biggest demonstration this region has seen in years the 50 year old member of the opposition liberal democratic party was detained earlier this month he's charged with ordering the murders and attempted murders of several business men 15 years ago but many here see the arrest as politically motivated retaliation for defeating president putin's favorite in the 2018 gubernatorial election. people are trying to i think people take to the streets because their vote in the gubernatorial elections was taken away from you see if we can. put these protests are about more than the arrest of their governor it's about fighting back against what they see as president putin's increasingly authoritarian grip on power with chants of freedom and putin as a thief the protests happen come about to cry freedom freedom from the ruler sitting more than 6000 kilometers away in moscow who they see as self-serving and out of touch. off the scent the national is sucking up all the resources from the far east and we get nothing in return to this region used to be so rich people were doing so well and the production was thrivi

. >> and japan's ruling liberal democratic party is moving to have a planned state visit by chinese's president called off. they note several hundred arrests that have occurred in the after math of the latting affect. the resolution expresses serious and grave concerns and said the situation cannot be ignored. it calls on the japanese government to take appropriate measures to protect the nationals in the territory, and to consider support for hong kong residents. including issuing work visas to those that want to leave. xi's visitit was schedululed in early april and was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. the ldp plans to adopt the resolution as early as friday. ♪ here in tokyo, 107 new coronavirus cases were reported on thursday. it's the highest daily tally since the national state of emergency was lifted in late may and the first time the city has hit triple digits in two months. cases have been been calendar increasing in the capital with the number topping 50 every day since last friday. >> translator: over 100 today? i think we need to reconsider our behavior. we need t

the lawmakers from the ruling liberal democratic party say they'll urge japan's government to t taketive steps t limit the use of video-sharing app tiktok and others. they plan to submit plans to the government as early as september. the group's leader says they need to take measures to prevent personal information fromm leaking in ways they don't expe. last month india banned tiktok and other chinese apps over privacy concerns. earlier this month secretary of state mike pompeo says the u.s. is considering doing the say. >>> japan is planning to set up a reservation system to get coronavirus testings before they go abboud. this comes as the company prepares to boosed international business travel mainly with other parts of asia. the government is in talks with 16 countries and territories about allowing business travelers to come and go. chi china, thailand and vietnam are all on the list. but many places require certificates of negative pcr test results. that's instead of keeping visitors inn quarantine for extended periods. the japanese government aims to set up the reservation sys

koike ran as an independent, but she has a history with the mai ruling liberal democratic party.t allowed her to effectively get the backing of some top lawmakers without ever officially asking for their support. >> and how did that affect her opposition? >> frankly speaking, koike didn't haveve any strong competition. early plans to unite behind a single candidate fell apart, meaning votes against her were too widely dispersed. now they're turning their gaze to a bigger stage, saying they will have to strategize ahead of ththe next national election, which could happen any time depending on what prime minister abe shinzo decides. >> for koike, what's next? >> her top priority will no doubt be the coronavirus. towards the end of campaigning, there was some increase in infections. and at the same time, the capital and central government are working to kick-start the economy. koike's administration has a budget bill which would help hard-hit businesses, and she wants it passed. showing the world tokyo is safe will take on new importance in the next few months. the capital needs to

and he only became governor in 2830 new to the post and he's officially affiliated with the liberal democrat party and their regional headquarters have said that until the situation clarifies they will not be rescinding his membership. similar theme brazil are suing the president for putting their lives at risk both removed his most during a press conference to reveal his tested positive for covert going to. approve of your go to cuba so you can see my face who wants to see my face i'm fine thank god . thanks to those that prayed for me was supporting me i'm fine thank god. it was really impressive as the ation said both an hour didn't maintain a required social distancing and expose the media workers to the virus the country cannot watch continued behavior that is beyond a responsible and constitutes clear crimes against public health without reacting on brazilian congress might also filed a lawsuit against paulson our right for removing his mask thankee must answer for all health crimes almost all of the presidents ministers who had contact with him in recent days have also tested positive the p

governor of the come out of this region will be mikhail directed if he's been in the l d p r liberal democratic party member since 2005 and m.p. since 2011 in a video conference phone call today mr putin appointed him as the acting governor of the region replacing gay football who has now been dismissed for lack of confidence or breach of confidence officially those are the 2 acts passed by the russian president today as the full goal of course was elected. the governor posts back in 2018 in a landslide election beating the united russia opposition candidate he won a reputation as the people's man passing a raft of measures which were popular with the local population of about 4 of scarcity of around 600000 in russia's far east quite a rosy picture which should change very drastically 10 days ago on the 9th of july when he was arrested by the f.s.b. by the russian and vesta committee and taken on a plane to moscow facing very serious charges indeed allegations that he was complicit in organizing at least 2 contract killings of rival businessmen between 20042005 prior to going into politics of course

