anybody the only kid. people ever to use something to invest the profit of they want. to the last drop on 00. 0. hello this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. seeking justice for briana protestors out again in the u.s. as 3 policemen escaped challenges over her death. raising doubts about the peaceful transfer of power president donald trump says if he does one say if he'll accept november's election results if he loses. more protests in thailand where students

are keeping up the pressure on the government calling for a new constitution. and can world leaders get the climate crisis back on the un agenda or is the opportunity to change slipping away. and it's a heroic performance in the n.b.a. playoffs rookie tyler hero schools $37.00 points for miami heat to move them insights of a place in the finals. shooting by police inside her own home galvanized demands for police reform across the u.s. but 6 months on from the killing of branded taylor protesters coming out again 3 police officers from louisville kentucky will not be charged over her death a decision that sparked outrage.

speak down within hours of this it says in and cities from new york to washington d.c. in los angeles medical worker was shot dead in march when police opened fire as they raided her apartment only one of 3 officers will face any action 3 counts of endangering neighbors and police used tear gas on the crowds of protesters 2 officers were shot and wounded during the unrest john hendren has more from the city. anger in a sense of justice denied spilled over into the streets of louisville. police who have faced off with demonstrators in one american city after another acted quickly . think it's a slap in the face to everybody who believes in justice and goodness and rightness . it's the least of the charges that you could imagine happening. is the naming of the charges that don't even mention brianna taylor's name it's not just it is not

justice kentucky's attorney general announced 3 charges of reckless endangerment against brett hankerson one of 3 officers who fired into the home of briana taylor in march she died seconds later there's no doubt that this is a gut wrenching emotional case and the pain that many people are feeling is understandable i deeply care about the value and sanctity of human life deserves protection and in this case a human life was lost. we cannot forget that the charges were for firing into the neighboring home of a white family of 3 not for the shooting of taylor the officer who fired the fatal shots was not charged. he said enough. that's not enough taylor died after police firing their weapons stormed her apartment in march carrying out a no knock warrant for evidence against a friend of taylor's her boyfriend kenneth walker says that moments before they

entered he had fired a shot through the door at what he thought were intruders taylor's family had hoped for murder charges the charges should have been murder or rest the cops all the cops should have been arrested how can you worse in the someone's home fire. kill them and not be charged with murder downtown louisville has been boarded up for days in anticipation a curfew set for 3 days on the car behind me you can see people including the shirtless man who are among the 1st people arrested in louisville police asked them to disperse they did not and then they ended up in handcuffs. armed sometimes angry men and women walk the streets with assault rifles. police say they've arrested a suspect after 2 officers were shot during the evening both officers are currently undergoing treatment at university hospital. one is in alert in stable the other

officers currently undergoing surgery in stable. state lawmakers are not waiting representative adic of scots briana taylor law would end no knock warrants already banned in louisville and require officers serving warrants to wear body cameras i'm disappointed but not surprised justice was not served today and that's why we will continue to fight for brianna taylor and her family and so that no other person is murdered by police with impunity it's a start taylor's mother told al jazeera in june that her daughter's legacy would endure this isn't the way i would have wanted it to be. will definitely still be helping people so definitely. that change is coming to an unimaginable cost to her family and in the view of the crowd in the streets far too little cost to the officers who left her dead in her own home john hendren. louisville kentucky. killing is just one incident in

case after case of us police violence against black people last month protests erupted in commercial wisconsin after jacob blake was shot in the back 7 times he survived but is paralyzed brooks was shot dead in atlanta georgia in june the officer who opened fire as he ran from police has been charged with murder in may george floyd died in minneapolis when an officer knelt on his neck for nearly 9 minutes 4 officers have been charged over the killing which triggered protests worldwide floyd's last words i can't breathe were an echo of eric bana 6 years ago he's eyes when a new york city policeman put him in a choke hold his death helped launch the black lives matter movements and made i can't breathe a rallying cry all eyes are brian is executive director of u.c.l.a.'s black policy project and he says the grand jury decision on brown to taylor's death is

a failure of the u.s. criminal justice system. we have a long history of failing to have officers accountable when things like this happen there's a number of different things that have been changed in the situation to prevent this from happening it's a tragedy and we should all mourn detain the family there have been a number of progressive piece of legislation across the country i think with the breathe act i think about a number of other bills looking critically about the role of law enforcement institutions in our country they haven't gotten the traction that they need we need to deal with structural violence that's what causes problems for everybody and that's rooted in system of failures and i education systems and our public health infrastructure and our divestment from the institutions of health and well being while we invest in our cars will systems in louisville a disproportionate 'd share of the city budget goes to hyper policing when it could go to system to care for the same systems of care that are preventing black communities from divers and especially in the covered 1000 crisis we have more that we can do and if the portrait

