us that update from just outside the walter reed medical center let's now cross over to alan fischer because allan is joining us from the white house so. what what are trump's timor trumps people saying about why they moved him to walter reed if he just has a mild fever why not keep him at the white house. well it's been a remarkable year it's been a remarkable 4 years it's been a remarkable day in those remarkable 4 years. donald trump says to a very high quality medical unit right here at the white house but clearly there was some concern and we've just been remarkable 24 hours just a little and. obviously after he was diagnosed with cope with the doctors what aware of the treatment he might need to be monitoring his situation at the gate from the cold killa drugs that mike has been talking about. there is all beazley it can sound that as he displayed

do that i had to be out front so let's bring in alan fischer he's joining us from just outside the walter reed medical center in bethesda hi allan so ever since the president put that video out on twitter we've now had an updated statement by his physician what did he have to say. story coming out from the press secretary at the white house saying that he's doing well they're cautiously optimistic about his condition that he's had another course disappear which of course is the drug which hasn't yet been given formal regulatory approval but is being used at the moment to treat the president which is perhaps one of the other reasons why it's here at walter reed so that they could monitor that more closely as well and they say there hasn't been on oxygen news been walking around the presidential suite here at walter reed he has been conducting business including as you saw putting up a video on what you know if you want that video it looks ok sounds a bit raspy that is part of the problem with this and of course one of the things

well let's go live now to alan fischer he's on capitol hill and has been following that hearing as it's ongoing allan that exchange between her and feinstein and judge barrett's was certainly one of the things we were looking out for the touched on the the flashpoint issues that you mentioned abortion health care and so warren but it was really the abortion question that's proof and quite critical and a macone baratz really declined. to give an opinion on how she feels about these matters and how she would act as a justice on the supreme court's. so i think she you can see her tactics and this is going to be repeated over the next 10 or so hours as each senator gets the 30 minutes of questioning she is going to take these controversial issues and soon look i could be dealing with these if i'm confirmed to the court and i don't want to fly to anyone what we i'm thinking because then they might change their argument to try and fit in with that she says that she'll

well alan fischer joins us live now from the white house and so allan that has been confusion and uncertainty but to any more information coming from the white house about the the president's condition. well certainly the update we got from the press secretary in the last was informative it told is that as you say the president is fatigued but in good spirits we are told that he's been conducting business from the residence the building that you see behind me where he is self isolating it's interesting that he was given these experimental antibodies because they haven't yet been given regulate to be approval so it's clearly something that they're doing to see if this will help his condition and of course the president will make a decision along with his doctors if any fire 30 treatment is needed there is a big medical unit inside the building behind me so if he were to deteriorate in any significant way they could treat him here and then if things go wash the could

the next president takes office let's get an update from alan fischer his joining us from capitol hill so democrats and republicans making their case as allan just talk us through what we've seen so far what should we be looking out for over the next couple of hours in the next couple of days. well lindsey graham was lamenting the fact that in the past well qualified candidates for the supreme court would go through no matter what their party affiliations where or where they sat on the political spectrum he said ruth bader ginsburg was confirmed by the full senate by name 36396 votes to 3 and said that even though many republicans realize that her views on some key issues were very much the opposite of that if course referred to the fact that merrick garland was nominated by barack obama 4 years ago in the during an election year but it was the republicans there and then that said no we're not doing this in an election year but have pushed through a. nomination just 16 days since she was formally nominated in that event at on the rose garden of the white house and no it looks as if the

hearings continues on capitol hill more go on for the next few hours but for now alan fischer on capitol hill allan thanks very much indeed russia's foreign minister has indicated that turkey will not be involved in peace talks over the disputed region of neuronal buck the foreign ministers of armenia and russia have been meeting in moscow was a by john has proposed its ally turkey be involved in discussions but russia. says there will be no changes to the format for peace talks over the region there was more fighting throughout sunday night with both sides accusing each other of violating a humanitarian cease fire and funerals are being held in the azerbaijani village of some of here for the victims of sunday's attacks on gunja at least 9 people were killed and 34 others wounded by shelling in the early hours of the morning hundreds have been killed across the region since fighting flared at the end of last month it's the worst violence between the 2 sides in decades. ballister we reached an important agreement on sense today initiated by president putin but we see that this agreement i