critics say putin waited until he'd won the vote before sacking the governor from the opposing liberal democratic party. protests are relatively rare and putin's tightly controlled russia and the coronavirus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention putin is looking for but protesters in the city of $600000.00 people say the marches will continue until the governor is released. al jazeera. of course in bangladesh a bangladeshi migrant i'm sorry is facing deportation from malaysia after criticizing the government's treatment of workers during the current virus crisis. was detained on saturday he was interviewed in al-jazeera as one i want a stock eventually called locked up in malaysia is locked down 0 says his arrest is disturbing and reaffirms its support for freedom of expression as a fundamental human rights without fear of being criminalized. the 2nd of the editor of the leading news website in hungary has provoked a mass march by anti-government protesters it follows the mass walkout of journalists in support of the editor is warning that government int

critics say putin waited until he did wonderful and for sacking the governor from the opposing liberal democratic party. protests are bringing to the ringer imprudence tightly controlled. and the virus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention put in a sleeping fear that protesters in the city of 600000 people see the marches will continue until the governor is released had to look to see the young. poland to withdraw from a european treaty on violence against women on monday the justice minister says it violates parents' rights by requiring schools to teach children about gender thousands of women have protested in cities across poland against withdrawing from that treaty the president narrowly won reelection 2 weeks ago and one of his campaign promises was to defend traditional family values and ban same sex marriage . an 85 year old woman in western india has gone viral 1st showing off her martial arts skills shan't up our been dubbed warrior grandma by her fans the octogenarian lives in the city of poor she performs the ancient indian martial arts of. ou

before sacking the governor from the opposing liberal democratic party. protests are relatively rare and putin's tightly controlled. and the coronavirus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention put in as looking for the protesters in the city of $600000.00 people say the marches will continue until the governor is released. so the young i'll just hear. the sacking of the editor of the leading news website in hungary has provoked a mass march by anti-government protesters and follows the mass walk out of java lists in support of the editor is warning that government interference is in danger and media freedom of 0 scholar leg reports. about god they came out in their thousands to voice their anger at what they say is the latest silencing of hungary's press more than 80 journalists from the country's most read news site called index have resigned from their jobs after their editor in chief was sacked last month he publicly raised the alarm over political interference in the outlets operations for many the dismis

critics say putin waited until he'd won the vote before sacking the governor from the opposing liberal democratic party. protests are relatively rare and putin's tightly controlled russia and the coronavirus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention put in as looking for the protesters in the city of 600000 people say the marches will continue until the governor is released. so the young. well the 9000000 people across south asia have been affected by floods triggered by heavy monsoon rain in india officials are calling the situation in bihar state a. number of cases in the region has risen health officials warn that displaced people are at a greater risk of contracting covert 19. no ways arctic archipelago has recorded its highest ever temperature the moment is there reached 21.7 degrees on saturday at 0.4 degrees above the previous record set and 979 the islands would normally experience temperatures of between $5.00 and $8.00 degrees at this time of year scientists a global warming in the arctic is happening twice as fast as in the rest of the world the y

critics say putin waited until he'd won the vote before sacking the governor from the opposing liberal democratic party. protests are relatively rare and putin's tightly controlled russia and the coronavirus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention putin is looking for but protesters in the city of $600000.00 people say the marches will continue until the governor is released patio llopis so the young algis here. in mexico is moving forward with 1st division football match of the 2020 league amex was played on friday after being postponed by one day and despite warnings over western risk of corona virus spreading among players manyara palo has more from mexico city. after an uncertain season on and off the pitch footballers in mexico are returning to work on false per league football has kicked off a 4 day tournament with the theme on arena health workers on the front lines of mexico's ongoing struggle against the corona virus pandemic. in recognition and gratitude of those who care for health against the toughest of rivals the tournament name will be chang