a success of pushing for the legislation to organize we have to mourn we have to agree and then we have to look at policies not more should exist should be fired from one department of jurisdiction and a lot of work in another jurisdiction should never disrepair fortunate share of our civic resources going to our systems of harm while i systems of care are completely under the you know under funded we need to think critically about these moments in our history because i don't want to have another unknown person another black person another black woman die at the hands of law enforcement we could be investing in systems of care that would prevent these incidences from occurring. now in the u.s. presidential election just over a month away total trump has refused to say whether he'll accept a peaceful transfer of power if he loses trump was invasive when the question join a white house briefing. we'll have to see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballots are a disaster and the people are right committed to making sure that there's

a nice little word for all of the want to get rid of the ballots and you know have a very transpo have a very peaceful there won't be a transfer or frankly there will be a continuation of the ballots out of control you know it and you know who knows it better than anybody else the democrats know it better than anybody else. well a democratic presidential candidate joe biden reacted with disbelief. says the most rational thing. i don't know what to say what is not surprising. and just a few time donald trump is set to visit the u.s. supreme court that he'll be paying his respects to the justice ruth bader ginsburg mormons have been ongoing the popular liberal justice who died on friday she reports from washington. there are fun here in a short private ceremony in the great hall of the u.s. supreme court the chief justice paid tribute to ruth bader ginsburg noting the cheater originally hoped for a life in music she was not an opera star but she found her stage right behind me

in our court room. there she won famous victories that helped move our nation closer to equal justice under law to the extent that women are now a majority in law schools not simply a handful. later she became a star on the bench where she sat for 27 years or $483.00 majority concurring and dissenting opinions will steer the court for decades justice ginsburg's coffin was then taken to the steps of the supreme court since the announcement of her death on friday the area has been transformed into a shrine to the woman who'd become a liberal pop culture here or the notorious or b.g. if she hadn't done what she did for gender equality i don't believe i would be an attorney i think the reason we're here is. she was such a such an icon such

a bad person but she did so much for women and men. among those who will pay their respects president trump is expected to visit on thursday morning he says he will announce his nominee for ginsburg's replacement on saturday and is keen for 9 justices to be seated in the event the results of the presidential election end up at the supreme court 2 candidates both women have emerged as the front runner as barbara leggo who is based florida i'm cuban american some around the president favor her for the potential electoral benefit with latino voters in must win florida as well as nevada and arizona however a devout catholic amy kearney barrett has the favor of conservative religious republicans they feel she will not surprise them with her judgments if she takes her place in the supreme court ginsburg will lie in state in the u.s. capitol on friday the 1st woman ever to have been afforded that all or. washington . crowds are gathering outside thailand's parliament and buying caucus politicians inside discuss whether to amend the constitution is the latest in weeks of student

protests calling for reforms many want to change in the palace of the monarchy and an end to military involvement in the government that's going to announce who weigh in hay and bank where those protests are when what should we expect to come out of today's session in parliament. yes well this is going to be a very very long complex and difficult process this is a constitution that was written by the military after they staged a coup in 2014 it did then pass through a referendum in 2017 but that referendum was held under pretty much questionable conditions so the people gathered here the people that we've seen and on the streets of bangkok over the past few months see it as a very undemocratic documents and they want it to change and by design of this constitution is very difficult to change so what we've seen over the past 2 days our proposals put forward 6 different proposals put forward by political parties to

parliament for discussion and then later on thursday they will vote the members of parliament of the lower house and the senate is in the upper house will vote on each of those proposals for constitutional change there is a possibility that none of those 6 proposals will receive and not support to go to the next phase but if one does then basically it will go to the stage of forming a constitution while drafting committee and then the whole long process really starts all over again to these protests that are gathered there behind you and they've been calling for change for 2 months now how today's events likely to satisfy that among them. right now i think it's highly unlikely as i say they view this constitution as undemocratic and one of the main things that they see as undemocratic about the constitution is the make up all the 250 members senate it was hand picked by the military after they were in 2014