several democrats on key issues like health care abortion and election disputes my there is alan fischer on capitol hill allan take us through what's been happening on this 3rd day so far. well she's currently being interviewed by john cornyn who is a senator from texas also served on the state bench for a while while he was down in texas so has some judicial experience but perhaps the most interesting exchange has come just in the last 20 minutes or so with patrick leahy who is a democratic senator from vermont now he asked whether or not anyone was above the law in the eyes of the judge she said no obviously that was the case and then he asked can a president self pardon no this is all about donald trump and what he might do should he lose the election given that there are a number of cases that could be pending against him some of them criminal that could mean the former president if he loses the election appearing in court. refused to answer that by saying simply that this needs a lot of legal analysis is not something she could answer it's not something to be

jonah fischer reports from armea. jonah: it is one of the world's open sores.n the map part of azerbaijan, but dominated and runs like ethnic armenians -- by ethni armenians. in the last four days, decades- old conflict has roared back to life, as azerbaijan has gone on the offensive. here, armenians are trying to shoot down drones. dozens, probably many more, have been killed, including civilians. war with the old enemy has led to an outpouring of patriotic fervor in the armenian capital, yerevan. donations are being brought to the theater ready to be taken to troops on the front line. some civilians have fled in the other direction. this family left the town on the first day of the war. "i remember being shelled," she says. "we just cried all the time." both azerbaijan and armenia the long struggle has become an integral part of their national identity. what appears to be different now is the willingness of other countries to get involved. in particular, turkey. this is the wreckage of a plane which armenia says was shot down turkish f-16 jet. turkey denies t

senate confirmed her nomination her point man gives a top court a launch conservative majority alan fischer reports. 30 days after her nomination him equally valid became the 9 justices on the u.s. supreme court they held an event at the white house. the initial ceremony was a super spreader event for covert 19 with many attendees including the president constructing the virus that didn't deter president donald trump who wanted a political victory so close to the election this is a momentous day for america for the united states constitution for the fair and impartial rule of law the speed of the process is upset democrats the see the choice of a new justice should have been left to the next president may win this vote. but in the process you will speed the precipitous decline of face in our institution our politics the senate and the supreme court you will give an already divided in angry nation a fresh outrage the democrats tried to bring public pressure to stop the vote the argued there were more important things they argued that the republicans wouldn't even consider a democratic nomina

much more difficult all right thanks so much kimberly how can let's continue this though with alan fischer he's live for us from virginia and allen he would from the biden campaign about what the state is of joe biden because he shared the stage as we all know we've donald trump on tuesday right. we're expecting a statement just there are no it hasn't appeared i'm being told it's been what tone the what being over the slate they're trying to balance do they make a political point when they meet this statement we do know that joe biden will wish the president and the 1st lady all the best but it's a question of whether or not they try to begin a political advantage from that at the democrats are expecting the republicans to put pressure on them to stop campaigning over the next 2 weeks while donald trump is self isolating that is highly unlikely to happen this is a political advantage the democrats want to push home that they will also need as you suggest joe biden to be tested because he was 8 to 10 feet away from donald trump on tuesday and there is the possibility that he may have been c

men were planning to take a great sandwich from her vacation home they even improvised bombs alan fischer reports. thank you attorney general michigan news of a series of a ref last night the f.b.i. and michigan state police arrested 6 individuals charged in a federal complaint with conspiring to kidnap the governor of michigan gretchen whitmer the men have been again to fight is having links to michigan militia group called google the reins the democratic governor of the state and what more was their target according to the criminal complaint the judge plans to kidnap part of the whole of the home and try her for treason fox and croft in particular according to the complaint discussed detonating explosive devices to divert police from the area of the home and fox even inspected the underside of a michigan highway bridge for places to seat an explosive. the complaint further alleges that fox purchased a taser for use in the kidnapping and that the group successfully detonated an improvised explosive device wrapped with shrapnel to test its anti-personnel capabilities as they were meeting

