in the span that we meet with global news makers the stories that go to 0. reports of at least 2 dead after thousands defy a police crackdown in egypt to protest against the government for 6 day. hello i'm maryanne demasi and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up we haven't even started our flu season yet. concern is europe 2nd covert wave takes hold with france reporting another $15000.00 cases. is there it will always be those that. we're going to tell his family say kentucky's attorney

general failed and vowed to keep protesting until the officers who shot the charged us. she changed the course of american. justice ruth bader ginsburg makes history again becoming the 1st woman to lie in state in the u.s. capitol. complex program we begin this hour in egypt where there are reports that at least 2 protesters have been killed after thousands of people to find a police crackdown to protest against the government for a 6th straight day dozens were arrested when the homes were raided ahead of the demonstrations but many still took to the streets to express that anger over corruption a deteriorating economy and for living conditions but they're also demanding the resignation of president abdullah fatah sisi the protests are in response to

a call from exiled activist muhammad ali egyptians to stage what he called a day of rage. let's get more on this alledged militia al his endo what more do we know about these these 2 fatalities general well mary and we've seen footage of what appears to be live ammunition being used in several of these protests particularly in giza which has been the epicenter of the demonstrations since they started last sunday as well as in. as it's sometimes known as which held some of the larger gatherings on friday the reports are of true or 3 at least anti the protesters being killed and several others being injured obviously this isn't anything new in terms of or surprising rather in terms of how the egyptian security apparatus has been dealing with obviously this is the same security apparatus that has been accused of conducting the worst massacre in

modern egypt's history according to human rights watch notably that which took place right after the coup of 2013 but what's significant is that these are the 1st fatalities in this latest round or latest wave of descent through military rule whether that's will scare people away we're not quite sure we've just seen video that's come out of one of the areas in najaf to india's a governorates where one of those were killed where protests are continuing in spite of that so it would appear that at least it's angered people further or at least angered some people further than it has scared them off the streets carol what do we know about the scale of these protests. well they've they're not huge numbers in the sense that we haven't seen a massive one like we've seen before that took place either interfere or not substance he or other even back in 2008 and those april 6th movements they are

but they are large in the breaths of geography that they are taking place so they are taking place all the way from the southernmost point of egypt namely us one luxor and all the way up to the north northeast of the country and even there were some protests that took place in certain sections of xandra as well what's important here is to look at the makeup of the protesters so if we look at the age demographic you're talking about younger people who were in their early teens or children during the 2013 massacres that took place in the square another and therefore maybe don't have the same fear or that those who witnessed it at an alder age would have if you look at the economic socioeconomic factor and demographics behind them you're looking at people who are in the rural suburbs those who depend on the farmland those who have been directly impacted by the demolition orders that he has given which essentially has made thousands of people

homeless when we saw that these huge demolition not huge rather wide scale demolition orders that impacted all these different shanty towns essentially across the country where people were standing with their belongings police coming into their homes throwing them out of the window and then bulldozers coming to knock them down as far as these people are concerned they have no other future. and therefore they've got nothing more to lose their homes have been destroyed it's not like they had stable income jobs it's not like their life was going anywhere in terms of the economic prosperity see that sisi promised but never delivered and therefore they've decided to take to the streets and that's what's really significant because if you do away with the fear factor then anything is possible obviously it's still early days despite 66 consecutive days of protests but there is a sizeable anger that's being expressed across several areas in egypt. all right tamala shale in doha thank you jamaal.

now countries around europe are recording record numbers of new coronavirus cases as a 2nd wave tightened its grip on the continent war people are being tested now when the pandemic 1st peaked in late launch but governments are also struggling to slow the spread of the virus without resorting to costly and destructive lockdowns what is worrying to us is an increase in hospitalizations and an increase in bed occupancy for hospitalizations and also in i.c.u. . we're at the end of september not even towards the end of september and we haven't even started our flu season yet so what we are worried about is the possibility you know that these trends are going in the wrong direction. well france has reported 15797 new cases in the past 24 hours that's just down from a record 16000 infections on thursday it's also confirmed 150 people have died from

