jamaica and also into hispan yola not too bad for the eastern germany fine dry and sunny. i will not fight for them to my entire family just for fun or a friend of mine because i can't change someone from the security video emerges of brazil's president in a foul mouthed attack on police he tries to protect his family. well i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up daylight reveals the scale of the devastation of a passenger jet crash in pakistan the task of searching the bodies. condemnation of

china's proposed security laws for hong kong described as the death knell to the territories autonomy. i call upon governors to allow our churches and places of worship to open right now and donald trump steps up his battle with lockdown states claiming the country needs more prayer. we begin with serious accusations against brazil's president gerry bowles an arrow a tape released by brazil's supreme court appears to show him threatening to fire senior police officers their bosses and even a minister to protect his family the 2 hour video of the cabinet meeting was released amid claims that bolton are was meddling in a criminal investigation of his son the allegation was made by a former justice minister morrow he resigned last month because of what he called political interference in the president bolton r.-o. denies the accusations. i will not white for him to my entire

family just for fun or a friend of mine because i can't change someone from the security because it belongs to the structure it will change if i can't change i would change his boss and if i can't change his boss out change the minister. latin american editor listen human has more. in that recording he speaks at length about his reasons for wanting to sack the chief of police and also the a top ranking policeman in rio de janeiro and he says something to the effect of if i can sack the rio de janeiro police when i tried to i couldn't i can't sack the the the federal he doesn't mention the word the federal police chief but he says his boss who it was the partner will believe chief. and if i can sack him his boss the minister the minister being himself because i won't allow anybody and then he uses a 4 letter word that i won't repeat to mess around with my family and he is clearly

or seems to be alluding to his 2 sons who are under investigation in the state of rio de janeiro for all kinds of of illegal actions. in the case of his eldest son flavio of being involved in criminal militia groups so the president says that this is not a damning tape at all that he wasn't referring to the investigations he was referring to the security detail of his sons but it's not a very convincing explanation for a lot of people the grim search for more bodies is assuming after a passenger plane crashed among houses close to karachi manacled in pakistan 99 people were onboard the bus a 320 flight from the hole at least 2 passengers survived the heart of reports. the crash happened as the pakistan international airlines flight was attempting to land for a 2nd time never never never never. initial reports say the airbus pilot sent

a mayday message reporting problems with both engines and made a go around. a few minutes later the airliner came down in a highly populated residential area near karate international airport the horse it cannot see out of funding for just the last words we heard from the pilots was that there were technical problems he was told on the final approach the both wrong ways are ready and you can learn the pilot decided he wanted to go around for that reason the technical problem was well good to go and look at that. airplane parts were strewn among burning homes security forces were sent to help the rescue operation and managed to pull at least 2 passengers from the wreckage pakistan's prime minister imran khan tweeted saying that he was shocked and saddened by the crash offering prayers and condolences to the families of the dead. aviation apps identify the aircraft as a 15 year old airbus

a 320 it was one of the 1st in p.i.a.'s fleet to restart flying this week after flights were grounded to stop the spread of the coronavirus the crash coincides with the end of ramadan normally a busy time for travelers returning home for the need holiday it's also 4 years since another air crash in pakistan during ramadan killed all $47.00 people on board the harding al-jazeera welcome a lot of joins me live from islamabad come also what more details are emerging about the crash and what might have caused it. right edges that are in mystery given the fact that the pilot had ordered a send a mayday signal and was on a final approach to the airport in what was seen to be a desperate attempt however the video that we have been seeing is that the landing gear was not open despite the fact that the aircraft was coming in for the final

approach the fact that it came down in that residential area very taken a populated narrow alleyways also made life difficult for the rescue games to be able to reach in time to be able to do shave the paper that go ahead on the ground many how did were destroyed and many people that had to be bought it under the rug but it that is the fear and so far we have been told that $97.00 bodies have been recalled word from that crash site because the egg drop dead also brought down power lines that were difficult for the rescue effort where during that mechanized units of the military were deployed with heavy cranes to try to lift large segments of the aircraft which broke up bought off the impacting on the ground and or tried to recover the body that may be but it under george difficult thought is going to be an operation that great it take days if not weeks because most of the day above and beyond recognition. will have to be carried out. identities

