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hello, i'm emily angry. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up as ukrainian troops close in on her, on the president. let me push and put the call out for all civilians to leave the russian controlled c t. twitter employee on friday. jobless by saturday. math layouts are about to begin is new owner. a lawn mosque looks to cut the company's workforce by heart, and campaigning is in full swing with 4 days to go the races times ahead of the us midterm election. ah, welcome to the program. we begin in pakistan where the former prime minister in ron khan says he has information, a group of people planned to assassinate him. god has addressed the media for the 1st time since being wounded in a gun attack on thursday. his report is continuing to rally across the country. mm

. his party accuses prime minister chavez sharif. the interior minister and the head of intelligent services of attempting an assassination. but the government denies involvement. come all hide up has the latest from ms. lemme that his doctor informed everybody that he had received full bullard send his leg on and off to dad . emron con i speaking about the fact that he had already spoken in september about a conspiracy dagwoods housed in behind closed doors to eliminate him. and he had said that speech, he said that in case he is eliminated, that he had already left the recording which will name go sweeper, lowood and ward. but he also singled out of the country's prime minister, the interior minister, who am whom he blamed for extra judicial killings saying died one of the senior

officers of the intelligence job was enrolled in that particular conspiracy that they wanted to make it look like. there was a religious fanatic trying to kill him, ron khan, because he was against religion. they were trying to accuse him of blasphemy also thing that a former governor salomon talked seed was carried by his guard on the same grounds that he had committed black for me that they were trying to malign him. so indeed he had been divulging details. ah, no holds barred death and of god, singling out the government. he said that because he was prime minister, he also heard, so it says within the government, who warned him that dear tag would take place through avenues. now, when russia's president's his civilian should begin to leave ukraine's her son region. as caves, troops pushed further south, vladimir putin made the comments as he mount rushes. national day of unity on

friday is his 1st acknowledgment of how volatile the battle for hustling has become ukrainian forces have been advancing towards the city for weeks. the russian army says more than 5000 civilians are being evacuated every day. cave is describing the moves as a deportation to finish the victim. now of course, those living in hillstone should be removed from the dark with the most dangerous military actions of taking place. because the civilian population should not suffer from the selling from the offensive counter offensive, or any other reactions connected to the ongoing military activities. and terry force that is following developments from keith. there is a great deal of obscuring, of what exactly is happening in and around her son. but for some time now, russia has been urging and instructing the civilian population of that key city to fall back across the river into the area of a of the her,

some province on the other side of the need for river from the main city of her son, her son, one of the areas that russia recently annexed and said would be sovereign russian territory from now on. now, of that, a mere putin hasn't been speaking about it in those terms. up until now, but on this day has chosen to, on this national unity day or so, coming, coming back to some of his more familiar language in terms of fighting not sees the inevitability of the conflict with ukraine or the west trying to make an anti russia out of ukraine, but there has been a response to all this from the ukranian side as well. they are saying that sir, these evacuations of civilians amounts to forcible deportations, at least in some instances. and that the signal in coming from the train about the potential for military withdrawal, along with the a civilian withdrawal that the russians are effectuated. that, that could be some kind of a provocation that they may be trying to draw ukrainian troops into

a st battle inside her son. the crating intelligence has been talking for some time about the troops they're being reinforced. so there is a very difficult to ascertain picture around this very important city. but what is clear is that a lot of the fighting is now focused here, has been since the ukrainians announced their counter offensive back in august. and it's got more now from as that bag who has visited the village in his own region when taken by ukrainian forces. last month he spoke to residents about life and death ration, occupation. we still don't know what's exactly going on with her son offensive, but what we have heard is that the ukrainian military has taken back a village to day. why is that significant? well, when the ukrainians take back of small village or town, what lays ahead of them are open fields, which means that the russians have to retreat a considerable distance to get cover. and it also means ukrainians can move there

to reform and strike at a greater distance. now this village in her son was taken back by the ukrainians a month ago, but this school was hit just last week. now what that shows is that even though the russians may be retreating, the still able to strike targets an infrastructure at a considerable distance with their missiles. he equally things in it, while we spoke to people in this village, and they told us about their experiences whilst the russians were here. now we have not heard and i did not understand what kind of friend them's russians can have during the war. yet under the muzzle of machine guns, each 3, several soldiers whose machine guns accompanied people, forces them to what were you to have? this is a garage rocket. it destroyed everything, killed my ducks after the blood, i was pulling him out from under the rubble. because the animals will not cause i survived world war 2, but i never thought that the russians will attack us. they were here, i saw them,

they walked in every house and i wanted to say so much to them. but my son stopped me. he said, don't say anything to them, they will kill us again. although this village was taken back a month ago, we're still hearing constant artillery shelling and missiles being fight overhead and also the russians firing back. so although people here are trying to return to life as normal as it was before the russians were here, the war is still ongoing. foreign ministers from the g 7 group of nations, continuing with meetings in germany. high on the agenda were russia, war and crime. china's growing economic dominance and runs crackdown on protest is the ministers have also discussed food shortages in africa. step vast and is live for us in one step. hello, this step its something was a lengthy agenda for g 7 ministers. what ended up coming out of the 2 day meeting?

