revealing eco friendly city since to come back threats to our planet on which is iraq. striding back into the election battle donald trump winds up the crowd in florida after getting the all clear on code 19. fortunately i'm not an old person very young and a bit searched for. jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the push to get a new supreme court justice before the election the u.s. senate begins hearings for any parent. without a mouse as a ceasefire between azerbaijan and armenia falters russia tries to get them back to

talks. and argentina is raise their voices against government reforms $100.00 of the coronavirus and the. u.s. president donald trump is back out with the crowds trying to fire up a campaign interrupted by his coded 19 infection he's been rallying supporters in florida the 1st of several key states he's visiting this week trump took the stage without a mask after the white house doctor confirmed that he tested negative for the virus but shortly before the nation's top infectious disease expert said the u.s. could face a whole lot of trouble if people didn't avoid mass gatherings or fail to wear masks . if you go from a prosperity will search normal life that's all we want we wanted normal life will fully reserve. and the florida tourism and hospitality industries that i know so

well will reach historic new highs highs like they've never reached before by the would terminator recovery delay the vaccine prolonging the pandemic and annihilate florida's economy with a draconian unscientific lockdown that's what you want to do lock it down. mark it down everybody and you know what if you don't feel good about going out stay relaxed stay you know the risk groups you know the older people see fortunately i'm not an old person very young going to church for. but i'll just be gallagher has been following developments from miami florida. if you are watching this rally tonight as a medical professional someone from the center for disease control and prevention you would be horrified not only was president not wearing a mask that's not unexpected but the crowds that gathered in front of them and there were a few 1000 were packed together many of them following the example of their president and the thing that really caught my eye was as ron the scientists the

florida governor came into the crowd he was high 5 ing people in the crowd as he walked along and then you could clearly see him put his hand to his face so all this flies in the face of any medical guidelines as to how to behave during a pandemic now president trump himself seems to be falling back to health you heard him there yelling out that he's going to make america great again but this is a state that he simply must win incidentally i think one of the lines here that's going to catch everybody is that president trump says he's once again immune and want to go out into the crowd and kiss everybody that is just a shocking thing for the president of the united states to say in the middle of a pandemic where many states are seeing rising cases over 210000 people have died and flu season is almost upon us he also told his supporters that he was right all along he congratulated the people of florida for reopening their economy and things here aren't that great either remember at one point this was the epicenter of the

coronavirus epidemic and things are still pretty bad he getting about 2000 cases a day the positivity rate is still around 10 percent and yet this is president trump in his element with his supporters bragging about how he was right and how he is now new meanwhile trams democratic rival joe biden turned his attention to the battleground state of ohio biden made 2 campaign stops there where he criticized trump for playing down the coronavirus threat and he mocked the president's comments that urged americans not to panic about the threat of covert 19 ask yourself. why do you not tell the country or what how much better off are to be had he told the country. he said nothing. he told bob woodward they didn't want to panic the american public. americans don't panic trump

panic. trump is no want to panic just reckless personal conduct since his diagnosis as well as been unconscionable. and the longer donald trump is president the more reckless he gets well aaron kollie is director of debates at the university of michigan he says trump needs to appeal to voters beyond his base to ensure his re-election. these rallies generally are with his base people that are predisposed to vote for him likely voted for him in 2016 but in order to win reelection he's going to need to reach out further than that to moderate independent voters maybe people that voted for barack obama in 20082012 were disaffected voted for president trump in 2016 but then went democratic in 2018 the president's done a great job with his base but it's only between 30 and 40 percent and he needs that additional 5 to 10 percent of independents and moderates and he needs to get his message a little bit further he's been off the campaign trail for 12 days and this is the most important time right now there's only about 3 weeks until the election so they

have to get him out there these all these campaign rallies they also register new voters and get voters activated and so i think a big part of it is trying to get people that maybe didn't even vote for him in 2016 but are interested in the message i'm coming to the rally with friends to get them to sign up and vote they need an even larger turnout of his base supporters white voters those without a college degree that are typically considered his base even more to turn out and register to vote that did in 2016 for him to have any chance of winning reelection seniors are skeptical how seriously president trump is treating credit iris and what his plan is going forward in terms of you know masks and contact tracing and even vaccines are a submission in and they're the most vulnerable and so yes a signal like this is not positive and seniors are a big part of the voting constituency in florida and so it doesn't send the right message and and seniors could determine this election if not florida but other states are crucial because they're such dependable voters now it's

a hearing democratic politicians in the u.s. didn't want to happen before next month's election but republicans have begun pushing ahead with van plans to confirm supreme court judge nominee and the county ballot if confirmed she took place ruth bader ginsburg who died last month on fish has been following events on capitol hill in washington d.c. . the goal to have amy quiney bennett on the u.s. supreme court before the presidential election the 1st step the senate judiciary committee hearing 16 days after her formal nomination from the committee chair a lament that politics plays such a big part in nominations no the bottom line is justice ginsburg when asked about this several years ago said that a president serves 4 years not 3. there's nothing unconstitutional about this process this is a vacancy this occurred 4 years ago republicans refused to even hold hearings for judge merrick garland nominated to fill a vacancy caused by the death of

