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kept of the very latest. you're just getting into some of the most critical fire months and cold. warnings the worst is yet to come in california as wildfires burn of record amount of land across the u.s. state. as a by john in armenia accusing each other of targeting civilians in the conflict over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh both sides are reporting casualties as the fighting moves into a 2nd week as a by john says 2 of its cities were attacked this after the main city in a gold mine cutbacks the family came under sustained bombardment. bernard smith is keeping track of the latest developments from gora's in armenia. the bombardment of

japan a cat started again on monday after a heavy day of shelling on sunday we're told that 5 people have been killed and 10 wounded now armenia has denied allegations nagorno-karabakh forces have denied allegations that they've been attacking me is a very city a miniature dear. john says it has been attacked by media and forces all forces from the go on to karabakh now about john's president says that is going to be no ceasefire no talks until i mean forces withdrawal from terror treats occupied around the going to because it wants to go on account of. the challenges all the risk is that this could spread into a wider conflict between armenia and azerbaijan so far it's mainly nagorno-karabakh forces fighting forces the difficulty then will be for armenian president nicole because as a by john has explicit backing from turkey he does not have explicit backing from

an equivalent country he came to power and evolve it revolution 2 years ago ousting . favorite putin the russian president's favorite soap machine not a natural ally of russia vladimir putin. and for reaction out of by john let's go to c.n.n. because who is now in get severe here which is i believe the 4th largest city in azerbaijan geographically it does appear that the fighting is widening bring us up to date with the situation where you are. well 1000000 last night courting 2 hours a real fish oils for missiles hits manga cervera we sold them some of them actually hitting the ground. there are many and side. the know is that those missiles were fired from their own territory but they are very defense ministry and other officials say that those missiles were direct the fired from our main interest

story to the us are begun and this morning azerbaijan the fence ministry published a map that shows the at that they claim the locations are many was firing the rockets from also the defense ministry published a video of missiles being fired from our main territories saying that those missiles were the ones that hit. and. another city 300 kilometers to the front line yesterday so both sides accuse each other for firing missiles hitting each other but more thais also deny all those claims meant a war of appropriate ganda between john and our mania also not garner courage by the us that they deny that they hit. a city but very officers are saying that they are being hit by iranian territory and within the last week top

officials were saying that if many of fires from our many and soil to us are they would be retaliating now everybody's curious whether this is going to happen as yesterday there were some rocket fire is that his gun just city the 2nd most populated city of john has a strategic a military city in azerbaijan 300 kilometers from the front line having the former soviet arsenal along with john are said also now everybody's curious where this. conflict is going to extend to internationally have things are going to evolve but azerbaijan has the backing of turkey we know that turkish prisons are gone have been going full support to us are big john but many fear that. retaliate against our mania after the claims that are many of their own territory

are mania would be able to bring regional powers into play which are to collective security treaty organization members including russia then it would turn to turn out to be a regional conflict but when you speak to some experts here they say that a regional conflict may not be possible the density of the tension would stay in this level but given the situation that the civilian places are being hit on but also as for health an hour ago we heard that bird the district teradata district and other places by lygon district were again hit just half an hour or one hour ago so still the tension is high we will follow up and see how things are going to evolve. consoli there with the very latest on that conflict developing conflict between us by john in our media reporting there from there in azerbaijan many

thanks for that u.s. president donald trump has briefly left the hospital where he's being treated for coronavirus to do a drive by the hundreds of his supporters gathered outside one doctor working at the walter reed hospital said the responsibility of the move was astounding. medics revealed trumps oxygen levels dropped briefly on both friday and saturday john hendren reports. i it was perhaps the most brazen campaign stop in u.s. history a candidate so sick with a potentially lethal virus that he has taken an experimental cocktail of drugs and at least twice supplemental oxygen sneaking out of his hospital room and into a hermetically sealed as u.v. with 2 secret service agents waving at the fans lined up outside as his motorcade took a victory lap on both sides of the street he tweeted a video explaining why i also think we're going to pay a little surprise to some of the great patriots that we have out on the street and

