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hi, it's great daddy with his i'm 0 venue. this is the news. our live from doha. coming up in the show today. the world's richest man, he long must close, is a $44000000000.00 deal to acquire twitter and sacks. it's top executives. the battle for the dumbass intensifies as russian soldiers edged closer to seizing the ukrainian city of boot. pakistan's ousted prime minister in mankind, holds his long march towards the capital to force an early election who will be brazil's next president will be reporting from a swing state as the 2 candidates head for a tightly fought run off on sunday. and i'm lia harding with all the latest world cup nears portugal, captain christiane of rinaldo scores. after his return to manchester, united starting lineup. ah, the world's richest manny long,

musk has taken control of one of the most influential social media platforms. twitter, he's now officially completed. the $44000000000.00 purchase mosque was seen walking into twitters headquarters on wednesday carrying of all things a sink. and this ends a 6 months saga, filled with accusations and legal challenges. his 1st movers head of the company was reportedly firing at least for top executives. that includes the ceo and chief financial officer of twitter. musk announced the acquisition by tweeting the bird is freed, but the european commission, as you can see, was quick to remind the billionaire that in europe twitter would have to fly by you rules. there are certain activities which are not compliant with a v and with the rules, regulations and laws in the member state. things related to hey, speech to criminal activities, to terrorism, et cetera, et cetera are joining me now from one. this is kristin salumi in new york christian,

do we have any idea at this point in time? what this means for twitter is nearly 240000000 users. well, it's a great question. no official announcements on that friday, but ill on mosque as long said that he wants to roll back restrictions on the platform. he's said in the past that he would reinstate former president. donald trump, trump, you may recall, was removed from the platform for tweets that were deemed inciteful relating to that capital riot where violence broke out at the nation's capital. this has raised a lot of concern among civil society groups who say that they want more content moderation. not less. they're worried about hate speech and misinformation permeating the platform. if he goes through and does a rollback, those restrictions must seem to acknowledge these concerns in

a tweet that he put out directed at advertisers. on thursday, he explained his vision for the platform, saying that he sees it as a public square where people can express differing views and debate, differing views, a way to bring people together. but he also said that it couldn't be a free for. 7 all hell scape, where anything could be said with no consequences. and clearly he's concerned that advertisers might be turned off if people start withdrawing their platforms, their profiles in protest of his acquisition. president trump, however, expressed some remarks and made some remarks in response to the takeover. he said that he is glad that the platform is now in, quote, seen hands. he made that statement on his own social media platform, which he started after months after he was taken off of twitter. kristen,

thank you very much. a must begin questioning the acquisition within weeks of its agreements, accusing executives of misrepresenting how many users the platform has. in july, he announced that he was abandoning the deal, so twitter sued him and that trial was set for october. must tried to negotiate a lower price but failed. he finally said that he'd go ahead with the original deal . if, if twitter dropped it lawsuit, the judge put the case on hold until friday, giving him 3 weeks to close the deal, which he is now done. all right, this bring in den ives on this. he's a managing director of when bush securities. he joins us from new york in transit. i might add, dan, good to have you with us. what do you expect twitter to look like under musk? i think there's more questions than answers in terms of that because there's a lot of, i think uphill battle in terms of what you can do with freedom of speech. mine is ation talk about trump,

but then it's all about advertising. that's really going to be the question now going forward. for most the easy part was buying it, the hard part is going to be fixed. so look, i want to run some quotes by you. and one that we just heard from our correspond, kristin salumi must grow today that he sees twitter as a quote, digital town square where a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy manner without resorting to violence. but, but he also wrote this, that said twitter obviously cannot become a free for all health scape, where anything can be said with no consequences and quotes. so my question to you is, how do you thread that needle? that's the fine balance that you're going to have to strike to me very difficult. hercules in task. and that's why this all seems easy on a white board, but now he actually has to do it. and remember, 44000000000 in my opinion, is probably the most overpaid for a tech em in the acquisition. and aol time warner continues to be

