the regional getting richer and the poor getting poorer it's not to destroy the system it's just to look at the system and to the modern world history oh now to 0 . a bombshell tax disclosure us president donald trump reportedly paid no income tax in 10 of the past 15 years a claim he denies the wonder of it. and will be proud to show but it's a strict news. hello there i am how am i had seen and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. the. courts in the fighting between

azerbaijan and armenia international pressure builds to hopes the escalating violence. mollies governments names a veteran politician as interim prime minister hoping to convince neighbors to put sanctions imposed after last month's coup. and indonesia's giants mapping project to end land disputes but not everyone has been allowed to have a say. so no trump reportedly paid just $750.00 in federal income taxes the year he ran for president and in his 1st year in the white house the new york times says it's obtained 2 decades worth of tax states are covering trump and the companies that make up his business organization the paper also says trump didn't pay any income taxes in $10.00 of the past 15 years mostly because he reported losing far more

money than he made trump whose long garters his tax filings from being made public says the report is false. move to the same story as eucharist when the same questions for years ago had a litigators and talk about a total fake news. actually i paid tax but and you'll see that the show was made to actually change the it's under a they've been an underwriter for the air rest is not true they treat me like the temporary like they treated which a pretty they don't they treat those really badly. you have people in the area. they treatment very very badly. but the wonder of it and when they met could be predators show but that's just straight news well some reaction just a moment but 1st. looks at the complex nature of business dealings. and

10 out of the 15 years prior to president trump becoming president he paid 0 dollars to the federal government in income tax and in the last 2 years while president he's paid $750.00 a year just to put that in context the average middle class american family pays more than $10000.00 a year or so certainly this is information that may be quite inflaming to voters but beyond that the paper in its reporting the new york times documents really what is the financial wizardry that president trump and his organization have used to create this dynamic of appearing to be a multibillion air when in fact drowning in debt and the way that this was done was love the president's celebrity miss prior to becoming president in getting loans to buy risky properties and then not doing very well in those properties

those famous golf courses his hotel in washington d.c. just hemorrhaging cash and then trump using those business losses to offset any sort of profit and that's how he was able to get away with not paying much taxes or 0 taxes at all. voc a trump is implicated in these documents trump may be engaging in tax fraud on an epic scale where he's using fake consultants in i.e. his children to turn businesses that would be turning a profit into losses that he can count on his few businesses that make money but they're only losses because he's making his ridiculous payments to people who are on his companies they were off already which is and i'm no tax attorney but i believe that's illegal i don't think it'll make a huge difference it will be an issue but there are many bigger issues that the economy is one of them cold it is one of them the supreme court justice selection

will be one of them i think in the big picture this is a story for one or 2 days the democrats will certainly beat the drum and try to make it something but the fact is if if he has followed all the rules all the laws it has no impact whatsoever. so other news now and there have been international calls for calm after heavy fighting between armenia and azerbaijan at least 16 people have been killed including civilians sunday's fighting is the latest flare up in a long wanting conflict over the region of nagorno-karabakh that lies inside azerbaijan but is run by ethnic armenians the fighting has reignited concerns about stability in the south caucasus a corridor for pipelines carrying oil and gas to world markets well the disputes also involves a number of international players russia has taken a lead role as part of the minsk group to mediate an end to the conflicts that

group includes france the united states they've been working together since 1980 the turkey which shares a border with armenia backs azerbaijan it was one of the 1st countries to recognize azerbaijan's independence and has a hostile relationship with armenia along the southern borders of azerbaijan and armenia is iran which has promised to help both sites well jazeera is robert forester of walker is in the region ants has filed this report. as a very tanks under attack according to armenians defense ministry it also claims that is very drones and helicopters were also destroyed but civilian casualties are among those reported killed early in the morning. forces launched large scale aggression including. a long line of counter that contact we are talking

about. there are targeting civilian population and civilian infrastructure as a by john has condemned what it called a 1000000 propaganda president said as air forces had launched a counter-offensive of to come. under attack so. media was the 1st to fire and the 1st to die by johnny servicemen as a by john gave a decent response to the enemy and the enemy could not move an inch this is the nagorno-karabakh region internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but the red areas are controlled by armenian forces adjacent as ery territories in green are also occupied by armenia the international community has called for an immediate ceasefire with russia playing a lead mediating role it has a military presence in armenia and good relations with azerbaijan but now another

regional power is playing an increasingly assertive role on sunday president ed at the one of turkey's said that turkey stands with azerbaijan and armenia as prime minister nicole passion and warned against turkey becoming involved yes 310 of. the fact that turkey is maintaining such dangerous behavior is fraught with the most devastating consequences for south caucasus and the adjacent regions the international community must prevent with united efforts the dangerous development of events and stop efforts to destabilize the region. a 1000000 separatists for the control of little or no kara back in the early 1990 s. with the collapse of the soviet union 30000 died in the fighting. a ceasefire in 1904 was brokered but sporadic fighting has continued ever since.

