don't interrupt a discussion. from on monday. seeking justice for briana taylor protesters out again in the u.s. as 3 policemen escaped challenges over. a live from doha also coming up raising doubts about a peaceful transfer of power present donald trump won't 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. mozambique asked for help to fight armed groups who forced tens of thousands of people from their homes. by police inside her own home galvanized demands for police reform across the u.s. but 6 months on from the killing of briana taylor protesters are coming out again 3 police officers from louisville kentucky will not be charged over her death a decision that sparked outrage. protests began within hours of the decision in cities from new york to washington d.c. and los angeles the black 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 for 3

counts of endangering taylor's neighbors. the crowds of protesters to office. rest jon huntsman reports from the. 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. in naming of the charges that don't even mention. names 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. 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 oh rest the cops all the cops should have been arrested how can you burst in the someone's home fire. 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. if you can really representative atticus scott's briana taylor law would end no no 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 her to. stay away and landed.

him in definitely still be helping people so definitely sustained in the war. that changes come at 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 al jazeera louisville kentucky. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says there will be an orderly transfer of power off the november election president donald trump refused to say whether he would respect the results if the last trump was of a so when asked the question during a white house briefing. you have to see what happens you know that i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballot surges airstrip and the people are right committed to making sure that there's a nice little worried for all of the want to get rid of the ballots and you have a very transfer will have a very peaceful there won't be a transfer or frankly there will be a continuation of the ballots are out of control you know it and you know who knows

it better than anybody else the democrats know it better than anybody else. thailand's pollens has voted to delay discussions on whether to amend the constitution protesters have been rallying for hours outside parliament and buying caucus politicians debated possible changes the latest in weeks of demonstrations calling for reform of the monarchy and an end to military involvement in the government when he has more from bangkok on how the reforms might play out. changing thailand's constitution is going to be a very long and complicated process that was written by the military after they staged a coup in 2014 yes it did pass through a referendum on to that but that referendum was held under pretty questionable circumstances and by design a constitution is very hard to change and that's why we're seeing so many people gathered here on the streets of bangkok over recent months and now outside parliament one of the main problems the protest is and opposition political parties

have with the constitution is the makeup of the senate that sits in this building thailand's parliament holds 250 senators what hand picked by the military and they have a lot of power including the power to hence pick an unelected prime minister so that is one major aspect of this constitution that these people gathered here today want to train so israel is imposing even stricter coronavirus not tell measures off just search and infections it's been less than a week since the nationwide shutdown was imposed promise a benjamin netanyahu says the restrictions are necessary to keep the country from being pushed to what he calls the edge of the abyss are false it has more from west jerusalem. it was up until this decision and since the the lockdown that was announced last friday possible to private businesses that weren't public facing to remain operating pretty much as normal now they will be forced to close there are

also restrictions on prayer and protests all synagogues to be closed with potential limited reopening for the holiest day of the jewish calendar coming up on sunday into monday the day of young people still to be announced exactly what those restrictions will be but other than that people have to pray outside in groups no more than 20 at a maximum distance of a kilometer from their front door and the same thing with protests no more will we have these big protests and you know protests close to the prime minister's residence here in west jerusalem instead people will have to protest in numbers no more than 20 no more than a kilometer from their home and also there is a consideration about the potential to close down the main international airport been durian airport to departure is that something that will be discussed in the coming hours so i'm very very severe restriction more severe than what we saw back in march april and it's something that took

a long time very lengthy overnight meeting in a special smaller cabinet that was constructed just to get this arranged here and section general says the world has failed to fight the coronavirus and that the pandemic is now out of control and seneca terrace has been speaking to on the 3rd day of the un general assembly is being held mostly online for the 1st time because of social distancing the president make is that plea at best of international cooperation at best we have essentially fade it ask you nearly 1000000 people around the world infected over 60000000 and remains largely artificial. these was the result of a lack of global preparedness cooperation unity and slowly that. they were made at the u.n. general assembly will try to get climate talks back on track 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 that 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 queuing 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 their we're seeing devastation both in poor countries and increasingly in rich countries despite double trumps dismissal of reality it will start getting cooler i will just 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 sure covert 19 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 it's 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 the paris agreement over the line macleod al-jazeera. russian author artie's have seized the assets of opposition leader alexina vali as part of a lawsuit against him a spokeswoman says bank accounts have been frozen as moscow apartment taken around is just being discharged from a battle in a hospital where he is being treated for poisoning with a nerve agent novacek the kremlin denies involvement. said i had hair on

al-jazeera west african mediators promised to lift sanctions on mali on one condition. and we visit an exhibition helping people explore the lives of refugees over the past century. hello the pains of rain on his way across much of japan you can see also clouds streaming in of the last year as this bright white hair that is water was a tropical storm dolphin that is now pretty much out of the picture what we have had those very heavy rain in trading front right across into southwestern china this has brought about flooding as you can see here now shaan county people's homes have been flooded about a dozen homes were evacuated because of the rising floodwaters in some areas there

