they want but beyond that they also want a free and credible outcome catherine saw al-jazeera it with al-jazeera let's just bring you up to speed with events in the southern french city of nice within the last few hours 3 people are reported to been killed in a knife attack there at a church in nice one of the victims a woman was reportedly capitated. several other injuries reports say that the the suspect was quickly arrested president mccraw has announced that he will be going to nice and m.p.'s in the french parliament have observed a moment of silence of the french antiterrorist prosecutor's department says that it's been asked to investigate the incident. once again 3 people reported killed in a knife attack one of the victims a woman is reported to have been decapitated details still coming in we'll bring you more as and when we get them but stay with us here on al-jazeera. strayer is under pressure from the united nations to raise the age of criminal responsibility from 10 years old to 14 aboriginal and torres strait islanders peoples make up more than hoff of western australia as youth detaine

al-jazeera. again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour u.s. intelligence official say that iran and russia are meddling in the upcoming election by sending threatening e-mails to democratic voters the f.b.i. says the aim is to cause confusion and chaos. thailand's prime minister has canceled an emergency of preplanning protests tens of thousands defied the measures for more than a week they continue to mark the prime minister's resignation and reforms to the monarchy. in france and spain to become the 1st 2 european countries to surpass 1000000 confirmed coronavirus cases spain's health minister says the drastic measures measures are needed to contain the outbreak. france has awarded its highest honor to the teacher beheaded in paris last week president emanuel mccrone led tributes calling samuel party a hero and his killer a coward 7 suspects including 2 teenagers will face charges of assisting the attacker was a serious bernard smith reports now from paris. samuel patti's the face of the french republic according to emmanuel mccrum france's

wednesday's verdict has again put the country on the right side of history jumps out all plus al-jazeera. let's have a look at some of the headlines here now just there now the u.s. vice presidential debate between mike pence and campbell how this is taking place in salt lake city the pat faced off over a number of issues in the minds of the bad run a virus at the heart of many disagreements. if the trump administration approves a vaccine before or after the election should americans take it and would you take it if the public health professionals if doctors found if the doctors tell us that we should take it i'll be the 1st in line to take it absolutely but if donald trump tells us i think that we've taken i'm not taking the fact that you continue to undermine public confidence in a vaccine if a vaccine emerges during the trumpet ministration i think is is unconscionable and senator i just ask you stop playing politics with people's lives the reality is that we will have a vaccine we believe before the end of this year told trump has assured americans of his administration's response to the cr

to economic activity but industrial users worsening access to fresh water counting the cost on al-jazeera. let me ask where we could be in 5 or 10 years. what would you be doing where would you when you want to be in 5 or 10 years be careful before you answer because for a reason your hand i do sure you really want to answer ok if any of you are sure ok just 2 of you know i'll embarrass you with a question. and if you don't get the answer right if you leave this trading right away. and i'm serious about that ok you know what i just did i've just presented to you what life would always do life would try to scare you. but only the bull would only those who are able to keep or even when they be threatened i saw that she was going to put i'm down here if it is among the top now. and then she put it off and i love the board that i see now that is the attitude i want all of you to have one of the questions that i out and about i interviewed told me how your field before and what you did about it because i think might be an opportunity. i'm a social entrepreneur i made secondary told by them and shou

al-jazeera. color again this is al-jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour violence has broken out in nigeria's largest city lagos the day after a shooting at a rally against police brutality protest leaders are calling on supporters to flood the streets in defiance of a $24.00 a few. at least 12 women have died in a stampede in the afghan city of jalalabad they were among thousands who've gathered near the pakistani consulate to apply for visas. and the u.s. has seen nearly $300000.00 more deaths this year than it usually were the centers for disease control and prevention says the coronavirus accounts for most of them. more protests are planned in sudan as the economy that deteriorates but the government says that it's managed to pay $350000000000.00 to the united states in order to be removed from its list of states that sponsor terrorism as malcolm webb reports. it was on this street 22 years ago that douglas city l.a. was driving to work it was just outside the american embassy here in kenya's capital nairobi then it was attacked 1st with grenades and then a truck bomb that's whe

