adrian, but with all the 2020 problems of today. and then there is a fellow that comes in from mexico and rocky takes him under his wing and before you know it, it's rocky and adrian and he is the mentor in this horrible existence until he becomes powerful. david: what is more pleasurable, writing, acting, producing? directing? which do you like the most? sylvester: directing is fantastic, but you lose your life. it is seven days a week, you wake up in the middle of the night jotting notes. writing is a complete horror, complete horror. have you ever seen a truly well, fresh faced writer? david: like edgar allan poe. sylvester: yeah, exactly my point. haggard, gone, dead at 39. writing is rough. it is almost like being a composer. every word, as you know, is a note. it is not just typing. anyone can type, anyone can talk into a recorder. but to actually get the fluidity and the essence of dialogue, it is beautiful. but it is hard. david: so if you were starting today in hollywood and you are giving advice to a young actor, writer, p

after "inside story" more news. ♪ adrian: what could the g7 do to stop the war in ukraine? leaders of the world's biggest economies say that they're imposing more sanctions on moscow. but is that enough. and can the group remain united against vladimir putin? this is "inside story." ♪ hello. welcome to the program, i'm adrian finighan. four months of war in ukraine have exposed deep divisions in the global order. but the fighting is also highlighting and testing some of the oldest and strongest alliances the g7. the g7, a group of the world's seven largest economies is meeting this week in germany. sanctions by some of its members and counter sanctions from russia have disrupted everything they have touched, from oil prices to supply chains to the price of bread on the other side of the world. under germany's presidency, the g7 is pushing for solutions to reduce the impact of the war on the global economy. well, g7 leaders issued a statement to remove any doubt about their commitment to kyiv, saying that they will continue to provide financial , humanitarian, military, an

a concern, of course, for australia and new zealand. adrian, thank you very much indeed. adrian brown, talking to us from hong kong under the marches, demanding tougher gun laws have been taking place across the u. s. the brought us follow a series of mass shootings including one and a primary school in texas and a supermarket in buffalo, new york. last month. my can reports from washington d. c. brain kept away many, but did little to diminish the spirit of the thousands that came to protest about more than 19000 people in the united states have died in gun related violence this year alone. and after the recent massacre of elementary school children and you've all the texas, those here insist that enough is enough. we're not asking for a lot washington dcs mayor summarizing the feeling of all at the rally where demanding change your demands in change. now we need a new american a majority of americans who share a bow used to let their senators know that they need either need to make change now or get out of our way. or too often we've had so many mass shoes across the co

hello adrian. i think i'm here with you in doha, the headlines and al jazeera, the u. k says that it will fight any legal challenges against its policy to send asylum seekers to ruined up. it's 1st flight on tuesday, didn't get off the ground after a loss, but it intervention by the european court of human rights. early up, the british prime minister boris johnston said his government may need to change the law to ensure that deportations can continue. we're trying to make a distinction between a legal pathways to the u. k, which we support. we want people to be able to come here. if here there lies, we want to do it legally and safely. and that's why we have all the safe and legal roots that are open to, to people. what we want to do is to show the people traffickers, but that they're breaking the law. they're risking people's lives and it will work anyway. now, if will it be necessary to change some laws to help us as we go along, it may very well be china's economy is showing signs of partial recovery. according to the latest government data. industrial output in ma

new chief executive, john lee adrian brown has moved from home a powerful symbolic moment. china's president teaching ping arrive by high speed train. at a station that's been closed for 2 and a half years because of cope with 90. it was a carefully choreographed welcome that included many citizens from mainland china. it'll be a quick visit. and in a short address, the president said he'd been thinking a lot about hong kong jungle. hong kong endure difficult test. one not for another term for came rich challenges, one, not the other. after this storm, hong kong we emerged from the fire and was re phone your whole. it's the president's 1st visit here since protest 3 years ago, when hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets, demanding political reform. on friday, the president will attend the swearing in ceremony upon cones, new chief executive john lee that coincides with the 25th anniversary of hong kong return from britain to china. and tell a few days ago, it was still unclear where the shooting ping would be coming at all. that's because of another rise in the local coded 19 in

