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ah, on the back of this is al jazeera life and loved, and also coming up, a suspect is charged with attempted homicide after a brutal attack on the husband of the us house speaker, nancy pelosi renewed fighting between government troops and m 23 rebels forces thousands from their homes in the east and d r c. and brazil's battle ground, the state that could swing the result of sunday's presidential election. ah, to his new owner, ellen mosque has given his 1st hint as to how he might moderate content. all the world's most influential social media platforms. he came hours after the deal for mosques. acquisition was finally sealed, and after he fired, at least for top executives, including the ceo and chief financial officer mosque had until friday to complete

that $44000000000.00 deal. he signed back in april. it will mark the end of a 6 month soccer field with accusations and legal challenges, but the focus mouse shifts to help musk might shape the tone and texture of a platform used by millions of uses. and whether that may include the return of some of twitter, small, controversial faces early on friday must tweet that the company would form a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints. and that no major content decisions or account reinstatement would happen before the council meets christian for me as in new york with more on the platforms future you know on mosque has made no secret that he wants to roll back some of the restrictions on the platform he's said in the past that he would reinstate president donald trump. he thought removing him from the platform after the january 6 capital riots was inappropriate. but he did mention today on twitter facing concerns and

possible backlash from advertisers that he would be forming this content. moderation council to review decisions like that. he said no major content decisions or reinstatement of accounts would happen and told this counsel had a chance to meet. and so while he has described himself as a free speech, absolutist, he has also said that he realizes that you can't have free for all hell escape those were his words of free for all hell scape, where anything could be said with no consequences. clearly he is concerned about keeping advertisers on the platform, especially if a controversial figure like donald trump is returned. trump himself said today that he was happy to see that twitter was now in, quote,

sane hans. but he also said that he preferred his own social media platform that he's been using since getting kicked off twitter. so even if he is reinstated, questionable whether or not he'll be back. well, chris stuck a walk, a is a freelance tech jealous. he thinks mosque buying, twitter wasn't a good money move. we've already seen the reaction on twitter all these people, he think this is a fantastic development. this is something that is brilliant for the future to attend. but in reality for most uses, i think it is concerning and we've seen likewise, people on twitter deciding, well maybe the time is. busy up for me on this platform and i won't bother after all, continue on it. he wouldn't buy this if it wasn't to try and make money. and i think that is potentially where the biggest challenge is because twitter. busy ultimately has been relatively poorly run for the last 10 or so years and it wasn't the best idea for him to really take this report over the old $54.20 per share,

which is more than the company was were on the stock market. so yes, to try and recruit some of that. we have a little bit of a clue in terms of what he wants to do. twitter recently has been rolling out subscription services including twitter, blue, what you pay around about $5.00 a month for the razor, him that he wants to expand that and also maybe make other features paid for. but we, we don't really know in this is kind of the, the big or known in the big challenge with the musk is that he's, he's so based on whim that he doesn't really know what's going next. it's very difficult to discern when he's talking about twit to, it's a huge public for him. what exactly is coming next? ah, husband of us house speaker, nancy pelosi has been violently assaulted during a break in san francisco home pool. pelosi suffered a skull fracture, and serious injuries is arm and hands, but is expected to make

a full recovery of 42 year old suspects has been arrested and charged with attempted homicide. san francisco police chief william scott says the motive for the attack is still not clear. when the officers arrived on scene, they encountered an adult nail. and mr. policies. husband paul, our officers observed miss pelosi on the suspect, both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer away from his philosophy and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect. this armed him took him into custody. request it emergency back up and rendered medical aid. the suspect has been identified as 42 year old david de patton, san francisco. police say that the intruder could face several different charges including attempted homicide assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, burglary, and others. nancy pelosi was not san francisco residence at the time of the

incident. she was in washington dc with her security detail. she does go 24 hour security as dual, the congressional leaders not not afforded to members of the family of the speaker, unless there is some sort of specific threats that is being investigated. the department of homeland security did say recently and did wall numbers of congress. there was a heightened risk of violence against them and, and the threats to members of congress have increased by 144 percent over the last 5 years. but these are, these are the verbal threats, the rhetorical threats quite quite often. us capitol police say they've arrested less than $100.00 people this year. even though they have been some, some, 900-900-6600 trips called it. and those people who were arrested or who are detained, just simply had mental health problems, but often january 6th, when, when rogers broke into the capital,

extensively searching for members of congress to punish them along with the social media, the environment of the social media, where violence statements can be amplified, even if they have no real meaning their real realistic threat to those being referred to. this is adding to that sense of insecurity amongst some in washington fighting is intensifying and ukraine's eastern don bath region. russia is shelling the cities of nikolai of, and back moves where there's a fierce battle for control. ukraine's power grid is also under attack. damage to infrastructure has capacity to the capital key, if by around a 3rd and there warnings that rolling. blackouts will be longer and more frequent. how we faucet reports. when darkness falls or the keys it falls, heavy streetlights 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. nas ness,