al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour sudan's transitional governmenthas agreed to normalize ties with israel it's part of a deal that allows the lifting of u.s. sanctions but of sudan's economy palestine says that it's another stab in the back . u.s. president of trungpa suggests that egypt might blow up ethiopia's ground raisons damn the project has been a source of tension in the region since construction began in 2011 there's been more fighting in the border come about because both armenia and azerbaijan accuse each other of shelling residential areas that foreign ministers met with u.s. secretary of state mike comparable in washington. as election day in the u.s. nears both candidates try to rally last minute support the u.s. has posted another record daily jump in covert 19 cases nearly 84000 infections were announced on friday the death toll in germany has gone above 10000 on infections of jumps to a new high of 15000 the e.u. and the u.k. of jointly been recording an average of 100000 or more cases every day now for nearly 2 weeks of a serious a

al-jazeera. half past the hour and al-jazeera let's take you through the latest developments out of the u.s. and after spending 3 nights being treated for corona virus at a military hospital u.s. president don't trump is back in the white house before entering though he took off his mask even though he still hasn't fully recovered his treatment continues in the coming days and then minutes after his return from tweeted out a video in it he encouraged people to not let the virus control their lives don't let it dominate don't let it take over your lives don't let that happen we have the greatest country in the world we're going back we're going back to work going to be out front and now i'm better and maybe i'm immune i don't know but don't let it dominate your lives get out there be careful we have the best betters in the world and they're all happened very shortly and they're all getting approved and the vaccines are coming momentarily thank you very much and want to read what a group of people. from our correspondent mike hanna in washington d.c. . there's a camera man right behind preside

al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera let's roger the main news this hour azerbaijan says that at least 13 people have been killed by an armenian missile attack in the city of ganja dozens were injured rescue efforts are underway to find survivors trapped under the rubble it's one of the biggest attacks since a ceasefire brokered by russia came into effect last week on india's defense ministry says that it did not fire towards as i shall fighting over the course of region has been escalating now 3 weeks and rallies of taking place in chile ahead of the anniversary of last year's massive demonstrations demanding social change it was mainly peaceful during the day the place of riot police fired tear gas and water cannon. police in france say that an 18 year old man has beheaded a teacher in a suburb in northwest and paris the teacher had recently shot an image and class of the prophet muhammad a lesson about freedom of expression palace reports. these normally quiet streets in northwest paris are the latest of a deadly issue in french society police say an 18 year old man killed a middle school his

al-jazeera. let's take a look at some of the headlines here now just here and now at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh as area officials say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight as a very john and armine are accusing each other of violating a cease fire.

well again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour u.s. intelligence officials say that iran and russia have obtained voter information to interfere in the upcoming election the f.b.i. says the main aim is to cause confusion and chaos. france and spain to become the 1st 2 european union countries to surpass 1000000 confirmed coronavirus cases spain's health minister says that drastic measures are needed to contain the outbreak. thailand's prime minister has reversed an emergency decree banning protests tens of thousands of people to fight the measures for more than a week that demanding the prime minister's resignation and reforms to. turkey says that it'll send troops to nagorno-karabakh if they requested by azerbaijan russia says that any turkish military deployment will only make things worse sporadic fighting between armenia and azerbaijan has been going on for more than 3 weeks despite to ceasefire deals nagorno-karabakh is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but has been controlled by ethnic armenians since 1994 let's go

mission is successful the sample will be delivered to earth in september 2023 victoria gay to be al jazeera. let's take you through some of the headlines here and al-jazeera now sudan's prime minister is welcoming u.s. plans to remove the country from a list of state sponsors of terrorism president don trump says he's ready to make the decision which would likely bring much needed investment and debt relief here morgan has more from car to it is quite significant for the country overall in terms of economy and in terms of political stability now being on the list of state sponsors of terror has greatly hindered sudan's economy and its ability to attract foreign investors and to even deal or invest in foreign trade outside of a country that's resulted in severe hard currency shortages and we can see that just by taking a walk around the streets of khartoum you can see people lining up for bread due to shortages of wheat you can see people lining up for fuel due to shortage of petrol and that's because the country has been suffering from this hard currency shortage that makes it very difficult to im