almost 3 decades later internationally mediated peace talks have stalled tensions rose in july with the worst fighting since 2016. as a by john has repeatedly bowed to recapture nagorno-karabakh by force and armenia has vowed to depend the territory both sides remain determined to claim the goanna karabakh as that brought in for a city a walk or. tbilisi a ballistics report from the kentucky state police is contradicting the official account of the fatal shooting of briana taylor the 26 year old black woman was killed in a police raid go wrong no officers have been charged over her death she has has more from louisville where there have been a series of protests. the protests of the renamed this area and downtown louisville

in justice square and almost on a daily basis we get more and more information leaking to the press to suggest that the official account of the circumstances of brianna taylor's death which was presumably presented to the grand jury just doesn't add up the latest information it has not been ruled out of the police officer who was wounded by a gunshot wasn't by another officer that it could have been friendly fire the attorney general so that has been ruled out if you will documents addressed but hasn't been ruled out in addition a lot rides of one witness out of 12 who says he did hear the police announce themselves before they used a battering ram to briana taylor's home however it now transpires it took 2 months for this man to say that 2 months of interviews 3 interviews over 2 months and even then what he said was that the police said this is because that's the quote that he gave which again adds to

a certain amount of incredulity that that's how the police would have it out themselves and even them he says it when he said that once all of this adding to that clamor for the grand jury grand jury transcripts and the underlying evidence to be released so that we can see what evidence the jury is really worth considering when they decided not to charge one police officer with the death of briana taylor. a judge has temporarily blocked the trumpet ministrations attempt to ban u.s. downloads of the video sharing app takes out president trump phones of the band to take effect by the end of sunday he says takes parent company is chinese owns pools is a security threats the company denies this well jim anderson is a tank analyst and the c.e.o. of social flow he says takes all kinds and number of obstacles to overcome before it can secure its place in the u.s. markets. i think the big challenge here is you know it buys them

a little bit of time but it's unclear what the end game is you know tick tock is ultimately really a pawn on the chess board between the u.s. and china and i say that with no disrespect it's just you know this is a geopolitical issue between the united states and china and tick-tock happens to be caught in the middle and you know they're doing everything they can because their very existence as a company is being threatened pretty significantly the u.s. is their 2nd largest market so better to get this injunction today and get the state to try to fight this out and to try to work out the deal with oracle and wal-mart over the next week or 2 the overall concern is that tick tock is owned by dance which is a chinese company and chinese companies are subject to the authority of the chinese government just like u.s. companies are subject to the authority of the u.s. government and given the chinese government's views on privacy and you know what kind of dated believes it has access to i think it is a very legitimate concern the challenge has been it's been a very chaotic implementation of this ban you know it was very quickly done 45 days

there was lots of confusion you know supposedly there was going to be a deal with microsoft ultimately it looks like the chinese government is the one who would not buy off on the deal with microsoft and now we have a somewhat convoluted deal between oracle and wal-mart to try to own not exactly tick-tock but to be the trusted technology partner and you know when you listen to what oracle says and when you listen to a byte and say they don't actually line up which is pretty unprecedented on a deal of this size so there's a lot of confusion around it. still to come on out to sea around the fast track coronavirus times for passengers the airlines are hoping to give the industry a much needed lift. and the structures are revolutionizing forming with some extra terrestrial help.

header that the rain is back in the 4 calls across all central and southern areas of the united states have had this front sweeping through stronger winds but also some welcome showers to most areas now as we go through monday that will really sweep its way for the east and south it is a heaviest rain at times quite a showery pattern ahead of that as well as so not cold but 25 in raleigh with 27 in d.c. and again we could see wanted to showers i mean out across the west the pacific northwest that rain has cleared through but look at these temperatures 37 in san francisco 36 how much is all well above the average of the good news on cheese a the winds a do begin to ease and this does mean that the temperature has come down as well but still very warm so of course that fog danger really does remain as an elevated level now meanwhile the rains across the east in the south continue to work their way steadily further towards the south and east but some very heavy downpours this could produce them localized flooding in particular heavy rains across into florida

on tuesday and then down into the caribbean and central america plenty of showers particular working the way through the lesser antilles hona towards the dominican republic and as we go on into choosing that front sweeping across florida bringing the heavy rain that will trail down tools mexico and that could mean we could see some flooding. rewind return the object and the best i'll just hear is documentary. needs. to get the to. the gift of sight. just so sickly intervention is one of the few where you will see patients like this says at least 10 years younger than she was yesterday just within 24 hours on al-jazeera. one more.

