reopened muslim holy sites to build up to $6000.00 the day and now allowed to enter the grand mosque in mecca the kingdom suspended the pope in early notch the year round journey of faith draws millions from across the globe police in bell aversive use water cannon to break up a rally demanding the release of political prisoners. tens of thousands of protesters have again marched through the capital. refusing to allow foreign journalists to cover mounting opposition to the regime of hardline alexander lukashenko. and a familiar scene in minsk these days a peaceful anti-government protest. but quickly put down by the wealth ortiz the difference today was that it was very feeling he's outlets that to cover it just days earlier bellary seen with ortiz withdrew the accreditation of all foreign journalists in the country this footage was pasted on social media. ordinary by the recent had also been warned by official text message that they could face criminal charges if they took part in unsanctioned rallies. but tens of thousands defied the warning turning out regardless this time to march towards

the two main site of islamic worship, in mecca and medina, were basically close to the public. some access again restored but there are very strict cleansing measures and thermal cameras installed in the mosque. and throughout the summer the saudis have not been able to host the hajj in its full glory, and also the closing feast after ramadan we re also the closing feast after ramadan were equally hit by the pandemic measures. now there is a slight relaxation but umrah normally a tt ra cts relaxation but umrah normally attracts millions of people? yes, it isa attracts millions of people? yes, it is a relatively simple performance, it takes only a few hours until it can be performed throughout the year this one important event and ritual to attain merit and of course managing an event that can be performed at any given time is even a bigger challenge than organising events that are fixed in the calendar. but the saudis are of course very eager calendar. but the saudis are of course very eager to have calendar. but the saudis are of course very eager to have maybe some sense of n

it's now allowing a limited number of citizens and residents visit the holy site in mecca.asks and socially distancing pilgrims on sunday were seen praying and circling the kaaba from early morning. mecca is a vital source of currency for saudi arabia, drawing huge numbers of muslims from across the globe. the government suspended the annual pilgrimage in march to suspend the spread of the virus. it sharply limited the number of pilgrims in this year's hajj, allowing only citizens in the country to take part. the government didn't say what led to the relaxation, but analysts think the government may be trying to revitalize the tourism industry. starting next month, riyadh plans to per fmit pilgrims from outside the country. >>> over 35veillion cases of covid-19 have been confirmed worldwide with the death toll standing at over 1 million people, icoaccording to johns hopkins university. >>> a fashion designer died at 81, takada kenzo. that takada was born in 1939. after studying fashion in tokyo, he moved to paris when he was 25. takada gained prominence after releasing desi

designer kenzer as you say who was the 1st japanese designed to really make it big in paris the global mecca of fashion he ended up creating not just a clothing empire but also very well known skin care and brands as well he he was really known for his kind of colorful exuberant prints these mismatched colleges and flowers jungle prints embroidery all of this came together in a way that really made a splash on the scene in paris in the sixty's and seventy's very different from the understated kind of fashions of the time before he came along designers would kind of peak influences from east asia and apply it to their designs but what he did was he sort of updated existing japanese designs and prints and made it in a way that was appealing to european tastes how exactly do you like the jumping from japan to 2 fronts in the 1st place well he had studied in tokyo and then was designing women's wear for a department store and then the block of flats that he was renting was demolished for the tokyo olympics in 1964 so he got some compensation for that and used that money to to go to europe he onl

there are tears here it's not easy to determine the direction towards mecca on the moving train the staff help him. to develop muslim knows that he does not have to obey all the commandments when he's traveling but he wants to. in its. people who are away from home are freed from many religious duties. so if it is not good is the book functional in our religion is there a traveler if you go more than 90 kilometers and don't plan to stay longer than 15 days even if you end up being there longer. view deal double so if you plan to stay away for more than 15 days you're not a traveler. the train reaches kaiser a after midnight it's one of the largest industrial cities in turkey factory workers from the surrounding provinces often commute by train. there's no defense that just about let's take a picture here to. help the van express and guinea express routes across the keiser a station. one train goes to the iranian border and the other to the border with syria and iraq. while the parents of the students don't mind that their daughters and sons travel together and spend the night in a single