al-jazeera. well again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news the fighting between taliban forces and government troops in afghanistan has displaced tens of thousands of people it began with the taliban launched coordinated attacks in helmand province sensible. moscow has called on armenia and azerbaijan to abide by a cease fire they signed has been intense fighting over nights of the dispute at the polo club about reaching washington brokered cease fire came into force on saturday. but israel and lebanon a meeting to discuss control of matter time borders delegations are in southern lebanon being called in direct talks. both u.s. presidential candidates have been trading blows on the campaign trail donald trump attack joe biden during a rally in the battleground state of pennsylvania. this election is a simple choice if by. all these other countries when we get ripped off by everybody agree with you we can still thing you wings in america which is very simple. for years the shellfish and corrupt political class betrayed the people of pennsylvania you know that and the people of our c

al-jazeera. or. well again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour u.s. president donald trump is back with the crowds trying to fire up a campaign that was interrupted by his curve at 19 infection trump took to the stage without a mask to rally supporters in florida it's off to the white house doctor confirmed that he tested negative. confirmation hearing for a new u.s. supreme court judge has begun in washington republicans want a new amy kone barrus in place ahead of next month's election that's been criticized by democrats. blazes opposition leader anwar ibrahim has met the king as he tries to form a new government he says that he has the parliamentary support needed to replace prime minister putin yes seen. a pharmaceutical company in the final stages of its covert 19 vaccine trial has poor state study after a participant became ill johnson and johnson says the unexplained sickness is being reviewed the final stage of the trial involved 60000 people it's not the 1st company to suspend a trial in september british drug maker astra zeneca briefly put i

al-jazeera. you're. well again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the made news this hour sudan's transitional government has agreed to normalize ties with israel as part of a deal that allows the lifting of u.s. sanctions that have hurt sudan's economy. alice type says the deal is another stab in the back iran's foreign ministry described it as blackmail and shameful. the u.s. ambassador in ethiopia has been summoned after an apparent threat from president trump but the construction of the renascence down president suggested that egypt might blow it up if the projects continues. guinea's army has been deployed to stop demonstrations after preliminary results showed president other condé one a controversial thing. the unrest has led to the deaths of at least 26 people since sunday's election phone lines and internet connections have been cut off to serious car leg reports. violent scenes on the streets of guinea's capital conakry. opposition supporters angry at the news the president is on course for yet another election win. guinea's election commission says preliminary results show alpha condé has secu

al-jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic past abuse and after him and me and my. exile. on not just iraq. well again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour as advised john says that at least 13 people have been killed by an armenian missile attack in the city of ganja dozens were injured on his defense ministry says that it didn't fall out towards us by shells. thousands of anti-government protesters are gathering in bangkok for a 4th day despite the shutdown of major roads and public transport protesters demanding you elections and reforms to the monarchy and turkey has reportedly tested its wash and made missile defense system drawing criticism from the u.s. washington has repeatedly warned the banker of against purchasing the s 400 system saying it could compromise nato military systems. people in chile have returned to the streets ahead of the anniversary of last year's massive protests it was mainly peaceful at least during the day but later toned violent with police firing tear gas and water cannon demonstrates a say they're still waiting for the government to fix social inequality and to rewri

al-jazeera. let's take a look at some of the headlines here now just here and now at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh as area officials say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight as a very john and armine 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 he won't confirm if he's tested negative for coronavirus it comes after trump addressed a crowd of hundreds at the white house production is set to resume at libya's largest oil field sharon has been closed for most of the year almost all libyan oil exports were stopped in january by warlords for the for half the forces based in the east. trying to has more from tripoli this comes as the international community is trying to bridge the gap between the warring sides in libya and this is a step in the in the right direction of course becomes a little bit late last month in september the u.