well, absolutely. i from the city of bees here, and minster as the foreign minister from germany has called it because of a very important peace treaty signed here. in 1648, the g 7 foreign ministers have really declared that it's an acceptable that so plotting me put in has used as a nuclear threat, this nuclear rhetoric. and they also said if any of these nuclear weapons are going to be used, they will definitely respond very strongly. the same has also been sat in beijing by chancellor olaf shows. he also said that these nuclear threats have basically a stepped aligned. i have overstepped a line and the chinese prime minister has also said that he wants to prevent that there's going to be any escalation. so this is very interesting. and also here that she 7 foreign ministers have sat, they want to help ukraine through the winter. a lot of energy infrastructure has been severely damaged. more than 40 percent,

the ukrainians have sat. so they really need help. according to the g 7 administers, they're going to sant generate us, but they also got has had experts, but also they want a defense miss house systems to prefab, a russia from attacking more of these energy as infrastructure system to make sure that the ukrainians are not going to be cold and in the dark in the next coming months. and oh, this was happening as the german chancellor was in bay. jing a meeting with president, change in ping. how did that come to play as china was also tough of the agenda for g 7 minutes diff, yet? i was definitely interesting because i had of the visit. there was a lot of criticism offered, chancellor shoals traveling now to be jing, there was a demand from a united states also not to hand over any critical infrastructure or any control. the critical infrastructure that came after the chancellor agreed to sell

a stake in the hamburg port through the chinese shipping company costco. there was a risk within the german coalition about this, an analog elaine. a bad book with us during the press on from about this says 5 within the government and she said that it's good to have this discussion and they had a difference of opinion, but they definitely wanted this dialogue. they see china as an important partner, s sholtes has also said when he was visiting beijing. all right, we really appreciate the update as always at best and live for us in want to thank you. moving on now in a large number of staff and social media jain, twitter are anxiously awaiting to find out if they still employed with many saying they've already been locked out of their work. email accounts, believe a lot mosque acquired the social media platform last week. a mass layer fees underway. and now the companies facing a class action lawsuit from some for my employees. about 7 and

a half 1000 people worked for the company, which is banks down of san francisco. let's bring in rob reynolds, who joined us from san francisco. rub great to have you on the program. what more do we know about these job cuts? well, emily, the job cuts have begun according to a notification given to employees through e mail yesterday, they will be notified a whether they have a job or not, but don't expect to see other streams of people leaving the building behind me carrying cardboard boxes full of their family, photos, and desk memorabilia. everybody is going to be fired or not by e mail. and many twitter employees have gone on twitter to use quite colorful language to describe what they believe is

a callous and impersonal way of telling them about whether they're going to lose their jobs or not. as you mentioned, emily, about half of the 7500 people who work at twitter are expected to get the acts. must completed the $44000000.00 merger. ah, not merger, but acquisition rather ah, last month a last week and immediately fired the ceo and most of the senior staff, he says he's gonna lift all restrictions. ah, that he's a free speech absolutist. but at the same time that the, the a platform will not become a sort of a hell scape of misinformation. what about the state of the company financially run, given that some advertises now we're beginning to withdrawal? well that's right. it is significant. the number of advertisers including big names

like general motors, audi, volkswagen la general mills, the food company here in the united states. they've all suspended their ads. and mosque has actually gone on twitter saying that the company has suffered a massive drop in revenue as a result of what he called the activities of unnamed activists who are pressuring the company. are pressuring these advertising companies to stay away from truth or also some number of celebrities are bailing on twitter. are saying that they don't want to be associated with it. again, it all comes back to this idea that there will be a significant li, significantly more lenient form of moderation. and that there are fears that misinformation and hate speech will proliferate on twitter and companies don't want to be associated with that. prominent people also don't want to be associated with

that. and as you mentioned, there is a federal class action lawsuit that has been father was filed thursday night i here in san francisco, a saying that the company that mosque has not abided by the terms of a federal law that requires 60 days notice, and other protections for employees, when there are massive layoffs at a company with, with a large number of employees, how that's going to affect what's going on right now. we don't know exactly, but there is that the complicating factor in what is already a very murky. and so some would say crazy situation at twitter engage plenty of moving parts to the story. thank you very much for bringing us up to spade. robert reynolds law for us in san francisco. still ahead announce is a run. it's an oris, be a very, very best see in our hearts it said no, never go away. how a fail social experiment in denmark still haunt,