in or from the opposing liberal democratic party. protests are relatively rare imprudence tightly controlled russia and the corona virus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention put in is looking for the protesters in the city of 600000 people say the marches will continue until the governor is released patio hope is so the young just hear. the 1st hurricane of the atlantic season is bearing down on texas hanna has now strengthened to a category one hurricane its spec did to make landfall later along the southern texas coast near corpus christi the national hurricane center says it could strengthen before it hits it'll be the 1st storm of this strength to hit texas in july since 2008. well still ahead here on al-jazeera to barbara officials are in court to defend the arrest and imprisonment of a popular journalist who have the latest and. potentially my life expectancy shortening every day this carries on warnings of the millions who are missing out on important cancer screenings because

liberal. democratic party rush or governors are technically elected but in fact hand picked by the kremlin to be later in gorse by a popular vote and the kremlin also makes sure that our competitors 2 of the chosen candidate also weakened or not it's hell ones what happened in 2 years ago was that this contender this competitor. who was deemed to be weak and not a challenge unexpectedly won and what also was unexpected was that he turned out to be a good governor protests are relatively rare imprudence tightly controlled. and the virus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention put in a sleeping fear that protesters in the city of 600000 people see the marches will continue until the governor is really just had to look to see the young. and 85 year old woman in western india has gone viral for showing off her martial arts skills take a look at the stance of power has been dubbed a warrior grandma by her fans the octogenarian lives in the city of poorly and performs the ancient indian martial art of the hour says she is a practicing since she was 8 y

critics say putin waited until he'd won the vote before sacking the governor from the opposing liberal democratic party. protests are relatively rare and putin's tightly controlled russia and the coronavirus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention put in is looking for the protesters in the city of 600000 people say the marchers will continue until the governor is released. the young. protesters have gathered outside the israeli prime minister's residence in west jerusalem calling for him to step down for weeks protests have been growing louder against women netanyahu over his handling of the pandemic and his corruption drive on thursday at least made dozens of arrests and there's more to tell and to disperse demonstrators are a force that is in the western or eastern he says the protests are intensifying. these are protests which have been going on for some weeks now but especially in the last 2 weeks or so we've seen 8 of these protests just here in west jerusalem there are also been protests across the country on several of these occasions tonight being

critics say putin waited until he'd won the vote before sacking the governor from the opposing liberal democratic party. protests are relatively rare and putin's tightly controlled russia and the coronavirus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention put in as looking for the protesters in the city of 600000 people say the marches will continue until the governor is released. the young al-jazeera. maria lipman is a serious service for george washington university's institute for european russian and eurasian studies she joins us now live from moscow good to have you with us this is interesting the kremlin is not used to this sort of kickback what's your take on the situation. well it should be understood to begin with that in russia governors are technically elected but in fact handpicked by the kremlin to be later in the horse by a popular vote and the kremlin also makes sure that our competitor is 2 of the chosen can that it also weaken or not its challenge what happened to help us 2 years ago was that this contender this competitor. who was deemed to be we

before sacking the governor from the opposing liberal democratic party. protests are relatively rare and putin's tightly controlled one shot and the coronavirus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention putin is looking for but protesters in the city of $600000.00 people say the marches will continue until the governor has released. this so the young algis here. will get a weather update next year on the news of them denied bail a prominent journalist and bob where he says the struggle against corruption must continue as he sent back to prison. the u.s. braces for the 1st horror comes to make landfall since the coronavirus and then it began on. fire would like to remind everyone who is in quarantine that you should remain in quarantine and in sport how a delay for africa's 1st ever live picket fence will affect the sporting ambitions of many young to say. hello that most of the middle east is wholesome and dr coles to play for this time of year but we've also seen quite a few showers across areas to the north w

that so far as the central authorities are concerned it's always been a stronghold of the liberal democratic party which is basically a russian nationalist party and in russia since 9999 kids and this has serious protest but then show. you know good cause why above all right you have reasons of remoteness from mosco so serious that they cannot make problems within the region you know low employment little side of race lots of people leaving the region to go to the central russia work and living conditions are better sold those things. kind of giving these. days is full of a much larger demonstrations and there are you not to draw the main program and bought jam the previous governess really had been completely obliterated in that region in the last 2 years so the strength of the 1st movement against more school quite substantial so that's why you know this strengthens their numbers and they that they feel they can live in the can do is interesting we keep an eye on this one on the state of thank you for joining us do appreciate it molly's opposition is calling on supporters to stay out on the stre

governor from the opposing liberal democratic party. protests are relatively rare impudence tightly controlled russia and the coronavirus pandemic is further complicating the kremlin's response it's not the type of attention put in as looking for the protesters in the city of 600000 people say the marches will continue until the governor has released. this so the young algis here. turkey's foreign ministry is condemning greece the water it calls hostility towards islam turkey the countries are at loggerheads over the conversion of 100 years of fear probably museum to a mosque protests were held outside the cathedral in athens as the 1st friday president decades were held in istanbul's famous landmark. chile's president has signed a new law allowing people to withdraw up to 10 percent of their pension savings to help them get by joining the pandemic around 11000000 are eligible to withdraw up to 5400 dollars the go has expected to give a short term boost to the economy but some analysts warn it could cause long term damage to pension fun

