near knock backs for president trump, michigan legislators refuse to interfere with the state's election results, while georgia certifies joe biden as the winner after a manual recount hello, there, i'm the stars here. tell you this is al jazeera life and also coming up. protests turned violent in brazil after a black man is beaten to death by security guards outside a supermarket. as areas celebrate taking back districts that armenia had controlled the decades that these tens of thousands

still grieving the loss of land. they've called their own plus record of forest condemn. it has canceled test events and delayed qualifies. but here in cats, all the hard work continues as it prepares to host the world cup in 2 years' time. while an unprecedented attend by donald trump to overturn the u.s. election results appears to be slipping away. republican leaders from michigan was summoned to the white house on friday, but after talks with trump said, there was no new information that would change joe biden's victory in their state, said to be putting pressure on politicians and republican. one states to ignore the popular of irish and send delegates to the electoral college who rather install him as president from washington. alan fischer reports if you watch the event at the white house was to talk prescription prices. but donald trump couldn't help talking

about the election claiming pharmaceutical companies delete news of a vaccine to help template eclipse. big pharma, rare millions of dollars of negative advertisements against me during the campaign . which i won by the way. but, you know, find that almost 74000000 votes. we had big pharma, i guess we had the media against us. we had big tech against us. we had a lot of dishonesty against us, while joe biden spent his birthday meeting with democratic congressional leaders to talk post-election plans. donald trump was meeting republicans from michigan to the white house denying reports the president wants them to stop the state certifying biden's when there he routinely meets with lawmakers from all across the country. but one democrat from michigan says, this is anything but a routine meeting. joe biden, one is good michigan, but a margin 14 times greater than down the truck winner state 4 years ago. the

president is trying to, i don't know what word to call it, cheat his way to victory bar pressuring local officials. after the meeting, the 2 republicans said it had no new information to change joe biden's victory in the state. adding the result certification process should be free from threats and intimidation. and joe biden, his legal team called it an abuse. of course, it's an open attempt to intimidate election officials. georgia is the latest state to certify a joe biden victory after a manual recount of 5000000 votes. he becomes the 1st democrat to win the presidential race in this state. since 1902. there are 2 recounts underway in counties in wisconsin, but it's unlikely they will change the result there. president elect joe biden. no stands on $306.00 electoral college votes. exactly the same number. donald trump achieved 4 years ago when he claimed a landslide victory. alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house. and now donald

trump's eldest son has tested positive for the crying of virus. donald trump jr, is the latest in the president's circle to have been infected with covert. 19, a spokesman for the family says that he hasn't shown any symptoms, but has been in quarantine since finding out he had the virus at the beginning of the week. they have been protests in brazil over the killing of a black man outside a supermarket, demonstrators, a calling for a boycott of the car for supermarket chain. that's after video showing 2 security guards reportedly repeatedly has ing a 40 year old man in the face before his death, one guard the scene kneeling on the victim's back. it also happened on the eve of that consciousness day. in brazil, the security guards have been detained and are being investigated for homicide. well, earlier i spoke to addison, rarer he is a law professor who has written extensively on institutional racism in brazil. he says the protests that we've seen show the black community has become more mobilized in brazilian society. race is in brazil is

a structural problem. so black people face is just limitation in a, in every aspect in every they mention of social life. in employment in school medical treatment for instance, brazilians usually receive last than half of the salary of a white man. black women usually receive the core sample. i. then just summaries of the black male brasil that allege that right wing president. but things have changed in brazil, the brazilian population, and especially the black population, is much more immobile. so people are reacting to this day defiance and the last local election that spread. how differently

people always special because they don't black sea folk are mobilized around the question of race. so there are, there were a lot of life women, a lot of black males to be the people of the far flung it. certainly this is certainly a reaction against the populists right wing and races at the ministrations all across the board in peru, right? scripts say there has been cases of police brutality in their capital. there's been widespread violence and protests that have been taking place since former president martin. this car was impeached earlier this month, but officials have denied any wrongdoing in a sanchez reports from lima. right, so my police in plain clothes arresting protesters rights groups say, and identified officers, members of a police intelligence unit that dragged handcuffed and tamed dozens of students