the biden administration has launched a new website, white house.gov/formula. adrian has been around chicago today searching for stores that do and do not have this formula. what did you find? >> reporter: jake, like many parents who have struggled to find formula on store shelves, we ran into the same problem. but we did find some formula here at this store on the city's south side. it's similac advanced and gentle nutrition by gerber. turns out, this is a neighborhood grocery store in the beverly neighborhood. the owner says they've been around 58 years and at one point they stopped carrying baby formula until recently, after hearing from his customers. listen in. >> some customers were asking about it. we heard that there was a shortage and a need. so we checked our warehouse and they did have some. so my brother-in-law, mike, said let's bring some in and we did. i'm just happy we're able to help the young mothers in our neighborhood and whatever we can do, we're glad to do it. >> reporter: that's one person doing his part. however, for families whose babies

he mentioned adrian, john lee, hong kong, new leader. he's the man who led the crack down on the pro democracy protest. what can we expect from him going forward? well i think john lee, it's exact saved the sort of chief executive, the president, changing ping ones, he's a man who has spent his career rooted in security. if you like, he's a full may immigration minister, he's a former policeman and he won an election. remember, adrian, in which he was the only candidate. now john lee is not a politician anymore than caroline was actually a politician, the outgoing chief executive. but what he wants, i think what he represents is, is what beijing wants right now. someone who can ensure that says that the security remains, its ability can return the prosperity can return. and i think the fact that he was the former in the foam as security minister and a full, the policeman is a reflection of exactly the sort of person that shined as late as want to run hong kong. now president, teaching ping is going to return to sions in this evening. he'

just going to see you adrian. so how is this news of the go to brother is being arrested? how is that going down there? well, it's widely regarded as a positive sign brand. many people have been waiting for that day. on the other hand, many actually thought this would never happen. remember the good test let the country years ago, it was clear where they are, but nothing happened up until the day where they finally got arrested. and just briefly describe if you could, what did the brothers do and why were they prosecute? so the group just came to south africa in the early ninety's. they were wealthy, but not super rich. they started with a small technology company here and then soon expanded their empire from mining to media. you name it, they were involved during that time they gain more and more political influence. if beslee within the a and c, the ruling party here in south africa and their peak time was during the presidency of jacob luma. the former president was a good friend of this at the zoo. my son was even deployed by one of the group us companies. and now the

adrian, back to you already. thanks to the time for us here in the hall to pass the bottle to all colleagues of london. leave barker here. just a moment before the day's news. i'll see you again. ah, i thought it was so i la, la, la la la la la, why is one on one the, how do you to visit? well, cancel the philistine with the, from the switch for ya will. and about the fisa yada. can a little sob isn't done well, i can get the shower in the cod, their topic, see how that a person thought i could rally bunkerville of coffee like in the past on my gun a on, in that a fee on the line is like a month to help out or yeah, i mean for the shuttle in the garage, if i can relieve bonded even before the book. mm . mm ah and a join the debate. wonderful as it is this, the tom magic language. it really means nothing on the ground, on air or online at your voice. the queen is be removed as head of safe because she's done absolutely nothing. what these country white man, where is the progress? i haven't seen enough racial as do

hello, adrian. so they can hear it though. all the headlines and al jazeera ukraine's president vladimir zalinski as marked 100 days since russia's invasion began. our telling his people that victory will be ours. fighting his raging of the east, with russian forces close to taking complete control of the dorm bass region. the chairman of the african union wants food supplies exempt from any sanctions imposed on russia. in a meeting with russia's president vladimir putin. marcus, all said that african countries, a victims of the war at a facing of food security crisis as your opposition groups and the democratic republic of congo, calling on the government to cut diplomatic ties with lawanda. they say it's behind a recent series of attacks by the m 23 rebel group. golly, has denied any involvement. those were headlines that he is, continues here on al jazeera, after inside story next before that will leave you with memories of a friend and colleague sharina barclay, the voice of palestine al jazeera media network continues to