a conservative justice no healing's in an election year he insisted judge to make money by its nomination will almost certainly imagine from the committee even if democrats boycott the final vote that will send it to the fill senate for confirmation and that's where the democrats are going to do what they can to stop this going through 2 republican senators have already said they would vote to confirm the democrats are hoping they can use public pressure to flip to others to block a vote in the fool senate and they're using what they see as a threat to the affordable health care act due to go to the court one week after the election health care coverage for millions of americans is at stake with this nomination republicans finally realized also on the committee the democratic vice presidential nominee kamel hardass who insisted the senate should be dealing with more pressing issues than the supreme court that may be crystal clear that rushing a supreme court nominee. is more important than helping and supporting the american

people who are suffering from a deadly pandemic at a devastating economic crisis and nothing but the truth so help you god and then it was time to hear from amy cooney but it herself she said quote can't write every wrong i chose to accept the nomination because i believe deeply in the rule of law and the place of the supreme court and our nation. i believe americans of all backgrounds deserve an independent supreme court that interprets our constitution and laws as they are written so no the lines are drawn for the committee republicans believe they have the votes democrats believe they have public support the next 2 days will be contentious contrary and politically divisive as the supreme court becomes a political battleground in the presidential election alan fischer al jazeera washington well for brooke i was a political scientist he says republicans have no replacement for the affordable

care act if it's repealed if you go back to 2017 and look at what republicans put forward in that sentient of congress i mean this is something where republicans for years had said we want to repeal the ac a replace it with something better but when it came to actually thinking about what the contents of that would be republicans really had invested a lot in the policy expertise necessary to to draft a piece of legislation that wouldn't really just summarily cut many people off of the benefits that they receive from the a c. and wipe away the protections for preexisting conditions so i think the you know when it comes to the commiseration the real value of talking about the a.c.f. for them is as long as it's in the sort of symbolic realm talking about obamacare rather than the actual practical details of why they do just fine but once the details sort of emerged there's not

a lot of investment there and that kind of in that kind of expertise and sort o. see crafting knowledge now a pharmaceutical company in the final stages of its code 19 vaccine trial has temporarily stopped that study opera participant became ill johnson and johnson says the unexplained sickness is being reviewed it's not the 1st company to suspend its trial in september but has drug maker astra zeneca put its trial on hold when i participant felt sick. mainland china has reported its 1st locally transmitted code with 19 infections in the early 2 months there were 6 local cases reported in the eastern province of shandong that's where the city of clean doubt is located which is launched a drive to test $9000000.00 residents in just 5 days russia's foreign minister says turkey will not be involved in peace talks over the disputed region of the goanna karabakh the foreign ministers of armenia and russia have been meeting in moscow turkey is backing azerbaijan in the conflict and azerbaijan accuse each other of

violating a humanitarian ceasefire 2 weeks of fighting has left casualties on both sides but a smith reports and in our media. when an armenian missile hit the apartment block where an urchin are you have lived there was supposed to be a ceasefire. this was another brick 9 people died in this attack on ganja on sunday azerbaijan's 2nd largest city here they have no interest in a ceasefire. if you let me go to war mom i'm going i'm going that chanting turkey is giving azerbaijan its full support and its fight to reassert sovereignty over the ethnic armenian enclave of nagorno-karabakh an adjacent land occupied by armenia now these areas president wants turkey to be involved in talks to find a solution to the conflict but russia isn't interested. miss them as they learned because there's a new statement confirms the unchangeable nature of the negotiation process and its

format minsk group consists of a fairly large number of states with this but it has delegated the management of the negotiation process and mediation to the 3 co-chairing states russia the united states and france. but in almost 30 years the minsk group has failed to find a solution to the status of nagorno karabakh. talks with his armenian counterpart following a similar meeting with the azeri foreign minister last week. on monday in karabakh main town is to panic at the air raid sirens were still alerting people to the shelters despite the cease fire the anger here as raw as it is on the other side of the conflict as much as they used to before jessica is one of them who would be here next to me i would strangle him i would strangle him without a weapon i have lost my husband and now i could lose my grandchild and relatives why 5 armenians were killed on sunday and how drought in the south of the go on

a kind of back as azeri forces attempt to capture the town about 50 kilometers in that direction is the ethnic armenian town of how dry it now there's been intense fighting going on there as both sides a seemingly trying to cement their positions while moscow increases the pressure on armenia and azerbaijan to fully implement the humanitarian cease fire burn it's an al-jazeera chorus in armenia. time for a short break here on al-jazeera when we come back a delayed start to school for millions of students in nigeria after their classes are put off because of the ultimate. justice across latin america call for greater protection of indigenous rights as they mark the anniversary of christopher columbus' arrival in the region stay with us.