and bahrain in a moment we'll have reaction from khartoum and ramallah but 1st alan fischer reports from washington. i want to just gradually you know i mean from the oval office another part of u.s. president donald trump's middle east peace plan falls into place even if he isn't submerged in the detail we consumed and wanted to do it here and there was in particular names because they essentially better war with israel for. a long time i don't know if it was fighting i don't know that but probably there's been a little the trumpet ministration says it's a deal years in the making it's involved secretary of state might pompey or flying to sudan and israel's prime minister making an official visit. to dan has agreed to pay $335000000.00 in compensation to victims of the 1908 east africa u.s. embassy bombings the attack on the u.s. school in yemen in 2000 and the family of a murdered u.s. diplomat that's cleared the way for sudan to be removed from the list of nations the u.s. considers state sponsors of terrorism and that puts israel in place to establish formal relations and has no rela

in a video on twitter trump vowed to finish his election campaign exactly the way it started alan fischer reports from inside walter reed hospital a message from the president i came here wasn't feeling so well i feel much better now working hard to get me all the way back i have to be back. because we still have to make america great again we've done an awfully good job of that a new recruits from donald trump who was rushed to hospital late on friday i just didn't want to stay in the white house i was given little to do stay in the white house lucky self in don't ever leave don't even go to the oval office just stay upstairs and enjoy it don't see people don't talk to people and just be done with it and i can't do that i had to be out front and this is america this is the united states. but the white house message and the president's illness has been confused and incomplete on saturday morning the doctors gave a briefing but that reese questions of when the president was actually diagnosed the president tweeted out the news on friday morning just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st

our thanks very much alan fischer at the white house it's just timing 2200 g.m.t. all watching al-jazeera live from london and we're looking at a live shot here of the white house after learning that u.s. president donald trump will be moved to a special suite at the walter reed national military medical center that's going to he's going to be there for at least a few days the white house says as a precautionary step as also a suggestion that president trump has a mild fever we know that he was taking a cocktail of experimental drugs as part of his covert $900.00 treatment it is possible that.

divisive as the supreme court becomes a political battleground in the presidential election alan fischer al-jazeera washington. is a political scientist he says republicans have no replacement for the affordable care act if it's repealed. if you go back to 2017 and look at what republicans put forward in that session of congress i mean this is something where republicans for years had said we want to repeal the a cia replace it with something better but when it came to actually thinking about what the contents of that would be republicans really had invested a lot in the policy expertise necessary to to draft a piece of legislation that wouldn't be really just summarily many people off of the benefits that they receive from u.c.l.a. and wipe away the protections for preexisting conditions so i think the you know when it comes to the commiseration the real value of talking about the a.c.f. for them is as long as it's in the sort of symbolic realm talking about obamacare rather than the actual practical details of the law they do just fine but once that the details sort of emerge there's n

america reduce the chance of expensive bloody foreign wars and helps his reelection efforts alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house. well him organise in the sudanese capital khartoum she says the latest developments will be a major boost to the economy there lifting sudan out of the u.s. list of state sponsors of terror means an improvement incidentally economy maybe not immediately like the acting minister of finance said on tuesday following the announcement from u.s. president donald trump that he will be lifting off that list but they say that within the coming months they will expect the banking systems to open internationally so that sudanese can transact between sudan and other countries they also expect that this would be a way for them to be able to basically get loans from the international monetary fund and the world bank and it will also help them be able to clear their debt of more than $60000000000.00 that's what the government is hoping. achieve lift by being lifted out of the u.s. list of states forces of terror of course sudan's our prime minister has welcomed the st