and the senate does have an awful lot of power including the power to hand pick and i'm going to make did prime minister so that is one part of the constitution that the protesters who have been on the streets and opposition parties as well want to change but the reality is that the proposal. parliament that will be voted on later on thursday that is likely to receive the the most support from those members of parliament and the senate is is one that is backed by the ruling party and party it is already said that the section of the constitution relating to the makeup of the senate and also perhaps more importantly the role of the royal family in thai society those sections shall remain untouched so it is highly unlikely that anything that happens in parliament over the course of the next few hours is going to stop these protests that we've seen in bangkok over the past few months ok well hey joining us there from bangkok thanks very much. as a korean official who went missing from

a fishing patrol boat on monday was shot stares and then burned by north korea that's what south korean military believes it says the man was possibly trying to defect when he was spotted by north korean troops but mcbride is following developments from seoul. this is been one of the most serious incidents to take place on this tense maritime border between north and south korea in a number of years and it unfolded over a couple of days at the start of this week south korea says that the official went missing from this patrol vessel on monday and that on choose day they detected through different intelligence sources that he had drifted north of the border clinging to some sort of flotation device or raft had been intercepted by a north korean patrol vessel was being questioned and that soldiers later that same day then shot him multiple times and set fire to his body there has been

a strong reaction from south korea of condemnation you can. only condemn such an atrocity and strongly demands north korea provide explanations and punish those who are responsible south korea's presidential office has called for an apology but part of the problem across the d.m.z. at the moment is because relations have soured north korea has cut all of the hotlines between north and south the incident also seems to indicate the fear that exists in north korea of covert 19 because south korean officials report that the soldiers on board the north korean vessel were wearing gas masks and the fact that they burnt the body of this official seems to indicate they are prepared to go to extraordinary lengths not to allow the coronavirus to be brought into north korea. still ahead here on this news hour including mozambique asking for help to fight

armed groups who forced tens of thousands of people from their homes. 3 of their family members were gunned down by indian soldiers why the military has begun disciplinary proceedings against that. and hollywood film star ryan reynolds makes moves to invest in a small football club in wales coming up with. israel is imposing even stricter coronavirus lockdown measures and infections it's been less than a week since a nationwide shutdown was imposed on mr benjamin netanyahu says the restrictions are necessary to keep the company from being pushed to what he calls the edge of the abyss on this let's talk to her forces he's standing by for us in west jerusalem and harry what all these new restrictions. well they're pretty extensive

already as you say israel was in the grip of a lot and impose last friday that was to some extent more permissive than the 1st time around in march and april private businesses for example ones which didn't face the public were allowed to carry on operating almost as normal now the screws have been tightened much further than they were even during the 1st lockdown all private business to be shut down apart from essential businesses those deemed essential by the defense ministry and also those such as supermarkets and pharmacies needed for daily life that is something that was opposed by the coronaviruses are who want to see that reduce the 50 percent it was necessary to go further finance minister as well as worried about critical harm to the economy some $10000000000.00 worth of that it's estimated and as well as that they are going to shut down synagogues as of 2 pm tomorrow the you're only allowed to go out and pray in groups of maximum 20 outdoors maximum one kilometer from your home exception for

that coming on yom kippur the holiest day in the jewish calendar which takes place sunday evening through monday they will allow sincere guards to be open but only for groups of 10 people and protests these huge anti netanyahu protests that we've been seeing for months now near the prime minister's residence from now on during this lockdown nobody can protest beyond one kilometer from their front door and only again in groups of 20 they're also considering very restrictive measures at the main international airport closing down outbound flights and somehow you're saying that these restrictions are not only coronavirus related but also political why is that. we have to mean as far as benjamin netanyahu is concerned this is a response to the numbers if you remember what happened when we when he brought the country out of lockdown in may he said go out have a coffee have a drink and if the numbers get back to 100 a day then we'll have to start reimposing severe restrictions well they're not 100

a day they're nearly 7000 a day at the moment so that is his case but at the same time throughout this meeting where all these measures were decided wednesday into the early hours of this morning there were very strong accusations coming from his coalition partners pretty difficult coalition that is between his likud party and the blue and white of benny gantz benny gantz his party members accusing netanyahu of wanting to maximize the restrictions in order to try to end these protests and as well as that netanyahu had a lot of criticism over not taking targeted measures where the hot spots are most. most increased in terms of new cases those being in israel palestinian israeli areas where indeed many mares didn't want a targeted restrictions and more help from the government but crucially an ultra-orthodox areas is ultra-orthodox parties in his coalition government they were very clear that they would not expect anything that they saw as discriminatory