hello no more to talk about hurricanes but the remaining cloud is that stuff there and it will produce some significant rain that was incoming cloud over washington d.c. from the same system which is that classified as a light with this rain on its way out to the atlantic seaboard in the next 24 hours or so there is a fairly active cold front zipping through the midwest in through counters well so behind it you might think cold weather but not really is just an active front so it will produce some thunderstorms it will leave toronto in the sunshine minneapolis 17 degrees there's more rain coming into washington wyoming possibly idaho in the next day or so further south it remains dry facts for almost all the states recently affected by significant weather you've got a couple of fine looking days with temperatures where they should be doesn't 34 lanter at 28 it's also prairie states and the upper midwest against the rain but

even here temperatures are much affected with all the action that is rather best for the south so the gulf of mexico in the caribbean is discussion the showers developing i think quite widely over this part of central america of the next day or so but generally speaking we're talking about showers not prolonged persistent rain even mexico's looking relatively dry. for. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. and knowing. a simple time. inform us. the unconventionality of lying witness through the lens of the human eye. is what inspires us. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. the way.

the. the 1st. welcome back about of our top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has resumed campaigning after being forced to suspend all events because of a covered 19 infection took to the stage just hours after the white house doctor confirmed that he tested negative for the virus. the u.s. senate has begun confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee a macone barrett democrats did not want the debate to begin until after next month's presidential election the confirmation would expand the court's conservative majority. and the french are ceasefire between azerbaijan and armenia and forces being further tested with both sides accusing each other of new attacks in and around the corner karabakh the foreign ministers of armenia and russia have

been meeting in moscow to try to resolve the conflict. protesters in argentina accuse the president of mishandling the coronavirus pandemic demonstrators are also angry about the worsening economic crisis and they're against controversial plans to reform the judiciary a move they believe protects the political elite so he's about as a supporter the capital one as ours. the national anthem echoing on the street outside the president's home. thousands of people came out to protest against the handling of the economy epidemic and attempts to reform digitas she. says he's tired of seeing argentina fail over and over again pretty much you don't feel the muslim said we have a beautiful country with 4 climates we can feed millions of people but we can't do it what is wrong with us my parents came as immigrants from italy and they helped build this country has been destroyed in the last 50 years every day we pay more

taxes and more people live in poverty corruption mismanagement in the political class are to blame. this process trying to generate a template if you take. a difficult time in the country where. the women from poverty level are on the right people day here to denounce what they say is a parallel agenda to protecting vice president cristina fernandez because. in the past few months and in spite of the pandemic the government has tried to pass judicial reform and remove 3 judges involved in the trials of the vice president. government supporters showed up at the president's residence to accuse the protesters of disrespecting argentina's democracy. then after they come here to sing the national anthem they don't care about the country they want to remove the president from office we want the elections people want parents and because we help

people these people don't care about the core. in march argentina was one of the 1st countries in the region to impose a lockdown to prevent the spread of covert $1000.00 precedent this enjoyed a 70 percent approval rating but 7 months on with infections on the rice and the economy in the red the situation has changed the resurgence of the central bank are slowly vanishing and the currency continues to lose value analysts say the main problem is lack of confidence in the government. there is no trust and there is no physical panic and that's a negative cocktail that explains why stocks are down economy showing no signs of recovery there is a lot of mistrust. i didn t. know is deeply polarized between supporters of the ruling peronist party and those who oppose it don't look for a division that has cost so much damage in the past. only political dialogue will

allow the country to move forward but for now there are few signs of that happening there are several. one of england's biggest cities as and placed under tight restrictions as part of a new tiered system to tackle coronavirus movement in liverpool will be limited and pubs that they close down other northern cities had managed to avoid the tough measures but if their infection rates keep rising they could be next john holl reports now from newcastle upon tyne. clubs and bars in northern england are living on borrowed time in liverpool those not serving food will be forced to close from wednesday night the city falling under the highest risk category of a new 3 tier system of covert 19 restrictions announced by the prime minister in recent months we have worked with local leaders to counter local spikes with targeted restrictions. but this local approach has inevitably produced different sets of rules in different parts of the country that are now complex to understand

and to enforce infection rates are soaring in parts of the north and other cities like manchester and leeds and newcastle interior to know they could be next but critics question the science behind bans on the hospitality sector already struggling to survive but we've seen what's happened over the last 4 weeks or school this big gulp sewage and it coincides i don't think coincidentally with the return of students with 3 to one of the children to school it has yet to be sure and. where in this deal there is not available it's not been presented where this alleged suddenly increase within hospital is common i think it's very convenient science and there are questions about the effectiveness of these measures including travel restrictions and bans on household mixing with evidence that the national test and trace system has failed to trace contacts effectively