this is al-jazeera quick reminder of our headlines this hour the new york times says it's obtained more than 2 decades worth of the u.s. president's tax returns the publication reports donald trump paid 0 tax in 10 of the last 15 years trump and dismissed the reports as folks there have been international calls for calm after at least 16 soldiers and civilians were killed during heavy fighting between armenia and azerbaijan on sunday it's the latest flare up in a long running conflict over the no go no kind of a region. that a judge has temporarily blocked a trumpet ministrations attempt to ban u.s. downloads of chinese video sharing outtakes talk about on pause g.

to take effect by the end of sunday washington says the company poses a security threats but takes talk denies this. now the french president emanuel mccraw has criticized lebanon's leaders over their failure to form a new governments prime minister designate moustapha deep quits on saturday less than a month into the job lebanon's economic crisis has been exacerbated by last month's a massive explosion in beirut supports mccraw was particularly critical of the shia group hezbollah. has been a cannot be an army fighting israel a militia fighting civilians in syria and a respectable party in lebanon all at once it can't believe it is stronger than it is it is up to them to demonstrate the very respect the lebanese as

a whole it is clearly shown the opposite in recent days or get the reaction from beirut in a moment but 1st here's natasha butler in paris. well there are very strong words from the french president emanuel macron who accused lebanon's political leaders of betrayal he said they had betrayed their people by failing to form a government to push through urgently needed reforms in the country he said he singled out i should say hezbollah but he was certainly seriously critical of all the political classes he said that they had failed also not to use time in the right way he said they wasted time they wasted a month in which lebanon could be accessing international aid now that international aid have been raised in august in a video conference nearly $300000000.00 but the condition of receiving that aid was that lebanon lebanon would form

a government but that had not happened it was very clear it is very clear that my core seems personally very upset he said in the beginning of the month of september that saturday the table with the various political leaders in lebanon on who seem to assure him that they would come together and try and form a government and push through reforms but they had failed to do that he said that they had only in the time that has passed looked after their own interests. lebanese politicians are aware that they are under pressure but lebanese politicians are really abetting on regional changes and it seems mccraw understands that he said that the lebanese political class is holding lebanon and the lebanese people hostage with evan on his hostage to regional and international power struggles in particular the u.s. and iranian rivalry when mccrone says this is the last chance and then he gives 6 weeks what happens in 6 weeks time the us elections and it has been law and the

shop parties who are allied with iran have been blamed for stalling the formation of the government in order to see whether or not the balance of power in the region can change if there is a new president in the white house will there be an agreement with iran and that way will the pressure will the pressure be less on hezbollah in lebanon because for hezbollah this is really an existential struggle because you know it sees the sanctions the u.s. sanctions on the group as well as the international community and i think martin across harsh language when he said has value cannot be a political party and be a militia killing civilians in syria was definitely a 1st because we have to remember yes the united states considers the military and political wing of hezbollah as terrorist organizations but europe does not consider the political wing of hezbollah a terrorist organization in fact that's the main point of difference between the u.s. and france when dealing with lebanon and so is this macross saying that we could include your political wing on the terrorism list so

a lot of warnings indirect threats but really no action taken. serious reporting. these presidents has names an incident prime minister he's former foreign minister mactire won the appointments will then see sanctions placed on mali by west african countries following a military coup last month the transitional government says agree to serve 18 months for 18 months rather before elections can be held. is following the latest developments from dhaka in neighboring seneca security element is still in the hands of the president and the vice president and that's in their head but really the day to day nitty gritty of getting the state back on track well that's and then in the name in the hand of this new prime minister who will be nominating a new government on tuesday what's interesting about the nomination of this man is that he has a political power so it is

a break with the recent past and the. government of kate where we saw so many people take to the streets and angry and upset with him but at the same time it is someone that is with a continuation from the past someone who was the foreign minister. to money to reign 2004 and subsequently to that representative of mali at the united nation and also at the cost of west west african body what's important with this nomination is that we've seen that the president is a former officer of the military the vice president was the leader of the military themselves so he's the 1st civilian in a position of leadership so he's keen to ensuring that this government at this government transition is successful to the eyes of the international community. well the russian police suffered stun grenades and tear gas to disperse some 300000 people in the capital minsk rallies against president alexander lukashenko also

