that is a very critical point raised by misha. can the street when?y that a real leader of any country will never use force against its own people. if you are using police, riot police against your own nation, you are not a leader, you are just an usurper. so the protests in my country will not fade out because our people know that we don't want to live with this so called president any more. we will not be able to forget and forgive all the violence he committed towards our people. if, of course, we would prefer if riot police would take our nation's, the majority side, and we are working on this, because it's what they're doing, it's a crime and they have to defend belarussians but not to beat them. nigel gould—davis? two points i think. firstly we've seen situations like this elsewhere in europe over the past 30 years. ultimately, the people have always won. it's not always been quick or easy but they have prevailed against repressive countries. the second point, svetlana, just to take up one of your points, i think it is absolutely vital and impor

joined now by the correspondent the mission wall who's in delhi hello to misha so a grim milestone $4000000.00 infections in india as we said it's the her 3rd highest national total in the world but a closing in on brazil and yet we're hearing that lockdown restrictions are being lifted do most people in the country support this government policy. matter and that it is safe to say yes actually because if you step out in cities like you're going to get bombed beat you will seek out you know about the enormous numbers of all media infections all the highly infectious disease locked down destructions have almost completely been lifted yet. of high density place the still not open but most shops markets. back in tracking deals and bottoms as the afghans just documenting them by the end of the month the b.b.c. to remove the government believe that india to learn to live with the gloom i want nomics still don't. get on the borders a little bit is perhaps a lot don't have to be that some kind of people come out and say this is like not going to have to move. well as there is just as are being eased w

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correspondent the mission giant's wall who's in delhi hello to misha so a grim milestone $4000000.00 infections in india as we said it's the 3rd highest national total in the world but a closing in on brazil and yet we're hearing that lockdown restrictions are being lifted do most people in the country support this government policy. well matter and that it is safe to say yes actually because if you step out in cities like new again bombay if you will seek out out can about the enormous number of them already and infections highly infectious disease lock down destructions have almost completely been lifted yet some of the high density place the still not open but most shops markets. are back and tracking deals involved as the afghans to stop you're going there by the end of the month the b.b.c. dripping with the government's belief that india has to learn to live with the glue and i want the economic slowdown boys that are not don't get hard be avoided a little bit is perhaps a lot don't think that some kind of people come out and say this is like not going to have to walk. well as t

in mission from delhi much appreciated misha. german president frank valter steinmeier says germany should consider holding an official memorial ceremony for victims of covert 19 stonor said many relatives of people who died did not get to see their loved ones because of coronavirus precautions he added that he didn't know when or if any such ceremony would be conducted and said he needed to talk to other government bodies before any concrete plans could be laid. well germany wouldn't be the 1st country to officially honor its coronavirus victims if the president's idea goes ahead reporter joe has been looking into this joel welcome to the shed my 1st question for you is how have other nations paid tribute already to those who died during the pandemic or the pandemic is far from over but other places have already started to memorialize the victims china was one of the 1st to go with a national day of mourning that was held back in march then spain went even further they held 10 days of national mourning in july as well as a major

in contraceptives we look to be the solution it would have to have but it must be minted with the misha's right isn't it i'm hearing you say and it does appear according to to to the fact that in most countries where abortion poses. a threat to a woman's life in the event that a woman has been raped she is she is allowed to have an abortion what then becomes the compelling case to allow abortion in circumstances other than that well. you know what when how life is in danger when high health is in danger that's means it's can be a life threatening condition but if you look at countries such as mbia. social grounds so she cannot make grounds is given as a ground for abortion if you look at. what health different mission of health health it includes so she's going to make grounds and therefore if a woman can know what you know take care of this pregnancy if this thing i see an awful social economic reasons she's and able to to see this pregnancy to time that she should be allowed to mean it that pregnancy ok evelyn that's all we have time for today thank you very much for your insight and ad

