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hello, i'm sammy's a dime. this is the news. our live from dell are coming up in the next 60 minutes. the battle for don bass and ukraine intensified as russian soldiers edged closer to seizing the city of buck moved. i my sight, beg, live in cramming tor square rushes pushed towards the town. of blackmore is racing concern for ukraine. supply lines. the world's richest man. the lord moss closes a $44000000000.00 deal to a quiet twitter and sacks its top executives a possible 2nd election on the horizon for northern ireland to after the collapse of a power sharing agreement. tens of thousands of people in the democratic republic of congo uprooted from by homes off to fighting intensifies between government forces and rebels and heavy rain triggers. flash floods and dangerous spots. slides in the philippines, killing dozens of people. i mandy richardson with all the latest world cut news

ports called cats in christiane, on our schools, on his return to manchester united starting line. ah, i begin the news hour in ukraine where the russians and ukrainian forces are fighting each other to re capture last territory rushes relentless shelling has hit the cities of nikolai of and back moot, leaving a trail of destruction and ukrainian cities there plunged into darkness after moscow struck energy infrastructure and power facilities, reducing electricity supplies to nearly a 3rd or live in ukraine's capital. keith. but 1st let's head over the crime. a task in the done yet screech and i said bag is joining us live from there. it looks pretty horrendous. behind you, i said bring us 1st of all up to speed with what a looks like. well this was hit in the

early hours on yesterday morning and it's not far from where we're staying. in fact, we had the air raid sirens go off. we had the loud thuds, and then we felt the shockwave who was staying, the wolves actually shook or that team was woken up. then we came here in the morning and the fire was still raising. now, if i could just show you that this seems to be a factory a warehouse, it was hit by 3 missiles. just around the corner from here is a massive crater that one of those missiles has left. no one was injured, but we were just being told by the owner that the damage goes up to about $10000000.00. now we're not sure exactly what the russians were targeting hair, but what we can tell you is when we got here yesterday morning, the fire was ongoing. and the 5 services here trying to distinguish that we saw about 35 engines trying to bring that under control. but this is what's happening

were about 50 kilometers from one of the front lines. but russia still able to strike targets deep within ukraine with the missiles and rockets. and it's also been a rough night, i think it by moot, what do we know about what is happening that asset, all the russians making gains? well it depends who you listen to. the russians are claiming that they're making gains the ukrainians are saying that their report, the tax on been moved from several angles on that safety. but why i can tell you that we were there yesterday and we had to leave because the rockets were going over our heads and we were forced to leave that city. now i was also there back in may and the situation since may has definitely changed. there's more destruction in the city, the few people, many people have left and where we had gone to in the city before back in may. we can no longer reach that area because the russians away close that. now the battle does change. sometimes ukrainian say that they push the russians for the the

russians, claiming that the getting closer and closer to that city. but why can tell you, is that yesterday that there was a lot of firing going on? lots of shells being fired. rockets been fired, a lots of destruction, few people there, but right now that city remains in the hands of the ukrainians. but the russians are making a push for putting considerable effort into taking buck wooden only by what's on the door just not far away from the also trying to take that strategic location. because if they manage to take those 2 places, it gives them a bit of a strategic advantage here in the east, but so far, the ukrainian, the thing that they're holding onto it. but definitely, i would say that the russians are way closer to, but much than they were back in may. more. right, thanks so much acid bank. well, let's talk to, i'll just here is mohammed jump june, his life in the ukrainian capital where there have been large power cuts. so what is life feel like they're on this friday with all the power cogs?

well semi, it's a very interesting atmosphere here in here. let me 1st walk you through what's happened over the course of the past 24 hours or so. the morning of the 27th yesterday, you were had russian missile strikes targeting power facilities in the key region in the center of the country. and because of that, you have many electric companies here in the country. many officials who have said that power will be reduced in the central part of the country and in the key region by at least 30 percent, that's what the deficit is at this hour. now that includes not just the region of keven, the city of ki where we are the capital, the country. it also includes regions like cherry here and storm air because of that there have been a lot of power blackout in those areas. now the civically here in the city of keith . interesting today, friday, you're seeing life pretty much as normal people coming out, children in playgrounds people going about their daily business. last night we were

out on the streets. many neighborhoods in the capital were much darker than they usually are. there have been power outages over the course. the past couple of weeks there have been schedules implemented by the national power company so that you have neighborhoods here in the capital that go at least 4 hours without power. they're disconnected from the grid. you also have other business owners shop owners, restaurant owners that are voluntarily turning the lights off outside of their shops and their restaurants to try to conserve on energy. because there has been a concerted message that's being put out there by officials for people to try to do whatever they can to limit their power consumption right now. so they do not tax the grid as much as it has been taxed. now, last night, a lot of neighborhoods, in darkness, we were out there, street lights that were out, even traffic lights that were out. and yet people were coming out. they were bringing their families out. they were going to restaurants, sitting in the darkness when candlelight, having their food really showing the resilience that you see throughout ukraine during this war to that in ukrainian president bloomers. lensky came out in the

