when we covered the pool that's great that's $26.00 to a total disaster and the story that needed to be told. today to be there to tell the people the story was very important of the toy. atlanta police released body camera footage of the shooting of a black man that sparked more protests the officer involved has been fired. there on the stars here today and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india is turning 500 railway carriages into makeshift hospitals from pakistan seals up high risk areas as new coronavirus cases. coordinated attacks killing at least 14 civilians and 20 soldiers in northeast nigeria.

a massive new cathedral dedicated to the military has left many russians uneasy. let's bring you some breaking news fast turkey has launched a military operation against kurdish targets in northern iraq its defense ministry says warplanes have struck the kendall mountains targeting separatist fighters from the kurdistan workers' party or p k k as strikes have also been reported it melts and jaw turkey frequently targets pick a fight as in northern iraq and what's nearly a 4 decade long conflict well our correspondents and of course a outer joins me now on the line from istanbul so i mean this is obviously a developing story here what more do we know at this stage. well yes this is

another operation the church of comebacks in iraq against the outflow could solve a cathartic to k.k. what we know was that's a good time they'll pull a shim is in a wider scale than it has been ongoing since $9092.00 for instance this time the turkish military especially the air force says it targets both east and west access according to the military appropriations that each baxter's targets become the mountain west axis as singe are and even and medium axes which is more i have to also on the line about the turkish air forces are targeting the p.k. cake camp in the outskirts of mom or mom or mama camp is a very significant camp for the kurds in iraq 'd but according to what we have been a hearing from the military the civilian areas 9 not being targeted says 99 to 6

there are lots of folks aeration to come back there and this a ram but as i said this is the widest scale operation so far. and of course a reality i mean there and what makes the difference is 'd that before turkey used to do a play should be targeting a specific area area but this stunt its multiple area and to some attendants upgrade should come back to by the turkish forces that's why it is why they're scared and surprisingly 'd just 'd 2 days ago turkish intelligence chiefs comfy down was in back that he paid a visit to back that so. presumably they might the turkish intelligence chiefs also might have a talk about how turkey is to use the p.k. platform from the other side of its border. because according to turkish defense

minister straight men and operations come back safe and to protect the borders for it border for the border security and so far there is no reaction that we have heard there from the kurdish regional government or iraqi government from back by the force it is expected that side would call them the operation and it is saying that it is 5 a lay think the iraqi oil but i have 9 lined up this a we have. a we have got the turkish military has targeted. my age it is made as media defense a way as by the kurdistan workers party p cake and this league is defending me as is actually a euphemism used by the p.k. k. for that case. to explain a meaning the findings around come the mountain including iran

$650.00 villages and those days we asked our mines are in the control of the baghdad government evac to central government nor the kurdish government and that's why the turkish military from time to time 'd there is that's coming by the other side of the border the turkish military telling conduct operations against the p.k. case and what we know with that those every as 'd important areas for the p.k. case comment chip for them to say only that on the line for us from assemble a post or you will continue watching frank i think thank you senator. a large protests are continuing across the united states as the fatal police shooting of another black man stokes more outrage following the death of george floyd body. by atlanta police shows the moment that officers approached brooks on friday night and asked him to take a sobriety test police say a struggle broke out after he failed that test and grabbed an officer before he was

shot the chief of police has since resigned and one officer has been fired. a makeshift memorial honoring has been set up at the wendy's fast food restaurant where that fight took place it's led to new protests against police brutality in the city including the burning of the restaurant on saturday night else where large black lives matter protests have been held in new york and in los angeles demonstrators have been gathering now for weeks demanding a change to policing practices in the u.s. and also around the world well let's get the latest now from andy gallagher he's been watching developments for us from miami and more details are emerging about this atlanta shooting adding fuel to this growing fire. yeah i mean this happened on friday night initially we only saw mobile phone video but now we've got a whole raft of body cam footage footage from the wendy's restaurant where this whole to cation took place and you've got the condemnation of not just the men of

