do you have a date for his deportation to jamaica? they haven't given usa deportation to jamaica?ll be released home, which, it is bittersweet, because he is coming home but the deportation still stands, the deportation order still stands, the deportation order still stands. it is not like the battle is over. we still have to fight. for him not to be deported. he knows nothing about jamaica. he has no connection. he has no link there. so, i am has no connection. he has no link there. so, lam his only family has no connection. he has no link there. so, i am his only family he has. my family is in america and canada, my extended family. can you tell us about his condition? when was he diagnosed with autism? he was diagnosed 2017. 2016, rather, i'm sorry. but they knew about it from he was a child. i have been knocking on doors. i have been asking the school, asking social services, asking everyone, i've been to the doctor. they say the school is the best place to assess him. they did not. they looked at his behaviour is disruptive. and they called him attention seeking, rude. it's w

he was a genome -- gambled and the gambled on his ability to make a second fortune in jamaica before jamaica's know -- notoriously dangerous environment got him and as with his other bargains he lost that one, he died of yellow fever after three or four years in office there. >> very interesting to read your account of where these different creatures ran and one thing that rings true today or parallels today, there was some accountability but it was of a limited -- >> yeah. >> few who were proxies, left alone or even bailed out. >> that's right. they weren't fully bailed out. they were -- but they -- -- many -- >> institutions were. >> many fewer people went to jail than should have but to the question that john was asking, so what happened after the bubble crashed is -- not everybody went to jail, and the duke of portland do coo get a post that -- could get a post that would get him out dodge bus the robert the first true prime minister of britain, said we aren't going back on the deal. the point of turning all of britain's debt into south sea stock was to rationalize the debt and w

up towards that western side of cuba but again it could bring flooding into jamaica across the regionwith landslides. from top to al-jazeera. is the government not the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that air 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 the old a 0 when the news breaks and the racism protests continue in a number of cities across the united states when people need to be heard in the council area line nearly $500.00 points were destroyed and about 80 percent of this land that al-jazeera has teams on the ground people are just talking about wind and solar as if that's going to solve the problem if want to bring you more room documentaries and life moves on and on and on line. from the rhythm of the vital source of substance to the countries and flows through this new thing called on who can lay claim to. isn't good given the sources we found read but with this comes a destabilizing rivalry countries suspicious of each other's intent

white unworthiness or whites delinquents he was in a city problem and john you came as a lad from jamaica to england but if you could have played for scotland if the scottish football association had moved a bit quicker is that true would you would you consider of playing for scotland if they just go off the back saves and cited you up i could have played for scotland or the not at all wells because my dad was a diplomat he's a colonel in the army what's a sad person as a possible stimulus was that he was his classmate so i'm a little tough to make in family my dad got a diplomatic posting for 4 years so we did a great we just came because he was a he was a military attache also for years i'm going to go back to jamaica i went that offered a scholarship to go to american american university and while i was playing in the pop what's that saudi playing up to be a concept that's why i stayed so i became a british citizen not in the citizen so i could a place ready for home old nations england was the 1st one to ask me when i was 18 years old i could have played yes and i in fact when i 1st c

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great we just came because he was a he was a military attache asa 4 years i'm going to go back to jamaica i went that offered a scholarship to go to american american university and while i was playing in the pop watch that so be playing enough to be a concept that's why i stayed so i became rich as it is and not any citizen so i couldn't play friday before home old nations england was the 1st one to ask me when i was 18 years old i could have played yes and i in fact when i 1st came to england in 1976. i remembering them playing scotland at wembley i think it can score when i won one element course we were jumping on the goalposts and evaded the i think it's important scotland then you know it wasn't an england fan and i like to be on the dog and you know i like the attitude of the scots so i was quite happy scotland's between them then so i would say yes they would have they would have a good chance had stopped and asked me i would've played for scott. and finally jordan and they stay mia in watching england play the oval will you you give a thought to under what's in the scotland team

maybe gone back to see family in india or jamaica or in montreal partying with old friends.been in almost as total of a witness protection program as joe biden. >> tucker: i am glad i am joined in that bigotry by kamala. i want a full explanation on how to pronounce her name. thank you. i wish we had more time. back tomorrow night. 8 p.m. eastern. and this show will be here on sunday night 8 p.m. for a bonus episode. here's sean. >> sean: he will be here at sunday night at 9 p.m. welcome to "hannity." damning new details about joe biden's family corruption scandals. it paints a very ugly picture. biden's son zero experience hunter, his brother jim, receive million dollars from sketchy foreign nationals cashing in on then vice-president

