accused of abuse and violence in fiji. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian figure and this is the news of our continuing coverage of the ceasefire between libya's boring sides. what they have accomplished here today took a great deal of courage the agreement signed in geneva calls for an immediate and permanent ceasefire it's the biggest step yes towards peace after nearly a decade of war also ahead spain's prime minister says his country is real total coronavirus cases exceeds 3000000 that's triple the official count. we're opening

up our country we've learned and studied and understand the disease learning to live with c'mon we're dying with donald trump and joe biden clash on familia issues but the 2nd and final debate is more civil than the 1st. and guineas president on course for victory in elections that of pool violence and allegations of fraud. and i'm somehow must now have all the sport tiger woods has a disastrous a start to the championship at the 15 time major winner and around one near the bottom of the leaderboard. it's been praised as historic but received by many with caution libya's warring sides have agreed to what the u.n. is calling a permanent ceasefire it decided to geneva after nearly

a decade of conflict triggered by the downfall of longtime leader moammar gadhafi. today is a good day for the libyan people at 11 15 am this morning here in the u.n. headquarters in geneva the 2 libyan delegations to the 5 plus 5 joint military commission talks signed a complete countrywide and permanent cease fire agreement with immediate effect. well here are some of the terms of that agreement military and armed groups must leave the front lines all mercenaries and foreign fighters have to be out of libya within 3 months the 2 sides will work with the u.n. to start identifying every armed group operating within libya's territory and they'll form a combined limited military force of regular personnel that reports to a joint commission of the all important question of oil for production of exports

or to resume as soon as possible the heads of the 2 the geishas praised the deal and said that they will abide by it. and what i have addressed politicians in libya and have asked them to be one hand not to be polarized by factions and movements in order to achieve stability political and military stability in libya that's the only way to build the nation and to make sure security prevails we have had enough suffering enough division and enough bloodshed. we've succeeded in achieving what all libyans were looking forward to the feeling of belonging to a nation of peace and security we are very pleased with what we have achieved in a moment we'll speak to alexander out of it's gone for about what khalifa haftar us allies in moscow are saying but 1st let's go to al-jazeera as luck would have the white head who is in tripoli turkey's president has poured cold water sort of on this cease fire deal that it is just a cease fire deal holds not a peace agreement what's the reaction there. seems that we've

lost contact with how it will go back to him in just a moment but xandra in moscow russian forces are operating on the ground what's been the reaction there in moscow to the cease fire deal. well there is not so many reactions from moscow at this point the only one we have is actually coming from the acting charge the affairs of russia in early b.-a who said that moscow is of course welcoming the cease fire and hopes that it will further lead to durable peace what we know from what is actually russian standpoint is that any durable peace or any final solution if you want for libya should include basically all political parties that have influence on the ground in libya being included in negotiation being taken into account including russia previously said supporters of. which want to go is in contact with as they are with the

government in tripoli and. they're also saying that there should be a revenue fairly interest bearing the distribute it now or russia does have an interest in early b.-a they want to keep their influence there maybe not to the level they had during the but for sure to have the influence and to be a player in north africa they're also interested in oil fields and as for the mercenaries officially official position of kremlin is that there are no russian mercenaries in libya which is something they keep on repeating also when it comes to the other countries reports say that there is up to 2000 of them that they belong to the so-called wagner group which is controlled by close reports a close ally of putin and reports also say that they are fighting on the side of general have and do to them he had in the earlier period earlier this year

11 some battles and they're now in charge of the said oil fields so it seems that it will not only come to what is happening on the ground in libya between the parties involved in conflict but also what some other players in this conflict will have to or will have to say and how they will coordinate their actions namely namely turkey and russia in his case. alexandra a lot of it's called for reporting from moscow that example many thanks indeed or let's go back to tripoli then and al-jazeera is mahmood up the warhead you probably missed by saying would the president has kind of poured cold water on this cease fire deal saying he doesn't think that it's sustainable what's the reaction there in tripoli. that is similar to reactions here in western libya to adrian we have been hearing. opinions here are denouncing get that agreement many people are skeptical about

