al jazeera. this is al-jazeera. out of there on the clock this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. outrage in india after 2 women a gang raped and die raising new questions about sexual violence and cost discrimination . armenia and azerbaijan ignore calls for a cease fire and go in a car back because russia and france say syrian rebels are fighting for these areas . breaking the rules if it breaks it now the european union is launching

a legal action against the u.k. . and dozens of people arrested in hong kong as thousands of police tried to stop pro-democracy protests in china's national day. and i'm peace member of the sport says the l.a. lakers take a lead in the n.b.a. finals they comprehensively beat the miami heat in game one the heat's 3 days picked up injuries. so then protests are taking place right across india over the gang rape and subsequent death of 2 women from the marginalised delate community india is regarded as one of the world's most dangerous places for women with a rape occurring every 15 minutes that's according to official data and cast discrimination has added another layer to the nationwide outrage over the crimes in the state of the pradesh police prevented opposition politicians from travelling to the site off one of the at. so hard as this report. as news spreads of the gang

rape in the death of a 2nd woman from the daleks community these protesters try hard to enter the village where the 1st victim was from but it's now under knocked down emergency law was brought in on thursday after days of demonstrations. we have section 144 of the indian penal code active in the district right now which means we are not allowing an assembly of more than 5 people. police went on to detain leader of the opposition congress party rahul gandhi and his sister as they tried to get into hatteras village to meet the victim's family. the police officials pushed me hit me with sticks right now when i fell down i'm not saying anything about that i have no problem i'm only asking this question than india only be an artist people can walk on the road they can't govern cannot walk in this country only more they can walk i cannot comment to the not walk. the latest victim was

a 22 year old who died on tuesday on a way to a hospital in luck now in the northern states of into pradesh the same day as the 19 year old 1st victim died after spending 2 weeks in a hospital in delhi police say they've made arrests in both cases and if denied accusations by the family the 1st victim of committing a body without their permission thank. you separate cases have reignited protests across several states and online demanding justice for victims of sexual violence. the father if he yochi at atlanta can't protect women that it's better that he should voluntarily step down and resign he can't run the government. if the uttar pradesh government is on the women's side then why of rapes happening every other day every other day there are sexual assaults and other crimes happening to women we will teach this government a lesson not only did both women live in the same state but they were also both from the daleks community marginalized being at the bottom of india's deeply

entrenched cost system despite rules protecting what was formerly known as the untouchables they face daily discrimination for generations so those so-called main dimensions idea regards those actual violence against a custom woman as a serious issue but when it happens to or a low cost woman they are trying to predict their past just in the past right now not coming out as new would come for an up as woman for instance in the us her head was used she was brutalized she was in the hospital but she was not given to build proper medical care the issue of sexual violence against women has been under the spotlight in india since the 2012 gang rape and murder of a woman in delhi which led to huge nationwide protests and changes to the country's great pools but this time protesters say it's hasn't been enough to protect these 2 women enter to pradesh so to hire that al-jazeera. well let's take this on now joining us from boston a surgeon who's

a senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school and scholar of india's caste system service welcome to the program can you tell us a bit more about what's happening here we have to turn able crimes that have been committed bad enough in their own right but it's all amplified because of the cost issue can you give us a bit more context around thank you nic what we have seen in this incident is the assault that was committed according to all indian woman had a particular later that made it more violent more acceptable and more probable to get any impunity which was their past most of those women belong to that delegate cost which has been the most marginalized community for a lot of 500 years and i think the practice of inflicting cost while and $2.00 or 3 and out of followers of the o.t. attacks is to subjugate the condition of their lives to

a permanent subhuman level can we draw parallels do you think with the black lives matter movement and and the cause that millions of got behind. oh absolutely i think the in india what we have is the layering of cost has completely been ignored are sideline even by the progressive circles let alone the world media who thinks of our liberal lal use simply because the cost context brings so much insecurities many of the people who represent the cause of the actual international forums like the international forums and so forth are them to belong to one of the core what i call opera star cast and within the in the black labs america movement the white supercede was held as a lens to keep weight as an india brahminism which continue to support those of the poor poor men who raped the little girl where belonging to a caste rajputs backpackers and that is the same cost of that that the chief

minister did they not belongs to of with their permission and what we see is a repeat of pattern when you think you can control it and then you can exploit the body of a ballot as you wish because the lets out a still made the peasants and they are still living in a condition where they have to rely on the owners of the land or owners of the job . it's hard to see how this is an example in any context where it isn't is it but the cart the problem is the causes them has been around for thousands of years. so how do you how do you get to dilute it how do you get to change things i think you know what we need to do is we need to strengthen the communities we can't rely on the bed of the limbs of the dominant caste and that's never going to work out and of the world revolutions happen a big part of colonization not upon the venerable and some dark pressure but we took the responsibilities upon ourselves and i think it is about time that the world community recognizes the cries of the left and then as recent as