they've been out there for a long time and they're from flags and they love our country so i'm not telling anybody but you but i'm about to make a little surprise visit it was yet another drama moment unlike many troublemakers it divided america rilling the crowds here in the street but alarming medical authorities who called the move remarkably irresponsible. the head of disaster medicine at george washington university medical center tweeted that presidential as u.v. is not only bullet proof but hermetically sealed against chemical attack the risk of covert 1000 transmission inside is as high as it gets outside of medical procedures the irresponsibility is astounding my thoughts are with the secret service forced to play. earlier his team of doctors emerged for another update in the president's personal physician 1st explain the reason for the particularly rosy prognosis that was given 24 hours earlier saying he was trying to reflect the upbeat attitude of medical team and president. i didn't want to give any any

information that might steer the course of illness in another direction and in doing so you know it came off that we're trying to hide something that was innocently true i feel much better now in a video tweet president trump said he was feeling well as sentiment supported by his doctors who are now saying he might return to the white house is soon as monday but dr sean connelly confirmed what he would not in the 1st public briefing that the president received supplementary oxygen on at least 2 occasions the 1st on friday he was not short of breath he was tired had the fever that was about it and after about a minute on only 2 leaders his situation levels were back over 40 over 95 percent. stayed on that for about an hour maybe it was off and gone another critical piece of information that the president is now receiving this steroids dexa met his own which is recommended only for critical care the tech cement the zone use again is

extremely extremely worrying sign their veto it says it's only use for critical and severe patients it actually recommends against people who are not serious and i also said only for serious patients who are i don't ventilators or supplemental oxygen which trump does barely 54 so he's on a really bad trajectory i don't know if tomorrow smiles a little premature destroy questions continue about contact tracing in the wake of president trump's movements earlier in the week the white house says it is directing this in cooperation with the centers for disease control teen. but many who are at this crowded rose garden last saturday say they have not been contacted authorities in minnesota where president trump visited on wednesday say they have launched their own contact tracing program in the absence of any white house direction a similar situation happening in new jersey from which the president returned after

a campaign fundraiser at one of his golf clubs on thursday just hours before a test confirmed he was positive for the coronavirus john hendren al-jazeera bethesda maryland. well judy fisher is an associate research professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university medical center she says while trying appears to be getting better the messages around his recovery have been confusing. leaving the hospital obviously that's not what is recommended when one is on quarantine. the president has access to resources most people don't have but normally one doesn't. doesn't recommend that the person leave their quarantine site to to go to joyride. he didn't expose the crowd but he and the secret service were certainly in a small closed space together it's really difficult to interpret the messages that have been shared and clearly there is there are issues of patient confidentiality even for the president and the clinicians are bound by their duty to be somewhat

cautious about what information they share that said they've been very forthcoming in listing the cocktail of medications which are a combination of a antibody an engineered monoclonal antibody treatment that is. experimental dexamethasone which is generally reserved for patients who appear to be very severely ill and have a worsening condition with a need for supplemental oxygen. and the room does appear as is has been approved for emergency use authorization it is a little bit it seems to be a little bit of a scatter shot method from the outside just trying a bit of everything which doesn't really match with the reports that his condition is is pretty mild in that he's good he's improving quickly u.s. attorney general william barr has gone into south quarantine as a precaution after coming into contact with several republican politicians who

become infected with corona virus was apt that white house event for supreme court nominee amy kearney barrett last week he was speaking closely with former trump a kellyanne conway who has now tested positive boss had all the tests since friday which have all come back negative. still ahead on al-jazeera colombia's fog rebels claim responsibility series of notorious. confessions. in the south pacific will have a reaction to some days referendum from an indigenous community and new caledonia. holloway have the temperatures ramping up nicely across southeastern pos if you

have but that aside it's a bit of a messy messy picture we've got lots of cloud and right still swirling away here are intense area of low pressure just around east anglia just that east the side of england that's now in the process of filling so we're looking at the surface fronts rising from the the ground and storms will become less intense because through the next couple of days but a lot solve them nevertheless lots of wet weather still swelling i notice the temperature in london picking up to around 16 souses a good 5 degrees on yesterday but distillery blustery and cole and showery of course i was to dispose of frame pushing across a good parts of france and what's the weather there easing it was at least assaad if you're mania seeing some heavy rain will see that right also pushing up into poland and ukraine pushing up a little further north as to there we go down to the southeast $536.00 in athens over the next couple of days so that really is the place to be that eastern side of the mediterranean but lots of showers just rattling away swirling away across

a similar part and noticed more weather coming into southern areas of france not ship out across northern parts of the iberian peninsula through spain and portugal on a dry across a good part of north africa but she was further west. we're heading to the place some deep in the true renewables on it's taking us 2 days this fall just to get from the search through. techno look at what is being done to protect one of the region's most iconic creatures cars are disappearing because clearly eagle path train with too many researchers wanted to see if reintroduction of my clients was a viable option to save some of these population pretty good. techno on al-jazeera . will.