are difficult to dodge conveyed by that that same time and then quietly has been set up which were to be led by an egg called more door the prime minister they prove ing that who tried to find out what led to the events that led to this fatal crash from all pakistan has a checkered history of aviation safety is this crash likely to put that back into sharp focus. well to be fair the crash was back in 26 in that. prop aircraft. of the budget an international run rate in that country have had problems about dialogue. short a jetliner crash from this particular airline or that back in 9092 in nepal right now on a bike 300 range into

a mountainside go there's 50 record it badly quite good except as i mentioned on the propeller a drought ridge did develop significant engine trouble and they've maintained in war that dratted barred all were all the safety record of the airline and it's pretty good we're good why everybody is now getting out. deadly infected could happen when the airline does have experienced pilot given mandatory training every month and don't know how to deal with such emergency kit duration many question marks which are left to wait for a property and why to get to the bottom of the data in order to come out it is not about kemal thank you now there's growing international condemnation of china's plans to introduce sweeping new security and those in hong kong u.s. secretary of state might bump aoe said it would sound the death knell for hong kong's autonomy the proposed legislation would ban that city beijing considered subversive it follows months of pro-democracy protests in hong kong the chief

executive says a government will cooperate with beijing's puzzle and that it will not affect the rights and freedoms of residents. the important thing is for the people hong kong to realize that without protection of national security many of the things that we enjoy many of the things that we treasure. would be lost so this is really the time for us not to waste any more time and to get on with this important they just native safeguards well let's bring in trying to measure he's a member of the center for contemporary chinese studies at the university of melbourne lee joins us via skype from there let's talk 1st about this proposed security legislation for hong kong look there's been growing international condemnation of this rule how controversial is it likely to be because protesters in hong kong already see beijing as gradually chipping away eroding the territories

autonomy. but remember if you want to go back to 2003 the hong kong authorities trying to enact legislation to essentially turn security legislation and there was a huge protest there more than half a 1000000 people who protested in the streets of hong kong so we've seen in hong kong see a lot of protests on various issues this particular decision by the chinese government next event is creation in beijing rather than in hong kong is certainly going to provoke a lot of people who are pretty let's turn to the national people's congress which is taking place this week in beijing this is always a big show of political theater isn't it so how much do china's leaders want to want to use this event to show that despite the impact of coronavirus it's business as usual and everything is back to normal. well it's clear from the report of the chinese premier league concern to the national people's congress opening ceremony

not everything is good that he in fact warned the people of china they're going to be difficult times ahead so clearly the government is preparing the people of china for economic difficulties high unemployment and a very unfavorable international security environment also. and that's an interesting point you make because for the 1st time in years the people's congress has not set a figure for economic growth how much does this underline the huge impact that coronaviruses had on the chinese economy so i think it's a big factor the colonel virus is a big factor but also the reaction to china's mishandling of the korean workers crisis has contributed to the uncertainty that china faces so one of the reasons why really christiane was unable to declare a target because remember this is being an important part of china's economic sort of strategy that they announce a target and then by the end of the financially year they claim that they have met

the target this is the 1st time in decades that the chinese prime minister has not announced an economic target and that's a function i think in large measure to the uncertainty that china faces for example relations with the united states are probably at their worst since 989 and it's therefore very difficult to predict where the chinese economy's going to head you know going forward pretty just a final thought to you the trumpet ministration continues to pressure china over the virus pandemic do you think washington sees president xi as particularly vulnerable right now and using this moment as a chance to ratchet up the rhetoric and put pressure on beijing. i think there are terms of ministration are putting pressure on beijing not just because she didn't name you know one or a position but also because that is facing an election or the 1st week of november and we know that the economy and british trump hope the campaign is not doing well

because of the current virus so he's going to focus on china he's going to focus on china and try to portray china as sort of there are many problems that america faces including you know cold 19 so i think this strategy is to target china over the next few months and that would help in boosting the numbers you know in the polls or trying to restructure but internet or thank you very much indeed for sharing your thoughts with us thank you thank you. time for a short break here and al-jazeera when we come back south america has become a new at the center for the disease 1st china then europe and now latin america the world health organization declares another new phase in the virus pandemic. and police raids fail to stop jakarta's market traders and setting up shop for the need holiday or not stay with us.