a data of 21000 chills 10 delicate moment i repeat. every day i just want you all to die just that it's not a country that is safe for any woman more so for the little one because she lives. in a condition that marred you like this and be said ready to say at every level of life we eat we have not only gender but are living a cost but also a class and the spatial location which is based on this add into what we see of nasty a slow genocidal tendency that happens upon the left and i think it's a part of the delegates that we have to see how human rights are frame and how new policies that we have to imagine have to go through the humanity of those most wonderful poor oppressed the right is extraordinary shocking figures that you're

talking about you say that the world community needs to stand up and take notice and get something done but what about the national government what about the indian government the prime minister narendra modi has said that the structures action will be taken but many accuse modi's hindu nationalist government of not protecting these marginalized sections of society. absolutely you've seen of the movie represents a certain ideological that wants to establish. a hindu nation and hindu nation means subjugation of billets to that effect of all status betty is no hindu nation without untouchables there is no equality if we look before 19 fifties legal doctrine was yet to keep bullets into subhuman level so when they try to paint a picture of muslim as an aggressor i've got a solitary what they want to hide is that the condition of ballots which is add to the level of they want to have a free slaves to work under them and that's why they have created this whole it redeem of trying to out muslims which then again of course get to deceive the

platform of it all being muslim but here in the dell it sense is that let's are also human those. how do you then justify this and no nationalist no hindu bandwagon have even condemned us to say that this was a hindu and by the way the the girl who was raped a gang raped while the hindu herself a parent where saying they wanted to do the last rites with a hindu ritual so the more the or even in this yogi the b.g.p. has a very strict they're doing that they have ensured that the dignity and the little rights have been curbed and one of the 1st was to make the discourse about what they did but barbary and the and the and the issue that had to do with the c.n.r. seat but their intention is to change the constitution and once you will man with the constitution then you can easily subjugate the population and i think that

analysis needs a very clear cut picture is ation and that's where you please i don't mean that the president of india is of the elect. yet the at casa de is that continued to be committed and also on ballots. in dade well it's a troubling a big clearly extremely important issue surging there we do appreciate your expertise in this thanks very much for the time thank you now the presidents of france russia and the united states have come together to call for an immediate end to fighting over nagorno-karabakh they've issued a joint statement deploring the loss of life in the disputed region and asking the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan to resume talks without delay both sides have rejected calls for negotiations saying that now is not the time to talk is very president says his forces will keep fighting until armenian troops leave the region the breakaway region is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but it is controlled by media and forces both russia and france say they have evidence that

syrian fighters have gone through turkey to join the battle in the going across back on behalf of azerbaijan. don't we have information today that is very clear that indicates that fighters from syria have left their members of jihadist groups traveled why ghazi and to join the writings in the garden. or all the while turkish president says it is unacceptable for the united states russia and france to now try to reach a cease fire in the going to occur accusing them of ignoring the issue for decades and also repeated his call for armenia to withdraw its forces from the disputed region means. given that these 3 mints countries the us russia and france have neglected this problem for nearly 30 years it's unacceptable that they are involved in a search for a ceasefire in the face of these negative developments that came to surface in recent days but if something is wanted the invaders should leave these lands in order to achieve a solution. let's head now from bonus matthew has the latest from our end i mean.

well ace we're hearing from the armenian side is that their defense ministry says they shot down an israeli and as ery helicopter crashed into iranian territory the armenians say there was no intention against the iranians there but that's where the helicopter crashed otherwise they say overnight it has actually been quiet in the going to care about fighting started as we know on sunday but in the main part of the core a parked car back it was a stance of belief the one of the quiet and eyes they've had since last sunday there have been attempts at a cease fire that have been called should we say from the european union from france from russia for a ceasefire but let me tell you what the prime minister of armenia has said this morning nicol and he says he says repeated that turkey has brought in foreign mercenaries from syria to fight alongside the azeri forces turkey of course denies

that but then he added today that the front line in the gorno karabakh has become a clash of civilizations and a battle of survival that is really i guess a ratcheting up of the rhetoric from the armenian prime minister and not an indication from somebody who is immediately looking to sit down and talk and of course armenia is looking for friends azerbaijan now accounts on the support of turkey turkey's over back as a by john armenia in saying this sort of thing is looking for international support because the prime minister says this is equally threatens the u.s. iran russia and france that is what i mean as prime minister is doing looking for support. who are let's go down to see him because you know who's live in the azerbaijan capital of baquba it's a lot going on here today what's the latest. well yes in the diplomatic level plus on the battlefield some of the things are going on

