well you say. this is al jazeera. i'm adrian finighan this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes time running out on the campaign trail donald trump and joe biden push for votes less than 48 hours before the u.s. presidential election begins. devastation wreaked by a super typhoon nearly a 1000000 people have been displaced and at least 10 have died in the philippines. early election results in ivory coast but the president in the lead but the

opposition says the vote was neither free nor fair. and we speak to facilities longing to go back to their homes after being up rooted by the conflict with the media in the early 1990 s. . we begin this news with one of the most divisive u.s. elections in recent years donald trump and joe biden have less than 48 hours now to make that final pitch to the american people and they're doing it in several important battleground states president trump is campaigning in michigan where he won by less than one percentage point in 2016 joe biden is hoping to win that state and he made his case when he went there on friday trump is expected to hold rallies in 5 different states on sunday while biden will focus on pennsylvania another crucial state for the vama form of vice president a correspondence

a closely following the campaigns a white house correspondent kelly how could his in philadelphia pennsylvania but 1st let's go to john hendren who is in michigan where president trump has been addressing supporters the rally is over but it was the 1st of 5 today john. that's right president trump is genghis are the crowds of last but he's going on and iowa north carolina georgia and florida but before it's all over he's coming back to michigan on monday to do it all over again he's told the writer bob woodward that he believed that in 2016 he really turned the election for himself in the final week with all of his rallies and so he's doing 5 today and about his many tomorrow and he's going to hit those states that he really needs lord 'd of course is a biggie but here in the midwest it is michigan ohio it is wisconsin as

well where 'd he will also be tomorrow. this is a crucial state for him because he wanted by such a narrow margin it was the narrowest margin in the entire 2016 election 0.2 percentage points that's 10000 votes and if you want to get an idea for just how many that 'd is in this state. joe biden campaigned here just a day ago he went to detroit and flint both of them urban areas and those 2 counties alone had 100000 people who voted for barack obama democrats but did not vote in the next election for hillary clinton so that margin could be made up in rallies like this and that's what donald trump is trying to do here in mccomb county it's a swing counties cities tend to go to the democrat the rural areas 'd tend to go to the republican and it's here in the suburbs where the elections are often decided that's what happened for donald trump last time when he won by that tiny margin so

he's going to come back one long time and try to flip it just as he did with pennsylvania and wisconsin and that broke what used to be called the blue wall democratic states all in a row he is about 6 percentage points ahead here i'm sorry behind here right now behind joe biden. a summary of polls by real clear politics and there's a margin of error there so he's very close to actually being able to flip this state and he's working hard at it but joe biden was here a day ago doing exactly the same thing with barack obama with the singer stevie wonder and they were trying to drive out the black vote to drive people to the polls and that's because both of those cities are majority african-american and of course barack obama is popular with african-americans and joe biden by extension is as well so trump on the one hand is hit in the suburbs and biden is hitting the urban areas and the whole name of the game right now is to get out the vote there

was john had reporting live from windy washington michigan john many thanks dee it's windy not quite as would be as in washington it's also when it's in philadelphia that we'll find. job by focusing just on philadelphia at stake here please. yeah i'll tell you why there are a couple of reasons 1st of all this is a really important state we can't underscore that enough that's why don charges here yesterday doing for rallies and joe biden the democratic presidential nominee will be doing 2 different events in philadelphia now as we talked about the national polls the national polls you consistently put joe biden in the lead and in this state that is also the case but in recent days the biden campaign has become a little nervous and some of their internal polling has showed that he may not be doing as well as he had hoped with african-american men that's one reason why he

may be traveling here in order to in this heavily african-american city that he is trying to have to get out the vote to make sure that that lead stays solid particularly with key demographics so he is going to have a number of events after attending church in wilmington delaware he will be holding a souls to the polls this is an event organized by african-american pastors not just here in philadelphia but all around the country and it's important to note that one of the issues that joe biden will be talking about where he feels he gets a leg up on donald trump the republican president is not the issue. and again it is our population here that has really dealt with some of that social unrest surrounding the issue of race most recently this week the police shooting of a black man that led to riots and so as a result this is something that joe biden feels is important to talk about as he makes his closing arguments just to keep the weather theme going here a storm brewing over the doctor and to the from the white house today.