how low we should see some quotes whether pushing across southern parts of china over the next couple of days the seasonal shalah still in place you can see the bright white cloud tops here all associated with the seasonal rains are just sliding a little further south is for the time being they will wave back as we go through the coming days of course but by the sticky 29 celsius there in hong kong on saturday the bay a few showers to further north spilling out of the far northeast of china into north korea and eventually that will make its way across south korea pushing towards but not quite reaching japan generally the confounded drive for japan over the next day or 2 temperatures in tokyo around 24 celsius but you can see the main rain pushing away from southern china as we go on through sunday such on the show is so as per usual across a good part of southeast asia some lively showers there into the philippines

showers that say so good part of india china actually see some very heavy rain still in the forecast for the time being to parts of indonesia shouldn't be too bad for java but the showers never really too far away heavy showers never really too far away from the far north east of india at present the remnants of on ponds still bring some torrential downpours and there is still a risk of flooding to come. i care bring your people back to life i'm sorry i walked out on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in the living room close the book of the books and know like any other student greenline continues with spirit child to do stories that have impact on society i testify in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys i put behind bars so many people have gone to jail as

a result of my work rewind on al-jazeera. welcome back i provided our top stories here on al-jazeera a tape released by brazil's supreme court appears to show the president jaya bowl tomorrow threatening to fire senior police officers and the minister to protect his family the video was released as part of a probe into allegations that bolton are was meddling in a criminal probe of his son. the grim task of searching for more bodies is resuming after a passenger plane crashed in pakistan at least $97.00 people have been killed when the plane went down in a crowded neighborhood in the city of karachi 2 passengers are porton to have

survived. the executive says her government will cooperate with beijing's plan to introduce a new national security and or pro-democracy protesters say the proposed legislation spells the end of hong kong's autonomy. latin america has become the new epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic the world health organization says it's passed the u.s. and europe for new covered $1000.00 cases john heilemann has more in latin america's biggest graveyard the bodies are being put into the earth quickly without ceremony in the summer months think the callers 5 by 5 to meet 5 funerals in a row we can't have a week we can't do anything alina can say goodbye to her father if she'd like while he was alive she's being denied that he had to ask you kimmy faced our paper the evidence what i miss is not being able to kiss him because i work in the health sector i was afraid of catching something in passing it on to him so i didn't kiss

him anymore we didn't touch each other we kept our distance. this is brazil where the virus has killed more than 20000 is the worst hit country in latin america the region fast becoming the center of the pandemics. and the government should be taking care of things is in turmoil president joy ableson noddles lost 2 health ministers in a matter of weeks and he's also involved in a separate political scandal that would be somebody there's a lot of instability and we get so much information from people who should be taking care of the situation and who are being a place and i'm very worried the president's repeatedly told people to go out to the north ill or putting him at loggerheads with local authorities who are seeing the health systems overrun across the whole region things are getting worse south america has become a new at the center for the disease we've seen many south american countries with. increasing numbers of cases in peru infections of almost doubled over the last

couple of weeks mexico should have reached them past its peak but numbers keep climbing chile's health system is buckling and in argentina the cases of spike too and while in other parts of the world the streets are beginning to fill up with going here it's the cemeteries john home and al-jazeera president trump says here in order the u.s. flag to be flown at half mast over the next 3 days as the coronavirus death toll now has $100000.00 all states of boston reopened after 2 months shut down but some still seeing a rise in new cases are also fears of a 2nd wave tramples the ones places of worship to reopen this weekend saying he will override any governors who don't allow it some governors have deemed a liquor stores an abortion clinics is essential but have left out churches and other houses of worship it's now right so i'm correcting this injustice in calling

houses of worship essential. i call upon governors to allow our churches in places of worship to open right now if they don't do it i will override the governors. in america we need more prayer not less. president trump has also approved the new arms sale to the united arab emirates that's despite evidence the gulf country violated the terms of the last deal the u.a.e. stands accused of transferring provided by the u.s. without washington's prior approval to libya yemen and somalia the pentagon approve the sale of a surplus of vehicles with up to half a $1000000000.00 but joel rubin is a former u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state and is county president of the washington strategy group and he says trump is ignoring mechanisms set in place to avoid violations involving u.s. made weapons this is really the push and pull that we've seen for the past couple of years regarding saudi arabia and the u.a.e.

