on al-jazeera. there is no channel that called world news like we do we revisit. greedy invests in that and that's a privilege as a journalist. a pause in the deadly fight for the corner car back a cease fire between azerbaijan and armenia is due to take effect in the next hour . i know there are a trial this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. protests and a state of emergency in kyrgyzstan's capital going to spew to elections parliament is due to meet to find a way forward. the 2nd u.s. presidential debate is canceled after donald trump refuses

a virtual certainty. and taiwan's president calls for dialogue with china as a national day speech but warns it should be on equal terms. a cease fire in the disputed region of a go to karabakh is due to take effect in the next hour the deal between armenia and azerbaijan was announced by russia on friday following 10 hours of talks the exchange of prisoners and the bodies of those who've been killed in the conflict hundreds of people have died since fighting flared up at the end of last month. by black in azerbaijan but 1st let's go over to bernard smithies the town of gori in our new near and burn a 10 hours of talks but after 2 weeks of fierce fighting it's still quite a hastily agreed ceasefire one of the armenians saying about.

well clearly 10 hours of talks means there was an awful lot to discuss and clearly these were very difficult talks and we know that armenia's foreign ministers or of minutes he said this morning after the talks that it was a difficult process he says the priority for us was to put an end to what he called this aggression and he said it was unique because johnny actions had support from turkey and our competitors he says in north nagorno-karabakh we're fighting in rather unique conditions armenian millet media locally is calling this a humanitarian ceasefire which is what it is it allows for the transfer of bodies of dead soldiers and the exchange of prisoners of war the challenge is to build on the ceasefire and there will be political calculations being made in yerevan the

armenian capital because this has been this war has been at enormous cost here $360.00 military personnel killed at least that we know of and 19 civilians killed arms there have perhaps been some territorial gains by the military in azerbaijan no discussion yet on what's going to happen there so there are costs the opposition in armenia might take advantage of what's happened they might there might be some criticism of nickell pasha on the prime minister of armenia he has been very popular but this has been a very costly fight for the armenians and they have seen the sort of weaponry that azerbaijan has in turkish support and so they've had a lot of drones and power that's been much stronger than anything armenia us ok that is with reporting that from armenia but at the moment thanks very much that's

going to send him he's live for us and you have like an as that by john silence on the key question is are both sides on the same page here will this cease fire go ahead and will it hold. well laura apparently the shows are on the same day that we've heard a statement from russian foreign minister lauder last night which said the start time for a cease fire which is supposed to happen in less than an hour but i have to say that this fight some some things that we hear from the armenian side or not going to let me say that the truth of the ceasefire is for 72 hours we haven't heard from any bridge on offer shuls about the duration of the ceasefire so we have no idea how long this ceasefire is agreed upon but there is no official statement by the government yet about this but we have been speaking to people who are the civilians

and some similar officials who have been involved in the process and apparently they are also curious to know about the duration of the cease fire because they believe a cease fire is necessary for the exchange of the that soldiers and prisoners and the wounded soldiers but a cease fire that would take up to 72 hours is too long because yes turkey is supporting john in terms of diplomacy and in turkey has some military advisers for a long time for decades and as john and turkish officials have been stating that they are supporting us. until the end but here there is a belief that if there is a 72 hour cease fire this will work for their minions so that they can have more weapons and they can take they can they will have the chance. to attack the areas that. gained control of again and since the morning we are hearing that

from the locos car tire to go to. them many places are still on. under fire and this is also stated by the defense ministry the fire the attacks continued at night and it's still underway i must say that diplomacy talks are in the shade of the fight from both sides against each other but everybody's curious now home alone will the ceasefire last and whether it is really going to be a start of talks because for us our big john armenia must unconditional withdrawal from the territories that they have occupied as per the un resolutions and other international organizations they have put through both of course everything is going to be clear after less than one hour whether there is a real cease fire and how long it is going to last but everybody believes that this is just a temporary cease fire it is that the real truth because they're not there for yet

and as there is believe that 30 years ago when our menus occupied their lands in their terms they didn't have a proper army they didn't have international support they didn't have any weapons and this time they are the ones who are like you and this time they have the chance to get back their lands this is what they believe ok so thanks very much a lot of questions remain one to win that ceasefire is due to come into force. other news now and troops have been ordered into the capital of the days of cale's over last week's parliamentary elections those else have now been declared invalid and the president is promising to resign they also declared a state of emergency which pollens will those on later. reports from best pack. in the early afternoon on friday. to square began filling up with supporters of various opposition parties. presidents are in by june beck all said he will resign