that's absolutely right and i'll keep this one going to as that of the white house continues to sort of the triangle chug along at that got the trains behind me doing the same thing if you can hear that whistling that's what that's all about the white house isn't too happy with that he found out she look at their long. batts between donald trump and dr anthony fauci the top exact infectious disease specialist in the united states where he's a bit overweight about his political leanings that he tends to lean democrat but they don't like him making that kind of an assertion particularly with comes to issues of covert 19 as they allege he's done in the last few days and that's why the white house is speaking out who it is sizing up to be found for being political they save it his criticism of scott outlets one of the president's advisers on cope with 19 he said it was not credible in the white house is having issue with believing that it is so close to election and

a member of their own pro bono coronavirus task force should not be making those type of assertions that could potentially sway voters by that some train look about things like a mile long kimberly how could reporting live from philadelphia thanks to the government. of president trump continues to draw fierce criticism for his response to the pandemic but in florida his record on the health crisis could be especially crucial the elderly population that has been hit hard along with minority communities and businesses which is here as i did gallagher reports from miami. the sunshine state is truly one of the most beautiful places on earth as election day approaches it's become clear that of all the swing states florida is the one that matters most to both joe biden and donald trump the candidates in the surrogates have crisscrossed the state in a blitz of campaigning that reflects florida's status as the biggest battleground arena it's also

a state that's been ravaged by qubit 19 with more than 16000 deaths and cases once again on the rise state's governor a close ally of the president has refused to initiate a lockdown and trump's doubling down on his opinion that the economy comes 1st wheelock then i'm scared. and now we're open for business and that's what. and that's what this explosive economic growth is 4 times greater than or what the experts expect that florida's large elderly population has been hit hard accounting for more than 40 percent of all faith teletubbies president trump did well with older voters here in 2016 political experts say that's changed but i think seeing the way the troponin destruction is handled this pandemic has convinced a large number of senior voters that they need to see a change need somebody else need to see somebody else in charge of this pandemic

somebody who's more inclined to take it seriously actually try to bring this country safely through it so they can see the grandkids again communities of color in florida have also been disproportionately hit by the virus underlying health conditions limited access to health care and poverty of all made things worse why voters helped propel the president to a narrow victory in florida 4 years ago he also needs as many votes as possible from hispanics and african-americans though supporting the former vice president so he's more trustworthy he is now under a 5th he always does. about everyone he doesn't separate brought from wife and all their proposals that he have proposed and we believe him he tells the truth and if you make a mistake if he thought that we support women over here something started for nothing with all the lies that he don't like other states early voting in florida has seen record turnouts with the pandemic

a big issue on voters' minds everything about the pandemic joining this election cycle has been politicized from the wearing of masks to the balance between keeping the economy going and the dangers of a deadly virus whether that translates to a victory for either candidate remains to be seen but here every vote counts and the optics between these 2 campaigns couldn't be more different and electorate polarized by the handling of the pandemic hasn't given either candidate a commanding lead in florida but there's no question that it's one of the dominant issues one that will play a major role in deciding who wins the presidential election and it gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. wants to know how immigrants have become recent u.s. citizens were planning to vote in the election jackson heights in new york is one of the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in the u.s. for the latest report an unheard american series gabriel elizondo

a spoken to newly eligible voters that when it comes to presidential elections in the united states the voice of recent immigrants are often left out of the conversation so want to wet and rainy afternoon we came to jackson heights considered to be the most culturally diverse neighborhood in all of america. even the street signs make it clear where you're at san you will cast his ballot in early voting his 1st since becoming a us citizen do you feel as an immigrant to the united states do you feel that the candidates have been speaking to the issues that are important to you yeah i think so yeah you know if this is very important to. all of the. immigrants of many countries the. lot of people living here. the most people living. people are thinking. becoming president of becoming president

the 1st immigrants started arriving here in jackson heights in about 1065 they came from latin america in the indian subcontinent but today there are people from all over the world that live here and there are now more than a 165 different languages spoken here just in jackson heights a short subway ride from manhattan and with a population of about 200000 in an area half the size of central park jackson heights is home to recent immigrants from nepal bangladesh india pakistan colombia dominican republic puerto rico and people of muslim christian catholic and hindu face and that's just in one block early voting lines have been long in a solidly democratic party district who is represented in congress by alexander ocasio cortez. is from pakistan and told me he is voting for a democratic white house candidate joe biden. talking

