans living in senegal will not be able to take part in the presidential election. american voters were asked to tune in to dueling televised events on thursday with president donald trump a democratic candidate joe biden both vying for their attention they were grilled on subjects ranging from the coronavirus to conspiracy theories the town halls were broadcast as an alternative to a virtual town hall that both candidates which trump a turndown added gallagher reports. the answers that the president gave were fairly a very. very good there were some interesting moments he didn't really get many tough questions from the audience on the coronavirus he kept the line he's always kept that he's done a great job save thousands if not millions of lives tha

i don't talk sport his far adrian thank you so much for c.b.s. driver valtteri bottas edge teammate and formula one championship leader really was how will tend to clinch pole position for at the a 1000000 pretty well just finished less than a 2nd ahead of hamilton one max for stop and will start from 3rd on the grid is a race which. the rola circuit for the 1st time since 2006 for safety's only need a 4th place finish on sunday to secure a record 7 constructors' world championships in a row. real madrid have moved to the top of level ego karim benzema start as they thrashed wesco earlier the french forward scored twice as a real one for one this was the 5th victory of the league campaign for his in against a down side they now have 16 points from 7 games a match a city are back to winning ways in the english premier league after drawing out west ham in the last round of matches pep guardiola side that bounce back with an away victory against sheffield united walker scored as they ran out one nil witters city now have 11 points from 6 games they

and adrian kennedy is here with me now adrianna how did this exhibit happen a major nick cave exhibition at a library in denmark well it was the royal danish library that approach nick cave's team nick cave pal it wasn't that infused about what could've been just an astounding trip down memory lane but fortunately for us he met with the team and he soon became infused by the ideas and. he saw it partly as an opportunity to share with fans artefacts notebooks and his beautifully crafted handmade books that he says give birth gave birth and norrish the official works the songs and the novels of cave i think it's pretty obvious that you're a big fan though i've heard some rumors but you're back in mid-air in west berlin rub shoulders with nick cave did you start those rumors adrian. just around the corner from him in your store so in west berlin 1980 s. i saw him in bars but i was far too timid to speak to him nonetheless it was very strange and it made me feel rather old to see a reconstruction of his burly bedroom there in the exhibition with the books piled high there's a photo. in this

bay people want answers after a napa county deputy shot and killed and an armed man 47 year-old won adrian garcia was stopped in a traffic stop but the police won't even say why he was stopped in that traffic stop response to small group of protesters showed up on saturday calling for justice. now the police say garcia was not complying with their commands that he would not show his hands and that he aggressively approached a deputy.

in the pumpkin patch they're still choosing, but voters like adrian ross have already decided who they're voting for. >> what's the biggest factor for you? >> it is a lot around guns and then abortion. >> kearsten and justin mccoy are just as set on their choice. >> why are you voting for bider? >> one of the things that feels the most heartbreaking for me is the state of race relations and racism in america. >> it's really important to me that everyone has access to health care. >> both campaigns are pushing hard to rally their base.

my colleague adrian kind of beings have to give us some background on this story adrian 1st of all all russians really interested in what's going on about iraq yes they are many russians of course all of the better or worse is a sizable russian minority in the country and there's about a half a 1000000 people of. descent in russia so they do pay attention and they do what's happened they look at the process with. admiration because they are hoping for reforms in the country and is there much protest music in russia yes there's a growing saying but musicians do face problems if they touch on. on the political this usually takes the form of canceled concerts. like ice have been affected gigs are often canceled after local protests many believe incited by kremlin intervention they provoked a video to i speak song death no more showing them in front of the seats of the russian government and on the shoulders of riot police has received more than 50000000 views all that's a lot of views even in russia where is the crime yes they fear that all this could inspire a youth protest movement in 2