a head scratcher. and that's really going to be the focus going forward. yeah, you don't like the business side of this, but, but i suppose eli must, doesn't really mind. he's the richest man on earth. it doesn't really matter to him whether he's overpaid for twitter, right. all like when you are the rich person, the world, you can do that and i think now it's all going to be about. you also have other investors involved. you need to bring advertisers back onto the platform, and twitter has been a disaster for the last 45 years. so it, when it comes to much balancing all this is really going to be the focus and you're trying to cut, potentially 30 me being 50 percent of the the workforce. and that's, that's going to be some difficult days ad for twitter. but it comes down to the shareholders, it to pop the champagne moment, give in what they ultimately got from must give us one prediction for musk era, twitter that maybe we're not thinking of right now. we're all focused on freedom of speech. what are we not thinking of? i think it's more that we chat model in china that sealed to my goal to get there.

but that's going to be 23 years down the road for now. i, there's gonna be more turmoil and positives coming out of this for must. but ultimately his back was against the wall. i mean, he recognized going to court. he was gonna use gov for cold feet, but now today, musk is not just the use on twitter. he owns it. all right, dan, i thank you very much for joining us on the show today. appreciate your. thank you . all right, with a ukrainian power company says rushing attacks on the power grid have cut capacity to the capital key by around a 3rd. most recent russian strikes have led to warnings that rolling blackouts will be longer and more frequent. henry faucet reports on how keys people are coping. when the darkness falls or the keys, it falls, heavy street lights turned off. household saving power, neighbourhood cycling through blackouts of the weeks of sustained russian strikes

on the countries energy grid. ukraine's president using the darkness in his nightly address. mouth, near family, we are not afraid of darkness. the darkest times for us are not the times of the light, but those without freedom. during daytime life can seem deceptively normal. the recent resumption of strikes on the city and the mounting pressure on civilian infrastructure is bringing the war ever closer to home. in my apartment, no, i really how we could the temperature like most of your paintings, but of course i'm worried. i don't know what we can this back in the future. the russian campaign over the last couple of weeks has been highly systematic targeting not so much large power generating facilities, a small a substations that transfer the electricity to the rest of the grid, soviet era, and with parts that are hard to replace, restoring supply is proving difficult,

it's a tactic that threatens homes, businesses and the digital space here at lanet. they provide internet access to hundreds of thousands of customers that serve as automatically switch to a diesel generator. when the power's cut, my selling was no normal more 3 more may be should know in the population, usually gets information, alerts, news explanation from the government. it's usually all done through the internet. people here having to improvise generators or in scarce supply disappointment for natalia and alexander, who were looking for extra insulation as well. but that was also sold out back home . they said they're doing their part to save power, but almost everything in their apartment runs on electricity. for all their positivity, the pain of this war intrudes all too easily. memories of the last winter when they were under russian occupation in a nearby village, or informing their fears of the coming one or you up in the new mirror unless it, when they don't know how to fight a war. so they start bombing, the civilian side gets die. many people with disabilities already horrific things

outside the late autumn night is closing in, and the temperature is dropping across. keep across ukraine. people are bracing for a long, difficult, dark winter hurry. faucet al jazeera keith are fighting is intensifying and eastern . don bass, russia is showing the cities of mc alive and also bar moot, where there is a fierce battle for control. its forces are edging closer to seizing the city. mercenaries from the russian military company. wagner group were also involved. i said, bay has more now from backwards. there is exchange fire taking place between the ukrainians and the russians. the russians have made some gains, but they still not in back what the ukrainians. i said that they have managed to repel those attacks and everywhere around us is signs of destruction. you can see that car burnt out behind me. there's buildings on the other side, you can see that they've been damaged. the chalet shuttling and rockets the powers

out in the city as well, and constantly we are hearing the battle and is fighting, taking, taking place. now, what we do know is that we were here back in may not the route that we took into backwards. we can't take that routine anymore because that roach, the russian forces have eyes on that road and can target it. so we have to come through a different route. there's definitely few people out in the streets. many people have already left. there's no electricity at, but there is a significant battle taking place. we have seen increased military activity and use from the ukrainians here in this is in the city, but also how many people are choosing to stay in the sellers inside. even here you can see that the are, the power cables are down. we've got a lot more coming up on this news hour, including a possible 2nd election within a year on the horizon for northern ireland. after the collapse of