during protests that turned violent last week. numbers, forces unidentified police blindfolded and threw him into an empty room where he was held for 3 days. i was attacked, they left me in that room without food and water. i know there was someone else, but don't know who it was because we were kids separated. the only hit me a bit, but i could put up with that. the rights groups say the detentions were arbitrary and that the harassment hasn't stopped us. luis fernando says he's been getting strange phone calls and now we know that other prosecutors are being harassed and threatened as well of a un mission for human rights when talking to families of victims and investigating whether human rights were violated. amnesty international says police fired deadly ammunition and beat protesters unnecessarily. police say they did not commit any abuses during the protest. they denied there was

excessive use of force or shooting metal pellets at protesters, but doctors say otherwise the greece, what he says, his brother lucio initially treated at the protest is still in hospital awaiting surgery, to extract pellets from his brain, shoulder and chest and informers. agus on them about it, he has 3 metallic objects, we believe pellets, the one in the brain is dangerous to operates. i am angry for him and for all of the youngsters wounded while just protesting. police went out to kill. his interim president francisco says the crimes won't go unpunished. the attorney general is investigating sarcastic predecessor to a former deputies for possible involvement in homicide enforced disappearance. and the abuse of power. he's prime minister and that a florida side out denies any wrongdoing the that they're on the chief is also on

the defensive, say in his officers aided police in controlling the protest. even though 2 students died and more than 200 were wounded, including some who are still in hospital. the question now is, who gave the orders and the innocent just as the sida the azeri army has entered a district that's been under armenian control, forest, 30 years now. it's one of 3 areas that armenia has to hand back as part of a cease fire deal to end 6 weeks of fighting over the disputed region of karabakh. now, while as areas celebrate, armenians are grieving the loss of land that they've long claimed, as they're horrible. made has more for us there's a sense of defeat in lachine. armenia will soon lose control over district dziedzic district. very few civilians are left in town. and there binion soldiers, i just transiting through under way out. behind caribbean is a businessman,

volunteer fighter. it's a bittersweet day for him. he was soon meet up with his wife. but the district where he was deployed at the beginning of the war is being richard as a better term told, told a lot of tales about the situation. was a return to everything. but the reality in the public knew the real, the situation. we now have the result that we deserved all of the armenian forces have to evacuate before december 1st. a mere 70 kilometers away celebrations, an atom, a district on the eastern flank of the un clave, which armenia occupied and considered a buffer zone. i looked it over as among the 60000 a series expelled at the time from here. i'm lost for words to explain my feelings

. it's the best day of my life. the 1st place i want to visit is the fater. it's destroyed now, but he was very nice and we're building a stark contrast to somebody's mood in the chain here to tens of thousands of azeris were expelled. lachine was the 1st captured by the armenians and early 1990, s. . and it will be the last one handed back to azerbaijan, and it's all because of this road. the so-called latching corridor that connects armenia to nagorno-karabakh. it will remain open for armenian civilians. and as the russian peacekeepers who are going to guarantee their safe passage it's a lifeline of the un cle, and is through this road that the bulk of the russian peacekeepers are deployed and taking up positions along the corridor. as a by just forces would be just

a few kilometers away. it worries me and who stayed at home throughout the war. she came to the municipality with her neighbors to ask for help came and i don't want to leave here. i have a deep connection. my husband and my son a buried here. i want to be able to visit the grave, and i want to stay, and i want my generation to be moved again. about global 1000 armenians settled into let district over the past 3 decades as it but john said it would ensure the safety of those living along the election corridor. but after all, what's happened? no one here is willing to take the risk. but at the head meet still ahead here on out as there are fears of a humanitarian crisis as violence in northern ethiopia sends tens of thousands across the border into sudan and 5 and biotech become the 1st companies in the wild