so let's start with alan fischer who's at the white house for us this friday hi alan take us through this while one by one will do the will do the peace peace deal the normalizing of relations 1st between israel and sudan. well it's all coordinated and it goes back to the fact that talks were going on between sudan and the united states about compensating people who've been designated victims of terror that was perpetrated by sudan because it was designated a state sponsor of terrorism sudan agreed to pay $355000000.00 that's now been put in an account that will be paid to those who were involved in the east african embassy bombings a number of years ago the attack on the u.s.s. cole and also the killing of a u.s. aid worker in sudan several years ago once that was done that then paved the way for donald trump to send a letter to congress to say that he was going to remove sedan as a state sponsor of terrorism and that once that was done that then clear the way for edge rail tickets step forward and say that it was going to normalize relationships with sit down as you say becoming th

america reduce the chance of expensive bloody foreign wars and helps his reelection efforts alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house. libya's rival factions have signed a permanent cease fire agreements the un brokered deal which orders all foreign fighters ice of the country comes ahead so political talks next month. kinney's army is on the street sequel demonstrations after president alpha condé want to controversial 3rd term security forces dispersed opposition protesters for tear gas these 26 people have been killed in unrest since sunday's election. gangs are blocking major roads in 1000 is largest city of lagos this comes after a speech by president mohammed to bihari where he fails to condemn the killing of at least 12 people protesting against police brutality on cheese day. president donald trump vance suggested egypt might blow up ethiopia's ground when a song stem the project has been a source of tension since construction began in 2011 sudan and egypt are both downstream of the dam and fear it will reduce their water levels and polls are open in the 1st round of parliamenta

in a tweet that she's feeling good and thank people for their concern and let's cross now to alan fischer who's at the white house and they've been scrambling all night and all morning in that building behind with the latest. of course is a political embarrassment for a president who said they were running the corner on covert in just a couple of weeks ago said that no one actually gets it that's the building behind me were here is self isolating at the moment that's the residence of the white house the oval office the west wing that's down to my left but that is where he is at the moment in one of the many rooms that they have where you can self isolate watching the media coverage of the reports of him catching covert maybe a watch of this one from my colleague kimberly hawke at the shocking news came in a late night tweet from the white house president donald trump wrote tonight the 1st lady and i tested positive for coded 19 we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately we will get through this together it's not known how despite elaborate precautions and caustic corona

republicans and even that may be enough to ensure texas was the election one way or another alan fischer al-jazeera austin texas the african union has lifted its suspension of mali which went into effect after president abel him before he was ousted by military leaders in august this comes 3 days after the west african regional bloc ecowas announced a lifting of sanctions that have been put in place because of the coup a french aid worker who'd been kidnapped in mali and held hostage for several years has returned to the country so he puts on and was welcomed by presidents emanuel now home she and molly an opposition politician some analysts say say one among several people who've been released as part of a prisoner exchange deal between on groups and the money in government. home of the reza. one of the iran's most celebrated singers has died in tehran the 80 year old was a grammy nominated composer singer and instrumentalist but for many iranians his legacy extended beyond music supports. the he was the voice of a generation and when he died many iranians could not mourn alone mohammad

of course alan fischer on capitol hill so do we have any clearer picture of who the said nominee is.well i think she's introduced herself to the united states i think there's been a number of questions from republican senators who have talked about her background talked about her family the fact that she has 2 adopted children that she is a family of 7 and also i think they've tried to drill down on what she thinks about key issues democrats have tried that particularly on issues that are really cultural touchstones here in the united states that could well come before the court in the next few months you're talking about next few months next few years you're talking about possibility of abortion raising its head again there is same sex marriage there's also the possibility of money in politics all of that going to the court and of course the affordable care act which is known here in the united states as obamacare but the republicans and the democrats have been unable to pin or don't own any position because she essentially says these are all hypotheticals and quoting the woman that