has visual art as notebooks and personal artifacts at an exhibition in copenhagen and our reporter adrian kennedy immersed himself in the experience. of strangers and kindness the nick cave exhibition is in the basement of the danish royal library in the iconic brecht diamond building in copenhagen the pieces of music in a. 1000000 movie strews propelling souls away at a tremendous rate. welcome to the cave cave a sub to a new network of rooms that provide an insight into russia manic rock star and represent a new artwork reflecting on the nature of identity and creativity. part of the exhibition consists of painstaking reconstructions of caves former homes and workspaces the attention to detail is breathtaking. the idea for the exhibition originally came from koch you're a so christine of back. cave overcame some initial reluctance and worked closely on the project. the exhibition also includes a generous part of nick cave's own personal library. with the corona in joost restrictions on visitor numbers it does sometimes feel a little bit like having broken into nick cave's home. alongsid

i was a report by adrian creech well there's always hope for more i'm joined by martin luther moo no he's a ph d. fellow at the institute of globalization and international regulation at maastricht university good to have you with us martin so south africa is open to international travelers again but it was a tough few months before that how how tough has it been especially for the south african economy. well thank you very much for posting me here it's been tough on the economy because i did it for me it was largely driven by the tourism industry and there is an in-depth faith as we know that heroin is very important in terms of promoting connectivity so the number of people who have mass livelihoods in terms of torque i don't see. it but tell businesses that's why i left that supplier you know that's a brand. that's where does this model businesses that make up for this by the chain of the tartars of industry so it has been tough for this economy and the government had to take up this mess because they had to put f.i.o.s. but last time went by it then it became increasingly clear t

and i'm joined once again by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk welcome adrian but it's not just intellectuals obviously who are speaking up against musicians and the number of singers have also been quite vocal to let's fight there's been a series of high profile battles between musicians who objects to trump's use of their music in his campaign rallies john focused see for example has issued a cease and desist letter over the use of credence to actually a water revival chipped fortunate. deal young find a lawsuit in the use of. rocking in the free world saying he couldn't bear to hear it as a theme song for trump. and phil collins has objected to the use of the night which played at an iowa rally just this month. even heard that american art to jack black and his infamous band tenacious d. have launched an all star cover all of a time warp to mobilize and voters that's right and i think we can take a look at why don't. just jump to the left it's just a jump to the left it's just a jump to the left. hand on your head. yes he's gotten started on the rock the vote spammer

for more on that story my colleague adrian kennedy is here now what do we know agent about the extent of this damage well as we heard over 60 exhibit free museums have been named the out and that's now calorie the noir museum the pergamon museum these are all on both ends famous museum island on sambal which is a world heritage site just how serious the damage is is not 100 percent clear the damage is visible and of course a 200 year old painting is very sensitive indeed. this all happened on also the 3rd a very important day here in germany is german unity day but it has come out through the press there was no statement by the police 3 weeks ago or 3 weeks so that's why the police say they kept it under wraps in order not to jeopardize the investigation the national newspaper site broke the story it seems that they probably got wind of the story when investigators started trying to contact people who had been at the museum on the day in question now as we heard in the reports from the press have started to link the attack to this guy attila his man he's a well known controversial fig

hello i'm adrian figure this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. as protests continue of his comments on islam the french president strikes a conciliatory tone. with 3 days to go before the u.s. presidential election we look at why the latino vote is so cool. and farewell to a hollywood legend the scottish actor sean connery has died at the age of 90. turkeys president richard tyburn i want as usual arrive in izmir as rescue workers continue to search frantically for survivors after a powerful earthquake and 2nd to live pictures i should know live pictures of the area but we can show you some pictures of what the area looked like earlier where rescue crews have been working through the night and into the day it's just past. what is it down 7 pm local time so far we know that at least $28.00 people have been killed hundreds more injured zero-sum course ehiogu reports now from his van. this is the aftermath of a magnitude 7.0 earthquake. many buildings and it's her province collapse within seconds killing dozens of people and injuring hundreds others

it's good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera a strong earthquake in the aegean sea has shaken west and turkey rescuers are searching for survivors of the magnitude 7 quake caused multiple buildings to collapse at least 8 people are known to have died or more than 200 others injured vigils up and held across france to almost 3 people killed in an attack at a church in nice the suspect is in custody investigators say that he is from tunis here and arrived in europe last month on the island of the italian island of lampedusa a 2nd person has been detained david chaytor has more now on the investigation. brahim we saw we used 21 managed to get into. from tunisia in september even appeared here in nice we don't know exactly what happened in between apart from the fact that he was in the port italian port of bari on board an asylum ship and apparently he did put in a request for asylum that was turned down and then he disappeared until he reappeared again and was caught in the cameras of the railway station here changing his clothes before he

