i come down faster come on saeed to. my. next cons want to get out too i already wrote in a good i'm good dear i move to the left i get the job round of applause. i got it out i'm slowly getting the hang of it so i don't have to use the emergency slide. i have really improved i just have to keep training them mind this and they'll be even better by the way i get more used to it at the months from now they'll be past that i feel heat i. bought my neighbor called and said a few doctors stops in about oh so i need to come pick them up. thank you so much over there. some values every student. even though only a few get lost he puts all his effort into bringing them home. ducks stop playing eggs when they are around 6 months old. around 70 percent of our ducks are laying in 3000 ducks should be producing 2500 eggs and will 2600 when the ducks are well fed. it depends on how much food there is in the fields like snails if there isn't enough the number of aches goes down. so on looks duck eggs are in high demand they provide him wi

i come down faster come on saeed down. there my. next branch want to get out too i was the only good i'm good dear my move to the left i get the job round of applause. i got to slowly getting the hang of that. i don't have to use the emergency slide that i have really improved you just have to keep training them like this and they'll be even better by the by i am getting more used to it every month from now they'll be past that i believe i. know that my neighbor called and said a few docs are still out and about now so i need to come pick them up. thank you so much over there. values every student. even though only a few get lost he puts all his effort into bringing them home. dumps stop eggs when they are around 6 months old. around 70 percent of our ducks alang 3000 ducks should be producing 2500 eggs 2600 when the ducks are well fed. pens on how much food there is in the fields. if there isn't enough the number of eggs goes down. so next decades are in high demand. they provide him with substantial extra income customers either c

the happens if this extra power is given schoolies government social services so should i go to saeed's or what will the state do so far it's not sent the power to save the hospital but suit my physicians amendment so do the they were recesses of this country and are protected because this is. a very war where you. grab your state state power. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. place a nation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. direct. what is truth what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. aura made in the shallowness. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back now corona virus cases a surging again in the united states friday saw 70000 new infects the infections recorded the highest figure since july throughout the pandemic to new york has remained in the top 5 states when it comes to covert cases and president trump has laid the blame square

i'm elaine saeed this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. donald trump and joe biden prepare for a separate town hall events on the night they was supposed to face off in a 2nd presidential debate.

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by monied saeed abyss is al jazeera live from doha also coming up questions remain about the u.s. president's health as he's criticized for briefly leaving hospital while undergoing treatment for coronavirus. opposition called for protests reject early was olds from the country's parliamentary vote will be live in the kept of the very latest. you're just getting into some of the most critical fire months and cold. warnings the worst is yet to come in california as wildfires burn of record amount of land across the u.s. state. as a by john in armenia accusing each other of targeting civilians in the conflict over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh both sides are reporting casualties as the fighting moves into a 2nd week as a by john says 2 of its cities were attacked this after the main city in a gold mine cutbacks the family came under sustained bombardment. bernard smith is keeping track of the latest developments from gora's in armenia. the bombardment of japan a cat started again on monday after a heavy day of shelling on sunday we're told that 5 people have been killed an

monied saeed this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. for the lockdowns are about to begin as rates of coronavirus than factions spread throughout europe. with only 5 days until the u.s. election campaigning is in overdrive as both candidates try to woo voters. and we look at the crucial role native americans could play in deciding the winner. we begin with new details about what happened in the moments leading up to an attack in a church in the french city of nice where 3 people were killed france's chief terrorist prosecutor says the attacker was a to nation born man here arrived in paris earlier this month with an italian red cross document he traveled to nice by train before changing his clothes and then walking to the church he is now in custody president in my new micro has called the incident an islamist terrorist attack it's prompted the government to raise the security alert to its maximum level. thursday's attack follows another this month a teacher in paris was beheaded days after showing cartoons of the prophet muhammed to so

i'm elaine saeed this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. donald trump and joe biden prepare for a separate town hall event on the night they were supposed to face off in a 2nd presidential debate. not backing down protesters in thailand scuffle with riot police defining a ban on gatherings. the political toll deepens in cyprus after al jazeera is investigation into a cash for citizenship scheme. recorded corona virus infections have reached a new daily high of more than 380000 worldwide numbers a surging particularly high in europe italy set a one day record for infections and its highest death toll in months germany also saw an unprecedented spike with 6600 new cases from saturday more than half of england's population will again be subjected to strict rules on where they can go and who they can meet and in france 12000 police have been deployed to enforce curfews in paris and other large cities where infections are rampant charlie angela has the support from london. this city of 9000000 is moving into high gear to have a 3 tier system mea