testing saudi arabia has allowed citizens and residents to perform prayers at the alhurra mosque in mecca for the 1st time in 7 months and palestinian chief negotiator saeb erekat is in intensive care in an israeli hospital after his condition worsened earlier this month he announced he'd tested positive for corona virus. bolivians are going to the polls today for a new attempt to elect a president and restart the country's democracy following last year's an old election 2 men are considered front runners one is carlos mesa a centrist historian and journalist who was president from 2003 to 2005 he came 2nd in last year's disputed election the other name contender is luis r.c. he was a connery minister under able the leftist president to claim victory in 2019 was forced to resign amid widespread protests. ballads and exile in argentina but looms large over this latest election. the front runner in bolivia his presidential race is leave things like he ally of former president abel maurice a left wing socialist party championed the cause of the impoverished indigenous people who make up 2 th

mecca for the 1st time in 7 months in turkey human rights groups and opposition politicians are worried about volunteer police forces the patrols known as best she were introduced by president air to 14 years ago opposition leaders fear everyone is using them to build up local militias loyal only to him even drawing parallels with the violent brownshirts of nazi germany. this is no standard police check when the situation suddenly ask relates to the man in uniform pulls out a gun and shoots this kind of violence is becoming increasingly common in turkey and it's carried out by men and women who aren't actually police officers they're called. a voluntary community police force mainly out in the evenings patrolling neighborhoods vehicles and residents on foot they're allowed to carry weapons after just 3 months of training we're worried about the the huge powers these rather on educated and untrained forces are going to be given. the bakshi were reintroduced by turkish president reaches type heir to juan as a kind of auxiliary police force after an attempted coup 4 years ago the governmen

messy to mecca than it did then this is mr i will even. waffle now legally. can i let you know me smoke so i let you go mad to turn on the. bus it's a deadly tense as i'm. yet to see that will never see addie. well. i thought. that had only. set out to suck my dick. sure i am. all set. to do. it the top 10 said that. this subject. let me tell you. why i call the why don't. we all meet. at. the club the most they. must. release is post all of it i was going to put up with you this post sabia this you put somebody can i do believe you know i guess you knew i. did. some of them out to get the. moral of young kid a father or not but in mine yeah they can but will show you guys don't. assume. the disposed to men deep. wow. wow yes. i would have. thought. this guy. that's sad. what did. you. prove. that was. after almost 4 years of prison and torture without trial. was freed but he cannot leave egypt and has been placed on the close of violence. inquiry led to the trial of the cia agents who abducted him and a number of italian secret service agents who assisted th

a security guard has been stabbed at the french consulate in mecca, saudi arabia. happened just after the nice attack. a lot going on in different places of our world. once again, officials do not believe that this is linked. >>> well, back here in the bay area, meanwhile, more school districts are getting the green light for middle and high school students to return to campus. "today in the bay" bob redell live in berkeley and, bob, when are we talking about the possible timeline of those kids returning to school? >> well, marcus, the earliest schools like berkeley high behind me can reopen is november 9th, about a week and a half. within the past 24 hours, the alameda county health services agency gave the all-clear for midal a middle and high schools to reopen in alameda county as long as they come up with a covid health and safety plans before they reopen. they must be posted to the school's website so moms and dads are aware of the precautions being taken for their students. the school does not have to open, by the way. that decision will be left up to each sc

separate attack, not believed to be linked, a security guard was stabbed at the french consulate in mecca in saudi arabia. the two big stories that we're following for you. >>> five days from the 2020 presidential election and voter enthusiasm is at an all-time high. americans have now cast more than 76 million ballots. >>> and with president trump and joe biden both in their final push, a new nbc poll shows biden on top but barely with 51% among likely supporters. both will try to get the upper hand in the battleground state of florida. tracie potts joins us live in washington, d.c. she has a preview for us. tracie? >> hey, good morning. yeah, our poll now shows only separated by four points in florida and that is within the margin of error and that is why both candidates are in tampa today. dueling rallies again today, this time in florida where joe biden has a slight lead. >> this lead is going to be taken over, i think, very, very quickly. >> reporter: president trump headed home to the sunshine state from arizona. now a toss-up according to nbc along with texas. a record rise in coro