w correspondent adrian creek in cape town. he told us how the news of the brother, the rest has been received in south africa. many people have been waiting for that day. on the other hand, many actually thought this would never happen. remember the good us let the country years ago, it was clear where they are, but nothing happened up until the day where they finally got arrested. so the group just came to south africa in the early ninety's. they were wealthy, but not super rich. they started with a small technology company here and then soon expanded their empire from mining to media you name as they were involved during that time they gain more and more political influence. if beslee within the a and c, the ruling party here in south africa and they peak time was during the presidency of jacob luma. the former president was a good friend of this at the zoo. my son was even deployed by one of the group of companies and now the group, that's why the scene in south africa as the architects of a system of state capture, basical

adrian, germany is actually a, but is it for the news? well, but of course the years never saw. i'll be back in just a moment with more all phrase news. i'll see you ah, in the early hours of the morning, these palestinian families are being forced to leave their homes and belongings. these are the military sometimes uses this area and the north of you occupied westbank as a training ground. explosions, like these often break the piece here and i fear for the children they get scared and i tried to calm them down there, but we're scared to these really are me told them just either that it takes measures to protect civilians during the exercises. but there's really officers previously said that trainings are used to push palestinians out 48 families once lived in this village called zeek. now, there are only 20 people here, say they have nowhere else to go. so they have to stay out until they're allowed to return to their home. after midnight, the military drill will continue for 3 days, which means they'll have to go through this again, twice this week. when you're from a neighb

new chief executive, john lee adrian brown has more phone calls, a powerful symbolic moment. china's president teaching ping arrive by high speed train station that's been closed for 2 and a half years because of koby 90. it was a carefully choreographed welcome that included many citizens from mainland china. it'll be a quick visit. and in a short address, the president said he'd been thinking a lot about hong kong, young gong, hong kong in your difficult test, one not for another. came rich challenges, one other after this storm. hong kong we emerged from the fire and was reborn, your whole it's the president's 1st visit here since protest 3 years ago when hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets, demanding political reform. on friday, the president will attend the swearing in ceremony. upon comes new chief executive john lee. that coincides with the 25th anniversary of hong kong return from britain to china. until a few days ago, it was still unclear where the shipping ping would be coming at all. that's because of another rise in the local cove. at 19 infection rate, s

more news in half the next states inside story with adrian finnegan to stay with us. ah, what could the g 7 do to stop the war in ukraine leaders of the. busy world's biggest economies set up their imposing more sanctions on moscow. but is that enough? and can the group remain united against vladimir putin? this is inside story. ah, hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian finnegan for months of war in ukraine have exposed deep divisions in the global old up. but the fighting is also highlighting and testing some of the oldest and strongest alliances. the g 7, a group of the world, 7 largest economies is meeting this week in germany. sanctioned by some of its members and counter sanctions from russia. have disrupted everything they've touched from oil prices to supply chains to the price of bread. on the other side of the world, on the germany's presidency, the g 7 is pushing for solutions to reduce the impact of the war on the global economy. but she suddenly does issued a statement to remove any doubt about that commitment to keep saying that they will continue to

hello, adrian. so they get here in doha, with the news are from al jazeera, just one story dominating the news right now. the u. s. supreme court struck down to 1973 ruling recognizing of women's legal rights to an abortion. the conservative dominated court voted to overturn the ruling known as roe vs wade millions of american women and are expected to lose their right to have an abortion. reacting to the verdict, u. s. president joe biden said that it was a sad day for the country. he said the decision was the realization of an extreme ideology. by the said, the cause had taken away a fundamental rights. within the hour since the ruling was announced, some u. s. companies have said that they will help employees who need to go to other states to have an abortion. disney says that it will cover expenses of workers who need to travel to access family planning care from employees, 80000 people in the state of florida, where the governor signed a bill banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. alask