dark in the city last night, delivered a video message to the citizens of this country, to speak about the spirit of ukraine, even in the midst of these attacks against the power grid. here's more of what he had to say. fashion you sir, but it will not shut and will not break us here the enemy's anthem on our land is scarier than the enemy's rockets in our family. we are not afraid of douglas. the darkest times for us are not the times without light that those without willing, our military strong volunteers are tired. partners are reliable, people are unbreakable. the 2nd army of the world will get smaller and smaller. it will be more and more losses for the army. i'm sure that hot propaganda does not work. publications, dental threats do not scare any tough winter when not scary. okay, and then when we know that the darkest night becomes the dawn, a history of sammy, the fact that you are having power outage is at this level in the capital. the

country clearly shows what a toll those russian strikes against the power infrastructure are having on ukraine . and yet you do encountered this resilience from the citizens here. people who say they will try to continue with their daily lives, with their normal lives as much as possible. right. mohammed, thanks for covering that for us who moscow president vladimir putin is warning the world is facing its most dangerous decades since the 2nd world war. and the accused the west of in fighting the conflict in ukraine, said he had no regrets and also denied brochures preparing to use nuclear weapons. if they, if they just come here, we stand at a historical frontier. ahead is probably the most dangerous, unpredictable, but also important decades since the end of the world war 2. when we have never been the 1st to ever say anything about russia, possibly using nuclear weapons, we have only made allusion milk while answering to the declarations made by the

leaders of western countries. sol says north korea has 5 to ballistic missiles off its east coast. the launch comes a south korea concludes nearly 2 weeks of military exercises. con gang is tested, several missiles in the last month. many west analysts believe north korea is getting ready for its 1st nuclear tests since 2017 slightly more still had on the news hour, including pakistan's, ausa prime minister on con, holds his long march on the capital to force an early election in sport. the biggest title in north american baseball up for grabs andes, here with that story, ah, the world's richest man, ellen musk has taken control of one of its most influential social media platforms . his 1st move as head of twitter was reportedly firing, at least for top executives,

including the c o and chief financial officer. the billionaire tech entrepreneur changed his twitter bio 2 chief twit and announced the acquisition by tweeting the bird is freed or mosque had until friday to complete the $44000000000.00 deal he signed in april he was seen walking into twitters headquarters on wednesday, carrying a sink it brings to an end, a 6 months saga, filled with accusations and legal challenges. mosque began questioning the acquisition within weeks of its agreement, accusing executives of misrepresenting how many users the platform has. july he announced it was abandoning the deal. twitter sued mosque in response sand. a trial was set for october. he tried and failed to negotiate a lower price mask. finally said he'd go ahead with the original agreement. if twitter dropped its law suit, the case, the judge rather put the case on hold until friday,

giving him 3 weeks to close the deal. mark einstein is artificial intelligence specialist and chief analyst for telecom and digital services with i t. r corporation and i t focus research and advisory firm joins us now from bangkok. first of all, what do you make of the whole drama o vo? will he by twitter? will he not? was this, do you see this says everything that happened was simply part of a preconceived plan. i mean even mosque is definitely a show and if anything, so you know how to, to what degree this was was scripted i'm, i'm not sure. i think there was a widget emit question as to whether or not the offer was made in good faith, but it actually turns out in the 11th hour, that it was all in our mouth now says the bird is freed, is it?

well, i don't know if i would say the bird is 3, but i would definitely say the bird is, is heading in a very new direction and i would say radical direction. i think that what you want is going to do with the twitter platform will probably make it unrecognizable to us in the next few years. how so? are you talking about commercialize that greater monetization, commercialization. yes than that, that has always been one of the key with deals of the of, of twitter is, is how to monetize beyond advertising. i believe that you must want to ultimately make twitter into a super out like we see in china and southeast asia and korea and japan. so i think that eventually twitter will have new features like e commerce, right, sharing to delivery, you name it. and on top of that, i also wouldn't be surprised at all if he introduced the currencies even makes his