. >>> covid-19 has invaded college football's southern mecca. the southeastern conference is h? -are you ok? -i did. but even when i was there. i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so, i talked to my doctor and learned... humira is for people who still have uc or crohn's symptoms after trying other medications. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. be there for you, and them. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, remission is possible. >> >>> covid-19 has invaded college football's southern mecc

as is mecca in saudi arabia. and heating is happening across the globe even in cooler places like the german capital living. joke form is an urban climate expert searching for effective ways to reduce city temperatures this detailed model of berlin is going to help him. in hot weather the german capital is an urban heat island thermal imaging shows how populated urban areas function like hot plates they can be up to 8 degrees warmer than outlying areas. the researcher is using this mini world to find a solution. inside this model of a city apartment and ice cube will demonstrate how much heat gets through. the test houses made of regular building materials. to see what happens when the sun shines on a brick building the building warms up. and what happens if we use other materials insulate the facade of or if we put a tree in front of it. using time lapse imaging we can see how people fare in this kind of building it only takes half an hour for the house to really heat up very soon they would be practically melti

muslim holy sites to pilgrims a maximum of 6000 a day are now allowed to enter the grand mosque in mecca the kingdom suspended the early march that's the smaller your own pichler pilgrimage that draws millions of people from across the globe police in the bill are a sin capital minsk used water cannon to disperse a rally demanding the release of political prisoners numerous protesters were detained tens of thousands of people marched through the center of miss continuing weeks of protest against president alexander lukashenko ahead of the march authorities with drew the accreditation of all foreign journalists in belarus. pet owners in manila received blessings for their companions in a drive through ceremony the tradition of the feast of st francis the painter and state of animals also known as world animal day celebration with adjusted to social distancing rules world animal day aims to raise awareness for animal rights and welfare. by john has accused armenian forces of shelling its 2nd largest city of gunja killing at least one civilian and injuring others is the latest escalation be

and is mecca in saudi arabia. is happening across the globe even in cooler places like the german capital living. joke form is an urban climate expert searching for effective ways to reduce city temperatures this detailed model of berlin is going to help him. in hot weather the german capital is an urban heat island thermal imaging shows how populated urban areas function like hot plates they can be up to 8 degrees warmer than outlying areas. the researcher is using this mini world to find a solution. inside this model of a city apartment and he will demonstrate how much he gets through. the test houses made of regular building materials. to see what happens when the sun shines on a brick building the building warms up and what happens if we use other materials insulate the 1st or if we put a tree in front of it. using time lapse imaging we can see how people fare in this kind of building it only takes half. an hour for the house to really heat up very soon they would be practically melting in the heat and no wond

as is mecca in saudi arabia. and he's saying is happening across the globe even in cooler places like the german capital of them. jerk funk is an urban climate expert searching for effective ways to reduce city temperatures this detailed model of berlin is going to help him. in hot weather the german capital is an urban heat island thermal imaging shows how populated urban areas function like hot plates they can be up to 8 degrees warmer than outlying areas. the researcher is using this mini world to find a solution. inside this model of a city apartment and ice cube will demonstrate how much heat gets through. the test houses made of regular building materials. to see what happens when the sun shines on a brick building the building warms up and what happens if we use other materials insulate the facade of or if we put a tree in front of it. using time lapse imaging we can see how people fare in this kind of building it only takes half. an hour for the house to really heat up very soon they would be practically

support mass testing saudi arabia has allowed citizens and residents to perform prayers at the mosque in mecca for the 1st time in 7 months and palestinian chief negotiator saeb erekat is in intensive care in an israeli hospital after his condition worsen earlier this month he announced he'd tested positive for corona virus in turkey human rights groups and opposition politicians are worried about volunteer police forces the patrols known as beck she were introduced by president to 14 years ago opposition leaders fear everyone is using them to build up local militias loyal only to him even drawing parallels with the violent brownshirts of nazi germany. this is no standard police check when the situation suddenly ask relates to a man in uniform pulls out a gun and shoots this kind of violence is becoming increasingly common in turkey and it's carried out by men and women who aren't actually police officers they're called back a voluntary community police force are mainly out in the evenings patrolling neighborhoods vehicles and residents on foot they're allowed to carry weapons after just 3 mon

the muslim holy sites to pilgrims a maximum of 6000 a day are allowed to enter the grand mosque in mecca the kingdom suspended in early march the small year round the room and draws millions from across the globe. police used water cannons to disperse a rally in the capital minsk the they have also begun arresting demonstrators tens of thousands of people marched through the central minsk continue serious protests against president alexander lukashenko ahead of the march with orders withdrew the accreditation of all foreign journalists in belarus. voters in the french archipelago of new caledonia rejected independents turnout was high in the referendum on whether to break away from france after 170 years officials said 53 percent voted no to independence a smaller percentage than in the last referendum 2 years ago. pet owners in manila receive blessings for their companions in a drive through ceremony tradition on the feast of st francis the patron saint of animals also known as world animal day this celebration was adjusted to social distancing rules world animals a raise awareness for

