our country for generations to come live coverage of the vice presidential debate. our hope is that we can plan for a discharge as early as tomorrow the president trumps doctors say he continues to improve but reveal he's been given a steroids usually reserved for seriously ill patients after his oxygen levels dropped twice. our intake of his own jazeera live from london also coming up. reports from they're going to care about capital as rockets rain down knocking out power and driving residents of the disputed region underground. violent clashes in chile is

sparked by a video which appears to show police throwing a teenage boy off a bridge. and the city once known as the pile of the ohrid 612 decades of decay and restore some of its former glory. doctors treating u.s. president donald trump for covert 19 have revealed that his oxygen levels dropped intermittently on friday and saturday despite that they say he could be discharged from hospital as early as monday and then as his briefing from the walter reed military hospital doctors said trump's condition continues to improve and he hasn't had a fever since friday but they also told reporters he's been given the drugs dexamethasone a steroid the world health organization only recommends the severe cases that's in addition to the antiviral drug does appear and an experimental antibody treatment.

in response to the transience low oxygen levels as dr conley is discussed we did initiate document his own therapy and he received his 1st dose of that yesterday and our plan is to continue not for the time being today he feels well he's been up and around our plan for today is to have him to eat and drink. out of bed as much as possible to be mobile and if you continue to look and feel as well as he does today our hope is that we can plan for a discharge as early as tomorrow to the white house where he can continue his treatment course what kind of joins us separate outside walter reed medic minute change medical center in bethesda and mike is the picture any care now regarding president trumps current condition. though there was a lot more information than was given 24 hours ago at the initial briefing for the 1st time the doctors confirmed that president trumps alex agenda levels had dropped and not to ensure that he needed supplemental oxygen not only once and this

happened on friday the 1st time which actually preempted his move to walter reed hospital but the doc to say as well the same incident happened in the course of saturday so there's a little bit more information there the information too that he's being given dexamethasone very significant because this is a drug a steroid that's only given to critically ill patients and only is beneficial when they on mechanical ventilators or receiving constant feeds of oxygen so that is significant but at the same time the doctors are saying there's a possibility that president trump could return to the residence at the white house on monday said something of a mixture of messages yet again the doctor the personal physician was also very quick to clarify why he painted such a rosy prognosis 24 hours ago saying that all was well when by his own admission now we understand that president trump's oxygen levels were dropping this is what dr sean connelly had to say. i'm sure. reflect the upbeat attitude that the

team the president of course of illness has had. didn't want to give any information that might steer the course of illness in another direction and in doing so you know came off that were trying to hide something that was initially true. and say i have here have it he is the fact of the matter is that he's doing really well. and michael meantime is some questions about the lack of contact tracing from places that trump went to immediately before is announced he tested positive. well this is a very important point 1st of all 6 he tested positive or was diagnosed positive with a p.c.r. test late thursday evening according to the doctors we do not know and are not being told whether he tested positive before god one of the anti genter said very

quick test which is the white house protocol for testing it's a 15 minute result but isn't largely inaccurate 48 percent of the time according to most medical observers now the point of all of this is that we do not know when president trump actually contracted the disease we do not know how many places he's being being covert positive if we start at the rose garden that ceremony to announce the supreme court nomination we could go saturday there were over 150 people there the rallies that he attended or meetings that he attended in minnesota meeting on thursday in new jersey to raise funds for his campaign now the white house says that it is in charge of contact tracing because it's a president along with the offices from the centers for disease control however many who are in the rose garden last saturday say they have not been contacted authorities in minnesota say there has been no correspondence with the white house

say attempting to set up their own tracing methods and new jersey authorities saying exactly the same the they are attempting to track the more than $150.00 people who have the money raising there so the white house is saying it's in charge of content tracing in alignment with the c.d.c. but that simply all the evidence is that nobody is tracing the path of a covert positive president let alone the white house and this very briefly would appear to reflect the. the response of the white house to the a pandemic as a whole during which months in which over $200000.00 americans have died no federal system or no national tracing system has been established and now the white house is directly responsible it says doesn't seem to be improving mike hanna thank you very much. dr eric franco doing is an epidemiologist and senior fellow at the federation of american scientists he explains the significance of the new drug

trump is receiving look we now we it's clear that trump was on oxygen and on oxygen several times and you know constant drop sample times and what's most worrying is actually the new revelation that he's on deck some of the snow that's about snow is proving a colossal trials. to reduce mortality but it is underdog joke island use worst severe in critical i.c.u. patients the fact that they not just use rain does appear and other previous antibody therapy but when cement took some of the stone which is the last line critical severe case drug shows this by definition they were very very worried and this is much more severe that they're than they're letting on the white house does have basically a full surgical suite if necessary and i'm pretty sure the doctors will be on standby a normal sense as you would not be discharged in any way any still continue 5 day run does your course so he is definitely still not out of the woods meanwhile 9

