a taped replay from reuters and we'll be playing that out shortly we'll just wait and see it's coming through in bits and pieces at the moment so i may interrupt you in a moment context of the election i know that this is not what you would call an election issue but it's the type of thing again i guess that donald trump can point to and say look at everything i've achieved if he wants to talk about his foreign policy. when it comes to talking about removing a nation like sudan from the state sponsors of terrorism to be honest for the average american voter right over their head it's not going to make that much of a difference however if you go to them and see a look from sudan we have managed to get $335000000.02 pay to call in compensation for those who were impacted by terrorism that we believe that sudan the previous governments of sudan was behind that can be painted as a win and that would be important in any sort of election context and certainly that's in the statement this comes from the white house where donald trump and his

saturday the 6th of october mohamed el a table he invited reuters to the consulate and took them on a tour of stone simply to show that her show she was not in the building he denied that her show she had been killed insisting that he left. but admitting he couldn't prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras hadn't saved the images. doesn't record. the only reason why you have a recording system. and this is a fix for sure. the 8th of october u.s. president donald trump made his 1st public statement about the case. at the same time the saudi ambassador to the us prince khalid bin selma in abdel aziz stated publicly that allegations that he had been killed or detained by the saudi authorities were completely false and unfounded. he then left for saudi arabia on the pretext of cities clarification. for the king of saudi arabia the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know may be i don't want to get it is fine but it sounded to me like maybe he should have been. here. from the photos they. wanted to give an example from one of them so of course we know just f

different in particular in parts of the country where foreigners are barred from going to according to reuters the tibetan rural laborers are being forced off the land and into recently built military style training centers this will sound very familiar wanted especially to the millions of we goes who have been sent to so-called reeducation camps now into bed over half a 1000000 people or 15 percent of the population have been sent through the program in the 1st 7 months of this year many end up in low paid work including textile manufacturing construction and agriculture now in similar mass transfers of the way good people these workers were discovered in the supply chains of $83.00 global brands according to a report released by the astray in strategic policy institute but despite the international criticism china continues to expand its indoctrination camps in the western region of jang now the trumpet ministration has sanctioned the makers of apparel cotton computers and hair products in the province which it accused of using slave labor that is on top of the sanctions on officials respons

no he made up for with reuters. did it. gorgeous if a car bomb kills at least 8 in the buffet market police and medics a problem parked in a shopping street of a sheet district in both those killed at least 8 people and wounded more than 30 others on sunday police and medical staff said also each of the wire stata reuters associated press international made up over name 11 embody from the new york times the latest album kill stand in both up neighborhoods that it's one of the leader for however health sources have a met a medical sources e.s.a. to claim to have an international issue listed the look at some phrase of them out a bomb was employed to seize else even the by find out all if it meant someone on the. left on hill who seemed well eric french actions most of whom want to get this guy got larger sea of bees did open them it's this thing. which. is out on plus steam of in the breeze. news with a new period. anybody who is trying to find out what actually happened and bring it to the attention of the world. is doing a

in the international media day after day one after another in reputable sources such as the guardian reuters the relatives of these mercenaries are telling the stories their family members are telling the story and specific individuals off testified they have spoken to journalists in sirte that turkey is recruiting those people transporting them to azerbaijan to take part in the war against armenia and they're going to. let me. repeat something to you written by richard cows a former u.s. ambassador to azerbaijan he said this when this conflict started he said the poor people of armenia and azerbaijan a paying for the price of uninspired leadership in baquba and yerevan that refused to seize opportunity after opportunity to peacefully deal with the conflict regarding nagorno-karabakh is he right what could you have done differently to prevent this happening. you know essentially everything thoughts needed to be done has been done and when i entered the office of the prime minister of the republic of armenia i proposed a formula as a basis for my policy on the nagorno-karabakh issue saying th

