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brazil's presidential candidates go head to head in their final debate seeking to win over crucial undecided voters. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is out as they are a lie you from doha. also coming up, a man is charged with attempted homicide up to us house beacon nancy pelosi husband was attacked in this san francisco home. america's biggest energy company, exxon mobil smashes financial forecasts, returning its highest, have a quarterly profit at nearly $20000000000.00 on northern, on ends to hold fresh elections of boycott of the regions parliament by pro british humanist continues of opposition to post briggs. it trade arrange ah, welcome to the program. a debate in the coming hours between brazil's 2

presidential candidates is their last chance to sway vote as an a down to the wire runoff. president j. a balsam arrow and challenger luis and osteo, luna da silva, will go head to head 2 days out from the election. it's expected to be another fiery encounter in what shaping up as one of the closest elections in brazil, monica inaccurate was in rio de janeiro ahead of that debate, monica, this is one of the tightest presidential boats brazil has ever seen. so what are you expecting from the debate to light his? this is a nail biting election to say the very least. we don't expect people really to change their vote because of the debate. it's a debate that starting late at night, so people will have to stay awake to really watch it. but on the other hand, it's of debate just between 2 people. and the last debate they just, the candidates just took their time to take jacks at one another. where the ball sonata accusing lula of having awe of his government and having been corrupt,

lula himself, had been imprisoned, and the corruption charges were then later dismissed. but ah, and bolton and lula, the other hand accusing bull sonata for the delay, the vaccines in a panoramic. they killed many, many brazilians. and so, but this time, just yesterday, ah, lula came out and published a letter to the brazilian voters, making some proposals. and he said he would maintain the handouts which are being for the poor of around a $120.00 per person. plus he added another $30.00 for every child below 6 years old. so the economy is really at the forefront of this election. the business community, of course, is wondering where this money will come from, but also not on the other hand, who had been elected are promising. ah, free mar kids sen, an and a very business friendly our policy. he has not been able to do that. he was the

1st one that started giving out handouts just recently the last 13 months before the election. so we're going to see these 2 people confronting each other. they're very different people, but they're also well known candidates, one being a former president and the other one, the incumbent president or monica not to have life as they're in rio de janeiro, monica, thank you. what with only a few points separating the 2 candidates pollsters. eyes are on the southern state of mascot ice as our latin america edit salisia newman report. it could be voters there who decide a highly competitive race. the capital of minas jed 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 vienna once the incumbent president jane, also 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 bull scenario is a massage analyst 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, i'm basically preaching to the converted why lives here most. c i mean to women and it move, read, didn't know they want to make that present and to throw their 3 minus to dice 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 his own. no, we've never had anything like this kind of polarization of brazil before joe thought it thought both. 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, 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 up. i mean bold scenario is totally pro family it. how can someone who supports the found libby against women? there's no way in rural 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 lula is, is pending lot of time in his relas amy and this is his lack is exactly to try to make those voters go to vote. if this race is titus must predict every single vote will count. especially here in ministry dice where mill brazilian president has ever won without winning this state. to see a human al jazeera boomer dean, you brazil. he was. how speaker nancy pelosi,

his husband as undergone surgery after being attacked at their home in san francisco. the suspect is believed have shouted, where is nancy before beating a 2 year old pool pillows with a hammer at the time? nancy pelosi was in washington dc with our security team. the 42 year old suspect has been charged with attempted homicide. when the officers arrive on see the encountered an adult nail and mr. policies, husband, paul, our officers observe myths, pelosi and the suspect, both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer away from mister milosevic and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took him into custody, requested emergency back up, and rendered medical aid. the suspect has been identified as 42 year old debit. the peppy will rosin jordan joins us live now from washington, dc, with more on the story. roth, so this was clearly

a very serious breach in security around nancy pelosi house. what more details i were hearing about the attack? well apparently as a man allegedly broke into the polo c home, which is a rather well known location in san francisco around 2 30 am local time. and apparently the man was trying to tie up paul pelosi. but there are numerous reports indicating that pelosi was able to call for emergency health. and that time the of man didn't realize that he had called for police. that's why the officer say that they witnessed the attack actually happening. now apparently paul pelosi suffered a fractured skull. as well as injuries to his right arm and to his hand. but he is out of surgery. the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi landed at san francisco international airport a short time ago and is on her way to the hospital to be with her husband. and she

has a issued a statement, thanking the country for their prayers and for their support. but she is asking for privacy while they try to deal, not just with her husbands injuries, but this is of course now a criminal case of the man at the suspect david to pappy has been charged with attempted homicide with elder abuse and with a few other felonies, they don't know yet though what the motive is. yeah. roles and according to the new york times of insecurity concerns of grown. so pressing since the january 6 attack that members of congress, a dipping into their own funds or using campaign monies to protect themselves. so how was the u. s. capital police force likely to respond to this? everything? well, this is really a matter of what the members of the house of representatives and the u. s. senate decide to do because the capitol police basically works for the members of congress . and unless there is both a statutory authority for the capitol police to expand their briette,

