because. of the future and not from the need to cite east. on which is iraq. the death toll rises as armenia and azerbaijan fight over the disputed territory of nicole mcadam. low i money inside this is al jazeera life and also coming out. 123-451-2345. into the test the white house promotes a new rapid 15 minute coded testing system as the world records close to 1000000

deaths. 2 years after the death of journalist about the show war saudi nationals and named as suspects by turkish prosecutors. greece allows hundreds of refugees to leave lesbos and head to the mainland the sounds remain in desperate conditions. fierce fighting between azerbaijan and armenia has killed at least $26.00 more soldiers in the breakaway region of nagorno-karabakh the conflict escalated sharply on monday as the 2 sides pounded each other with rockets and artillery and a new round of the decades old dispute 11 civilians have also died or been forced to walk reports coming out from. some of. these or maybe. reservists are leaving the capital year of president nicole passion

yann called all men into military service after fighting erupted on sunday over the disputed region of the goma carabao. on the frontline armenia says it is repelling as area tax in what both sides are calling a war the last time they fought a full war was in the early 1990 s. after the collapse of the soviet union some 20000 people were killed a ceasefire was brokered in 1904 but sporadic fighting has continued ever since russia traditionally armenia's ally in the region has called for calm. we continue to monitor the situation very closely we believe that the military operation should be stopped immediately and the process of resolving this conflict as well as a consequences of flare up should be resolved by political and diplomatic means.

but. karabakh officials say turkey's involvement is untenable for the little i don't want this is going to work i wanted to clear that not only as a by john but also to key is at war with us they are using the main modern weapons and ammunition available in the turkish army drawings and aircraft. hospitals instead panic at the care about capital have received dozens of wounded soldiers and civilians some patients were moved into bomb shelters you know. when we have 30 wounded and there are operations undergoing some patients who are in hospitals were evacuated into the bunker and the seriously ill people are in the hospital we are working on high alert in a ready to receive the wounded. as a by john says armenian artillery struck well inside its territory 5 family members

were killed in the city of nafta than many more were hurt armenia and azerbaijan are also waging an information war releasing defense videos showing air strikes but without context or making claims that have so far proven difficult to verify such as turkey's military involvement or the deployment by both sides of middle eastern mercenaries to the front lines. regardless the casualty rates a climbing and so far the international response has yet to pull these armies back from the brink robin 1st year war al-jazeera tbilisi. deaths attributed to the coronavirus about to surpass 1000000 around the world the john hopkins university track the number of fatalities globally at well over 999000 then more than 33000000 recorded infections the

u.s. brazil and india make up more than 50 percent of those cases well those 3 countries also account for nearly hoffa global deaths the u.s. alone has reported more than 200000 coronavirus fatalities officials there have just announced a new rapid testing system to ramp up virus detection nationwide this is not the deep brain biopsy that we talk about on this will generally done by health care provider but it can be done supervised it's easy 123-451-2345. into the test twisted 3 times. the adhesive is pulled off and you wait 15 minutes and that is the test it really could not be easier than this this is a very sophisticated little piece of cardboard with lots of antibodies and incredible technology into that. let's cross live to heidi castro who is in the

sofa springs maryland for us heidi since i spoke to an hour ago the numbers of top is it a coincidence that we're hearing about these 15 minute tests now just as we approach this 1000000 death number. 1000000 you'll see that the trumpet ministration really finds any sort of progress and they will label it as they did today yet another game changer this is in fact not the 1st time we've heard of these 15 minute rapid test this is in fact possibly the 2nd or 3rd time that administration has announced it today is the beginning of the deployment of the 150000000 such tests which do reveal results in 15 minutes meanwhile as the worldwide deaths hold nears 1000000 we do know that one out of 5 of those deaths were in the u.s. the united states still the number one in terms of number of fatalities of coded

far surpassing any other country in the world and public health officials here are concerned of a possible 2nd wave if you take new york city for instance once the epicenter of the pandemic in the u.s. seemingly to successfully contain the outbreak now some concerning spikes in new infections president trump though today said that the nation is turning a corner he says 50000000 of these rapid tests will be deployed to nursing homes and other vulnerable communities the remaining 100000000 going out to be divided among the states to help prop up the reopening to be used in schools and places of work. last week we grossly historic milestone when the united states conducted our 100 millionth test far more than any other country and not even close actually 2nd seems to be india with 1500000000 people and the numbers