a power sharing agreement. israel has dismissed d u n report on palestine calling it anti semitic. we will speak to the un special reporter who presented their report at the un general assembly and sport. the biggest title in north american baseball is up for grabs. we'll have details coming up on that later this l ah, for a back, stanley prime minister, enron carne and his supporters and marching on the capital to call for early elections. they started this 380 kilometer walk to islamabad in the eastern city of la hor, officials say the protesters will be barred from entering the capital. cons stepped down after losing a no confidence vote in april. and he's been charged with corruption, but says the allegations are part of his opponents efforts to keep him out of politics. come are hider has more now, from the hor, a

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with whatever on them or did reload them important. they read it to me, it was a senior u. k. government official says northern ireland will hold an election within 12 weeks. chris heaton harris is the minister responsible for the province, which as part of the united kingdom. his statement comes after politicians failed to meet a deadline to restore a devolved government. one of the main reasons no government has been formed is because of a dispute over the northern island protocol. so what is it? when the u. k left the you, you trade rules were needed because the european union requires strict checks on some goods from non you countries that many potentially creating a hard border between northern island, which is part of the u. k. and the republic of ireland, which is a european country in each country, but that would report the peace deal that ended decades of violence between the 2. so that you can, that you signed a deal that included

a protocol which effectively moved the border between northern island and the rest of the u. k. some goods arriving from britain and now checked at northern irish ports. well, a unionist party, the d u p says that that undermines their place in the u. k. and it has refused to let northern island form a government until the protocol is scrapped. rory challenge is in belfast for a story. this election is on the cards. what can you tell us about this at this stage? yeah, elections coming and the 2nd round of elections, it will be this year. a little recap of where we are and how we've got here. so basically, back in february, in objection to the, nor the non protocol that you would just outlining the details of their, the d p. the democratic also you need his party basically pulled out of the power

sharing executive collapse that executive under the good friday agreement. there is this sharing of executive functions ready between the d u p which wants northern are to stay as hopefully aligned to the united kingdom as possible. and shouldn't fain, which ultimately would like northern ireland to join with the republic of ireland. now, because that's the executive was collapsed by the people pulling out there were elections in may in those elections, shin phase one for the 1st time. and they became the dominant party. but there has never been a functioning executive of the back of those elections because the d. p kept on blocking the formation of a new one and her and that is the system that is basically just run out the time the deadline has expired. at that time, at one minute past midnight on friday morning, the automatic,

the result of that is that's what we've just heard from chris eden harris that they have to be new elections. we don't know the date of those yet, but they are going to be held within 12 weeks from now. so that we are, that is the result of breakfast. and it's the results of the objections to the northern mine and our protocol of the, the d. u p. rory, this problem isn't going anywhere because this border issue goes to the core of politics in ireland, in northern ireland. so where do you see this going from here? well, that's a very good question and it's a question being asked here as well. i spoke to an m p for one of the other parties in the store, one assembly and the lions party, which is nonsense here. and it tries to bridge the divide between the, the, the protestants and catholics and be a kind of

a centrist option. i asked peter mc reynolds, what he thought about elections, and here's what he told me. she's going to change nothing. the people not, not and said what they wanted 6 months ago. i think if there's going to be an election in the coming weeks, they're going to say the exact same thing again. and it's actually going to entrench the division that we have and you can see why he thinks that because if the d fees objection is to the northern irish protocol, local elections here in northern ireland are not going to change that protocol. so it back to the question, what happens if we have another route of elections that don't get us anywhere? there are a couple of options for what happens in that event you out to see. and they are basically to either go to direct rule from london for a period. of course, shouldn't fade, would object to that because they don't like direct rule from london. or we would