their brief as it were to protect the relatives of those members of congress and not just the members themselves. then you're going to see these legislators spending of their own congressional funds to provide for their security. we are in an environment here in the united states where there is not just growing distrust of politicians and of other government officials. but we're seeing an increase in attempts to attack these people who are engaged in public service. and so this is a matter that could very well be on the agenda when members of congress come back after the mid term elections. but it really does come down to, can they find the political will to actually expand the number of capital police, expand their authority to protect relatives, as well as other members of congress, and whether the american public is going to go along with it. one thing that we have seen throughout of friday has been this question of, well,

where's the secret service? the secret service doesn't have the authority to protect members of congress. their responsibility is limited to the executive branch. more for specifically to the president and the vice president and members of their families. right, arose jordan, life was there in washington, dc. ross. thank you. was more so to come here now to 0, including the catch of the day. but fishermen say their livelihoods are threatened by plans to protect waters around the time english and another. booking, we look at what catalyst trying to showcase in a football woke up one status ah color. the weather is lottie settled across a good part of north america, but we have got some lively showers long, dispose of rain and risk of flooding into the deep south,

very active area of low pressure rolling across texas. it does make its way further east was through sas de pushing across sir mississippi, alabama, rolling across louisiana some heavier downpours coming through here. and we are likely to see some flash flooding as a result of that. elsewhere, as you can see, it is largely dry up towards the northwest. yet we have got recent paces to fray more so there into where british columbia and that will to sink a little further south, which in these was as we go on into sunday. stainless, she dry some pleasant sunshine for many, but by sunday we'll see some wet weather. also sneaking up into the central place through the tennessee valley is inevitable ccb which stays fi and dry for the time being. find it right to across much of the western side. of the car, being some lovely sunshine in jamaica into cuba, haiti not too badly as well. seized the side of the region which will see the heaviest downpours as we go through the next day or so. sas day a thoroughly wet day, more heavy showers to across see or east, not as for

a time dry weather does come back in behind. meanwhile, across central america, it's sunshine and showers. ah ah ah ah

ah, welcome back, a quick amount of top stories here on al jazeera, the candidates in brazil's presidential ronald preparing for their last chance to win over undecided voters. president j bolton, ireland. challenge at luis and austria. luna da silva. are going head to head in the final debate before sundays, but 1000 of us how speak and nancy pelosi has undergone surgery after being attacked of couples, home in san francisco. the suspect is believed have shouted, where is nancy before beating 82 year old paupers? he with a hammer now palestine says it's considering seeking a un general assembly referral to the international criminal court at the hague. it would ask the court to decide of israel's occupation is legal. diplomatic editor. james begs as more from un headquarters in new york. the un security council discusses the israel palestine situation every single month. the palestinian

ambassador re edmond 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 doubt running 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. ready global legal forum, which is the i c, j to determine all of these manifestation they legality of occupation. is it league allow,

after 55 years of occupation ordered it to lead? i'm told the idea would be to wash the court whether the occupation is permanent and therefore illegal, all 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. to ukraine. now where fighting is intensifying and eastern, don bass as russia continues to bombard the cities of mc alive and back moot, its forces with the help of mercenaries on the wagner group, i edging closer to seizing the area as a beg reports from back moot. there is exchange of fire taking place between the ukrainians and the russians. the russians have made some gains, but they still not in blackmore, the ukrainians are said that they have managed to repel those attacks. and everywhere around us is signs of destruction. you can see the car burnt out behind

me. there's buildings on the other side, you can see that they've been damaged. for shelly shelling and rockets the powers out in this 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 back with. 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 in the us from the ukrainians are here in this earth in this city. but also many people are choosing to stain their sellers inside. even here, you can see that the are, the power cables are down. oh,

despite the energy crisis since the start of the war in ukraine, u. s. oil giant exxon mobil has smashed financial forecast recording its highest quarterly profit at nearly $20000000000.00. the figure surpassed wall street expectations and stock demands for the all giant to do more to lower gas prices, as castro has more $19700000000.00. that was exxon mobiles profit last quarter, nearly tripling over a year. u. s. competitor, chevron, and europe shell until tell energies also reported bumper earnings as russia's war and ukraine continues to push up energy prices and winter demand source. the price of crude oil has gone sharply higher. the price of natural gas has gone sharply higher. and the economics of refining crude oil into products like gasoline, diesel fuel, has also improved dramatically. us president joe biden has been pressuring energy

companies to use their earnings to expand production. but shell eggs on mobile and others have announced much of the bonanza will go to shareholders with exxon mobil ceo saying friday, there has been discussion in the us about our industry returning some of our profits directly to the american people. that's exactly what we're doing in the form of our quarterly dividend immediately after the announcement bite and tweeted, can't believe i have to say this, but giving profit to shareholders is not the same as bringing prices down for american families. and more pain is expected in november when the global oil supply will lose 2000000 barrels a day. thanks to cuts from opec plus the average price for a gallon of gas in the us is now $3.76. that is down from its peak, but still high for the average american. and that has a white house worried. i believe it on for management and