the virus in the last day triple the daily levels a week ago spain is reporting more than 12000 cases with authorities in hot spot madrid warning of tough weeks ahead the u.k. reports almost 7000 on friday a record high for the 2nd day in a row new restrictions have been imposed in several cities and london could be next and then russia has reported more than 7000 new infections in 24 hours moscow's instructed its hospitals to free up beds after new cases jumped almost 50 percent overnight is actually what reports now from paris. anger in the french city of mass say after the government ordered bars and restaurants to close for 2 weeks to stem the spread of the corona virus infection rates in the city the highest in the country but a mist say that businesses are being unfairly targeted as a drawing of my savings and 7 to my head above water all we're asking is to be heard we feel our society is at city officials joined the protest saying the

government in paris didn't consult them about the restrictions i understand the anger of shopkeeper i understanding of professional we've pushed them to the limits today they're here they're showing it they're right francis government has said the people must learn to live with the virus but in recent days it's hardened its tone and approach with these most is a temporary necessary because they're not all but 3 minutes to the shows that unfortunately there is more risk includes the areas without masks in bars and restaurants it's not we the french government saying this it's international research so we must reduce the risk across from the health situation is deteriorating thousands of new covert cases are registered each day doctors in several regions say hospital. under pressure here in paris the government is also imposing more restrictions jim school falls and swimming pools will close and balls will have to stop serving at 10 o'clock at night this cafe owner says the new rules

are confusing and we don't understand at all why only bars bars and restaurants in our culture there a place for people to come together a place where you can go after work to relax if they don't come here they'll go elsewhere they'll buy wine and go home it'll be worse than clusters across europe countries are battling to contain the virus in russia the mayor of moscow ordered elderly people to stay home in spain or sorties why didn't a partial lockdown in the madrid region infuriating some of them up in apple it's a shame because people are going to lose their jobs. the continuing uncertainty and restrictions are clearly taking their toll while governments try to protect both economies and people medical experts warn that the health situation is likely to get worse natasha batla al-jazeera paris. well

a pandemic is fool's rio de janeiro to delay its famous carnival for the 1st time in 100 years the elaborate floats and costumes usually attract tens of thousands of tourists to the city every every february but organizers say they can't ensure the safety of the crowds brazil has the 3rd highest number of infections in the world. and then a legendary indian singer has died from govan 19 at the age of 74 as. money and recorded some 40000 songs in his 5 decade korea is music was 1st popularized in tamil and to new good cinema in southern india late again success in bollywood he sang in 16 languages with hits playing in homes and on dance falls across the country as b.b. as he was widely known tested positive for the virus and early august and ended up dying of cardio respiratory arrest now the family of biana taylor has condemned a kentucky grand jury decision to charge only one of the officers involved in

a killing in march it comes hours after protesters in louisville defied a curfew on thursday night to demand justice for the 26 year old hospital worker they want to arrest and prosecution of all 3 officers involved in taylor's shooting inside her home the grand jury decided on wednesday not to file substantial challenges against the offices one was charged for a shot hitting a neighboring apartment. going to jail is on bianca alston read this message from his mother about kentucky's attorney general daniel cameron. what i had hoped is that he knew he had the power to do the right thing that he had the power to stop the healing of this city that he had the power to help me in over 400 years of oppression what he helped me to realize is that it will always be us against them that we are never say when it comes. well let's go straight to john hendren who's any louisville and anger and frustration that john from brianna tailless family.

that's right we heard it from the lawyer benjamin crump he wants to see the transcript of whatever the attorney general sent to the grand jury and you heard the mother there talking as well and they both what they really want to know is did the prosecutor ask for charges to be preferred against the officers who actually shot briana taylor because as we know no one has been charged for that the grand jury did not come out with charges against anybody for shooting briana taylor the only charges that were levied 'd were against a single officer for reckless endangerment of an officer who was charged because he fired into neighboring apartments seemingly indiscriminately and they were there was a family of 3 a white family and van is the basis for those 3 reckless endangerment charges so a lot of passion there and the crowd of course here is very receptive they say