have some kind of joint authority over northern ireland that would be london. and dublin acting together, and of course the d p was like that because i don't like indian any interference from dublin. so you can see how this problem at the moment looks intractable. peter mc rentals. so saying that there is another option that he would like to see, and that is basically breaking the veto these 2 parties, the d p. m should fain have over the store wants assembly where, where either of them can collapse the assembly at any points of that choosing. that's what he thinks would be a way to actually get this part of the country moving once again re challenge in belfast. thank you very much. report was presented at un general assembly on thursday saying the israeli occupation of the palestinian territories is indistinguishable from settler colonialism. this is from the special rapport ter, on human rights in the territories her predecessor had used a different term,

a parts aid that echoed statements from amnesty international earlier this year. and by human rights watch in 2021. israel and others have criticize this un reports and accused its authors of anti semitism or diplomatic editor james bay's reports. israel for many years has said it's a victim of unfair criticism at the united nations. it says it's singled out where other countries are not. is really officials repeatedly criticize the un human rights council. it's inquiries and it's investigators. but the criticism from israel has never been as strong as this. a tweet from the israeli prime minister yale appeared criticizes a report by relatively new body. the commission of inquiry on israel and the palestinian territories, he says it's authors have shown themselves to be purveyors of virulent anti semitism with one goal de legitimizing,

and defaming israel. the commission is chaired by the former high commissioner of human rights, now a pillow. 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 ad might be nature's of anti semitism. and we sent messages to the 60 gender and to states that yes, 3 of us who are, i mean without any of them innovation r o m asked to serve, we didn't, we didn't apply for these positions and we giving allowed time energy because we still 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 antonio good terrace, about these railey criticism. well, francesca albany is,

is the un special rapport tour on human rights in palestine. and she has heard the criticism. she says that it actually prevents engagement with the actual substance of her report. they find it very convenient to dismissing any one who raises criticism against the current practices of their israeli government, or as on to semitic. these is convenient because it allows them or not when gauge with the substance of a fully, well, a solidly documented report. and again, i intend, i mean i want to stress said that this is my, unto semitic, the anti semitic label. he's been used for human rights mechanism, or, and reputable, and yours are at international and domestic level against palestinians and israelis . so this is why i'm saying it's very convenient, but i, i hope that others can see, can see that it's

a natural consequence of the fact that israel maintains as settler colonial occupation in their occupy territory. because it's a, it's violates a territorial so very neatly of the palestinians. it acquires natural resources of the palestinians. it to oppresses any form of palestinian political activity and activism. the u. n's, world food program is scaling up. it's a dilemma known as the country suffers. one of the world's 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. xena hotter reports. on our vaudeville food options are limited for many a 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 killer. 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 and what are the mark for the past 2 years? the situation is catastrophic. the currents used evaluation hurt us. we used to eat 2 meals a day. now we barely can afford one. ready of the potatoes, most of the time, we spend 3 times more than our income. 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 can then g, but don't be we used to buy goods from the west, but people can pay $1.00 for a chocolate bar now import from turkey and syria because it's cheaper the political

class blame for decades of bad policies and corruption is failing to address the crisis. the situation could get worse as a country head to what could be an extended political vacuum. hardaman failed to elect a success. so to president michelle lounge police office at the end of the month, it won't be the 1st time the country has been without a leader. but this time around, there's 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's either they lot. a still ahead on al jazeera, it would just devastates us completely. proposed fishing ban threatens an island community off the coast of england. a fears the chinese government is placing ideology over hard reality and in sports,

tom brady season is going from bad to worse. we'll have the details on that later this our stay with with hello. we got some very heavy showers, just around bolivia pushing across paraguay south of that. it is warm and sunny. clear skies into northern parts of argentina through paraguay, 32 celsius in point, a series at around 10 degrees above the seasonal average says that wet weather a little further north, we believe your western parts or brazil. seeing some lively showers, easing into eastern areas of peru and slipping a little further north, which as we go through saturday, noticed some showers, they're just clipping eastern parts of the paraguay, easing towards the southeast of brazil as well. still warm enough implant a series but not quite as warm 27 celsius and one

