for one of the problems that there are just really aren't a lot of people of color who were making the 1st print run right from the floor for good works or for fun they preferred the nerd work table part of the listening post monitors and in tougher it's the media on al-jazeera. a fever and fatigue us president donald trump is in hospital after contracting cope at 19. i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support. trump has started to experimental drug treatments but is not requiring oxygen. other than or a kyle this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up course in the line of fire

we meet some of the people in the going to come back hiding and worries as fighting for the disputed region rages on. and security forces in mozambique are accused of torturing villages once fighting armed groups in the north. as president donald trump is resting in a military hospital a day off to testing positive for coated 19 doctors say he did have a fever and was fatigued before being admitted. he was taken to hear the walter reed national military medical center on a friday often it's just gone 3 am that the most recent update from the white house was a 74 year old was not needing supplementary oxygen to help him breathe but he has

been given to experimental drugs tweeted for most so that he was going well i think and he thanked supporters. for maryland mike hanna reports. dressed in a suit and wearing a mask president trump walked to marine one on assisted minutes before he tweeted out this 5000 to thank everybody for the tremendous support i moved into walter reed hospital or think i'm doing very well but we're going to make sure things were the 1st lady's doing very well so we're thank you very much very appreciative there were very good players. here right at the ball to read it and once again walked unassisted to a waiting car on his way to a special suite to the hospital where his staff say he will continue to work for the next few days. democratic challenger joe biden stood on the same stage as

a president on tuesday he tested negative for the virus on friday and sent his best wishes tweeting julan i send our thoughts to president trump and 1st lady melania trump for a swift recovery we will continue to pray for the health and safety of the president and his family trump has several risk factors that put him in danger of complications from covert 19 hughes in his mid seventy's and overweight we have to wait for the next few days. or for some people get really sick within hours but you know some people don't get sick until week after and still we have to really be carefully observing the situation trampas often chosen not to wear a mask including at his own rallies where many of his supporters reject the science behind the idea. his team including family members went masculists at the tuesday

debate trump even ridiculed democratic candidate joe biden for wearing a mosque as recommended by virtually all public health experts i don't wear mess like him every time you see he's got a mask he could be speaking 200 feet away from him he shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen thanks especially in social where the president may have become infected have also turned to a ceremony in on off supreme court nominee amy coney beret which took place in the white house rose garden last saturday several people who attended that largely mosque free event have since tested positive house speaker nancy pelosi sent a best wishes to the president but said this was a lesson to be learnt this is chad it is very sad but it also is something that you dead again going into crowds unmasked and all the rest the sort of a brazen in the taishan for something like this to happen it's sad that it did but

nonetheless hopeful that it will be a transition to a saner approach to what this virus is all about the white house doctor has confirmed the president received one dose of an experimental drug regeneration it has not been through final clinical trials and was administered on what is called a compassionate use basis this is the only way a drug and not approved by the f.d.a. can be administered to a patient who is not part of a clinical trial my kind of al-jazeera but those don't well doctors i hear shar is a primary care doctor in arizona he told my colleague in rank on war about the treatment that the president is receiving. he has now been given all the experimental relatively experimental treatments. i find that concerning because

i think trying to understand the severity of what's going on with the president you have to sort of read tea leaves because they're not being forthcoming with giving us real details regarding his condition when he developed the symptoms necessary the symptoms but we're hearing things like he's not having some difficulty with breathing which is a very concerning quite fast to cater in the progression of posted and he's already been given 2 treatments that ordinary citizens don't typically receive although the reading disappear is of able now. to be used for specialized situations is there another experimental drug that they might try if this one doesn't look at these 2 in fact i was. well despite being the leader of the free world and arguably one of the most powerful men on the planet. this is a disease for which the options are limited we know that in patients who become more significantly ill end up in the i.c.u.

sense setting that dexamethasone which is a steroid has been shown to reduce morbidity and mortality i don't think he's yet a candidate or get some medical soame but in between there's not a lot that you can do other than supportive care of vitamin d. has some clinical utility both as a preventative and as a therapeutic agent but. you know 8 out of 10 americans who die from this particular virus who die from cope at 19 or over the age of 60 and so you know it's not to say that the death rate is 80 percent that's not what i'm claiming but of the $200000.00 plus who've died in america thus far 80 percent of them were over the age of 60 so we know that age plays a critical role in the severity of the infection and mr trump our president is 74 years old he also has an additional risk factor that i'm aware of which is his morbid obesity and the 2 couple together make the likelihood of the progression of