atlanta but all the soul so the district attorney some of the council people saying that use of deadly force in this case was simply unnecessary one of the central questions being that if the mr brooks was not african-american how would the police have treated him and now as for the firing of the chief of police of the city of atlanta and the officer who discharged his weapon that really isn't damping down the enthusiast for reform across the entire country in fact 2 civil rights groups in atlanta saying it's just purely symbolic that the chief of police has been removed from her post she still working for the city of atlanta they want had gone entirely but they are not happy with just these firings and resignations because they see a far deeper problem a systemic problem of racism within the united states police force so i think the death of mr brooks and it wasn't really needed because the death of george floyd really sparked all of this nor lots of other people that have gone through this

these kinds of actions of police brutality it really made people even more determined to call for police reform and now many police forces across the united states are already reforming they're doing things like banning cho calls in new york they're saying they will release the records of police officers who've had disciplinary problems but that doesn't go deep enough for many of the people that are out in the streets from coast to coast they don't want to see procedural things changed they want to see. they want to see the racism within the police force tackled a very deep level and of course this talk of you know taking the budgets from these police forces and using some of the money for social welfare programs for perhaps paying for social workers to go out with the police when they're dealing with people with. well health problems but their momentum here is still gathering place and it's been 3 weeks since george floyd died when an officer police met me on george floyd's nick for close to 9 minutes and a gallagher there watching all these developments for us from miami thank you very

much andy well we can now speak to tiffany williams roberts she's the community engagement and richmond building council at the southern center for human rights and she joins us now from atlanta thank you for being with us tiffany we've seen the anger growing on the streets there in advance even at wendy's set on fire but we've also seen some pretty swift action from what already is in responding to this shooting so what sentiment there like today what we're seeing in the community this is tremendous sadness and grief and sometimes anger we have to remember that this issue of section violence in the country. might be welcome our young. women now there have been. well we're seeing communities all over the country including. their folks over there at a boiling point why more of them reform communities watching information and that means that we have to take very seriously the ways in which we deal with rules

governing not only police officers every. tiffani you say this isn't a new issue this is obviously a very deep seated lot i was talking to one of the co-founders of the black labs masham reprinted in atlanta last night and she was telling me that there's a real push while they're certainly pushing for the defunding of the police there i mean given george's history do you think that that's the right approach to deal with the systemic racism there or does more need to be done what needs to happen. and certainly taking money from police forces that cause crime to communities and invest that money and resources that the community is absolutely essential right now in the city of atlanta so a woman on the rise with a black woman landmark and initiated a campaign that resulted in a fast. train to defund the city jail reality resources and even that way and yes and our feeling that when the same way that we repurchasing our g.l.

we're shutting down the jail we invested in the form and other things we need to support organizes on the ground who are willing to tell you what the new news and millions of dollars do for whom you. own and so harm after spending races and that is in our thing i do want to ask you about erica shields the police chief when she resigned very rapidly but i recall she was also the one who cracked down on those 6 officers who attacked those 2 black students during a protest there a couple of weeks ago how is she being regarded then. the sheriff has a very rocky history we're going to here in atlanta just last year march 31st an organizer named after shaq and atlanta police department and there wasn't this national spotlight on atlanta at the time and so she feels responsible that none of us was very lackluster addition to that years before examining the. awakened by police officers shot in the head as he sped away and here could feel

the weight. of the family blaming other state agencies for their failure she waited a court releasing they were revealed that the officers were just on. how they feel mr phillips and so while i am glad that she's being held accountable in some ways for the point that mr brooks we don't believe she should have a place in. the trial of the community which would require the transformational change that. we've been talking about this growing anger i mean last night we saw the interstate blocked arrests on the road presumably protests are set to continue for some time it does feel like the country is becoming even more divided yet the conversation around race is really about coming together so how do you navigate that. well i think that sometime from. maybe listen when i'm thinking new communities are galvanized in ways that they