and apparently. it's not all now it's our bridge on our man yeah who are in role to at least diplomatically in the conflict but there are many other players let me begin with the battlefield the battle is fears especially in the north is still going on as starting from target our district will know their very own the regions of survey john down to brian area we just heard from the official sources that 11 schools so far have been destroyed because of the armenian shells and rockets since the conflict late to school to begin later on sunday also the number of people who are civilians who lost their lives is now 18 and more than 58 civilians have been injured but these are not the updated numbers probably the number of the casualties is increased we're not hearing from our survey john officials about any casualties on the military side it is like

a top secret topic here but they are saying that they are being attacked in their own soil from their own soil by the armenian military forces and today we heard the assist of their system to their bridge on president saying that are many and hit us are very german soil from our many and sold not from the government got about or any other. districts that are many and military forces have occupied so that he said if things go on like this we will have to retaliate and we will have to hit back our mania in their own soil and this is the situation here and as our bridge on over there they are they don't seem to be stepping back as they are saying that our main military forces must withdraw from the occupied territories of players unconditionally then talks might happen this is the situation on the ground and on the diplomatic level like it's an imprint through much of the picture from

a book who knows what. it on the news not including. the explosion now they're killing us losing hope people living in lebanon say there's no solution for the country's financial melt. the doctors and health workers go on strike in peru is the last american nation recalls the highest coronavirus death rate per capita in the world. novak djokovic powers his way into the next round of the french open you need to get with the action and support. the russian opposition leader like seen around the his sick use president vladimir putin of directly ordering the poison attack against him and around the still recovering in germany 6 weeks after he ingested

a soviet era nerve agent he told the magazine that's an order from putin is the only explanation the kremlin has dismissed around these allegations as absolutely groundless and except for the organization that manages the u.s. election debate says it will make changes to bring order to the remaining 2 contests it hasn't given specifics yet but there have been calls for the moderator perhaps to be able to cut the candidate's microphones a president trump has been widely criticized for how much he interrupted and spoke over james biden joining the 1st debate around karl is an author and the director of debate at the university of michigan has more on what could change. they could give the moderator discretion to cut off the microphone when appropriate but there's you know inherent dangers in that and there's technological problems and you know you're going to have issues that arise i think it's impossible and he's the present a united states so there's no moderator that has the credibility you know to really

2nd guess there's a natural power dynamic that exists and you know that will be impossible to always force rules when you could cut off a microphone but we've had primary presidential debates ronald reagan was famous in 1908 during a republican primary debate for saying you know how dare you turn off my microphone i paid for that i deserve to be here and that really helped him politically so you know even backlash against the moderators could could help you candidates politically but the good thing is the next debate it's in miami it's a town hall debate and i think you'd be very unlikely if candidates interrupted each other while they were while they were speaking to undecided voters you know it's totally different there's undecided voters in the crowd and that would hopefully make for a better more substantive debate for the next one in miami but certainly no guarantee last time in 2016 the st louis debate donald trump kind of followed hillary clinton around the stage like a shark it's just you know alternately i think if nothing else i could be rules that prohibit donald trump from. from interrupting the future it's going to be that

most people thought that joe biden won the debate one poll c.n.n. had a $32.00 point margin and so it's going to be the backlash from the audience the backlash from the voters that cause the candidates to do differ behaviors now while both candidates interrupted donald trump you know analysis shows in interrupted 75 percent more of the time and so it's not quite equal that you know both of them did bad things and so a negative reaction by undecided voters could cause that both candidates especially present time to change his behavior. now the european union has announced is launching legal action against the united kingdom over plans to breach parts of the brics agreement says a bill now before the british parliament would violate international law when it comes to trade rules in northern ireland prime minister boris johnson has admitted it breaks the rules but says it is necessary to protect jobs and the integrity of the u.k.'s internal market and european commission president wonderland made the announcement. this morning the commission has decided to send a letter of common notice to the u.k.