the underlying infection greater that's the great concern and despite his power and influence he has already utilized the 2 therapies that are cutting edge in fact that personally received today would not be available hardly to anyone else it is entirely still in clinical trials and so it's remarkable but for the fact that he's the president of the united states i don't think he would have been eligible for that there are 3 of the democratic presidential candidate meanwhile joe biden has decided to remove all negative ads about chummed he said that the president's infection is a reminder of how serious the pandemic is. like you stuart knology which our hero you do as well so you my prayers for the health and safety of the 1st lady president. after they tested positive for kuwait 90. i worry that you and i prove that you will make a quick and full recovery this is not a matter of politics it's

a bracing reminder to all of us we have to take this virus seriously looking at the global picture of the pandemic the number of people in india who have died of corona virus is now past 100000 that's a count from the accounts for nearly 10 percent of the global deaths septembers been india's worst month the daily cases and fatalities outstripping those in any other country in the 6500000 people have been infected 2nd only to the united states but it has the highest number of recovered patients in the world. and new lockdown measures have come into effect in spain's capsule city madrid following an order from the central government under the new restrictions residents and says he will not be allowed to leave the area unless they have to make an essential journey spain has seen a risk of recent surge in corona virus cases with at least 789000 people infected since the start of the pandemic let's take

a look at some other news now and there's been more fierce fighting between armenia and azerbaijan with both sides accusing the other of shelling civilian areas of battling over nagorno-karabakh media released this video which it says shows destruction in step and. by john targeted the disputed region and the pictures can't be independently verified as by john says the armenians have hit several towns including an area that serves as a safe haven for civilians fleeing the fighting let's go to our correspondent s.m.m cause she's in bed in azerbaijan and saw them tell us what's happening on the front lines there as you can see is. well shelling doesn't stop in there and other places in many other fronts as well. ordered this town of which is in the south and which hasn't been occupied our mania

was under very heavy fire so far today we're hearing that it's core mobile and north is northern the territory on it has been under heavy fire and now it has reached a barrier there we're hearing that civilians continue to evacuate their villages actually some people already evacuated. their homes right before our mania. conflict started last sunday and some of them are living by their cars by the road they are there hoping that the conflict is going to end in a couple of days and they would have a chance to ritual in their homes but of course some villagers some villages are damaged and. some people as there are civilian casualties if people are injured people are in the hospitals but at the front when you look at the front line we see that as our bridge on military has advanced from. down to our that are inside

nagorno-karabakh and they have been taking the said vans for the last 23 days and their aim is actually to regain control of what they call the occupied territories and they're going to go to break away. since 1994 even our mania doesn't recognize but i think minority i mean i think minority controls the city this fight it's another bridge on the land and recently armenia petitions announced that they're going to go to bob maniac to that was the reason why the conflict. the fire was lit absolutely it has been a week of battles hasn't it now i mean here is saying that it's ready to work towards a cease fire or getting any similar indications from the azerbaijan side. yesterday azerbaijan president spoke to al jazeera he talked to al jazeera and he answered

all our questions and he said that for negotiations 1st the initial condition is that armenia stops putting presenting conditions for negotiations and our main you know withdrawing from territories and he gave the legal basics that according to u.n. charters and other international binding documents and go in a car of our. occupied territories belong to us air bridge and apparently my live there is a ridge on present it is willing to embrace the remaining population living in azerbaijan the land he said that we don't have any problem with armenia citizens and before the current prime minister before question young we have a process of talks with the former minion politicians but question the un is acting like as if there was no are many of before and there were not talks before so he says but she has to stop his expansionist policies in order to be able to begin

negotiations and he said that especially minsk talks have been about that for 30 years but of course there is an open door ok as long as our mania withdraws from the occupied territories ok so because of your reporting there from azerbaijan thanks very much senator let's hear now from bernard smith he's in the gorno karabakh where he visited towns and villages in the firing line of a 4th. place in town but everyone here is scared for 5 days the women and children of matteucci have been hiding in the town's bomb shelters. with these guys. and i've been here 6 days how should we feel my sons are on the front line sometimes he managed to talk to them we're waiting for peace and for victory and for sons to return. throughout the night or when the air raid siren goes off this is where people run for cover. above ground martini's largely abandoned the 1st mortars hit on sunday that's when fighting flared again between