own craft, the currency, which could really drive, you know, the walk chain and you know, digitalization of a lot. but hang on, how does this fit with his statement that hey, he doesn't want to make money out of twitter. he just wants to do something good for humanity for people that he loves. i mean at the end of the day, you know, maybe he can isn't a position to say that, but i think that he will. ready events we need to monetize it and i think even just for technology is for a technology, se, if anyone would do something like that, it would be him. so i absolutely expect more, a crypt currencies walk chains, all these kinds of things that eventually come together and across hall as companies. and can he achieve some of the goals that he spoken about like making denying twitter from becoming this haven of of hate speech. but also making

a bastere no absolute is free speech. so that's a slippery slope. and he did walk back some comments, you know, to potential advertisers that it's not going to be completely free for all. and that there will be limits and restrictions on, on some content what i think he can and will do. and this is really a very difficult thing to do, is i think he will introduce more into content moderation. but more importantly, i think he will make these algorithms open and audited by 3rd parties. and so i think if everyone in the world would be able. ready to see, you know, what actually can trolls what content an individual sees, what content is room. i think that would go along way in promoting dialogue as to whether or not social media is indeed bias. what about greater transparency for algorithms? but he put off if anyone would be able to,

it would be him. and i think making algorithms and software open source or, or at least 3rd party audited with a benchmark for the industry and could really, really change how all social media operates. so i'm cautiously optimistic that he will do something along these lines. all right, thanks so much for your thoughts on that. i not may not only be twitter as in need of a little more transparencies in brazil, zora the, a deluge of this information spreading online through brazil ahead of sundays, tightly for presidential run off. teams of fact checkers are working to verify old d bunk social media post. the sheer volume means it's hard to keep ahead of the fake news cycle. our latin america editor lucio new in reports from sao paolo social network hungry brazilians are being targeted with disinformation. some of it

to ludicrous to believe. and yet many people do not wanting from claims that incumbent candidate jade bull sonata and his rival lula desilva have made packs with the devil and satanic cults. to unsubstantiated claims that both sonata is a pedophile and it lula has worded churches to be burned down. fact checkers and brazil can't keep up with you from a condo, can provide a nation wide coalition of investigative journalists is fighting this information and helping brazil's electoral court identify it from it. i remember another montage uses an unidentified voice to say that lula ordered this boat destroyed because the owners hadn't voted for him in the 1st round. by herbert homer. this one uses an old interview with bull sonata taken out of context to claim that he's a cannibal with the electoral court has banned at least $500.00 social media posts

for quote, knowingly sharing and distributing untrue or gravely. de contextualized information goes on out on this day alone. fact checkers here are analyzing 1600 dubious tick tock, postings. my think what thank you. does it can essay least. it's important to say that while there's more disinformation spread from the pulse, narrow camp, that is dis information on both sides. indeed, both sides are playing dirty. spreading this information into just about every household. luna has been struggling to shake a social media slander campaign claiming he's a drug trafficker. this after a recording of a leader of south america's largest drug cartel, the p. c. c was leaked, suggesting he supported lulu campaigns before our request for clarification from lawyers representing leaders of the p. c. c. were denied. but sources that are close to the criminal syndicates tell us that they don't pick sides during national elections, only local ones. as to the video,

it turned out to be from 2019 and was clearly manipulated. as of the electoral court ordered that it be removed, but only after it had spread like wildfire. also now to supporters or accusing the electoral court, judges of censorship. but disinformation expert alexander, by check or disagrees. they're trying to, to actually fight against this in my view, this harmful phenomenon because this information could actually not only influence ah, voters, but can actually lead us true. and it's also violence why violence, the has already shown its ugly face. while this information fuels the most polarized election campaign in brazil's history to see a newman al jazeera, so paolo northern islands region government is on calls for an election that's off the politicians were unable to reach

a power sharing agreement in the u. k. run province before midnight deadline. rory challenge is live for us from belfast. this is quite a complicated story royce. so let's start with. maybe explain to view is how on earth northern i'm and got into this math well, it would be difficult to see that they would be in this mess without breaks it, or at least the way that breaks it is being applied. how it meets with the good friday agreement that piece steel that was signed in 1998, setting up power sharing. ah, and putting a decades of political violence or in the past, why is breaks it in the good friday agreements? it a problem? well, because of way you put the border, the trade border that has to exist somewhere. and under the good friday agreement, it can't be on the islands of ireland. so it can't,

you can't have checks between oh, of goods going backwards and forwards between the republic of islands and northern islands. but there are parties like the d, u, p, which favor or the indivisibility of northern islands and the rest of the united kingdom. who said unacceptable to have what would amount to being essentially a at an internal domestic border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k . however, that's pretty much exactly what we've ended up with because of the northern ireland protocol, which is part of this deal that was signed. a post bricks it between the, the government in london and, and brussels, which essentially says that for the moment at least you're going to have these checks of goods traveling between northern islands and the rest of, of the u. k. the d p is angry about this and that's why in february it pulled out of power sharing here at store once. and since then it's basically been blocking