never had been or for you're going to be seeing. matter in fact they were not. so i really. in many ways around and i'm. like powers that. every actor from the room level to low levels of the high or low level that's you know their own responsibility so i don't i don't think we're more maybe you're right more and more galvanize around this issue tiffany williams roberts there from the southern center for human rights speaking to us from atlanta and sounding hopeful thanks for being with us tiffany. so much. india is converting $500.00 railway coaches into makeshift hospitals after a surge in new coronavirus cases that led to a shortage of beds in the capital the country reported another record jump on sunday was almost $12000.00 new infections in one day 10 coaches had previously

been converted into isolation wards these new carriages will increase new delhi's capacity by 8000 beds other new measures into increased testing and a door to door health survey in the capital while neighboring pakistan is also seeing record rises in the number of new infections with more than 6800 cases reported on sunday or 30 is a sealed off over a 1000 high risk areas including in the capital islamabad the world health organization has warned that the acceleration could overwhelm pakistan's underfunded health system. well non-essential shops will reopen in england on monday as it eases coronavirus restrictions to boost the economy prime minister bars johnson says safety measures will be in place all shops off will have to follow guidelines on disinfecting products handled by customers the u.k. government is also reviewing its to me is a social distancing rule as it looks to reopen bars and restaurants well it's also

looking to ease travel restrictions on new arrivals travelers now face 2 weeks of mandatory self isolation when they land 3 major airlines have already launched legal action against that policy a government minister says some air routes may open up sooner than expected and france's president emanuel is claiming it's fast victory and the fight against private 19 is some of the last remaining lockdown restrictions are lifted that the entire mainland including paris will be under a low a state of a lot from monday that means restaurants and cafes in the capital will be allowed to operate at full capacity and more people can also return to work well still ahead on al-jazeera we live in the philippines ahead of the vatican you could see a prominent journalist sent to jail for during the trial.

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pretty big and widespread further west and has been here through cuba and jamaica but the concentration of what seems to be rather persistent right now is in the yucatan peninsula or way down towards costa rica and panama this is no big surprise i want to get the orange senses suggest the heaviest showers in the bahamas. later in an unlikely place. called you know it's interesting. i can tell in a little when mother here she was very impressed with her again this is a lot of love but affection and respect over the iraq people a world away from a nation has taken indian cinema to its heart al-jazeera well reveals the color and passion of maracas bollywood jury. the murder the murder.

hello again. and let's remind you of our top stories this hour protests are continuing across the united states following the fatal police shooting of another this time in atlanta police have released body comforts of the moments leading to a struggle between the officers and racial brooks before he was made shoppers. turkey has launched a military operation against kurdish targets in northern iraq warplanes have struck the kind of mountains targeting separatist fighters from the kurdistan workers' party p k.k. . and the number of coronavirus cases has spiked in india and pakistan both countries are now taking imagine the measures to boost their medical care capacity

after seeing near record rises on sunday. in brazil thousands of protesters have marched in sao paolo to denounce racism and the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic the country now has the 2nd highest number of covered 1000 deaths worldwide with more than 43000 fatalities despite the rising number of deaths and infections president diable sonora continues to downplay the illness insisting lockdowns restrictions should be eased well now the mayor of south palo who is also currently being treated for cancer says he's tested positive for the corona virus. after 4 make a few tests today and i tested positive for k b 19 for corona virus my doctors advised since i had no symptoms is to stay at home oh be able to continue to meet on long into the intimate i will be able to continue working but from home. is that i will be here if the next 10 days. well this is in

the capital brasilia dozens of processed rallied in support of the president also in our has encouraged supporters to demonstrate since the start of the pandemic despite social distancing rules he's facing a court ordered investigation over alleged abuse of power which could lead to his impeachment. now a course in the philippines is due to decide if one of the country's most prominent journalists should go to prison re-arrest is accused of cyber libel after publishing a story linking a businessman and a high court judge on her news website the case has been widely condemned as an attack on press freedom on the president for a trigger to test well our correspondent to melinda can join us now live from outside the course in manila to maria ressa is one of those high profile journalists in the philippines and the region if she is convicted what happens next . well the fear today is that if she's convicted she will be able obviously to post bail she'll be able to go to