a series. then as we go on through the remainder of sash day sunday it is a little cooler. 80 degrees with some lively showers, longest spells of rain in that wet weather, making its way into the southeast to proceed with some heavy and sundry showers. heavy anthonry showers to across the eastern side of the caribbean. plenty, a cloud showing up here. west is best. the sunshine, fine and dry, therefore to make a cuba not too bad into central america as well. see the showers there into the dominican republic. eastern owls of the car been seen some really lively showers, could cause some levy could cause a fewer flooding problems here as it goes through the next couple of days. flood risk to into the deep south of the u. s. with heavy shafts for texas moving east ah, in these turbulent times up front returns for a new season. join me mark them on hill as we take on the big issues from the state of democracy around the world to the struggles faced by the under represented. we will challenge the conventional wisdom up front on al jazeera. on counting the cost

gigi pings grip on china is now hi set than ever before. how will that impact the economy? what is the fall out from washington? calves on beijing, access to advanced chips, and the chinese people that pop electric cars, an unprecedented number. counting the cost on al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks. for many, this is a referendum on your bike and the 1st 2 years in the white house. and if the polls are to be believed, it won't be good news for the democrats. we detailed coverage. oh, it says the flood that if people find it's receiving, but that's not the only cred frontier from around the world. the situation is far from stable in this region. and ukrainian military forces are saying that they're dealing with a potential renewed, russian evolves. ah,

ah, you're watching al jazeera remind of our headlines this. our tech billionaire lawn must, has completed his takeover of twitter and fired the company's top executives to $44000000000.00 deal ends in 6 months saga over must attempt to buy the social media platform. fighting in the dumbass region is intensifying as russian and ukrainian forces fight to recapture last territory. russia has continuously shelled in the cities of mich alive and back. a former pakistani prime minister emron khan, and his supporters marching on the capital to call for early elections. they started this 380 kilometer walked islam of bad. in the eastern city of la hor. com stepped down after losing a no confidence vote. in april u. s. oil giant exxon mobil has smashed financial forecasts, recording its highest ever quarterly profit at nearly $20000000000.00,

a company's profits of sword due to an increase in international demand and a lack of supply as a result of the war and ukraine. exxon mobil says it more than doubled its revenue in the 3rd financial quarter. this result, eclipse is the figures posted by rival oil giants shell. and to the analogy here is hydro castro, the shortage in supply st. in part to the western sanctions on russia and the increase of man, especially as the colder winter months come in and the profits with amounts by exxon mobil seo today, they shattered expectations with 1900700000000 and net profit brought in in the last quarter and that's the 5 pressures from president biden, for us, oil companies to increase production more drastically in order to bring down those prices. well, as a mobile anal today, it did increase production by 50000 barrels of oil

a day during the last quarter. but that pales in comparison, of course to the $2000000.00 barrels a day in cuts that are coming from opec plus in november. and the fear of the vitamin ration is that the price at us gas stations, like the $1.00 behind me that, that only go up there down currently from the peak that we thought a few months ago. but the average today when i last checked was still $3.76 a gallon, which is so high for the average american. and the biggest fear from the bottom ministration is what that will pretend for the democrats and the upcoming midterm election. and japan's cabinet approved a stimulus package of $260000000000.00 to tackle inflation. the move aims to encourage growth in wages and support households with energy bills. and the rising cost of living. prime minister from jo kasheila says he will do his best to support people for the seller me as more from tokyo. it's a very comprehensive beckers full of measures that the aim to help the life of

people to help the employment environment to 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 the increasing prices of energy and also many consumers now are facing the problem of decreasing the value of the in against the measure currencies, especially the us which japan, japan had hit to levels that it hasn't seen for almost 30 years. so all the materials that are being 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 by russian invasion

to ukraine. so the, but i mean, that has a know, almost $260000000000.00. the comprehensive beckers that would be distributed on the levels which i've just mentioned, employment environments, households and also the businesses. and that could be another becker's that was going to be within the month again. chinese markets were hit by a major sell off earlier this week after president choosing ping filled his in. a circle with allies. authorities have since sought to reassure investors. but many analysts believe there are tough claims ahead for the chinese economy. patrick falk 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 close because of covert cubs since opening in september last year. right across the country of trigger the new wave of locked hands in cities,