a lot about. people. i think. jackson heights was one of new york's hardest hit areas during the krona virus outbreak in the spring. they're not in a swing state they alone won't tip the scale of the election and some are so new they're not even eligible to vote but in this culturally rich neighborhood all are seeing this election up close and personal through the eyes of recent arrivals to america gabriel is on to. new york with this one issue where the presidential candidates have shown stark differences and that is the environment let's compare their records and proposals president trump withdrew from the paris climate accord

in 2017 just a year after it was signed under the obama biden administration he said it was unfair to the u.s. and leaving it would save jobs but the former vice president says that he'd rejoin that agreement if elected. removed multiple regulations allowing drilling in previously protected areas by promises grades of funding for renewable energy or banning new oil and gas drilling on public land says that emissions continue to decline under his administration but some attribute that to initiatives taken by state governors and local mess by proposing that the u.s. reaches a net 0 carbon emissions by 2050 his 2 trillion dollar plan will be paid for by increasing taxes on corporations and wealthy americans bill mckibben is an environmentalist and schumann distinguished scholar and environmental studies at middlebury college in vermont he says that addressing the climate crisis depends

not only on who is president but who controls congress. the u.s. put more kerman into the atmosphere than any other country over the historical period and it's probably the only country that can figure out how to coordinate a global response its withdrawal from the paris climate accords was a great gift to the oil industry because it let it get on with its task of trying to just keep things the way they are it's going to take an activist effort on the part of the u.s. and all the other major emitters to get us back on track with paris indeed to go beyond what the paris records called for the impact on jobs of moving towards a global energy is all to the good they're already far more jobs in renewable energy than there are in fossil fuel but that differential will just keep growing because these are jobs these are and are it technologies that produce lots of jobs

fossil fuels capital intensive it takes a lot of money but putting solar panels on roofs and maintaining windmills and things that's labor intensive it takes a lot of people now we don't know exactly what biden will be able to do a lot will depend not only on if he gets elected but if he has a senate in the u.s. that's willing to work with him if he does then there's probably room for really quick and decisive action as we use the depth of the pandemic caused recession is a kind of lever to move quickly towards big infrastructures ending that will help us address this even larger crisis there with the news now from our sara still to come on the program searching for survivors we'll have the latest from west to turkey 2 days after a powerful earthquake struck that iran katrina. where a nation wide census is it's up to trigger a growing population in a living until it's time to say the scripture records 7 and straight forward i want

to construct this title for the rest have a listen to the president in the driver's championship. details coming up in sports . at least 10 people died when typhoon goni hit the philippines across the coast with winds of up to 280 kilometers an hour it was a super typhoon but it's now weakened i'll just who is john allen dogon reports from the. joey a mughal who says this is as secure as his boat can get it's anchored in manila bay for now along with other fishing boats joey hopes they'll be spared from typhoon gone any that is battering the central and southern parts of the luzon region reveals that you're the 1st we must secure our boats because it is our label who we hope they won't be so bad so they can head out and fish again more than 19000000

people in the philippines are being affected by the typhoon it 1st made landfall over the island province a 5th and why this at 5 am local time on sunday before making its way to and by and somebody is sore provinces that have likely sustained extensive damage many areas remain cut off power and communication lines are down and some roads are blocked by . government officials say preemptive measures have been well put in place even before the day on these truck flights have been canceled sea ports are closed and over a 1000000 people have been evacuated from coastal communities and down seem to be well within the path of the strongest typhoon to ever hit this here. gone it comes a week after typhoon hit the same region killing at least $22.00 people and schools in b. call which have been empty since the groan

a virus pandemic are now being used as makeshift shelters the philippines is bettered by at least 20 typhoons each year but typhoon go on the calms at an even more precarious time the country is still struggling to contain the coronavirus pandemic and government resources are already stretched this is why many people here fear the impact of typhoon gandhi may set them back even further. duggan al-jazeera manila and turkey rescue crews are still working to save people trapped under the rubble and is male a powerful earthquake on friday at the western turkish province on the greek island of samples triggering a small tsunami in the aegean at least 62 people are known to have been killed hundreds more injured al-jazeera sent of course the only who is following rescue efforts in his manner she says that it's a delicate operation. cording to what turkey's disaster management agencies say is