pressed by several democrats about her position on key issues such as health care and abortion is alan fischer thought. on capitol hill it was time for judge jimmy cooney burnet to face questions from senators the chairman of the committee was a new doubt the president picked the right person to fill the vacancy caused. by the death of ruth bader ginsburg i would say you're one of the greatest pics president truckin may and from the conservative side of the aisle you're one of the most qualified people of your generation if you could be more specific in any way several democrats wanted the judge to make her position clear on controversial issues that may soon come before the supreme court money in politics abortion and the affordable care act again and again the response was the same my personal views don't have anything to do with how i would decide cases and i don't want anybody to be unclear about not willing to make a deal with the committee not with the president not with anyone and independent and she insisted her nomination was not going to her taking any position on cases before the co

in the best place for treatment even if he insists he's ready to head back to the white house alan fischer al-jazeera at the walter reed hospital but the middle and. he said crowley is a former white house deputy press secretary he says this crisis will only add to an already strained white house team and in a reelection campaign. this white house has a tremendous you know credibility problem. and not only on this issue but on a wide range of issues and look at the timing of this is very inopportune for the white house 30 days before the election everyone is sensitive about what they say. but i think you have a white house that has rely too heavily on the president's tweets and the president's rallies of you don't have a seasoned team behind the president here we are when you're 4 by this stage and almost any administration is moving forward on all cylinders but you're on your 4th chief of staff your 4th press secretary you know 'd this is a white house staff that the president does not trust significantly all of these things are compounding a very very difficult situation i think that was

all right thank you very much will the latest from the white house that alan fischer hangs on it. and we'll have a morgan is in the sudanese capital hard to enforce she says that the country's removal from the state sponsors of terror list as allan was just mentioning there she says that will be a major boost to the country's economy. sudan out of the u.s. list of state sponsors of terror means an improvement in sudan's economy maybe not immediately like be acting minister of finance said on tuesday following the announcement from u.s. president donald trump that he will be lifting of that list but they say that within the coming months they will expect the banking systems to open internationally so that sudanese can transact between sudan and other countries they also expect that this would be a way for them to be able to basically get loans from the international monetary fund and the world bank and it will also help them be able to clear their debts of more than $60000000000.00 that's what the government is hoping to achieve by being lifted out of the u.s. list of states forces

together to a campaign rally in minnesota all shortly we're going to cross to our correspondents alan fischer and kimberly khalid in washington d.c. 1st here's rob reynolds. the news came in a late night tweet from the white house president donald trump wrote tonight the 1st lady and i tested positive for covert 19 we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately we will get through this together it is not known how despite elaborate precautions and constant testing of white house officials the white house press corps and others in contact with trump the president contracted the virus but earlier one of trump's top aides hope hicks was confirmed to have tested positive hicks accompanied the president to the debate in cleveland ohio on tuesday trump phoned in to a fox television program earlier on thursday and talked about hicks having been exposed it's a tough kind of a situation it's a terrible thing so i just want to protest and we'll see what happens i mean who knows the white house physician sean conley said trump and the 1st lady are both well at this time and that the white

well joining us from singapore is dr dale fischer he's the chairman of the world health organizations global outbreak a lot of response not work and professor in the infectious diseases division at the national university of singapore thank you very much indeed for joining us everybody is talking about the fact that for the president the next 2 days are critical but if i understand it correctly given previous examinations previous cases of people who are in the same age bracket have the same physical condition as the president and the recovery is actually likely to take a lot longer than not isn't it. yeah and thanks for having me on again the the disease as we know it really takes 2 phases the the one early on which is as the viruses is settling in most of those early symptoms but then there's the 2nd phase which is that immune response if you like so so that's it's really the 2nd week i'm not sure what we're calling day one here it's a little bit unclear to me which day the symptoms started but certainly it's the 2nd way gives him dims where we see that the danger period can arise w

fischer: mr. zuckerberg with your ever-expanding moderation policies, are you materially involved in that contents? yes, ikerberg: senator, have spent a meaningful amount of time and making sure we get our content policies and enforcement right. sen. fischer: two section 230 to address the specific concerns regarding content moderation that you have heard so far this morning? mr. zuckerberg: i would outline a couple. first, i agree with jack that increasing transparency and the content moderation process would be an important step for building trust and accountability. one thing we already do at facebook is every quarter, we issue a transparency report wherefore each of the 20 or so categories of harmful content that we are trying to address so terrorism, child exploitation, incitement of violence, pornography, different types of content. we issue a report on how we are doing, what the prevalence of that content is on the network and what percent of it our systems are able to take down before some