imagines he authorization for their coronavirus vaccine hello, the lace to the storm systems is working its way through during saturday. so you see showers or sunder storms in the levant and they got to the system proper, further east in iraq generating snow over the high ground of iran, and some in the caucasus as well. at the same time, this increasing breeze on the coast of man might well be a circulation in the arabian sea, which by sunday could produce some significant rain, not just as a culture, but in the horn of africa, and throw her few showers into southern yemen. and maybe in iran as well between the 2, it looks fairly dry, that increasing breeze briefly, dancer, bahrain, and qatar and the sun's back out. and iraq, as it is mostly in the levant,

having sex this season or right now is where it should be more or less tanzania, and westwards to go to a sort of area. so a few showers stray showers further south and of course the potential for flash flooding in the north of somalia because we just talked by in the arabian sea. but the rain now should go cyrus, and he's done that. the proper rain seems to be running through angola, botswana and down to the middle of south africa. but if you're further west, you'll find in cape town, the temperatures drop to 23, and when hope it's sunny to al-jazeera, we asked realistically how can you do with institutionalized corruption in this country? we listen. if this breaks up into conflict between august on and india, this has implications for the rest of the world. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. out of the fan for more

dollars on world love god, we are the while traveling the extra mile. where are the media? don't go. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. woohoo. hello again, i'm mr. let's remind you about top stories this hour. republican party leaders from the u.s. state of michigan say they're not aware of any information that would change joe biden's and the true victory that they should. a statement after meeting with president trump saying the state certification process should be free from threats and intimidation. the, as every army says it's entered a district that's been under armenian control for almost 3 decades. it's one of 3

areas that armenia has to hand back. as part of the cease fire deal after weeks of fighting in a disputed region of knock on a car, about 2 security guards in brazil are being investigated for homicide over the killing of a black man outside a supermarket. one of them was an off duty policeman. demonstrators are calling for a boycott of the call for supermarket chain. the united nations is warning of a humanitarian crisis in northern ethiopia, the government and the people's liberation front, both accuse each other of killing civilians. and as strikes and indiscriminate attacks during the 2 week long offensive, the un has called on warring sides to stop fighting immediately. so more aid can be delivered, and refugee safe zones can be set up. well, our correspondent mohamed adore is in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa. he says the battle for mechelle a will prove decisive in this conflict. if they can't hold the cup at all,

it means they are defeated. and mackellar is considered the ultimate prize by the if european national defense forces, who are now said to be roughly about 100 kilometers from the capital. and they are saying they will launch attacks on the killer from at least 4 different from what, what is going to be a huge opportunity to the 2 p.l.f. is that the city is surrounded by hills and mountains where they have mounted their defenses and a hopeful that. 'd will stop their advancing opponents. of course, both sides are heavily armed and it might not be is easy according to security to unleash the technic kill it does been for the european defense forces deck of towns like zoom and other which they have just clearly to have taken control of. and in the protracted conflict many here fear would not just affect a few appear,

but the entire horn of africa region. and now the un secretary general has wanted yemen is inching closer to the wild west famine in decades and turn you could terrorists called for immediate action to stave off a catastrophe. yemenis are already suffering after 16 years of war. the terrorist says a reduced relief funding and a crumbling currency. stretching efforts to vassar family. when we see a dramatic, they're going to, they should have humanitarian situation. and the risk is it was expressed this morning. in my statement of a famine that probably would have had no parallel in recent history except the famous family of ethiopia many decades ago. well, saudi arabia is hosting this year's g 20 summit and drafting a covert $1000.00 action plan will be top of the agenda for the world's richest nations. they have been cause for leaders to boycott the virtual event over the