and this administration where the trump administration continually blocks congressional pressure to straighten it out and the example this past week of the spec you general being fired by donald trump from the state department's inspector general reminds us that a little bit over a year ago the trump administration ignored congressional will and sold $8000000000.00 weapons to those 2 countries and that has not been rectified the relationship between congress and the trump administration on these 2 countries is severely divided and no there's not a lot of hope that we'll get a real public discussion coming out of the trump administration on the sales certainly before the election the palestinian authority has rejected the virus aid package sent from the united arab emirates it was delivered on a red direct flight from the u.a.e. to israel's tel aviv airport palestinians say they weren't notified about the delivery of the immoralities coordinated with israel. it just simply we have here

in the news that there is a united arab emirates play in getting medical supplies for the palestinians this issue has never been part of the knitted with us we have been never notified about it our ambassador in united arab emirates does not know about it so we do don't know it was not going to benefit with us former us vice president joe biden has issued an apology after telling a black radio host that african-americans who backed president trump quote and black you need to apologize for his remarks made on the breakfast club and said he should have not been so cavalier biden is the presumptive democratic nominee in the november u.s. presidential election listen you got to come see it when you come to new york b.p. by god well it's a long way you don't know them but we got more questions you got more question by telling if you have a problem figuring out where you are for a mere drop and you ain't black they don't have to do it shout it has to do with the fact i want to thank for my community i would love to say thank you letter to

my record man i extended the voting rights 25 years i have a record that is 2nd to none then double a c.p.s. endorsed me every time i've run no where i mean come on take a look at the record the un special rapporteur who investigated the murder of the saudi john. says the fight for justice isn't over agnes kalamata is calling on the u.s. to publish secret findings on the saudi crown prince's involvement in the crime only a son said he forgave his father's killer is clearing the way for them to be spared the death penalty for the journalist fiance says no one has the right to pardon is killing us doctors without borders is warning of what it calls an unfolding catastrophe at its hospital in southern yemen they had groups calling for help from the united nations after the deaths of more than a 3rd of code 900 patients admitted in the port city of aden as the only dedicated virus treatment clinic in the south of the country stuff say that short of protective equipment and virus tests. a syrian court has placed

a temporary travel ban on president bashar al assad's cousin one of the country's richest men billionaire kloof assad have been engaged in a public dispute over his company's syria tell the country's largest mobile phone operator the government says he's owed $77000000.00 mark louvers appeal for time and says the collapse of syria would be catastrophic for the nation's economy he sort of played a big role in bankrolling assad's military campaigns libya's internationally recognized government says it's retaken control of key areas south of the capital at least 21 fighters have been killed by landmines left behind by warlords the have to ask forces and mercenaries the u.n. secretary general has repeatedly condemned the transfer and use of land mines because of the danger to civilians after us forces have been fighting for over a year to take control of tripoli now the global pandemic is affecting

how many muslims are celebrating even this year a rise in infections and led to a lockdown in the easily neighborhood of kenya's capital nairobi the same is true in neighboring somalia where business is suffering of the reports. sleazeballs of business hub on the residential area the end of the muslim fasting month of ramadan is usually busy for traders pitfalls and muslims flocking to buy clothes and food and readiness for the eve festivities and of this year the government imposed a look down here to rick's a go off to dozens of residents because the positive phone call that 1100 little brought this either is just buying it we have nothing to celebrate only a handful of customers are coming to buy clothes to celebrate even the textile vendors this market is famous for saying that feeling the pinch of the wholesale business is down by more than 60 percent remember it's not just