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he switched allegiance from great britian to jamaica where his father was born and he also came out.6—year—old has been speaking to the bbc olympic sports reporter nick hope about his journey and how he hopes to help change perceptions about black swimmers people would say to me, stay on the athletics track, sick day out of the water, black people can't swim in those very hurtful to hear. i know lots of kids get bullied at school, i was one of them and people tried to throw acid at me. i remember my blazer and school close changed colours it was so embarrassing to walk around and know that people have picked on me. i was not really sure whether was my razor whether because —— my race 01’ sure whether was my razor whether because —— my race or whether it was because —— my race or whether it was because i was different. me going through what i went through at school, i felt i through what i went through at school, ifelt i got through what i went through at school, i felt i got to suppress any feeling that i had. coming out in 2018, sankey gained a new perspective about life after survi

she's not in the basement in delaware, maybe she's gone back to see family in india or jamaica, maybek in montreal partying with her old high school friends but she has been an almost as total a witness protection program as the presidential candidate and that's the only way you get away withth your racism, mr. crowell son. >> tucker: i'm just glad to know i'm joined in the bigotry by cam-ala herself. >> the systemic racism is so prevalent that she's no race race-icing herself. >> tucker: someday were going to get don lemon would jeff bezos finally buys that, that will be the greatest thing we've ever done. great to see you, thank you. wish we had more time, we are out of time -- back tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern and special programming note, this >> sean: he will be here at sunday night at 9 p.m. welcome to "hannity." damning new details about joe biden's family corruption scandals. it paints aávery ugly picture. biden's son zero experience hunter, his brother jim, receive million dollars from sketchy foreign nationals cashing in on then vice-president biden. russian oligarch

the commission organized debates in tunisia last year, we were joined by members from mexico and jamaica to share their experiences and expertise. i wanted to recognize their longest standing supporter, the julie and peter bloom kovler foundation which has given trust to the nonpartisan mission of the commission for the past 32 years. we are grateful for their extraordinary contribution to the 2020 debates. it is my distinct honor to introduce dr. ruth watkins, the president of the university of utah. thank you very much. dr. watkins: good evening. it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the flagship university. sincere thanks to the presidential debate for selecting us to host the only vice presidential debate. this is the first time utah has been the site of an election debate and we are thrilled so many will get to know our state and university. salt lake city, the capital, is a thriving hub of industry and innovation. we have spectacular recreation, a strong economy, and we are known for collaborative spirit. this vitality is why the university is on the rise, now recognized as one

. >> host: janet is next in jamaica, new york, democrat li line. >> caller: yes, hello. how are you? >> host: fine, thank you. >> caller: i'm upset over the confirmation as it was too soon and they didn't give the same courtesy the ways they did with obama when he wanted to promote his justice and it was seven months and then they push it after ruth bader ginsburg dies and trump weights a day and then he says. [audio difficulties] >> host: okay, we will hear from, go ahead. >> caller: i'm here. yes, yes, yes, so they push her through to be a supreme court justice but mcconnell, especially he has had a proposal for a bill for stimulus that has been sitting on his desk since maybe he could not push that through but now he wants to push through a conservative who is going to strip away a woman's rights. yes, strip away a woman's rights and basically take away the aca because that's what trump wants and doesn't want anything, i'm sorry, if i'm ranting. >> host: new york senator and democratic leader chuck schumer made several attempts over the course of the debate to end the

and he took the usually lucrative post of governor of jamaica to try to rebuild his fortunes and avoid dealing with any creditors. and the problem was he was a gambler. he gambled on horses, gamble on this, gamble down a south sea company and gambled on his ability to make a second fortune in jamaica for makers notorious the dangerous environment got him and as with his other bargain he lost that one too.he died of yellow fever after three or four years in office. >> it's quite interesting just to read your account of where these different creatures ran and one thing that also rings true today or could also today was there was some accountability but it was limited. there were a few who were prophecies left along or you could build out. >> they work fully bailed out. but -- >> many institutions were. >> fewer people went to jail then should have but to the question that john wasasking , what happened after the bubble crashed is not everybody went to jail and the duke of portland at least get a post that would get him out of dodge. but critically robert walpole is referred to as the fir