are nearly a meta deep that is the already in the forecast fairly light the rain is actually heavier to the north of that and as i say some very heavy rain on its way through much of honshu we've got a system pushing to the west and the rain to the north that is the remnants of tropical storm dolphin isn't improving patient saturday said a few showers across much of japan and then we'll see more rain across more southern as a china but a woman driving to the north $26.00 in shanghai and a warm $25.00 up in a beijing now as for india we've got more that very heavy rain across northern areas that we still see more rain across into mumbai say now for the last 48 hours we've seen as much as $421.00 millimeters the average for september is just 325 there's more rains that go through friday knows as heavy as it has been instead the rays across the east and again pushing up into bangladesh and new poll. global community we are i know both but the whole crew. of looks like be part of

the debate you can jump into the conversation right away when no topic is off the table you're not afraid of anyone taking power we just call it what. you see is 3 targeting richer and the poor getting poorer it's not kill destroy the system it's just a look at the system and. modern world this street on out is there. and again you're watching and as there has 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 brianna taylor

the family has called the decision outrageous and offensive. u.s. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says there will be an orderly transfer of power off the november election after president donald trump refused to say whether he had respect the results if he lost. and thailand's parliament has voted to delay discussions on whether to amend the constitution protesters have been rallying for hours outside parliament in bangkok demanding reforms. yes president donald trump has been paying his respects to justice ruth bader ginsburg who is lying in state at the supreme court ensberg died last week of pancreatic cancer has vowed to fill her seat for the election in november despite outrage from the democrats because there was a she had written c. he's also outside the supreme court that she had how did we see the u.s. president arrived and pay his respects to this lady.

it was interesting very clear the public from the area outside the supreme court ahead of the president's visit but as soon as his motorcade arrived and all trump and the 1st lady appeared on the steps of the supreme court for longer than about 2 minutes or so we could see that the pub members of the public haven't gone very far we had stereophonic process from either side a wall of boos a trump trumps were ringing out as donald trump stood on the steps just for a few for a few minutes he then returned to another chorus of boos and other members of the public have now resumed paying their respects to justice ginsburg who will whose casket will remain here for the rest of thursday before being moved to the capitol hill in congress itself where she will lie in state in stark treat such such yury or the 1st woman to have been afforded that honor in u.s.

history is of course probably expected and welcome welcome didn't he because of course he has been insistent on defying justice ginsburg's dying wish. right and he was suggesting that she didn't make any which is of this is all made up by the by the democrats from what we can hear and mitch mcconnell himself the senate majority leader isn't saying anything official but the general sense is donald trump will get his way that there will be confirmation hearings perhaps beginning on october the 12th and a confirmation vote by october 29th this is exactly what donald trump wants he says as far as he's concerned he's expecting the results of the election to end up at the supreme court he wants a full complement of supreme court judges including his hand-picked successor to ruth bader ginsburg on the bench to adjudicate there's not least because the republicans have lost their faith in chief justice john roberts who's become somewhat of a swing voter on the court so they want that i'm sure someone that donald trump has

named who they're sure will will carry the car of the trump flame the character of the trump dog because that's what was going to be said in the hearings but clearly if you ever wondered how political the supreme court was whether this was just as extra judicial judicial body that was calling strikes and balls i mean you really see how political the supreme court supreme court is and what's fascinating is the latest reporting we're hearing about the general sonora is of how the results of the election might end up at the supremes court astonishing and this is reporting done in the atlantic with a reporter speaking to people in trumps all bit who suggested that one of the game plans being discussed is on election day pretty much whole to the election voting after all election day when it's expected all trout will have a lead because trump voters are more likely to go to the polls in person on the day both because they have they take the pandemic less seriously and because all trouble said absentee balloting mail in balloting is completely illegitimate halt

the voting on election day when trump has a lead and then take everything to the court starts start suing that that the the vote count for absentee ballots for mail in ballots is illegitimate in the goods and that would that could well end up. the supremes go that's one of many scenarios that we've heard of course that won't happen if joe biden has a complete blow up and takes florida and so on but that's one of the scenarios that are being talked about because all trump keeps saying he will take this all the way to the supreme court if he's not happy with the result ok she have her tansey the supreme court where trump a number of the public are paying respects he relates justice ruth bader ginsburg. is turning to the european union for help to stop attacks by eisel linked groups in its northern region the president wants the e.u. to train its forces to battle armed groups which emerged 3 years ago in the garden and then the fighters have stepped up the violence seizing important towns and targeting the military. 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. from nairobi malcolm webb explains the risk of the fighters posed to this region. the government of mozambique has asked for what is described this special lines training and logistics for counterterrorism forces and also for medical assistance in the combat zone mozambique's armed forces of struggled in their fight against the armed groups last month groups took control of the port town of muslim border prior and the government forces haven't been able to take the town back since i still is claimed responsibility for some of the attacks that have happened in cabo delgado province