outlook generally by our government and by we're managing the economy with the u. s. mid term elections just days away. democrats fear high gas prices will cost the party it's control of congress biden has vowed consequences for saudi arabia for going through with the opec cuts. and he's releasing a 180000000 barrels from the u. s. strategic petroleum reserve to ease price pressures. but biden has resisted calls for the u. s. to join europe in imposing windfall taxes on the energy sector's profits soaring higher than ever before. hydro castro al jazeera washington unrest is growing in garners is economy face is a major crisis. prices of basic necessities, a soaring and protest as blame the government sent in money as the story. oh, the police didn't want this protest to happen. they banned it. we for the course to

rule, it can go ahead, but with strict limits on numbers, only 19 people were allowed to take part. this is not a gamma we fire on for. this is not a double cross. we move our caught hub in plots of those who are trying to suppress this country. and suddenly there will body are has guardianship. but this small march is a sign of larger discontent. gone as currency is plummeted against the dollar this past year. that's pushed up the price of import a time when inflation is already high. rooted fuel prices have more than doubled. we can't do anything with the go to the markets, whatever you have. what about both you have? you can't buy anything in the market. this is them. it's so hot and people have to check in and look at how the dollar is moving. foster is affecting business, is affecting almost everything in this country. protest her say corruption and bad policies. of course, the crisis abroad coalition of opposition groups and activists are putting pressure on the government to come up with solutions. this is the beginning of many,

many beautifully cub. if the condition is not evil, we will make their country ungovernable present. that arrow has been holding talks with business leaders to find a way to get the economy back on track. but on the streets, life is getting harder and patience is wearing thin. vincent martin al jazeera northern ireland is to hold fresh elections rights local deval government because of a continuing impasse of a post briggs arrangements for the region. hard line pro british units are boycotting the local parliament of what's called eat northern ireland protocol. so what is it? well, when the u. k, left e u trading arrangements changed, the e require strict checks to stop goods which don't meet either standards being imported into the islands and the rest of the u. k. that meant potentially creating a hard border between northern island, which is part of the u. k. and the republic of ireland and e u country. but that would rip apart the peace deal that ended decades of violence. so the u. k. m e u agreed a protocol meaning customs, jackson,

northern ireland for imports from the rest of the u. k. leading pro british unit as part of the d u. p. 's boycotting the parliament because it says the protocol treats northern ireland differently to the rest of the u. k. where we challenge reports 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 miss now head back to the polls, i hear it when parties say 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 wreck to 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 about it, 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. indivisible. there's not a single unionist who supports approval. 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 what i saw yesterday in the and the made them be chamber. peter mc reynolds is from the alliance party, was tries to bridge divisions between national list and union as communities. our 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 the 1998 good friday agreement. establish power sharing across the secretary and divide and prohibited any hard border with allen 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 in northern ireland, were predicted and, 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, laurie sharon's out as sarah fell fast. now a tiny island community of the coast of england says its future is being threatened because of proposals to ban fishing. holly island is home to dozens of species which the government says need protecting. and the heyward 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 the fishing is bound to 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, 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 3 of the all of a job. it's amazing and you get some beautiful days or, or you see dolphins swimming around. your holy island 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 gold. what happens out at say really to of the fact that the entire community because once this tidal causeway floods, holy island is cut off for 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. aside for the islands community, some of the fishing families work in hospitality. the other main industry on the island. the khali 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 that has been fishing here for

thousands of years. we know that it would be the absolute death know of this village. this has got wrenching, i, when i go to bed at night, i can't sleep must looks turning on line there thinking no one's ask no end. what reason is for this is just devastating. some wildlife campaign is say, the protected areas will offer a lifeline to the see. many here, a hope all they'll be able to carry on. i'm remain part of this islands, future m a. he would al jazeera in northern england. ah, cutter has summoned the german ambassador and protest are fritz interior minister, criticized the world cup host human rights record. cut our says comments by nancy phaser, what undiplomatic and provocative it insisted as reformed its labor laws. early this week, cut as emir shut me, been hammered out, fanny said his country has faced an unprecedented campaign of criticism. in the

build up to the world cup. organizers are hoping fans coming to cat. i will enjoy more than just football. the host nation is showcasing a range of venues with people who want to learn more about its culture and history . forest met reports from dog. ah. when they come here, realize how we care about marriage. katara national libraries hoping for more visitors during the world cup. now we are starting to visit the dual village. you can see by yourself doctor hum and bin abdul aziz al corey is deputy prime minister and the library is presidents. when you get in. it's like an open book. yes. when you go to the other buildings for the other libraries in the world, the big buildings for the floors. but as in the case here, and when a glance,

you can see all the books in the library. there are more than a 1000000 books here during the finals, there will be special events related to the world cup or leverage not only for the catalog or the architecture. that's the way to interact and co 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 a positive criticism. and it helped us because even our laws, which is the latin, our rules, we mother modernize our laws as is as it has become more comfortable to the human

race, is something that you achieve. and.