after a new cabinet is voted by parliament but many protesters here want more than that they're angry with politicians who they accuse of years of corruption and economic mismanagement many want a whole scale change of what they describe as an old guard leadership that has failed this country and ripped the elections by buying votes and they're angry with this man southern japan or of who they say was illegally made prime minister after he too was freed from jail by supporters in the protests. he's a former member of parliament that was serving 11 year jail term for kidnapping. as opposition supporters of various parties chances in the square a group of his supporters bonce through the crowd of poles and stones were hurled and many people fled. the situation in the square up until 10 minutes ago it was peaceful that all changed when supporters of the new prime minister. claim in there

were clashes. and they've now taken control of the statue and uphold the forces of other opposition groups that occupied the majority the rest is just one part of supporters insist he is the legitimate prime minister. this video appears to show the moment a gunman tried to assassinate cuba's starnes former president almas back at them by of their eyes just that was only hours before he had appeared for the 1st time in public since being freed from jail by supporters during protests over last week's parliamentary election results and some by of who was jailed last year for corruption was unhurt in the attack the central election committee an old sunday's election results after widespread vote buying the opposition says pro-government parties were most to blame since then kyrgyzstan has descended into chaos. but. it's

a strange feeling nobody explains anything to us and totally confused by the situation there is a great sense of our sentence here it's been days now and people are afraid i don't want violence just. president jeenbekov has declared a state of emergency which will be voted on in an emergency parliamentary session on saturday he says it's necessary to prevent armed confrontation between rival groups many people here say their country is on the brink strafford al jazeera bishkek. president trump has given his 1st on camera interview since testing positive for the coronavirus he says he's feeling well and planning a public event at the white house on saturday the debate with his democratic rival joe biden has been canceled refused to take part in a virtual event christen salumi reports i don't lot of people that appearing on his favorite news channel president donald trump was positive i feel really really

strong and a lot of people don't feel that way sometimes for a while he credited a still experimental antibody treatment for his speedy recovery from corona virus are you tested i heard you said you were going to test again today have you been retested. i have been retested and i haven't even found numbers or anything yet but i've been retested and i know i'm at either the bottom of the scale or free . that's not likely to appease his critics. who question his plans to host crowds for an event on the white house lawn on saturday less than 2 weeks after his diagnosis. it was shortly after this event in the rose garden that he and several people who attended tested positive. president eager to get back on the campaign trail is also planning to hold a rally in florida on monday that's despite that 9 people who attended this rally

in minnesota on september 18th have tested positive for the chronic virus 2 of them firing hospitalisation mr president but as for the debate scheduled for october 15th that's been canceled by the commission sponsoring it after the president refused to do it online instead of a new person re president trump clearly attempting to project strength and health while his democratic rival joe biden portrayed the president's decision not to debate as weak saying he was dodging voters who would be asking the questions and must decide between the 2 in less than 3 weeks kristen salumi al-jazeera twice who is imposing tough new rules that will stop candidates in november u.s. election from declaring premise to a victory on its platform social media firm says it's cracking down on misinformation and calls for political violence in and cool to political violence in the days surrounding the vote tweets that full say claim a canned as one will be labeled direct use as the official us election results page

. hurrican delta has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves further inland to the southern parts of the u.s. it's weakened after making landfall in the state of louisiana residents and businesses have been boarding up windows while some schools and government offices have closed much of the region is still recovering from a category 4 storm in august. on al-jazeera a warning that tens of thousands of lives could be lost in the u.k. as a result of the pandemic but not from people dying of the virus. and losing ground fires and deforestation. brazil's amazon rain forest.

we've got proper autumn weather fading in across a good pos if europe now is a cloud tumbling in across the british isles sliding across the low countries know the passive france northern areas of germany say this weather system here this cold front that's going to continue sinking its way further south which way is coming in from the north westerly direction and it will feel a good deal colder than if we go through the next couple days as that rain bands sinking further south was as it runs across the alps more snow coming in his shot was there you notice around the cost is around about the eric some showers not just balls afraid to cross northern parts of spain just around the pier in a some snow there once again into well pushing across into the austrian alps by the time we come to sunday and really heavy rain returning to croatia to see what heavy showers to across the northern half of italy as we go on through sunday a cold 13 or 14 celsius there for london and paris still a little bit of warmth down towards the southeast but now when there was a woman who has been recently athens at $27.00 degrees celsius fun to draw across

northern parts of africa the showers still looking quite lively across central africa could see some flooding over towards ivory coast towards sagada at which weather making its way across liberia and pushing into sierra leone. frank assessments american public opinion piece betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be repercussions if you believe that they're corrosive to our democracy one obvious solution is to break from an informed opinion lucas and his dog anyway the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's a bill that was going to revolutionize people or local opinion depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera.