this agreement others say it's only part of the whole process and they still want to see what the other path especially the political and economic path has will end up where as you know adrian this is only one 3rd of the whole process it's 3 main path is the political the economic and the military the deal the cease fire agreement this is the this is the eventual. agreement of the military military path through several rounds of talks over the past few months but now the question now is whether or not this will up lie to the russian the turkish military agreement with the government of national accord many people here are wondering if the agreement stipulates that all foreign fighters

should leave within 3 months and all military training should stop in libya we know that there is that have been a military and security agreement between the international government of national accord and turkey the last november and by virtue of that agreement the government of national accord has been able to repel halfords forces that tack on the capital tripoli so again whether or not the terms of this agreement will be implemented on the ground especially it also stipulates that it is seeking it will submit the agreement to the united nations security council to be endorsed which means that a binding resolution might. he really is and this respect al-jazeera is more hold up for what had lived there in tripoli many thanks indeed let's hear more of what took his president have to say as mentioned turkey has been giving military support

to the u.n. recognized government in tripoli. is the cease fire agreement is actually not a ceasefire at the highest level it is at a lower level time will show how lasting it will be similarly we also don't know how true it is that mercenaries like wagner will withdraw within 3 months there is a representative there from the pictures top talk there's also commander sent by mr surat there for the cease fires reliability does not seem to achievable to me let's bring in the fall aboard in robots he's the executive director of the nordic center for conflict transformation good to have you with us it's not a peace deal yet but at the very least the ceasefire is good news for libya's ordinary people. yes big zack one of the things that the disturbed agreement ceasefire agreement would be taken in a very cautious way no end to most of the peace agreements in the world that have

ended up at the rate of 80 percent even more in mean i reason we have seen failure of ceasefire for example when he was the globe by the russian and earlier points. another one thing only one by declared by the stanleys in yemen and the failure of the ceasefire. declared the libya in august however no one can negotiate for durable peace and long term peace. when the fighting is ongoing i believe that this ceasefire is little bit the correction is a little bit different by the strong compartment of the un it is still a complex war because it's a proxy war there are several warning parties. a lot of people that are skeptical about the word. agreement however it's a very good news for the civilians the content of this agreement allows for the for all of services and products for the civilians who have been in

a misery and deteriorate it pulls it situations for almost all morning and then another then a decade the 2nd thing is that for every cease fire is the 1st step for confidence bill good for him party. and the bank of course there are some other warring parties because this is a complex war you have private companies that want security company in parking lot you have mercenaries or some of them it is not in your interest to be taking part of the negotiating table because they make money out of your war however. the more you see. the green on a cease fire then why are other warning parties who did not want to be in negotiating table would be afraid to be singled out and to be left out for any kind of agreement especially in relation to natural resources so what i'm saying this is

that. there would be skepticism but this is a great start for a negotiation of peace in libya and the most important thing is the 1st step to a ongoing negotiation that will happen at the guest and will include not only warring parties but essentially not warring parties who are actually pay for it and i am talking about civilians the agreement calls for all foreign fighters to be out of the country within 3 months. there is a point of view that says that it's only the presence of turkish forces and maybe russian mercenaries in the country that moment is keeping a very fragile peace and there's been no serious fighting for a couple of months now what happens when they leave. first of all one of the complex issues for this agreement to be the identification of the warring parties.

it's going to be an exact size a complex exact size i don't think it's only the turkish forces and others there are other ones that we don't know of what we know of course there are private companies security companies involved there there are messages that come from everywhere so the votes exist as is the identification of all the warning parties in this conflict once they leave. first of all it's a huge achievement if happens it will turn around how peace agreements can be negotiated and i hope that libyan is agreed cease fire agreement will be the new chapter in how to negotiate negotiate a ceasefire by independent you are all warring parties it is still very very optimistic to think so all that all we believe but let's see what happens. so many thanks dana from abroad and the robot. the rest of the day's

news still ahead on the news including negotiating while on the battlefield fighting intensifies in the global cover bark hours before crucial talks in the u.s. begin. of the 1st time since records began an important part of the arctic ice is yet to freeze a lot of what experts are saying about the consequences for us all. gareth bale makes his 1st start since returning to spurs the latest for the europa league coming up in schools. the u.s. says that it's received credible information about potential attacks and kidnappings targeting americans in turkey the embassy says the risk include the us consulate general as well as other foreign nationals it's temporarily suspended all services