this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour my jury and protest leaders say that they won't be intimidated if the demonstrators were shot at a rally in lagos security forces deny any involvement the videos are emerging of men in uniform firing at crowds. at least 12 women have been killed in a stampede in the afghan city of jalalabad they were among thousands who gathered at the pakistani consulate to apply for visas. sudan's government says that has transferred $350000000000.00 in compensation to the united states that's in order to be removed from its list of states that sponsor terrorism. the us a c. nearly 300000 more people die this year than it usually would the centers for disease control and prevention says that at least 2 thirds of these excess deaths are due to the coronavirus pandemic it says that black and hispanic americans are disproportionately affected and that covert 19 related deaths are likely higher than official numbers cathay pacific is cutting nearly a quarter of its workforce nearly $6000.00 employees will lose their jobs mostly in hong kong whe

well again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour the rebels in yemen have freed 2 u.s. citizens in exchange for 250 of their faces the release who thesis arrived in yemen's capital sanaa after going through oman more prisoner swaps are expected on thursday. human rights watch is accused russian and syrian forces of targeting civilians in. the rights group says the ball than a 1000000 people have been forced from the area as fighting intensified in syria over the past year. and as for the fighting between the taliban and government troops in afghanistan despite peace talks underway in qatar a car bomb attack destroyed parts of a military base of wardak province near kabul. breaking news fiocco biggest fans president sort of by jim because of has resigned after weeks of protests that he had said that he would step down but only after a rerun of the parliamentary election al-jazeera child stratford is encouraged to stand on the line from coal charles why has the president decided to go now. a fascinating turn of events in the last 24 hours or so do we know who but y

greeks wednesday's verdict has again put the country on the right side of history jumped up last al-jazeera. let's have a look at some of the headlines here in algiers there are now the u.s. vice presidential debate between mike pence and canada harris is taking place in salt lake city the pav faced off over a number of issues in the minds of most reviled run a virus at the heart of many disagreements. if the trump administration approves a vaccine before or after the elect.

tolerance to islamic extremism will escalate into more violence in both communities andrew simmons al-jazeera. let'sbring in our guest or in france in paris yes sir lo r.t. had of the justice liberties for all committee and here rights activists in some jack all or syria research fellow of the global policy as you is also in paris or chief foreign correspondent for figaro welcome or to the program yes there was seem to be dealing with too many things here and would seem to be on the same time to be in the midst of a chain reaction what is the government trying to achieve by this crackdown on people they accuse of promoting hatred. well in my humble opinion to see you know way attention from the figures of the state we have to remember that in france we have mass surveillance multiple laws were passed to supposedly to counter terrorism all of our communications are under scrutiny by the state all of our internet activity yet despite that in to make things worse that the culprit was reported including by muslims and he still got away with multiple publications and the state did not intervene to a prev

securing the 2000000 people who live across the province will be much more difficult malcolm webb al-jazeera. let's bring in our guests impending mozambique fen dunder lim a political commentator and chairman of media to an independent media group in mozambique in oslo stigall hansen professor in international relations of the no vision university of life sciences also in mozambique in the capital maputo xin either machado research or in the african division of healer weiss watch war welcome to you all fernando for for these fighters to take control of muslim bowed the prior that wouldn't be possible had they not had enough logistical support in the province of capital gado that's. my view and that's my feeling i think step by step. all those rebels are getting better logistics better weaponry and so and moving more freely in the province seems they know very well all the regions they operate but here's just ticks are very important and they are getting very very good support in those terms stick why a couple dilger though is it because they want to take control of all the gas field installations t

boycotts eased and schools reopened only for students to fall victim to this attack and schapelle al-jazeera let's bring in william lawrence joining us from washington d.c. a professor of international affairs at the american university and an expert on african affairs also a former u.s. diplomat in west africa and former regional director of the crisis group but he thanks for speaking to us william this is a horrific attack do we have any more clarity in who might have been behind it you know there is at least 7 different separatist groups in west. degrees that 16 missing. in 'd the central government. which are quite violent this is disconnected from. but parallel there is that children in schools. big deal most of those attacks as well so there's ready a. precedent in the lake chad area in the north of children being 'd. victims and schools being the victim of these types of attacks in this team as you said the schools are back in session and the 800000 children that have been left out of school were able to be back to school 'd and so think about that sort of symbolically 'd that we have a bil