states in the u.s. have reported record numbers of kevin 1000 cases over the past week the country reported an increase of nearly 49000 new infections on saturday and known health experts have warned the increasingly colder temperatures are driving people indoors aiding the spread of the virus in wisconsin an average of almost one in 4 tests coming back positive. conic frank a japanese fashion designer kenzer teka has died of code 19 at the age of $81.00 and so are the 1st japanese designer to break into the paris fashion scene is deaf in a suburb outside the french capital comes 50 years after he launched his 1st collection in the city kansas hold his brand in 1903 and later went to descend the retirement to arrange one of the most respected people in parisian high fashion companies most recent collection was shown early this year.

as a vision and armenia accusing each other of targeting civilians in their conflict over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh as a version says its 2nd largest city ganja was attacked this afternoon on a car about capital stefana cats came under sustained bombardment which killed at least 10 people under there's been a smith was there as the rockets were falling. 123-456-7891 . this is been the most sustained bombing of japan occurred since 1994 and the end of the war between ethnic armenians in the play of nagorno-karabakh and azerbaijan from early sunday morning air raid sirens wailed across the city. as a barrier our job rockets and mortars rained down on. the target where we were filming seems to have been a nearby electricity distribution station now that was

a. very close. rocket targeting somewhere near. here. and i think. karma. ok let's go guys come come come. my. life has moved underground instapundit cat for 8 days now those who haven't left here have been living like this just short of what we are in a very bad situation we sent all of our children out of the city and we have also just for our sons waiting for good news and to get out of the cellars we haven't

heard from her fighting we don't know how they are but to be armenians are strong we are patient. this apartment building was hit on friday night fortunately the people who live here were in that shelter the shockwave smashed the windows of buildings nearby. weapons technology has advanced considerably in the 30 years since ethnic armenians in the gono karabakh and azerbaijan last fort with this intensity because there is now of help from the turkish military and it seems precision guided missiles and drones. i was 7 years old when i 1st saw war we don't want our children to go through all that that's why we took them to we are brave united that is why everything is going to be ok kind of is going to. come back infrastructure is being targeted there was a direct hit on the electricity transformers

a couple of hours after we'd filmed nearby step on occurred is now without power. and on the very edge of nagorno-karabakh more electricity transformers were targeted on sunday afternoon we driven past 5 minutes earlier. this on players under pressure like never before as azerbaijan's military forces seem to be trying to completely cut it and its people off from amina bernard smith al-jazeera nagorno-karabakh as a version says forces have launched a missile attack against the. she says the warring sides and no closer to entering into negotiations. amid accusations of all those are bridge on and are many against each other for attacking their civilian settlements in a corner car about conflict seems to be transforming into a direct war between our mania and as our page on that within this week top

azerbaijan officials including the president have threatened that if our many attacks are a jump from our many in territory those firing positions would be destroyed and today our mania officials said that they hit. again jay aboard again jet is the 2nd largest city of us are big john with 350000 population after that we heard off the show saying that there is a vengeful area in the city's center was hit by rockets fired from our main yes so now everybody's worried as well as our bridge on retaliate against this attack from our mania because as soon as i heard the incident i spoke to official sources in the foreign ministry and to some academics sources all sides are saying that are many as front to drag as arbet john into a bilateral conflict because if this happens they believe our main will be able to regain the. international support or regional support let me say that they've

been they find it necessary from the. security collective security treaty organization which are many is a member of but as our bridge on isn't by this way russia might be in all different and then this question comes up will this turn out to be a regional conflict because if russia is involved turkey might be involved so all these questions are waiting for answers but the coming days seems to be a far from coming around the negotiation table for us are great john and i remain in office chills still to come this half hour report from one of central asia is poorest countries where allegations of very buying have dominated parliamentary elections. and the u.n. turned schools into food distribution center. as in gaza but it renováveis pandemic is pushing for thousands the brink of extreme poverty.