but it's locations in the country until the u.s. citizens to exercise caution in places frequented by foreign this spain's prime minister says his nation may have 3000000 coronavirus cases that's 3 times higher than the country's official total european governments are reimposing lockdowns greece trick sions try to contain rapidly rising infections russia slovakia and poland have all seen a record single day rise in the number of infections on friday french scientists say that could 19 is spreading fast i know that at the peak of the 1st wave in march let's go live now to roger simmons who's in european news center in london so how did they calculate this 3000000 figure and drew in spain and tell us more about those warnings from french scientists. it pederast sanchez the spanish prime minister gave this shock announcement a few hours back now that $3000000.00 figure he refers to as

a real time figure after new research which hasn't been fully detailed yet into the infection rate and this it all as you already pointed out is 3 times the figure the official figures they've been using so far now in spain they're stopping short of a national lockdown it's quite controversial they have made a number of measures like the rest of europe but this is a country structured by its regions and there are complaints from the leaders of those regions that the national policy doesn't add up to really a coordinated one at this stage now in france you have the starkest warning yet of the infection rise being potentially not potentially in fact that's the wrong word is going to be as bad if not worse than late march early april when the pandemic was at its peak france has made new measures to try and contain the virus

it's curfew policy has been extended to affect 2 thirds 2 thirds of a 1000000 of the popular 2 thirds of the population i should say terms of what they're doing right now which is suffering really big restrictions so pretty critical there when we talk about the infection rate you can expect at going on from that the number of hospital admissions to rise and then the death rates to rise so there is more to come and so this is a pretty bad picture. and many thanks indeed and her since reporting live from london. the foreign ministers of armenia and azerbaijan are in washington d.c. to meet the u.s. secretary of state separately it's the latest effort to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict in the goto carlebach heavy fighting continued on thursday in a conflict which increasingly threatens to draw in turkey and russia president

vladimir putin has pressed the need for an urgent truce let's go live now to goddess in southeastern armenia zillah's rory chalons is there really what if anything is expected to come from these meetings today in the u.s. . well i think that even though both these men of gone there to meet with. they're going to be meeting with him separately we don't yet i think know whether they might have a meeting with him together it's unclear in the moment was actually the u.s. can do considering that it is reach in this region is quite poor and of course the u.s. is consumed with the presidential election at the moment i think perhaps what's more pertinent is what russia is doing at the moment russia so far has stayed studiously new chill in this and not shown any inclination to get dragged in. so this conflicts on one side or all the other. it said that it has good relations

with those countries but it does have a collective security arrangement with armenia so armenians might be forgiven to think that they should be getting a bit more assistance from russia the thing is that russia has never recognized nagorno-karabakh as armenian and that's i think one of the main reasons why does want to get dragged in on the armenian side we have had a plea today from the new corner karabakh presidents who is said we are ask you this is putin directly saying we ask you to make every effort to end the war in the azerbaijani correct. inflict and resume political process is now russia says it might be open to the idea of sending peacekeepers to go on a karabakh but that probably wouldn't go down well with turkey and her daughter said very pointedly today on friday that that turkey has as much rights to be in the solution of nagorno-karabakh as as russia and he hopes that ankara and moscow

can work together in some way of finding some solution militarily what's the situation on the ground there right now. shortly after the short time ago we spoke to a man who just arrived in gori us he'd come down the road from stepanovich and they're going to carry back through the russian kora door and he was quite shaken up because on that journey that one of the bridges that have been crossing and had been bombed now that's important because it suggests yet again that that's one of the tactical needs of the azerbaijani military to take the latch in colorado what they've been doing so far in this conflict is kind of pushing down to the south of nucor about karabakh through the areas that are media because a sort of buffer zone in the conflict of the $990.00 s. winning back parts of those territory along the iranian border and what they're now