color again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour kurdistan's president sortof jeenbekov has resigned after weeks of protests he said that he would only step down after a rerun of the parliamentary election sunday is chop off was appointed prime minister on wednesday. speaker of parliament in cyprus has resigned after an hour out 0 investigation into a cash for passports scandal to beatrice salukis other senior politicians were implicated in the selling of cypriot citizenship to criminals. to the rebels and you haven't released to us citizens in exchange for $250.00 of their fighters more prisoner swaps are expected in the coming hours. thousands of anti-government protesters in thailand been cleared from outside the prime minister's office in bangkok the government declared an emergency in the early morning hours and by and large gatherings rights groups say that at least 6 protest leaders and dozens of others have been arrested scott hyper reports. police leave a long night out front of thailand's seat of power government house as street cleaners wash away w

al-jazeera materials are bridge on. my. past the hour and al-jazeera let's take you through the latest developments.

securing the 2000000 people who live across the province will be much more difficult malcolm webb al-jazeera let's get more on this we can speak to. senior consultant for southern africa for the international crisis group and to us from johannesburg via skype many thanks for joining us on al-jazeera. so as we had in that report there has been an escalation in violence in recent months what is behind that. well a 2 primary. factors only will. increase capacity and competence to insurgents. have demonstration speech to quite sophisticated attacks numbers. today and also to be able to respond to the counterinsurgency efforts by the government since april we've seen them in. the efforts to take the fight to the insurgents in a number of areas and this is so that i'm proud of the military company so we see a lot more active engagement by both sides of that it's quite clear the numbers the new solutions maintain the initial those they're responsible for all the costs. in the majority of the attacks that are still in the moment so it's been a significant increase. in the insurgency in terms of. the numbe

hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour a priest has been shot and wounded in the french city of leone the attacker has escaped but follows the killing of 3 people at a church in nice on thursday. coronavirus cases in the u.k. have passed a 1000000 the government there is considering a national mark down in england prime minister boris johnson is due to speak in the coming 90 minutes. rescuers in turkey are searching for earthquake survivors in the city of izmir magnitude 7 trauma under the aegean or down buildings and triggered tidal waves of turkey and greece at least 30 people died. armenia is accusing azerbaijan of using volatile white phosphorous munitions in the back the ministry of foreign affairs released this video saying that civilian areas a nearby white phosphorus is considered an incendiary weapon its use is restricted under international law the fire that it causes is difficult to extinguish it sticks to flesh making its burns more severe armenia's prime minister russia for help and its conflict with azerbaijan as any forces have made a

wednesday's verdict has again put the country on the right side of history jumps out hopeless al-jazeera. let's take a look at the headlines now the u.s. vice presidential debate between mike pence and harris is taking place in salt lake city utah the pace faced off over a number of issues with coronavirus at the heart of disagreements over all the debate was more cool though than that between trump and biden probably has more the thing about the presidential debate was that was such an outlier no one had ever seen anything like that in the history of debates it was more like a wrestling match than a debate so this one was more of a welcome return to the normal course of political debating scoring some points trying to come up with some verbal zingers i don't think there were any particularly memorable a lines in here that are going to be repeated over and over but i think the debate was much more cordial much more low key much more polite campbell harris took aim at donald trump's transparency and reports the president paid little tanks in 2017 donald trump paid $750.00 in taxes when i 1st hea

hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour. security forces in the nigerian city of lagos have allegedly fired on protesters again on wednesday despite a 24 hour curfew crowds have returned to the streets to demonstrate against police brutality. at least 25 afghan security personnel have been killed in attacks by the taliban according to the government 115 taliban fighters were also killed taliban has intensified attacks in recent weeks as peace talks with the government continue in the all. of the aid group oxfam says the replacement count for more than $8000.00 refugees on the greek island of less boss is not fit for winter aid workers say there's no running thousands were relocated after a fire destroyed the camp last month. 7 people suspected of involvement in the beheading of a french teacher are appearing before a judge place on wednesday president emanuel mccraw will be among those attending a memorial for sabriel pâté he was the capitated on friday after showing his class cartoons of the prophet muhammad during a lesson