on top of 89 out of 17 buildings that have been highly damaged and collapse have been completely search and search and rescue 1st earth ration is underway in 8 of them you see another building behind me which has been highly affected by the 7.0 magnitude earthquake this building has been staying like the since friday you see there are 3 cranes that are trying to hold the parts of the building in place because it is about to collapse it's actually a 2 block building and jason to each other and on my right arm side you are seeing that one of the blocks is detached from the other and we have been speaking to the experts engineers from the environmental and urbanization ministry here and they have been telling us. that their examinations show that on the ground floor of this

building 2 or 3 columns of the carrying structure has been cut that's why the building has fallen on the side and now they're trying to keep it in place with the help of the cranes but how they will be able to have a safe demolishing is still an unknown they are trying to do calculations for its weight and so that there is no risk cause for the surrounding buildings police in france have released a person that they were questioning offshore an orthodox priest was shot in the city of leone the priest was closing is charged on saturday afternoon when he was shot twice close range he's in the hospital and remains in a serious condition. other 2 people meanwhile have been arrested over thursday's church attack in niece 3 people were killed in the stabbing attack 7 people are now being held including the attacker churches around france have dedicated all saints day to the victims of the attack in nice the christian holiday is traditionally

a time to honor the dead let's go live now to nice to serious david chase is the david how important to the people of nice on today's services. well here at the basilica the police have strong large sort of fences to keep the crowds away from the main service here because of the curve of 19 crisis of course they've only had a limited number of people inside the congregation 1st and foremost it's been some of the relatives of the 3 people who were killed and it's been a very moving scene here we've seen the loved ones come in they've had to be scanned by the police check by the police have been sniffer dogs all around but it's been a very moving service. i think everybody is looking at it because it is hope that some form of healing can come from this from the desecration of the basilica the

whole service had to start actually with a reparation of the spirituality of the building of this basilica it was a given holy water by the bishop it's like a 2nd baptism to cleanse the profanity of the blood having been spilt on the floor of this silica but the words perhaps that might most ring out not only here across knees but across france is from that bishop the the monsignor marceau who said in a very strong phrase that stood out from everything else he said that. 3 lives had been stolen from human. a c 3 lives stolen in the falls in the name in the fells in the falls face of a cog in the false face of a god or a perverse ideology a strong strong statement from the bishop not exactly trying to heal.

the divide this all falls terror attack his cause but saying it in very plain words this was done in the name of a false face of god and of a perverse ideology. so i think will be dwelt on here and will cause france in the coming days david chase reporting live there from a stated many thanks indeed early election results in ivory coast putting president alassane ouattara in the lead but opposition candidates have already denounced the vote saying that it was neither free nor fat they're calling on what are to step down several people died in protest in the run up to the votes of rallies in the economic capital abidjan and several other towns across the country let's get the latest now from a series of address who's in a bush show what does the opposition plan to do next. well the color for must of resistance against allison what tourist

office and from the look of things from the results we're getting or seeing right now looks like whatever has an on a salable lead 30 minutes ago before we come on and what it was courting have a 1000000 votes and this close a supporter who was actually a getting out or managing only 4141 votes just that shows you that if the train continues probably at the end of the day water will be will be where the margin of probably 909798 percent of the total vote cast this is despite the fact that some of these oppositions opposition leaders will boycott of the election had their names on the ballot and they even scored some votes so basically what is now before the opposition is the continuation of their call for campaign of civil disobedience and how big that will be remains to be

seen and whether or not they can bring on board influential members of the international community like the european union the united states the african union and other groupings that have been there to witness this election some of them are not saying so much about this election currently but the feeling on the street is that if. opposition supporters on to the core of. song from his press statement released earlier today we're bound to see more action on the streets of ivory coast how far the security forces will take that it remains to be seen and from the look of things now. is actually bracing for a possible break of break of violence something that i've already it's a been afraid of 5 in a long time i was there as an address reporting that on the situation in ivory coast from a butcher and nigeria many thanks did to others look at

a weather update next here on the news then the fight for democratic reform in hong kong police arrest several leaders for these failed it seems months ago. remembering departed relatives of the global pandemic is changing mexico's day of the dead celebration. of american athletes get greater protection offered new laws passed to the u.s. following the gymnastics sex abuse scandal that will behave a little bit eaton's. but . we've got some rain in the forecast the parts of the middle east over the next couple of days we have seen this massive cloud moving across turkey across the black sea unless stretches its way down towards the levant so expect to see some rather wet weather coming into well lebanon jordan maybe seeing some wetter weather