the court of appeals to petition their case all the way up to the supreme court but the biggest question here is the impact of these convictions the less than famous. those who were in the community she may not have the same kind of public support as you know my real along with another journalist has been charged for a cyber libel case. over an article that was published by rappler news network which she co-founded a few years ago now the real test here for the judiciary is the potency of this cyber libel case we just long been being appealed by rights groups by journalist organizations here to be decriminalized it was something that was passed during the previous administration and it has never really been tested until now and now in the within the next 30 minutes maria ressa is expected to arrive here there are a lot of a journalists here waiting outside watching this case very slowly closely and i

think at about 8 30 am local time a visitation will be rendered by the court at this point tomorrow and again there for us and i will continue watching that very interesting indeed and all the latest here on out of there thank you. 2 coordinated attacks in northeast nigeria have killed at least 60 people and saving civilians and soldiers and across reports this is what operation life your dollar looks like from the air the nigerian military posted video on social media showing what it says is its response to saturday's attack in mumbai that was followed by another attack in both a local government areas in borno state in northeast nigeria where both soldiers and civilians were killed a military spokesman didn't answer of course no comment on the attacks but local reports suggest dozens were killed and hundreds injured with hospitals overwhelmed fighters are reported to open fire after arriving on motorbikes and the cause

soldiers and a united nations humanitarian center were targeted they are the latest major casualties in less than a week but the government has just celebrated its 5th anniversary in office and became are on the back off base security problems in nigeria they told the larger and people that this is a piecemeal for them to fix to this moment it has gotten worse it was only recently that a chief of army staff met with president bush and it was president bush era that they were with in the war on one today at least 81 people were killed when they heard his village was raided in could be a book or arm fighters allied with the islamic state in west africa province claimed responsibility for that attack the group broke away from the main book around 4 years ago previously almost seen as closer to al qaida but in 2015 its

leader will because chicago pledged allegiance to eisele. the nigerian army has been battling book or around for years as its fighters bombed places of worship and kidnapped schoolgirls in recent weeks army commanders claim significant success against the group but still use of often been under resourced and suffered losses. tens of thousands of people have been killed and more than 3000000 people displaced by 10 years of fighting. the continuing loss of life and property in the north east fueling a lot of anger and frustration there is a growing feeling among some nigeria's but this is going to be a long drawn battle contrary to what the government to say greece al-jazeera i want you. to un peacekeepers have been killed in an attack in northern mali the united nations says a logistics convoy had stopped on the road between tessa lesson gal when gunmen attacked its warns that violence in the sahara region is creating a major displacement crisis. parties an island are expected to sign

a coalition deal on monday to end 4 months of political deadlock michel martin is widely expected to take over from live as the prime minister martin's feel a failed party won 37 seats and islands $160.00 parliament and february's elections with rudd because finagle party taking $35.00 seats the green party will also be a part of that alliance. well south korea has held an urgent security meeting after the sister of north korea's leader threatened a military action cameo john's warning comes days after north korea cut off all communication with the south alexia bryan reports. under cover of darkness north korean defectors send aid and propaganda over the border they're fighting against can jones idiology and sending food in it sent to some of the 10000000 people the u.n. says a going hungry to cross border messages provoking an angry response from pyongyang . kim jong sr of north korea's leader suggesting they'll be no more handshakes and

