at least to your mind it's not to the moment of reckoning racism in police in america on a just. a back in front of supporters and donald trump addresses crowds at the white house but it's he clear of code 19. this is out 0 life from the halls are coming up from the prisoner to the prime minister coca stands parliament names a new premier as it grapples with a political crisis over a disputed election. shaky cease fire and are going to care about media and asked by john agreed to the truce but to accuse each other of not respecting. the show of

strength from north korea a new intercontinental missile is paraded as conjunct praises his country's fight to keep out the pandemic. alright so his officials won't say if he's clear of covert 19 but u.s. president donald trump has addressed a crowd of hundreds at the white house it was his 1st public event since being hospitalized and health guidelines were ignored as people stood shoulder to shoulder he spoke of the pandemic disappearing and attacked his democratic rival joe biden a white house correspondent can be how could this. with his recovery still in question donald trump emerged from the white house to address supporters it's the u.s. president's 1st official appearance since contracting code with 19. times

physicians will say when trump last tested negative for cope with 19 or if he's still contagious only that he's been cleared to resume campaigning and while the white house insisted saturday's event wasn't a campaign rally it sure seemed like one attacking his opponent former vice president joe biden multiple times sleepy joe biden has betrayed black and latino americans if you think you can run this country you're wrong truck was addressing black and latino conservatives who are part of a movement known as blacks it or black exit the movement believes the democratic party has betrayed communities of color and is encouraging them to vote republican if the left gains power they'll launch a nationwide crusade against law enforcement and they've already done that. trump is playing on voter fears of the sometimes violent unrest that gripped several u.s. cities for months this past summer following protests over the death of george

floyd a black man killed while in police custody. trump hopes his law and order message will help him win over white suburban voters in addition to minority communities hurt by the violence but time is running out for a president currently trailing joe biden in the polls right now american jews are actually voting their early voting either in person or their mailing in their ballots so there's not much time for the president if he's going to turn this around to do so prior to cope with 19 trumpet built on historically low unemployment for minorities but since covert 19 those jobs. have been wiped out and once again communities of color are suffering economically in greater numbers than white americans but with little clarity about his own code that recovery there are questions about whether trump should even be on the campaign trail i think it's

a boy that is making. that they can be both a good. mom thank you president trouble began holding large public rallies beginning on monday and again on tuesday and wednesday as he targets 3 battleground states he really helped get al jazeera wash a politician freed from prison by supporters just days ago is the new prime minister of kurdistan the parliament confirmed it's not as up or off after nearly a week of violent protests ever contested election supporters celebrated on the streets of the capital bishkek where a state of emergency is now in place so approach says he expects the president to step down within a few days. by the amount of. i'm going to bow my head to the people and especially the youth who risked their lives and came into the square to stand for justice and the idea of a just missing after gaining

a deeper understanding of the political situation everyone has taken a step towards returning to legality and deciding to stabilize the present situation in adherence to the lord many deputies presented my candidacy to the post of prime minister and now i have accepted these powers of prime minister i am grateful for the deep trust that has been placed in supposing my candidacy for this position. charles trafford is in bishkek and has more on the new prime minister. it's manslaughter and your power of that a lot of people have been speaking very disparagingly of he was freed by protesters his supporters. in the post-election chaos on monday night he was serving an 11 year jail term for kidnapping. he all week has been. basically quite quite outspoken and he's considered to have a very sort of nationalist tendencies a lot of support amongst the the rural communities rural kyrgyzstan his supporters

very happy with this disappointment officially of him as the new pm they're celebrating not far from here but of course you know his legal status is still can be called into question considering that as i say last this time last week he was serving an 11 year jail term. a ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan is largely holding but in the last few hours nagorno-karabakh regional capital has been hit for the past 2 weeks both countries have been fighting over the disputed region the truce allows them to exchange prisoners and recover bodies but it's with force now from the panic in the breakaway province. step and has taken a battering these last 2 weeks as a buyer john has thrown the latest high tech israeli and turkey supplied weaponry at this town and the surrounding areas of nagorno-karabakh the ceasefire has allowed people to risk emerging from their shelters. a cease fire is good certainly

good but the problem must be solved you can't have a cease fire and several years later war again a cease fire must solve the problem that is our independence. independence is very unlikely this is internationally recognized as azerbaijani territory but it's governed by ethnic armenians a previous ceasefire lasted more than 26 years but the status of nagorno karabakh went on resolved a ceasefire allows both sides to assess the capabilities of each other and for the armenians there must be a new appreciation of the technically advanced and destructive weaponry that the adversary hands. what has surprised armenians in karabakh is turkey's open support for azerbaijan if one of the results were a direct involvement of told q. and i don't see that told he's going to pull out from the region it means that we