in cuba, jamaica, you'll see tropical storm peninsula. yucatan peninsula got slammed by gamma this past weekend. now you have this major hurricane heading your direction. we're talking about waves as high in terms of storm surge about three meters or so with some areas seeing rainfall amounts close to 200 millimeters. you need to be on the lookout for that. up toward the north. we have high pressure mainly controlling the weather. we have a cold front moving through the great lakes. so showers into toronto as we go lieu the day today with a high of 17. that's a a look at your forecas. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> before we go, we have news just in from sweden. the nobel prize in physics has been awarded to three scientists, divided this year. one-half goes to roger pen rose for his work on black holes. the other half goes to reinhart guentzel and andrea gates for their disiscovery of a super massssive compact object at the center of the galaxy. >> the royal swedidish academy sciences has today decided to award the 2020 n

little clutches of storms this one of them around the yucatan peninsula one just to the south of jamaica there that's the new one it developed around a couple of hours or so but in the case of gamma it's just staggering away just around the northern fringes of the u. companies for the my middle run down towards the i have camp h.-e. as we go on through the next couple of days or so lots of very heavy rain but it is weakening so this one is on its way out staggering along 94 kilometers per hour lots of very heavy rain there because of that slow movement and we do have of course the potential for months lies now in the case of delta that's pulling away from jamaica again we could see some very heavy rain here probably looking at maybe 200 millimeters of rain in one of his boss that will lead to some mudslides and then that will make its way up past the cayman islands running across that western side of cuba and punching its way into the gulf of mexico it's likely to become a hurricane certainly want to watch over the next couple of days ahead of that it's fine interop across much of the u.

lively storms rumbling away around jamaica. heavy downpours could lead to some flash flooding and mudslides as well. the wetter weather will make its way up into cuba. further east, more in the way of sunshine and showers. >> since 2013, the world innovation summit for health has gathered practitioners and researchers to learn,nteract, and engage with organizations. wish will take place virtually under the banner of one world our health. register now at wish.org. >> you are watching al jazeera. our top stories, sudan is the latest country to agree on normalizing ties with israel under a deal normalized by president trump. it is the latest deal with the uae and bahrain already signing up. libya's rival factions have signed a permanent cease fire agreement. the pact which orders foreign fighters out of the country comes ahead of notable talks. it was signed in geneva after the downfall of a longtime leader. unrest over police brutality is continuing in nigeria with gangs blocking major roads in lagos. groups armed with sticks set

and this just in the last two hours has become tropical depression twenty-six it's just south of jamaica winds 35 miles per hour and that's going to continue to increase we're seeing already that rapid intensification of this storm system and the national hurricane center is calling for this storm to go back into the gulf by tomorrow i do think we have a tropical storm it then turns into a hurricane it will gain some steam before potentially making landfalplace. the upper midwest to the great lakes were in the lower 60s but a ton of sunshine. we'll take a look at that week ahead coming up. >> janessa, thanks >>> next on "early today," what we've learned about the president's physicians. >>> and another shutdown shakeup. new york city cracks down on neighborhoods with a spike in coronavirus cases. the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way t

old that started out as a pop singer back in the 1950's but then in the 60's his career took him to jamaica where he formed a record label and sign the one and only bob marley and the wailers that bringing sound actually influence i can see clearly now which was the number one song on the billboard charts for 4 weeks. >>well coming up in the next hour, the president of halting negotiations on covid-19 as he continues to recover from the coronavirus we'll have the latest coming up for you in a live report from washington and city supervisors in san francisco have passed a stronger eviction ban that will run through next year we're live with what we've learned overnight. and wineries are taking just major hit from the glass fire as crews begin to assess the damage will take a look at the destruction left behind. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth? or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. crest 3d white. it removes up to 95% of surface stains. and strengthens enamel. from the number one toothpaste brand in america. crest. ♪ ♪ the calming scent of lavender by downy

the supreme court right off the bat senate judiciary chairman lindsey republicans intentions, clear jamaica outstanding member of the supreme court if and that's a big if. >>republicans succeed in rushing this nomination through the senate, but the c>mmittee's top democrat dianne feinstein and her colleagues also didn't hide why they oppose judge amy coney barrett confirmation. >>dick durbin and others show the faces of americans they said would lose health insurance if the u.s. supreme court overturns the affordable care act. it's a person headed to the supreme court with an agenda. president trump has explained. >>he wants to make sure we eliminate the affordable care act barrett did not address democrats concerns specifically but told the committee she does write every opinion with specific faces in mind i ask myself. >>how i would view the decision if one of my children was the party that was ruling against. even though i would not like the result what i understand that the decision was fairly reasoned and grounded in law jared said she would follow the same standard as judge on any cou