is role in the world on al jazeera for lo, i'm adrian finnegan, in doha, with a summary of the news analysis europe. russia says that its forces withdrawn from ukraine strategic outpost in the black sea snake island. the kremlin says that it pulled out as a good will gesture, as part of regional efforts to open a humanitarian corridor to export grain from ukraine. it asked when comes after ukraine launched several raids on russian forces on the island are diplomatic, added to james bay's reports from madrid. this is a deal mainly involving turkey and the turkish navy. i'm turkey has been involved in lots of the negotiations along with senior. you and officials, i will, i think learn a little bit more of that in the coming hours because president erred won is giving a news conference here. and it's lightly he'll be asked about it. clearly ukraine is on board. the question is whether russia and turkey are on board and what final communications have to happen between the 2 presidents before this deal, which looks quite lightly now, can finally be done in the course is not done until everyone ag

believe me al jazeera new york. ah, it's good to have you with a fellow adrian for the good to hear it though. how the headlights now, sera, the u. k. says that it will fight any legal challenges against its policy to send asylum seekers to ruined up it's fuss deportation. flights on tuesday didn't get off the ground after a last minute intervention by the european court of human rights. what try to make a distinction between a legal pathways to the u. k, which we support, we want people to build, come here. if you're there lies, we will do to do it legally and safely. and that's why we have all the safer legal roots that are open to, to people what we want to do. so show the people traffickers that, that they're breaking the law. they're risking people's lives. and it will work anyway. now, if will it be necessary to change some laws to help us as we go along, it may very well be china's economy is showing signs of recovery. according to the latest government data. industrial output in may increased north point 7 p

adrian brown, al jazeera uncle. ah, what you deserve me, sir? hello robin. in doha, reminder of our top news stories shattered piece in europe. nato's general secretary says russia's war against ukraine is the biggest security crisis the continents faced in decades. at a summit in madrid, the alliance agreed to fast track bids by sweden and finland to join the block, and reiterated ukraine would have its support for as long as it takes. press center turns war against ukraine has shuttered peace in europe and has created the biggest security crisis in europe since the 2nd world war. nathan has responded with strength and unity on presidents landscape sir leadership encourage or an inspiration to our laws. donald trump has denied allegations he tried to grab the steering wheel of his limousine on the day his support. a storm, the u. s. capital building, an ex wife has aid says it happened when security agents refused to take him there . but before me, you as president dismissed the story, calling it fake, fraudulent and ridiculous. the white house has promised

there has been no news from her sister. so they pray for a miracle. jasmine has crashing. oh, well water, adrian, this little of, you know, yellowstone, someone, what were you, what i was i yes. the 1st person or the saw was assistance husband when you going, if you are you living with the right? yeah. yeah. or yeah, i don't for, you know, with his book was there so we have so sure. hello. hello, skype dog, or will it be delivered to jane you can do it. you should have your play. i yeah, just she'll mamma don't go judge shit. they are ground water show goldman that your where did not load she glow suited. so just thought her. oh yeah, there are are. oh, boy goes well. she loses a union which bhakti. daniela's won iguana, children and i knew your money less more on rob. well, when you go, when you throw a good yeah, additional energy everything's in ruins. buddha, the sister refused to leave the house. no, swan sure. oh no, no, we'll shoot a nice calendar on there. no, no problem. no, really? no, you're going to still lose a bronze was one of the, you know. mm. a word. no h

there has been no news from her sister, so they pray for a miracle. josma has crashing them. well, horror, adrian. this is lou louis, don't someone, what were you, what i would do? yes. the 1st person over saw was assistance husband. good nico, one of you, are you living with the right? yeah, yeah. or you don't for, you know, with his book was there so i was sure. oh dog or will it be with you jane? you can do it. it should have your play. i am just she'll mama, i'm gorgeous. shit, they are ground water show golden that you're where it is not load. she go suited. so just thought her. oh yeah. there are are. oh, boy goes, well. she wasn't doing a credit union, which buckley daniela's won e corner, showed it, and i knew your mileage. we're good on, robert. well, when you go to work like manage the engine engine, ah, everything's in ruins. the sister refused to leave the house. so i'm sure i didn't know or shoot a nice condo, but there are no no problem. no, really no. you clearly still use a brand new new ah, a word. no hood got gord, davosto, nobody knew negotiation with sure.