they're going to continue to bring flowers to brianna taylor's memorial here they will keep chanting her name in the streets but until someone actually pays for that they say they will remain out here and as you can see there are people here bringing their children this is a fairly safe place during the day and even during the evening what we have seen is that it hasn't been terribly violent events different from what we've seen in places like minneapolis minnesota where george floyd was killed and commotion wisconsin where jacob blake was shot and paralyzed by police in those places we saw a lot of burning some looting and in here there were certain attempts to burn things down a couple of broken windows but really that hasn't happened because police have come in big force and they've shut down any kind of violence and after curfew they've been pretty well shutting down operation. by arresting people 127 people on wednesday night 24 people on thursday night here it is on friday and things so far

looking peaceful over the weekend can be trouble for these protesters and there is this newly released video. right that led to brianna taylor's killing and at the moment soft to one of the police offices was shot tell us about the the content. that's right that was released by the lawyer of one of the officers who were on the raid that struck briana taylor's apartment his name was jonathan mattingly now he's the guy who is charged with the reckless endangerment shooting i'm sorry no he's not forgive me he was at the front door of briana taylor's apartment and what happened was the police came there's a dispute as to whether they identified themselves or not and relatives boyfriend was in the room police did not know that he was he had a registered firearm and thinking that someone was breaking into the apartment

possibly briana taylor's old boyfriend he fired a shot through that door then police fired more than 30 shots back in but that one shot injured officer mattingly in the leg in that video the body camera video shows him being dragged off and it's 'd a lengthy process his 30 to 45 seconds or so but his lawyer has released that to show that he was wounded in the process but it's not clear whether anybody will ever be held responsible for firing the shots that actually killed briana taylor vat's what people here in the streets want the prosecutor here the attorney general has not let me those charges but there's a federal investigation and that would look into whether there was a violation of briana taylor's civil rights so there are still the possibility for charges there vats where brianna taylor's family and lawyers are hoping for now. thank you very much for the movie john hendren reporting to us. oh now police in

los angeles are saying that one person was hurt when a pickup truck drove into a small crowd protesting against police brutality on thursday night a few minutes later protestors chased down another vehicle which forced its way through the rally the driver of the white car tried to escape before being surrounded by protest as some of him began striking the car before drive away police later caught up with the vehicle and arrested the driver oh now in other developments the late u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has made history again coming the 1st woman to lie in state in the u.s. capitol ginsburg who died last week has been hailed as a trailblazer for women's rights and a fearless fighter for justice at a state morial in washington democratic presidential and vice presidential candidates joe biden come on a harris paid their respects at the socially distance this ensberg died at the age of 87 after a long battle with cancer pursuing justice took resilience

persistence a commitment to never stop. as a lawyer see one equality for women and men not in one swift victory but brick by brick case by case through meticulous careful lawyer. she changed the course of american law well after the memorial ginsburg's personal trainer of more than 20 years paid his own personal tribute to the late justice bryant johnson dropped to the crowd and did 3 pushups before her cos get ginsburg continue trading with johnson twice a week throughout much of her cancer treatment a well documented routine of $28.00 full push ups squats calls on planks became became known as the walk out with al jazeera live from london will still ahead the un says weeks of severe flooding has forced more than 600000 people to flee their homes in south sudan. i am a hero rat has just won the highest bravery on

a available to the animal world will explain. how low the weather has turned disappointedly cool at wet and windy across western parts of your loss of clouds swirling away here some big down poster same flooding in spain recently sentenced by madrid source and flooding over the past couple of days say these weather front sat there is of low pressure just swirling away as maine's very very wet and on the chilly side as well but over towards the east us with a fine weather is southerly winds lifted as temperatures up here into the low to mid twenty's a little pockets of warmer but you push further west was 121314 degrees disappointingly cold paris well below the seasonal average face will warm up as we go through the

next couple of days at least for some occasion that cool northerly wind through saturday just along the north sea coast they're pushing right down into the low countries somewhat to weather just diving across southwest france into northern spain through the peyronie's because some western weather that's who went to germany had some really big downpours over towards from mania pushing up towards ukraine at all not just a little further north woods and a swiss what about the piling its way back in across that western side of the mets you'll see some very heavy downpours into a good part of italy from northern parts of africa the fata dry but a few showers up towards the med. but. for centuries egypt to sort to come on power over the miles in and out we all tomming any of the normal place and countries and they don't need to know how they get their will set from a boss upstream this dominance is being challenged by countries who want to