argentine police have a victim hundreds of families from a vacant field in the city of mecca many people have build shelters there after being hit by the pandemics economic downturn to rise above as more. thousands of police officers stormed the town of get a new guy in the province of one of the order was to remove squatters that had taken over land illegally. land grabs have increased in recent weeks in argentina adding pressure to the government to file about the fatah members which is already struggling with an economic meltdown and because with 1000 pandemic. people mississippi advance by the police by throwing rocks at police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets. look with what they are attacking us told us this man they said this was a pacific eviction and they were attacking us with everything they have. protesters say they will go back at night. and take over land once again earlier this year thousands of families came to vist piece of land to build their homes they claim they had lost their jobs and the bay had nowhere else to leave this is an example of the enormous cris

message to mecca. this is mr i will not even. when i. can audit you only it's not that simple math to tell. us it debbie. it's. good to see that will never see. us come up. with that only. set out to suck. sure. i'll set. out to do. it up then said let. me tell you. why i call the wives. the only thing. they. believe this is will stop all the mean i will be a little. bit of this you put somebody can i do believe you know i guess you do you are. some of them out to get. moral. kid a 5. minute it could. be. disposed to many people. wow. wow. i would have. caught.

only informed that this 3 or 4 weeks later the selleck i regularly offered my resignation to marcus mecca it was clear where we stood to. the public also had little awareness that the negotiations between the different countries were stalling. thus sligh the 2nd meeting in which lynn was a downright disaster and the league you've just asked if you're addicted for the soviet union presented a draft treaty that listed all of its farm positions you would want by want you have to undergo for this. but the chief of staff in the soviet foreign ministry to our sankoh had given elba a heads up who was goes into the sun to those me it was quite interesting sarah cinco had whispered to me in private don't worry about the next meeting and don't take everything that happens there seriously lose the nz trust upis you that had come from shevardnadze and gorbachev it was a tactic to build confidence that collins putin the must not. nato decided to take a major step westerners announced that the soviet union and the warsaw pact military alliance would no longer be enemies of the west but friends a promis

of the members who have reiterated that and to cut their message we've seen the sermons change in meccad medina the 2 holy sites to try to promote some of the saudi policies this idea that we would have seen a conservative backlash we're seeing that there is this continue if you wish to just that the government is at ease with the religious authorities toeing the line after a string of imprisonment of religious figures outside of the official state apparatus and official state institutions so i think that continuities speaks volumes as to how mohammed bin so many feels about the situation feels about his control of the kingdom. and finally a brazilian street artist has paid tribute to football legend barely ahead of his 80th birthday this new room has been unveiled in his hometown of sun toss it to call most for months to paints or merely includes other symbols of the city creating coffee stock markets and the ports. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines protesters in chile have helped large demonstrations to mark one years since the start of their movement for change they're d

muslims have returned to the holy site of mecca to perform part of their pilgrimage after saudi arabia partially lifted coronavirus restrictions a maximum of $6000.00 people per day are permitted to enter the grand mosque during the 1st phase of reopening saudi arabia allowed less than 1000 people to attend july's had to kill her marriage a contrast to the more than 2000000 who usually attend. all public and private gatherings in tunisia being banned as infections increase more than 2 and a half 1000 new cases and 45 deaths were halted restricted punishments for anyone breaking the rules the pandemic is hitting the entertainment sector the world's 2nd largest cinema operator is to shut all its theaters in the u.s. the u.k. and ireland said it world employs nearly $38000.00 people worldwide it reported a $1600000000.00 pretax loss for the 1st 6 months of this year as major firms released states. and in california deadly wildfires have hit a new record hold of land and more than 600000 hectares have gone up in smoke and the phys is still burning rob reynolds from folds from the sounds of

vatican with a message to mecca. this is christian i want you to. love one alex. i totally. come out of that the only. natural left it turns out that ok let's settle down the. as a. yes this is that we're going to say.