have to somehow you know change some geopolitical approaches so far with state strengths and. for the string should strengthen our relations with brows of countries but also. the united states iran and china. in the is very town of tartar these buildings were hit by armenian artillery before the cease fire we don't support the ceasefire our enemy shall face what they deserve maybe 10 times more than what they did to us before these were homes built for some of the 10s of thousands of his areas displaced from territory next to karabakh that armenia talk in the 190124 war now they're on the move again the issue is that an international community or a serious group or chairs should take responsibility and transforms that current moment a change in momentum of status quo into the durable peace is an article of focus on

israel of armenian troops from so quiet that it was it was a bit. russia says armenia and azerbaijan have agreed to substantive peace talks for them to work both sides will have to make the sort of compromises on territorial sovereignty that they've never been willing to make before. really to burn its myth out of syria stop panacur it nagorno-karabakh. well jimmy remember there is a regional analysts for the caucasus region and she says it will take a lot more external interference to make a difference in the conflict i think we have to understand that as a by john has been pro-choice saying weapons from israel turkey which is a nato country and russia for the last i would say 30 years especially from russia which means that the weaponry that we have seen on the ground in the horn of karbala and in the surrounding areas are not the weapons that as a bridge on per chase 2 weeks ago. so it's not even turkey's

involvement if you will in this conflict militarily wouldn't affect the balance of power either because as your wonderful reporting just mentioned there by johnny army has been much more well pat it's much more numerous and it had a great support clearly without russia's support for i mean. i don't think i mean i would be able to even stay in the conflict zone because we have seen reports about clearly civilian population leaving and we're knickerbocker now and the areas where the shelling has been taken place clearly russia is to courting armenia by providing this weapons to free. and but even that would not i would say significantly change the balance on the ground if it were a media wants to seriously advance i suppose without more russia's

interference in the call it wouldn't be able to do so. the opposition in ivory coast has held a protest against the president's decision to seek a 3rd term they said that the us and were taught it is violating the constitution but the president insists that changes to the law in 2016 allow him to run in this month's election he decided to stand up to his hand-picked successor died in july. but. today we are here to say no to watch who simply wants to run for a 3rd term this is not a political party story it is not a story of sympathisers but it is a story of the people of coat of war who want to claim their freedom we are here simply to say no to water us 3rd term. still ahead here on al-jazeera why demonstrators in nigeria are protesting against an end to the scene. the dutch government is facing growing scrutiny evans handling of the current of arms and.

the. hello the remains of delta are still with us they've gone up through louisiana and they're heading up towards tennessee this is historic the landfall and this is the forecast for sunday that's not really a circulation we can name anything other than the tropical look so it's a vast amount of rain spreading up through tennessee and up towards the advantage seaboard at the same time coming into the pacific seaboard is a low which might give just as much rain in seattle more likely in washington state not just last a day they'll tend to fall apart as the rain comes in land that's called neck to function the upper midwest otherwise it's much much quieter now you'll be pleased to hear this looks beautiful for a couple of days right for the sas now anything else coming in not immediately

scattering ish as no more than that throughout the caribbean as you right expect this time of the concentration for the south panama for example and this is correct as the sun goes sassed the heavy rain tends to go with it so we expect to see it in south america particularly in brazil where we quite like it not in the panzanella in the west but further east as you can see dropping down towards real science so that's and just generating is a little low off the coast of argentina which will bring a bit of cloudy wet weather than the guys. from. the rhythm our vital source of substance to the countries of flows through this thing called on who can lay claim to deny or even a good given because i think we've all read that with this comes a destabilizing rivalry countries suspicious of each other's intentions in the battle for control of the middle transponding seen consultation was not happening

to the countries because of some fear of a struggle over them on al-jazeera. or . try to get you what she had 0 mind about top stories this hour and u.s. president donald trump has held his 1st public event since testing positive for coronavirus trump address to supporters from the white house balcony of focusing on what he's described as that law and order. stance parliament's picked a new prime minister sunday's at her office a politician who was freed from prison by supporters just days getting his confirmation comes after nearly a week of violent protests over the contested parliamentary election. and you

explosions in the disputed region of dakota karabakh despite a cease fire between the media and that's my son if i was sebree falls in violence austria after talks in russia on friday and the truce was to allow the exchange of prisoners and to recover bodies. north korea has displayed what it believed to be previously unseen intercontinental ballistic missiles they were unveiled during the parade marking the 75th anniversary of the ruling workers' party robert wright reports now from seoul. an impressive show of force through the streets of pyongyang this parade and usually held at night time adding to the sense of drama no social distancing and no masks in sight celebrating the country's continued claims to be free of coronavirus visibly moved leader kim jong un praised his country's efforts in keeping the virus out. i'm really