including won't joe, who hon. 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 live either 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 hang st. index sank. it's furthers 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 love of government would be packed with individuals aligned with. she jumping, who has repeatedly defended his 0 coven 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 mondays 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 said from this weekend, 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 from virtually nothing to nothing. it's not really going to swing the needle in particular, as the rotors not waiting for china covered curves 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 that carries that we would like to see some news or, or policy details on i think it would definitely help we get some sure 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 china's new leadership will prioritize ideology

of the economy. but for now it seems their biggest concern may be a lack of any change in policy direction. patrick fog al jazeera beijing, a sole says north korea has fired to ballistic missiles off its east coast. the launch comes a south korea concludes nearly 2 weeks of military exercises. john young has tested several missiles in the last month. many western analysts believing north korea is getting ready for its 1st nuclear test. since 2017, a fighting between government troops and rebels in the eastern democratic republic of congo has forced more than 40000 people from their homes. gotcha, lopez, hota young has more on this. 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 are shared every day. will duncan in a coma j awesome. 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 eastern to 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 in 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 motor bikes with their children, with their cattle and goats. it's a 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. katya little missile diane al jazeera. if the opinion polls are right, brazil is about to have one of the closest presidential votes. it has ever seen 2 days before the run off. there are just a few points between and come enjoyable scenario and challenger louise in masula to silver. that's why eyes are on the southern states of min us should ice as our latin america editor lucio newman reports. it could be the voters there who decide this highly competitive race. the capital of minas j ice doesn't stop moving to the

sound of campaigning. this is preserves more significant battle ground state where left is candid lula. the cba has a very slim lead barbara been at once the incumbent president jane, also not out of office. and she's appealing to women who make up more than half the voters. amazon. if i want to be bull scenario is a massage dentist and sexist man, he'd meet offensive comments to female journalists to women. he said that women should earn less because they get pregnant. so if bull sanara wins, women lose anomaly. i'm basically paying for their converted, well, i live here, most americans live nearby. so gone to women and other support it move, read, didn't know. they want to make their presence and to throw their 3 minutes

to the ice is regarded as a micro sample of the brazilian electorate. and at this busy watering hole politics is on everyone's lips or support on is a film. no, we've never had anything like this kind of polarization of brazil before joe thought it thought both. and nora is my man. i'm not going to vote for a former convict. you have to be crazy to vote for lula ah, in this upper middle class neighborhood ball sonata support, you sing the national anthem dressed in the brazilian flag in line with their candidates nationalist stance. look good possible up. i mean, bold scenario is totally pro family the how can someone who supports the family be against women is no way in rural blue. my venial boulders tend to support lula. but abstention is high, especially among the poor, who often can't afford the bus to go to vote. i think one of the reasons why lewis is pending lot of time in his relas immune us is his lack zachary, to try to make those voters go to vote. if this race is as tight as most predict,

every single vote will count, especially here in ministered ice, where no brazilian president has ever won without winning the state. to see a human al jazeera brew medina, brazil. at least 42 people have died in the philippines, a storm naggie approaches, heavy rains and strong winds caused floods and mudslides in mangan than our province. the government says the number of casualties is likely to rise. a fire fighters in spain battling to contain forest fires raging in the basque region. there have been record high temperatures and strong winds in the summer and autumn . the basque country remains on high alert. the forest fires going into the weekend . a tiny island community off the coast of england says its future is being threatened because of proposals to ban fishing. wholly island is home to dozens of species which the government says need protecting emma hayward reports laden with

lobster and crap. the crew up with the freedom comes into the harbor to unload the morning's cache. a job that they've done for decades, but could lose a fishing, expand of holy island. it would just devastated completely. there was no way we could possibly carry on fishing from holy island would have to move the boats and all the gear to other ports. and of course, the trouble waters the vall, the guys working from different port, so mean conflict, straight away. and this is what's left of one of this part of england's oldest fishing plates. just a few boats including richard scout now. all of the sea of love oliver drove. it's amazing. you get some beautiful days out there. or you see dolphins swimming around . you. holy islands is already protected landscape, one rich in bio diversity. the u. k. government is hoping to create