would be probably at least $50000000.00 more test by us we've conducted more tests than the entire european union and more than all of latin america combined heidi it wasn't too long ago that don't even believe in these tests is there a feeling now that this is all too little too late. right many critics say that when the administration had a chance to take this virus seriously trump downplayed it and didn't take decisive action soon enough and the criticism goes that that led to more infections more deaths more people out of work and in fact his handling of the coronavirus pandemic is trump's single biggest weakness heading into the presidential election which happens in less than 40 days polling shows that a clear majority of americans think trump has mishandled the response to the

pandemic and most certainly tomorrow when president trump will be on a debate stage facing off with his democratic challenger joe biden the pandemic will be front and center among the line of questioning. that for us and silver springs maryland many thanks. chris adelson is assistant professor of government at the american university he says there's a lack of trust in the administration among many americans. 200000 americans are dead. it's hard to even grasp that it's been 6 months that's more people than dying and large scale wars the united states has fought with other countries fight it's changed every aspect of life many people have been home for 6 months my children are home children are going to school in person there are reports of children not having access to school online a lot of it depends on whether you have enough money or not and i'm concerned

personally that children 'd are losing ground they can't make up educationally even those who do have access people are not going to the office people are not traveling people cannot see older relatives it's changed every aspect of life and right now one of the problems that i see in the united states is we don't really have a lot of hope we we've learned not to trust the administration on this and we don't know when realistically things will get better we've been told before the president said this this virus will go away with the warm weather that wasn't true now he says we're rounding a corner the statistics every day tell a different story we still are leading the world in new cases and we're seeing as many as a 1000 people die every single day. it's just changed everything about american life it's been up ended and really it's hard to know when things will move in a positive direction to prosecutors have named 6 more saudi nationals the suspects in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi 20 saudi nationals are

already on trial in istanbul the suspects are not in tokyo and being tried in absentia earlier this month a saudi coach jailed 8 people for up to 20 years she was a prominent critic of saudi crown prince kris saudi crown prince mohammed bin salma and he was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018 valley is covering the story for us from istanbul. according to the announcement by the general prosecutor 2 of these individuals were of fish in the in the saudi consulate one of them was even serving as deputy counsel and they are accused of participating in the preparation and execution of the murder of. on october to 2 years ago the 4 others saudi nationals accused of arriving. here in turkey in istanbul on october 10th october 11th and their mission according

to the accusation was to participate in the in the in getting rid of the evidence there is a lot of criticism both here in turkey and in the west to the way saudi arabia handled the whole file and the way the trial went on in saudi arabia a ministry international described it as a whitewash the u.n. which has conducted an investigation and came to the conclusion that there was a premeditated murder against. described the trial and the sentences as a mockery so the debate is still going on particularly here in turkey turkey is insisting that there is more to tell the world about this trial and that it should not be put to a close still ahead on al-jazeera pakistan's highest court is to hear an appeal against the acquittal of a man convicted of the beheading at the journalist daniel pearl plus this. so for me this is

a national security question the speaker of the house says donald trump's tax issues pose a danger for the entire nation. hello the weather's looking fine and dry for japan over the next couple of days whether staying offshore was a sunshine coming through when's coming in from a northerly direction so that is pulling those temperatures back a little bit 2324 celsius not too bad we'll see some showers creeping into southern parts of conscious maybe into the east of q.c. some showers to just slide in the way across north korea sinking a little further south which into the north of south korea as we go on into wednesday wetter weather coming into northern parts of china and that same area catamaran that a link its way back into southern areas of china could be some heavy burst of right

just around hong kong a possibility of some localized flooding as a result of that some heavy rain too into central and southern parts of the philippines over the next couple of days little clutch of storms are rolling in here will say that wetter weather extending across much of southeast asia but nothing unusual for the most part we have seen flooding recently in indonesia showers on and off a little hit and miss over the next day or so what's the weather up towards thailand particularly to northern thailand joining up with a very wet weather that we have across the eastern side of the goal plenty of cloud showing up if it means it's largely fog in dry for india but some heavy showers creeping towards the east. overthrown and exiled their point again say if you all thought this race religion you an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency he knows that the

truth was forged by and we say it will not be just think this issue is that all the money will look for change this return of a president on al-jazeera. you're watching out is there are mind if our top stories this hour fighting between us a by john and armenia's killed $26.00 more soldiers in the breakaway region of nick on the cover back at least 11 civilians have also been killed in the latest round of this decades old conflict the international community is calling for an