informed that this 3 or 4 weeks later by job selleck i regularly offered my resignation to marcus mecca it was clear where we stood. on. the public also had little awareness that the negotiations between the different countries were stalling. thus slide the 2nd lien was a downright disaster and the regular distance aust is obvious to you all the time for the soviet union presented a draft treaty that listed all of its firm positions one by one the uk to under and over this. but the chief of staff in the soviet foreign ministry to our sango had given elba a heads up to us goes into the sun tutors me it was quite interesting sarah cinco had whispered to me in private don't worry about the next meeting and don't take everything that happens there seriously lose the nz trust up a see that had come from shevardnadze and. it was a tactic to build confidence and tolerance putin the must not. nato decided to take a major step westerners announced that the soviet union and the warsaw pact military alliance would no longer be enemies of the west but friends a promise made by nato secretary genera

muslims have returned to the holy site of mecca to perform part of their own bro after saudi arabia partially lifted coronavirus restrictions a maximum of $6000.00 people per day are permitted to enter the grand mosque during the 1st phase of reopening the pandemic is hitting the entertainment center the world's 2nd largest in the moderator is to shut all theaters in the u.s. u.k. and ireland silly world employs nearly 38000 people worldwide it's reported a $1600000000.00 pretax loss for the 1st 6 months of this year as major films persist both in their release dates in california deadly wildfires if hit in new record of land burned more than 1000000 600000 hectors have gone up in smoke and the fires still burning rob reynolds reports from los angeles. wildfires have beseeched california since august when thousands of lightning strikes ignited tinder dry forest and brush scorching hot weather low humidity and high winds turned small places into monsters burning hundreds of homes and consuming 4 percent of the entire land area in the state a total of 8155 fires have burned to date hundreds of

hundreds of muslims are being welcomed back into saudi arabia‘s great mosque in mecca to perform theed to perform the minor pilgrimage. numbers will be increased every fortnight, until the mosque is at full capacity again. people will be required to wear face masks and observe social distancing. the spanish capital madrid has been put back under partial lockdown because of an increase in the number of coronavirus cases. spain has the highest infection rate of any country in europe — but the re—imposition of the controls is proving controversial. damian grammaticas reports. but the re—imposition of the controls is proving controversial. damian grammaticas reports. what every scientist is feared, covid surging again. a second wave breaking over our battered country was topped 10,000 new infections every day. was it too quick to let people back into bars and restaurants and to slow to build a system to test, identify and isolate new cases? intensive care units are overflowing andi intensive care units are overflowing and i see you beds again —— extra icu beds again in use. everybody is

in the country the rules on facemasks and private gatherings will be tightened and grown hotspots meccas said germany is that a critical point and called on young people to do it without a few parties in the weeks ahead. he france has reimposed a public health state of alert.

allowed its citizens and residents inside the kingdom to perform prayers at the i'll have a mosque in mecca for the 1st time in 7 months demonstrations are expected across france today in a show of solidarity after the beheading of a teacher on his way home from school authorities believe samuel petit was killed for showing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad in a class on freedom of expression police have detained an 11th person over the killing the suspect was shot dead by police soon after the attack. community a country standing together in shock and in defiance all across france people gathered to honor teacher samuel pety yes if you could put it that we are in shock and now our focus is on the well being of our children for them it's especially horrifying if it is ogres and he was my teacher for 2 years he was very friendly one of the few teachers who would help us. here as a secular country we've been under attack and now our education system that's going too far for us. patty was on his way home from school when he was attacked. shortly after police surrounded the suspect and or

came to power muslims have returned to the holy sites of mecca to perform part of their own role pilgrimage after saudi arabia study or partially lifted coronavirus restrictions a maximum of $6000.00 people per day all permitted to enter the ground mosque during the 1st phase of reopening saudi arabia allowed less than a 1000 people to 10 july's hard pilgrimage more than 2000000 people usually attend . all public and private gatherings in tunisia being banned as infections that increase more than 2 and a half 1000 new cases and 45 deaths were reported the stricter punishments for anybody breaking the walls. people in the south pacific territory of new caledonia have narrowly voted to stay past france in a 2nd referendum in 3 years has been a long running tension between indigenous can x. who want independence and descendants of colonial settlers who remain loyal to paris to several reports. sunday's independence referendum was closely fought and marked by a high turnout just under half of voters said yes to ending almost 170 years the french rule but a narrow majority still voted no i don't