and though how the headlines on i was 0 for justice in new delhi had financed the devolution of homes and by muslims. authorities say the buildings have been constructed illegally, but whites groups say it's part of an attempt to intimidate muslims. a secondary volatility is affecting global stock market off the wall street entered what's known as bird territory. that's where markets fall more than 20 percent from a recent high investors are worried about a lower interest rate hike at a possible recession. in the u. s. the world's largest economy. of course, in cambodia is convicted. a prominent lawyer of treason. terry sang faces up to 12 years in prison. the cambodian american lawyer was charged in connection with the failed attempt by opposition figures sam rains. he to return from exile in 2019 the 1st flight carrying asylum seekers from the u. k. to rewind it will go ahead on tuesday. that's after a last ditch attempt to hold the deportation failed at the appeals court. a maximum of 11 people will be on board. after a series of, of legal challenges, police have arrested the leade

. >> barbara, adrian, matthew, being with us for the breaking news. thank you all very much. and we are going to have more on the far reaching consequences of the supreme court decision but i also want to remind folks of the breaking news, and we're continuing to see if more information comes in, but i want to read to you what the announcement was from the january 6th committee. they are going to hold a hearing tomorrow, 1:00 eastern time. they say recently obtained evidence and witness testimony has made them decide to call this new hearing. again, tomorrow, 1:00 in this hour. and then when we come back, we're going to talk about why the head of latino outreach for the republican party says they will be leaving abortion out of their messaging to voters ahead of november. and the immediate change that could come to georgia's laws. i'll talk to a state senator who made her private pain very public to try to fight georgia's heart beat law. we'll be right back. >> you see, i've been pregnant ten times. i have seen what many of you in here have called a heart beat, ten times, but

ah, hello, i'm adrian finnegan, in doha, with a summary of the news on al jazeera ukraine's president vulnerable. zalinski has marked 100 days since russia's invasion began. by telling his people, victory will be ours. fighting his raging of the east with russian forces close to taking complete control of the don bass region. the leaky, narrow them will legally and grace people of grace ukraine. exactly 100 days ago we all woke up to a different reality. exactly 100 days ago we woke up like others when ukrainians were awakened not by the sun's rays, but by the explosions of miss. i'll set his how home you look at been completely different. ukrainians woke up al jazeera zane boss rob is in cave and has more on the fighting at eastern ukraine. there's 2 ways to look at the math here for resisting russia's intervention in their country. it is cost the country of ukraine, 20 percent of its territory on the other side of it is that ukraine, $100.00 days later, is still in this fight. now we have to remember that russia was intending to take even a matter of days, and the best experts in th

ah, hello adrian for the hearing. so how would the news out from out 0, the headlines? at least 1000 people have been killed in afghanistan and a magnitude 5.9 earthquake in the southeast of the country. hundreds of people are injured. baton bomb have appealed for international health. the west floods, in decades in northeastern india and bangladesh of left millions, stranded in india's northeastern state of parson rescue teams struggling to move people to safety and bangladesh. soldiers delivering food, i'm drinking water to those affected of russia is stepping up its assault on ukraine's eastern city of symmetrical nets, troops carrying out asked, strikes and shelling all the premium positions, but keep says, it's holds, it washes advance in multiple locations. while all that massive earthquake and afghanistan, let's speak to what one of the 8 groups that is preparing to st aid to the affected areas. neil tada is within a week in refugee councils country, he's the country director of afghanistan. he joins us now live from bought campbell, a chevy with the steel as i t