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hearken delta now making its way just to the west of jamaica is going to continue pushing further north west with flooding rains once again coming in across the yucatan peninsula remember gammas only just moved out of the way as such and that's feeding some very heavy rain into the back campaign some really big downpours coming through here we're going to see delta then make a bit of a right turn gradually push up towards louisiana and we could see some very wet and windy weather by the end of the week. with the love of chess. after years behind bars he has to be strategic to stay out of prison with his friend then chess master he's planning his next move to get back to society and share the game that saved his life discovering new filmmaking talent from around the globe you find latin american chess private lessons on the hour which is a. welcome back you're watching out the 0 time to recap our headlines now white house adviser stephen miller has become the latest trump administration official the test positive for covert 19 around a dozen white house officials have now tested positive

sunshine 29 cells just embrace down but there's that west of weather across sick right around here is jamaica cuba hispaniola could see some localized flooding. but. the world's biggest economy was put on hold. deregulating industries of old delivered new growth for a president who promised greatness again. on the coronavirus pandemic has seen resurgence replaced with a recession as the world eagerly watches zone to see out either presidential candidate might revive the flagship u.s. economy. details coverage of the u.s. elections on al-jazeera. when covert 19 1st struck china and began to spread across asia. some in the west criticized come to measures as to hostile or too weak. but have the different experiences before asian nations in fact not shown the world to root out of this group pandemic. coronavirus lessons from asia on a just a you know. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to this news hour i'm rob matheson in doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes smoke is seen rising from a prison in central lagos as more unrest rocks nigeria's biggest city. saad how d.d. is named as lebanon

and this line of weakness in the atmosphere means there be more in the cayman islands to cuba for jamaica and answer to central america as well south of that some use for showers of falling in western side of brazil on the scene significant rain still around the river a place that's argentina and uruguay affecting what is or isn't one today the temperatures come dime but the rain is still falling. but. stranded 8 long years on the su is can now. creating their own community and the economy the washing of president bush used to go when you al-jazeera world tells the tale of 14 cargo vessels accidentally caught up in the arab israeli conflict it was quite a surprise to find myself in russia in the middle of a war through the sailors whose ships survived the desert sands the yellow fleet on al-jazeera. a war where the. whole the the the. welcome back if you come out of our top stories here at this hour nigerian protesters have defied a curfew to continue demonstrating against police brutality the rights group amnesty international says at least 12 people were killed on tuesday. former u.s. p

and this line of weakness in the atmosphere means there be more in the cayman islands to cuba for jamaicad answer to central america as well south of that some useful showers of falling in western side of brazil on the scene significant rain still around the river plates as argentina and uruguay if it in what is or isn't won't if there the temperatures come dime but the rain is still falling. when i think of my nature i think of potential when i think of what a shot i think what will be what is not i think of young people who need to do to get control to the island and do something that they come to. tell me is impossible i think as a challenge. the reason a child in the country out of. money is being a soldier and this is my larger. than my nigerian on al-jazeera. order her whole. good. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the top stories for you know the u.s. federal bureau of investigation says iran and russia have obtained voter registration information the f.b.i. says the aim is to cause confusion and chaos in the upcoming u.s. presidential elections. former u.s. president barack o

background into the pen ph as we go on through the next few days another system just pushing across jamaica i suspect we will see some very heavy rain a lot huda floods and mudslides coming in here that aggression make its way to western cuba. rewind return. up to it's on the best of al-jazeera documentary if i would compare it to it and then we haven't done in the fetus buffy the hug from all the old city. mo town to grow to. be in out here in the soil learning about health by eating good business train my wife i can't imagine doing something else an al-jazeera. movie. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now donald trump has briefly left the hospital where he's being treated for coronavirus to do a drive by hundreds of supporters gathered outside the u.s. president was seen waving to crowds outside the walter reed military medical facility. earlier doctors treating trump said they'd given him a steroid the world health organization only recommends for severe cases they also revealed his oxygen levels dropped briefly on both friday and saturday as a janitor a

over the next day or 2 you're always seeing some live these storms are rumbling away just around jamaica heavy downpours he could lead to some flash flooding some mudslides as well and that wetter weather will gradually make its way up into cuba as we go on through sunday so i'm to redeck showers coming on further east on the way of sunshine and shallowness. since 2030 wish the world innovation summit for health has gathered health care leaders practitioners and researchers together to learn interact and engage with innovative organizations. this year wish will take place virtually under the banner of one world our health. registered at wish dot org dot q.a. . be watching out is there a mind our top stories this hour sudan is the latest country to agree on normalizing ties with israel under a u.s. brokered deal announced by president trump it's the 3rd deal in just 2 months with the u.a.e. and behind already signing up to establish diplomatic ties with israel. libya's rival factions have signed a permanent ceasefire agreement the un brokered pact which orders all foreign fighters asked t

