france's anti-terrorism prosecutor reveals the attacker came from tunisia north africa and arrived in italy just last month. according to the elements we have he entered the lampedusa on september 20th. while up the coast from nice in the iconic cathedral city of albany on another man is shot dead by police for threatening people with a handgun the french president says his nation will not give in to terrorize he increases troops to.

france's anti-terrorism prosecutor reveals the attacker came from tunisia north africa and arrived on european shores just last month. according to the elements we have he entered its leave paid dues of on september 20th. while 8 up the coast from nice in the iconic cathedral city of albany on another man is shot dead by police for threatening people with a handgun the french president says his nation will not give in to terror as he increases troop deployment on the streets. that if we are attacked once again it is for our values for our teeth for freedom this morning we decided to increase the vigilance everywhere in front of us to adapt to the terrorist threat. and then the french sentiment turns violent in the middle east as a saudi saudi man is arrested for stabbing a security guard at a french consulate in saudi arabia. bringing you your top news stories from all around the world this is our team international my name is donald quarter thank you very much for joining us now we begin on the french south coast a knife attack in which 3 people were killed in nice on thursday mornin

france's anti-terrorism prosecutor reveals the attacker came from tunisia north africa and arrived on european shores just last month. according to the elements we have to pay dues a on september 20th. while up the coast from nice in the iconic cathedral city of another man is shot dead by police for threatening people with a handgun the french president says his nation will not give in to terror as the increases troop deployment on the streets. the sons of think if we are attacked once again it is for our use for our teeth for freedom this morning we decided to increase the vigilance everywhere in france to adapt to the terrorist threat and the french sentiment turns violent in the middle east as a saudi man is arrested for stabbing a security guard at a french consulate in saudi arabia. those are world news headlines for this hour i'll be back with more in just about an hour thanks for watching and hope you have a great day. welcome to. the human body with ology has long ceased to be side fly but now it's merging computer with the most sophisticated machine. be human brain is a craz

france's anti-terrorism prosecutor reveals the attacker came from tunisia north africa and arrived oneuropean shores just last month. according to the elements we have he entered its levi lampedusa on september 20th. well up the coast from nice in the iconic cathedral city of ave on another man is shot dead by police for threatening people with a handgun the french president says his nation will not.

france's anti-terrorism prosecutor reveals the attacker came from tunisia north africa and arrived on european shores just last month. according to the elements we have to leave. with on september 20th this. while off the coast from me said the iconic cathedral city of another man is shot dead by the police for threatening people with a handgun the french president says his nation will not give in to terror as he increases troop deployment on the streets. to use some of that to keep you from we are attacked once again just for us for our teeth for freedom this morning we decided to give these the big everywhere we go from good now to the terrorist threat. of french sentiment turns violent in the middle east as a saudi man is arrested for stabbing a security guard at a french consulate in saudi arabia. as your world news headlines for this hour my colleague neil harvey will be taking over in just about 60 minutes so on behalf of the international team thanks for watching and we hope you have a great day. max kaiser this is the kaiser reporting now we dealing with a global pandemic the

france's anti-terrorism prosecutor reveals the attacker came from tunisia in north africa and arrived on european shores. just last month. according to the elements we have. paid dues of from september 20th. while 8 up the coast from nice in the iconic cathedral city of albany on another man is shot dead by police for threatening people with a.

recently affected by foot so that's a place to watch so watch got to tell and right in tunisia most of north africa is still dry this is cloud rather than cherie clad in nigeria there is still flooded on the ground there are drying looking place. to. talk to there. is the government not for taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues that we listen i still think that at travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on how does their own. play an important role. ringback. you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh as of the official say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight it's a very jan and army and there are accusing each other of violating a cease fire deal. the u.s. president's doctor says donald trump has been cleared to return to work but won't confirm if he's tested negative for coronavirus it comes after trying to address the crowd of hundreds at the

disappointing particularly for france so whilst we know what's happening in tunisia with this rain here most of north africa is fine the floods in nigeria can subside because around that many more showers to come same is true for south sudan where still some perky showers further west we can still produce our ricans. but. frank assessments if other can public opinion for. betrayed by social media platforms after november would be this because as if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy one obvious solution is to break up informed opinion just look at checkers don't go anywhere the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's ability with a revolution to call in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines because it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. back you're watching our just 0 time to recap our headlines now there's been more fighting over the this feud region of no got to cut about overnight armenia is reporting new shelling along the southern part of the line of contact of a civilian areas have not been hit as a major and says it has struck several military