greatest jap i know that some people in asia. old fashioned i.d.'s this circumstances have changed and changed quite a struggle over the nile on al-jazeera. the on the. the in. a comeback with al jazeera live from london just want to take a look at we caps now thousands of anti-government protesters of gathered across egypt for the 6 straight day despite of police crackdown there are reports that police used live ammunition killing at least 2 protesters. countries around europe are recording record numbers of new coronavirus cases france has reported just

under 16000 new cases in the past 24 hours and 150 deaths. in the family of briana taylor is condemned to kentucky grand jury decision to charge only one of the officers involved in a killing in march. or now in other news 5 people have been arrested in the french capital paris after a knife attack on 2 journalists near the former offices of the satirical magazine challis abdo prime minister says they were attacked randomly in paris while they were having a cigarette break it comes 3 weeks after 14 suspects went on trial over the 2015 challis up to attack in which 12 people were killed. it's so tragic to see these outs. and as attack was there for treated almost 6 years ago in the same street in front of the same building on for the same purpose. as the guys who

commit to the targets they want to intimidate this they want to reduce is a very mature of our freedom of expression and it's absolutely crucial that we assist the teens we resisted. we go to mali now the country has a new interim leader 5 weeks on to military ousted president abraham boubacar kaita bought lindau was inaugurated in the capital bamako there a thai conall and former defense minister is promising to hand over power in 18 months when nationwide elections a planned to be held the eco us organization of west african neighbors says sanctions y.b. lifted until a civilian prime minister is named to. the killing of a club i am ready for order comes before me i will conduct my judy of constitutional legality were elected to fergie's ability to make representation i have no other mission or intention i have to act in each of us have to bring forward our brick of contribution towards our national building because our common house has been burnt weakened and humiliated and has trembled in its foundation for

at least a decade. or now the worst flooding for 100 years in sudan is causing disaster in neighboring south sudan of a half a 1000000 people that lost their homes and what aid organizations are describing as a humanitarian disaster have awoken reports. this is what do county in south sudan's jungle estate looks like after weeks of heavy rains and the flooding of the white nile river villages and homes submerged displacing residents and robbing them of their livelihoods most are already affected by entercom you know violence that killed at least 300000 knees between february and may this year and displaced more than 50000. more we've come here because of the floods of villages being completely destroyed and we carried our children in plastic sheets to bring them here we have nothing to eat except leaves because all the cattle that we had were either killed or was stolen in previous attacks do county lies in the greater upper my region the region worst affected by

floods since mid july 625000 people in 35 counties all over the country have lost their homes in penny jar in neighboring unity state a 3rd of its 110000 population are displaced and in need of humanitarian aid and that everything we have has been lost in the flats we need food we need tent we need blankets and there are no medicine and more than half of south sudan's $12000000.00 population rely on humanitarian assistance for survival the flood disaster has made their plight even worse the government declared a state of emergency 6 weeks ago and after 5 years of conflict the worsening economy is another crisis the central bank and mounts that it was out of foreign currency reserves last month the inflation rate is a 35 percent which increases the risk of starvation as many can't afford 3 meals a day the food insecurity also demands a major challenge many people are in need of food security and also the interrupt

of the i.d.p.'s returnees and internally displaced persons from one state to the other state has also created a city as you wanted it situation generally flooding now immense major challenge and in terms of food insecurity also demands major. so too is the risk of water borne diseases such as malaria and cholera in flood affected areas with a fragile health care infrastructure and the coronavirus pandemic is creating further difficulties this signal challenge that we face in their decision to do operational thing is a whole thing related to how we keep ourselves protected from coffee we need to continue to practice physical distancing and wary eye mask where we saw in the communities today when people are actually trying to run a release before they see for their life they were having difficulty actually practicing physical distancing it will take weeks before villages and towns affected by the floods begin to recover for the many waiting for help to arrive