army tweeted screenshots of articles from a number of news outlets including the new york times and reuters with the words feak news inject right across them they said that they wouldn't even in the area so didn't help therefore when the state governor of lagos. went on social media to see that he had visited those who were injured and that soldiers had indeed been in the area so much of the documentation of this story the reporting of it has been on social media as opposed to the mainstream news media why is that. well these protests actually got their start online about tea weeks ago a video had been circulating on twitter and facebook showing him nigerian man being shot dead by the specially and he told that he squad size now just like the video of the police killing of george floyd in the united states earlier this year this is the video that triggered all those black lives not to protest this nigerian video had a similar galvanizing effect and size has been adopted at the hash tag even though this movement has gone beyond that now besides unit was disbanded on october 11th and it's bee

poor weather florida and its 29 electoral votes are seen as a must win for president trump the latest reuters ipsos survey shows him trailing democratic rival joe biden by 2 percentage points in that state. or the democratic vice presidential nominee is on the ground in florida holding a drive in campaign event in orlando senator camelot harris urged her supporters to stand up and fight what she described as strong attack on the market it was her 1st appearance since she temporarily halted all campaign events after members of her team tested positive for the coronavirus. russian hackers targeted the winter olympics and french presidential elections and cost american businesses nearly a $1000000000.00 that's according to u.s. investigators 6 military officers and alleged hackers have been charged by the u.s. justice department for what it called it destructive and this from the actions prosecutors say the group that g.r.u. intelligence agency also targeted investigators looking into its poisoning of a former agent in the u.k. and the british government says the geo you conducted cyber recall a

americans think the president could have avoided getting sick if he'd taken the virus more seriously and reuters ipsos poll suggests 65 percent hold that opinion that includes many in his own party hall 5 republicans agreed but only about a 3rd of those surveyed thought that trump has been telling the truth about covert 90 the president has repeatedly dismissed the seriousness of the pandemic and just last week made fun of his democratic presidential challenger joe biden for wearing a mask eric hamm is a political analyst and author of the gulp the civil war he says it will be difficult for trump to continue the narrative he had been pushing. we have seen the president continue to act in a blatant disregard towards the virus and now that it has actually come to the president's doorstep many believe that this could be a way to shape the white house to shape this administration to finally act to try to aggressively combat the virus this is been a signature problem that has dogged the president since the virus exploded president donald trump has always been a master at shaping the narrative to fit

was among the clock was reporting record surges in subscriptions but consider this according to the reuters institute in that same year 2017 only 38 percent of americans said they trusted the news media that figure has actually fallen since $29.00. that is as good a measure as any the president trumps media bashing that's had an effect expected to continue right through to election day and probably. has tried really hard with the media you basically rather run against the new york times and c.n.n. than he would against joe biden it hasn't really worked and i think the reality of these campaigns is that ultimately the president is going to be defined by what he did in office and this in this case it and later wrote a virus versus it's really true that everything before and let's be clear about this doll job or a psalm how rhythm is actually would be the most dramatic repudiation of the news media in american history i don't see that happening well i know that there are a lot of americans who are voting for donald trump evolving to stick it to the nearest. conservative commentators and politi

typing up about 20 or 25 words putting with with an associated press i think in that case it was a reuters photo of vice president biden in miami at an event posing for a photo with the dancers and social distancing there was no music being played at the time and these me things spread so quickly what i don't like i don't like is it mystifying with a whole oh is it even more also over more sinister than that it's more of a must. yeah well it's just somebody in their basement or in their or their bedroom or wherever out in a coffee shop just creating these and sending them out to the world and this is not journalism we're factor in these are not politicians resections these are facebook or instagram years or twitter users they're creating these spreading these and they just go 'd all over the place a year ago if you ask me what do we spend most of our time fact checking i would say we fact checked a lot of other 'd journalists were people who claim to be journalists and are trying to make money but now we're in 2020 we're more likely fact checking just your uncle who is just creating this a