government this is the 1st step in an infringement procedure. to let invite the u.k. government to send its ups and nations within a month. and besides they say the commission will continue to work hard towards a full and timely implementation of the withdrawal agreement we stand by our commitments well we'll be speaking to dominic kane in berlin in just a few moments from 1st let's have reaction out of the united kingdom paul brennan is standing by there in london a poll this was inevitable course of events given the u.k. action what's. the sense of panning out now. well i mean it's not a foregone conclusion that this will end up in the european court of justice far from it but you heard from a slave on the lay in that final payoff line we stand by our commitments as you say

with that it was absolutely inevitable that having issued an ultimatum to the u.k. government 3 weeks ago when they introduced this internal markets bill that unless they didn't withdraw the offending clauses within that bill by the end of september the e.u. would act then you know of course by the 1st of october today the e.u. has had to act so it wasn't a surprise that live on the land came out with this the response from the u.k. there has been to press the press on the u.k. government spokesman coming out and saying we will respond in jus course we have clearly set out our reasons for introducing the measures that we have and we need to create a legal safety net to protect the integrity of the internal markets that said there are plenty of critics of the u.k.'s position not least the former supreme court judge lord sumption who came out and said this very tight little doubt this is a negotiating ploy by the u.k. a gigantic bluff he said. described as a cat and it negotiating tactic but what's crucial in all of this is the fact that

the european union hasn't walked away from the table from the negotiating table because in brussels at the moment they're still trying to thrash out a free trade agreement those talks on going to have walked away from that the important to remember is if they can do a free trade to come to a free trade agreement then essentially the measures included in the internal markets bill would become redundant with incog still going on here and it's not a foregone conclusion it's all that will end up in court within cogs or a paul thanks for that dominic cain is live for us in berlin it's a pretty clear message that the e.u. institution does not believe that the u.k. is acting in good faith. yes pretty clear from. the lack of good faith from the british side of this particular scenario means that she and her colleagues. have to take this action they have to pursue the legal remedy if there is one the interesting thing though is the rail

politique element of this we know that there is an e.u. summit going on in brussels today and tomorrow we know that from the irish government remember the irish government is a particular player in this given the the fraught situation about border controls should they be imposed on not between northern ireland part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland we know that the deputy prime minister has said today that he believes that there is still the scope for a comprehensive trade agreement which would not involve any form of tariff or other controls like that and some form of minimum supervision might still be possible which would allow for a trade deal to happen but then juxtapose that with the view from the french government we know that the french europe minister. has said that with the british government. moving the legislation that paul was just talking about there cannot be a trade deal so you have this sense that negotiations still going on but the lack

of good faith as the europeans see it from the british perspective is definitely making it harder. all right daryn thanks very much for that dominic kane reporting live from berlin let's take it on we can speak to you about van voting who's e.u. a constitutional lawyer joins us live from brussels and part welcome to the program it's pretty complex but what about the legalities the e.u. have launched this action what happens next what is the process. well so within the european union the commission has always taken that all of the guardian of the treaties as as it is called and that means that they have the legal power. to bring a member state before the european court of justice and the u.k. has agreed through article 89 of the good ol agreement that it would subject itself to that should jurisdiction even after that it had left and up to 4 years after the

end of the original period and so what happens next is really happened is that the formal notice which basically sets out you do you can't have file a that article 5 of the withdrawal agreement which says that you will do everything to implement the obligations that you have agreed to in good faith. what you lawyers this is a very well known principle it's really you what it's really the oil that makes the european union and also the e.u. u.k. deletion ship work so this is a very well known legally enforceable principle and so now the u.k. has one month to respond to this allegation to this letter a formal notice. and then typically member states or in this case the u.k. they would try to settle things may be made a deal pending little goal weight and if they don't want to which what we've heard from the previous speakers there would be a so-called good reason the binion which basically sets out this is the act the

u.k. to mark and bill this is what is the impinging position and at that point there is really a political decision to be made so once you have that reasoned opinion it doesn't mean automatically that you go to court but the commission and specifically the college of commissioner so the $27.00 national commissioners that that you know the highest political level of the commission would decide whether or not to bring the u.k. right before the court and i think is if the u.k. and the e.u. come to an agreement it would go to court anyway. exactly so it's more it's a shot across the bow that this procedure has now initiated but it's not a foregone conclusion that it would and it's quite common i myself have represented belgian government and other member states in discussions with the european commission in trying to find a way on how to comply with the international legal obligations so i certainly

agree that it is a negotiation tactic albeit a very very strong one because if you had read the u.k. internal market bill it basically says we can ignore the northern i don't protocol and this who have a legal effect even if we violate human rights even if we violate that you u.k. with all agreements so this is unprecedented very briefly but given that if the u.k. does go its own way without a deal what power do the courts then have what penalty can they imposed. in principle the u.k. has also agreed to subject itself to the powers of the court to impose financial penalties and the. commission could start once the. commission could start again and then seek a fine and these can take on i remember to get any case for instance 30000 euros a day of noncompliance and what is more the u.k.