hundreds of muslims are being welcomed back into saudi arabia‘s great mosque in mecca to perform thets will be allowed to perform the ritual, which can be undertaken at any time of the year, in contrast to the hajj, which has specific dates according to the islamic calendar. numbers of umrah pilgrims will be increased every fortnight, until the mosque is at full capacity again. people will be required to wear face masks and observe social distancing. at least two people have died and dozens more are missing after storm alex struck south—eastern france and northern italy — destroying bridges, blocking roads and leaving communities isolated. it‘s been described as the worst storm to hit the region for more than 60 years. mark lobel reports. catastrophic scenes for this french commune. yelling. an intense rescue effort to get out in time. roads, bridges and homes washed away. an elderly couple took refuge on the roof of this house but their home was swept down the river. translation: we tried to convince them to come out and unfortunately, we didn‘t succeed. the road manager managed to

with winter still ahead in factions have about $6600.00 the highest daily tally since the pandemic at mecca announced new restrictions on the wednesday and at slowing the spread of. thailand has been to gatherings of more than 5 people after protests and protesters set up camp outside the prime minister's office and the demonstrators are calling for a constitutional reform and changes to the monarchy a touchy subject in thailand where criticism of the king is out. you're watching did every news from burma end up next as our documentary academy and don't forget you can get over the latest news and information iraq the craft on our website that c.w. dot com you can also follow us on twitter or an instagram tabs t w news i'm merely for how much time thanks for watching. a. good. little bit. more different. running down. her. arms. thank. her. for. their. local region is a rich agricultural province in central tight. tight and is one of the world's leading rice produces and exporters. but this isn't even possible with the extensive usage of agricultural chemicals be a taboo site pesticides or f

of the members who have reiterated that and to cut their message we've seen the sermons change in meccad medina the 2 holy sites to try to promote some of the saudi policies this idea that we would have seen a conservative backlash we're seeing that there is this continue if you would suggest that the government is at ease with the religious authorities toeing the line after a string of imprisonment of religious figures outside of the official state apparatus and official state institutions so i think that continuities speaks volumes as to how mohammed bin cement feels about the situation feels about his control of the kingdom chief palestinian negotiator saeb erekat has been taken to an israeli hospital more than a week after contracting covered 19 they were transported from his home in the occupied west bank to west jerusalem a palestinian liberation organization says erika requires special care because of chronic health problems it would seem to lung transplant in the u.s. 3 years ago. israel is easing its 2nd coronavirus lockdown after a month of restrictions a job in factions means

mosque in mecca has been closed since march due to the threat of us pandemic around 4000 workers justn fact to sanitise the most throughout the day. so a clown in venezuela who was forced out of his job due to the pandemic is trying to inject some fun into the lives of people with a serious message george a felix money mill has started riding buses in venezuela's capital caracas performing magic tricks to make a living it's also been passengers to wear mosques and giving them advice on how to protect themselves from the farce. for a quick check of the headlines here in al-jazeera and give me a venting in a tense election that follows months of unrest incumbent president alpha condé.

hundreds of muslims are being welcomed back into saudi arabia's great mosque in mecca to perform ther a seven—month pause because of coronavirus restrictions. the numbers will be limited, but saudi nationals and foreign residents will be allowed to perform the ritual. millions of muslims from around the world would normally arrive in saudi arabia for the pilgrimage. now, in unique circumstances and pouring rain, the london marathon has been taking place. there was a shock result in the elite men's race, with the world—record holder defeated. the women's event went to script. watching it all was joe wilson. brigid kosgei, of kenya. 7:15, try not to shiver. so began london's first autumn marathon. it's also the start of this year's race. covid changed everything and changed nothing. no mass gathering, the course was contained. just laps of saint james' park. but it was still 26.2 miles and, in this weather, it required more endurance than ever. brigid kosgei wins the 2020 london marathon. well, long before the closing lap, we knew who had won. the outstanding kenyan brigid kosgei, clas

a little more cloud across the western side of saudi arabian a chance of wanted to showers between mecca down towards that western side of yemen always with a good chance of showers across central africa of course and there are rolling off the ethiopian highlands some heavier downpours now pushing across northern parts of democratic republic of the congo still some showers into central areas of angola what's the weather up towards lake victoria still seeing some other weather across the southern cape and also the eastern cape it does turn drought in the south but showers continue. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be good because if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy one obvious solution is to break up informed opinions look at checkers don't go anywhere the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's ability to get a revolution people woke up in depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. we're going to watch the ads the