hi my name saeed this is al jazeera live from also coming up. another lockdown for england this time for one month as it like other european countries grapples with spiraling coronavirus infections. allegations of illegal weapons used during fighting in the golan a cutback no sign yet of any ease and violence. during . the 1st action hero after a career that spanned 5 decades sean connery dies at the age of 19. just 3 days out from the 2020 u.s. presidential election both candidates are making a final push in key battleground states right up until polling day president is holding the 3rd for rallies in pennsylvania hoping to cling on to a state that he won by just one percent back in 2016 he stole supporters his opponent off as no future for america. baidu will imprison. your people your families in your house while letting rioters roam free loot you streets and loot you still are under bargain there will be no school no graduations no whether you still think you. know chris ridge no we sure do 4th of july there will be no future for our country

by money and saeed this is al jazeera live also coming up. to us citizens are set free in exchange for hundreds of who are the vices ahead of a big a prisoner swap in efforts to end the conflict in yemen. health emergency in france new restrictions in england and europe grapples with a 2nd wave of the coronavirus pandemic. the. cries of despair as the conflict have been a goal in a kind of escalates wrecking a ceasefire brokered by russia. we begin with the rest in thailand with thousands of anti-government protesters have been cleared from outside the prime minister's office in the capital riot police marched on to the streets off to the government declared an emergency early this morning banning group gatherings tensions flared as demonstrators rallied around the democracy monument in the halls of bangkok on wednesday rights groups say at least 3 protest leaders and dozens of others have been arrested scott hardly joins us live from outside the government house in bangkok a hub for those protests so scott bring us up to date what is the lat

i money and saeed this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. columbia crosses 1000000 coronavirus cases as governments across latin america and europe struggle to deal with the surge in infections. from 10 days to go for the u.s. presidential elections both donald trump and joe biden campaigned to boost support in critical swing states. the chairman of the electronics giant samsung has died 78 year old lee cullen he had been in hospital for the last 6 years after suffering a heart attack in. the united nations and the african union the have condemned a brutal attack on schoolchildren in southwest cameroon at least 8 students were killed on saturday and 13 of those seriously injured the attack happened in the city of. schapelle reports. a gruesome attack on children who were only trying to get an education armed men carrying guns and machetes enters a bilingual school on saturday saw students in class and opened fire. the students each 12 to 14 years didn't stand a chance isabel dion's daughter was shot in the stomach and fortunately survived wh

and they are money and saeed this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up today it's a good day for the libyan people. a historic day libya's warring sides signed a un negotiated cease fire after 5 days of talks in geneva. to gangs block major roads in lagos after a speech by nigeria's president fails to calm the anger over police brutality. without doubt a call to. the stuff already been unfortunately. made redundant bearing the west welsh business is already hit hard by the pandemic a path to go back into lockdown. see john and israel have agreed to normalize relations and a deal brokered by the u.s. it makes saddam the 3rd arab nation to set aside its differences with israel in the past 2 months though the country's foreign minister says it still needs to be. proved by the transitional legislative council which is yet to be formed us president donald trump sealed the agreement in accord with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister. he also told congress he's removing saddam from a list of state sponsors of terrorism palestinians describe suda

my money and saeed this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. in indonesia as the government passes a bill that would cut back on workers' rights and environmental regulations. the u.s. president downplays coronavirus as he leaves the hospital return to the white house but his doctors say he is not out of the woods yet. as tens of thousands of people flee armed groups in mozambique the government urges the international community to help. we begin with breaking news coming out of kurdistan the results from the parliamentary elections have been an old the decision by the electoral commission comes off to overnight protest demonstrators broke into government and security headquarters and freed former president back. and other former officials has been growing over some days result which handed and landslide victory to pro-government parties let's go straight to our correspondent who is in the capital bishkek charles we've been talking all morning about how fast moving the situation is but even this seems extraordinary after one night of protests w

people in the territories main cities took shelter to avoid shelling from asa by jon yes by johnny saeed say media has also launched attacks on several regions. facebook is removing accounts and pages promoting annan a us conspiracy group online post started 2017 the group claims u.s. president donald trump is battling an alleged child trafficking ring run by celebrities and government officials. say you have lies news continues hinault is there to inside story. not just the republican party but america needs 4 more years of president donald trump in the white house then the outcome of this election will determine i believe the poorest of our country for generations to come live coverage of the vice presidential debate on a. 3 virus hunting scientists win the nobel prize for decades of research into hipaa to see with millions of lives saved and hope for eradication why is there were being rewarded now and what kind of teach us about fight against covert 19 this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. doha as the world battles and u.n. deadly pathogen 3 scientists have been hon