kingdom's human rights abuses. a counter summit is being held online to highlight some of those diplomatic as a james base reports from the united nations riyadh to the place where the g 20 summit would have been held there using a giant projector to display the images of the participants. but because of covert 19, they'll be taking part virtually lessening the impact of this annual meeting of world leaders and of the efforts of its host, saudi arabia to rehabilitate its reputation. and the redlines, what the red lines were a sort of a counter some it's already been held online to highlight human rights abuses ranging from the murder of the germans jamal khashoggi, to its attacks on civilians during the war in yemen. and the continued detention of political and human rights activists in saudi jails. the sister of luxury now how flew a women's rights campaigner in prison for 2 and a half years was among those who spoke. she wasn't executed,

elected. why did sexually harassed threatened with rape and this was, it was then they sell your fish as one of them being a soldier. i mean, and yes, it's very kind of men m.b.'s a reference to crown prince mohammed bin. so a man he'll be concerned to see leading political figures from the us democratic party taking part in this event. i have also spoken now one, saudi authorities arrested peaceful activists. the incoming democratic president joe biden has promised a much more clear eyed policy regarding the kingdom of u.n. headquarters. i asked one participant of the g. 20, the secretary general for his view of saudi's human rights record. i'm talking about the lack of proper accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi, the continued detention of political prisoners, including women activists and reports of torture. secretary,

or you have the chance to address all of this fully. or you can dodge my question. but wouldn't that be it? wouldn't that be, wouldn't that be effectively greenlighting more abuse by the saudi regime in what i've just said, there is a clear reference to the needs of all these programs. to have one objective that everybody should be able to enjoy human rights. and we're going to help his live piece of sound for human rights apply to all countries, including those countries, the g 20. what about those specific if uses in those that i'm saying, what we want is human rights everywhere, including in those guns. the secretary general will take part in the virtual summit from new york. he wants the g 20 to extend in duration and scope debt relief. it offered to some of the world's poorest countries earlier in the year. however, early draft of the final communique seen by journalists suggests he may fail in

that attempt. jamesburg, sirrah, at the united nations, the united states recorded 2015 coronavirus deaths on thursday, and the 1st time it stated death count has crossed the 2000 loc since may. meanwhile, pharmaceutical company, fines and its german department beyond tech have filed imagines he authorization in the us for their cover 19 back saying the us health secretary alex as our has described that move as a light at the end of the tunnel. if that request is approved, a vaccine could be available within weeks. mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . what happens once pfizer registers the request with the f.d.a.? it then looks at the data that pfizer has collected through its tests of some $40000.00 people over the past few months. the f.d.a. then calls a meeting with a group of independent scientists who will then decide whether or not to grant the emergency use authorization based on the data that they've been given by pfizer.

but the real difficulty here is that this is not a routine vaccine trial. this is a new technology which the scientists are going to have to look at. it's completely uncharted water. it is not a vaccine in which a mutant down version of the virus is injected into the system, allowing the body to create its own immunity. this is a case where, a spike proteins are created within humans, d.n.a., which replicates the corona virus, and trains the body to recognize it should the corona virus into the body. so this is a totally different technology which has not been dealt with before. and this in itself is going to maybe extend the period the speed with which these vaccines can be rolled out. well, that is also incredibly difficult because this particular treatment requires 2 injections over a period of 3 weeks. now that is a lot of injections, a lot of the vaccine that needs to be distributed throughout the country. so

now the philippines will lift a ban on health care workers leaving the country up to 5000. s.s.a. here will now be allowed to accept job offers of the ses president rodriguez to test a, introduce the ban back in april, saying filipino doctors and nurses when needed at home to help fight the current virus. then that nurses campaigned against that all saying salaries in the philippines are too low to live on. rising corona, virus infections are putting sweden, has no lockdown, not under pressure. for the 1st time. the government has rejected advice from the public health agency. their reports from the capital commuter rush begins in stockholm with little evidence of concern about sweden's mounting coronavirus crisis. it's just a couple of months since the decision not to impose a lockdown seemed to be working. but with the 2nd wave of the pandemic building momentum, it could be a long cold winter ahead. for the approach that has been dubbed the swedish model.