the formation of any new government. the time has run out on that process now, but ran out sir, just past midnight, sir, or on, on friday. so late of the day, we're expecting the northern islands secretary in london, or christian harris to announce the timeline for new elections. will that sole when a thing? well, there are plenty of people who feel that electrons will just put the at north on and back into the same situation that it's in at the moments. and it's just another rotation on the, on the merry go rounds. what we might have after that, if that doesn't come to any kind of progress, is looking at 2 other solutions. would it be direct rule from london? or would there be some sort of joints or authority over? and although i'm at northern audience between dublin and london, both of these solutions are unacceptable for different parts of the northern irish community. and you can see why this is such a deep problem and looking at the moment like it's intractable. all right,

thanks so much rory challenge there from belfast. let's continue this though and speak to gregory campbell. he is a democratic eunice member of parliament joint just now live from belfast. good to have you either. so 1st of all, does it seem now that it's, it's inevitable that there's going to be elections in december? one, chair is completely inevitable, but it's certainly working in that direction. and despite all the evidence to the contrary, sometimes there's deep division to northern arrow. but one thing that all the political parties are united on his shame to the british government. look, this shall action will prove nothing at all. result and brawl is jayma come. we have an election just 6 months ago. not a lot has changed enough time, so you're really rolling an election to produce probably somewhere, if not the same result and we will be no further forward. in fact, we may have

a regression because people will obviously become more entrenched in their positions as people do in the rural, up to a very fracture selection. so you don't expect that these elections are a toll going to break the deadlock. where does it leave governing northern ireland? well, in a very difficult place is the short answer. and i just said to give your, your listeners of years of position in northern ireland as quite a divided society when 25 years, all on murder and terror, and bombing and that stopped in the mid 1991. what night has happened over the course of the past 25, almost 30 years. as people, broadly speaking, are agreed that we only make progress when both sides of the community, the unionist of the nationalist, the protestant catholics. and many people who don't fall into either category, unless there's a consensus amongst those debated peoples and they're political representatives,

we won't make progress. and that's where the protocol falls because there's not a single unionist who supports a protocol. so enforced by the very definition that the british government and even the you have defined as progress and northern ireland where people have to work together to make that progress. i you concerned that the disagreement over the nor the 9 and protocol also the cost of living crisis in the u. k. is making some unionists think the unthinkable. and i, i refer here the reason i'm asking this some of the polls in august 2020 to paul by the sunday times belfast telegraph and lucid talk found 57 percent of 18 to 24 year olds. a majority, in other words, would vote for a united ireland if a referendum was held to day to pulse like that, were you? no, because once people start to think and talk and rationalize walked,

and the departure from the united kingdom would mean, for example, we have a free appointed use national health service. they don't other than they are should public. it would cost every single person in northern ireland, hundreds and hundreds of pines per year. each to pervade the national health, sir, but they positively, you know, they can trade and a lot of the trade is right. and that, that is a big incentive for people. is it not? but the majority of our trade is within our own country in the united kingdom, the vast majority of trade and fact that major hollers this week point. and i to a house of lords, committee in london that if the protocol were to be implement that unfold, because at the moment it's only partially implemented if it were to be implemented . and so the entire east west relationship of business and commerce would collapse within 48 hours. that's how i start the protocol is that's why the,

you hust to deal with it and come up with a more rational and sensible solution that people from both sides of the community can buy into. all right, thanks a lot. it's been a pleasure talking to like if are still haven't al jazeera fears, china's government is placing ideology over hard reality. am in sport tom brady season, going from bad to worse book and he's here with us. then with hollow, the incredibly warm weather continues across much of western europe. more bands of cloud and rain coming through. having said that, there is of low pressure bands of cloud and range streaming into western pastor hot

gl. seeing more very heavy rain wet to weather coming to western parts of france also ceased went by the coming into ireland. add a good part of the united kingdom scandinavia also seeing some of that where to where the here we go with those temperatures then 19 celsius in london. 23 in pairs . 26 in border, one for our warmest october on record, across a good part of spain, but things will grassy cool off. was he make a way through the next couple of days? by the time we come to the 2nd half the weekend will, 17 celsius theft, london, a 20 in paris and at walker ra further. she go into next week. still warm, but not as warm as it has been recently in terms of the weather. there's that dry weather, high pressure in charge across central parts as at wet weather, over towards the west. more heavy downpours coming in across s, spain, grassy pushing a little further east was easing into france into the well system. heavy right, ireland, northern ireland sinks and very wet weather and wet weather to coming into scott as we make our way through the weekend central past tuesday. try warm, dry and sunny for much of the met. ah,