doing is hooking up towards the latching corridor and the action corridor is vital because it links armenia with move on to karabakh and if the azerbaijan army takes that that would be a huge blow for armenia and people are particularly worried about that here at the moment and 0 as worry chalons live in ghosts in southeastern armenia many thanks rory. dozens of people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo in fighting between government soldiers involved groups in the town of. the army says that it lost 40 soldiers whilst freeing villagers who are being held hostage by $0.05 a separate attack happened in the area of beni where reports say 10 fights as were killed the ministers from fighting armed groups in the provinces of north and south kivu for years in guinea preliminary results from nearly all voting districts indicate the president alpha condé as one of since saturday's election at least 13

people have been killed and dozens injured after security forces fired at supporters of opposition presidential candidates. jello he says that he has evidence of fraud and is planning legal action nicolas hoc reports. for a brief moment the gunfire stops was interrupted by families who are in mourning. i do sorry do jello 14 years old cherno not 13 years old and 10 year old giallo these young victims were shot by security forces in the face while they were celebrating candidate said it was preliminary victory announcement in sunday's presidential vote military foreign children small boy 10 to 20 years old they never pick on braille ma'am i hope that death will not go in vain and that the violence will stop preliminary results announced by the election commission known as the sen

he suggests alpha condé said to win a landslide victory jello supporters are taking to the streets protesting the election results his party believes jello won with 53 percent of the votes. and. nothing. mobile phone footage circulating on social media like this one showing election officials printing votes in favor of the president is deepening mistrust in the electoral process the 82 year old president amended the constitution earlier this year which allowed him to run for a 3rd term in office the decision sparked widespread criticism in protests condé

said to become one of the continent's oldest heads of state in a country where most are under the age of 25 meanwhile the government is accusing jello for mentoring unrest by announcing his victory before the official election results. condé is a democrat he will accept the outcome no matter the result additional mobile phone footage shows the military taking position inside for the new neighborhoods known to support jell-o. power has been cut and people live in fear look at these dogs comments the women filming their shooting are people over 10 people have died and scores have been injured shot by security forces using force to silent dissent against a population it is meant to protect not kill nicholas hawking al-jazeera. yet another warning about the health of the arctic for the 1st time since records began 40 years ago a key source of siberian sea ice has yet to start freezing. sea is known

as the birthplace of ice this is the latest it's ever gone without starting to freeze over scientists believe that it's because of a record breaking heat wave in the region and changing waters in the atlantic ocean they're worried the lack of ice will cause chain reactions across the atlantic. just to get your bearings this over here is no way we're kind of looking down here from the north pole and this is the lap to say this picture was taken on september 15th where the ice have retreated to its 2nd lowest level on record now usually by the end of october the ice is hit the coast here of russia again but not this year let's bring in jason talks in copenhagen he's an ice climatologist and professor of bracieux at the place at geologic survey of denmark and greenland good to have you with us jason what are we to make of this hello adrian

yes what we're talking about here is sea ice that is it's frozen sea water and it's kind of a thin veneer of the caps the arctic ocean and sea itis as in the last 40 years lost half of its mass its the illness and half of its area it is year after extremely persistent heat wave that's affected siberia since since sprint time the fires are across northern siberia is part of the arctic is specially warm and so we see the sea ice effectively reacting to this extremely warm situation in the north coast of siberia and it's a great concern because it's a very shallow sea and underneath that 10 to 40 meter deep water layer is a sea bed that itself contains an enormous store of current i'm concerned any

more me the sea waters can destabilize the carbon seabed so it would make matters worse what are the implications then for that for the rest of us and climate change it in general is it going to freeze over this year. so this area of open water it's releasing a lot of extra heat into the atmosphere and what that'll do is per head should weight this condition of open water it does probably part of the delay of the return of the frozen sea surface at this time of year it's an example of amplifying feedback when the when we lose it is the sea ice cover in the arctic ocean is this a direct result of climate change yet there's multiple independent

lines of evidence 10 straight that actually the ice and snow especially in the north a very sensitive to this elevated greenhouse gases that's responsible for global warming it's actually the oceans that are absorbing about 90 percent of that heat imbalance and so part of the. loss is actually melting from below that is the time here we have a record warm atmosphere in northern siberia and that's melting the sea ice from above so it's going to take some time for that to cool off and meanwhile it's releasing more heat into the atmosphere. many thanks dave for being with us. let's get a weather update his evidence. hello there we got some really nasty weather pushing across eastern parts of australia over the next couple of days warnings in force for severe thunderstorms and some very heavy rain that rain could well lead to

