after the beheading of a teacher and parents who had shown his students caricature of the prophet mohammad here's how thursday's tragedy unfolded in nice. no but watching this new tragedy today you see victims of islamofascism child repeatedly denounced. physical abuse and it will be the job for the siren of the farm and the police arrive to weaknesses really with bikers and everything that followed then they set up a security station i went down with my scooter and i saw the guy come in take refuge in the cathedral afterwards i heard a lot of gunshots. the anti terror prosecutors said on thursday evening that they were still exploring lines in regards to the perpetrator behind the brutal attack the attack that took place just 24 hours ago in the behind me not basilica in the heart of nice with 3 people were brutally murdered i just want to take you through some of the details we know about the victims of this latest terror attack france one was a 60 year old woman who had gone to the church at the press of the 1st mass of the morning we heard from the anti terror prosecutor that she was almost b

mohammad. has just gone 9 am here in moscow you're watching ought international which i hope the new copy chose us today welcome while the countdown to the u.s. presidential elections is on and it looks like there's a new october surprise a recent study reveals that tech giants google and facebook have reportedly been manipulating online search results and there's one political party and one counted in particular who's reaping the rewards came up more pen breaks it all down. in these times when you're trying to make up your mind about something or doing research on a topic what comes up when you type it into google can be pretty decisive well according to project vera tossed google could be manipulating the results in favor of the democratic party. if it was flawed it doesn't matter what her from her. on the other side i have read this is an innocent mason who have you personally remember whatever. and. that he did like the person on camera is purported to be a programmer with google cloud purporting to say that in fact results do get manipulated to serve a political bias now google is on recor

with each explosion they wonder what was hit chino mohammad has been living in his car for the past month from here he can monitor his village now trapped in the conflict zone. we stay here because we have to take care of our harvest and our land when it calms down we rush there to see what has been hit and feed the animals and then we come back we try to go there 3 times a day a short drive away people are escaping the battlefield they've managed to bring their livestock to safety they tell us their village has also come under fire this should have been cotton picking season but there's barely anyone left here to harvest the war has expanded with random shelling reaching well beyond the line of contact so for this year the crops are going to waste about 100000 people have fled their homes living in schools that have shut because of the conflict many had already been displaced since armenia occupied their land in 1900. salim ahmed gemayel has lived as a displaced person for most of her life her family fled the karabakh region and settled in turkey now the war has caught up with her. i remember when

with each explosion they wonder what was hit chino mohammad has been living in his car for the past month from here he can monitor his village now trapped in the conflict zone. we stay here because we have to take care of our harvest and our land when it calms down we rush there to see what has been hit and feed the animals and then we come back we try to go there 3 times a day a short drive away people are escaping the battlefield they've managed to bring their livestock to safety they tell us their village has also come under fire. this should have been cotton picking season but there's barely anyone left here to harvest the war has expanded with random shelling reaching well beyond the line of contact so for this year the crops are going to waste about 100000 people have fled their homes living in schools that have shut because of the conflict many had already been displaced since their land in 1900. lived as a displaced person for most of her life her family fled the karabakh region and settled in turkey now the war has caught up with her. i remember when her mania was bombing and our house was

here. it's an honor to be amongst you. and i had the pleasure of working with mr. mohammad. >> i lived in the city all my life.continue to have the same narrative for police, more incarceration makes our city safe. i've seen the deaf administration and destruction of what violent crime and disinvestment can do to our community. >> it's a war zone, somebody got to save them kids. >> a judge sentencing anyone, asking about these broken systems. then we never do anything about it. so that propelled me into public service. >> it needs to be reformed for real! >> i'm kim gardner, circuit attorney for the city of st. louis. >> we begin at 4:00 with the stunning political upset. >> wesley bell's defeat. >> marilyn mosby was declared the winner. >> larry crassner obliterated the field. >> kim gardner is the winner. >> part of a new wave to pledge to make the justice system more fair to people of color. ♪ >> people who are closest to the problem are closest to the solution. >> all rise. >> how many years has he served? >> 20. >> it literally is flipping the role of the prosecutor on its head. >> got to take it block by

here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: a teacher who showed pupils cartoons of the prophet mohammad is decapitated north ofa "cowardly" attack. translation: our fellow citizen was attacked in a cowardly way. he was the victim of an islamic terrorist attack. armenian missiles hit azerbaijan's second biggest city for the second time in a week, as fighting over the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh intensifies. a no—deal brexit may be on the cards, as the uk calls off further trade talks with the european union. and disney reissues warnings for viewers on some of its most famous films, admitting they contain racism