grateful that not a single person is infected we managed to protect the people from this contagion. north korea has also been hit by devastating typhoon and summer rains damage that kim is reported to have taken personal charge in dealing with and it's exacerbated the ongoing affects of sanctions and effectively being cut off from the outside world came needed this show of strength in the context he want to use to t. here's audience he want to show up here a strong leader it is necessary for the kingdom leadership tour or sure educated an anxious north korean population that things will eventually be ok this parade showcased what are thought to be new missiles and transporters with the star of the show what's claimed to be a newly developed into continental ballistic missile it's

a reminder that in spite of denuclearization talks with the u.s. north korea has continued to expand its arsenal in recent years future relations between the united states and north korea might be on hold until after the u.s. election but south korea remains optimistic it can still achieve closer into korean ties that's despite a number of setbacks in recent months. souring relations culminated in the destruction of a liaison office by north. area in june and the cutting of communication hotlines between the north and south but kim says he still holds hopes of reconciliation so nothing new here i wish the best for the people in the. recovery from the pandemic so that we can hold hands together soon came also apologized for failing to meet his people's expectations and a sign of humility not often exhibited by a north korean leader of the the country may be suffering from problems on many

fronts but none of that was on show on this night macbride al jazeera so. protests have been held across nigeria to demand an end to police brutality demonstrate to say police fired live rounds and tear gas on peaceful marches a protest broke out a wednesday after a video of a man allegedly shot by police went viral i want interest reports no. violence as demonstrations against alleged police brutality. across nigeria. demonstrate to say this man was shot by security forces but the video cannot be independently verified. in the capital more than $100.00 protesters have camped out in front of the country's police headquarters demanding a police unit known as the. i.q. carrying out extrajudicial killings and extortion be disbanded.

brother. in police detention in 2012 the family assumes he's been killed and for no reason. his sister says the family's petition to the police for access to him dead or alive was ignored i never had an opportunity. to know what. one did well on why he was killed. so it is no reason for me to be here and i think i was the only one not just in need but a lot of young faces in nigeria for the stories of the n.t. young people until the shooting the country funny as the was they leave police unit set up to tackle robbery and violent crime cisco over the years been accused of murder extortion and disappearances. after the recent allegations nigeria's police chief ban the unit from the patrols and setting up

roadblocks saying such crimes were not routine in the force the special unto robbery squad has been banned 3 times before but each time they've managed to reform protesters nigeria is mainly in their twenty's and pretty has. been particularly targeted by this elite police force unit but security officials say this is the age group that is mostly involved in online fraud. and it's each group mainly impacted by high unemployment you see young men yours who have high for the reason and want to look good once you know it seems as though you were you were well enough india's economy or you are even if you didn't the technological system of this country i thought it was up to meeting the country's most senior police officer president mohamed a body called for swift investigation and punishment a policeman responsible for the killing that led to the current round of violence

but many protests to say the only action that will keep them off the streets is the government doing what it's failed to do so far out in his bending this patient and to oprah's cord for good. al-jazeera object. poland's tightening coronavirus restrictions on increasing infections for a 5th straight day people will now be required to wear masks in public and special shopping hours have been set for the elderly the prime minister wants to avoid a 2nd full lockdown which he says would be a worst case scenario. hundreds of italians have been protesting in rome over the country's latest coronavirus restrictions it is struggling with the resurgence of infections with numbers reaching the highest level since march the new measures include an order for monday 3 most wearing outdoors i most of the country's new cases have been asymptomatic and picked out through increased testing. in the netherlands meanwhile now has one of the was creative arson infection rates in

europe his case numbers and hospital admissions balloon but that hasn't yet led to a tightly restrictions from government anxious not to restrict people's liberty steadfast in his more only people with flu like symptoms can be freely tested for cope at 19 in the netherlands if they're lucky enough some say they had to wait up to 4 days to get an appointment at one of the testing centers infection rates have gone up dramatically and have reach an international high in the past week hospitals are struggling to treat patients and i've had to cancel operations. the situation is very shares in the netherlands particularly in amsterdam the hague on the right of them were short of hospital beds were still have some i.c.u. capacity there with the rapidly increasing number of corona patients we also very concerned says we will run out of i.c.u. capacity. after the 1st wave the authorities implemented