an astronaut solo moon or a bit inspires the new challenger album by pianist misha voyage and a solar powered sculpture taking flight without the help of fossil fuels argentinean artist seeing his vision for the future. welcome to arts and culture when mayo 1st came on the scene museums were reluctant to buy the artist's works large figurative paintings were out of style especially by artists from the former east germany well now i'll spend things are so valuable most museums can't afford that this week the artist unveiled a new body of work and our reporter melissa hall right was there. this is the results anyway it's all just paint it's just paint that's something we all have to agree on the. paint worth millions the exhibition 100 or handrail on show in the house hometown of like to boast 16 new works by the master painter and make magic pieces that speak to the viewers unconscious but it also says that for him the characters he creates are much more than just figments of the imagination. seen through me servia they are very real for me because my creations really do stalk me and t

to have but it must be minted with the misha's right evan it i'm hearing you say and it does appear according to to the fact that in most countries where abortion poses. a threat to a woman's life in the event that a woman has been raped she is she is allowed to have an abortion what then becomes the compelling case to allow abortion in circumstances other than that well. you know when when when how life is in danger or when high health is in danger that's means it's can be a life threatening condition but if you look at countries such as zambia. social grounds so she cannot make grounds is given as a ground for abortion if you look at. the what health different mission of health health it includes such economic grounds and therefore if a woman can know what you know take care of this pregnancy if this thing i see an awful social economic reasons she is and able to see this pregnancy to tom then she should be allowed to mean it that pregnancy ok evelyn that's all we have time for today thank you very much for your insight and adding to our program yesterday on dating is africa. the ball does

mr joyce wall from delhi much appreciated misha. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour german president frank meyer says germany should consider an official memorial ceremony for victims of covert 19 he said many relatives of people who died did not get to see their loved ones because of corn teen precautions germany has fared better than many nations in the pandemic but more than 9000 people have in fact died. police in the australian city of melbourne have made a number of arrests at a protest against measures to stop the violence several 100 people gathered at the rally the measures including the curfew were put in place after a spike in infection in melbourne and the state of victoria. unemployment has dropped sharply in the us with the number of jobless falling to 8.4 percent last month nearly 2 percent of the workforce found work again in august that means around half of those who lost their jobs lost in the pandemic are now employed again but that still leaves millions of

thursday saw fewer protests in minsk there are a few here who are interested in misha's things visit or see her for pretty i think it's good that the russian prime minister is visiting the larousse that means important questions will be answered they'll go with only e.u. should sit down and talk to the belarusians leaders because russia is treating people the same way that the government is treating us that's the soviet way luka shanker will meet flooding or putin in moscow soon there he's likely to emphasize his friendship with rather than a dependence on the kremlin. or let's have a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world facebook says it's banning new political ads in the week before the u.s. election on november 3rd the social media giant says the move is meant to limit misinformation and the company has faced criticism for failing to take action against fake news a u.s. federal appeals court has ruled that the controversial n.s.a. surveillance program exposed by whistleblower edward snowden back in 2013 was illegal the programs all the na

but you know misha jobs wall has been covering the story and joins us now from telling the michaud what's behind this dramatic rise in cases in india. don't even look i'm going to grant you that the map commission as well as ready to use density and a country that's continuing to lift its traditions over the last few months this means more and more people are meeting in schools what does this mean for an idea of the even drought spawning of these and factions at the current artist now what the indian government has meant. in order to continue any kind of forgot not even baby trying to insult you and me you know because of the economic well known an impact on this not at all the pandemic it's meant now i don't want to i believe. this isn't gotten sick the country is losing close to have trouble in the daily so why end up because it's back to it is also very concerning. how are people coping with the financial hardships brought on by the pandemic. people are struggling with these financial hardships and the evidence of these hardships is increasing on a day to day basis now of course right