so weeks ago when the coronavirus czar was trying to get a very targeted measures in place that was nixed by netanyahu many feel that he was just acceding to the demands of these powerful ultra-orthodox parties so he has had a lot of political criticism and there is more coming from the opposition as well wondering how they're going to get out of this lockdown which is due to end on october the 11th and whether these measures will be enough to avert a furred lock down in the future our forces in western somehow i thank you. now the french health minister has unveiled stricter coronavirus measures in some areas but stop short of a full lock down their liver and says it's necessary to break the chain of infection before the health system gets overloaded bars and restaurants in the marsay region and the overseas department of quarter loop will close for 2 weeks reported more than 13000 new cases on wednesday and the british government has launched its phone up to track the virus in england and wales for months spine show

jewel cases there a surgeon with nearly $6200.00 infections announced on wednesday to total to more than 410000 johnson announced titles for actions on tuesday which he said could last up to 6 months. well some had hoped that 2020 would be the year the world came together to tackle the climate crisis but the kind of virus pandemic has delayed global negotiations on thursday while the u.n. general assembly will try again to get talks back on track the clock has more. across the world. take this right here is a climate emergency unfolding before our very eyes where there was once a thick layer of sea ice is now fragmented broken up sea ice is already lost 2 thirds of its volume over the past 4 decades and this year's summer extent is the

2nd lowest ever measured their rapid loss of sea ice in the arctic it's a sobering indicator of how close they are planets circling the drain. as the arctic ice melts more heat will be trapped by the ocean and all of us will be more exposed by the devastating impacts of the climate crisis. than this year those impacts have been brutal from record wildfires in the western united states. and in australia to seemingly endless storms and hurricanes queueing up in the atlantic making landfall with colossal and catastrophic effect. about now and we've only got about one degree of warming at the moment and already we're seeing more extreme weather we're seeing millions of people displaced from their homes there we're seeing devastation both in poor countries and increasingly in rich countries despite donald trump's dismissal of reality it will start getting cooler. you just

watch in contrast this week an unexpected boost from the world's biggest source of greenhouse gases that's china who pledged carbon neutrality by 2060 taking advantage of u.s. reluctance to address the climate question. just how you think she sure covered 900 reminds us that humankind should launch a green revolution and move faster to create a green way of development to preserve the environment and make mother earth a better place for all. back in 2015 christiana figueres is one of the chief architects of the celebrated paris agreement while welcoming china's move she said the country like the rest of the world was at a major fork in the road because of the size of the economy china still consumes more coal than the rest of the world combined so you have these 2 internal realities in china that are basically one representing the future world that they want to move toward and the other representing the old world that they are moving

beyond and we have to understand that this is a process. at a time when the opportunity for changes fast melting away there is no doubt world leaders need to front up and show the kind of commitment they got to paris agreements over the line mcleod al jazeera. tom burke is chairman of the 3 g. 3rd generation environmentalism and he joins us via skype from london good to have you with us is there that kind of commitment that talked about that the end of his report that is needed to address climate change. yeah it's right it's a bit like a virus you know we don't do enough not we'll have to do an awful long more much more painfully later and what's good about that chinese announcement and the recent announcement from the commission that it was also going to put up its commitments under the congress agreement we're going to see the same i think from the prime minister at johnson today we're beginning to see at least

a bit of restoration of the momentum that's been lost during a pandemic and i think that's quite good in it isolates the united states and isolates australian a bit loopy so i think we're seeing a bit of a restoration of momentum given how about here it's not just the americans they drive and the fires but also floods at the stop at the embankment dash other parts of the world where it again a signal from the world that we're doing and ourselves as well as about it we don't stand we can say it's good but is it good enough all we know is whom are we even if we're not on target to reach that 1.5. limits to global warming 520-2050. you're absolutely right laura it's not enough we are moving in the right direction but we've got to go in that direction a lot faster and there are no really big technological obstacles to us doing here

we already have the technology we need to be carbonized our economy and we know that we can afford to do it it's not going to cost more to use more efficient seasons gonna cost less the real problem is that we haven't put enough attention into the kind of social adjustments the political adjustments are going to take place and we're not paying enough attention to that side of the issue what you do for countries for instance like mozambique who are dependent on fossil fuels for their future revenue sources so the oldest got to think much harder about how to accelerate. down there right off so just to bring tire back into the discussion when we see them moving away from fossil fuels that claim to go carbon neutral by 2060 that's going to have a knock on effect doesn't these other countries like that rely on fossil fuels they'll be all the technologies available heat fan and cheaper rates for the other countries to get onboard. yes though i think it's important to remember that china