just toppling across into syria as we go through monday and you can follow this line of cloud down across iraq into northern parts of saudi arabia so you could even see that a bit of wet weather here south of that is fine and dry lovely sunshine here in doha temperatures a very pleasant 30 degrees celsius with light winds it really will feel lovely over the next few days meanwhile across southern parts of africa we see some very heavy rain here but toria 50 millimeters of rain from this massive very wet weather that's going to continue making as well little further race which will see that wessel weather easing away from the eastern cape as we go on through monday but we have the potential for flooding and widespread disruptions to system makes its way through the show is set up towards the north of the country so impossibles want to sing some live then we got legal shall is there across the heart of africa some live the one that is just running across a good part of angola looking rather with the kenya.

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torment enough felt like you know at this my time to stand. we move. on. that is good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha with the news out from out 0 the headlines see us president donald trump at his democratic rival joe biden are in battleground states 2 days ahead of the election trump is in michigan biden is concentrating on pennsylvania. at least 10 people have died of typhoon going to hit the philippines across the coast with winds of up to 280 kilometers an hour rather a 1000000 people have been forced to leave us. and churches or the fronts are

dedicated in the same state to the victims of thursday's attack in nice is a live picture from at least the christian holiday is traditionally a time to honor the temps. were comments by france's president of sparked protests in many majority muslim countries around the world emmanuel mccall called for secular values to be reinforced in france his words followed the murder of a teacher who showed his class caricature of the prophet mohammad al jazeera as a solid and job it reports now from a protest in istanbul. a few 100 people have gathered here in istanbul to protest against the publication of the caricature they've been passionate speeches which will be made in the crowd people have been chanting against the french president. they've been shouting against. those living. muslim community across the globe to unite there have been some calls for remains

people have been saying that the wrong thing the. freedom of expression to hide its losses on the parts of the world and it isn't particularly talking about getting turkey because it wants to be. some sort of standing internationally the force are people from various parts of life of come here not just themselves but with their families as well to show solidarity against what has been happening after the publication of these caricature as many people who we've spoken to say they are against the violence but they feel that they have been offended and there needs to be recourse not just blatant republication of these offensive caricaturist . azerbaijan's president has met turkey's foreign minister to discuss the conflict in the going to cut a back alley have says there's no reason for russia to intervene in the conflict because his forces aren't threatening armenian territory armenia's prime minister

has requested russians support of area of azerbaijan of agreed not to deliberately target civilians but both sides are accusing each other of breaking that agreement well the un secretary general has supported calls for another immediate cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan the region is seeing its heaviest fighting since the early 1990 s. when around 800000 ethnic azeris were forced to flee their homes now to syria as horrible hamid has spoken to some of them in baku. it's been a month since their last oldest son rest fool who joined as ery army as a volunteer soldier 30 days filled with worry for over jan and they know youssif of they were just telling us how they rarely hear from him when our conversation is interrupted rest is on the phone. you brought us walk i've been crying all day i really miss him i am proud he is there he is doing his duty he will free my land and we can go home but i'm really

sad because our children are dying in the battlefield the israeli army broke through armenian defense lines flanking from to south east along the border with iran towards the southwest of nagorno-karabakh i mean as alarmed as areas could be heading next eastward to shusha and important down in the corner of her about the north to the lachine corydoras the lifeline of the on clay. the main goals creations are. terrorists. or hunger so. who until last. to compromise with us. who finish you all should finish a some us possible. time it's also very important element of this controversy.