poor weather florida and its 29 electoral votes are seen as a must win for president trump the latest reuters ipsos survey shows him trailing democratic rival joe biden by 2 percentage points in the state. meanwhile democratic vice presidential nominee is in the is on the ground in florida holding a drive in campaign event in orlando senator kemah harris urged her supporters to stand up and fight what she described as trump's attack on democracy it was her 1st appearance since she temporarily stopped all campaign events after members of her team tested positive for corona virus you know when we see these examples of people trying to make it difficult for folks to vote and it's happening all over the country people trying to suppress the vote donald trump trying to confuse people. about the integrity of our voting system trying to suggest that you can't trust it why are these powerful people trying to suggest we can't trust the system putting in place laws that are designed to suppress the vote trying to purge the voter rolls trying to make it difficult why are they doing man. and the answer o

it's pretty sad news that reuters reporting that the democratic presidential candidate joe biden has tested negative for coronavirus tested negative of course u.s. president donald trump is in isolation and suffering from mild symptoms of coronavirus after testing positive joe biden has now tested negative he was of course in close proximity to donald trump that debate last tuesday may be on media says it is ready to work with mediators to reestablish foreign are going to come back i mean in azerbaijan forces have been fighting over the disputed region for 6 day the united states russia and france have called for the resumption of talks and they co-chair the minsk group set up to find a peaceful resolution to the decades old conflict walker is following developments from neighboring georgia and has this update in azerbaijan we can start there 1st today in the republic in the main as their territory we know of at least 4 villages all settlements that came under fire from the side of the armenian forces and also on the median held territory of the disputed territory of nickel and karab

a report by the reuters news agency that highlighted abuses of the scheme. in a text message believe oyston. reassured him that nothing had changed the announcement was simply to quell media criticism. and various potentials said he understood from the outset that what was proposed involved money laundering and criminal activities and that everything he did thereafter amounted to fishing for more details. he also indicated that a few days after our journalists had left cyprus without providing him a copy of mr x.'s passport he made a report to cyprus's and the money laundering unit. tony and denise k. of sold on cyprus said that they had also been suspicious of 1000000000 angie and had always made it clear that cypriot law would have to be a paid in relation to any money that was transferred to a passport application. christakis giovanni and thomas antony you and theodorus had g.'s a hurry s. of giovanni group told us that they had shared their suspicions regarding mr x. with a lawyer and dre is pretentious. they relied on the fact that he had reported our a

and wounded more than 30 others on sunday police and medical staff said also each of the wire stata reuters associated press international made up over name even in belief from the new york times the latest album kills 10 in both up neighborhoods that it's one of the leader for however health sources haven't met the medical sources e.s.a. to claim to have an international issue a list of the low cost sanctuaries of them out the bomb was employed to seize else even though i would love i found out only if it meant someone on the. left on hill who seemed well eric french actions most of whom want to get this guy got larger c. of b.'s did open to mrs fanning. out on plus steam of in the breeze. news with a neutral beard. anybody who is trying to find out what actually happened and bring it to the attention of the world is doing an important job whether it's their profession or their passion. and we should appreciate them for what they're doing we should also. ask questions about what they're doing so we know whether to trust it and that's why transparency is the method of trust for this kind of

via skype from florence reuters news agency reporting that the greek prime minister. has called the turkish president and he says whatever our differences these are times when our people need to stand together. referring of course to the earthquake that he's offered his condolences to president other one of the deaths that we know of so far of course and stay with us saying that the death toll is likely to rise given the scale of the damage that is managing editor of the daily southern newspaper he says the death toll is likely to rise. i was right where i am at the moment when the earthquake hit and it hit and i did feel it very very strongly. as i can't imagine even how it was felt in is near where it actually happened throughout it's some walleyes people that i spoke to they all said that they had felt the earthquake and we know that it was even felt from the greek island of some was and actually has caused damage. so unfortunately there has been you know announcement that 4 people have lost their lives so far and about 220 are already announced to be under the deb