like a lot of other countries it's an aspiration might be right but it's jew but certainly getting a bit behind it still investing far too much in new coal plants for instance and yes it will mean not just with china about making technology available that's cheaper but we've also got to be thinking about how do we. create incomes for those countries that are we depend on fossil fuels from those incomes we can't simply deal with this as a set of separate issues we've got to understand that the whole world has to pull together that means the losers have got to read getting something as well as the when it's ok we'll be keeping a close eye on events the united nations general assembly latest day when they've got this high profile climate change meeting for the movie they tend to come back thanks very much for joining us thank you. ok it's time now for the weather his jet

engine i don't know if we can blame this on climate change it was still seeing those funds in india away we are in a very very wet here she would say this monsoon year across and the but as you say i mean the india met office they they really monitor this every year very very closely so they'll have a good idea at the end of the season but let's have a look 1st of all of the soft lies i was talking yesterday course about the flooding across into mumbai and there's been yet more rain it wasn't about to just disappear but look at this last 48 hours 424 millimeters the average for the total month of september is $325.00 millimeters and then way up there in west bengal in the last 48 hours 230 millimeters to darjeeling now not surprising because the has been flooding and it really has brought a lot of mumbai to a standstill it's affected the trains in particular so transport has really been impacted not just people's homes for the rain over the next few days as some more as we go through friday but it's very heavy again up into the northeast bihar west bengal and again very heavy across into new pool and widespread as well into

bangladesh by saturday those rains will stay up into the northeast but it does begin to dry off elsewhere throughout much of india from there let's head across towards japan i was talking again about tropical storm dolphin this is it that little bright mass you can see there it's good this storm has behaved well we like storms like this is stayed to the east of honshu is not made landfall what it has done is bring some very big waves along the coast that people have been asking about really making the most of those. dried a certain friday this is system pushing in across western honcho that mass of yellow and blue to the north that is tropical storm dolphin continuing to clear away it will continue to clear further as it go through saturday say it's a better start to the weekend some showers maybe a scout a thunderstorm but it's an improving weather picture really as we continue all over the weekend thanks jenny you might be a good tropical storm as it was an unusual name isn't it yes when we're not keen on the. whole home to hunt for that. right.

still ahead on al-jazeera where in argentina where many people say that barely surviving a plane the pandemic debts and failing health care system. and coming up in support of the action from the stanley cup ice hockey finals. deported from the u.k. indoctrinated by somalia i was unsure about how kind of a young man this illusion my father revealed as long as i am an expert it was going to be a state dinner and really you know it's from africa you know not call me a call from my last warrior a witness documentary on a jersey you can't say. oh. the world's biggest economy was put on hold. deregulating industries of old

delivered new growth for a president who promised greatness again. of the coronavirus pandemic has seen resurgence replaced with a recession as the world eagerly watches on to see how either presidential candidate might revive the flagship u.s. economy. details coverage of the u.s. elections on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching out is there as a reminder of our top stories this hour hundreds of people have been protesting across the u.s. after a grand jury decided not to charge 3 officers in the fatal shooting of the taylor

family has called the decision outrageous and offensive. protesters are rallying outside the thai parliament as politicians inside discuss whether to amend the constitution many want to change in the powers of the monarchy and an end to military influence in government. israel has toughened its coronavirus lockdown after a surge in cases only essential businesses will remain open malls protests and prayers will have to be held outside. mozambique heading to the european union for help to stop attacks by isolated groups in its northern region the president wants the e.u. to train its forces to battle armed groups which 3 years ago and. since then the fighters have stepped up the violence seizing important towns and targeting the military. belonged. in the face of terrorist attacks the government has responded firmly on the one hand with the support of local people through actions to defend

sovereignty and territorial integrity as well as through protection of people and their property on the other hand the government has mobilized humanitarian assistance for the internally displaced people and promoted socio economic development activities for the communities. following this story from the kenyan capsule nairobi and malcolm what help is mozambique actually asking for from the e.u. . the government of mozambique has requested what it described as. training and logistics for counterterrorism forces as well as medical assistance in the combat zone it struggled in its fight against the armed groups there which began their attacks 3 years ago but the armed groups have grown significantly bolder within the last year last month they took the port town of muslim prior and the government forces haven't been able to take back control of that town since what's key here in this area is vast reserves of natural gas which

were discovered about 10 years ago off the coast of cabo delgado and oil companies are investing now preparing to extract that natural gas they have been for some years and territory now all the areas now controlled by the armed groups are inching closer and closer towards those coastal natural gas projects and has the e.u. indicated that to get involved in this conflict. with the e.u. parliament discussed the humanitarian situation in that area last week and passed some resolutions to mozambique and government to try and deal with the situation about 250000 people have had to flee their homes because of the violence more than a 1000 people are being killed and millions of people are in need of support just. to get by according to the humanitarian organizations now the kind of military support that the mozambican government is talking about sounds very similar to the