smiles with south korea's president j.n. instead she's threatening military action if the south doesn't stop the defectives campaigns she told state media i believe our army will determine something for cooling down our people's resentment and surely carry it out kim jong un sister is also an influential aide and his in a circle she was at his side during talks with south korea's president moon and later when he met u.s. president donald trump in their summit in singapore 2 years ago analysts say it's the north's frustration with the u.s. over those stories denuclearization talks that's behind the escalating rhetoric there's no doubt that pyongyang feel a profound sense of impatience with its failure to get any relaxation of international sanctions the route to washington is going through so that's why it's

seeing so much pressure. but i think that's a misread mistreat of the american position and i don't think you immediately produce results for. the north has cut off all communication with the south for the 1st time in 2 years warning is have a regretful painful time if it fails to control the defect is in an effort to smooth relations south korea has tried to disk. marj the activists taking legal action against them and saying earlier this week. we will continue to abide by all agreements between south and north korea to maintain peace on the korean peninsula and prevent incidental military conflicts. but it hasn't stopped the outbursts from the north korea craft protests against defectors cameo jong's described as human scum the the activists though are refusing to back down and say their campaign against the north will continue in the next year brian al-jazeera.

now lives a russia's also churches consecrated a new cathedral dedicated to the armed forces of the monument is causing an e is amongst many russians who say it shows more devotion to military leaders than religion. explains. it is one of the tallest cathedrals in the all to doc's church built just outside moscow at the military themed pitch park. the resurrection of christ cathedral is a shrine to russia's armed forces it was like we got to morning with this harmony between the might of the armed forces and the spiritual might of the church of the spiritual and material of church and state let the part of our people go into the future in peace and prosperity and of this path god willing let there be new victories new achievements and you know defeats. a military mega church built in just under $600.00 days the main dome stretching out

a precise 19.45 meters symbolizing the year the 2nd world war ended and the atheist soviet union's victory over nazi germany etc i am absolutely sure that all those who will come here will remember our country's past deeds and prepare for a future feast. replete with icons old and new as well as metal salvaged from nazi military hardware but these secular flourishes have not impressed everyone in the orthodox church your post with a new but i am afraid that this is not the subject of a religious orthodox cult it is a cult object of a new religion the civil religion our. religion a victory cult of victory it turns out that our altar is not decided to christ not to christ's victory but to something completely different their all why did concerns that using religion as a way to honor the military will lead to not just

a loss of independence but create a mythologized history. this is not about religion this is for the army as current military and state leaders think russia needs an ideology we need political control of the armed forces and since for the time being official ideology is prohibited they invented that the russian orthodox faith will be an imitation of such an ideology it's a symbol of president putin's new state ideology elevating the army to a quasar religious rank and among the pomp and ceremony the creation of a new history so yeah go. ahead long protests continuing across the united states following the fatal police shooting of a lot. this time in atlanta police have released body cam footage of the moments

leading to a struggle between the officers and racial brooks before he was later shot and he gallagher is following developments from miami initially we only saw mobile phone video but now we've got a whole raft of body comfort each footage from the wendy's restaurant where this all to cation took place and you've got the condemnation of not just of atlanta but all the source of the district attorney some of the council people saying that use of deadly force in this case was simply unnecessary one of the central questions being that if the mr brooks was not african-american how would the police have treated him and now as for the firing of the chief of police of the city of atlanta and the officer who discharged his weapon that really isn't damping down the enthusiasm for reform turkey has launched a military operation against kurdish targets in northern iraq warplanes have struck the candle mountains targeting separatist fighters in the kurdistan workers' party

or p k k. the number of coronavirus cases has spiked in india and pakistan both countries are now taking imagines the measures to boost their medical care capacity to seeing near record rises on sunday when india is converting 500 railway coaches into makeshift hospitals after a surge in new coronavirus cases led to a shortage of beds in the capital the country reporters and other record jumped on sunday with almost 12000 new infections in just one day 10 coaches had previously been converted into isolation wards and these new carriages will increase new delhi's capacity by 8000 beds well those are the headlines do join me for more news here on al-jazeera a.j. selects stay with us. frank assessments tourism income stream is dead in the water what's been the result seen poaching go up quite significantly

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