no because that's not quite course artificialities i just watched misha a reader wants us to do all these these wonderful i did was and is to be in their own way or in order for them to provide they followed you call this in cities that didn't need some vibe but also all what you as an as as a human needs be able to create our own sort is that really what we need to do is put them in there while. we are techie but the story all far of that go that way to try it out is the reader what what's going to happen if we don't take that weight steps just you know if you shoot it we had 3000. that exhibit is lived that is $62000.00 and we had declared the extinct we see that trend or not it was in africa how do the countries that are involved in this put together areas of protection with areas of policy because poaching still happens doesn't it. we went and we're devolved into a project out. or introduced the blood. started to be 3 only $98.00 and now there are $300.00 block right on the scene but it is sudden lot grow a process it requires government force governments other large logs so required

belarus have always said that the russian people are their friend so thank you very much indeed there mishao is in london but originally from nigeria. what you wish to our panellists? are there any identifiable foreign strings behind the potus in belarus as president lukashenko has continued to alleged? —— the protests in belarus. this question was always very surprising to me because when my husband started his activity president lukashenko started his activity president lu kashenko blamed started his activity president lukashenko blamed him as if he was conducted from russia so now he is blaming me and my election campaign that europe is conducting all these demonstrations and protests but there is no proof, no proof about russia and no proof about give up, andi russia and no proof about give up, and i have to say that if mr lukashenko and i have to say that if mr lu kashenko wants to and i have to say that if mr lukashenko wants to see the reason of demonstrations, want to see the reason of protests, he just had to look into the mirror. i shouldjust say that your husband of courses the p

my own misha you know so much. last week that shower. image can change the way we see the world it could spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful it can obscure truth forged narratives and rewrite them to listening post gives you the fruit picture on a. building a wall was the promise made in the bid for the white house 0 tolerance approach the southern border became government policy detaining children and separating families the stark reality of picture too much to bear for many americans in a country that was built on immigration. follow the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera this is one of the polls astounding that the article revolutions in all of this make our planet pretty good we have to meet the c o 2 emission targets electric cars that make the mitcham in motion they need to be mindful where people are just talking about the solar is it that's going to solve. the world of business and commerce is driving energy transmission is the promise of clean energy an illusion the dark side of green energy. on al

bit of my own misha. this week that shower. no moved out of his parents' house after he got married he says he found more space living and escape after a run of eating it last year it's now his home along with his wife and daughter and all but there's really governments at the cables to be constructed without them permits and issue that the militia ordered last month our interview with cut short as he hears that the israeli army has arrived in the village with a bulldozer residents say soldiers gave them one minute to the horse it took the found me months to build their brick and dust than an hour to see it get demolished . on mexico's busy roads there are those who have had enough. cyclists are taking to the streets on mass. their objective to make the streets safer alternative clean up forms of transportation but when it proved to be an uphill struggle for this group of activists over the wheel do you find on al-jazeera. free education for all was the promise the reality provoked a generation. of birth to drugs another plot t

my own misha. suite that shower. when i was. working in asia and africa there'd be days where i'd be choosing editing my story is that a refugee camp with no electricity and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and come from miles because of the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together that's why al jazeera is so important we make those connections. free education for all was the promise the reality provoked a generation. there is another plot they want to get on and on how a protest over education fees have morphed into a national revolts and lock their heads down an idea whose time has come. everything must for. a witness documentary on al-jazeera. 967 and the 6 day war was at its height a u.s. spy ship the u.s.s. liberty monitored the conflict from international waters suddenly she was attacked by the warplanes of america's closest regional manager israel over $200.0

my own misha. suite that shower. from lagos to jerusalem to buy a mob to go with his plans to move to my own home miles to man history man background. 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions in a struggling communities the 1st time they arrested i was 11 years old a.j. selects on al-jazeera. in a global pandemic family comes 1st. for every american health care has never been more important. because the new disease does not favor republicans over democrats bridge over poor or black over white. america decides how to care for a nation. extensive coverage of the us elections. on al-jazeera and the global fight against financial crime banks rely on databases for custom attracts and it requires you to ensure that you know who that person is and you understand the risk that that person brings to the bank in terms of financial current algis or world investigates big financial data and what can happen if you find yourself on a list or still terrorists the database on al-jazeera. be a. revealing eco