be watching out as there are a reminder for our top stories this hour the capital nagorno-karabakh has come under renewed bombardment as fighting between azerbaijan and armenia and has a 2nd week the 2 countries accusing each other targeting civilians. u.s. president donald trump has briefly left the hospital where he's being treated for growing a virus he did a drive by the hundreds of his supporters gathered outside the walter reed military medical center. opposition supporters are protesting against early results in sunday's parliamentary election 3 pro-government parties are set to take 107 out of 120 seats european observers will deliver their assessment on

accusations a vote rigging on monday we can speak to all correspondent charles stratford who is live for us in the capital bishkek charles i believe some of those protests have started already. that's right the last 34 hours now we saw fit to see the build up of these protests this protest here but say we're looking at about 3000 people here in the main square they've been a number of speeches given by opposition party members and as you were saying there's a lot of unhappiness about yesterday's parliamentary election and that comes obviously of today's about occasions and some strong evidence of vote by. these protesters calling for the protests to continue until the election results. we spoke to one person or we speak of here as people here but one person was saying

that they felt as if their voices had been stolen by the government the government or the pro-government policies of trying to divide the country to in his words make make people here hate each other and interestingly a leader of the the only opposition party to break the 7 percent threshold which gives them seats in parliament just breaking out i think by 7 point one percent a party called kyrgyzstan. we seem to have lost connection to charles traffic speaking to us from bishkek actually i think we may happen let's see if we can return back to bishkek and charles trafford. so charles you were talking to us about the un happiness i think protesters. what's also interesting is there actually a number of pro-government parties that are in the lead could there be any rivalry

between those parties. yeah that's what a lot of people are asking a very interesting question here i mean just to give you some idea. one of the most powerful pro-government parties a party called manichean kyrgyzstan is believed to be backed by a clan leader here who is very powerful in the south a man called. of now he's some. his or his son is a candidate in this party. this is a clan that is very powerful is very wealthy the leader of the clan is the former head of deputy head of customs here. and he actually is rumored to have burnt the presidential campaign of the current president because in 2017 there are people who now. may well be looking for some sort of payback from the president he

also has very powerful allies of some pretty g.b.'s characters in the north of the country one man. a man called. a call by. is a convicted murderer who was supposed to the 25 year sentence for managed to get out of that was also convicted for kidnapping and human trafficking and served a 3 year jail term that. he and the the american policy. very close so as we go forward there are questions as to whether you know rivalries between pro-government parties especially when a kid starts to appear which again a new dimension to these kind of protests and the potential greater political instability to these elections. many thanks for that charles strafford in

bishkek in front of protests by the opposition already to that election in kurdistan the official results of that still not out yet. islanders in the south pacific territory of new caledonia have narrowly voted to stay part of france the result of the 2nd referendum in 3 years follows a long running tensions between communities. x. want independence and descendants of colonial settlers campaign to remain loyal to france over ports. sunday's independence referendum was closely fought and marked by a high turnout just under half of voters said yes to ending almost 170 years the french rule but a narrow majority still voted no. we won tomorrow new caledonia will rise and it will still be french so that's a good thing. it was the 2nd vote on that issue in 2 years and while french

loyalists prevailed again the results should prove independence forces are getting close to securing a majority. the numeric order guarantees 3 day we have to keep that in mind we've done 282-020-2022 awaits us that means the disappointment is just for tonight because those who are disappointed or who are crying tomorrow the sun rises tomorrow cannot he needs you to continue to do its work so that in 2022 full sovereignty will be effective. the decolonization plan was agreed to we $998.00 put an end to violence between the mostly probably dependents dejan a scanner population and the descendants of european settlers under the agreement another referendum can be held in 2022 if that's the will of at least a 3rd of lawmakers president women will mark home valve that france will continue