has also agreed that such financial penalties would be enforceable before its national courts now i could say we have had sort of you know in a we've actually run out of time but we do appreciate you very much going very well for us we appreciate that very much thank you a broad one vote thank you as usual thanks a lot. but. still ahead here and on here we'll tell you why the u.s. is blocky imports of palm oil from a company in malaysia. we don't support in 20 minutes or so a unique celebration very small piece champion will be explaining on. how we got some spring up around the caucuses of the my mixi this little area of

cloud just heading towards armenia as the show is running over towards the caspian sea and as we go on through friday a show is just creeping the way into northern parts of iraq elsewhere across the middle east today is generate 5 and try pleasant sunshine by rates and jerusalem temperatures around 27 or 28 degrees one of hazy sunshine for the south still getting up to the forty's here in doha on friday said colder as we go on into says day temperatures around 36 celsius always a chance of want to see showers just around the southern end of the red sea but nothing much to speak of the show is a little more lively central parts of africa heavy showers just spilling off the highlands south sudan seeing some big showers those showers running all the way over towards cameroon will see some widespread showers gradually developing across a good part of the democratic republic of congo northern areas of central parts also seeing some showers a few showers also possible just around east there is a tanzania pushing into eastern parts of kenya wetter weather though into that east

assad of south africa and this wet weather at a time when the weather will linger into the weekend. 2 planes from sure there are a few 15 men checked in now but tell us that there might be missing 5 days it is possible to fully clean the premises all forensic evidence but what you then leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned from mystery wanted to give except that it's from stuff that speaking about the role in the books before even the saudi government give up with just jamal khashoggi murder in a saudi consulate on al-jazeera. building a wall was the promise made in the bid for the white house 0 tolerance approach at the southern border became government policy detaining children and separating

families the stark reality of picture too much to bear for many americans in a country that was built on immigration. follow the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera. so to get what she had 0 amount of our top stories this hour and a 2nd woman has died in india after being gang raped in the state of utter pradesh brick 19 protests about sexual violence in the country's constant both women were from the marginalised tallit community. the president of france russia and the united states of issued a joint statement calling for an immediate end to fight you have

a corner they are urging the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan to resume tools without delay. european union is launching legal action against the u.k. everything breaks a plan to build 3 british parliament would violate international law in relation to trade rules in northern ireland. only 30 people have been detained in hong kong after defying a ban on protests the arrest came during china's national day holiday which marks the founding of the people's republic 71 years ago a jim brown has more now from hong kong. under the shadow of covert 19 and deepening concerns over a new security law this was a subdued national day for many people here but at a ceremony attended by hong kong's political elite the territories leader kerry lamb said the legislation had brought stability for hey sam like it over the past 3

months the plain truth is and it is obvious to see that stability has been restored to society while national security has been safeguarded under people can continue to enjoy their basic rights and freedoms in accordance with the law. some not on the guest list try to stage a demonstration outside the venue. a protest that was quickly extinguished by police. on a day when they were braced for trouble riot officers sealed off a busy shopping area ready to act quickly to stamp out any signs of unrest they'd earlier deny permission for a march citing covert 19 and the potential for violence you cannot have well organized that lead today but i think most of the hong kong people will come at us with to express their anger. there were many arrests taking to more

than 10000 the number of people detained in protests since last june the combined effect of the new security law plus social distancing measures means we've seen no repeat of the mass protests of a year ago conventional demonstrating in hong kong is now effectively over with the movement behind the protests continues so people have had to become more creative in how they protest like displaying the newspaper most critical of the government there was some overt resistance with heckling. and chanting of pro independence slogans. in the chinese capital beijing the mood was very different not a mask in sight at a ceremony in tiananmen square a mask of the ring that would be hard to imagine in many other countries today and a reminder of how life in china is returning to normal

a weeklong holiday is likely to be a test though of the country's success in controlling the virus adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. now arab leaders are visiting here to pay their respects to the late to me is shake. up a funeral was held for the 91 year old on wednesday the burial was limited to relatives because of the coronavirus pandemic his half brother shaken out of. has been sworn in and secure its new emir rockets have been filed to turn a rocky airport where u.s. troops are stationed 6 rockets targeting the airport in erbil were intercepted on wednesday there are no reports of major damage will come salty's kurdish security forces have blamed the popular mobilization forces a paramilitary group with close ties to iran. as benign or in southern egypt after police reportedly shot and killed a man while making an arrest this is footage from the. area in luxor security

forces have been deployed in large numbers on rest follows nearly a week of protests across several cities just as have been calling for the president. to step down has been a potential breakthrough between israel and lebanon and an effort to end a decades long border disputes lebanese parliament speaker and everybody says the neighboring countries of agreed to hold un mediated talks maritime and land borders are expected to be discussed at the meeting which will be facilitated by the united states the sector state might compare its called the development historic. well france is spearheading efforts to keep lebanon's collapsing economy afloat the country is struggling to form a new government the president a man will macro has given politicians an extra 6 weeks to form a nonpartisan cabinet and send a harder report the political vacuum is likely to continue for weeks. it's been nearly 2 months since the devastating explosion at the ports in beirut it hasn't