they're concerned if the republicans manage to take that away let's go to our correspondent alan fischer who's in capitol hill and was watching and listening to that questioning very closely. so this was a tricky balance for a couple harris because she had to play down her prosecutor or instinct and come across and see broadly appealing to the wider audience do you think she did that in those questions. i think that's for the wider audience to judge i think what she did do was realize that the supreme court isn't just the vote judicial rulings it's also about politics and you saw that as a theme throughout her question she's talking about the affordable care act which of course known as obamacare in the united states that's a big election issue a lot of people are going to the polls wondering if they a preexisting conditions will still be recognized after the supreme court makes a ruling a week after the election so that is why she spent a large part of our 30 minutes talking specifically about the affordable health care act and exactly how but it would would rule on that it's also telli

need it ibra him in ramallah in the occupied west bank stand by all 3 of you i'm standing with alan fischer in washington d.c. listening to donald trump there i'm not sure he quite got it right he seemed to be saying that they were in a state of war or had been fighting perhaps not demonstrating the greatest knowledge over the situation but it's another one that he can chalk up after the hurricane. and certainly might pompeo said that even what he wanted since he was part of the administration he of course was the very 1st cia director and this is all being coordinated 1st of all you have the sudanese government saying that it's going to give $335000000.00 to the united states that will help compensate victims from the east african embassy bombings in the 1990 s. the attack on the u.s.s. cole and also the murder of a u.s. aid worker so that money goes into an account and then donald trump says that he wants to remove this state sponsor of terrorism designation on sudan now that it's got to go to congress and there's a $45.00 day consultation period a joint resolution can actually block that

you know one guy was 21 now that fischer combo is angry she and her fellow campaign has from friday's a future of protesting against reported plans by u.s. companies to import plastic was to kenya we know it is because cain is up or not. that's why they found a good quote he's forced to want to force structure in the country but he studies like that to say we think you've got it changing we're not going to i love clorox he has to accept all i do verily. the new york times and the greenpeace platform on earth reported that major oil and chemical companies are pushing the us to export plastic waste to kenya according to the report industry lobby group american chemistry council wants kenya to quote serve as a hub for supplying u.s. made plastics to other markets in africa and it urges the u.s. and kenya to prohibit domestic limits on production or consumption of plastic environmentalists say the goal is a trade agreement that would weaken kenya strict limits on plastics. the threat is that kenya and africa is going to be a dumping ground for western nations in the problem particularly p

kristin fischer thank you for being out there live for us tonight. mark joins us from the white house with outside of the story. >> good evening. the white house has faced covid outbreaks before but none like this. the present and some members of the press are -- of the last several weeks we have seen measures like temperature checked and those have been scaled back. we are still waiting to find out by the president may be able to come back to the white house. it's unclear how long he will be able to stay there. we have a schedule for tomorrow that does not look like they are public events on airs the presidents leave the white house on friday. the president was supposed to travel to wisconsin today for multiple campaign events. those were postponed so going forward at least for now the trump campaign says it will rely on keeping his base energized by the campaign said the vice president the first family or coalition grassroots supporter will be out in full force to show the real enthusiasm behind the president -- next week he is still set to visit s

kristin fischer thank you for being out there live for us tonight. mark joins us from the white house with outside of the story. >> good evening. the white house has faced covid outbreaks before but none like this. the present and some members of the press are -- of the last several weeks we have seen measures like temperature checked and those have been scaled back. we are still waiting to find out by the president may be able to come back to the white house. it's unclear how long he will be able to stay there. we have a schedule for tomorrow that does not look like they are public events on airs the presidents leave the white house on friday. the president was supposed to travel to wisconsin today for multiple campaign events. those were postponed so going forward at least for now the trump campaign says it will rely on keeping his base energized by the campaign said the vice president the first family or coalition grassroots supporter will be out in full force to show the real enthusiasm behind the president -- next week he is still set to visit s