"in solidarity with prophet mohammad peace be upon him, all french products are boycotted." and hereould go even wider — here's the bbc‘s middle east business correspondent sameer hashmi. this is one of the larger supermarkets in this part this is one of the largest supermarkets in this part of the world, and a lot of people go there to shop. so it might have started with just boycotting products, but if it gets bigger, in fact, in saudi arabia, there is already a hashtag asking people not to shop from this store. and this store is one of the biggest supermarkets in saudi arabia. so if this becomes bigger, you could see people not going to supermarkets. that's what, least from a of people are saying on social media. that's what, at least, a lot of people are saying on social media. in the past hour — france has confirmed it isn't planning a reciprocal boycott against turkey. for more — hugh schofield is in paris. well, there are three things going on here, there's the call to boycott french products which we are seeing in countries across the middle east, there are calls from radical

here and queue up they can get the jab. a teacher who showed pupils cartoons of the prophet mohammad, is decapitated, north of paris, in an attacka, has been shelled by armenia. two residential buildings have collapsed, and dozens of people are feared to be dead. intense fighting between government forces and the taliban continues in afg hanistan‘s helmand province, with the us once again having to come to the defence of afghan forces with airstrikes. as taliban and afghan government delegations continue to meet in qatar, serious concerns are being raised about whether this latest battle could completely derail the fragile peace process. shaharzad akbar is chair of the afghanistan independent human rights commission. she tells our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, how she has been coping with the latest surge in violence. it's very difficult. i mean, personally, for me, before i was a mum, it was easier. now that i'm a mum, it's much harder. my husband and i, every week, we talk about me writing a novel. but ijust can't get to it because i keep thinking of my son. every time i am in a car i think about having conta

is really hard to make any assessment dr mohammad going after all 1 and just outline cutscene of asti thank you for your time. and thank you for joining us here on out international we're back in 30 minutes. from.

sexual abuse another migrant mohammad from pakistan says croatian police set dogs on him after he crossed the border 2 weeks ago before. the poor. dog attacked their dog. report here to people guard leg are no good going here police. after being beaten in croatia many are sent back to bosnia part of this merger deal with the injuries caused much hematoma covering a large surface of the body indicating severe damage to soft tissue in the area that is likely to incapacitate the injured and prevent them from attempting to cross the creation border for a longer period from what i know since oct 12th 150 such cases have been registered . human rights organizations have long accused croatians police of brutality and illegally sending back the migrants and refugees coalition's government denies this earlier this week its interior ministry said these allegations were being investigated with the aim to quote remove any doubt about the behavior of croatian police officers the similarities between the accounts are really chilling in that they point to systematic patterns of abuse with consistent descriptions of men in black uniforms and black balaclavas so with their heads h

taliban the negotiations go on here and come to the find shows no sign of actually ending in afghanistan for your country 40 reports now from the capital kabul. mohammad nazir sits in his empty shop and waits for the customers that have stopped coming but mostly he's waiting for the peace that has yet to come. we are really tired tired of this war there's a war here from the last 40 years and we spent all our lives in the war when we see the current situation it really hurts us. but for the united states its longest war is showing signs of ending the largest american military base here background near kabul is reducing its size president donald trump said he wants all american troops home by christmas but the pentagon and state department say 2 and a half 1000 troops will remain into next year afghan business owners at the bazaar near baghran base have been losing customers because of their withdrawal and along with them hope for the future although now that. we have no hope from the government when they're asking for your vote they make a lot of good promises about our future that when they're in power they don't fulfill those promises they even took

here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: a teacher who showed pupils cartoons of the prophet mohammad is decapitated north of paris. france's president condemns it as a "cowardly" attack. translation: our fellow citizen was attacked in a cowardly way. he was the victim of an islamic terrorist attack. armenian missiles hit azerbaijan's second biggest city for the second time in a week, as fighting over the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh intensifies. a no—deal brexit may be on the cards, as the uk calls off further trade talks with the european union. and disney reissues warnings for viewers on some of its most famous films, admitting they contain racism and stereotyping. hello and welcome to bbc news. president macron of france has paid tribute to a teacher beheaded by a knifeman in a suburb of paris, saying he was killed for advocating freedom of expression. the teacher is said to have shown his class caricatures of the prophet muhammad. police shot dead the killer, reported to have been 18 years old and born in russia. four people have been held in connection with the incident. gareth barlow reports. t

afghan president is here in doha for the ongoing peace talks between representatives of his government and the taliban and some of been caught up with the afghan foreign minister mohammad honey who told him those who insist on violence would be marginalized now that it's been nearly 3 weeks since this dialogue began talks seem to have stalled and the only sticking point seems to be the 2 sticking points that you mentioned. it's not moving forward and there is no reduction in violence hundreds of people have been killed in afghanistan what makes you sure that this time around with your help of your partners you'd be able to tell the taliban to reduce violence but we're quite hopeful. those who would insist on file it would be extremely. marginalized and. indeed the church of machine and you'll still have tossers to pursue thank you so much have you mr minister. there you had that was the foreign minister acting foreign minister of afghanistan after meeting 3 as well as american officials telling us that he's still hopeful that dialogue is the way forward and both sides are going to come to some sort of an agreement to reduce violence. ethiopia's northern region has ceas