azerbaijan and the self-governing armenian enclave of nagorno-karabakh is the most serious confrontation since a ceasefire ended a war in 1904 that killed nearly 30000 military personnel. these rockets landed just short of art school and you can see the extent of the devastation there this is right in the center of. this town not far from the front line between azerbaijan and armenia has been hit regularly since sunday by as air force. what i like that's my larger of the or i'm lucky my head didn't blow off russ make background tells us. you know hit him and shattered his shop and home as he sat down for lunch ross make is a veteran of the 1st war here which broke out when armenian majority karabakh broke away from azerbaijan during the breakup of the soviet union. your bottom line we

survived somehow we found some bread it's enough what are we going to do i'm staying because everything i own is in the house and i want to look after it all. towns and villages all along the border with azerbaijan there in the firing line no one was home when this cluster of 4 homes was blown apart. and then we almost always it this is our village our home where should i go my children ask me why are you walking out in the village i say if i hear the sound of the bomb it's best if it hits me i won't even know it why should i be frightened and over this turkish animal. the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan say there's no immediate likelihood of talks so there'll be more of this. and for those waiting for news of their sons and husbands plenty to worry about. bernard smith al jazeera in the going to care about. and you can watch an interview with the armenian prime

minister nicol. that's on sunday at $830.00 g.m.t. . still ahead here on al-jazeera now with the u.s. election one month away we'll look at what president trump's coronavirus diagnosis means for the race for the white house. and pals in india defining a ban on price this is anger grows over the gang rape and murder of 2 women. how it's shaping up to be a very wet couple of days across western parts of europe and shaping into a wet weekend actually also blustery shot was swirling away around a storm alex has brought some vodka wanes in and some very heavy rain it's

a fry $54.00 millimeters in the space of only 12 hours around half a month's worth off the october average in just 12 hours i was impressed today and don't see far away we saw 185 kilometer when she was staying jets so violent waves and it has inevitably caused some damage across at northwestern corner of francais will stay wet and windy those i said across a good part of western europe system remaining across a similar area whether splashing across a good parts of the british isles studying with wells scotland seeing some very heavy rain as we go through saturday that wetter weather will curl its way around the ahl and as we go on into sunday weather diving its way across southern parts of france northern areas of italy and we'll see some showers that just around the balkans as well some of the weather also affecting scandinavia come further south into southern parts of europe here is a little quiet so we have got a few showers just around the northwest of africa but the west weather as per usual surround west africa and making its way further west still.

but. the world's biggest economy was put on hold. deregulating industries of old delivered new growth for a president who promised greatness again. on the coronavirus pandemic has seen resurgence replaced with a recession as the world eagerly watches on to see out either presidential candidate might revive the flagship u.s. economy. details coverage of the u.s. elections on al-jazeera. the arab .

again you what you want is there has remind you of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has been moved to a military medical center where he's being treated for 19 white house as the president is doing very well. a president trump does not require any supplemental oxygen but he is being given 2 experimental drugs one of them is rem disappear which has been shown to shorten the coronavirus patient's hospital stays. and the 7th day of fierce fighting is underway between military forces from all mean you in azerbaijan both sides are reporting civilian deaths and accusing each other of selling populated areas. diagnosis has op ended the race for the white house the potential political fallout remains unclear and no polling has yet been done to gauge voters' reactions but there are likely to be radical changes to the remainder of the campaign as rob reynolds reports. with

the president hospitalized and facing a period of treatment and quarantine all trump campaign events are now on hold it's unclear if the next presidential debate scheduled for october 15th will go ahead. trump's last rally before the diagnosis was in minnesota on wednesday as usual he did not wear a mask and neither did many of his supporters trump had planned rallies in florida wisconsin and arizona over the next several days from campaign officials say the president's absence from the campaign trail is not particularly important. in the british way and editions trumps infection also undercuts one of his central themes in these final days before the election which is that the pandemic is waning

even though more than 207000 americans have died from it the end of the pandemic is in sight and next year will be one of the greatest years in the history of our country some voters may wonder if since the president could not keep himself or his wife safe from the pandemic he can keep the country safe from it it's definitely ironic to have them have that is best thing that her legacy is making that of joe biden away and then last week he said that the bridge the impacts now line to we don't wish any ill will to the president but it's not at all surprising given direction we just hope that this will cause a change in the direction of his leadership and that he will curtail some of the activities like really the campaign rallies where essentially being. open and spreading that search around after testing negative for covert 19 democratic nominee joe biden continued his campaign and flew to michigan he expressed concern