and to enforce isolation the government has promised to confer more power on local authorities who say they can do the job better here in newcastle there's relief that they've escaped tier 3 for now but there's also a lingering worry that the rules seem to overlook another big threat the enormous rate of infection among students universities in the north with the crowded halls of residence have been huge drivers of infection rates are said to be up to 7 times higher than surrounding areas after students were encouraged to return to campus last month there's plenty of blame to go around here and from the university's point of view i think they were told we're going to have a world class testing trace facility we're going to have this we're going to have that and so forth and we actually have those things that we were told would and may and june and so forth and the decisions that they made might have worked out by and

like so much to do with code 19 if only joan a whole al-jazeera newcastle health officials in france say the number of covered 9000 patients in intensive care is reached a 4 month high more than 1500 infected people are currently being treated in the i.c.u. is the highest number since may 9 cities including paris and must say have been placed on maximum virus alert. millions of students across africa have headed back to their classrooms pools now at least 12 countries are reopening following a lockdown that's lasted more than 6 months in nigeria then 14000000 students have to try now and catch up on missed school work under a new set of rules due to the pandemic but address reports now from the capital abuja. it's a new school term like no other students are returning to an environment governed by you see 2 rules. their temperature is checked washing in sanitising hands

is mandatory. in class social distancing is in for. but it's an exciting for them. but they can divert if i'm going to talk to them. but it's mixed emotions for parents as a parent i'm actually excited and i disinterred to have mixed feelings of the security and safety of the children in school. students in private schools like this. during the destructions their access to online teaching internet connectivity and computer technology. it's much different that of public school students private schools are better placed to strictly enforce safety protocols like the over crowded poorly funded government schools but government schools like in facilities they make up for an interrupted pay for teachers not for private schools struggling with

finances a government pledge to support businesses to peace talks to happen for many. it was difficult most of cause the government couldn't understand it it did not badly because they did possibly government service lynn or i could make experts are calling for government intervention to make up for lost time to begin to invest heavily on the education sector all and of course to develop their. deciding policy is not. liberal nigeria has more than 26000000 students in primary schools and over 10000000 in secondary schools. and there are more than 10000000 children who don't go to school that's nearly a 5th of the world right to. expect that number could rise because of the current 19 pandemic. which are. becoming ariane ans have seen the

highest number of migrants arrivals in 14 years more than a 1000 people landed on the spanish islands on the weekend which are located off the coast of west africa. senegal which is a key transit point for migrants trying to reach europe for the journey to europe starts here from the shores of west africa it's almost a week long boat ride to morocco and for morocco the african continent to the european union are separated by just 14 kilometers neurontin border guards say that they've seen migrants using jet skis or kayaks to make it to the canary islands over the weekend almost that was in migrants have made it to the european union into spain these are not refugees fleeing war but young men that are fleeing economic and political hardship at home many of them algerians are guineans where they're said to be contested election and whilst the european union has funded

countries such as morocco or libya to stem out the flow of migration morocco received almost a $1000000000.00 since 2014 well that hasn't stopped these young men from taking this dangerous journey you create. great distress for the. people are you serious journalist a person. and they can freeze irishman and buz expectation and also. according to researchers there's a 500 percent increase in migrants coming to the shores of the canary islands mostly because of the corona. construction has investment has the president of. relief to tackle the economic crisis and that's why so many young men are willing to take this dangerous journey

for the hope of a better life or a broader e.u. foreign ministers say they're ready to sanction the bell or russian president alexander lukashenko the move comes after a look at held unexpected talks with jailed opposition activists to discuss constitutional reform the e.u. has already sanctioned 40 other beller russian officials to step up pressure against the bottom crackdown on protesters meanwhile policing delarue still be allowed to use lethal weapons against protesters on sunday more than 700 people were arrested as they rallied. to step down there's been widespread demonstrations inside disputed election last august. there's been protests in several latin american countries on the anniversary of the explorer christopher columbus arrival in the americas these were the scenes in chile at an indigenous march in the capital demonstrators used the occasion to call for greater protections for indigenous culture and rights columbus was an italian explorer whose voyages across the atlantic paved the way for european colonization of the americas in mexico's

capital police and protesters scuffled during protests there a few days earlier a statue of columbus was removed and surrounded another with metal fencing to stop the testers from vandalizing the statue. and in bolivia activists a vandalized a statue of queen isabella of spain a sponsor of colonialists expeditions they say the monument celebrates women responsible for thousands of indigenous deaths. part of a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has resumed campaigning after being forced to suspend all events because of a coded $900.00 faction took to the stage just hours after the white house doctor confirmed he tested negative for the virus and he gallagher has more now from miami florida.