flash flooding add also some trees down and see a line of storms already pushing across the heart of australia through south australia pushing further a switch and if they don't thursday we saw winds in excess of 120 kilometers per hour so damaging winds trees down power lines down at also the very heavy rain which will gradually make its way further race with sliding across victoria new south wales will see some very wet weather and see some very windy weather as well as all courtesy of this intense area of low pressure we're drawing in some tropical moisture and that's going to continue just making its way further east was really heavy rain coming in northern parts of victoria eastern parts of victoria eastern areas of new south wales seeing some heavy rain and that wet weather pushing right up across a good part of queensland as well eventually it will make its way over towards new zealand so the south island turning rather wet as we go on through sunday north of that generally fine into i quite

a contrast in temperatures you notice for christchurch at 28 celsius but high in wellington just 17 degrees. of many thanks indeed we're at the midway point of this news hour still to come on the program nigeria's leader addresses a nation on edge making no mention of the shooting of protesters in africa's largest city. china's president xi jinping has a warning for advice or is during a commemoration of the korean. added sports updates on the health of cricket legend couple of before but india captain suffered a heart attack. myself this is our priest a singer songwriter dreams of making a mock that will go call one. a world away a famous you tube artist works in secret. of virtual

connection sprog some magical collaboration. presenting princess shore. witness on al-jazeera. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage what's the lay of the land there stripping away the spam reaping still worry about presidential corruption it is real reporting it's not if you're challenging assumptions and the official line we all decided we needed to tell our story we don't want to lie about it here and it's listening post on out is the right. oh.

it is good to have you with us hello adrian for the good here in doha but the news out from al jazeera the headlines libya's warring factions have agreed to what the u.n. calls a puppet cease fire deal was agreed in geneva where the 2 sides have been holding talks the un's libya and boy says she has confidence in the deal and will make sure the international community supports it. spain's prime minister says that his nation may have $3000000.00 coronavirus cases that's 3 times higher than the official total france the netherlands and germany are reporting record rises and the number of infections of the foreign ministers of armenia and azerbaijan to read washington d.c. to meet the u.s. secretary of state separately it's in efforts to end the fighting in the border color back of 2 failed ceasefire. more on our top story al-jazeera shauna palace reports on the years of conflict of libya and how we

reached today's ceasefire signing in switzerland. libya has been in turmoil for nearly a decade nato backed forces overthrew its longtime leader muammar gadhafi in 2011 plot a month. has been killed as libyans have long awaited this historic moment. but the beginning of what's often described as a civil war started after disputed elections in 2014 the country splits into 2 rival administrations one in the west one in the state the 2 broke best house of representatives in the powerful warlord holy father hof to gradually control the east and what became the un backed government of national accord led by prime minister fires elser raj remained in the capital tripoli. during more than 6 years of fighting thousands of people have been killed and many more forced to flee their homes tripoli was under heavy assault for 14 months after have to ordered an

offensive to capture the city. with turkey's support the government of national accord only hosted the assault this summer in started its own offensive on the city of sirte. libya's oil dependent economy is badly damaged until recently half disk forces had shut down while taking control of major oil facilities depriving the country of billions of dollars in revenue. human rights morris's have recorded many violations traffickers have seized on the chaos to open smuggling routes to europe the un accuses regional players of fueling the fight by repeatedly ignoring a 2011 arms embargo and supplying weapons to both sides the arms embargo has become a joke libya is awash in weaponry and now advance weapon. egypt's the u.a.e.

and russia have supported hafter well turkey and qatar have backed the government of national accord repeated attempts for a un brokered cease fire have failed this latest round of talks as seen both sides agreed to reopen land and air routes across front lines the u.n. is hopeful this time there is real progress they're taking the necessary measures on their own and i think that is really the most optimistic and positive development that i have seen after all it's their country and libya is for libyans the u.n. added a warning that countries should take their hands off libya and give warning parties a chance to reach a resolution on their own terms shallop bellus al-jazeera. by jarius president has addressed the nation after more than 2 weeks of protests against police brutality and the government mamadou bihari called for the demonstrations to end on the day that a president and other buildings across lagos were set on fire but he didn't mention