and i'm joined once again by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk welcome adrian but it's not just intellectuals obviously who are speaking up against musicians and the number of singers have also been quite vocal and that's why it's been a series of high profile battles between musicians who objects to trump's use of their music in his campaign rallies john focused see for example has issued a cease and desist letter over the use of creedence clearwater revival tapes fortunate son. young find a lawsuit. in the free world saying he couldn't bear to hear it as a theme song for trump. and phil collins says objects is the use of the night which played at iowa rally just this month. i've even heard that american actor jack black and his infamous band tenacious d. have launched an all star cover of time warp to mobilize and voters thought that's right and i think we can take a look at. to jump to the left it's just a jump to the left it's just to jump to. their hands on your head. this is what we started in the rock the vote so it's a stance about getting the vote out project b

alive adrian for the get this is al jazeera life and also coming out protests continue in thailand despite a space state of emergency and a government crackdown. more who 3 fighters arrive in some as part of a prisoner swap that could revive peace talks to end yemen civil war. people to decide to take the fish like someone's crazy uncle we can't reach out and that's why donald trump clashes with the moderator is joe biden lays out policies in competing t.v. appeals votes. in an eclipse in the car synagogue in a neighborhood by now and that's why the 3500000 kenyans living in philly go will not be able to take part in the presidential election. there are protests outside a courthouse in santa cult south africa over the killing of a white farm worker there's a public standoff between thousands of supporters of the south african opposition party the economic freedom fighters and white farmers in the free state of cycle 2 black but a jew in course accused of killing a 22 year old friend of horace body was found tied to a pole 2 weeks ago the farm manager had injuries to the face and neck al-ja

alive adrian for the again this is al jazeera live from joe also coming up kyrgyzstan's president soren by jeenbekov resigned following weeks of protests. tens of thousands of protesters filled the streets of bangkok defying a ban on large gatherings and emergency measures. and the speaker of parliament in cyprus quit his job after an al-jazeera investigation uncovered a cash for passport scandal. and as covert 19 cases search across europe the u.k. imposes new restrictions among. the largest prisoner exchange in yemen's civil war is underway and more than a 1000 detainees are being swapped between the with the rebels and the saudi u.a.e. coalition which backs yemen's government a plane carrying who it is released from captivity by the coalition has arrived and some are some 480 prisoners are expected to reach thursday. with a further 202 on friday earlier an aircraft carrying saudi u.a.e. coalition forces left the controlled capital the rebels have also released to u.s. citizens in exchange for 250 of their fighters the white house says that humanitarian worker saddam early businessman

hello i'm adrian finnegan this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up clashes continue in nagano color back and it's civilians who are paying the price. huge numbers of early ballots cast in the lead up to the u.s. election signs that voter turnout could be the highest in a century. and anger on the streets of bangkok thousands of thais vent their frustration over the country's electrical system. tens of thousands of people have been displaced following days of heavy fighting between government troops and taliban forces in southern afghanistan it's been happening since saturday when the taliban launched coordinated attacks on several areas hospitals are becoming overwhelmed the fighting is centered mainly around the regional capital lashkar gah the u.s. is carrying out airstrikes to defend afghan security forces it's the 1st major taliban offensive since peace talks with the afghan government resumed last month and it could complicate the united states plans to bring home remaining forces by christmas let's go live now to kabul filial control is there for a sufi what's the latest