been easy for david sabella to find the money to fix the damage in his restaurant the economy was already collapsing and now a political vacuum creates more uncertainty within die in the explosion and now they're killing us and everything right away and still no solution they're fighting within the have or they don't even formed their government. the government resigned in the aftermath of the blast an initiative by french president a man well mccraw failed after lebanese parties didn't commit to forming a nonpartisan government capable of carrying out much needed reforms to unlock international financial assistance has billard the most powerful group that is backed by iran wants a different approach. will have to be in the government whether through party members or non party members as this is up for discussion all the while the financial meltdown continues a caretaker government can't implement reforms or revive stalled talks with the

international monetary fund for a bailout plan look out on the scope of this going on in lebanon and have been going on for 30 years that's protected by. wide open politicians and i don't think it. i think we're going to think much lower. many feel lebanon's fate is entangled in international and regional politics historically. with the. exterior of. the creator so i don't think it's going to happen. the u.s. government's maximum pressure campaign against iran is also directed against its allies washington has been trying to isolate hezbollah and and its role in government seems to believe there can't be a political deal here until after the us presidential election many say it wasn't a coincidence that his deadline to form a new government after the polls in november but the french leader did advise the parties not to make a mistake and bet on any possible changes in u.s.

foreign policy. lebanon can't wait out the crisis the central bank has warned it will end subsidies on basic goods in the next few weeks because it is running out of foreign reserves this will further fuel inflation. most of our customers are buying the subsidized products now because other goods are too expensive and no longer affordable for many. middle class the sinking into poverty the local currency continues to lose value many fear difficult days ahead. beirut the construction company that built the world's tallest building in dubai has gone bust dubai based holding these projects include the. british company has struggled to pay back huge loans since the global financial crisis 10 years ago . for the 1st time ever the world's 3rd largest stock exchange has suspended

trading for the day the problem at the tokyo stock exchange has been blamed on a technical glitch officials say the issue is with the system that relays market information and the trading will resume on friday previous to do so have happened when the trading platform became. too many orders. layoffs have begun for more than $30000.00 employees the united states line industry american and united airlines says that if congress comes up with $25000000000.00 in aid in the next few days its workers will be recalled only gallagher's in miami and he has the details . the airline industry got a stimulus package back in march with the provision that they don't layoff any staff that stimulus package run out on thursday the 1st of october and now they are beginning to lay off between 30 to 50000 lines staff not just airline staff but those that support them as well so baggage handlers people that work behind the counters etc so the impact of this is on hundreds of thousands of families and

there are aviation experts now that say at least one to 3 major airlines may actually fold all together because they don't believe that travel will return to anything like normal until around 2024 at the moment travel is down 70 percent but the treasury secretary steven ocean is pleading with the airlines not to lay people off because they may come up with some kind of new stimulus deal that doesn't like it's close at the moment with the democrats proposing over 2 trillion dollars and the republicans holding off but the important thing here is it is affecting the lives of normal everyday americans with no real prospect in the future that they may get their jobs back if they are laid off or furloughed as they will be on thursday that means no health insurance that means a very desperate future for many many people. brazil has recorded more than a 1000 daily coronavirus jess for the 2nd time in a week brings the total number to nearly 144008 is the worst affected country in

latin america which is the global epicenter of the pandemic. and in neighboring peru doctors and other medical workers have walked off the job demanding better equipment to fight the outbreak health care system is buckling under the pressure as it struggles with the highest death rate per capita in the world more hello as this report. going by that in peru's capital lima health care workers are on strike . the 48 hour walkout was organized by more than 9000 doctors and other medical professionals employed by the government thing either by there are any sacrifice the doctor takes on the streets which translates into better quality of care we're not asking for a pay rise what we're asking for is already demonic 4 by law. and all job. protests over poor working conditions and a shortage of medical supplies began on tuesday as peru's president met at the visited the national university in san marcos where the 1st clinical trials

potential coby 1000 vaccine or being helped to give we're not here when we are ending face 3 and it's good through was one of the few countries chosen by sign a form to carry out trials of the chinese vaccine and starting next week this johnson and johnson with the united states vaccine and also the astra zeneca vaccine from the united kingdom there is also a german vaccine everyone is willing to do the clinical tests here and that's a good thing because it will mean we know how our own people will react coronavirus cases in peru recently surpassed 800000 which is one of the highest contagion rates in the world and although there are signs the contagion has slowed experts say that self isolation and social distancing are still necessary iliza least risk is thinking that this decrease means that everything ended if people let their guard down the people that have been cautious let their guard down and start to go out they begin to expose themselves we could see what's called