took place in 9 other cities 200 people arrested sunday marks the 50th straight day of protests against the presidential election that the opposition says was riggs. airlines are pinning their hopes on preflight covert 19 tests that deliver results within 15 minutes the so-called antigen tests can be administered by known medical staff and coast as little as $7.00 they are however more likely to miss positive cases than lab based molecular diagnostic tests still the indus the airline industry both the i.r. says this has would help restore passenger confidence and reduce the need for tough travel restrictions which have devastated carriers and can. quarantine is a complete dead terror to any. trouble project if you have

a quarantine is that this nation or that whole it blocks completely trouble so we said we have to remove government and what we think is that one test at departure port guaranteeing that at 98 percent sensitivity the passengers who are traveling are not infected we are not saying that this is that he's one of the percent. sensitive and that there is it is 0 risk 0 risk doesn't exist what we say is that this is guarantees that the pandemic will not be transferred from country a to point b. at a level that it is not under control which is the key issue. that we will that the key issue is that the at that me remains under control and an aegis government is close to completing

a national mapping project which it says will address land disparities digitas communities those say they've been excluded from the process as jessica washington reports from jakarta in indonesia as west timor people have been left to pick up the pieces of their demolished community you know sadly this is what's left of my home after the local government tore it down i don't have a house anymore now i have to live under a tree. and organise the local government to. firing tear gas and tearing down the health of the name of the development. they offered to relocate us but they immediately tore down our houses before the replacement house is not even ready. since then they've been living in tents the local government says the land has huge potential and needs to be developed for agriculture now and then but that doesn't mean they got the lancets because the

state document we told them take the local government to court let the court decide who the rightful owner is disputes like this are common across indonesia corporations local governments and indigenous communities are often at odds over who owns what land it's a problem the government says it wants to resolve its. policy song it is to solve the problem of land over land prices we're dealing with problems that occurred in the past like comics. for almost 10 years indonesia's government has been working on a complete database of maps to help minimize overlapping land disputes now the government says the project is almost complete but indigenous communities say they've been excluded from the process activists say the mapping process has been opaque and closed off. the state considers these indigenous people is living on land which doesn't belong to them and with its power tries to stop their efforts to

fight for their land. a local leader of the indigenous community was arrested accused of stealing chainsaws being used to cut down trees in the forests. he says the government always sides with corporations who he accuses of encroaching on their land and he's skeptical that the government has any real intention to protect indigenous communities. and when it comes to relations with the vestas indigenous people are always the ones left defeated he says they like many indigenous communities all over indonesia will never stop fighting to protect their land just to washington al-jazeera jakarta. and finally farmers in sweden are turning to user space in their beds to cut waste boost crops and help the environment paul restrict ports from sponsor of in sweden. much has changed since last 1st got behind the wheel of a tractor as

a 16 year old 45 years on these farm machines are space age they're still doing the same job of spreading the new on the fields but now they have an extra terrestrial help beam straight down into the tractor from the skies. yeah. they're really a cardinal seed in years gone by is just dust smoke a chemical these days it's comfy seats ac and satellites telling us the concept of where we are and what we need to do on a square meter of the field. the tractor of the 2020s is packed with high tech equipment senses measure crop density to see exactly how much pesticide is needed and where not too little to endanger the crops or too much to endanger people while satellites analyze a host of factors such as soil quality and nitrogen uptake in a sugar beet field like this one a farmer would normally have to use

a mixture of guesswork and experience to decide the amount of fertilizer but beaming down information from a satellite can mean less waste for the food industry and less of an impact on the environment. it could be a small step for. our need for crops with our need not to destroy the planet or selves the united nations said 3 years ago that 200000 people were dying annually from toxic exposure to pesticides while excess fertilizer becomes greenhouse gas or leeches into rivers and oceans the farming co-operative here in sweden says it aims to haul of its climate impact every 10 years while increasing production partly with the help of the satellite platform invented by 22 year old robert schmidt the correct amount of enables you to have the best the best quality of the plant if you apply too much then it will be bad for the environment or if you apply to

a little it might be bad for the quality of the crop with our technology being able to reduce the amount of wasted nutrients by about half the coronavirus pandemic has shown a greater local food supply to be more vital than ever high tech tractors may mean climate goals don't have to take a back seat as a result. paul reese al-jazeera fall of sweden. i'm hittin into how with the headlines on al-jazeera the new york times has reportedly obtained more than 2 decades worth of the us president's tax returns the publication says donald trump paid 0 tax in 10 of the last 15 years trump dismissed the reports.