a number of highly protected marine areas, including here, where fishing would be banned. they say the scheme would allow nature to fully recover to a more natural state, allowing the ecosystem to thrive and that they will take the views of the local community, fishermen and environmental groups on board. what happens out at sea really does the fact this entire community, because once this tidal causeway floods, holy island is cut off hours at a time. meaning it's difficult for people living behind me to commute over for the main lands loving father. we pray for this holy island for our fishermen and their families inside saint mary's church prayers. aside for the islands community, some of the fishing families work in hospitality. the other main industry on the island, the economy is not just about losing the fishing and the, the money from the fishing it's, it's losing all those other people who, who do really vital jobs in the community. there has been fishing here for

thousands of years. we know that it would be the absolute death know of this village. it's just not running. i mean, i go to bed at night. i can't sleep must looks turning on liner thinking. no one's ask no end. what reason is the for this is just devastating. some wildlife campaign is say, the protected areas will offer a lifeline to the see. many here a hopeful they'll be able to carry on. i'm remain part of the silence future. emma hayward al jazeera in northern england is still a head on al jazeera. we've got all your sports news with the punch that may have dented this goalkeepers world cup dreams. ouch. we've got a couple actually coming up in just a moment. stay with al jazeera. ah .

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lou. ah ah. all right, as promised, it is time for your sports news. leo harding has everything we need to know. that's right. and we'll start off with some portugal star router shot of rinaldo action. he's been having a difficult run up to the world cup, but he has bounced back with a goal. helping manchester united booked their spot in the euroleague knockout rounds. the 37 year old sport in the 2nd half as united beatrice threshold 3 mill at old trafford. it was also rinaldo returned to the starting line out of the forward has not been a regular season starter this season. he refused, however, to come on as a late substitute in his sides previous game and was later acts from united matched

a squad to face. chelsea last saturday 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 a thing that is what his whole career. that's why use he's so good. and, and yet good. the reward. 4th, manchester, united manager, 10 hog and we just heard from substituted brazilian international antony at half time after the player performed this little trick hag insist, the substitution was not because he was showing off, but did say he would correct the 22 year old if he felt he was showing skills just for the sake of it. antony was signed from hogs former club. i'd a axe for a $100000000.00 at the start of the season. and if erin ramsdale is hoping to be england's number one player at the world cup he didn't do himself or arsenal any favors in the match against p. s. v. i over the gunners keeper completely missing

his punch to concede the skull arsenal lost it to nil but are already through to the next round. the man who led brazil to their last world cup victory 20 years ago, is preparing for what could be the last big game of his career. luis philip escalade . a wall coach at lead to cope had a name say, against flamingo, and the copper liberty doris final pattern. nancy have never won the biggest club competition in south america. scottie, known to bands around the world as big. phil was also in charge of brazil in 2014, when they crashed out of their home world cup after a $71.00 defeat against germany and the semi finals. because the brazil jones group is would no, no, with brazil, we had a big setback at the 20. 14 woke up and we rose up from the setback. sometimes we don't even know what's the worst set back in our lives in f one, but we need to know how to rise up house or facing nissan, learned from there, and then move on without professional personal lives. so that's what i did not do

this. it didn't, they did if 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 field. i didn't imagine like to be a head coach. and when everything that i have one you, brazil's flamingo, stand in the way of pattern nancy and scotty, they've reached this final and 3 of the last 4 seasons and have lifted the trophy twice. and 19812019 flamingo also won the brazilian cup last week, but have missed out on the league title, which is heading to pub med us. an good news for brazilian striker name are the p s g player is no longer facing corruption and fraud charges which could have resulted in a 2 year jail term. the case centered on his 2013 transfer from santos to barcelona . ha. but prosecutors in spain have now dropped. those charges will, could tar, has summoned the german ambassador to protest over comments made by the countries

foreign minister nancy phaser criticized guitars, human rights record during an interview with the local broadcaster. but guitar says the comments were undiplomatic and provocative, and the gulf state had gone a long way to reforming labor laws. earlier this week guitars, amir shift to me and been hammered, and fanny said his country has faced an unprecedented campaign of criticism and the lead up to the finals world cup organizers are hoping fans coming to could tar will enjoy more than just football. the host nation is showcasing a range of venues for those who want to learn more about the country's culture and history for a smell has more for us from to ha, ah, when we come here, realize how we came up with an adage. katara national libraries hoping for more visitors during the world cath,