holding its end of the bargain while declaring himself humbled by sunday's time results it's addict us on to explain me the voters have expressed their opinion in the majority confirm their wish for new caledonia to remain in france as head of state. i welcome the sign of confidence and republic with a deep sense of gratitude and i also welcome the results with humility the new caledonian archipelago is 1200 kilometers east of australia and 1350 kilometers west of fiji it's a part of the world where chinese influence is growing and where france would like to retain a food told you caledonian voters have been sure that for the time being that will continue to be the case when the silver. for the 9th consecutive week tens of thousands of deliberations have marched in the capital to demand the resignation of president alexander lukashenko and the demonstrators want political prisoners freed police in minsk cordoned off streets and use water cannon to disperse protesters anti-government rally started when

a declared victory in the disputed election in august which the opposition says was rigged. 15 political detainee's held in egyptian prisons have been executed this week according to human rights group the activists from the we recorded egypt group says those executed had been imprisoned for their involvement in various cases since the 2013 coup there has been an increase in executions since president abdel fattah el-sisi came to power. former commanders the fog rebels in colombia accepted responsibility for 6 assassinations including a former presidential candidate the admission has shocked many colombians as alexandra de reports from bogota. in a surprise announcement colombia's peace court said former 5 gravels took responsibility for 6 assassinations including that of. an ex-president chill

candidate. the special jurisdiction for peace informs that the chamber for truth responsibility and facts determination has received a letter in the representation of the former secretary of the foggy piece in which they offered to provide clarify the events and as you responsibility in the following cases on the site of. the november 2nd 1995. the claim has shocked colombians who have long believed that the killing of the 3 times conservative party presidential candidate was the responsibility of political rivals with links to the military and drug cartels the accusations pointed at former president mr some pair who allegedly received millions in contributions from drug traffickers to finance his campaign in a press release the leaders of the feyerick who are now part of

a legal political party said that killing goma sort of the other was a mistake and that they now recognize this commitment to peace in the country promising to reveal the whole truth but some including relatives have gone and president or sowing doubts about the revelations accusing the fark of faking responsibility to protect others since they will not face prison time in the peace tribunal. who made the call fulfill its task but it can't allow for an attempt to obstruct the true responsibility behind the murder because pretending to take responsibility for these crimes when there are already guarantees that no one will go to jail generates doubts suspicions and concerns. i've only got to say that some analysts say that however surprising these. revelations are credible and a hopeful sign for the peace accord is still up us out of it you know what your course like it whatever is revealed we never could lead become a political debate it demonstrates how little we know the court will have to

investigate and will have the last word yet i think that the murders are coherent with the way operated there are many more things that the fog has to reveal and it's now time for colombia's political establishment to do the same. despite the shark the revelations show that the country's fledgling peace tribunal is moving forward to trying to bring clarity to assume murky and violent past alison. costa rica has abandoned talks with the international monetary fund for a loan package with nearly 2000000000 dollars following days of street protests many costa ricans work in the tourism industry which has been hit hard by the pandemic or president carlos of other warned of inflation high unemployment and a weak currency without any foreign help but he faced opposition in congress for his proposal to raise taxes and brings public sector wages.

wildfires are still burning in california and setting new records for the amount of land scorched reynolds has the latest from los angeles. wildfires have beseeched california since august when thousands of lightning strikes ignited tinder dry forest and brush scorching hot weather low humidity and high winds turned small blazes into monsters burning hundreds of homes and consuming 4 percent of the entire land area in the state a total of 8155 fires have burned to date hundreds of homes have been destroyed and at least 31 people have died it's never happened before in recorded history a largest record we have before this for an annual earned was 1500000 if it can't be understated but we're getting an unprecedented number of acres burned across the state and unfortunately we are just getting into some of the most

critical fire months in california the somber record was reported in a tweet from cal fire the state's firefighting agency. nearly 17000 firefighters are trying to contain 2 dozen active fires are only. officials say the so-called glass fire burning in northern california is famous wine country is now their top priority it has incinerated vineyards and wineries and forced thousands to evacuate including the entire town of kalak stoga 110 kilometers north of san francisco the climate in california has turned much drier over the years making trees and brush more likely to burn our research also shows that as global warming continues in the coming decades we can expect to see further intensification of these extreme wildfire weather conditions. the primary reason is

the very strong effect that the warming has on the dryness of the vegetation with 2 more months before the fire season ends it looks like california is headed for more destruction robert oulds al-jazeera los angeles. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories the capital of nagorno karabakh is on the renewed bombardment is fighting between azerbaijan and armenia and is the 2nd week the 2 countries accusing each other of killing civilians as a by john says major cities are being targeted but it's met has moved from goddess in amenia.