well alan fischer joins us live now from the white house any further reaction from the. well of course the white house is saying that the president is finally suffering minor symptoms there is some concern of course because in the past the white house hasn't been fairly open about the president's health you remember some time ago he took a trip on a saturday to walter reed hospital we were told that that was the 1st part of his annual medical and he would take in the 2nd part very soon that didn't happen as so there is some concern somewhat the that the white house isn't being fairly transparent about this but we do know that they say that the president is walking from the residence that you see behind me he is self isolating there along with the 1st lady and they are he's continuing to work and he's in contact mark meadows who is the chief of staff said that at the start of the day there was a phone call and he gave them 6 tasks that he wanted him to do during the course of the day as for joe biden well we know that joe biden shared the debate stage with donald trump on

president's health remains unclear with conflicting reports from the white house alan fischer reports. from inside walter reed hospital a message from the president i came here wasn't feeling so well i feel much better now working hard to get me all the way back i have to be back because we still have to make america great again we've done an awfully good job of that an autocrat some donald trump who was rushed to hospital late on friday i just didn't want to stay in the white house i was given that will to stay in the white house lock yourself in don't ever leave don't even go to the oval office just stay upstairs and enjoy it don't see people don't talk to people and just be done with it and i can't do that and i had to be out front and this is america this is the united states. but the white house message and the president's illness has been confused and incomplete on saturday morning the doctors gave a briefing but that reese questions of when the president was actually diagnosed the president tweeted out the news on friday morning just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st week

hospital where he's been treated for crying a virus he says the next few days will be the real test alan fischer reports from the hospital in bethesda from inside walter reed hospital a message from the president i came here wasn't feeling so well i feel much better now working hard to get me all the way back i have to be back because we still have to make america great again we've done an awfully good job of that and no regrets from donald trump who was rushed to hospital late on friday i just didn't want to stay in the white house i was given little to stay in the white house lock yourself in don't ever leave don't even go to the oval office just stay upstairs and enjoy don't see people don't talk to people and just be done with it and i can't do that i had to be out front and this is america this is the united states. but the white house message and the president's illness has been confused and incomplete on saturday morning the doctors gave a briefing but that race questions of when the president was actually diagnosed the president tweeted out the news on friday morning just 72 hours into t

america reduce the chance of expensive bloody foreign wars and helps his reelection efforts alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house libya's rival factions have signed a permanent ceasefire agreement the un brokered deal which orders all foreign fighters out of the country comes ahead of political talks next month it was signed in geneva after nearly a decade of conflicts. it is always on the streets to call demonstrations off to president off a calm day one a controversial 3rd term security forces dispersed opposition protests as with tear gas rest have seen at least $26.00 people killed since sunday's election. gangs are blocking major roads in nigeria's largest city of lagos is after a speech by president mohammed bihari way fail to condemn the killing of at least 12 people protesting against police brutality on tuesday the 20000000 residents of lagos state have been under a 24 hour curfew since tuesday the president of bolivia supreme electoral tribunal has declared the leftist candidate louise asked say the winner if this year's presidential election just finance minister exiled f

disputes amy county testified before a senate committee on the 2nd day of her confirmation hearing alan fischer reports for. the 2 on capitol hill it was time for judge to face questions from senators the chairman of the committee was a no doubt the president picked the right person to fill the vacancy caused by the death of ruth bader ginsburg and i would say you're one of the greatest picks president trapped in may and from the conservative side of the aisle you're one of the most qualified people of your generation if you could be more specific in any way several democrats wanted the judge to make a position clear on controversial issues that may soon come before the supreme court money in politics abortion on the affordable care act again and again the response was the same my personal views don't have anything to do with how i would decide cases and i don't want anybody to be unclear about not willing to make a deal with the committee not with the president not with anyone and independent and she insisted her nomination was not going to her taking any position on cases before the court i h