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it is outrageous, throughout liberal media and the democratic party.was asked a similar question, listen to this. >> in exchange for your blind support of this administration can you tell us if he ever promised you anything financially or otherwise? >> know. jillian: what do you think of this narrative? >> not just right now, just been exposed right now. what will happen between my colleague, myself, pushing back and showing the demagogue of black americans, we are not monolithic, based on intellect and experience and policies. that is what they think. it is in the wall now. they are not going to tolerate this. todd: will they ask the same question to biden supporters? >> they won't ask that to black or white biden supporters but that because you are not black if you don't vote for joe biden but that narrative has been shaped, it is disappointing. voter suppression through intimidation, in support of donald trump, they are called racist by the liberal media. they don't want to be called republicans or sellouts. historically they do those things to push

job is to control the black community for the democratic party to make sure that they get 90 percent of the black vote but. they are paid by rich white liberals they're rather democratic party and as a judge their job is to keep the black people under the boot of the democrat party and they've been doing it for the last 220 years and they are not going to let up and as long as they get mad it's a little blood but they are not going to stop the other people's poor people's afraid and as long as they keep in mind it's a little bit of both but more reason to stop. and people can read for themselves and i have to wonder why is this not being an extra time to talk about divisiveness in our country. why is it why can't we find this is a way to unify people of every sort of background to say listen this is wrong these sorts of principles are not just principles that are christian principles they're principles that make a good society why are we not hearing from our politicians and our church leaders united saying this is wrong and if we did don't you think that would be a strong enough tone to keep some of its vandalism from happening to our communi

japan's liberal democratic ruling party is expected to call the government to cancel xi jinping's stateisit. prime minister abe was supposed to host president xi jinping back in april. that was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. we are now hearing from nhk that on theing ldp will call government to cancel xi jinping's state visit. coming up u.s. coronavirus cases jump i the most in almost two months. face masks become mandatory in texas, and experts believe the virus is mutating. that's next. ♪ continues coronavirus to ravage a divided america as a records the highest single day jump since may 9. let's get more from michelle cortez. we have seen a lot of politicians opposing this mask mandate, but finally we are seeing some governors, like the one from texas, having to do an about-face on this one. >> right. texas is facing the catastrophic situation that so many other countries and states have faced, where their hospitals are getting overwhelmed, and they realize they have to do something. seeing as we don't have any sort of a vaccination, and even the treatments we have ar

liberal democrats. hi, i'm ed davey, and i'm running to be leader of the liberal democrats. two people trying to rebuild their partyin a snap, down to 11 mps. the last election, i think we did make a mistake byju5t focusing on one issue. a cabinet minister back in the coalition government, ed davey has had ahold of power. he might be experienced, but can he excite? i want to change our country. i want to make sure it is a greener economy, it is a fairer country, we do value carer5. and i've got a clear message, and i think that's actually exciting. it's not just exciting for members. what we've got to be is exciting for are the voters. we've got to get the voters realising that a liberal democrat would improve their lives, would help them injob5, would help the environment, would help them in housing and education. these are the issues that voters care about. we need to change, and that's what members up and down the country are saying. a teacher by trade, layla moran is the lib dems' energetic education spokesperson. she wants an internationalist, green agenda, and says of her party... we lost trust, twice over. w

example also an option but he invites left liberal parties to the government to just bear in mind that his last government was also composed of croatian democraticunion the conservatives but also the liberal party and of the representatives of i think minorities who have got the 8 seats in the parliament who is now only i think 14 or 15 seats short from an overall majority so that shouldn't be too difficult for him down you know if it's from the university of baghdad thank you thank you. let's go now to some other stories making news around the world mexico's coronavirus dought death toll has topped 30000 mexico has now overtaken france with the 5th highest number of victims worldwide the capital mexico city has returned to strict a lockdown after a week of easing restrictions. protesters in the u.s. city of baltimore have torn down a statue of christopher columbus president donald trump had earlier praised columbus in his independence day speech columbus and his men killed and in slave to digitise people and his voyages marked the start of european colonization of the americas. us rapper kanye west has taken to twitter to announce his intention