i look at somebody like misha who is a contributor to us. at that perspective share my point of view a perspective on how the world is. is not enough critics success is not enough respite of god to create the next generation of voices the credit wealth and created opportunities. because that is her true legacy in america. while it may not be able to save the world, where i am in washington d.c. and various south carolina communities wary them, take care of those communities that's the beauty of america. americans are so there's no more separation. like 2 degrees preparation. i call them people have been blessed to do more than creating wealth and giving people the opportunity they can pass it on for generations. >> caller: yes good morning thank i still armstrong you're still well-dressed. i heard some interesting statements. i heard you say, even though we have racist policies out that that was interesting, but it sounds like you are married to hope and change, where did i hear that from before? on the peace on this wealth, this country was

and contraceptives we look to be the solution it would have to have but it must be minted with the misha's right evan it i'm hearing you say and it does appear according to to the fact that in most countries where abortion poses. a threat to a woman's life in the event that a woman has been raped she is she is allowed to have an abortion what then becomes the compelling case to allow abortion in circumstances other than that well. you know what when how life is in danger when high health is in danger that's means it's can be a life threatening condition but if you look at countries such as zambia. social grounds so she cannot make grounds is given as a ground for abortion if you look at the there was health definition of health health it includes so she cannot make grounds and therefore if a woman can know what you know take care of this pregnancy if this thing i see an awful social economic reasons she is and able to see this pregnancy to tom then she should be allowed to mean it that pregnancy ok evelyn that's all we have time for today thank you very much for your insight and adding say

history on solo moon orbit inspires the new jazz album by pianist misha voice in me and a solar powered sculpture taking flight without the help of fossil fuels argentinean artist his vision for the future. welcome to arts and culture when mayo 1st came on the scene museums were reluctant to buy the artist's works large figurative paintings were out of style especially by artists from the former east germany well now i'll spend things are so valuable most museums can't afford this week the artist unveiled a new body of work and our reporter melissa hall right was there. this is the results anyway it's all just paint it's just paint that's something we all have to agree on the. paint worth millions the exhibition 100 or handrail on show in the house hometown of like boasts 16 new works by the master painter and nick matic pieces that speak to the viewer's unconscious but it also says that for him the characters he creates are much more than just figments of the imagination. seem to be silly and they are very real for me because my creations really do stalk me and then i. paintings are ve

[laughter] jedediah: van mishas the best with hat of anyone i've ever known.ur forecast. the east coast, you're looking good. any of the beaches up and down the eastern seaboard, the beaches across texas, a few problems. continuing to see showers there throughout the day and into tomorrow. but overall the weather is really good in the eastern part go to the western part and it's just hot. take a look at this, we're going to be breaking records of high temperatures all weekend long. anywhere, say, to the east of the central mains. watch what happens, the bottom really falls out, and we switch a pattern really fast, and it's going to feel like winter. here you go. temps into the 100s across areas of nebraska, south dakota, psalm goes for tomorrow. definitely out across parts of the west. los angeles, you're going to be over 110 in the city. and then take a look at that. the cold air comes in but monday. by tuesday we see snow in place like denver, and by we say we've got high temperatures in the 50s in places like amarillo. overnight lows maybe into the 30s acro

india's fatality rate remains fairly low at about 2 percent we asked interviews delhi correspondent misha jaiswal just why that is. still continuing to be studies on this matter i don't but that also i'm sure you've heard experts how it worked out one of them if that india has a better to be younger waukesha now compared to developed countries which how much was it don't look at it and this population is actually keeping in yesterday to do well in the order book nation today it is actually comparable to the countries with more on that your internet what's that or doubt as. to it being basically there is higher.