the shooting of protesters on tuesday but address reports now from a bookshop. for days the president has been under pressure to speak to a nation on the edge after meeting the country's top security officials on thursday he asked security forces to act within the confines of law to halt the rising violence across the country. continue to ensure the. end of freedom as well as the fundamental. let's remember this goal money mosul has the obligation to protect the legs and the properties as well as the day to all citizens to grow a business is seen and. for more than 2 weeks demonstrators mainly young men and women took to the streets demanding an end to police brutality compensation for victims and the reform of nigeria's police

force they also want officers guilty of extrajudicial killings torture and disappearances to be prosecuted and punished. in a shocking move captured on mobile phones by witnesses security personnel used live rounds of demonstrators on tuesday after curfew was announced in lagos. or be under jewish law and there has been part of the end sauce protest since it started brother missing for 12 years was last seen in the custody of the now disbanded police unit at the center of the protest she watched the president's address on television and is personally not impressed. the president doesn't. the president doesn't think our lives. but we have. forgotten that. she said the protesters will meet and decide their next line of

action all day thursday security personnel were kept busy as mobs attacked police stations looting and burning properties across the city here one of nigeria's main prisons the core you correctional facility is on fire and security officials say they fold an attempt to set the prisoners free it's the 5th prison to be attacked in 3 days in a scene of the 1st mass prison escape more than 1700 prisoners are still at large the past 2 weeks have been some of the most difficult for this nation of over 200000000 people since its return to democracy in 1990 and the next few days will be critical in determining whether the president's pronouncement are enough to calm the situation armitage reese al jazeera america south korea's friends occasions he has reportedly found the death of a 17 year old boy is not linked to the flu shots he received earlier at least 32

people have died after being immunized in recent weeks that's raising safety concerns more than 8300000 people have received the flu shot in south korea this year more now from album from rob mcbride in seoul. this is a very serious development that has many people here quite concerned it has to be pointed out that this public vaccination campaign is aimed at literally millions of people many of them from the vulnerable groups such as the elderly and so to find a very small comparatively number of people actually dime from whatever causes within this massive group would not be statistically i knew usual but it has to be said while many of these people are indeed elderly one of the victims was just 17 years old now the authorities have acted very quickly to assure the public that this teenager's death was not linked to the vaccine but the authorities have accepted that there is concern here and the prime minister friday has ordered that

there will be now a thorough and very quick investigation into walls of these cases to ensure that none of them are linked to this vaccination campaign the government here as elsewhere in the northern hemisphere as we get into these colder winter months is very much focused on getting through this period keeping on top of covert 19 and getting to a coping 1000 vaccine come the spring now obviously the authorities here are keeping things under control they have not had the kinds of spikes that we have seen elsewhere the day the number of new infections is around 100 sometimes it's less sometimes it's more 'd but the last thing that the authorities want here is to have a so-called twin demick whereby they have a sudden surge in seasonal flu cases which goes messes up its battle against kobe had 19 so it wants to keep this vaccination campaign going on in order for that to happen of course it has to have public confidence in the campaign itself.

in less than 2 weeks americans will elect a new president stop trying. democratic nominee joe biden had a final chance on thursday to sell their vision to the american public was a less chaotic debates the 2 men still have plenty to spar over including the pandemic racism and corruption white house correspondents reports from nashville. it was a stark contrast from the 1st debate fewer interruptions and more substandard discussion with the 2 presidential hopefuls donald trump and joe biden who mostly respected the rules the moderator even earned a rare compliment from the u.s. president so far respect very much the way you handle it this is the debate opened with a disagreement over the handling of the covert pandemic that's left more than 223000

people dead in the united states we're learning to live with it we have no choice we can't lock ourselves up in a basement like. you know we're learning to live with people learning to die with proper insists a vaccine is just weeks away even as most scientists suggest it could be moderates and infections in the united states are surging trump lash back suggesting biden's policies to lock down the country are draconian and would hurt families and small businesses cropping biden also took aim at the respective alleged foreign entanglements trump hitting biden on his son's business dealings with ukraine and china and whether biden put policies in place as vice president that helped to sun profit i have not taken a penny from any foreign shores ever in my life we learned this president paid 50 times the tax in china as a secret bank account with china biden lashed back accusing trump of cozy