no sort of thing to visit with you today. you can see by yourself. doctor hum had been abdul aziz al cory 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 lever isn't toward the big buildings for the floors, but isn't of the case here. and when a glass, 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 lever is not only for the category or the architect. that's the way to interact and could exist to the other culture. women of the c o. wow. women played very important role in our history. dr. hamid says present day

cutter is a product of its own past and dialogue with other countries. from the very beginning, we are open for the a positive criticism. and it's helped us because even our laws, we've changed a lot to now i was, we me, there was a nice our rose as is as has become more comfortable to the hima. rice is something that you achieve. and we achieve because we are open minded and we are the to listen to the positive kitchen. and the world cap is about more than sports. it's reflecting and transforming the culture of an entire country far as small al jazeera, doha. it hasn't started yet, but after the world cup guitar plans to start construction on 3 new museums, the doha 2030 plan as it's called will include transforming industrial property.

and to art warburton, manley has more for us after helping to feed carter the decade. this mil doha waterfront will be given a new rule by replacing flower with art. these towering fi lows are 35 meter tall, 8.5 meters wide. now the relationship between artists, curators and industrial faces like this isn't new. however, what cut museum 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 side compared to other institutions, this is several times the been is be anal it or the tate. so the answer is holes in

india by gallery j. her miriam, of betty, tells us the entire waterfront area will be transformed into a cultural hub carpet. it's being ambitious and we're trying to international art collections unusual. are collections on the colonel and for them if they do come back in 2030, are able to see the realization of these, of these dreams and these ponds that we have as a country and cut us cultural plans. don't stop them. this temporary gallery called tale of a connected world, gives a peek into the design of the new museum in the brand new city of lou sale by prick the prize winning architect herself and to bureau. insight. each room is defined by color, sound scapes, and looks the influence of middle eastern and islamic caught in the wider world. which try to come from a point of view,

which is not the usual point of view of fiduciary museum tend to be very drawn your know upholstered on your to to was very important when did music to bringing a tree we're doing. you worked on the workshops to be able to bring food on for a few more, so with big ponds the transform it's waterfront into cultural hubs. cut us goal is to extend an impact well beyond the people walt cup lore about among the al jazeera . doha will footballer, pablo muddy, was one of several people injured at a stabbing incident in a supermarket near milan. the spaniard is an arsenal player who's on loan at the italian side, bonsa marie says he was lucky, but the 29 year old still needed back surgery to fix some muscles. a store employee die during the attack and police are holding a 46 year old suspect. the philadelphia phillies are getting ready for their 1st world series of parents and more than a decade, the phillies were the lowest ranked national lead team in the post season. but

they've made it through to the best of 7 championship decider. they'll be taking on the houston astros for the biggest title in north american baseball with one game coming up later this friday. the astros are in the world series for the 4th time and 6 seasons. it is the world skirt series. it's a big stage. ah, but they've been loose the entire time through this whole process. them got caught up in the moment. they stayed in the moment and they just got to carry on the same way and just go out, put your game on autopilot and to school play. an american football tom brady is in the middle of one of the worst runs of his career. brady has lost a 3rd straight nfl match for the 1st time in 2 decades. the 45 year olds, tampa bay buccaneers, last $2722.00 to the baltimore ravens. the 7 time super bowl champ announced his retirement earlier this year before, very quickly changing his mind. that way and manual figuring it feels good. you know, we're last for 5. so now we want to be, but, you know,

we haven't earned it. and you know, we gotta go, we got to go on it. you know, you got to go on, you know, fight hard. and you gotta go now figure out we names. are it, that's it for me. but we'll have more world cut news for you coming up at 18. g. m t, back over to cyril. all right, leah thank you very much. it's hard to see tom brady lose as much as he's losing right now, but it is what it is at the moment. thank you leah. i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news in just a 2nd. stay ah ah

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