but. still most saw any letup in that cool room wet weather that we have across western parts of europe pushing away into the central areas to a massive area of low pressure is swirling away winds to cause traveling in an anticlockwise direction dragging up a fair bit of moisture from the mediterranean very heavy showers still in play all the way down towards more than a flea pushing across into the bowl as we go through monday showers swirling away further north as well the center of the lowest still just around the midlands in central england if we shall as there rattling their way across the low countries back into france will see some wet weather for a time as well into scandinavia more heavy rain coming into norway and sweden as we go on through choose a little warmer so we say less cold 16 celsius in london the blustery wind to take the edge off even lack temperature more showers heavy spells of right into southern

parts of france and also somewhat weather coming into ukraine and up towards about some wet weather making its way into central africa as per usual but some unusually wet weather now pushing up but cross mauritania even western sahara could see some wet weather as you go on through monday unusual conditions is what this weather will be across the gulf of guinea southern areas of nigeria and tokyo might choose day. but. we are going home to botswana when modern mankind originate. many moons ago mankind migrated from the majestic caddy to begin the journey of the modern human across the world 1st and as the dust settles everyone is welcome back home too with gladness but one that our pride your destination.

one of the top stories here nigeria doctors treaty u.s. president donald trump for covert 19 say they've given him the drug text message a steroid the world health organization only recommends for severe cases but they insist he's doing well and could be discharged from hospital as early as monday. as a passion and armenia irq using each other targeting civilians in a conflict over they know or care about region at least 10 people were killed when the region's capital to panic at respond. in well as about john says its 2nd largest city ganja was also attacked in the karabakh is officially part of

azerbaijan which is controlled by ethnic albanians. one of social asia's poorest countries kyrgyzstan has been voting for a new parliament and 3 establishment parties looks set to dominate preliminaries at results suggest the bream dick party which includes sprint store and buy jim because younger brother is leading the count with just over 24 percent of vote election has been dominated by allegations of vote buying and corruption trial stratford is in the capital bishkek he says some political parties reportedly bribe voters to gain their support. or evidence suggests a huge majority for pro-government parties in this parliamentary election the figures amounts of 3 parties taking potentially up to 95 of the 120 seats available the closest the opposition have got any opposition party you've got to that one opposition party to actually taking 12 seats similar figures for another

opposition party of course this comes after widespread allegations of voter manipulation and vote buying in the run up to this election indeed. we were at a polling station throughout the day and we. had people speaking to us saying that they were we're seeing evidence of voter manipulation at that polling station what this potentially does though for pro-government parties within parliament is of course it increases their general gives them more power to further their agenda and what we're looking at potentially is a greater push for more integration with the eurasian bloc that he's led by russia so closer relations with russia they've also spoken about. improving tax laws here it's widely known in kyrgyzstan that you can to not put too fine a point on it paid. by the authorities in order not to pay your taxes so that the

promise is there to improve tax laws here. and it's also considered that they may well now not be the big push for constitutional reform which was going to potentially lessen the powers of the president something that the opposition would very much keen on what remains to be seen though of course is the kind of response that we that we may or may not see from the votes of public about a public that is very unhappy with the way that this government is performed tens of thousands of people have marched through the center of the better russian capital as protest against president and to their 9th week demonstrators marched to detention centers in minsk demanding that political prisoners be freed police used water cannon to disperse them and cordoned off streets witnesses have reported many arrests anti-government protests have been ongoing since discussion to declare

victory in a disputed election on august the 9th. indian police are violently dispersed to protest against the alleged gang rape of a young woman in the northern state of pradesh a 19 year old victim died of her injuries last week sparking furious demonstrations across the country the public outrage grew after the woman's family said officers cremated her body without their consent fortunes have turned over the best occasion to the federal police agency the fact victims' family says they don't trust the police and what the case to be handled by the supreme court. have been violent clashes in chile's capital during protests against police brutality over a video which appears to show officers pushing a 16 year old boy off a bridge demonstrators are calling on sanchez police chief to resign over the incident which officers deny the government has ordered an investigation so hierarchical what was the voices calling for change in chile are growing louder

thank you hundreds of anti-government protesters rallied in the camp to santiago infuriated by this video that went viral on friday it shows a riot police officer chasing a teenager who's then thrown from a bridge and lands in a shallow canal face down and motionless he survived and is in a stable condition in hospital but the pictures are being shared widely with public calls and by a position politicians the censor goes chief of police to resign police deny an officer push the youngster off the bridge and say much of what's being said on social media is incorrect we're going to meet you we want to clarify be untrue story that this person was held over the bridge by his feet were pushed over the years by the water cannon and some on social media claim they witnessed fortunately there is a video that shows this unfortunate accident happening during an intense situation with a group of people causing disorder now the prosecutors must evaluate based on the evidence. following friday's incident read i was thrown into the canal water.