hello again you're watching on his or his reminder of our top stories this hour a ceasefire in the disputed region of the go to car back is due to come into force in less than an hour's time it was agreed by all media in azerbaijan following talks in russia hundreds of people have been killed since fighting flared up last month. the president of kyrgyzstan has declared a state of emergency in the capital bishkek in a bid to end on the west following disputed elections moment will vote on the measure in the coming hours the military has been ordered to deploy troops to. and the 2nd u.s. presidential debate between donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden has been canceled and we're told to take place next week organizers wanted to hold the

president refused. taiwan's president says he's willing to hold talks with china if they're on an equal basis speaking at national day celebrations when said she's open to meaningful dialogue with beijing and hopes regional tensions can be resolved peacefully and speech comes at a time of increased tension with china which has ramped up force activity near the island in the past few weeks has been angered by growing u.s. support for the self-governed island. yeah. but as long as the beijing authorities are willing to resolve and tighten isms and improve relations while parity and dignity are maintained we are willing to work together to facilitate meaningful dialogue we are committed to upholding regional stability but this is not something taiwan can show to alone it is the joint responsibility of both sides weren't there gopalan has more from hong kong. the taiwan presidential

speech was peppered with pointed and veiled references to china many of each will not be well received from by beijing in fact one of the 1st things she did was highlight taiwan wanting to boost its a defense capability she did not particularly mention beijing but she did mention provocations from across the taiwan strait which is china she also said they wanted to improve dialogue and open dialogue but once again put the onus on beijing saying that it does rely on beijing wanting to lessen any provocations and also her exact words were to dial down the antagonism she also mentioned that taiwan standing in the world has improved countries who are concerned about china's growing influence and she also spoke about taiwan's commitment to sovereignty and democracy another point of provocation for

china which considers taiwan a renegade province and part of its one china policy. pakistan has banned chinese social media talk for not doing enough to block illegal content the government says the company failed to comply with orders to develop an effective mechanism to stop what it calls immoral and indecent phidias from being shared the telecom authorities say they're willing to reverse the ban if tech talk improves what aeration of its content to talk has been downloaded to 39000000 times in pakistan making it the 3rd most popular after what's up and facebook. protesters and demanding a new constitution and an end to police brutality anger has been mounting ofter of video was last week that appears to show a teenage boy being thrown off a bridge by police officers on last march newman is asked a demonstration in central santiago. that this was a response to the sea values that began here in the last year on the whole 48 feet

was the chemistry that was world to reach 5 policemen came out at least. you have to. know that they are not actually. told that. i came because things like that cannot continue i'm also here to fight for the changes that she needs. the president said must m.p.'s says maintaining public order is now his number one priority so it will be. the security of our citizens is essential for freedom and quality of life. but we need to be part of my protest it is much easier and. easier. right now at least to keep the back. up by the. despite the state of emergency declared at the start of the condemning which makes it illegal to.

protest this may happen mouse with police or army with water tear gas. earlier the attorney general told the president the stronger signals needed to be sent following the death threats against the prosecutor who ordered the arrest of the policeman who is accused of attempted murder for throwing a demonstrator over the bridge just the face of the planet because of the. grocery on the way. that he did that's why. argentina is imposing new coronavirus restrictions that outbreak spreads beyond the capital well down measures will now apply in the 18 most affected provinces where people are being told to stay home cases have mislaid been centered around but now 65 percent of new cases are occurring outside the city argentina has confirmed at least 870000 cases since the outbreak began.

but it seems that the problem is no longer in the metropolitan area of borno site is the problem isn't solved there but it does seem to be starting to get under control what is evident is that the problem today surpassed the metropolitan area of borno siders and is now spread throughout argentina the world health organization is warning europe must take decisive action to curb soaring corona virus infection rates or expect more painful knock downs that says the number of new daily cases worldwide passes 350000 for the 1st time there are no new answers on that rife we know what we need to do and we know that it is a combination of all of those things and not one of those things by itself addresses all of the issues that we face in this plan. and in that sense i know it's not necessarily what people want to hear but that is it it is or sad

to see many countries in europe experiencing rapid rise in cases and governments do have to take decisive action in order to try and shut down transmission jeffrey is the deputy director for the national center for disease preparedness at columbia university he says the increase in infections is not surprising. with other coronaviruses a lot of other respiratory illnesses we do see a seasonality we see more transmissibility as temperatures go down as humidity goes down it's not clear exactly what's going on here but evidence is pointing in the direction that we may not get quite as much mileage out of the social distancing that we have been in the summertime where temperatures are warmer you can do more outside activities so we have to keep an eye on what's working and what's not working and also not make the assumption that just because it worked the 1st time around it's going to be sufficient the next time it's going to have to be driven by the data and it's going to have to adjust as the conditions within communities