kind of support that the european union has provided in somalia in the conflict there against the armed groups. and also in this conflict where the european union's trained mali and soldiers to fight in in the conflict they're waiting to find out if the e.u. will do the same in mozambique but one thing that we do know is that there are significant commercial european interests that the french oil company total is one of the biggest investors in those natural gas projects total investment is meant to be about $20000000000.00 in total itself has signed an agreement to. support to the mozambican ministry of defense and interior ministry in its fight against these groups ok malcolm we're bringing us the latest from nairobi on situation and thanks very much mark. on the west african regional bloc. will lift sanctions on

mali if a new government is sworn in later this week members of the group closed their borders to mali and imposed trade restrictions after last month's military takeover president abraham was forced to resign as mediators are in mali for talks with the coup leaders. let's go live now to nicholas hartley he joins us from dakar in neighboring senegal and make us what concessions have the mali made in order to get these sanctions lifted well or the west african heads of states want to thank you civilian head this transition period the military wanted to see one of their. president there was disagreements over the role of the vice president who has gone to the leader of the. initially wanted him to be in charge of defense security and the foundation or the station of the state well that role for the leaders well that should be to

a civilian and give it to the president right now goodluck jonathan is in the capital bamako to try to find a. nomination for a new prime minister they clearly want to see a civilian they want to see a man that they support to be in charge of that role as the head of government we're hearing that perhaps it would be someone from the m 5 opposition movement that could take that position and now interestingly we also know that good luck jonathan will be part of the swearing in ceremony on friday which which implies that there will be some sort of lifting of sanctions an announcement made by the chair of the ecowas the gun they and president. after the swearing in ceremony remember those sanctions are really crippling mali which is a landlocked country and is really dependent on the trade between the west african countries to really. for its economy during the u.n. general assembly we also heard from the french president there's $4000.00 french

troops that are insuring. that are backing the state here well he says that the troops will stay during the transition period as long as there is a transition to civilian rule what we haven't heard from are the armed groups themselves during the negotiations leading up to 2 to the swearing in ceremony that's going to happen tomorrow the algerian foreign minister was in town and he was a key to press the representation that the 2 are reg armed groups and their armed groups that were that are active in the north of the country that they'd be better represented in this new. and so really all these actors at play here as well as the u.n. called for the military to free all those that have been arrested during their takeover of power since august 18th so a lot of work at hand for the miller to do and we should be having the name of

a new prime minister either today or tomorrow at least before the swearing in ceremony will keep the place on events that nicholas thanks very much for the update from. the indian army has begun disciplinary proceedings against a group of its soldiers the troops admitted they acted with excessive force by killing 3 men suspected of being involved with armed groups in india to mr kashmir the army ordered an inquiry after families accuse the soldiers of staging a gun battle to cover up the man's death toll strafford reports says. john sits with her family at their home in regime in the himalayan region of indian administered jamu and kashmir son. and his 2 cousins were killed by indian army soldiers on july the 18th. it's been over 2 months that we remain here and there we forgotten to be forgotten to live and forgotten to take care of our cattle i miss him always wherever i go i miss him those who are

involved in killing our children they too have children how can they do this brutal crime they were all innocent and had all the necessary documents with them required for identification this pride that they were killed so the young men had travelled from their homes in germany to shop beyond in kashmir to look for work this is the building where they were killed the families say the army staged a battle and allow filming of a security operation to cover up the killings an inquiry ordered by the army concluded that soldiers acted with excessive force and recommends disciplinary proceedings against those involved but rights groups say india's armed forces special powers act grants almost total immunity from prosecution for security personnel operating in so-called disturbed areas. they believe one of the reasons why the inquiry was ordered into this particular incident is because the 3 victims had family members in the indian army but the inquiry report says they suspected

involvement in what it describes as terrorism is still under investigation. i had said earlier as well that justice will be done i think the people here have heard the comforting results and will continue to hear more of the same. it's been a violent 12 months in indian administered kashmir in august last year the indian government cancelled a constitutional provision for the past 70 years that guarantee limited autonomy to the region the ruling sparked widespread protests rights groups say the indian army crackdown has been brutal the organization general kashmir coalition of civil society says indian security forces have killed at least 32 civilians since january . this human rights lawyer says the indian army will never be fully held to account for the killing of the 3 men army is not saying that they are discerning ins and as far as my experience is concerned you know. promised 30 years. these