a look down the eastley but the order stopping people from entering the city of nairobi that's also keeping shop as a way that the lockdown has been extended for another 2 weeks police checkpoints all entry points into the suburbs allowing only medical personnel in essential service. government officials assist the lockdown is necessary given the high number of cases found in this neighborhood tens of thousands of people come here they need for business and there are fears of a spike in the 1000 cases if strict measures are not take. that each season has always been a busy period for livestock trade is the muslim faith will buy goods on a ship to celebrate the end of the fostering with friends and relatives with a pandemic such gatherings are out of the question people are not happy there's no joys. in this not only coronavirus. but doesn't

exacerbated by the fact that this really is sort of a don't know when it's going to be known is going. the literally the love is what happens so people are not buying goods that critical of the challenge and different threats. and so. long day of the markets with no meaningful sales live stock traders hot they'll fly back to the sheds they too slowly realizing that this season is like none they've seen before how about the well just i will be ken. in the nation some muslims are ignoring restrictions so they can mock the eat holiday market traders that disobey police orders and risking their business licenses to stay open just to washington reports in the capital jakarta. time now bang in the center of jakarta is southeast asia's biggest textile market the lead up to the muslim holiday even is usually the busiest time of the trade is as customers come to buy new clothes before the celebration this year is different

place have come to shop the market down to enforce virus restrictions that have been they keep opening the shops and so the buyers keep coming it's not right we will continue to enforce the social restrictions and we will take actions it's really tiring it's now a daily ritual there are thousands of traders here and forcing all of them to follow regulations aimed at curbing the spread of the virus is proving difficult for the hard to find out what happens if they keep breaking the law will have to revoke their business permit up until now we've been trying to persuade them the lead up to it is a test for in today's an authority the restrictions mean that many businesses have been forced to shut their doors at what would normally be their busiest time of year and some attempt to break the rules despite the rates. many here are daily wage earners and some say they haven't received any aid from the government. that

the market for that if we follow what the government is telling us to work from home what will we eat the virus might not kill me then but we can still die from hunger crowded you can't as main airport this week prompted criticism that the indonesian government relaxed restrictions far too soon only business travel is a permitted to fly and only those who can afford the increased if it is can make the journey some feel low income earners are being disproportionately targeted. but i want to only i want justice if you want to close my store then close everything don't just keep allowing wealthy people to continue and force people like me to close they chase us like we're selling stolen goods. just hours after the police raid this is what the central market looks like sellers putting out their clothing racks again and returning to business as usual but that's because i feel sorry for the small sellers that depend on their sales and what they're they

give to their families it's hard and some are now bankrupt. they know it's not allowed to end on faith but they say they have no choice but to stay open and leaving jessica washington al-jazeera. and a quick reminder you can catch up with all the news on our web site there it is on your screen the address al-jazeera dot com that's down to 0 dot com. time for a quick check of the headlines here in al-jazeera a tape released by brazil's supreme court appears to show president bolten arrow threatening to fire senior police officers their bosses and even minister to protect his family the video was released as part of a probe into allegations also nora was meddling in a criminal investigation of his son the president denies the accusations. but all information service is a sham a sham i'm not informed and you can't work back there it's difficult that's why i

will interfere period it's not a threat it's not an extrapolation from our side it's the truth as i see it i gave the ministries 4 years with power to veto has it changed me or it has to change what i want is to govern brazil. the grim task of searching for more bodies is resuming after a passenger plane crashed in pakistan at least $97.00 people have died after the plane came down in a crowded neighborhood in the city of karachi there were 99 people on board the airbus a 320 jetliner flying from lahore there are at least 2 survivors from the plane there's growing international condemnation of china's plans to introduce sweeping new security laws in hong kong the proposed legislation that would ban activity that beijing considers subversive it follows months of pro-democracy protests in hong kong its chief executive carol lam says government will cooperate with beijing's proposal. the important thing is for the people hong kong to realize

that without protection of national security many of the things that we enjoy many of the things that we treasure. will be lost so this is really the time for us not to waste any more time and to get on with this important legislative safeguards president trump says here in order the us flag to be flown at half mast over the next 3 days as the virus death toll nears 800000 meanwhile all states have passed the reopened after 2 months shutdown but some must still seeing a rise in new infections trumbull's are once places of worship to reopen this weekend saying elaborate and the governors who don't allow it those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after risking it all borneo station that's a water bottle from london is one of the most important cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact right around the globe and so here is the right

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