there hoping it doesn't take long he will morgan al-jazeera. now thousands of farmers in india blocked roads and railway tracks of a new legislation they say will hit them financially the new rules get farmers the option to sell their produce to private baez rather than the government but pharma say the reforms could end up cutting their profits chel strafford explains. farmers in india and greece thousands across the country are protesting against new legislation they say will expose them to exploitation by private buyers of their produce and by big business. blocking roads and railway lines they're demanding that 3 bills already approved by parliament are not signed into law. there's a danger that arden intended demanded to suspend immediately that's why we're

stopping daily rates and roads if the government doesn't behave then we'll be for today even most gating actions. the agriculture sector contributes nearly 15 percent of india's $2.00 trillion dollar economy and employs around half of the $1300000000.00 population. under the 1964 agriculture produce marketing committee act farmers have to sell their produce of government regulated markets such as this one. they're known as mandy's when middlemen help farmers sell their harvest to either state run companies or private buy as most farmers lease only less than 2 hectares of land and have suffered for decades many have been driven into debt by increasing costs of fertilizers and their inability to secure competitive prices for their produce. the main opposition a congress party accuses prime minister narendra modi of making farmers slaves of

capitalists modi's on the pressure to increase private investments in a sense that economists say has stagnated he says the new loans are historic. usana. we need. for the 1st time farmers have got actual rights over their projects the reforms in agriculture will benefit small and marginal farmers the most there are $85.00 out of $100.00 farmers in the country that belong to this category. the government says monday's won't be shut down but their monopoly has to end and he says the so-called minimum support price which the government buys farm produce won't be scrapped. moron's seeing this a farmer who saw pradesh state he grows rice on the hof ahead which he leases from a landlord he says the government's regulated system was failing but he's worried about how much protection the new laws will offer farmers against big corporate

interests. what can i say the crops are going to be sold for peanuts the middlemen and the business from the show they decide the costs for the farmers don't have any choice and they're unable to leave their foot lazers of basic course sometimes these middlemen do all for you and i don't the big corporations would do that actually we don't know if they would support the farmers it's up to our government and let's see what decisions they make. winning support for change among such a vast and important population is india's pharmacy's proving difficult for prime minister modi who won the last election promising to improve their lives chance transferred onto their. now for the 1st time the highest civilian honor that can be bestowed on an animal has been won by a rat this is the road and question a giant african pouch track called mcgowan or to give him his working name hero rats a u.k. charity has awarded him its

a gold medal for his what sniffing out landmines in cambodia here is so light they can scar across the line feel safely and can such a feel the size of a tennis court in the space of 20 minutes an exploding winds are a major issue rural cambodia a legacy of years of civil war in the seventy's and eighty's. quick look at the main stories now thousands of anti-government protesters have gathered across egypt for the 6 straight day despite a police crackdown there are reports that at least 2 protest as have been killed dozens were arrested when their homes were raided ahead of the demonstrations just as demanding the resignation of president abdel fatah sisi. now countries around europe are recording record numbers of new coronavirus cases as a 2nd wave tightens its grip on the continent france has just reported on the 16000

new cases in the past 24 hours it's also confirmed 150 people have died from the virus in the last day that's triple the daily levels a week ago what is worrying to us is an increase in hospitalizations and an increase in bed occupancy for hospitalizations and also in i.c.u. . we're at the end of september not even towards the end of september and we haven't even started our flu season yet so what we are worried about is the possibility you know that these trends are going in the wrong direction well now the family of briana taylor is condemned to kentucky grand jury decision to charge only one of the officers involved in a killing in march on thursday night protesters in louisville defied a curfew to demand justice for the 26 year old hospital worker. the late u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has made history again becoming the 1st woman to lie in state at the u.s. capitol ginsburg who died last week has been held as a trailblazer for women's rights in a fearless fighter for justice at

a state morial in washington. 5 people have been arrested in the french capital paris after a knife attack on 2 journalists near the film offices of the satirical magazine challis abdo it comes 3 weeks off to 14 suspects went on trial over the 2015 challis up to attack in which 12 people were killed. and mommy has a new interim leader 5 weeks off the military ousted president abraham boubacar kaita bought window was integrated in the capital bamako they were tied conlan former defense minister is promising to hand over power in 18 months when it nationwide elections are planned a.j. selects is the program coming up next we're going to bring you more news right shortly as well to say without is there a bit later. and

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