look at them. we are not afraid of darkness he. the darkest times for us are not the time to that lightly. but those without freedom. during daytime life here can seem deceptively normal. for the recent presumption of strikes on the city and the mounting pressure on civilian infrastructure is bringing the war ever closer to home. and land fired went now i read a how it we could temperature like air. most of your cleaners are of course i'm worried. i don't know what to leak and his 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 smaller sub stations 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 lynette. they provide internet access to hundreds of thousands of customers. their servers automatically switch to

a diesel generator when the power is cut and we're selling, it was normal or to him when they bishop formerly in the population, usually gets information alerts, news explanation from the government, which is usually all done through the internet and show 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 will you will do on the new mirror unless it will then 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, fresh fighting has been reported in the east of the democratic republic of congo as government troops battle rebel fighters. the resurgence of m 23 rebels has destabilized the central african country forcing 40000 people from their homes. katya lopez had a yan 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 bomb garner massage. the m 23 fighters were shooting bullets all over our village in north keeping province. that's why we had to flee. we had to in order to stay alive

. i, for many, a makeshift shelter is now home and it's difficult to find food. stories of violence are shared every day. will don't get in a coma get out of 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 stabilized the 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 re surfaced and sees more territory after years of being torment, forcing people out who called me this on a sunday. so 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 cab not far from gama, but as we speak, people are still arriving. we see families on the motorbike 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 with coping with entire villages of people. with last, every think. patty, a little piece of the young al jazeera, still to come on, al jazeera, fresh elections, a northern ireland as pose breaks it, trade arrangements continue to drive division. the troubled waters of holy islands . a tiny community is under threat because of a government proposal to back fishing. ah. hello, there's more rainy the forecast for se parts of australia and melbourne, on course for ex wet ish october. since 1975 got cloud and rain coming in across the southeast corner, quite a squeeze on the ice. abbas blustery winds rolling through here little mass of

cloud united into central parcels, and over towards the west into w way. we got some wet weather to. now that's gathering, that's making its way further east was turning increasingly shirey down towards a se. so whether, whether they're into interior, 35 celsius there, or alice as we move on into the early part of next week. that rain, rudy does get its act together, we'll see some more heavy downpours into the southeast of south australia. adelaide sang some big and foundry showers at where to where the coming to western positive victoria through port fairy. we'll see that ray making his way towards melbourne as we go on into wet monday. some more heavy downpours, more rain that does me more rain coming back into the saturated ground of ne southwell. so we will see further heavy showers, long spells of rain rolling through here. more studding concerns and showers and longest bells are fine also for time to news either, but not too bad. he is typically spring like weather coming through. not too bad to japan as well. some went to weather into northern areas of japan. last you drive the korean peninsula, but a few showers for china. ah.

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ah, welcome back. a reminder of the top stories here when al jazeera world's richest man, ella musk has taken control of one of the world's most influential social media platforms, is 1st move as head of twitter was firing at least 4 top executives, including the ceo and chief financial officer the husband of us house speaker, nancy pelosi has been violently assaulted during a break in that san francisco home for 42 year old suspects has been arrested and charged with attempted homicide. the police say the motive for the attack isn't clear. the ukrainian power company says russian attacks on the power greater capacity to the capital key f by around a 3rd. most recent russian strikes have led to warnings that rolling blackouts will be longer, more often palestine is considering and you diplomatic strategy. the palestinian ambassador to the un says they might go to the un general assembly to seek

a referral to the international criminal court in the hague. they would ask the court to determine if israel's occupation is illegal or diplomatic. editor james bayes has more from the un headquarters in new york, the un security council discusses the israel palestine situation every single month . the palestinian ambassador redman saw has been in his post for 17 years. he sounded emotional when he spoke in the security council about the current situation on the ground. we are at the end of the road. once we cross this, this threshold. there is no deadening back. it is a leap into the unknown. except for one fact, more bloodshed awaits us. the ambassador did reveal, however, that the palestinians have a new diplomatic strategy. they're considering going to the general assembly and

getting it to refer the issue to the international court of justice. please let us consider taking it to the highest global legal forum, which is the i c, j to determine all of these manifestation the legality of occupation. is it league allow, after 55 years of occupation orders to lead? i'm told the idea would be to ask the court whether the occupation is permanent and therefore illegal are the palestinians going to go to the j anytime soon? the ambassador would only say, you will see the seriousness of our action in the coming days. will be fresh elections in northern ireland, but no date has been named friday. was the deadline for a restoration of the devolved government, but it wasn't met. the northern ireland executive has not function since an election in may. one of the main reasons there is no government is because of a dispute over the northern island protocol, whether you k left the

e. u and new system was needed to regulate trade because the e require strict checks on some goods from non e u countries that men potentially creating a hard border between northern ireland, which is part of the u. k. and the republic of ireland and e, you nation, but that would rip apart the peace deal that and a decades of violence. so the u. k and the e you signed a deal that included a protocol that effectively move the border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. some goods arriving from britain and now checks and northern irish ports, the leading unionist party, the d. p says that undermines their place in the united kingdom is refused to let northern ireland form a government until the protocol is scrapped. where we challenge has the support from belfast. time has run out for northern ireland to restore his devolved government. last ditch effort to break the political deadlock have failed. so northern ireland must now head back to the poles. i hear it when party said that