example also an option that he invites left liberal parties to the government to just bear in mind that his last government was also composed of croatian democratic union the conservatives but also the liberal party and of representatives of ethnic minorities who have got 8 seats in the parliament he is now only i think 14 or 15 seats short from an overall majority or so that shouldn't be too difficult for him down yo bitch from the university of baghdad thank you for thank you. well let's go now to some other stories making news around the world mexico's coronavirus death toll has topped 30000 mexico has now overtaken friends with the hot with the 5th highest number of victims of worldwide the capital mexico city has returned to strict lockdown after a week of easing restrictions. brazilians have taken to the streets once again to protest against far right president also narrow in sao paulo health workers and teachers criticize the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis they also marched against racial discrimination and police brutality. protesters in the u.s. city of baltimore have torn down a statue of christopher columbus president

party based on false evidence. willful blameless has its advantages. what you can cover up is another way to express it, and that is precisely what the national liberal media expect democratd the democrat party has done for years now. joining us, sidney powell, one of the most important people working to make sure they don't get away with it. attorney for general michael flynn, former federal prosecutor, best selling author, great friend of this broadcast. good to see you, sidney. now we know that at the first intel briefing for candidate donald trump in august of 2016 that general flynn was in the crosshairs of the fbi, the justice department and very clearly the obama white house to entrap him, to frame him and to go after president trump. do you agree? >> oh, definitely, lou. they had to take out general flynn because he would have quickly discovered everything that they had been doing, all the illegal surveillance they'd done, all the laws they'd broken. he would have tracked down the entire operation. plus he was going to audit the intel agencies and downsize everything. but remember the timeline. they opened crossfire hurricane on july 31st of 2016. then on august 1

it's also why i watch my moderate liberal friends the democratic party be swept up into it as a very radical agenda that's been passed out of the house. by the way america's never had to deal with that agenda because none of it ever became law. we did a better job of telling people what they asked in the house because it's a very radical agenda you wonder how moderate democrats voted for and you know why they also voted i just want to go up there and do nice things pretty want to be pragmatic. while when the far left tells them this is a nice step these of the nice things, trust us, you're wearing the blue jerseys that's what they vote poor there is no limiting principle that's a very scary thing. >> let me give you another example of contradiction. how often do we hear the media talk about president trump being against the freedom of the press attacking the media for their principles. we've been complaining for every single morning on my front door and that house office building i receive a stack of newspapers often overwhelming from the "washington post", "time" magazine number of

all this, if you did see that democratic sweep, would be most likely the end of the trump tax cuts pretty immediate. folks on the more liberal wing of the democratic partypriority. so certainly a different distribution of taxes. that could affect capital gains tax taxes, business taxes and that's been a boom for wall street because businesses rather than reinvesting their tax savings, hiring new people, they used that to buy back their own shares and that's a big boom for the stock market. >> axios' reporting in a new poll the longer the coronavirus pandemic lasts the further political parties are moving apart. what change has been seen the last few months? >> it's not just political parties. there's a clear divide among republicans and democrats when it comes to things like worry over the pandemic, going out, wearing masks, things like that. but it's also this big divide in terms of race. you see black folks being affected more by the pandemic and latinos as well more than white people. you see poor people with a different set of circumstances than rich people. even those class divides along middle class, working class, things like that. so it's really

the sixty's seventy's johnson administration is it that the liberal class the liberal elites especially in the democratic party were justifying this as opposed to the 1994 crime bill pushed through by clinton and biden where it became their project and you know the attempt to wrest back the law 'd and order issue or were they before the 1994 crime bill also the architects of increased police power i mean it was it's always been a multitude of factors but liberals had been on sort of the forefront for much of the forty's fifty's and the sixty's where you know when johnson is that in many ways that thrust has been liberals as well as you know across the political spectrum but when we look from lending in the johnson into the forty's and fifty's with progressive liberal reforms into the ninety's when you look over time. you can you know the part of the. core engine behind these these these pushes have been largely a result of liberals. and which is a part of the you know make a distinction then in the 1994 omnibus crime bill where essentially this was a political calculation on the part of the democratic leadersh