hello, adrian surely can hear it though. how the headlines on al jazeera sh in that breaking news, u. k. prime minister bars transmission to face a conference vote issue, it's expected to happen later on monday johnston's been under pressure to quit saying such a scandal bronco the holding parties while the u. k. was on dr. india's governing parties facing international condemnation. after 2 senior members were accused of making his law phobic remarks, one of them was the b. j. peace. national spokeswoman has not been suspended. investigators and bangladesh are working to determine the cause of a massive fire at a container depot, but killed at least 49 people. there's the headlines, but he was continuously on al jazeera after inside story baxter. ah, no, not a from with, and also a view to what he said or to, well, the whole that the pull up with all the multiplicity, yet obama, a shooting abuto to the on counting the cost the well bank was a global recession. so is it inevitable? the british government takes aim at storing

hello, i'm adrian finnegan, endo, how about the summary of the news on how to syrup? a u. s. congressional committee investigating last year's capitol hill attack has been told the violence was orchestrated by former president donald trump. a panelist calling it an attempt to cool that a chair warned that us to mock proceed remains in danger. al jazeera, rosalind jordan reports the point of these hearings is to spell out to the american people what the members of the select committee believe, which is that in fact, this was an attempted coup on the usaa government. and in particular on the u. s. a house of representatives which was in the process of certifying the results of the november 2020 elections, which in which a joe biden was elected president. this is something that has never happened before in u. s. history and the committee's point is to spell out to the american public whether or not they want to believe. the fact that this incident did happen that it was a many months in the planning, and that the former us president donald trump was at the heart of that plann

another impetus is politics, especially the new national security. this bit family soon will need to worry about all of that. like most of those going, they'd rather be stay. if only circumstances would different, adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong scotland plans to hold another referendum on independence from the united kingdom votes been proposed october of next year. it'll be the 2nd time the question's been put to scottish voters. they 1st went to the polls in 2014 and just a half of voters chose to stay in the u. k. scotlands 1st minister nicholas sturgeon says she lost a formal permission from the british prime minister to hold the vote. but she says if she doesn't get it, she'll go ahead regardless. ah, type a question of the headlines here on al jazeera, president biden, as announced the us will boost forces and locations across europe to ward of russian aggression. he made the statement in madrid where leaders of the nato alliance have gathered for a summit. together, our allies were going to make sure the nato is ready to meet threats all d

hello, adrian. sort of going here in though how the headlines and al jazeera for testers in new delhi, abt announced the demolition of homes owned by muslims. government officials say that the buildings have been constructed illegally, but rights groups say that it's part of an attempt to intimidate muslims. a court in cambodia has convicted a prominent lawyer of treason. terry sang faces up to 12 years in prison. the cambodian american lawyer was charged in connection with the failed attempt by opposition figure sam rain seats returned from exile in 2019 more than 50 members of rain ceased now dissolved party were also convicted. they've denied all charges . the u. k. supreme court has confirmed that the 1st flight of migrants to wander can go ahead on tuesday, but only 7 people will be on board after a series of legal challenges that you case parameters devoris. johnson has defended the policy at a cabinet meeting. we are going to get on and, and deliver, and the objective, the objective is to ens

as a new delhi, abt announced the demolition of homes owned by muslims. the local government says the buildings have been constructed illegally. the bright scrooge say it's part of an attempt to intimidate posters company. the top reports now from the state of utah pradesh. not 3 homes in the state of the for the where we all have been at least partially demolished. 2 of those i here in the harder and both these homes belong to people who are protesting and lawyers and activists point out that it is completely illegal. and that the government is particularly beach. ugh, the state governments govern by the b j. p. are using or rather misusing the law to intimidate minorities, specifically, muslims, asia, pacific stock markets have endured another day of volatility after wall street entered what's called bare territory. that's when markets for more than 20 percent . from a recent high japan's stock market ended lower for a 3rd day, there was a steep self of us stalks on monday, prompted by fears of interest rate hikes, a possible recession in the world's la

ah, hello, i'm adrian said again. this is al jazeera live from so also coming up launch pots of brick and grind to a halt. haunted.