relationships with russian president vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong il and it's a relationship trump defended claiming it's prevented conflict and tensions. inherited from the obama white house there was a very dangerous period in my 1st 3 months before we sort of work things out a little bit ok there was a very good they left us a mess what has he done he's legitimize north korea he's talked about his good buddy who's a folk song and we had a good relationship with hitler before he in fact invaded and domestic policy trump tried repeatedly to portray biden's policies as extreme and too little too late considering his years a government he alleged of biden presidency would bring the united states closer to socialism when it comes to health care as a tragedy he was there on tour 47 years he didn't do as america continues to grapple with the issue of racial injustice property tax bided for his role in

passing a $994.00 crime bill that locked up a disproportionate number of african-americans for possessing a small amount of drugs he never did a thing except in 1994 when he did such harm to the black community and they were called and he called them super predators all 100 senators voted for a bill on drugs and how to deal with drugs it was a mistake on climate change trumped defended his decision to withdraw the united states from the paris climate accord stating he believed it was too costly for small business but when biden suggested the u.s. should move away from an economy based on oil trump had this response oh i wish rendition because you know exactly what i'm saying as he is going to destroy the oil industry the final presidential debate was supposed to be about policy and that is exactly what american voters got with 47000000 ballots already cast there's

little time for either candidate to win new voters can really help al jazeera nashville tennessee china's president has warned that his country will never allow its security or interests to be undermined and it won't be bought. chimping was speaking at an event marking the 70th anniversary of beijing's entry into the korean war adrian brown reports from hong kong it was the 1st and only time that u.s. and chinese forces have 40 charter in large scale combat almost $200000.00 chinese troops died including the son of tongue the founding father of the people's republic of china the korean war lasted 3 years resulting in an armistice in 1953 that brought neither victory or resolution. today north and south korea remain technically at war. 70 years on the message from china's president xi

jinping appears to be this we resisted u.s. aggression then and can do so again. will never stand idle when our national sovereignty security and development interest is undermined will never allow anyone or any force to invade or separate land and when such thing occurs the chinese people will meet the challenge head on. president xi made his address in the great hall of the people in beijing the audience including veterans and family members of those who fought in the conflict. a commemoration that comes amid an intensifying campaign to promote patriotism as well as president cheese unquestioned leadership of the ruling communist party president xi did not refer to the present day united states whose ties with china fall into their lowest level in decades amid a growing number of disputes with the government of president donald trump and this week's or a development that could lead to

a further deterioration in those relations. once more it's the issue of us some sales to taiwan the self-governing island the china regards as a breakaway province. and which it often threatens to take back by fools the trumpet ministration has now approved the sale of weaponry including missiles and all tillery china's defense ministry has warned of unspecified retaliation if the deal goes ahead adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. who simply cannot take a break from the. business leaders there's no brass pot.

business leaders there's both you know brass pot. the is. the.

elegant people of chile will vote this weekend on whether the nation's constitution should be rewritten those in favor say could mark a new start for a country that's faced a year of political crisis but opponents worry that it'll put the future of chile at risk latin america and its alice in human reports from santiago was a sundial is frightened of the future of chile replaces its current constitution with a flag in one hand and a placard in the other she joins hundreds of others who've been campaigning every week calling on chileans to vote late chassell or reject in sunday's referendum to decide whether or not to draft a new magna carta the they chant chile will not become cuba or

venezuela i'm full of sorrow mrs sandoval says venezuela's economic and democratic collapse began when its former president will go chavis rewrote the constitution in 1999 i came running back people will be afraid to invest here and without investment there's no development you look at a rich country like a venezuela and you see what happened after that those people change their constitution it's just common family member things. like mrs sandal violet many of those here believe the chilis $980.00 constitution which was written under a military dictatorship helped to make the country more prosperous. but there is also a deep seated ideological reason that's motivating chileans on both sides of the debate and it has to. do with history if you listen to their chance they're not just going to sway a lot and cuba it as well as the country had returned after the 1970s when chile