within nations and across the world evolve in this ongoing pandemic there's a number of different sort of thoughts on this there's some evidence that some bias is actually transmit easier when you have these lower temperatures and lower humidity there's also people are indoors a lot more they're not outside able to do as many outside activities there's even things with just the immune system with the lower angle of the sun less vitamin d. production things like that so there's there's a variety of different factors that could come together precisely which weighs on how much particularly with a novel virus remains to be seen but we do know that we do see the seasonality with respiratory illnesses and have been concerned about this since the beginning of the pandemic that although we were seeing this wave in early spring very late winter that that the fall and the winter of 2020 was very likely to be another wave in a tough season and unfortunately signs are pointing back way with this latest data . well pandemic has forced hospitals in the u.k. to drastically reduced services for cancer u.k. government is being warned that tens of thousands more lives will be lost and more

to reduce the backlog of screening and treatment under simmons has more from manchester. how long will i be around here. and. far kelly smith's magnetic personality brought people together on social media sharing a zest for life they all have one thing in common cancer with covert cases prioritized her treatment was cut short along with her life even though we knew that the cancer she had could not be cured. the chemotherapy was life extending. rage in especially new chukar 6 year old son every day is precious the death of his daughter with his grandson left behind led craig to organize a campaign pressurizing the u.k. government to do more about cancer care it's fronted by a leading cancer specialist it's desperate and it's still desperate and my heart goes out to these people the government need to put pressure on the senior n.h.s.

manages to get and give them the resources to do it but we need some action the need for treatment is daunting government targets to reduce a backlog of $3000000.00 people waiting for screening aren't going to be met the campaign includes demands for a 450000000 dollar program to increase radiotherapy it will be made available in covert free outpatient departments but even that's a drop in the ocean the n.h.s. is a free for all service but it can't cope with demand and the covert situation has made things even worse the number of cancer sufferers trying to get private treatment isn't an old time high but so many people can't afford it online appeals and crowd funding show the desperation wendy peak had been on a free clinical trial with the n.h.s. . sin the hope of curing a rare cancer killer melanoma it was canceled because of covert her daughter started fund raising it's been

a roller coaster it's an emotional journey but it was the best yesterday and we got so much hope so many people did you raise the money to live when if you really if you don't raise it you die wendy is now on $1.00 round of treatment costing $50000.00 if she can raise more money she's been told there's a good chance of staying alive so many people like her won't even get this far andrew symonds out 0 manchester. brazil's amazon amazon rain forest 6 parenting is worst fires in a decade environmental activists present jabil scenarios environmental policies are to blame monica reports from the edges narrow. rizzo's amazon rain forest is shrinking by the day. last year it lost 10000 square kilometers to fires land grabbers in loggers this year it may lose even more

according to new data just released by brazilian space agency. during the 1st 9 months of 202076000 fires tore through the rain forest the most for that period in a decade are all over brazil's worst the forestation record was in 1905 when 29000 square kilometers of the amazon was destroyed we had managed to reduce that number to 4000 square kilometers in 2012 but since then destruction has been on the rise. illegal logging and mining are problem but the main culprits are cattle ranchers who set fires to clear the land for pasture. indigenous activists amandla from the set out in a way tribe blames president also matters right wing government for easing environmental restrictions. i came i then knew that the fires make me very sad because we're losing so much territory if the forest goes we will die. president

bush so natural says he's doing everything he can by sending the military to put out fires and helping indigenous people fight the coded 1000 pandemic he says n.g.o.s are exaggerating the destruction and he's criticizing us democratic presidential candidate joe biden for saying during his recent debate with president donald trump that brazil should face repercussions if it fails to protect the amazons. biden seems to wants to break up their listen to between the met states and brazil because of the amazon we know that some countries have interest in the amazon and we have to dissuade them from doing this by having our armed forces ready. but fires are still out of control in the rain forest. and in brazil spend time on the world's largest wetland pointing at risk endangered species. brazil signed the paris agreement to fight global warming and promised to reduce deforestation by 80 percent this year but we are very far from that goal in order

to fulfill its promise brazil should have a limit to deforestation in the amazon to less than 4000 square kilometers but according to a implicit latest data by the end of december it will probably have destroyed 3 times that amount monica and i care for al-jazeera rio de janeiro. with al-jazeera these are top stories a ceasefire in disputed region of the go to car back is due to come into force in about half an hour's time it was a green file menu in azerbaijan following talks in russia hundreds of people have been killed since fighting for.