although it's not clear how much international support fighters there actually have but it is clear that among much of the local population most of whom are very poor there are deep grievances which have grown in recent days the millions of dollars being invested into natural gas facilities along the coast preparing to extract gas reserves vast ones worth tens of billions of dollars discovered about 10 years ago the territories that groups now control inching closer and closer towards those gas facilities and this is a major concern for the government of mozambique and for the international oil companies involved. the west african regional bloc says it will lift sanctions on mali if a new government has sworn in later this week it's occasions i'm barack obama talks with coup leaders members stopped money going into mali and close the borders after

last month's military takeover which forced president abraham boubacar cater to resign. a south korean official who went missing from a fishing patrol boat on monday was shot dead and then burned by north korea as well a south korean military believes says the man was possibly trying to defect when he was spotted by north korean troops well the bride 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 tuesday 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. over a military strongly 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

hong kong pro-democracy activists joshua one has been released from custody after his latest arrest he's been charged with unlawful assembly over a protest last year european union has called his detention troubling and said it undermined trust in china and 23 year old is vowing to continue to push back against beijing's crackdown on dissent. the u.k.'s finance secretary has unveiled new measures to help workers and businesses suffering during the coronavirus pandemic or. a 6 month program to subsidize the wages of workers who return to their jobs part time the plan also extends loans to companies hit restrictions chinese drug makers. the trial of its coronavirus vaccine on children next monday large scale tests on adults are already underway in indonesia turkey and brazil created you katrina you has more on the company's facility on the outskirts of beijing. we are at sign of the company which is at the forefront of china's at the

to find a coronavirus vaccine they've been researching since generally less than one week up to han the original the center of the outbreak went into lockdown and this particular vaccine uses and in activated core of the 19 virus which has been chemically killed to activate antibodies in a person to hardly produce corporate 19 unity it's currently being tried in 3 different countries brazil indonesia and in turkey plants also do trials in bangladesh but here in china tens of thousands of people have already received emergency directors of the vaccine in the last few months now the still awaiting final results according to the world health organization the vaccine must have an efficacy rate of about 50 percent to be proven effective they're currently awaiting the results of babies through that final stage of trials but they are quite optimistic they started building this facility a few months ago and currently it has the capacity to produce 300000000 doses of the vaccine now it's one of 4 chinese companies currently in final stage of trials

and here in china producing a vaccine is a matter of national pride but many are also worried that in the race to find the world's 1st coronavirus vaccine that safety policy may have been compromised. a planned overhaul of the use asylum system has has a road block up to 3 member states rejected the proposal is designed to spread responsibility for refugees throughout the block and take pressure off entry points like greece and italy but hungary poland and the czech republic which are led by anti immigration governments say measures to tighten border controls don't go far enough. any exhibition has opened in london exploring 100 years of refugee experiences imperial war museum is featuring objects and art that tells stories of some of the millions of people who have had to escape conflict or persecution 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 may happen to them as well it really does not matter if you have money you're educated you are leaving a safe contrie you are stable at the moment i had all of. it and that 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 sees 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. odeon says we have to emphasize a little more and dig into the fact that refugees are of course after all just people like you 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 country 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. with al-jazeera these are all top stories 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 briana taylor a family has called the decision outrageous and offensive u.s. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says there will be an orderly transfer of power after the november election president donald trump refused to say whether he had respect the results if he lost. thailand's parliament has voted to delay

discussions on whether to amend the constitution protesters have been rallying for hours outside parliament in bangkok demanding reforms. israel has toughened its current virus lock down after a surge in cases only essential businesses will remain open once protests and prayers will have to be held outside the united nations secretary general says the world has failed to fight the corona virus and that the pandemic is now out of control and turned into tears has been speaking joining the 3rd day of the un general assembly is being held mostly online for the 1st time because of social distancing. don't like is the 1st. operation. very. few new people all the infected over certain. remains largely of. these was the result of

a lack of global. relations. although it is in russia have seize the assets of opposition leader down the as part of a lawsuit against him his spokeswoman says bank accounts have been frozen and his moscow apartment taken just been discharged from the berlin hospital where he is being treated for poisoning with the nerve agent. and us president donald trump has just paid his respects to justice ruth bader ginsburg who is lying in state at the supreme court ensberg died last week of pancreatic cancer is a champion of women's rights and leader of the court's liberal wing trump has vowed to fill her seat before the election in november despite outrage from the democrats . now with all the headlines the muse continues here on al-jazeera after the stream . if by quiz show you know where if by the mark where he lied to the american people failed to do his job on purpose you don't fall asleep in jail for

nothing ok he still doesn't have a place to say this christmas one of the past presidential t.v. debates on al jazeera. out there i'm femi oke a you know what she in the stream out on it is a limited edition serious when we take you into the united nations general assembly and team up with the u.n. to tackle some of the most important global issues impacting our world right now we are going to be on t.v. real on instagram we are and you you know if your new cheap jump into the comments section and you can be part of every single shot today we are looking at women on belles as the un marks the 25th anniversary of the he still rick a women's conference held in beijing take a look. a year.