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and put americas democratic principles to the test. special coverage of the midterm elections on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back. you're watching out the serial. that's recap. those headlines now. fighting in the dumbass region is intensifying as russian and ukrainian forces fight to recapture last territory. russia has continuously shout the cities of nikolai, of them, both leaving a trial of destruction. the world's richest man, the long mosque, has taken control of one of the most influential social media platforms. after finalizing a $44000000000.00 deal to acquired twitter, his 1st it was the fire,

at least for top executive know the islands regional government is on call for another election. that's off the politicians were unable to reach a power sharing agreement before midnight deadline. the democratic unionist party has been blocking the move in protest against post frank, that trade arrangement known as the northern ireland protocol. former pakistan prime minister him non con and started a protest march with his followers to call for early elections starting in the eastern city of la hall and heading to the capital slum about the distance between the 2 is about 380 kilometers. officials have said the protest it will be bought from entering some about at least $31.00 people have died in the philippines, a stall now gay approaches, heavy rain and strong winds of caused flood and man month slides rather. and again,

dow province, several people were tracked on the mud rescue operations or ongoing. the government says the number of casualties is likely to rise. let's talk to everton fox about how bad is looking for the philippines or is it going to get any stronger? i don't think the storms going to get too much stronger. actually, sammy, so that's, that's the good news. if we can call it that is not like have come a typhoon. you can think of these things as the tropical storm. she can, you can think of them really as a spinning top or moving across the floor. so essentially you've got her smooth surface. that's the sea spins nicely, bumps into a bit of carpet, then it starts topple over. that's why we don't expect too much. you're increasing in intensity of the storm at the moment we're looking at winter around 70. 5 clumped is per hour. i think over the next 5 or 6 hours, as it makes its way towards the east coast of the philippines. start interacting more or more with the land. those winds will pick up further around a 100 kilometers per hour. ty foods around a 119 kilometers per hour. very heavy rain though it's all about the rain. they

will be damaging winds, but really it's the rain that gives the greatest cause for concern that position of the storm at the moment, making its way further northwards and westwards making landfall, i suspect, and around the next 5 or 6 hours then. and then we are going to see that where to weather getting hooked further northwards, you can see have a cloud and rain's been pushing or southern parts of the philippines initially, hence the flooding in the south of the country. but as we go on in to where sat, stay at where to where the battle sweep its way around the storm, it's all tied in with a monsoon trav. so the still only just made landfill saturday afternoon. it punches out into the south china sea. so we will see the wet weather then pushing to the west of the philippines, but still plenty of showers behind. this is a very big storm. it is bigger than lose on. if we zoom out, you can get an idea of the size of the storm. so there we go, was to go on through the next couple of days, pushing out into the south china sea, eventually pushing up tools, eastern parts of, of china, but more heavy rain coming into the philippines in the next few days. sammy,

so keep that. so whether coast han, at least till saturday, the better ha. now israeli forces of kill 2 past ins and injured to at a military check point in the occupied west bank straw says its military posts was shot out from 2 moving vehicles. israeli forces, se they found the vehicles and find that the suspects killing to men and critically injuring to others. local residents say the group was not involved in the incident, but happened to be in the area. the head of a un inquiry into his rouse, illegal actions in occupied palestinian territory is rejected. claims of anti semitism, a report out last month accused israel of violating international law. diplomatic out, if the james space has more israel for many years is said is a victim of unfair criticism that the united nations, it says it singled out where other countries are not israeli officials repeatedly

criticize the un human rights council. it's inquiries and it's investigators. but the criticism from israel has never been a strong as this a tweet from the israeli prime minister. yeah, the peed criticizes a report by relatively new body. the commission of inquiry on israel and the palestinian territories. he says its authors have shown themselves to be purveyors of virulent anti semitism with one goal de legitimize thing and defaming israel. the commission is chaired by the former high commissioner of human rights, now a pill. a she used to be a judge in south africa appointed by nelson mandela. and this was her reaction to the criticism of the prime minister. and i'm 81 years old. and this is the 1st time i've been accused of anti semitism. and we, we send messages to the city general and to states that yes, 3 of us who are, i mean without any remuneration r o m asked to serve. we didn't,