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adrian brown, al jazeera uncle. the philippines media regulator has upheld in order to close ratcliffe. the news website co founded by the journalist maria theresa in 2018. it said the proposal of violated rules on foreign ownership, but the website appealed. the decision comes a day before president rodrigo to 30 leaves office rest as criticism of his so called war on drugs, led to several legal battles and her winning the nobel peace prize. last year. she says the government is trying to intimidate the press. we will unroll the law and since we are fighting for this in court civil law, we will continue to demand accreditation. we have long stood by the constitutionality of miss agreement. it's a philippine depository receipts. others have had it. ah it there's, i think that i've also, you've heard mistake repeatedly over the last 6 years that we have been harassed. mrs. interrogation it. these are political tactics. we refuse to succumb to them. a palestinian man has been killed during a raid by his really forces

and just to mention as well, adrian, that we are speaking about the my shooting in buffalo, new ball the in those particular sessions. but just this past weekend alone in the united states, 17 people were killed in gun related violence. in all there were a dozen mass shootings in which 4 or. busy people were killed or injured. so even as we sit here is just days away from yet another mass shooting 17 people killed in one weekend just this past weekend. this in the wake of those incidents that are being discussed in this committee meeting. and mike, the committee is in recess as, as we speak, what's due to happen when the commission on oversize and, and reform a comes back from recess. well, what is happening at the moment is that they are switching the panel. they are a series of panels that will be happening. we heard there from the 1st panel now there will be another 5 people seated, which includes as well, some experts in terms of gun control suggestions as so we will hear more about this ongoing debate. as the committee continues to hear the testimony of those who survive the tes

hello, adrian, for the can hear it though. all the headlines and al jazeera ukraine's president val.

you can also join the conversation on twitter or handle this at adrian. so i story from him how much i'm feeling the whole team here and i for now. ah, the latest news, as it breaks there, an estimated $20000.00 li gold miners just in the younger mom, the reservation with detailed coverage and the government says it's taking action, but not the lives are being put in danger from around the world. residents, zalinski says the coming days will be crucial for ukraine will be expected, renew, defensive in ah, knowledge, is it where ever you oh, from the world's most populated region in depth stories from across asia and the pacific with diverse cultures and conflicting politics. one 0, one east on al jazeera, bold and i'm told stories from asia and the pacific on al jazeera ah.

ah and a new generation of young people in making demands to rebalance society. welcome to generational tains, a global theories, the attempt to understand and challenge the idea that mobilize you around the world in london to act with a tackling the root causes of youth violence. many young people back perpetuated violence against other young people themselves have also been victim multiple times . my generation can try me design and we shape this generation. change on al jazeera al jazeera correspondence. bring you the latest development on the war in ukraine. we had to take cover cases of happening on a daily basis. the medics here say he is incredibly lucky. those coming out across the lines of no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled town. they take us to their basement, where we find others sheltering from the shelling these evacuation. now by say, 3 days journey devastated buildings cornell, a grim reminder that the russians were here for a coin is an international electronic crypto currency used across the globe. it's, it's the

ah, hello, i'm adrian for again. this is al jazeera life, though, also coming up, china's economy shows signs of recovery despite tough pandemic restrictions because of new outbreaks, tortured and killed, you and human rights acts both accuses me or loss military of targeting children and south korean boy band b t. s takes an indefinite break to those so low. disappointing millions of facts. the u. k says that it will fight any legal challenges against its controversial policy to send asylum seekers to round up its 1st flight on tuesday. didn't get off the ground, actual lost, but his intervention by the european court of human rights al jazeera is not in baba reports from london. waiting to depart for a wonder, but even with the plain in position at an air base in western england, the legal challenges continued. lawyers for a handful of aside m. c. could still due to be flown sick. a golly asked the european court of human rights to get them off the deportation list. it did, and suddenly the flight was cold off. oh,