drones have been continuing. and unfortunately it will continue. for good reasons because there is complete impunity to the army tens of thousands of people mostly civilians have been killed since the uprising began 30 years ago in indian administered kashmir demanding greater self-determination the riff is the military crackdown after the government ended the regions will tell me is forcing some men to join groups so far john says her son and his cousins had no connection or involvement with such groups she wants the indian army to exuma his body from the undisclosed location of his burial so the family can bury him close to their home. al-jazeera. hong kong pro-democracy leader joshua says he's been released from custody just hours after his latest arrest he's been

charged with unlawful assembly over a protest last year. is vowing to continue to push back against china's crackdown on dissent. for cases that i didn't face already says. last june i left prison but no matter what happened i will still continue to resist and hope to let the world you know get power hong kong this sure is not to surrender even they can't prosecute us they can all rest us. in prison but they can't censor our commitment continue to fight for freedom. economic situation in argentina is so bad some businesses say it's not worth staying open the economy contracted by record 19 percent in the 2nd quarter mainly because of the crime of virus pandemic. reports from. the shutters are down in these normally bustling streets customers with less money to spend being asked to stay home on employment of 13 percent of the 15 year high.

georgina reform a teacher with 5 children was homeless before the pandemic this is a noticeable increase in those joining her he was at an official opening we asked for money and people help us and if someone crops up we do it being on the street people don't give us much room because they're scared of discussed it but we survive the theorist monitoring corkey have kept their downtown restaurant open but with locked down restrictions no sit down customers just take away meals another there's nothing you serve 4 or 5 meals what can we do with that it doesn't cover our costs we're at our limit and ready to pack it all and. similar stories are told across latin america it's particularly bad in peru brazil chile and mexico where many work in the informal sector what the pandemic has done is exacerbate existing structural problems right across latin america lack of investment in health and

education a massive inequalities and nowhere is that more severe than here in argentina already saddled with crippling debt and barely recovered from previous economic crises and one of them being a president a birth often and this is calling for long term measures to tackle deep rooted problems addressing the united nations general assembly on tuesday he said the country's debt burden should be eased. by play but no country can pay its debts at the expense of its own people without being left with no health education security or growth capacity. ocean tina recorded 470 more coverage related deaths on choose day bringing his total to more than 13000 when he says his priority remains public health it still has to keep the economy functioning the only way to keep it going and hope for. economic reactivation even the i.m.f. itself is through massive government subsidies to the private sector to individuals

to try to keep things afloat so. that eventually once we have a vaccine. and can start going back to normal. well i can see the pace 5 percent of his g.d.p. on those subsidies wondering like everyone else how much longer a consisting of such a delicate balancing act. thanks wonder al-jazeera when osiris. so had all the support and action from the n.b.a. playoffs. performance from a player called here at. one

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any exhibition has opened in london exploring 100 years of refugee experiences jessica baldwin went to see the show with a refugee from iran revisiting 40 days of horror crush was held in detention at the maria refugee camp in greece he doesn't want us to use his full name because he has family back in iran. fearing for his own life he made the perilous journey across the med the english channel and is seeking asylum in britain everyone should fear it's may happen to them as well it really does not matter if you have money irritated here or leaving a safe kultury you are stable at the moment i had all of them. it ended up like this crush has given up his dream of being

a doctor he's not allowed to work and gets less than $50.00 a week for food at a new show in london crush he's clearly his chances of getting asylum are slim and that means he will be sent back to around where he is afraid he could be killed 100 years of refugees crossing continents. identity cards from world war 2 efforts to help those displaced some often receiving less than a warm welcome. at the imperial war museum is hoping visitors will come away with a better understanding of refugees why they leave what they bring with them and how they are treated we hope that by meeting these people. already and says we have to emphasize a little more and dig into the fact that refugees are of course after all just people like you or i right now at this moment they get knighted nations puts the total number of refugees at 80000000 people that's 80000000 who have had to

flee their homes often to save their lives 80000000 is the highest number in history and that number is only expected to grow a chilling look into the future an artist imagines a border post completely unmanned as countries struggle to process the backlog of asylum seekers some may turn to artificial intelligence a further humiliation for refugees their lives handed over to an algorithm determining who stays or is turned away jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. time now for all the sport that has andy thank you so much laura well the head of the international olympic committee thomas back remains confident the delayed circular games can take place next year despite the pandemic games organizers i'm a japanese governments are meeting this week to discuss possible protocols for the games next july which do remain in doubt speaking at the r.c. headquarters in switzerland some us banks of the resumption of sports around the