neighbors will carry the conflict this fight their domestic problems seem not because so little al-jazeera. and let's take a look at some of the headlines here on al-jazeera while the u.s. president is back at the white house after spending 3 nights in hospital for covert 900 treatment he was flown by helicopter back to washington where he'll continue with his treatment before entering the white house from stood on the balcony and took off his mask even though his recovery is far from over and he'll receive treatment for a few more days. after his return to the white house tweeted out this video. don't let it dominate don't let it take over your lives don't let that happen we're the greatest country in the world we're going back we're going back to work going to be out front and now i'm better and maybe i'm a mutant i don't know but don't let it dominate your lives get out there be careful we have the best medicines in the world and they're all happened very shortly and they're all getting approved and the vaccines are coming momentarily thank you very much and want to read what a group of people. co

election the people of yangon are waiting to hear when it's safe to go back outside scotland al-jazeera. let's speak today i mean king's very he's a professor of international relations a deakin university and he led australia's observer mission to the elections in may in 2016 significant challenges ahead with this rise in infections plus the elections coming up. they certainly are not really developing countries has a very poor 'd infrastructure particularly around the south and once you're outside of the big city it's virtually nonexistent so the problem in the cities is great but in the countryside no suspects much right. so damien just talk us through what the significant challenges there are going to be and we know the you said there's infrastructure there's this but all these going to be free and fair elections i mean you were the you left the observer mission in 2015 what were they like then. in 2015 the elections were effectively free and fair there were some problems with them organizationally but by and large there were pretty good elections particularly given me in my hand had a his

al-jazeera as investigative unit goes undercover to expose further revelations that go to the heart of the cypriot state i'm just here investigations the cyprus papers on the cover. the . and again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news thousands of supporters of the south african opposition party the economic freedom fighters a facing off against white farmers in the free states of some a column to block the 2 in course accused of the killing of a 22 year old white farm. hundreds of prisoners who put on the frontlines of the gamut civil war are continuing to return to planes carrying hooty fighters who've been helped by the saudi coalition of arrived today. in thailand thousands of protesters sobs on the streets of bangkok again defying a government battle gatherings police have blocked roads and what's expected to be another tense nights have anti-government demonstrations the demonstrations are calling for the prime minister's resignation and reforms to the monarchy but prime minister. is refusing to stand down we can take you live out of bangkok scott scott hyde is the scott it looks pretty calm behind you at the moment what's happening. yes is quite calm and what's very interesting ab

what and who he is as the clock ticks down and millions of votes are cast each day pedicle hane al jazeera. let's to our correspondent andy gallagher who is live in miami florida where donald trump has made 2 campaign stops there this friday florida of course a critical state for both candidates but even more so the trumpet the latest polls are to be trusted. you know this is a must win state for president trump there are other paths to the white house for joe biden but the latest polls are within the margin of error so there is a promise for president trump that if he does win this state he could get into a 2nd term but basically what he's been speaking about today are the same points he's been hitting all along he's been talking about how he created the greatest economy in history about how the coronavirus is about to go away which is clearly not true on friday the u.s. had the most cases it's had since this entire thing began now meanwhile joe biden was in a different state and he was really an entirely different person picturing to people his plans for if he becomes president in january talki

thanks very much for your time with us on al-jazeera let's 1st start off with the issue of turkey allegedly recruiting hundreds of syrian mercenaries into azerbaijan turkey of course denying it calling this a descent for mation campaign if this alleged deployment was indeed true. what would be turkey's and game. well it's not imaginary for anyone in the international community anymore for a 1st time thanks for having me and today's their france's president and i'm a mother on state of the surely they do have information about mercenaries being broke not so much on bite to russia's foreign minister yesterday stated very clearly that they do have information about this we also had reports about the us the ordeal kind of got to the independent source that this could be the case so we are facing another plot area being created by turkey so what he what he started school. for us i mean it is a flashback and years ago when he tried to compete against i now we are trying to do it again going being isolated by the international community look at turkey currently in its immediate neighborhood it has

new releases for too long they could be no cinemas left for them to screen them in charlie and al-jazeera. let's take you through some of the headlines here now u.s. president trump is back in the white house after 3 nights in hospital with covert 19 he was flown back by helicopter to washington where he'll continue his treatment before entering the white house stood on a balcony and took off his mask his recovery is far from over minutes after his return to the white house tweeted out this video don't let it dominate don't let it take over your lives don't let that happen we're the greatest country in the world we're going back we're going back to work we're going to be out front and no one better and maybe i'm immune i don't know but don't let it dominate your lives get out there be careful we have the best medicines in the world and they're all happened very shortly and they're all getting approved and the vaccines are coming momentarily thank you very much and want to read what a group of people. earlier white house press secretary kelly mccann only became the latest u.s. official to test po