a test and trace policy in an effort to contain new infections but due to recent explosive numbers contact tracing of infected people has become impossible not of hope none since its 1st instructions the level of the still struggling to test with symptoms every day thousands can't be tested due to a lack of capacities in the laboratory somehow the act of save it was one of the reasons the government covert response was failing dramatically you need strong leadership that's the other thing lacking according to a team of experts given input to the government. who worked on the sars epidemic in singapore and in my point of view this is absent in the netherlands and i think this has led basically to the lack of an adequate and clear coordinated response but the governments are this is a democratic country we can't apply the same rules as they're applied in china and singapore this is a crisis in

a crisis you need leadership. so i think that argument falls short in the case of an emergency she blames the government for putting the responsibility solidly on individuals about whether to wear a face mask in shops the government made a turnaround last week after months of saying mass don't protect against the virus it's now advising people to wear one and i think some situations as better because now it's like in some places you do have to wear them in some places you don't so confuse a lot of people and for example in a supermarket you don't think about bring your face mask i think it's good that in the netherlands we have freedom of. to have our own choice you know we are smart people you know and. not people with the highest cope with infections in the world i know i know despite the rapidly rising numbers the government doesn't want to impose stricter measures as of yet prime minister overdoes called the dutch public childish and evil and i guess stick for not following social distancing guidance

but if infection rates continue to go up you may just might be announced soon step fasten al-jazeera amsterdam. protesters in israel have defied 19 restrictions to demand that the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is a resignation this is the 16th straight weekend to protest against netanyahu corruption charges he faces they also angry over his handling of the pandemic last month israel imposed a nationwide lockdown the head of religious holidays knesset has now passed a law that allows the government to limit participation in public. afghanistan's top negotiator in the peace talks. as warned of u.s. troops withdrawal from the country too early it could impact talks between the government and the taliban the warning follows the announcement from president donald trump that u.s. troops in afghanistan could be home by christmas his national security adviser says the troops would be reduced to $2500.00 by early next year. our hope is that

we make progress in the negotiations so there will be no need for international troops premature withdrawal will have an impact or not certainly not oblivious to the realities on the ground it will not lead to prove one side prevailing over over over there that it will it will. it will happen consequences there is no doubt about it. or not that the goals for protection of refugees in bangladesh a growing following days of violence in the camps at least 8 people have died as a result of a gang war in camps in the southern culture bizarre district police and humanitarian workers say thousands of people have been forced to flee the criminal groups are competing for dominance in what is the largest refugee settlement in the world.

the former president of colombia has been freed after 2 months under house arrest. is accused of witness tampering prosecutors say tried to discredit claims he had ties to right wing paramilitaries he was placed under house arrest in august and is being released after giving up his senate seat during his tenure at the government was in conflict with the former left wing revolutionary armed forces of colombia known as far. families in south sudan already displaced by fighting have now been forced from their homes due to severe flooding aid agencies say many people are struggling to find shelter and clean water and a slower but many reports they're warning that water borne diseases spreading fast . they've been described as the worst rains in living memory homes and property across south sudan submerged on the muddy water. livestock killed harvests decimated livelihoods destroyed the wet season starts in july and has since flooded

a half a sit on 78 counties tens of thousands of people have fled their homes to seek dry land but before the rains came the dry season also puts placement mother 7 voegele paolo fled her home when the floodwaters froze no village in july she had already twice the force from her that it's the same here because of ethnic fighting our home was hit by floods before so when this flood came we left we don't have plastic sheeting for shelter or can you we were displaced by the fighting and we fled but we came back. a war that started in 2013 led to millions of people being displaced. even though a ceasefire was signed 2 years ago armed conflict and ethnic fighting to cysts. regina got china hasn't left her village even though our home is surrounded by water the us says she's doing what she can to help her sister who fled from the

nearby village of when fighting broke out they have nothing because they came with empty hands everything i'm dancing you know everybody has their faith they need anything but on the market and on stuff i think that the local coordination of doctors without borders is says the villages that now have to contend with water borne illnesses and malaria. huge huge rates of malaria causatively which we're treating at clinics at the mobile clinic we're also seeing missiles i received the riser spiking and uses cases here we're also very concerned about food insecurity 12 months of displacement has led to a lack or food shortage in the area the flooding of violence of black people in desperate need of food shelter and water many can't see an end to the suffering nor about a man the al jazeera. many species of whales could be declared extinct within our

lifetime once a group of leading scientists and conservationists more than $350.00 experts have signed a letter calling for global action to protect the creatures world wildlife foundation says pollution climate change ship strike and incidental bycatch are all to blame a committee of conservation experts to be meeting to discuss the threats and how to overcome. so this is odds are these are the top stories and u.s. president donald trump has held his 1st public events since testing positive for corona virus trump addressed his supporters from the white house balcony focusing on what he's described as law and order. and i went out to say hello to those people and took a little heat for it but i do it again let me tell you. behalf of myself and the 1st lady edges has been really.