we didn't apply for these positions and we giving allowed time energy because we so committed to justice, rule of law issues and human rights. and we should not be subject to abuse such as this was just totally false. she says she's planning to protest to the un secretary general antonia good terrace, about these railey criticism. now the humans world food program is scaling up. it's a to lebanon, as the country suffers, one of its worst economic crises. nearly 2000000 lebanese and syrian refugees depend on food and financial aid, and with a political vacuum looming, the financial meltdown is expected to get worse than a whole. the reports are food options are limited for many in lebanon, affected by the collapse of its economy. many items are now crossed off from their shopping list. here i used to buy 3 or 4 kilos of tomatoes. now it's one or

even half a kilo. everything changed. i can't afford me to a chicken. we are only buying essentials, the collapse of the local currency has affected people's purchasing power. the world food program says the average salary in lebanon now covers 24 percent of basic food needs. it's helping feed one in 3 lebanese elephant. then what are the more for the past 2 years, the situation is catastrophic. for the currency is devaluation hurt us. we used to eat 2 meals a day. now we barely can afford one and it's potatoes. most of the time, we spend 3 times more than our income above. cheaper goods have since flooded the market. but despite that, food prices increase 30 percent this year, and more than 1500 percent since the economic crisis began in 2019 gammon g. but ball b, we used to buy goods from the west,

but people couldn't pay $1.00 for a chocolate bar now. import from turkey and syria because it's cheaper. the political class blamed for decades of bad policies and corruption is failing to address the crisis. the situation could get worse as the country heads to what could be an extended political vacuum. parliament failed to elect a successor to president michelle on who leaves office at the end of the month. it will be the 1st time the country has been without a leader, but this time around there is likely to be no government to take on executive powers. this is no longer a middle income country and there is little social justice, many like ultimate symbol, have no social protection and are forced to find any way they can to survive the new reality that they're osha zita balte. now japan's government is announcing new matches to counter rising prices. prime minister fema, because she does says he'll do his best to support people who are struggling in

products and i'm a joins us now live from tokyo. so finding what exactly do the new measures consist of? well, it's a very comprehensive bucket full of measures that aim to help the live hoods of people to help the gleaming environment help. also, businesses especially small and midsize businesses who have been suffering very largely because of the after effects of 2 years of recession because of the band to make. and again, because of that increasing prices of energy and also many consumers now are facing the problem of decreasing the value of the and again, the measure currency, the special value in which japan, japan has hit to levels that it hasn't seen for almost the 30 years. so all the

materials that are important to japan are becoming more very expensive. the household now are being that energy build, which are almost double what they, where a few months ago. and that also has been effected by the invasion about russian invasion to ukraine. so the, but i mean that has analysis almost $260000000000.00 comprehensive becker's that would be distributed on delivery, which i just mentioned, the employment environment of the household and also the businesses. and that could be another package that was going to be announced within a few months. again. all right, thanks so much. fatty said i'm over. not chinese markets were hit by a major sell off earlier this week after president she ging thing. fill this in a circle with allies authorities of since sought to reassure investors. for many analysts believe these are tough times ahead for the chinese economy. patrick, fog reports from beijing business operations hobbled again. this week universal

studios resort and beijing was shot to comply with pandemic controls. it's the 2nd time it's closed because of curbing curbs. since opening in september, last year at breaks across the country of triggered a new wave of luck, dance in cities, including won't joe, who han, and here in the capital for companies, it's crated ongoing uncertainty. but there's still plenty of support for the governments. 0 curved approach. level 5, because it's a stable policy. society's progressing swiftly, and there is prosperity everywhere. investors don't appear to share that sentiment . a day after china unveiled its new leadership markets plummeted. on monday, hong kong, hank st. index sank. it's furthest since the 20 o 8 global financial crisis. the one week into a 14 year, lo, with people weighed the prospects of prolonged curved restrictions. now, there was always an expectation that the politburo standing committee. remember

that china's highest level of government would be packed with individuals aligned with children, paying, who has repeatedly defended the 0 curve and policy. but what was disappointing for many people was that wasn't even a hint of how the country might move on from it. since monday's market meltdown, china's central bank said it would keep capital markets steady bringing back some. com. there was a small sign of easing border controls as well. authority sent from this weekend at china would boost international flights by more than double the current levels. still totaling only about 800 a week, just a fraction of pre pandemic numbers. or the increase of slides is basically a message of the go forward banassi to nothing. it's not really god's thing. the needle in particular, as the road has not waiting for china, covered, tribes of also kept fresh on the countries in debt. developers and prices fell for 13 straight month in september, according to official data. actually this is the one of the key areas that we would

like to see some news or, or policy details on. i think it would definitely help. we get some, some stability in terms of the, ah, you know, the death situation, the ability basically the ability for some of the travel companies to, to get access to capital. many fear chinese new leadership will prioritize ideology of the economy. but for now, it seems the biggest concern may be a lack of any change in policy direction. patrick talk, al jazeera beijing. fighting between government troops and rebels in the east and democratic republic of congo was forced more than 40000 people from their homes. catalog has arianne has more. ah, these families have nowhere to go. their possessions reduced to the items they can carry. there among tens of thousands of people in democratic republic of