wednesday's verdict has again put the country on the right side of history jumps out all plus al-jazeera. let's take a look at the headlines now the u.s. vice presidential debate between mike pence and camelot harris is taking place in salt lake city utah the pace faced off over a number of issues with coronavirus at the heart of disagreements over all the debate was more cordial though than that between trump and biden problems as more the thing about the presidential debate was there was such an outlier no one had ever seen anything like that in the history of debates it was more like a wrestling match.

a political analysts in the city of soo create in bolivia good to have you with this here on al-jazeera let's get your take on what this result means you think this represents the return of socialism in bolivia or is it more reflection of the disarray from the opposition parties. well 1st of all really happy to be here but what we have today can into account is that the last months of the last year of government of the right party. those with 29 us president. time of disagreement with the right parties and believe here. from there i really think that what happened in the last year is that there was a big disagreement with political parties. as a whole. 85 to 55 percent of what has mass party is not very like a boat for a 2nd it is like really more like a hold against disgraced party who have been participating in elections and in the last 3 months or so from the other one i have to say that there is like coming out a really hard time for the left in bolivia and we'll have to see what is it will more on this role in this next government what will quite that was said to be my next question what

we live in burnet smith al-jazeera stepanek kurt nagorno-karabakh let's bring in vladimir certainly cough in moscow he's a political scientist at the russian academy of sciences it's good to have you with us sir knowledge is 0 thank you very much indeed for joining us does russia have enough influence with both sides to be able to at least bring some sort of temporary cessation of the fighting. well actually judging from the call to go shay chanson which were a lot of oil level now was on the friday on top of the might i think that russia has actually won so influenced the. not to look to spy on but also getting to use all such them and don't recall i think that both sides need most of. all i mean there's a budge on should recognize and. i think that russia of any important role look like. a coach elements of their means could look what else can russia do in terms of this current temporary ceasefire in terms of the humanitarian crisis that it was those of the frame in which this was built because although it managed to get both sides at least to the same table what it has not been able to

dutch government says it will look at every item carefully before sending it back step fasten al-jazeera. and let's take a look at some of the headlines here around to syria now the u.s. vice presidential debate between mike pence and campbell harris is taking place in salt lake city utah the past faced off over a number of issues with coronavirus at the heart of many disagreements but overall the debate was more core deal than between trump and biden rob browns has more the thing about the presidential debate was there was such an outlier no one had ever seen anything like that in the history of debates it was more like a wrestling match than a debate so this one was more of a welcome return to the normal course of political debating scoring some points trying to come up with some some verbal zingers i don't think there were any particularly memorable a lines in here that are going to be repeated over and over but i think the debate was much more cordial much more loci much more polite donald trump has a short americans of his administration's response to the krona virus pandemic he released a vid

al-jazeera. hello again this is al-jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour libya's warring factions have agreed to what the u.n. calls a permanent cease fire deal was agreed in geneva where the 2 sides been holding talks the un's libya and voices that she has confidence in the deal that will make sure the international community supports it. the heads of the delegation representing libya's 2 rival militaries of praised the deal and according to unity all mercenaries and foreign fighters are supposed to depart libya within 3 months. spain's prime minister says his nation has 3000000 curve it 19 cases but the country is better prepared as it deals with a 2nd wave of infections french scientists say that covert 19 is spreading faster now than at the peak of the 1st wave in march european governments are imposing lockdowns of restrictions to contain rapidly rising infection rates russia slovakia and poland of all seen record single day case rises on friday let's go live to london under simmons's in our european news center and drew this warning from french scientists it seems that europe rea