back home john and a north chuckle both their hometowns i know and as eric control they tease each other about wish they would visit 1st one step son is back. people here watching the developments of this war very close to their monk the hundreds of thousands who had to flee the karabakh region 30 years ago and as any one of these children they will tell you where they're from even though they've never been there kind of alice from gibb rael hussein and daimler are from this angle and some of the people here told us that for years they had criticised as a very president ilham aliyev for not taking any action now they fully support him the military is very popular here development it has retaken a large chunk of occupied land including the village of guy's yen which meal a year misplay lova was forced to abandon some 27 years ago. i watch the news all the time 4 villages were liberated today ours was among them my only wish

is to go there and after seeing my home again i can die i'm glad that soon no one will call us displaced anymore. this is about john's war to lose and many here believe the country should not accept anything short of a full armenian withdrawal as a precondition for a diplomatic solution but at that hamid al jazeera back. polls are closed in our algeria where a referendum on whether to rewrite the constitution has been held that new constitution would limit presidential terms and give more power to parliament and the judiciary it was a key demand of the protest movement that toppled president of the lizzie's beautifully last year the proposed change would allow algerian troops to fight a broad the 1st time since the 1960 s. syria correspondent says the covert 19 restrictions of widespread mistrust of the establishment could lead to a low voter turnout. this is

a referendum about a new algeria according to the algerian president up to born he wants a jury and to. accept and vote yes for new provisions in the constitution which he considers to be extremely vital for and in decades of attack rossi and paving the way for a vibrant democracy but the people don't seem to trust that message from the political establishment because the when you look at the provisions themselves this tillman tain or give huge powers to the president who can fire the government can sack the prime minister he has a huge say over the judiciary system so for people those who took to the stone to the streets or in 2019 and managed to topple president. they were hoping that every single person who was involved in the political establishment that prevailed. since its independence in 1902 would step aside they say that their

dream has been hijacked by the same political establishment which is still in power 2 things are happening as we speak the restrictions imposed by the covert 19 this could have an impact on the voter turnout plus the mistrust that the people have about those can see to tional change this these 2 could really lead to a lower voter turnout tonight in georgia thousands of people have gathered outside parliament in the capital tbilisi to protest against the election result their opposition parties and their supporters are accusing the governing party of rigging saturday's parliamentary election results out of intimidating voters georgian dream party has won 48 percent with most of the votes now counted opposition leaders said that they'll continue with their protests until their demands are met. in another former soviet republic moldova

a presidential election has been taking place voters there are deciding between candidates who favor closer ties with either the e.u. or russia president igor dall is the promo sco front runner hoping to win a 2nd his rival my son who is a pro european former prime minister who was defeated by dawn in 126 in the 2016 election debate a roost thousands of people have rallied demanding the president alexander lukashenko step down riot police fired warning shots into the air and detained protesters as they marched in the capital country seen demonstrations every weekend now for nearly 3 months lucas shameka has been backed by moscow claimed victory at a disputed election in august the opposition says the vote was rigged. indian security forces have shot dead a top rebel commander in india administered kashmir saifullah was the chief of operations of the dean he was killed in

a gun fight after troops launched an operation on sunday off to do. 7 pro-democracy politicians have been arrested in hong kong on charges related to a legislative council meeting more than 5 months ago they're accused of contempt of obstruction but critics say that it's part of an increasing attempt to sideline dissenting voices. pollen reports. it's not unusual for disputes to break out in hong kong's legislative council but they have become more frequent in heated in recent years as the divide widens between probating and pro-democracy legislators after 16 weeks of deadlock debates on who should control an important house committee a session on may 8th descended into a brawl but you know. i will use some lawmakers were disruptive they were running towards the security guards who were trying to maintain order in front of the chairpersons table so the conference could not be held and some were throwing

papers from the public seats above. 5 months later police arrested 7 politicians 4 of them current legislators on charges of contempt and interfering with members of the city's legislative council. come form we will not give in to these absurd charges and continue to serve in a legislative council that has no justice we do our best to express the people's voice and especially our dissatisfaction with the government they say this is just another step in the government's efforts to crack down on dissent and crushed political freedoms since the last legislative council elections in 2016 the number of sitting pro-democracy lawmakers has dropped nearly 30 percent because of resignations or disqualifications it's seen as a result of beijing's tightening control of the city in july the communist government imposed a national security law in hong kong similar to the one used in mainland china to

silence opposition in. months trying his agencies have been weighing in on how the legislative council conducts its affairs that made clear the tactics such as stalling the passage of bills and obstructing meetings could be in breach of legislators and could even amount to misconduct in public office it's what's believed to have prompted these latest arrests there is no way you. the memphis grizzlies. in the can so now they have a low the arrested politicians could face up to a year in prison if convicted and police say they have not ruled out making more arrests. hong kong. china has begun its once in a decade census as the government collects state of the truck the future of the world's most populous nation analysts say that they expect the survey to highlight problems associated with china's rapidly aging population trading your reports from