tropical depression 26 just in the last hour it has really started to intensify, currently just south of jamaica. this storm system, the national hurricane center expects it to go into the gulf i do think this becomes a tropical storm delta by later on tuesday evening. and then turns into a hurricane going into wednesday evening now, this is aiming towards the northern gulf coast once again right now the cone of uncertainty still very broad, but it does have a landfall late week right nointo new orleansw e highs across new orleans today for bismarck, all the way into the midwest, lower 70s to lower 60s. we'll take a look at that week ahead coming up. >> janessa, thanks so much we'll see you soon. >>> in today's "quick hits" an extreme rare and flawless white diamond will be sold in an historic auction in hong kong. look at that thing, 102.39 carats it will go on sale today >>> "modern family" star sofia vergara has topped the "forbes" list of the highest paid actresses in the world for 2020. she's also a judge on "america's got talent." she earned a whopping 43 million bucks. >>> pet owners in t

or tamala and other places to the south panama and costa rica but for cuba the cayman islands and jamaica having had what seems to be 3 or 4 weeks of britney big showers a lot of rain it's a much draw a picture. in nigeria life you see beats hot when to use an effort boy is one of you is a bad guy who writes i do not so no need to be junk that is followed in nigeria life force. my nigeria is suck up by nigeria is your development manager is excellence this is my nigeria. my nigeria on al-jazeera. hello again and let's remind you of our top stories here this hour a 2nd nationwide lockdown is to begin in france to fight a surge of coded 19 infections that president emanuel macron said restrictions which go into place on friday were necessary because previous curfews didn't while . the u.s. supreme court has rejected a republican bid to limit when that mail in ballots can be received in 2 key swing states pennsylvania and north carolina it means votes that have been posted on november 3rd can be counted for several days after. another buys up as a by john has accused armenia of killing at le

into our next named tropical storm or even hurrican of the season of a run its way very close to jamaica continue pushing right across the caribbean introducing some very heavy rain it's quite tamala and conscious. as donald trump been good for america everything is in disarray the media of course take in every debate that they can seem to mark the fact that america has been a force for good in the world. from the american people get inspiration from him and the other half cringed. your weekly take on u.s. politics and society that's the bottom of. the the hero world news. wash. the. you watching out is there a mind of our top stories this hour we're just 3 days until the u.s. presidential election both candidates are fighting for votes in battleground states trump is holding rallies in pennsylvania joe biden is appearing with former president barack obama to woo voters in michigan. persons prime ministers putting england back into lockdown for a month in an effort to bring down coronavirus infections yeah the u.k. country scotland wales and northern ireland have already imposed very loc

caribbean plenty arraign around here sent into that western side of the caribbean just to the west of jamaica just around the little clutch of storms here a map may well develop into a tropical storm as we go on through the next couple days either way we're looking at flooding rains pushing up towards cuba towards southern parts of florida and maybe to the yucatan peninsula. on counting the cost for the biden victory means for china as the democrats line up among people in dollar plan to confront beijing and president she's project to rival silicon valley plus how african businesses are coping with the pandemic counting the cost on the al-jazeera. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions. on the 20. 0 mind of our top stories this hour. at least 8 children have been killed and 13 of the seriously injured in an attack on a primary school in south was cameroon no group has claimed responsibility. u.s. presidential candidates donald trump and joe biden have been touring battleground states as election day looms opinion polls show biden in the lead nationally but it's a tighter race in the swing s

caribbean plenty arraignment around here sent into that western side of the caribbean just to the west of jamaica just. this little clutch of storms here a map may well develop into a tropical storm as we go on through the next couple days either way we're looking at flooding rains pushing up towards cuba towards southern parts of florida and maybe to the yucatan peninsula. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question because these days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important to the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue in the united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only on al-jazeera. i've been covering all of that narrative for most of my career but no country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why. you're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour colombia has passed $1000000.00 corona virus infections becoming the 8th country in the world to do so other nations in latin america also seeing as including brazil mexico the route meanwhile you are growing has closed its