disappointing particularly for france so whilst we know what's happening in tunisia with this rain here most of north africa is fine the floods in nigeria can subside because around but many more showers to come same is true for south sudan where so some poky showers further west we can still produce our ricans. but. it was a war that united egypt and syria. against israel but in the heat of the battle that different agendas soon became apparent as a target the community was to avenge to see to match the sixty's when crystal said that came to power he told us just give me 10 centimeters of land in the east the 2nd of a 3 part series is really population we're told that the troops from the west bank of the service can exploit the 2nd week of the war in october on al-jazeera. the at. the back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a fragile ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan is under threat following attacks from both sides in the conflict over nagorno-karabakh new fighting has killed at least 8 people as area officials say the 2nd city of ganja was struck by missiles in the early hours of sunda

irregular immigrants that's come from the media to iranian haria the come from north africa in this case the terrorists come from tunisia we have to say that tunisia is not libya into this yet there is not a war and these men arrived here in the hands of damba forces. and after he was in the south of italy in one of the c.q. off body and this terrorist the it wasn't supposed to be in europe it wasn't supposed to be. and i think that the howard government the target government stronger responsibilities for what happened tonight and to date nikos that these men will come back to tunisia and in italian nation so what do we have to do is you stop but not in general we have to stop your eagle our camp to our borders we have to stop the situation in the mediterranean sea here because yeah yeah just in the actual incident itself if present mccrum ses france will never give in to terror and call for firmness and unity but to some extent do you think that these incidents are actually a direct response to his recent policies or as you know ordinary muslims now i feel they're being targeted not just islamists almost like a group u

disappointing particularly for france so whilst we know what's happening in tunisia with this rain here most of north africa is fine the floods in nigeria can subside because around but many more showers to come same is true for south sudan where so some poky showers further west we can still produce our ricans. but. corruption it is that invisible mind a wall of silence. against. the knobs. it is not something to be told that it. is not on the average in. no country his email and let's destroy this wall. came in 2020 the free space award can colleges the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning problems that affect us all. shine a light on your anti corruption here and. nominate now. the remote kingdom of butan has become known for its pursuit of happiness. 10186 balls how this national goal inspiring the younger generation on how to 0. for reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera and the lead police unit in nigeria will be dissolved immediately the move follows days of protests across the country demonstrators

tunisia. he arrived in italy illegally by boat from north africa just last month before making his way to francemily said he was not -- is not an extremist. a quran, two telephones and another knife were found in the bag after the attack and he repeated shouted while decapitating an elderly lady. kill a church warden and one other. a 74-year-old man he was in contact with has also been arrested. growing anger across the muslim world for macron's support for the right of people to show cartoons of mohammed. it is notable today happens to be prophet mohammed's birthday. in his defense of his secular values and freedom of speech made france a target for radical islam and terrorists. authorities there say they're bracing for more possible attacks. >> sandra: benjamin hall on the latest for us. thank you. >> trace: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez hitting at higher ambitions. what she says about her political future next. could the latest economic numbers help president trump convince voters to give him four more years? >> president trump: 33.1 gdp. the biggest in the history of our country by

and indeed in tunisia we've seen concern from the government there that they're seeing unprecedented levels of infection. a very similar pattern emerging across the middle east and north africated states. >> what is causing these surges? what's behind them? what do we know? >> well, i mean, people have been struggling to figure that out, but i think in every case it's slightly different. i mean, there is obviously a factor of poverty and insecurity in countries like iraq. lebanon has been suffering, as we know, economic catastrophe. it then had that gigantic explosion in the center of the city. it is a political system that is in a more open state with no functioning government of any significant kind. and at the same time, countries such as jordan, which are very interesting, had a very severe lockdown indeed, with international recognition for the severity and success of the ability to keep the pandemic under control. in every country where things have been relaxed we have seen a surge in infections. the pattern has been seen in europe and the united states. >> thapgs for the update there. >>> coronavirus cases in latin america and the caribbean topped 10 million on saturd