resume oil production after an 8 month located by forces loyal to warlords only for half tar and a 3rd attempt to uphold a cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan the us urged both sides to respect the latest arrests. coronavirus cases are rising sharply across europe with several countries reporting record numbers of new infections on sunday france announced more than $50000.00 new cases for the 1st time while it s early and spain are also struggling with a 2nd wave hopes for a vaccine are growing in britain the u.k. s health secretary says the government is preparing for a mass rollout in the 1st half of next year but in the united states the trump administration has been accused of giving up the fight against govt 19 this after white house chief of staff mark meadows conceded that the us is not going to control the pandemic. white house correspondent kimberly hocket has more from washington the u.s. president is essentially distancing himself from the chief of staff mark
and then tried to set alight looters came in and started stealing elements inside the parliament building meanwhile another group a crowd swelled to the national television and caught the signal remember during those where 2 days ago the president had broadcast his message to the protesters into the nation calling for dialogue saying that he would organize a national unity government russia and china have again vetoed a u.n. security council resolution to keep 2 humanitarian border crossings into syria open the un says millions of civilians in the north west of the country depend on the aid sent across what it called a lifeline corridor and without the 6 month extension the permit for a deliveries expires on friday the other 13 members of the council voted for the resolution of humanitarian groups a 2800000 people in syria s rebel held north west depend on those passages for aid russia has insisted that only one is necessary the bible how a crossing saying that it counts for
a bonus story about the cat man of l.a. poto mark world animal day. and still ahead on the newsgroup turkey summons a saudi envoy over the disappearance of a prominent journalist. i am. hello again it s good to have you back well here across parts of the parts of china we are looking at some very dry conditions across the region on the satellite image almost clear skies for many of you we re looking at up towards shanghai twenty three degrees now we will see some windy conditions as well because we do have a typhoon just off the coast and this is congress now it s making its way towards the north it is weakening but still on the edges of that we are still seeing those feeder boundaries and that will cause some rain showers across many parts of the coast and swell is down here towards taiwan where we do expect things to get a little bit better but still quite cloudy across much of that area down here towards hong kong well thirty degrees for you so not looking too bad and also
a job with and i ll tell you why the fight against isis is still continuing in the ambar desert and i m paestum it with your supporters cristiana rinaldo continues to battle allegations of sexual assault of portugal and events football response to claims he raped a woman by saying his conscience is clear. but began early thursday in australia and has progressed across through europe and on to north america one western government after another moving against alleged russian cyber attacks the latest move came from the us justice department which announced charges against seven russian intelligence agencies paul brennan is live for us in london to take us through these developments so paul just explain to us what s become something of a globally coordinated move against russia here. indeed a fascinating series of events and almost unprecedented in the espionage world what started around midnight weapons day with a report issued by the british national cybersecurity center which
an al-jazeera crew captures the moment a suspected russian airstrike hits a makeshift refugee camp in syria. hundreds of people protesting the chin is in capital to mark seven years since the revolution that sparked the arab spring. keep the lid. on the catholic pope speaks out in defense of migrants he says fair and should not determine our response to new arrivals. and i m peter stennis in doha with all the day s sports news as liverpool bring him into manchester city s twenty two game unbeaten english premier league run with a four three victory. a new wave of attacks by syrian government forces and their russian allies is forcing thousands of syrians to leave their homes around one hundred twenty thousand civilians have been displaced in rebel held province in recent weeks but instead of finding safety many continue to face danger. no law no let up well we know what to do that s not there i don t know the fate of freedom but if they re there if you know law. but there wil