de camino a la próxima semana, la temporada todavía no se acaba, siga con más noticias. >>> gracias, adrián ♪. ♪. >>> por primera vez estados unidos sobrepasa los 80 mil casos de coronavirus en un solo día, según nbc news el miércoles se registraron en todo el país 80662 contagios rompiendo el récord de octubre con más de 79 mil en una sola jornada, ante el incremento de estos casos diarios, el principal epidemiólogo del país, el doctor anthony fauci pide evitar las reuniones familiares por el día de acción de gracias, dijo que no quería ser el grinch, pero que se debía minimizar el riesgo de contagiarse con coronavirus, a medida que se disparan los casos de covid en europa, francia y alemania imponen nuevas restrincciones, francia ha puesto un nuevo confinamiento hasta el primero de diciembre, alemania cerrará bares y restaurantes por un mes en un nuevo esfuerzo para evitar que hospitales saturen, del festejo a la investigación, el tercera base de los dodgers violó los protocolos sanitarios iumpuestos por el coronavirus, fue retirado del sexto y decisivo juego de la seri

for more on that story my colleague adrian kennedy is here now what do we know agent about the extent of this damage well as we heard over 60 exhibit free museums have been named the outearned that's now calorie the noir museum the pergamon museum these are all on both ends famous museum island on sambal which is a world heritage site just how serious the damage is is not 100 percent clear the damage is visible and of course a 200 year old painting is very sensitive indeed. this all happened on also the 3rd a very important day here in germany is german unity day but it has come out through the press there was no statement by the police 3 weeks ago or nearly 3 weeks so that's why the police say they kept it under wraps in order not to jeopardize the investigation the national newspaper site broke the story it seems that they probably got wind of the story when investigators started trying to contact people who had been at the museum on the day in question now as we heard in the reports the press had started to link the attack to this guy attila his man he's a well known controversial

and adrian kennedy is here with me now adrianna how did this exhibit happen a major nick cave exhibition at a library in denmark well it was the royal danish library that approach nick cave's team nick cave it wasn't that infused about what could have been just an astounding trip down memory lane but fortunately for us he met with the team and he soon became infused by their ideas and. he saw it partly as an opportunity to share with fans artefacts notebooks and his beautifully crafted handmade books that he says give birth gave birth and norrish the official works the songs on the novels of nick cave i think it's pretty obvious that you're a big fan though i've heard some rumors but you're back in the day and west berlin rub shoulders with nick cave did you start those rumors adrian. just around the corner from him in your strasser in west berlin 1980 s. i saw him in bars but i was far too timid to speak to him nonetheless it was very strange and it made me feel rather old to see a reconstruction of his burly bedroom there in the exhibition with the books piled high there's a photo. in

and owed for all and i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk later and that's one beethoven year event that has managed to take place albeit a little differently than expected tell us what else is happening well as you say a lot of events have been canceled or hopefully i can just say. because the good news is that the celebrations have been extended now until september 2021 the organizers have announced that most of events will go ahead within this new triumph for a minute as we heard the 6. hopes to go on as soon as the situation. allow and let's hope that that is sooner and later than later now obviously in the meantime t w hasn't flagged in its celebration efforts and has launched not one but 3 major documentaries one of which also dealt with this ode to joy in beethoven going around the world this is beethoven's 9th symphony for the world it looks at why the 9th is so popular around the world and how it is perceived one story it tells is the japanese premiere of joy which actually took place during world war one sung by german troops in an internment camp.

it is good to have you with us earlier adrian for going to here in doha the headlines and i was here a who's the rebels in yemen of release 2 u.s. citizens in exchange for 250 of their faces the rebels who were freed have since arrived in yemen's capital sana'a after transiting through amman for the prisoner swaps are expected on thursday human rights watch has accused russian and syrian forces of deliberately targeting civilians in it glib rights group says that more than a 1000000 people have been forced from the area as fighting intensified over the past year has been more violence between taliban fighters and government troops in afghanistan parts of a military base in wardak province were destroyed in a car bomb explosion it's happening as peace negotiations between the 2 sides continue in qatar israel is expected to approve the construction of more subtle homes in the occupied west bank at least 2000 of them were out of weapons today in total israel's planning committee looks set to approve around $5000.00 new homes the palestinian leadership has slammed the move. u.s. presiden

and ode for all and i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk later and that's one beethoven year event that has managed to take place albeit a little differently than expected tell us what else is happening well as you say a lot of vents have been canceled or hopefully i can just say. because the good news is that the celebrations have been extended now until september 2021 the organizers have announced that most vents will go ahead within this new triumph for a man as we heard the 6 choirs hope to go on as soon as the situation. allowance let's hope that that is sooner and later than later now obviously in the meantime t w hasn't flagged in its celebration efforts and has launched not one but 3 major documentaries one of which also dealt with this ode to joy in beethoven going around the world this is beethoven's 9th symphony for the world it looks at why the 9th is so popular around the world and how it is perceived one story it tells is of the japanese premiere of joy which actually took place during world war one sung by german troops in an internment camp.