congo who been forced to leave their homes. it's now too dangerous to stay in their village as fighting between troops and m. 23 rebels comes closer to the museum baumgartner massage. the m 23 fighters were shooting bullets all over our village and north kiva province. that's why we had to flee. we had to in order to stay alive. for many, a makeshift shelter is now home. and it's difficult to find food. stories of violence or shared every day will don't get in a coma get asked when it was 1 o'clock in the morning. when we 1st heard gunshots, we had to flee because the situation became unbearable. the fighting has de stabilize a central african country. it has accused its neighbor, rwanda, of backing the rebels to gain control of strategic regions. the arm group is one of many and easterns, your congo. it's resurfaced and sees more territory. after years of being torment,

forcing people out a good, the called reversal field is, are we estimate that at least $40000.00 people are already displaced. and that just accounts for people coming from the town of router. right now we're in a cap not far from gama, but as we speak, people are still arriving. we see families on the motor bikes with their children, with their cattle and goats. it's very difficult situation. the government is no longer just facing the threat of the arm group or with coping with entire villages of people with loss every think. patsy, a little missile, the you al jazeera cutter is investing in its art sank. so with a plan to start construction on 3 new museums after the fee for 2022 world cup. thought of dow host 2030 plan to transform its waterfront sandy once the scale of the projects to rival that of cities across the world. well does, here are going to sneak peak at 2 of the new museums designed by world renowned architects,

laura bowden. mandy reports from bell ha. after helping to feed cutter the decades . this no, on dough hot water front will be given a new role. by replacing flour with art, these towering fi lows are 35 meters tall, 8.5 meters wide. now the relationship between artists, curators and industrial faces like this isn't new. however, what cutting their names to do is to create a gallery while keeping the industrial integrity intact. we wanted to keep as much of this 6 thing structures as possible, but there's also history. there's memory that bread full. doha comes from here. the project is expensive covering more than 80000 square meters. is this a big building or is more safety? because when measuring the site compared to other institutions, this is several times the been, is the anal it or the tate. so the answer is polls in the nearby gallery,

j her miriam, of bernie tells us the entire waterfront area will be transformed into a cultural hub about us being ambitious. and we're trying to show international art collections on regional our collections on the colonels and for them if they do come back in 2030, are able to see the realization of these, of these dreams. and these plans that we have as a country with as cultural plans, don't stop them. this temporary gallery caught tales of a connected world, gives a peek into the design of the new museum in the brand new city of lou sale by prick surprise, winning architect herself and to mural insight. each room is defined by color, sound scapes, and looks the influence of middle eastern and islamic art in the wider world. which tried to come from a point of view, which is not the usual point of view of museums because museum tend to be very

drawn or poster on your it was very important to bring in music to bringing a tree. we're going to work on the workshops to be able to bring food and for a few months old with big ponds, the transform it's waterfront into cultural hubs. cut us goal is to extend its impact all beyond that people world cup lore about man, the out to sara. doha. still haven't al jazeera and sport reading the game cutter is hoping it's national library will become a focal point for football fans at the world cup. ah.

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ah ah, it's time to catch up with the sport news with andy. thank you so much, sammy. well portugal star christian ronald always been having a difficult run up to the world cup. he was among the goals scores as manchester united books that spot in the euroleague knockout rounds. the 37 year old scoring and the 2nd half as united beat sharif. serious both 3 new at old trafford. is ronaldo returned to the starting lineup before do hasn't been a regular start this season was acts from united matched a school to face chelsea last saturday followed her, refusing to come on as a late substitute in his sides previous gang kept going and keep going to put him in the right position, he kept going to cut herself in the requisition. he didn't gave up. i think that is what his whole career. that's why use, he's so good. and, and yet to get the reward for it. walton hawk has denied this bit of show voting with the reason he subs brazilian international anthony. it's on during this game,

but the manager did say he would correct the 22 year old and he felt he was just doing tricks. the sake of it from him and he was signed from 10 homes for club, for a $100000000.00 at the start scale. if it was a foreign rums that was hoping to be england's number one of the world cup he didn't do so for any 5 is also lost. the how even keep a completely missing is punished. so you can see that go off the losing the much. so you know, they all, however, already true for the next round. now the man who led to brazil to the last world victory 20 years ago is preparing for what may will be the last big game of his managerial crit, louis philip's, glory will coach. let's go parent i n c i can someone go in the copper live with the doors, final parent i and say have never won the biggest club competition in south america . school already known to fans around the world is big. phil was also in charge of brazil in 2014, when they crushed out of the home will come after the 7 won't defeat against