well we are expecting a statement soon from the joe biden campaign alan fischer has more we do know that joe biden will wish the president and the 1st lady all the best but it's a question of whether or not they try to begin a political advantage from that. the democrats are expecting the republicans to put pressure on them to stop campaigning over the next 2 weeks while don't trump itself isolating that is highly unlikely to happen this is a political advantage the democrats will want to push. on messages of support have been arriving from world leaders u.k. prime minister but as johnson who himself contracted covert 19 which the u.s. president and 1st lady a speedy recovery as did russian president vladimir putin those are the headlines news continues after. murder in a saudi consulate goodbye. the body's heavy if we take breath back then cut it into pieces it would be finished with the sector fishel animal drive he has the right. we're. back again are trying to find out what happened to demolish saudi arabia from farms or to turn watched him on her show democracy show she threw up. so

announced by president donald trump he says at least 5 more arab states want the same agreement alan fischer has more eyes for donald trump but he seems to embrace the idea of making small deals across the middle east rather than focus previous answers trying to build one all encompassing middle east deal he believes that this changes the reality on the ground he already got a deal signed between the united arab emirates and bahrain to recognize israel remember the abraham accords were signed here at the white house just in september just over a month ago and he believes that there are 5 other countries who are ready to sign up to this deal. libya's rival factions are signed a permanent cease fire agreement the u.n. brokered deal which orders all foreign fighters out of the country comes ahead of political talks next month with a final u.s. presidential debate over in just days to go before the election both candidates are back on the road president donald trump is in florida a state he needs to win well joe biden is in delaware. but libya's former finance minister louise our say has won the

announced by president donald trump who said at least 5 more arab states want the same agreements alan fischer has more eyes for donald trump well he seems to embrace the idea of making small deals across the middle east rather than previous essers trying to build one all in compassing middle east deal he believes that this changes the reality on the ground he already got a deal signed between the united arab emirates and bahrain to recognize israel remember the abraham accords were signed here at the white house just in september just over a month ago and he believes that there are 5 other countries who are ready to sign up for this deal to. libya's rival factions a signed a permanent cease fire agreement the u.n. brokered deal which you were just old foreign fighters i took the country and the heads off political talks next month. guinea's army is on the streets to quell demonstrations after president of condé won a controversial 3rd term security forces despair asst opposition protesters with tear gas at least $26.00 people have been killed in the unrest since sunday's election. gangs are b

nation and the november the 3rd the people will get to decide which one they believe deserves alan fischer live in washington thanks allen look western of law and order has been one of the central themes of this year's us presidential election campaign and it matters more than ever after a summer of discontent and protest against police brutality and systemic racism mike hanna has more now from wilmington delaware. in the u.s. it's been a year of living dangerously particularly for african americans who have disproportionately borne the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic and it will be far more likely to be victims of police action than their white fellow citizens. the killing of george floyd just one case of brutality that galvanized protesters across the nation people of all colors banding together and to be a brillo of the black lives movement. one candidate to embrace the movement and all it stood for. the other rejected it. many of those who are spreading violence in our cities are supporters of an organization called the black lives matter b.l.o. . soul. it's really it's really hurtin

holiday home authorities say the suspects were going to buy explosives and try to make improvised alan fischer reports. thank you attorney general. the f.b.i. and michigan state police arrested 6 individuals charged in a federal complaint with conspiring to kidnap the governor of michigan gretchen whitmer the man had been identified as having links to michigan militia group called. the democratic governor of the state was their target according to the criminal complaint he plans to kidnap her. and try. fox crossed in particular according to the complaint discussed detonating explosive devices to divert police from the area of the home and fox even inspected the underside of a michigan highway bridge for places to seat an explosive. the complaint further alleges a fox purchased a taser. for use in the kidnapping and that the group successfully detonated an improvised explosive device wrapped with shrapnel to test its anti-personnel capabilities as they were meeting to pull money to buy more explosives law enforcement moved in the f.b.i. but an undercover informant armed men members of so-called