established as a viable model and new battles over trust and privacy are looming rory chalons al-jazeera london. let's take you through some of the headlines here on al-jazeera at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of i'm going to cut about as are officials say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight as a very john and armine 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 trump addressed a crowd of hundreds at the white house democratic presidential candidate joe biden has accused the trumpet ministration of neglect over its handling of the pandemic biden's been campaigning in pennsylvania laying out his plans for the economy recovered 19 outbreak has left hundreds of thousands of americans unemployed more than 200000 have died a politician freed from prison by supporters just days ago is the new prime minister of kyrgyzstan the parliament confirms idea of jump or of after nearly a week

established as a viable model and new battles over trust and privacy are looming rory talent's al-jazeera london. let's take you through some of the headlines here on al-jazeera at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of them gonna care about other officials say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight as a very john and armine are accusing each other of violating a cease fire deal the us 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 trump addressed a crowd of hundreds at the white house.

al-jazeera. over. the over. the way again let's get an update on the sports news with joe thank you very much but we start in paris where world tennis number one of a joke of it is closing in on a place in the french open final djokovic is up against a finalist says a pass of grace he took the 1st 2 sets with relative ease 6362 and is on the verge of clinching the all important 3rd joke which he's the reigning australian open champion of course last won at roland garros 4 years ago if he wins this time then rafael nadal will be his next opponent and dow has moved within one win of a record equalling 20th grand slam title by reaching the french open final he beat argentina's diego schwartzman comfortably 636376 it was revenge for the spaniard who was knocked out in rome bush was meant a little over 2 weeks ago a victory on sunday for his hour would also give him a 13th roman garros title. or will have to wait a bit longer to see the shoe makin a return to formula one that's not to make the son of 7 time champion michael at his f one

angeles is now enjoying its return to the top of the basketball world i am the rich it's an al-jazeera. and let's take you through some of the stories we're following here on al-jazeera now an undercover investigation by al jazeera has exposed high ranking officials in cyprus expressing a willingness to aid convicted criminals to obtain citizenship.

good business trade more market american doing something else on al-jazeera. we. let's take a look at the top stories this hour on al-jazeera the u.s. president donald trump has been moved to a military medical center for treatment a day after hearing the 1st lady tested positive for corona virus he'll be cared for in a special suite for the next few days the white house says it's out of an abundance of caution and trying posted this video message on twitter thanking people for their support and said that he's doing very well the president's medical team says he's having mild symptoms and has been given an experimental antibody cocktail. armenia is saying it's ready to work with mediators to reestablish a cease fire nagorno-karabakh 6 days of fighting between armenia and azerbaijan forces over the disputed region has killed dozens of troops and a number of civilians smith says i'm not going to care about where he visited towns and villages in the firing line of as a reformer says. it's the safest place in town but everyone here is scared for 5 days the women and childre

so the young al-jazeera. let'sbring you some more information though on that top story for viewers just joining us a reminder that a strong earthquake has struck in the gene sea it's shaken both turkey and greece rescuers are currently on the scene searching for survivors in the turkish city of is smear this comes after what the u.s. g.s. is reporting as a magnitude 7 earthquake that magnitude 7 according to the u.s.g.s. strong enough to bring several buildings dying in the city of is smear simcoe c.e.o. lou is staying across this story for us she is live in istanbul cinema what are you hearing about the search and rescue operations because this earthquake struck just to be about an hour or so 2 hours ago now it is quite chaotic the scene in the city but rescuers have their rived on the scene. well as far as we know that some of the rescue teams are already in the scene and we have reports that suggests 373 people who have been trapped on their direct boles invited up the district of is there have been rescued by t

he's joining us via skype from paris thanks very much for your time with us on al-jazeera let's lookthis particular reports that you have put out where you say that migration flows have increased over the past decade in some progress has been made to improve the integration of immigrants and host countries but now some of these gains may be reversed because of the coronavirus pandemic what's been the fallout. that's right thanks a lot but i mean so the fall out of the initial restrictions on travel worked really that migration dropped enormously. this is following on almost a decade of steady increases in the number of migrants of different categories coming into the country and that's pointed out fell 46 percent in just the 1st quarter of 2020 and fully 70 percent in the 2nd quarter so we saw a real decline in migration especially outside of europe where you had a number of important destinations like us or australia found korea where visas just were being issued and it's true that it's also affecting on o.e.c.d. countries saudi arabia for example. had only $50000.00 migrants coming