germany in the semi finals because the brazil jones a little bit went ruined. no, no, with brazil, we had a big set back up. the 2014 woke up here and we rose up from the setback. sometimes we don't even know what's the worst set back in our lives. but we need to know how to rise up, how to face it needs have learned from there, and then move on with our professional and personal lives. so that's what i did. this it didn't, they did is to when the copper lipitor door, as would be the pinnacle of a career that i have given a lot of dedication to i didn't expect to get this fall when i started playing football. and i didn't imagine like to be a head coach and when everything that i have one you do while standing in the way of fairburn, i insane scullery are another brazilian side, flamingo they've reached the final in 3 of the last 4 seasons now fitted trophy twice. before in 1981 in 20. 19 mike also on the brazilian cup last week with just missed out on the lake title. that's heading to pal maris i woke up. organize is

hoping fans coming to cats. i will take in more than just football matches. the host nation is opening its doors to arrange a venue for those who wants to learn more about the country's culture and history for a small reports. ah, they come here. video lies. oh, it came up with an adage katara national libraries, hoping for more visitors during the world cup. now we are starting to visit with jordan. you can see by yourself dr. hum and been abdul aziz al corey is deputy prime minister and the library's president. when you get in, it's like an open book. yes. when you go to the other buildings for the other, elaborate his lot, the big buildings for the floors, but isn't the case here. and when a glance,

you can see all the boxes to the library. there are more than a 1000000 books here during the finals, there will be special events related to the world cup or libraries let only for the cathartic gift or the architect. that's the way who interact and could exist with the other coaches. women of the see. oh wow. women played very important role in our history, dr. hamid's, as president a cutter is a product of its own past and dialogue with other countries, from the very beginning who we are open for the a positive criticism. and it helped us because even our laws, which is the latin hours, we murder, modernize our rows as this, as it has become more comfortable to the human rice as something of that will

achieve. and we achieve because we are open minded and we are the to listen to the positive christian world cap is about more than sport. it's reflecting and transforming the culture of an entire country far as small al jazeera, doha now footballer. pablo murray was one of several people injured at stabbing incidence in a supermarket named milan. the spaniard is an ast, apply online at the italian side. monsey said he was lucky, but sir, the 29 year old that will require surgery on damaged back muscles. supermarket cache died during the attack, police are holding a 46 year old suspect. they know that they had been in touch with his relatives and he's in hospital an 800 to be okay, but i don't know. i would have a briefing now about the situation. what happened in towson they will be in touch with him and hopefully he's,

he's ok now the philadelphia phillies are getting ready for their 1st world series of parents and more than a decade the phillies were the lowest ranked nationally fame in the post season, but they've made it through to the best of 7 championship decide. i'll be taking on the houston astros to the biggest title in north american baseball with getting more coming up later on this friday. the asteroid in the world series for the full time in 6 seasons. it is the world's series at the big stage, but they've been loose the entire time through this whole process. they've got caught up in that moment. they've stayed in the moment and they just got to carry on the same way and just go up your game on auto pilot and just go play. you know, they have a lot of power. they cover a lot of different pitch types. you know, they make you, you can't just have one game plan and work it through the entire lineup and they have a bunch of professional headers. so i think they're one of the best line ups in baseball

the season now, tom brady is enduring. one of the worst runs of his career, brady has lost a 3rd straight and i felt much for the 1st time in 2 decades, god would give it to a white new tampa bay buccaneers. we'll beat him 2722 by the baltimore ravens here. buck and 7 times super bowl champion announced his retirement radio on the year before the season, quickly changing his mind back to back when mangled, figuring and feels good. you know, we're last 4 or 5 so or we want to be but you know, we haven't earned it. and, you know, we got to go, we got to go on it. you know, you got to go on your fight hard. and you got to go, you know, figure out we names and the m b, i look at our church as the star man, as the dallas mavericks beat the broken next. he scored more than 40 points for the 1st time, the season forwarding and produced a bit of magic to set up reggie bullet for crucial school here in overtime. and

bad weather is causing chaos at the t 20 cricket woke up in australia. the home seems much against australia rained off in melbourne, and island versus afghanistan was also lost to the weather. there now being 4 matches in the tournaments that have finished without a results. all right, that is how your ask what he's looking for. now, sammy, thanks so much sandy. well, that's it for this news. our but we're back in a moment. has them will be here. that's the good news and have another full show. so do stay with us. ah, ah. and a

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