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. >>> new this morning, extreme heat and conditions will put california's power grid to the test this summer. reporter adrian moore explains how there are struggles to keep up with demand. >> reporter: california's power supplies could be tight this summer. >> there's currently an estimated 1,700 megawatt capacity shortfall. >> reporter: rolling blackouts hit the state two years ago for the first time in 20 years. they almost happened again last year when grid managers declared a stage two electrical emergency. what could put california on the brink of blackouts again this summer? >> regional heat waves, large wildfires, and severe drought conditions. >> reporter: the biggest concern is extreme heat events that stress the power grid in the evening hours, when solar production drops but air-conditioning use remains high. >> we want to be prepared as a state. >> reporter: that's why the budget includes spending more than $5 billion to help boost the state's energy supplies. the plan calls for creating a new strategic electricity reliable reserve, an extra 5,000 megawatts of emergency po

ah, hello, i'm adrian finnegan. this is al jazeera live from though also coming up, launch ponts of brick and grind to a halt on to the biggest rail striking 30 years. as a seller of discontent over the rising cost of living takes hold, stranded without shelter, tens of thousands of people are struggling for aid. after heavy rain triggers flood, sid ponts of ne them india and bangladesh and lebanon signs a us back deal to ship natural gas from egypt by syria. a russian outpost in the baltics coline grab, has emerged as a new frontier of tension between moscow and the european union over ukraine. russia has threatened lithuania with serious consequences after it halted rail transit of several sanctioned goods to its ex clave. the kremlin has summoned the u ambassador to moscow to convey its anger. lithuania has defended the band saying that it only applies to some goods under e. u. sanctions, which include construction materials, coal and steel. much of its in if we sit, maybe prices will gray or maybe there will be

adrian, thank you. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. mali's government has set a two-year transitional period for a return to civilian rule and new elections. now, that community imposed economic sanctions on mali in january. vice chancellor robert holick has met with the palestinian prime minister in the west bank city of ramallah. they are looking for a two state solution in the middle east. holick says germany wants to help the region develop renewable energy. a british journalist and up brazilian indigenous affairs expert have both gone missing in a remote part of the amazon rain forest. don phillips and bruno perera were seen early sunday morning. officials say the two had received frequent threats from illegal fishermen and poachers. the trial began today of two minute -- two men accused of killing a dutch crime journalist, who was shot at close range in amsterdam last year. he died nine days later. he was working as an advisor to a witness in a major trial involving an organized crime gang. >> a beloved journalist and the never l

another impetus is politics, especially the new national security. this, that family soon will need to worry about all of that. like most of those going, they'd rather be stay if only circumstances would different. adrian brown, al jazeera uncle, scotland plans to hold another referendum on independence from the united kingdom votes been proposed for october of next year. it'll be the 2nd time the question's been put to scottish voters. they 1st went to the polls in 2014 and just a half of voters chose to stay in the u. k. scotlands 1st minister nicholas sturgeon says she last for formal permission from the british prime minister to hold the vote. but she says if she doesn't get it, she'll go ahead regardless. ah .

another impetus is politics, especially the new national security. this, that family soon will need to worry about all of that. like most of those going, they'd rather be stay. if only circumstances would different. adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong, a palestinian man's, been killed during a raid by his ready forces and janine and the occupied west bank. i'm at my head a mary, you died early on wednesday. is the 77th palestinian killed by israeli forces since the beginning of the year is when the forces of also rated the town of sil, what north east of ramallah, where they detained? at least 3 alliston ent. dozens of truck drivers in argentina blocked a major axis road, the capital to protest. the shortage on rising price of fuel cars were backed up for several kilometers until truck as agreed to open up one lane into the capital one as ours. the government's promise to guarantee the supply of fuel, which has been restricted by the war in ukraine. they must a new child lace. sheila, we continue to fight on the idea is to bring the voice of all truck