beijing. than cellular says he's part of a family of 3 but this is not a typical chinese household the 40 year old and his wife are going against tradition and have decided not to have children the couple say caring for their dog is enough. if we had a kid we wouldn't have enough time for things we enjoy would be too much pressure as the cost of living in china is rising and the pace of work life is very fast these days. isn't alone an increasing number of chinese couples are choosing not to become parents a low birth rate is one of the problems said to be highlighted by the national census this month 7000000 workers will be collecting information from china's more than 1400000000 residents in person and online analysts expect the once in a decade survey to point to an increasingly educated and urbanised society as well

as a looming aging crisis made worse by china's almost 40 year long war. child policy but the a 2020 to one in every 5 people in china will be over the age of 60. more retired people means a smaller less productive labor force as the population ages and the family resources who will care for the elderly it also affects our scientific innovation economic vigor and. from a young labor force china's one child policy was replaced by a true child in 28 but many this came to light the country is struggling with a massive gender imbalance about 30000000 men especially in rural areas. and those with a truth. and many are thought to have one child at nurse. family planning limitations as well as policies to encourage families to have more

children such as free childcare and education in young people's mindsets and consumption happy's have changed they may earn more but they are expected for a certain quality of life have also rising. orderly children themselves shall go and faith they are not worried about who will care for them when their own to share those with children come here older than they are because there are so many things to worry about i have less burdens and some say i look younger than my age they're focused putting their lives in staying fit and healthy 1st longest possible. al-jazeera beaching. thailand's king has taken part in a religious ceremony in bangkok amid growing calls for reform of the want to keep the king and queen were greeted by large crowds of supporters outside bangkok scrammed palace to attend to the vent to mark the end of the ready seized a number of students boycotted

a graduation ceremony attended by the royals on saturday that's not for those months of anti-government protests calling for political reform. peru's government is closing some of tourists over the weekend to stop people gathering for the traditional day of the dead celebrations but concerns of a 2nd wave of covert 19 or 900000 infections have been recorded and mexicans this year won't be able to go to summer trace a month the day of the dead because they've been closed to prevent the spread of covert 19 but the annual festivities are still providing consolation to those who've lost someone in a country which has the 4th highest death toll in the world john holdren reports from mexico city. every year on the day of the dead makes crews departed return to the land of the living. and usually the graveyards of full of their families waiting to welcome them with their favorite food drink and music it's one of mexico's best loved festivals.

but this year the symmetries aside are closed because of coated and this play on an island in the ancient roots ways of sochi milko district is one of the few events allowed. it's a story of like your own or a previous public spirit who walks the streets crying for her lost children. this year the lead actress who's dedicating the show to those lost in the pandemic and the many women murdered in a country struggling with domestic abuse but i will tell you that. we want to help people cry if they need to cry to provide a ceremony a way out for all that love more than just pain all the love we see we fucked and when we have our dead present so that we know they're with us. you audience watch from the truck you notice longboats floating in the dark pool to this. is one of

mexico's special places for the day of the dead celebrations these canals date from pretty hispanic to. and the places really kept hold of its traditions to the point where the same pursuit chilled flower the orange flower that used in the celebrations is growing here. i mean fields on the outskirts of east to pull up a district to the simple chill they used to adorn the old says to the dead that go up in homes across the country part of the tradition that the pandemic can't touch . but if you're. just picking up a big bundle for her family this year the day of the dead will be especially moving a mom big 3 died of covert him and once she was taken into hospital the family couldn't say goodbye now they have the chance. when i'm with a friend you can't imagine but you never see that person again that we are so happy to be here. that we can feel his presence and that's why we put out with his

favorite themes so she knows we await that we love that even though we couldn't do we haven't forgotten how. we have the privilege of sharing food and stories appeared three's with the garcia family as they waited for her to return just like everywhere in mexico it's a moving but joyous occasion a moment for spite as the pandemic rages on john home and. mexico city. peru is ancient inca citadel matchup issue is reopening its doors to the public the unesco world heritage site has been closed since may there's the pandemic it will now run under strict health protocols though more than 3000 people used to visit every day but that number is now being restricted to around 600 just ahead here all that is outside sports press and basketball skills from former president barack obama.