a 2nd wave. a lifting of restrictions in the country has also meant cemeteries are now allowing visits from family members who have lost loved ones to the virus peru has recorded more than 32000 deaths from hope at 19 representing the 3rd highest death toll in latin america but was it up a little al-jazeera. now child marriage rates of search of the highest levels in 25 years because of the pandemic a report from save the children says 2500000 more young girls are at risk of being forced into marriage by 2025 that's in addition to the $12000000.00 already compelled to get married every year to $1000000.00 more girls are also expected to get pregnant by the end of 2020 the charity is predicting south asia will be the worst affected followed by west and central africa and latin america. is the c.e.o. of save the children international and explains how the situation has been worsened by the pandemic. it is very much an effect of the

consequences on society of herbut school closures results in more children being victims of child marriage we see that the economic consequences pushing their way is to make that 150 more me and more children will be pushed into poverty that will have severe effects on child marriages leaders around the world realize that the impact of we often talk about the impact that we've come in a couple of years but we see the impact now and we see the impact clearly for girls now so there's a need to act immediately and we know because we've been doing this for many many years we know that over the last 25 years we have prevented almost 79000000 marriages and 6 marriages a minute so we know that it can be done that we think it's critical that we raise children's voices girls voices and that we address them need it we an ongoing risk

of gender based violence and that we have very clear on using the legislations we already have in many countries to end child marriage and we don't when we don't have this nation to make sure that that is put into place that there's a need for investment now and i do think clear investments in educational systems to make sure that when schools are able to open again children will be able to return because we know that more than 90 percent of children today are. making i mean are affected by school closures and we see a risk of over 10000000 children not being able to return them particularly girls the u.s. has been imports of palm oil from a malaysian company after a probe into allegations it uses forced labor the company says it's disappointed with the move because it's being actively trying to fix the situation for as many reports now from quality. the world's most widely consumed vegetable oil palm oil is found in half of all consumer products from food to biofuel it's also been

blamed for deforestation with companies accused of clearing huge tracts of forest for plantations and now one of the world's biggest palm oil producing company malaysia based f.g.b. holdings has been accused of mistreating its employees the u.s. has blocked imports of palm oil and palm oil products from the company after a year long investigation by its customs and border protection agency found cases of abuse deception and intimidation of workers. has issued a statement saying it's disappointed by the u.s. decision and that it's been taking steps over the past few years to uphold my best bandit's this is not the 1st time the company has been criticized for labor abuse 2 years ago it was sanctioned by the round table on sustainable palm oil a world certification group that promotes ethical production of palm oil for among other things forced labor and complicity in the trafficking of its workers rights

activists in malaysia say the exploitation of workers is a widespread problem in the industry so we have seen. beach. illegal beats. from the work. done. sometimes. because of the fact. they use uk i work how you. work there right malaysia is the world's 2nd largest palm oil producer after indonesia the 2 countries combined to produce 85 percent of the global supply malaysia's human resources minister told reporters the government views the allegations seriously and action would be taken but did not give further details the u.s. import back. and comes a year after rights groups called on to be investigated over concerns about forced labor and human trafficking on its plantations and it's not the only malaysian

palmer on to scrutiny and she trafficking group submitted a petition to u.s. authorities in april against another malaysian based plantation company florence 30 firefighters in northern california struggling to contain 2 fast moving wildfires one is threatening towns and wineries in napa valley the other has killed 4 people in the cascade foothills close to the oregon border an estimated 75000 people are under evacuation orders the status of the record shattering fire season that's already scorched over 1500000 factors while in bolivia the military is helping fight wildfires sort of destroyed more than a 1000000 hectares of forest and grassland some are still burning in the rural heartland of santa cruz and banning the government says the situation is under control of the rainfall in some of the affected areas as well. still to come here

in august we got small coming up the action from game one of the n.b.a. a finals as the l.a. lakers beat miami heat in 4.

or. but let's get on sports peter quick quick you very much the l.a. lakers made a strong stance of the n.b.a. finals they thrashed the miami heat in game one and to make matters worse for the heat they 3 bass players all picked up injuries they've been stuck says the action . as they have done for 3 months in the n.b.a. bubble by teams took the name and sent out a clear message ahead of the u.s.