immediate cease fire. confirm coronavirus related deaths are about to pass 1000000 around the world this is according to the johns hopkins university tracker the number of fatalities globally is now well over 999000 with all of that she's 3000000 recorded infections. takesh prosecutors have named 6 more saudi nationals as suspects in the killing of the journalist jamal khashoggi who was murdered in 2018 they'll be charged along with the 20 other saudis who are already being tried in absentia. pakistan's supreme court will next week hear an appeal challenging the acquittal of a man in the case of the matter of u.s. journalist daniel pearl met omar saeed shaykh was convicted back in 2002 of luring polled to a meeting in karate where he was eventually kidnapped and later beheaded has moved from islamabad. the brutal murder of daniel pearl had their time the wall

street journal of south asia reporter who was in restive gating and possible linkages between progress on the military and groups out of cairo and richard reid the shoe bomb off he were lured into a trap in the southern border city of karachi by omar shaikh but what then can wreak their death samia by the lower court and also on death row along with 3 other accomplices however earlier this year the lower court decided to wait that 3 accomplished along with omar shaikh however the abduction charge on him still remains that sent a wave of indignation across the world because this is engaged a very high profile case the united states government also expressed its anger with the word day the family of daniel pearl has now decided to take that petition to the supreme court the supreme court accepting that petition and it is likely to

start heading the case within the next few weeks aided them for denton ordered while people progress on may have forgotten about what happened to this journalist the international community has not forgotten and therefore progress on your dish or system is going to be under the spotlight it is also important in order to color change moment one of the monster minds of the 911 bombings i did make it in guantanamo that he too had taken part in that brutal act of decapitation and all dormers shakman or they've been involved physically with that murder he was indeed charged with the kidnapping and the conspiracy did daniel pearl's family lawyer of course said and bug astonished confident that he's god a forensic evidence and confessional statements to prove beyond doubt that the murder was indeed conducted under a conspiracy hatched by omar shakes and therefore all. will be on buggers on

supreme court to see what kind of word victor it comes out great read it goes against at the equator by the lower court or continues to avoid that it will be important in dade because progress on the judicial system is under the spotlight. france's president has. to form a government within 6 weeks to put aside their differences led to the resignation of the prime minister designate. reports from. beginning to way. it was a month ago. there was an opportunity. it was here where she met french president. who visited neighborhoods damaged by the devastating explosion at port it was a mixture of emotions her anger frustration and a little bit of hope. it's all together.

before her. and i made it clear. here it's the youth who are making the change and hopefully it's not for the kids. for us. accused of betrayal for failing to form a nonpartisan government to deal with the deep economic crisis. we'll see in trying to do what you see we have seen no sanction for. lebanon is in desperate need of financial assistance to rebuild what was damaged by the blast and the collapsing economy france and other international powers have refused to provide. are made those who want. to bring about change through protest action that is why many were putting their hopes on the international

community but they've been disillusioned by giving the political. life. gave them another 6 weeks to implement france's road map. whose house was destroyed in the port explosion a new deadline. much of the ruling class accused of decades of corruption won't give up power she says the one sort of saw he gave them another chance agree but they won't be able to do that they don't want to rescue the country they want to rob the country but i have hope in michael he made us feel like human beings and citizens of a nation the international community did step in to provide much needed assistance to the port blast victims but in the absence of a political solution there is concern lebanon's parties are tied to foreign countries in particular the united states and iran their power struggle is played out here everybody's stepping up. from both sides. so.

what i am asking from this big. nation. ok to help the lebanese people france accused lebanon's leaders of holding the country and its people hostage many such as lived in a great. beirut. well president is expected to meet the belorussian opposition leader us atlanta to get enough sky on choose day he is in the lithuanian capital where he's been holding talks with the president there have agreed to push the european union to decide on sanctions against other routes later this week over those alleged election fraud and human rights abuses. we have to do everything's the sanctions are discussed agreed and confirmed as the next leaders summit and then at the meeting foreign ministers this is extremely important in order to perform as the regional leader without leaving

a vacuum of power and without leaving bella ruse to face alexander lukashenko. the only police officer charged in connection with the shooting of briana taylor in march has pleaded not guilty former detective bret's hankinson is charged with endangering taylor's neighbors by firing into an adjacent apartment brianna taylor was shot dead in a police raid on her flat in louisville kentucky in march sparking mass anti racism process across the u.s. the other 2 officers involved in the shooting were not charged us house speaker nancy pelosi says financial information reveals about the president in a new york times report is a national security issue donald trump has dismissed the reporting which claims he's paid hardly any income tax in the past 15 years reportedly as hundreds of millions in loans which are owed in full within the next few years pelosi said she's concerned about whether it's impacting policy or diplomatic relations this