another system in the central parts of the caribbean was going to bring some for a wet weather towards jamaica was a go through friday eventually that will run up across the yucatan peninsula turning increasingly wet here for the weekend. but. what once was i think that's what we'll be one chechen coming up in fact tradition in future after in fact in twine through passion and has been a scene he preens home and actually nation to do with them the attention of the looting because through fishing of the future and not from any dishonest chechnyans down its. needs on a new jersey or a. roof over the rule. the world. bellowing on the top stories on al-jazeera armenia says it's shot down for hostile drones that appeared in the capital year of on. its conflict with azerbaijan over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region continues for a 5th day as a reformer says have also claimed to have shot down an armenian drone. protests taking place across india over the gang rape and death of 2 women from the marginalised doll its community rights groups say india is one of the world's most dangerous places for

another system in the central parts of the caribbean was going to bring some very wet weather towards jamaica was a go through friday eventually that will run up across the yucatan peninsula turning increasingly wet here for the weekend. but. north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe here are 39 is involved in everything that makes money for north korea. to carry defer the cusswords take on tyson. the money this year and it goes straight into the coffers us leadership a $2.00 part people in power investigation bureau $39.00 cash for came to on a 0. you're watching out is there a reminder of our top stories this hour. u.s. president donald trump and his wife beginning the corn team process after one of his close advisers tested positive for corona virus topix traveled with the president to the presidential debate on choose day a campaign rally on wednesday and now trump is awaiting his test results. says it shut down for hostile drones that appeared in the capitol year of that as it's conflict with as a boy's auto the disputed they're going to cut a buck

across the caribbean this may well develop into yet another tropical storm as it makes its way towards jamaicaou're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top story this is hour. a search is underway for survivors in the turkish city of izmir after a powerful 7 earthquake. it left 20 people dead in turkey and neighboring greece. more than 700 others are injured. there were reports that the government is deporting migrant children to mexico even if they're not originally from the country and have no family there. more than 200 children have been expelled over the past eight months. armenia azerbaijan have agreed not deliberately target sill villian populations. just days after a third cease-fire collapsed. foreign ministers from both sides have been holding talks in geneva. and agreed to swap bodies. and rescue prisoners of war within a week. >> with four days to go until the u.s. presidential election, texas has seen an unprecedented surge in early voting. , the number of inperson has eclipsed the state's total voter turnout for 2016. more than nine million texans have cast early votes. that m

into the bay of palm beach as we go on through the next few days another system just pushing across jamaica i suspect we will see some very heavy rain the logic of the floods and mudslides coming in here that aggression make its way to western cuba. of all my friends. it's important to trace or to take i am the one survived waiting for news of the man for cause only one which is much the saw a boy killed in his father's arms i saw a man killed next to his son i have only once in my life seen man scared to death one of the bosnian darkest secrets. the count on al jazeera. oh. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera donald trump has briefly left the hospital where he's been treated for 2 and a virus to do a drive by for hundreds of his supporters gathered outside u.s. presidential seal waving to crowds outside the walter reed military medical center earlier doctors treating trump said they'd given him dexamethasone that's a steroid the world health organization only recommends for a severe cases they also revealed his oxygen levels drop briefly on both friday and saturday but say he could b

or tamala and other places to the south panama and costa rica but the cuba the cayman islands and jamaica having had what seems to be 3 or 4 weeks of britney big showers a lot of rain it's a much draw a picture. al jazeera world goes inside the military wing of hamas gaining access to keep players in previously unseen footage unless we create a different political reality a must go through. to. look with new shifting you know the alliances we are asking the palestinians to meet the challenge of peaceful coexistence what next for gaza and the palestinian cause and the middle east on al-jazeera. georgiades here a reminder of our top stories this hour a 2nd nationwide lockdown has to begin in france to fight a surge of covert 19 factions presidents emanuel mccall said restrictions were necessary because previous curfews imposed in major cities didn't work. a former u.s. homeland security official has admitted to being the white house insider who wrote a scathing op ed 2 years ago condemning donald trump miles taylor supporting joe biden and has called trump a moral petty and ineffective. as

your parents moved to london from jamaica, and you, as a kid, saw that it was a pretty tough life beingets of inner london, and not least a tough life in terms of relationships with the police. absolutely. i mean, it even happened when i went to go to school and i would come out after band practice with my trumpet and my satchel and i would still get stopped. "what are you doing now? what's in this trumpet case?" "er, a trumpet?" you know, these sort of things i found really challenging, and my father used to stand up for me and for himself when he got stopped by police. and unfortunately, he was a victim of a savage beating by police when i was actually in the process ofjoining, so you can imagine how i felt. "no way am i going to be a cop after all of this because of how my hero, my father, had been savagely beaten over a traffic matter." well, you say, i can imagine. actually, i don't think i can imagine. i certainly cannot imagine how you then second—guessed yourself, and indeed, probably overcame the suspicion and hostility of notjust the community that you came from, but also your