hundreds of muslims are being welcomed back into saudi arabia's great mosque in mecca to perform theuse because of coronavirus restrictions. the numbers will be limited, both saudi nationals and foreign visitors will be allowed to perform the ritual. millions of muslims from around the world would normally arrive in saudi arabia for the pilgrimage. the spanish capital madrid has been put back under partial lockdown because of an increase in the number of coronavirus cases. spain has the highest infection rate of any country in europe. the re—imposition of the controls is proving controversial. damian grammaticas reports. in spain's capital, what every government, what every scientist has feared — covid—i9 surging again. 10,000 new infections every day, a second wave breaking over an already battered country. so what's the reason for this resurgence? it seems spain may have been too hasty to lift the original lockdown that brought the first wave of the virus under control, too quick to let people back into bars and restaurants and too slow to build an effective system to test, identif

of the members who have reiterated that and to cut their message we've seen the sermons change in mecca medina the 2 holy sites to try to promote some of the saudi policies this idea that we would have seen a conservative backlash we're seeing that there is this continue if you wish to just that the government is at ease with the religious authorities toeing the line after a string of imprisonment of religious figures outside of the official state apparatus and official state institutions so i think that continuities speaks volumes as to how mohammed bin cement feels about the situation feels about his control of the kingdom. at least 13 people have been killed in a car bombing in western afghanistan with the death toll expected to rise 120 people were injured in the suicide attack in the city a fair last call in core province known as claimed responsibility for the bass and in a separate attack 8 afghan security officials were killed in conducive province the afghan government has called the attack despicable are u.s. forces in afghanistan are denying allegations that they're violating

hundreds of muslims are being welcomed back into saudi arabia's great mosque in mecca to perform theonavirus restrictions. the numbers will be limited but saudi nationals and foreign residents will be allowed to perform the ritual. millions of muslims from around the world would normally arrive in saudi arabia for the pilgrimage. the home secretary has announced the ‘biggest overhaul‘ of the uk's asylum system ‘in decades'. speaking at the conservative party conference — priti patel said the current system is ‘fundamentally broken‘ and promised an overhaul of the laws would be ‘firm but fair‘. ms patel pointed to the failure of successive governments of being unable to control the high levels of migration into the uk. she warned that changes to the system would take time to implement. i will introduce a new system that is firm and fair. fair and compassionate towards those who need our help. fair by welcoming people through safe and legal routes. but firm because we will stop the abuse of the system. firm because we will stop those who come here illegally, making endless legal claims

to be backing a military solution from the scene of course euro reports now from the very city of mecca to fear it's the 1st stark contact known to have taken place between our mania and azerbaijan since the new fighting broke out in the soviet republics 3 decade old conflict on september 27th. the talks are focusing on a cessation of hostilities and exchanges of bodies and prisoners the moscow talks came after that survey john foreign minister attend the talks in geneva with the french u.s. and russian envoy song thursday immediately but it's a miracle we are committed to a peaceful settlement of the karabakh conflict in a ready to resume the peace process in accordance with the recent statements of the presidents and foreign ministers of the o.s.c. events group. but just as a talks in moscow began those original president and how malia said there could be no peace if armenia continued to insist that level was part of its territory. by john. we know how reality karabakh is azerbaijan everyone should know this including those in charge of our media today i tell them again that if they c

i suspect any of us who are non-muslims to pray to mecca in spanish anytime soon. no wave of immigration has ever overwhelmed the american culture. it has never happened in history. it is made our economy better and stronger as a nation. more innovative and i would argue we are monolithic but people do bring a lot into our country. ideas, food, traditions. why wouldn't we want to keep going in that direction? why do we suddenly decide now? we can look at these low-wage workers who happen to be latino maybe they were in construction or lawncare or amazon packages or restaurants. the total to be doctors or lawyers that is just the way immigration has always worked. so it does nancy pelosi and i have in common? >> were both italian-americans although that doesn't come immediately to mind. because the italians have so assimilated you don't think of them as italians but you think of them as americans. one day people will say i know they are both hispanic. yes i should have seen it but i didn't we get closer to that every single day. i worry about the american culture an