symbolizing floods highlighting what protesters say has become a systematic government crackdown since last year you'll see a look at when i want to see the police a violent we can't bear it anymore they've raped tortured run people over blinded others and now they're throwing people in the approach oh river. look at income up front the government doesn't want us to protest it doesn't want us to get it together but they don't care that we gather in the subway and on buses like sardines to go to work the government issued a statement saying it's condemns any form of violence adding that the officer in question has been removed from his post what an investigation is underway i un release that it's 8 page and best of report condemning the government's response to mass protests of year ago against increasing public transport costs and social inequality was during the unrest 31 people were killed and many injured nearly

30000 were detained hundreds of them reportedly being tortured and sexually abused that's prompted chilean prosecutors to investigate thousands of human rights violations that point to be committed by security forces during the protests. since last october a series of cabinet reshuffle has a resulted in 3 men success moving parts in charge of the interior ministry. box the leadership changes don't seem to have calm protesters the constitutional referendum is the 25th. all to cave in 19 restrictions since march has prevented demonstrations pools are increasing for further protests you. saw the height of al-jazeera. the coronavirus pandemic is crippling gaza's economy which was already struggling after years of blockades and conflict with israel the un agency owner a is turning $21.00 schools into food distribution centers as covered restrictions

cause a surge in unemployment and poverty where 75 percent of the 2000000 people who live in go. already depended on aid if $1000.00 hit it to regain the reports. in the shati refugee camp in a gaza city people keep up the food parcels many live in extreme poverty and for then aid provided by is a matter of survival at that there are 8 people in my family before the pandemic the economic situation was already bad and now after the outbreak everything stopped no work no life there is nothing in gaza we depend on food parcels and the charity we get from volunteers. under is working gaza was made more difficult by the us decision 2 years ago to end its $360000000.00 annual contribution to the impact of the coronavirus and the disruption to food handouts because of health and safety restrictions has increased anxiety levels say many gazans and this is it will be

a humanitarian catastrophe stops the you know you to palestinians people will not have food to eat most of gaza's population about 80 percent depend on this. for the blockaded territory with high unemployment and an under equipped overstretched health system these are desperate times the u.n. says the coronavirus is having a big impact on people's mental health you have no hope to find a job you have no hope to travel and now you are asked to stay at home. to find and i really think what we don't see with the eyes but we hear about is that that violence you know aggressive is increasing because of frustration because this economy which was already struggling before the pandemic is under more pressure the u.n. says is unemployment rises more families will rely on food handouts like these victoria gave him be algis there. the u.k. capital has finally managed to stage one of its most popular sporting events and it

ended with a surprise finish in london. than was 6 months late and in severely cut down form usually around 40000 people run the streets of the u.k. capital but this time it groups of 39 men and 25 women tackled the same distance over 19 laps of a close circuit in the center of the city there was a major surprise in the men's race world record holder. finishing 800 winner surekha tata. who was once known as the pearl of the orient but decades of decay have left manila a shadow of its former self the philippine capital was devastated during the 2nd world war and rebuilding it has proven difficult the government is planning to revitalize the city or preserving its history terminal and again courts from manila . this is manila one of the oldest and most densely populated cities in the world a melting pot of asian and latin cultures

a place where the divide between rich and poor is conspicuous but decades ago manila was called the pearl of the orient the manila metropolitan theater was once a testament to the city's grandeur it was a staging ground for artists from all over the world who wanted to perform in the far east but decades later the theater has become a symbol of mandela's decade now the philippine government is changing that what will make this a different piece people will come here not only because of the show but because of the building. the battle for manila between the joint filipino and american forces and the japanese imperial army in 1945 caused the loss of more than 100000 lives and destroyed much of the city government buildings the universities and monasteries were just some of the many structures that were destroyed in manila

during world war 2 and historians say the country lost an irreplaceable story treasure with the destruction of the city manila was the most devastated city during world war 2 after war so in poland but rebuilding a life and a city from scratch has proven difficult and some experts say manila has never truly recovered. over the decades with a growing urbanization pollution and do reputation for violence businesses moved to other areas of the country we lost the prime. and you cannot buy back down it's kind of that's what we are our cultural history to make money like this and that at the same time hopefully we leave with that expectation of being the capital of the company people don't remember that we all came from. it centrality was

a people went to school here our economic activity was based we have to get acquainted again with that and respect that history but article buildings museums and historical parks remain a reminder that not all is lost in manila at least for now similarly in dugit al-jazeera manila. from one of the top stories on our jazeera doctors treaty u.s. president donald trump for covert 19 say they've given him a texan method sewn a steroid the world health organization only recommends for severe cases he received the drug after his oxygen levels dropped intermittently on friday and saturday but his doctors insist he's doing well and could be discharged from hospital as early as monday in response to transition low oxygen levels as dr.