the united nations has secured $1700000000.00 in international aid for the troubled saeed's and of africa the pages were made during a virtual meeting of several donor nations asya which runs along the southern edge of the sahara desert takes in nations including malines air and booking a fossil both eisel and al-qaeda are active in the vast and remote area which has suffered what the u.n. calls an alarming deterioration this crises has deep origins climate change rapid population growth struggles to find enough resources for people to sustain their livelihoods conflicts and into that space coming terrorists and extremists and the only way to change the course sees really to deal with the causes of this program say people may differ livelihoods to make a way through the changing times we need more education health wharton's annotations overseas and we need to have effective responses to the presence of the terrorist new extremists from a military response which he's doing a much better job out looking off and protecting the needs of all recent millions and he's not going to you know where

well similar accusations have been made from the a scary saeed's thing accuse armenia of targeting heavily populated areas civilian deaths have been reported in several regions where hundreds of homes have been destroyed by artillery foreign international mediators are stepping up efforts to halt the conflicts with french russian and u.s. representatives meeting in geneva so it's come on al-jazeera jakarta streets become battle zones cheering the latest protests against a contentious indonesian jobs law. he's been jailed sees be criticized rather for jailing opponents threatening martial law and i have a 100 war on drugs so why is the philippine president's popularity still has a record on. how low we have typhoon chan home making its way towards japan the organizing and the strengthening at the moment pushing a little further northward. picked up to about $130.00 clematis on the way in sustained winds gusts much higher than that of course and is going to continue pushing up towards q she not quite making landfall here it is expected to just skip to the south and east of honshu but as you

because of constant attacks from azerbaijan will similar accusations have been made from the as areas saeed's they accuse armenia of targeting. heavily populated areas civilian deaths have been reported in several regions where hundreds of homes have been destroyed by artillery fire international mediators are stepping up efforts to hope the conflicts with french russian and hear us representatives meeting in geneva will see them go see all this in garonne boy in azerbaijan which has been hit by dozens of shells and rockets in the last 24 hours she spoke with the family of an elderly woman who was killed by shrapnel as she lay in bed. as a 5 am local today as our big city was hit by 56 or to larry's and 14 rockets a spirit executive committed a local government body told us earlier this day one of those rockets was a grad rockets as the experts say and that hit a 60 year old widows but cured especially the street in her garden the remaining fell on to ground and were cleared by the mine clearing teams there was a huge explosion the neighbors the witnesses tell us you can see the fragments the

reforming islam and that certainly provoked a lot of i cry saeed's of side of the country as well as emmanuel micron the french president said anything about it does he feel. has he any reaction to the broader context of this. i did take the presence of money on my car as he was complaining about islam but islamism as he called it that is an important difference he's very very careful to try and reassure the 5000000 muslim community strong the strength very large the largest in europe that he wants to play for to keep relations good but he wants also the values of france to be part of everybody who's living in from that those values should not be attacked by anyone so difficult because they have to tread on that especially when the marigny is using the words he has already been about to start alienating further. alienating the communities here in greece and of course across the whole the problems so it's a very difficult path for him to tread and i think he'll be treading very carefully during his time here both at the basilica and later in conducting discussions with his intelligenc

the soldiers who were there say 18—year—old saeed shabram tried to escape byjumping into the water.yes, and at the time, we were quite keen that it be investigated in order to clear us. and it did. itjust fell into this cycle of repeated investigations. and what i think the mod forgot is that there are real human beings at the end of these investigations and theyjust didn't care about us. shouting an iraqi detainee under interrogation. in the years after the war, thousands of allegations were made of abuse by british forces. some were true. the ministry of defence has paid out more than £20 million to settle claims of mistreatment and unlawful detention. but it subsequently transpired that the lawyer bringing many of the claims, phil shiner, had been acting dishonestly, that much of the evidence wasn't credible. the hallett report into robert campbell's case found the evidence against him wasn't reliable. robert is angry with the process, the repeated investigations, notjust for him and his colleagues. this process has been rather cruel on the shabram family as well. i think the law