thank you both for joining me here in the arena i appreciate it a lot i'm going to start with you so just the other week the palestinian prime minister mohammad to tie it when talking about the upcoming u.s. elections that if things are going to change in the united states i think this will reflect itself directly on the palestinian israeli relationship and it will reflect itself also on the bilateral palestinian american relationship lodge you think the prime minister is right when he thinks actually change you know will i think yes you know maybe not as much as some people would like but i think you're going to see a pretty significant change and then the trumpet ministration has really just entirely torn down the relationship with the palestinians. basically since the u.s. decided to move the embassy to jerusalem there really hasn't been a relationship between across the us already in the united states and so i think we'd expect to see these buttons talked about you know reopening the p.l.o. mission in washington reopening the u.s. consulate in jerusalem that really acts as a as a embassy to the palestinians restarting assistance to unroot

watching the news hour on al-jazeera here's what's coming up muslim organizations are targeted after a teacher was beheaded for showing cartoons of the prophet mohammad governments across europe tighten restrictions as they battle with the 2nd wave of coronavirus and byron munich suffer a major blow as they begin their champions league title defense all the details coming up in sports. but 1st aid group oxfam says a replacement count for more than $8000.00 refugees on the greek island of lesbos is not fit for winter aid workers say there is no running water and refugees also have no access to legal aid thousands of people were relocated after a fire destroyed their camp last month aid organizations in greece are appealing to the european union for help speak to natalia rafale could so who's the advocacy officer for the greek consul for refugees she's joining us from lesbos thanks for your time with us on al-jazeera so you share oxfam's concern and say you're deeply concerned about the living conditions in that new. 2.0 what's your biggest concern . hello nice to be with you. because it is very concerning that the conditions are sound that they are no

here, they couldn't apply for asylum anywhere else. and that sense of desperation was evident in text messages obtained by the bbc tonight. they were sent by mother of three shiva mohammad calais just a few days ago. talking about her family's plans to cross the channel, she said... despite the extent of that it yesterday, the family could not be saved. an uncle spoke of the anguish at home in iran. translation: they paid a lot of money. we don't know how much. our family is desperate. we are crying oui’ family is desperate. we are crying our eyes out. these deaths have clearly had a big impact on the people living in this community that's built up here. people living in such desperate conditions. the question is, will they now be put off from attempting the perilous journey to the united kingdom? these sisters, aged eight and i6 months, have been staying here in dunkirk for less than a week. their dad says he's shaken by the grim news, but it hasn't changed his mind. translation: there's no other way. i have to go there, take my daughters there. i have to risk their lives, whether it's by boat or lorry. there is no other way. and so they battle the onset of winter and

sexual abuse another migrant mohammad from pakistan says croatian police set dogs on him after he crossed the border 2 weeks ago before. the poor. dog of baghdad. report hereuarding the leg are no good going here police. after being beaten in croatia many are sent back to bosnia part of this narrative the injuries caused much hematoma covering a large surface of the body indicating severe damage to soft tissue in the area that is likely to incapacitate the injured and prevent them from attempting to cross the coalition border for a longer period from what i know since oct 12th 150 such cases have been registered . human rights organizations have long accused croatians police of brutality and illegally sending back the migrants and refugees coalition's government denies this earlier this week its interior ministry said these allegations were being investigated with the aim to quote remove any doubt about the behavior of croatian police officers the similarities between the accounts are really chilling in that they point to systematic patterns of abuse with consistent descriptions of men in black uniforms and black balaclavas so with their heads hidden 'd. t

how the top stories here on al-jazeera and the explosion at a religious school in pakistan has killed at least 8 people more than 100 others were injured in this if you shot mohammad was in islam but when. according to preliminary investigations a person carrying a bag full of explosives walked can. kind advice react or now wait 5 to take a load of explosives at that bomb going off during the lesson we are all sort told that the number of wounded and now over $100.00 most of them are under treatment and watch birds and fish all but to kill any the lady is reading such bitter and i'll fear that the dead don't go dry because some of these students over there are badly wounded a car bomb blast near a special forces unit in eastern afghanistan has killed 2 people finding is ongoing in the city of khost afghanistan's interior ministry says 25 others were injured no group has claimed responsibility. the u.s. secretary of state has pledged support for india gate threats from china my pump is on a 5 day asia trip aimed at strengthening strategic ties in the face of a growing chinese influence in the region. zanzibaris main opposition party says 5 people have been shot dea