or whether florida and its 29 electoral votes are seen as a must win for president trump the latest reuters ipsos survey shows him trailing democratic rival joe biden by 2 percentage points in that state. and the democratic vice presidential nominee is on the ground in florida holding a driving campaign event in orlando senator kemah harris urged her supporters to stand up and fight what she described as trump's attack on democracy it was her 1st appearance since she temporarily halted all campaign events after members of her team tested positive for corona virus you know when we see these examples of people trying to make it difficult for folks to vote and it's happening all over the country people trying to suppress the vote donald trump trying to confuse people. about the integrity of our voting system trying to suggest that you can't. why are these powerful people trying to suggest we can't trust the system putting in place laws that are designed to suppress the vote trying to merge the voter rolls trying to make it difficult why are they doing now. and the answer of course we know is t

and now we can add sudan to that list i'm just checking some of the news wires coming in from the reuters news agency donald trump says will be signing many nations over the coming weeks and months and even says the palestinians are quote wanting to do something. traditionally vague language that we hear from the president talking about lots of things happening in an unspecified frame of time but what he does say and from confirming is that sudan will normalize its relations with israel following on from of course. the u.a.e. and the train as well that's all we've got on that at the moment but of course keeping a very close eye on that one sunnah is here with your sports now. coming out of the tiger woods this perforations phase mostest defense and next month suffered a major setback if the world number one had a disastrous opening round at the zozo championship in california which for all the 76 leaving him and near the bottom of the lead the bullet he's been having a bit of a rough cut of the 15 time major when i had missed the cut at the u.s. open he finished to end the tie for 37th at

americans think the president could have avoided getting sick if he'd taken the virus more seriously a reuters ipsos poll suggests that 65 percent hold that opinion that includes many in his own party hoffa republicans agreed but only about a 3rd of those surveyed thought that trump has been telling the truth about covert 19 the president has repeatedly dismissed the seriousness of the pandemic and just last week he made fun of his democratic presidential challenger joe biden for wearing a mask let's hear now from eric hamm who's a political analyst and author of the go civil war and he says it will be difficult for trump to continue the narrative he had been pushing. we have seen the president continue to act in a blatant disregard towards the virus and now that it has actually come to the president's doorstep many believe that this could be a way to shape the white house to shape this administration to finally act to try to aggressively combat the virus this is been a signature problem that has dogged the president since the virus exploded president donald trump has always been a master at s

americans think the president could have avoided getting sick even taken the virus more seriously a reuters ipsos poll suggests that 65 percent of those voters those hasta hold that opinion and that includes many in his own party republicans questioned agreed with that but only about a 3rd of those surveyed thought trump has been telling the truth about covert 19 the president has repeatedly dismissed the seriousness of the pandemic just last week he made fun of his democratic presidential challenger joe biden for wearing a mask well eric hammes a political analyst and author of the g.o.p. civil war inside the battle for the soul of the republican party he's joining us on skype from washington d.c. thanks very much for joining us again on al-jazeera let's talk about what a lot of people were talking about when this initially happened the sympathy vote a lot of people were suggesting that that this may affect the outcome of the election it may sway some voters what do you think. this is a question that i received from one of the host at al-jazeera when we initially found out the president at

he's being moved to this facility and then also just some additional reports coming through now on the reuters news agency a source familiar with the matter saying that trump has a mild fever but that set. that's not much more information than that for now we know that he's just been moved. to the facility we're being told by the white house this is a core as a precaution essentially. i suspect the phrase that we're going to hear a lot of over the next few hours is over the abundance of caution we were told that when he was at a fundraiser on thursday night he felt a bit tired light pole a bit of energy wasn't his usual self when interacting with the crowd at bedminster it is a state in new jersey he came back to the white house he has been self isolating since that point although mark meadows his chief of staff was saying that he had been in contact on the phone i'm getting some more information. but he's traveling by helicopter which would suggest that they want to get him to walter reed as quickly as possible so they've called in marine one and he will be taken to the hospital which of cour