a record 7240 new cases were reported on friday, with 66 more deaths taking the toll to almost 6 and a half 1000 who have been getting more and more patient. is it procedures for taking care of them there? late with that in front of us and we are far behind. sweden's government is starting to impose tougher restrictions. no more than 8 people can now attend a fishel event, while pubs and restaurants abound from serving alcohol. after 10 pm, there are new limits on visits to old people's homes. after infections again started spreading rapidly in places where thousands died in the spring or fall, the government will continue to take all necessary decisions to reduce the spread of infection. sweeden strength in this crisis, however, is that every person takes their responsibility. does the juice for their fellows,

and for our country? about personal responsibility has been at the heart of sweden's fight against the pandemic. but now many are questioning whether people should be forced to comply with tougher measures, including having to wear masks something that most swedes have so far shunned. that's after the royal swedish academy of sciences released a report showing that masks could prevent the spread of infection indoors, as we found so far, yearly supports the fact that the masks will have the positive, the fact that in the finishing, it's not exactly preventing the spread of by us, but that's in contrast to recommendations made by the public health agency on the chief epidemiology. i'm just one yell who has repeatedly said masks can make people more careless about social distancing. not everyone has listened with masks, sales tripling as one pharmacy chain in november. even if the government does bow to pressure on mosques, that could be as far as it's prepared to guard. the so-called swedish model may be

under some pressure, but a full lockdown is unlikely and perhaps even impossible. such a measure is guarded against by the swedish constitution that protects citizens, freedoms, even in a time of crisis. paul recent al-jazeera stockyard. well, the football world cup kicks off in cata in exactly 2 years' time football's biggest tournament will make its middle eastern debut and 2022. but the coronavirus pandemic has affected preparations for both teams. and organizers. reports from doha. this giant 10 structure is al bait stadium. in arabic, it translates to the house and will be home to 60000 fans for the opening game of the 22 inch to world cup. if the current virus pandemic lifts in time, the global health crisis hit, just as cattle was finalizing its preparations. overnight in the pandemic has

affected the entire world that they're not only affect the sporting industry. our preparations have, luckily, not been affected by the pandemic. and we see that the pandemic is as well under control here in qatar. so that's, that's a very good thing. qualifies around the world have been delayed and test events have been cancelled. but even if the virus is still with us in 2 years time, cattle has now had experience of holding a tournament in a bio security bubble. the asian champions league is currently underway here across several the news teams were coming from abroad. and also the teams from within the top clubs from the door would go through a systematic approach where they tested 1st before entering. got there, saw those coming from abroad, tested in the airport. then they got to the how did they check and then they wait for the presence of the testing. and then we do have a pita testing for all every 3 to 6 days. it's been a very different experience for us from the get go we. when we got on the flight,

we had to obviously weather, thrice mosques. and then strike where we had grain or around our faces, a hole in our floor. we came to the hotel where the staff have been quarantining, i think, 2 weeks already. so everyone here in the bubble has been in the bubble for 2 weeks before us arriving australian club. perth laurie tested out the education city world cup stadium in the 1st group match and were impressed that stadium probably the best biden, i think we were the 1st ones to you know, you could have got a better pitch, the changing room. you know, as i said, the pitch, the bench is all top top so it's 5 to be 8 stadiums are already finished and some have already held matches. but the hard work continues to others. like here at the salle stadium, which will host the final on december the 18th 2022, where the new world champions will be crowned whether or not it will be in front of

a capacity. $80000.00 crowns, depends on how quickly this pandemic passes. joining us rosco al jazeera doha says al jazeera and these are the headlines. republican party leaders from the u.s. state of michigan say they're not aware of any information that would change joe biden's electoral victory. there. facia statement after meeting with president travel saying the state certification process should be free from threats and intimidation. alan fisher has more for us from the white house. whew. well, it's not a great couple of hours for the trump campaign and those around him. i hope they can overturn the results either by taking legal action or by getting legislators to not follow the normal procedure. so this meeting, we don't know exactly what happened in.