building a wall was the promise made in the bid for the white house 0 tolerance approach the southern border became government policy detaining children and separating families the stark reality of picture too much to bear for many americans in a country that was built on immigration. follow the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera. jumped into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is biosecurity it is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know you have ideas and you can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table the police are not neutral and all of these cases goal here is to

terrorize and here's the other part of this there's no consequence for this stream on out is there an. elegant time for sports has pizza. thank you very much the mercedes team has clinched the formula one constructor's title for a record 7th straight time with a one to finish in sunday's race at imola despite dropping back to 3rd at the start lewis hamilton pulled out ahead of teammate valtteri bottas to earn victory it puts mercedes out of touch of nearest rivals red bull in the constructor standings and watson's win also means he can seal a record equalling 7th drivers' championship title at the next grand prix in turkey

in 2 weeks' time. people watching me maybe think we're used to this but it just always feels like the 1st with this team and i think this is the spirit and so i'm very very grateful to everyone to be a part of it you know to be a part of breaking a record like this no team has done this before so. you know we've got a great leader in our team and also a big thank you to the state even at the national all of our partners to be really . we will not do what we do without ac milan have tightened their grip on the top spots in the telly in league thanks to a late goal from abraham of age of 39 year old swede scored against a 7 minutes from time the acrobatic if it secured a 21 when he became of age has only recently recovered from coronavirus. american athletes will get greater protection and more of

a say in decision making of the new law was passed on saturday following the gymnastics sex abuse scandal the new act increases funding for child protection and puts more athletes on the boards of the us a limpet committee and national governing bodies it follows an 18 month investigation which found that usa gymnastics team doctor larry nasa was able to assault hundreds of girls and women because of a lack of transparency and accountability among us a limbic officials and coaches. now so were sentenced to up to 300 years in prison and 2018 of the more than 350 women testified that they were abused by him among those to come forward as a victim is 4 time olympic gold medalist simone biles as well as several of her a limb pick teammates the scandal triggered lawsuits and mass resignations at the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee and usa gymnastics the latter of which has filed

for bankruptcy glory one and is was one of those on the u.s. team that won gold at the rio olympics in 2016 earlier this year she testified against former national team coach maggie haney detailing verbal and emotional abuse she'd suffered at the hands of her longtime trainer haney assumes been suspended for 8 years and hernandez is making a comeback to the sport i know i'm not the only one who's been through my situation i know people who in my eyes that had it worse that now it's you know it still exists out there unfortunately but in doing think about it and you know in seeing that there is a consequence for i think it shows that there are others hate like this and ok and hopefully we get a lot of different culture changes because of it and if speaking out about it and you know speaking out against emotional and verbal abuse that's going to help other people then absolutely i really hope i get to be a part of that change. england over 2026 nations rugby champions

a 345 win over italy in rome on saturday secured the title for the english on his 100th appearance for england's ben youngs school the 1st try at the match which would score again in the 2nd half is james george tom carrying him slade also crossed the line for 5 tries enough to earn england a bonus point winner. but they needed a favor in paris both france and ireland could have won the title with a big enough victory as it turned out the frenchman are 3527 winners a good win for france but not enough to overtake england at the top of the standings it's england's 39th title in the history of the competition the pair. got 6 nations is probably one of the toughest competitions in the world to win because it's such a campaign leave. physical contest and you've got to you've got to be at your best . now if you needed proof that he sports is growing fast more than 3000000 people

applied for tickets to the league of legends world championships in shanghai china or learning around 6000 were lucky enough to make it into the venue they had temperature checks and were not allowed to sit too close league of agencies one of the most popular video games of the ruled and the south korean team damn one gaming who took 1st place and the rather large trophy which weighs 32 kilograms. will finish with some impressive basketball skills from former u.s. president barack obama while out on the campaign trail with joe biden in michigan needed this. was. not what i. will leave it there for now we'll see you again later for most sports news. excellent time for us here in doha to pass the ball to our colleagues in london lauren taylor here to update you next here on al-jazeera i'll see you again

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2 days from now we are going to win the state of michigan a yes times battleground blitz of swing states says the u.s. prepares for a knife edge vote on its next president and less than 48 hours. i'm lauren taylor this is our jazeera live from london also coming up typhoon devastation in the philippines leaves nearly a 1000000 people displaced and at least 10 dead. a commanding lead for the ivory coast president in early election results but on rest contin.