and that is it for me to keep it here on al-jazeera adrian finnegan is up with you next with more on that breaking news stay with us. pakistan's k.s.c. $100.00 is said more than 36 percent we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in the water is going dispensable to economic activity but industrial users worsening contest of fresh water counting the cost on al-jazeera. going astray aboriginal children as young as 10 are being arrested and locked up in the 1st of 2 special reports one o one a still best to gates the strategy is indigenous to incarceration process on al-jazeera latin america is a region of wonder boy tragedy and violence but it doesn't matter where you are you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition because this is the to break away you. know i think it's a life and it's my job to shed light on how and why i am steve clemons and i have a question to ask these days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important to the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue in the united states i

for more on that story my colleague adrian kennedy is here now what do we know agent about the extent of this damage well as we heard over 60 exhibit free museums have been named the outearned that's now calorie the noir museum the pergamon museum these are all on balance famous museum island will which is a world heritage site just how serious the damage is is not 100 percent clear the damage is visible and of course a 200 year old painting is very sensitive indeed. this all happened on or so the 3rd very important day here in germany is german unity day but it has come out through the press there was no statement by the police 3 weeks ago or nearly 3 weeks so that's why the police say they kept it under wraps in order not to jeopardize the investigation the national newspaper site broke the story it seems that they probably got wind of the story when investigators started trying to contact people who had been at the museums on the day in question now as we heard in the reports from the press have started to link the attack to this guy attila who. is a well known controversial figure

and owed for all and i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk later and that's one beethoven year event that has managed to take place albeit a little differently than expected tell us what else is happening well as you say a lot of events have been canceled or hopefully i can just say. because the good news is that the celebrations have been extended now until september 2021 the organizers have announced that most vents will go ahead within this new time frame and as we heard the 6 choirs hope to go on soon as the situation. allowance let's hope that that is sooner and later than later now obviously in the meantime t w hasn't flagged in its celebration efforts and has launched not one but 3 major documentaries one of which also dealt with this ode to joy in beethoven going around the world this is beethoven's 9th symphony for the world it looks at why the 9th is so popular around the world and how it is perceived one story it tells is the japanese premiere of to joy which actually took place during world war one sung by german troops in an internment camp. but

joining us to get answers is adrian pon. adrian, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> we know this is such a critically important issue. the deadline got moved up to today. how many people have filled it out? for people who haven't done it yet, how can they? >> good question. liz, about 66.7% of the city has self-responded to the census, and that leaves about a third of the city still uncounted. of course, the census bureau still has a little bit more work to do, but we're concerned about the 150,000 households and estimated 150,000 that have not been able to participate. so that has a critical impact on our city. >> refresh people again on what kind of impact that might have, people who aren't familiar with it. any idea as to why it's been so hard to reach out and find those 150,000 households? >> yeah, absolutely. a lot of people don't know that when you do the census, you help fund everything to do with our daily lives, from schools to technology, hospitals, roads, social services, meals for ki

hello i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up thailand's government lifts the emergency measures which largely failed to stifle mass protests in bangkok. a u.s. drug maker agrees to pay up for its role in the opioid crisis but it's not everyone is convinced it's enough. on the pollution blamed for poisoning iraqi was the way it's leaving fishermen broke and hungry. the f.b.i. is accusing both iran and russia of trying to interfere with the u.s. election which is less than 2 weeks away now it says the both countries have obtained voter registration data the main allegation is that iran has been sending fake e-mails to voters to intimidate them mike hanna reports from washington. these are members of a far right wing group calling itself the proud boy according to the f.b.i. iranian agents are planting e-mails to democratic party voters purporting to come from the proud boys with the intention of creating social unrest to then we have all. seen iran sending spoofed emails designed to intimidate voters incite social unrest and damage president trump. recently