president appears to have over $400000000.00 in debt or 20 whatever it is 1000000 dollars in debt to home different countries what is the leverage they have so for me this is a national security question our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat has more on the story. the u.s. president for his part is fighting back against these allegations not only in a hastily called press conference late sunday but also on twitter in fact here's one of the statements that he made he says the fake news media just like election time 2016 is bringing up my taxes and all sorts of other nonsense with illegally obtained information and only bad intent i paid many millions of dollars in taxes but wasn't titled like everyone else to depreciation and tax credit so what the president's alluding to here is sort of a well kept secret in the united states if you can afford

a tax attorney if you can afford a high pace high paid or high priced accountant all of this is perfectly legal the question becomes is it ethical is it moral certainly this is the practice of many wealthy individuals in the united states and one would even suggest around the world still he is being attacked not only by prominent democrats but also some ordinary americans concerned about this given the fact that many working class and middle class americans pay thousands of dollars annually in taxes in fact this is the focus of an advert by the democratic presidential nominee joe biden making that contrast that ordinary americans are paying thousands when the president appears at least on paper to have paid just hundreds. hundreds of women in argentina have gathered in the cabs are calling on the president to fulfill his promise to legalize abortion maybe half a 1000000 illegal and unsafe abortions are performed every year many died from complications associated with the procedure reports. year this

year it seemed argentina was ready to debate once again the league and i say should have abortion in this mostly catholic country. it was a complain promised by precedent and right at the foot of this but then the pandemic happened. barry says the government. does using coronavirus as an excuse to postpone the debate in congress mean you know what if the government says it's not a priority and yet the government acknowledges it is a matter of public health they're delaying the debate there's a social crisis and abortion and contraceptives are crucial because it's affecting the poor we need answers and a law that protects women. in the times of coven 19 the green scarves that have come to represent the call for free and safe abortions have been replaced by green masks but the goal remains the same. in argentina abortion is legal only in

case of rape or if a woman's life is at risk but hundreds of thousands of abortions happen in a calander stein way using pills and other methods at home amnesty international is part of a campaign to raise awareness on the consequences plan to stand up oceans have on women's lives. below. the level of the year to give up on the. the i'm not to be. in 2018 the bill was rejected by the senate after clearing the lower house it was the 1st time the bill was debated in congress but even though for a man this was keen on seeing the debate in congress once again women here say the government is prioritizing the relationship with pope francis who is also argentinean but i learned to take it with the bank that now we are hearing the pope is planning to come to argentina next year and the government wants to guarantee

those negotiations because the pope is helping with the international monetary fund to pay the foreign debt but women will continue to die so we will continue to demand what we believe is our right. a right that this women say has been denied for far too long. hundreds of refugees have been allowed to leave the greek island of less force their going to the mainland after being granted asylum there will residents of the moria count before is destroyed by fire earlier this month families and those needing medical attention are being prioritized stephanie decker was at that port in those polls. this is the moment. they have been waiting for for incredibly long time the ferry now with around 700 people on board families and people classified as vulnerable being taken off the island on their way to athens with

official asylum status they've had an incredibly long wait here in the street difficult conditions of course that following an incredibly lengthy and dangerous journey that they made to get here to greece this is the dream this is the dream to gain asylum to get off the island and then to start their new lives what we understand from the ministry of migration is that they will be taken to athens they will be housed in hotels and then at some point in the future they will be moving on to other european countries we've watched them arrive here bus by bus getting off. the buses with their lives really their lives packed into plastic bags getting on that ferry that we weren't allowed to talk to any of them but we could sense people waving particular when the ferry started to move waving singing a lot of smiles i think certainly clear to say an incredibly happy day for those onboard. black italian designers have taken center stage in milan fashion week

holding a special showcase to highlight creators of color the we all made in italy was organized by black lives matter activists to highlight the lack of diversity in the industry organizers say is this release fashion houses have turned a blind eye into the issues of racism in their own country focusing instead on the united states. thanks. this is al-jazeera these are your top stories by saying between azerbaijan and armenia has killed 26 more soldiers in the breakaway region of nagorno-karabakh at least 11 civilians have also been killed in the latest round of this decades old conflict international community is calling for an immediate ceasefire. credit virus related deaths are about to surpass 1000000 around the world according to the john hopkins university track of the number of fatalities globally is now just.