your parents moved to london from jamaica, and you, as a kid, saw that it was a pretty tough life beingthe streets of inner london, and not least a tough life in terms of relationships with the police. absolutely. i mean, it even happened when i went to go to school and i would come out after band practice with my trumpet and my satchel and i would still get stopped. "what are you doing now? what's in this trumpet case?" "er, a trumpet?" you know, these sort of things i found really challenging, and my father used to stand up for me and for himself when he got stopped by police. and unfortunately, he was a victim of a savage beating by police when i was actually in the process ofjoining, so you can imagine how i felt. "no way am i going to be a cop after all of this because of how my hero, my father, had been savagely beaten over a traffic matter." well, you say, i can imagine. actually, i don't think i can imagine. i certainly cannot imagine how you then second—guessed yourself, and indeed, probably overcame the suspicion and hostility of notjust the community that you came from, but a

out of florida across southwestern central parts of the caribbean some very heavy rain there for jamaica to cuba and his band yoda. this is our princeton a singer songwriter dreams of making a mark that although. a world away a famous you tube artist works in secret. of her chill connection spark some magical collaboration. presenting princess shore. witness on al-jazeera. rule. how to get you what ya desire of mind about top stories this hour on u.s. president told trump and democratic nominee joe biden will face off in an in person debates in less than 2 hours the event in nashville is the final one before the election on november the 3rd. the u.s. senate judiciary committee has voted to advance the nomination of judge a.b. kone barrett to the supreme court despite democrats boycotting the ballot that will now be a full senate vote that will be on monday. so coronavirus cases are spiraling across europe leaders no choice but to place new curfews or restrictions on millions of people the french prime minister put it bluntly saying the 2nd wave is here a nighttime curfew is being extende

comes out of florida across western central parts of the caribbean some very heavy rain there for jamaicato cuba and his band yoda. but. the 1st reaction was shock hush hush across the u.s. meat packing plant some covert 19 hotspots these are people being treated as togs in a machine rather than actually being cared for for clients investigates whether corporate america has put profit before the lives of its workers they care more about pieces of meat going in the tray then they care about their team members virus on the poultry line on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching our dessert time to recap our headlines u.s. president don trump and democratic nominee joe biden faced off in their 2nd and final debate of the election campaign they had lively exchanges ranging from the pandemic and the economy to corruption and the election interference voters will decide the winner on the event of a. coronavirus cases are spiraling across europe leaving leaders no choice but to slap new curfews and restrictions on millions of people the french prime minister put it bluntly saying the 2nd wave i

hearken delta now making its way just to the west of jamaica is going to continue pushing further north west was flooding rains once again coming in across the yucatan peninsula remember gammas only just moved out of the way as such and that's feeding some very heavy rain into the back campaign some really big downpours coming through here going to see delta then make a bit of a right turn gradually push up towards louisiana and we could see some very wet and windy weather but into the week. 2 planes came from the un 15 men checked you know what tell us them there much be missing for 5 days it is possible to fully clean the premises all forensic evidence but what you then gave is evidence that you have fully cleaned some mystery wanted to give an example of it from start to speaking about the role in the books before even the saudi government give up with just that jamal khashoggi murder in a saudi consulate on al-jazeera. the headlines on al-jazeera this hour and top pentagon officials are in quarantine after the u.s. coast guard's 2nd in command tested positive for covert 19 america s

another system in the central parts of the caribbean was going to bring some very wet weather towards jamaica was to go through friday eventually that will run up across the yucatan peninsula turning increasingly wet here through weekend. armenia and azerbaijan continue to face off in a disputed border region and there are allegations fighters from syria are also involved in the conflict. to watch an al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha i'm dating navigator also coming up no agreement over a multi-billion dollar u.s. coronavirus stimulus bill that's passed in the house but faces opposition in the republican dominated senate. of the practice.