but i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up at least 12 women are killed in a stampede in afghanistan after thousands of people gather to apply for visas to pakistan. for a handy search tools a global monopoly the u.s. justice department plays out its case against google. and rewriting the moral of the land but other countries can learn from she lays constitutional referendum. people have been shots during protests against police brutality and the government in nigeria's largest city lagos. videos are emerging of men in uniform opening fire but security forces deny involvement several people are reported to been killed 24 hour curfew has been imposed in lagos how does eras of address reports. just hours after curfew came into effect the security forces started moving in. i believe he told gate in lagos several different witnesses recorded footage of what appeared to be security personnel shooting at protesters who are blocking a major highway a number of people want to put it killed. it began as peaceful protest to demand an end to police brutality. and fo

it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty going to here in doha the headlines and i was here a u.s. intelligence official say that iran and russia a meddling in the upcoming election by sending threatening e-mails to democratic votes is the f.b.i. says the aim is to cause confusion and chaos we've been working for years as a community to build resilience in our election infrastructure and today that infrastructure remains resilient you should be confident that your vote counts early and verified claims to the contrary should be viewed with a healthy dose of skepticism we encourage everyone to seek election and voting information from reliable sources namely your state election officials and to be thoughtful careful and discerning consumers of information online and if you suspect criminal activity we ask that you report that information to your local f.b.i. field office thailand's prime minister has cancelled an emergency decree banning protests tens of thousands defied the measures for more than a week they continue to demand the prime minister's resignation and reforms to t

it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty going to hit in doha the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has been back out of the crowds trying to fire up a campaign that was interrupted by his covert 19 infection from primates supporters in florida taking to the stage without a mosque in the white house doctor confirmed that he tested negative for the virus very few in the crowd will mosques either if you vote for me prosperity will search normal life that's all we what we wanted normal life will fully resume. and the florida tourism and hospitality industries that i know so well the richest doric do highs highs like they've never reached before biden would terminate their recovery delay the backseat prolong the pandemic and annihilate florida's economy with kone an unscientific walk down that's what he wants to lock in. the confirmation hearing for a new u.s. supreme court judge has begun in washington republicans want amy kone barrett in place ahead of next month's election democrats say the process should take place after a new president has been chosen plays

hello i'm adrian forgetting this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up pressure mounts on thailand's king as central bangkok is shut down ahead of more antic up of protests. 4 riot police clear protesters from the streets in chile a year since demonstrations began against social equality. savoring one last meal together countries in europe reimpose curfews to try to stop the surging coronavirus infectious. we begin with an escalation in the conflict to the disputed region of the goto color back despite a cease fire coming into effect a week ago as a by john says that at least 13 people have been killed by an armenian missile attack on ganja the city has been repeatedly hit since facing fled up 3 weeks ago in response armenia's defense ministry denied firing into azerbaijan but at the same time has released a list of what they say a legitimate military targets in ganja media also says that step out of was his that's the largest city in the globe kind of back they said the missiles were fired by azerbaijan's armed forces overnight in violation of the humanitarian cease fire let's go li

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hello i'm adrian finnegan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up reports of a lockdown across england as coronavirus case is in the u.k. suppose a 1000000 we'll have a live update. desperate scenes and turkeys is may have province as rescuers continue to frantically search for survivors after an earthquake that killed dozens at. the james bond actor sean connery has died we'll take a look at his extraordinary career. we begin with breaking news from france and also talks priest has been shot and wounded in lille the priest was fired on twice as he was closing the church it's aca has reportedly fled the scene al-jazeera said david schaper is live for us now in nice david what do we know about the chain of events in leone earlier. the priest involved was a greek orthodox priest he was just closing his church looking it up at about 4 o'clock in the afternoon when his saillant approached he had a sawn off shotgun and he 5 barrels into the abdomen of the priest a priest collapsed on the scene they might threaten. injuries he's being treated exactly where he hears this is a fight to