for trump and the 1st lady this is not a man. politics it's a bracing reminder to all of us that we have to take this virus seriously biden's events are generally small and strictly adhered to virus control recommendations including mask wearing and distancing in tuesday's debate mocked biden for wearing masks and questioned his intelligence because you know what and there's nothing smart about now biden's caution seems to be the smarter approach robert oulds al-jazeera. forces. executing and torturing. fights armed groups in northern. province that's according to rights groups has been fighting groups who say they want to create an islamic state 2017 reports. so we're calling him to protect his identity he says he was on his way to the

market in northern mozambique when military police stopped him and beat him. labor filmed it on a mobile phone government security forces are fighting armed groups in cabo delgado province mooses one of a growing number of civilians who complain of uses by police and soldiers. one of them called me hey come here he had a gun on me he asked me about my id card and at that moment i didn't have it he told me to lie on the floor and he told his colleague to hit me with a baton he hit me 14 times on the head and the buttocks before i was sent away. government troops have been accused of consistent abuses against civilians since the conflict began 3 years ago the fighting armed groups known locally as. you say they want to create an islamic state. this video which circulated on social media last month appears to show mozambican soldiers. cues a naked woman of being

a member of al-shabaab and she tries to run away she's beaten. and then shot dead. rights group amnesty international says its analysis has verified the video and that it proves government rights violations. government condemn the killing and other abuses against civilians but often blames them on the armed groups. the military never violated human rights in the north an area of operations killing a terrorist is not a violation of human rights. videos of men in mozambique in military uniforms committing abuses such as lethal beatings and beheadings have become common on social media in recent months the government says rebels steal and wear military uniforms rights groups say nobody is held to account well most all just think that what they're really not. going to do but they're very sure that nothing is going to

happen to them because the man on top of them and. all of those we love you and their actions. the armed groups are accused of widespread abuses too including beheadings and burning homes. they've made significant gains this year taking control of some towns as seen here in the center of one of them the government struggling to fight back violence has caused more than 200000 people to flee their homes rights groups say if the people can't trust the government and its soldiers the conflict will only get worse malcolm web al jazeera. police and protesters have faced off at a demonstration in mexico. it happened during a rally that was being held to mark $52.00 gears since the massacre of demonstrators in tellico square in 1968 security forces stormed

a student protest in mexico city killing at least 30 people but when says and rights activists believe as many as 300 were killed that day activists blame the government for a lack of accountability for this and for 43 students that went missing in 2014. 5 senior police officers have been suspended over the handling of the gang rape and murder of a 19 year old woman her death and that of another woman from the lodge lies dalat community sparked protests in the state of uttar pradesh pradesh and reignited a national debate on sexual violence and it is going to cost us some involving both systems and politicians their heart reports the it was an emergency lockdown and a ban on protests haven't stopped people from gathering at this village in india's northern states of to pradesh this is where a 19 year old one of 2 women from the marginalised dunnit community was gang raped recently resulting in her death was scuffles broke out

between opposition politicians and the police i'm not gathered there are gonna die or jock when we were going to meet the doll it family they didn't let us go this policewoman pulled my blouse and beat one of our legislators with a baton she fell down. the 2nd victim was a 22 year old who died on her way to the hospital and she was date the same day as the 19 year old their cases have caused a national public outcry. was protesters are blaming the government's police and what they say is a deeply entrenched discriminatory cost system for what happened to minority women . while the suspects from an opera cost community are in custody the police chief on thursday ruled out rape allegations in the case of the 1st victim. here.

it was clearly stated in the report of the forensic science department that the samples that were collected didn't show any trace of sperm this makes it clear that some people used this case to try to stir cast tensions in the state was that a claim refuted by forensic experts in the victims' families who accuse the police of destroying evidence and cremating the body of 19 year old victim without her family's permission. facing heavy criticism the government has promised to fast track the cases its human rights activists and the opposition blame it for allowing police to use excessive force against protesters including the detention of congress party leader raul gandhi and his sister on thursday. culpability is also completely asserted me it's not in the public domain if it's happening it's happening only in the level of the department and that doesn't build public trust it would build public trust of the police reported to the public this is why we had

to take the action that we take. student british marines says police in delhi mistreated him during a protest on wednesday. police it seems you know is functioning with complete immunity they're really don't care if you file cases they really don't care if the media covers i personally feel that you know delhi is on the word of becoming another german kashmir where you basically waste your time a critical pinion and you are welcome to the police station or digit. sexual violence against women was at the center of widespread anger and nationwide protests in 2012 that led to changes in the rule. potato years later women here still face a significant risk of sexual assault according to the government's own national crime records bureau a woman is raped in india every 15 minutes set aside at al jazeera.