organizedommission debates in tunisia last year, we were joined by members from mexico and jamaica to share their experiences and expertise. i wanted to recognize their theest standing supporter, julie and peter bloom cooler foundation which has given trust to the nonpartisan mission of the commission for the past 32 years. grateful for their extraordinary contribution to the 2020 debates. it is my distinct honor to introduce dr. ruth watkins, the president of the university of utah. thank you very much. dr. watkins: good evening. it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the flagship university. sincere thanks to the presidential debate for selecting us to host the only vice presidential debate. this is the first time utah has been the site of an election debate and we are thrilled so many will get to know our state and university. ist lake city, the capital, a thriving hub of industry and innovation. spectacular recreation, a strong economy, and we are known for collaborative spirit. this vitality is why the university is on the rise, now recognized as one of america's leading resea

just developing across central parts of the region that's likely to bring some very heavy rain into jamaica into cuba and eventually up towards the yucatan peninsula as we go through thursday and on into friday and see that wetter weather just gathering pace what's known as a tropical wave that a push out what the weather up towards southern parts of mexico meanwhile over towards yeast is a case of sunshine and chalice. of all my friends and coworkers who were detained i am the only one who survived they were all waiting for news of the men from was only one word on when experiments i saw a boy killed in his father's arms i saw a man kill next to him. i have only once in my life seen scared to death one of the bosnian wars darkest secrets bosnia the count on al-jazeera. when the news breaks and the racism protests continue in a number of cities across the united states when people need to be hurt in the council area line nearly 500 points were destroyed and about 80 percent of the slant the al-jazeera has teams on the ground people are just talking about wind and solar as if that's going to

ina mac in a mac she met with the mayors of 11 of jamaica's mike in a mac she met with the mayors ofhey came up with a plan that would kick in as soon as any city had more than 50 cases per 100,000 isa had more than 50 cases per 100,000 is a population over a seven—day period, now that is the case, and a number of german cities because what we are seeing number of german cities because what we are seeing across germany number of german cities because what we are seeing across germany is a sharp rise in infection rates in urban centres. officials say that is because people are simply socialising more in bars, restau ra nts, socialising more in bars, restaurants, but also in private homes, and they are really calling on people, particularly younger people, is what angela merkel said, to really rein in that socialising because the worry is the more people who meet, the more the virus is being spread, so the numbers in germany, although while they are still low and neighbouring countries, in comparison, they are in —— like they are high for germany, there are 5000 new infections in germa

south of the river, southwark park road is closed at jamaica road becuase of a burst water main.ith elizabeth. hello, good morning. follower dry, cloudy weekend it is all change this week turning rather unsettled, with wet and wind weather at times but it is still dry and you'll notice the southerly wind will pick up so it turns windier through the afternoon, starting off with temperatures and high single figure so it is a fairly mild start the day, some brightness with spells of sunshine, quite hazy at times with high cloud, top temperatures, 15. it'll be feeling warmer. overnight tonight, a mild night to come, some of us staying in double figures but the cloud will thicken and into the start of tomorrow, some outbreaks of rain by pushing eastwards. we are starting off with wet weather tomorrow, clearing eastwards through the morning with sunny spells into the afternoon but staying rather wind on tuesday. on wednesday, some heavier spells of rain pushing in from the south so wet and windy at times through this week but temperatures mild, 14—17. that's it, vanessa feltz will have

your grandparents immigrated to maine from jamaica.e potentially going to challenge senator collins. what was your reaction to what she said? >> i was shocked to hear her say that, wolf. there's systemic racism everywhere in this country. the state of maine is no exception. my mother, who lived in maine, drove out and came out of a store to find a ku klux klan flyer for a rally on her vehicle. obviously, that's an extreme version, but that was in mid coast maine. so these things exist everywhere. there are all keends of challenges that we all face. the first step to addressing them effectively is acknowledging that they exist. and so for senator collins to say that there was no concern with systemic racism in maine was not just out of touch, it was extraordinarily insensitive. and it shows that she really has not got her fingers on the pulse of what's happening in her home state and in the nation more broadly. >> she's in a tough race right now, as we all know as well. we'll see what happens on tuesday. ambassador rice, thanks, as usua

or tamala and other places to the south panama and costa rica but the cuba the cayman islands and jamaica having had what seems to be 3 or 4 weeks of british big showers a lot of rain it's a much draw a picture. $7000000.00 people who visit homes around china together vital demographic data for the country's 7 population census. how china complete such a huge challenge during the close with $1000.00 pandemic. special coverage on al-jazeera. coronavirus cases surge in europe once more france announces a nationwide lockdown on germany imposes drastic new restrictions. on or about this and this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. supreme court rejects republican attempts to limit mail and balloting in 2 key swing states. that. another ceasefire crumbles in the battle over nagorno-karabakh.