election. like the lakers were favorites but they had lost 2 opening games in the playoffs and it was miami you started strongest economies open to. the team in yellow seen from a straw dog and some impressive long range shooting help them live comfortably ahead by off time i think he's already feeling the heat we're getting beaten up the last go and drag it to a foot injury bam out of bio left the game with a shoulder problem and jimmy butler twisted his ankle but was able to continue at least but the school $23.00 points but it wasn't enough to stop the lakers charge anthony davis making his finals debut top schooled with 34 points the brawn racked up 25 as well as 13 rebounds and 9 assists as the lakers won convincingly by 18 you know so much more work to do. the job is not done we're not satisfied when one yeah is that simple loose or i'll be ok and trade

oh. and get ready to go you. i think. i got to be ready so. i mean before miami i won the right and the lakers are now just 3 games white from a record equalling 70 and be a championship the prawn closing in on his full title with a 3rd change david stokes al-jazeera. this has been the longest n.b.a. season ever because of the coronavirus shutdown that started nearly a year ago so the n.b.a. commissioner is keen to give the players a proper rest before the next campaign begins hopefully with teams no longer in a bubble and they need a break physically and mentally there's no question about that and so that gets us clearly into december and you know so i said christmas the earliest more likely january as for fans in seats it's it's certainly our goal but it's dependent on

some additional advancements. rapid testing may be the key here sport all over the world still trying to cope with a pandemic saturday's game in italy said our football league between genoa and torino has been postponed that's because of an outbreak at genoa they've reported 14 cases among players and staff the club say they have activated all procedures and inform the relevant authorities were beaten 6 nil by napoli in the opening game last week. and rugby has been hit to just over 2 weeks before the european cup final and one of the teams involved dressing 92 has reported several cases of coronavirus the french club based in paris made the announcement after testing their entire squad and are awaiting guidance from the french league they need to play exeter in the champions cup final off to beating saracens in the same last week. well number one novak djokovic just stormed into the french open 3rd round with an easy win on thursday he had left the way nears ricard us but for an

opponent in the 2nd round and joke of it annihilated the world number 66616262 in just one hour and 23 minutes the faces. of the colombia. in the women's draw 2017 germany alone no loss the pain has knocked out 2nd seed peddling the pushed over of the banker is unseated but to carry the check in straight sets 6262 to the 23 year old from last year. on sure i could do much better but. i know that she can be tough if she's playing well but i thing everything sided with me so definitely i was not playing great writing maybe same level as the match before but of course she's much better player so. not much to say about this match. the new york yankees are through to the next round of major league baseball's playoffs maybe the cleveland indians 19 in game 2 on wednesday to sweep

a wildcard series it lost in game one when new york won 123 instead this was the longest 9 inning game in major league history the game lasted 4 hours and 50 minutes and was delayed twice by bad weather tampa bay await the yankees in the next round. but it was such a joy for the san diego padres playing their 1st playoff series in 14 years they were beaten $74.00 by the st louis cardinals paul goldschmidt sitting up to run homer for the garden since. i saw the stanley cup champions the tampa bay lightning have been celebrating their chair but a victory in a covert 19 appropriate manner there are enjoying a socially distanced boat parade and fan rally ordinarily fans would be lining the streets to view of past parade but on this occasion they instead gathered along the temple rather walk in at a follow various guidelines like social distancing and wearing masks. again that's all the sport make more data peter i sent for you for a value is it for this news of a back in a couple minutes with the half hour you see that.

i. we're heading to the place sunday from a true renewables on it's taking us 2 days on this boat just to get there from the search current dangerous mcharg techno look at what is being done to protect one of the region's most iconic creatures of cars are disappearing because k.l. legal pet trade with booming researchers say wanted to see if reintroduction of a cause was a viable option to save some of these population pretty good. techno on al-jazeera . know moved out of his parents' house after he got married he says

he found more space living in this king after run of eating it last year it's now his home along with his wife daughter and all but the israeli government said that he was to be constructed we've gotten permits and issued at the militia in order last month our interview with cut short as he hears that the israeli army has arrived in the village with a bulldozer resident face soldiers give them one minute to their home it took the found me months to build their brick house and nuff than an hour to see it get demolished. of all my friends and coworkers who were detained by him to only one survived they were all waiting for news of the men for can was only one word on their lips to most of those saw a boy killed in his father's arms i saw a man killed next to his son i have only once in my life see men who are scared

to death one of the bosnian war was darkest secrets bosnia the count on al-jazeera. i mean and azerbaijan ignore calls for a cease fire in the going to come about as russia and france say syrian rebels are fighting for these areas. but i mean this is answer life and also coming up. another woman is gang raped in india where outrage is growing ever sexual violence and caste discrimination. dozens of people arrested in hong kong as thousands of police trying to stop pro-democracy protests.