they really do not want an election at all. but nearly all of them, but parties who signed up to the rules, the laws, that means i need to call an election. so you'll hear more from me on that particular point. next week, the heart of the disagreement is the northern ireland protocol. it's the part of the u. k. post brett that deal with the e. u. that's resulted in a trade border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland, which is in the e. u. for the d u p. one of the assemblies 2 main power sharing parties. this is unacceptable. they believe northern ireland and the u. k. are indivisible. there's not a single unionist who supports the protocol, so it falls by the very definition that the british government and even the defined as progress in northern ireland where people have to work together to make the

progress. in february, the d u p pulled out of the power sharing executive collapsing it. and since elections in may, the d u. p has blocked efforts to get things moving again. other parties in the store want assembly on impressed. i feel angry by, but i saw yesterday in the and the need some be chamber. peter mc reynolds is from the alliance party, was tries to bridge divisions between national list and unionists. communities, actions going to change nothing. the people who are 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 generations of political violence all but finished with in 1998 good friday agreement. it established power sharing across the secretary and divide and prohibited any hard board with island to the south. all of this is now in danger. northern islands, political paralysis is one of the most serious after shocks from the earthquake set off by breaks it. the traps that breaks it,

laid for peace and politics and northern ireland were predicted. and now playing out, it's going to take immense effort from belfast to brussels from london to dublin to sort all of this out. maurice islands out a 0 belfast opinion polls suggest brazil is about to have one of the closest presidential votes has ever seen. 2 days before the run off, there are just a few points between incumbent jaya, ball, sanara, and challenger louis unnecessarily let the silver that's why i saw on the southern state of minister ice as our latin american added sir lucy newman reports. it could be the voters there who decide this winner in this highly competitive race. the capital of minas jed ace doesn't stop moving to the sound of campaigning. this is preserves more significant battle ground state. where left is candidate lou let. the cba has a very slim lead,

but we haven't been at once the incumbent president jane ball so now don't out of office and she's appealing to women who make up more than half the voters. amazon, if i want to be both scenario is a misogynist and sexist man, he'd made offensive comments to female journalists to women. he said that women should earn less because they get pregnant. so if both scenario wins, women lose amazingly, please alive here. most americans with. c cleanest good ice is regarded as a micro sample of the brazilian electorate. an at this busy watering holes politics is on everyone's lips. oh no, so hold on. is that so? no, we've never had anything like this kind of polarization in brazil before joe thought it got both the nora or 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, also not a support. you sing the national anthem, dressed in the brazilian flag in line with their candidates nationalist stance. it's not going to possible armine bold scenario is totally pro family it. how can someone who supports the family be against women is no way in royal blue. my venial voters 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 louis is spending lot of time in his relas amy in us is his lack is exactly 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 ministry dice, where no brazilian president has ever won without winning the state to see

a human al jazeera blue medina, brazil, former pakistani prime minister im ron khan. and his support is marching on the capital to call for early elections. they began the 380 kilometer walked to islamabad from the eastern city of la hor, officials say the protest as will be barred from entering the capital. com step down after losing a no confidence vote in april. he's been charged with corruption. says the allegations are part of his opponents efforts to keep him out of politics. ah, world cup organizers are hoping fans coming to cats are, will take him more than just football matches. a host nation is opening its doors to a range of venues for those who want to learn more about the country's culture and history. for our s mail reports, ah,

when we come here, realize how we came up with an adage. cutter is national libraries helping for more visitors during the world cup. now we are starting to visit the unit of the day. you can see by yourself doctor hum and bin abdul aziz al cory is deputy prime minister and the libraries presidents when you get and if they can open book. yes. when you go to the other buildings for the other lebron toward the big buildings for the floors, but isn't the case here. and when a glance, you can see all the boxes, the library. there are more than a 1000000 books here during the finals. there will be special events related to the world cup or level, or is that only for the category or the architect that's the way

to interact and could exist with the other culture. women of the c o. 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, we are open for the positive criticism. and it helped us because even our laws, which is the latin hours we mr. modernize our rose as it, as it has become more comfortable to the hima. rice is something that we achieve. and we achieve because we are open minded and we are ready to listen to the positive criticism. we're all cap is about more than sports. it's reflecting and transforming the culture of an entire country. far as small al jazeera down

a tiny island community off the coast of northern england says its future is under threat because of a proposal to bound fishing. wholly island to is home to dozens of species which the government says need protecting. emma haywood has the support laden with lobster and crap. the crew up with the freedom comes into the harbour to unload the mornings. catch a joke they dump a decade, but could lose the fishing is bound up. 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 of all 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 sco out now. all of the see all of the all of

a job. it's amazing. you get some beautiful days out. well, i see dolphins swimming round 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 mainland loving father. we pray for this holy island for our fishermen and their families inside saint mary's church. prayers are said 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 got wrenching. i, when i go to bed at night, i can't sleep muscle looks turning on liner thinking. no one's asked no end. what reason is that 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 m a. he would al jazeera in northern england. oh.