world shows big events can be held without so far exceeding but he stressed that given the unpredictable nature of the coronavirus now is not the time for now it's firm plans. nobody can you expect from us. we know already exactly what needs to be done. in 10 months from now to ensure a safe environment for. everybody. there or we should not give in to. you know some people who may be interested to put some pressure on us and already to make announcements now. is not the appropriate time. i am a playoff so a heroic performance for a player with

a rather apps name the miami heat rocky toilet they are scored 37 points as they beat south boston celtics and they've just one game away from the finals david stocks reports game for celtics trying to even things up as they try to take a commanding lead things were finally policed in the eastern conference finals miami had the chance to go 31 up and that big names began to fire up and down up by proxy on a beautiful day from drudge but the night belonged to the youngest player out on court the state to get rid of tell everybody how much these 20 year old here are doing it again for the heat the aptly named rookie tyler heroic hits a career high 37 points for miami that's the most by any bookie player in the history of the n.b.a. conference finals here all stars await the today in time here a draw so now they're trying it's also the 2nd most points by a pious 20 years old or younger in play off history behind only magic johnson who hit 42 back in 1989 the leader 60 my heroes performance helped the heat secure

victory by 3 points puts them in a commanding position over the south 6 problem which. my teammates from top to bottom trust me i'm the oldest guy to youngest and has not all get so like that they really shine a light on me. you know ever since i've been to miami jail. you know what it is you know if if if well if you're me and he gets to teach me so i would then want to make. it possible not too many people get an opportunity to make it far in the playoffs and to be in a game like this but for him it's another dead office and i think it makes all of us my own we're also happy for him because he knows what he's capable and he just plays with so much confidence and he's been doing it all year long so to him. there's no pressure or anything is just going our way and that's. the miami heat

take a commanding 31 legally eastern conference finals a rookie performance to remember means the heat and not just one game away from the finals as they aim to win their 1st championship since 2013 now have a chance to close out the series in game 5 which is coming up on friday david stokes al-jazeera while the los angeles lakers are preparing for their next game in the western conference finals that's against the denver nuggets like a starter bron james has hit back at l.a. county sheriff alex the in a way that he claimed the players' support for the black clouds mass movement incites violence towards police up there are. 35 years ever. but i also know what's right is why it was a long while that i grew up in inner city. in a black community and what we call the hood or the ghetto i really want to if you're an obscene a lot of counts or. a lot of black people. being

you know i guess racially because marco apps you know you know what my whole life what i'm not one time i've ever said. you know this act by a white horse. i just said that you know what's going on in our community is not ok. steven stamkos scored on his return to action in the n.h.l. stanley cup final the tampa bay lightning caps and he's been out with injury since feb he came back for game 3 of the series the dallas stars and this goal helped his team on the whites are 5 see when. the lightning and how to win off in the best of 7 title decider. the new york yankees looks set to miss out on a home field advantage in the 1st round of the playoffs the toronto blue jays beat them 141 in buffalo to close on their 1st postseason appearances 26 days. on the

same night the tampa bay rays secured the american league east title for the 1st time in a decade. and could a hollywood star be about to step in and save a lower league football team in the u.k. deadpool actor ryan reynolds along with his followers rob mcelhenney have been named as potential investors in the world scene wrexham who play in the 5th year of british football its claim they're prepared to put in more than soon of $1000000.00 over some have been owned and run by france's 2011 and not surprisingly members of the supporters' trust of voted overwhelmingly in favor of continuing talks with the unlikely pair ok sports is looking for and he thanks very much. more on our website the address for that is al jazeera dot com go take a look that's it for me laura kyle from his news hour but don't go away nick club or here in just

a moment with more of the day's news for you. frank assessments what are you seeing. there is. life we see with these informed opinions is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown in many parts of the order me a region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate of that is a proxy because look every sunday enters the bill of your people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera it's the u.k.'s biggest

hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country under spread of coronavirus appears far wider than anyone thought. i am sequenced i have a question at least days it's hard to filter out the newly sinking track of what's really important to the bottom line tackles the big issues this is shaping the united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only on al-jazeera. play an important role protecting

it would. face. seeking justice for brianna taylor protesters out again in the u.s. as 3 policemen escape. from doha also coming up raising doubts about a peaceful transfer of power president. if he'll accept november's election results if you lose it's. protests in thailand west to keep up the pressure on the government call.