was governed by the world's 1st ever democratically elected marxists i thought i ended it and that's why many are also cheering in favor of someone former dictator general have most of you know share some openly show their admiration for him the t. shirts that read by force suggesting that peaceful ways to resolve political differences are always the answer. while studies indicate that the majority of chileans no longer see the world through the prism of a less straight when conflict there are still many who do and to equate change with communism calles and hardship. and often even a problem we do remember the long lines to buy basic goods the ration cards in the 1970 s. i'm terrified of going back to about the 2 the symbol used by these uniformed men is another grim reminder of the past it stands for fatherland and freedom the

ultra right wing paramilitary group that fought the government there. are no signals so after a long period of being dormant we re founded the organization fatherland and freedom last year and we've called the black spider to save it from communism. i don't have it actually. ironically communism is the furthest thing from their minds and believe george calling for a new more socially equal constitution. but like in other parts of the world fear of the unknown and of the past will motivate many to reject that option when they go to the polls on sunday. see in human al-jazeera santiago. time for sport thank you very much adrian all tiger was preparations for the his mosque his defense. next month i have suffered a major setback the former world number one had a disastrous opening round at the championship in california woods shot of for over

$76.00 leaving him near the bottom of the leaderboard which is top to by sebastian moore knows woods has been having a bit of a rough patch the 15 time major winner had missed a cut at the u.s. open he finished and a tie for 37th at the p.g.a. championship so about is his game at the moment that he hasn't ruled out playing at the houston open the week prior to the mostest was has never played at the event in texas but we've been speaking to neil square's a chief a sports writer at the daily express that he believes was the short term prospects are looking quite bleak. the problem for tiger is he is trapped in a vicious circle he needs to play more but he can't play more rusty every tournaments it turns out his form show last night certainly proved. but because of his his his back he just can't play the amounts of tournaments he needs to so so he's stuck if there's what if there was one tournament venue where you'd

have expectation him to. come through would have been the show in country club but he's won 5 times. you know seen before and failed to him when you write your right side would suffer at your peril as was proved 18 months ago when when he won a major for the 1st time in 11 years extort restrains are accustomed but you know with no form whatsoever even for woods that is going to be a big ask even a gust where he you know where he knows it like the back of his hand he is 15 times he he is he he can play that course like no one else can but i just don't think he's got the shots in the locker at the moment to pull it out much as we'd love to see him contending there on a sunday in november strange to think of that but. i don't think that's going to

help him either because you know that the woods back probably needs it warm it's not going to be warm and november in georgia i think it could be a tough tough trudge round for him. indian cricket legend kapila devil is in stable condition a recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack to have captain india's world cup winning side in 1983 underwent an emergency angioplasty in the early hours of friday according to hospital statement the 61 year old is expected to be discharged in a couple of days davis considered one of cricket's greatest all rounders of all time alongside him both him and imran khan gareth bale made his 2nd full debut for tottenham on thursday as they kicked off the european league group stage by beating austrian side last he was men who rejoined the club on donor from real madrid after 7 years played a role in spurs 2nd goal his crossovers turned into

a loss of all net but one of the defenders chose a more in your side going on to win 3 no. we respect. lask we saw the way they destroyed sporting in lisbon and they are much better than what they lead because we were. taking a good series. there were some shock results on says in the last home against a said and if you were beaten by kanada massive a win for live a cause and they scored 6 against nice then arsenal had to come from behind to be to rapid to one. in major league soccer the seattle sounders have held on to top spot in the western conference they drew the 2nd place a potent timbers on thursday eat embers had taken her lead thanks to andras florists it was his 1st goal for over 2 years. for bad though.

will ruin it getting them at the equalizer in the 2nd hall's injury time the result leaves both teams level on $32.00 points with seattle and 1st on goal difference. the new n.b.a. season isn't expected to start till december january because of the late finish to the recently concluded campaign which of course was disrupted by the global pandemic well last season's and v.p. can't seem to pull himself away from the game yanni sense it is a back home in greece where he's been enjoying the some euro league action he watched on the atlas a downed artist and that himself had a disappointing and last season his team at the box crushed out of the playoffs in just the 2nd round. and also as well for me and about to adrian some of the thanks didn't just about target for this news out of course but he was never stops on al-jazeera i'll be back to update you the very same story is just about to say that

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