not getting done and the other impacts are even more harmful, 25% of kids in the united states 18 to mecca4, one fourth had suicidal ideation during the month of june. this is so destructive, not just to our children who are being harmed by the school closures but really this lockdown is what i would call a luxury of the rich. this is a classic problem, and what the president understands the people need to work, the working class need their jobs, children need to go to school and it's very harmful to do otherwise. >> laura: the poor have disproportionately been affected by lockdowns, they are doing better in states that have reopened were almost all of those are republican-led states because they believe in freedom and not fear. dr. atlas, i have to talk about part of what joe biden said today in his gettysburg address about how he would tackle covid, watch. >> let's set partisanship aside, let's end the politics and follow the science. wearing a mask -- wearing a mask is not a political statement. it's a scientific recommendati recommendation. we can have a national strategy that makes it

mecca time i get calls from political polling from scripture what we do persist great and a polling exercise and they say it will take only a few new 20 minutes and i said 15 or 20 minutes. who of the people who say i do have 15 or 20 minutes? i was looking for somebody to talk to. how many people really participate in these polling exercises? is it hard to get people to participate, do you think? geek it doesn't help yourself? >> i ignore them always. my pollster friends tell me it is harder and harder in the cell phone era to get people to participate in polls. one of the things that the reporting, the detailed reporting on polls, is telling us a little bit about what samples are used and how are the pollsters weighing of their sample. >> which is kind of the magic formula for the pollsters exerting judgment based on their judgment and a little bit of history. so i think there are problems getting enough people in a cross-section to participate. >> so bob if i didn't want to wake up until mid that because i'm tired and i'm getting older and just wanted to go to sleep by 10:00 is a one or t

. >> reporter: a mecca of sorts for the president's supporters in southwest pennsylvania where trump'sr years ago helped deliver his surprise pennsylvania victory and the white house. lessly created the trump house in 2016 where she pushed disaffected democrats and never before voters to choose trump. >> we gave people a place to come to to believe they could win. now trump supporters show up daily for swag and yard signs and help registering to vote. >> we need trump in there again. i'm 65. i think it's time to register. >> reporter: have you not voted ever? >> no. >> reporter: rural counties have seen a surge in registration. they help with that here, too. >> changed my registration from democrat to republican. >> reporter: why? >> from what i have seen in the last past couple of years, i'm ashamed to say i was a democrat. >> it is a great honor to have you here. >> reporter: but joe biden isn't giving up here, campaigning in west marlin county this month. hillary clinton didn't come here in the general election. >> it's not an area democrats come and campaign very often, but you're

informed that this 3 or 4 weeks later by bob zoellick i regularly offered my resignation to marcus mecca it was clear where we stood but. the public also had little awareness that the negotiations between the different countries were stalling. thus sligh the 2nd meeting of the east lynne was a downright disaster and the regular just asked if you had to do all the time for the soviet union presented a draft treaty that listed all of its positions you want by want to under the office. but the chief of staff in the soviet foreign ministry to our sango had given elba a heads up who was comes into the son to disney it was quite interesting sara sinko had whispered to me in private don't worry about the next meeting and don't take everything that happens there seriously as unstressed up a see that had come from shevardnadze and gorbachev truth it was a tactic to build confidence that collins in the must not. nato decided to take a major step westerners announced that the soviet union and the warsaw pact military alliance would no longer be enemies of the west but friends a promise made by nato

in the country the rules on facemasks and private gatherings will be tightened and grown hotspots mecca said germany is that a critical point and called on young people to do it without a few parties in the weeks ahead.

a mecca of support for the trump campaign -- his helped deliver his surprise victory. leslie created the trump house in 2016 where she pushed disaffected democrats and never before voters to choose trump. >> we gave people a place to come to to believe they could win. >> reporter: now trump supporters show up daily for swag and yard signs and help registering to vote. >> we need trump in there again. i'm 65. i think it's time to register. >> reporter: have you not voted ever? >> no. >> reporter: rural county has seen a surge in republican registrations. they help with that here too. >> changed my registration from democrat to republican. >> reporter: why? >> from what i've seen in the last couple years, i'm ashamed to say i was a democrat. >> reporter: joe biden is ahead in pennsylvania polls. yet, his campaign motto is every vote matters. campaigning here this month which hillary clinton did not in the 2016 general election. >> reporter: it's not an area democrats campaign very often, but you're here. why? >> i'm here because like i said, we are not taking any vote fo