survive is taken from their families 70 years ago. and a frenzy in argentina is woke up, fans looked to complete their ticket collection. ah hello. we've got wet weather in the forecast for the middle east over the next couple of days that mainly across northern park. see this band of clout here all the way down across queue weight running across iran, bringing some snow there into afghanistan, a western disturbance which will gravity make its way across the far north west of, in the are more the same as we go through where sunday shall was longer suppose if i just nothing a little further south was you, you know, to say i know them around seeing some showers just coming back in behind. a chilly, normally when setting in here,

as you try up towards the events at that time dry and 5 across a good part of the arabian peninsula. but you can see some wet or whether they're into central parts of the mediterranean, affecting greece, making its way across italy. nasty little le system, this one which will bring some heavy showers to into the far north of virtue nicea, as we go through the next day or so brisk, wind or rattling through open algeria could see some wet weather as well. much of north africa is largely dry down towards west africa, showers, not as intense as they have been recently, but they are still there. we'll see the shower, a standing across coastal fringes of liberia as we go through the next day or so. plenty a shout into the heart of africa where to weather, just coming into our botswana into as in bob way and also south africa. ah, climate break down is real. i'm this getting worse. despite all the signs i'm

reporting. why aren't we doing whole? that's the question journalists tally, right, tries to answer this series. i'm looking at climate breakdown from a different perspective. i want to understand how power money, she destructiveness and deception have come to shape our school to the crisis. we're all hail the plumber coming through on al jazeera. ah ah ah, hello you what she go to 0. i'm emily ang, when he is a reminder of our top stories this, our pakistan's, former prime minister in ron. com says he has information, a group of people planned to assassinate him. gone has addressed the media for the

1st time since being warned in a gun attack on thursday. russia's president says, civilian should begin to leave ukraine's hassan region as keeps troops. bush bo this south vladimir per to made the comments as he mount to russia's national j of unity on friday. and twitter is facing class action lawsuit from some former employees who say they were not given enough. notice of them being made redundant staff members at the social media company say they've already been locked out of they work email accounts, 1000000000 a long musk acquired twitter last week. france and germany are asking if these new far right lead government to grant a safe port to nearly 1000 people on 3 ships in the central mediterranean. some have been stuck at sea for more than 2 weeks. is sonia k, go were exhausted. and that see for days,

with no way of knowing when that journey will end. for the past week is over. crowded, rescue ship has been sailing and international waters near sicily, with no permission to land. and those safe from the sea getting more desperate as supplies run out and facilities breakdown. as you can see, there is so many of us nearly 600 people, women, old people and children. we don't have enough space to sleep. we are sleeping down on the floor and it's very cold that morning and at night actually the situation is becoming deaf to day more difficult. the team in the ship, they do whatever they can. he give us all the resources that they've got, but it's difficult for that. almost 1000 people, including more than 100, unaccompanied miners, a currently on board 3 humanitarian rescue ships operated by european and jose. yet there's been no answer to the requests to help the countries nearest to them. we

already sent before for the for and to request the plato 52 month. and actually we already sent to request from our to be on thursday, and we only received 4. marla replied that our request as being for about 2 to competent alternative, which is that minister minister puffing up the challenge lines and convincing it to leave new right wing lead government, its prime minister, georgia maloney has made it a priority to stop migrant boat landings. putting former interior minister mateo saline in charge of port as a new infrastructure minister saline himself is facing charges of kidnapping of the prevented a $147.00 asylum seekers disembarking back in 2019 maloney's hard line rhetoric on n g. a vessels has not changed, putting her on

a collision course with other european union members. with worsening weather conditions on their way, those trapped at sea remained pawns in europe's continuing debates of emigration. sonya guy eggo al jazeera 22 children from going greenland were taken to denmark's capital copenhagen for a social experiment 70 years ago. only 6 of them are still alive in their seeking answers as to why they were forced to take part in the project. i shall, i hope barbara spoke with one of them. helena thiessen spends all was recalling the past. her childhood memories are vivid. she still remembers where the 2 men came to take her from her little house. you nuke the capital of greenland 70 years ago. she was taken to a ship preparing to sail for a long journey to denmark. why should i go up that leave my mother?

why didn't my mother set yesterday that i feel me so lonely and when we could separate i every night or shy? helena was among 22 and knew what children chosen for a social experiment carried out by danish authorities in 1951. the goal was to turn often children into members of a more than grey land, but not all of them were orphans. when they arrived in copenhagen, some were sent to an orphanage and others to forster families. journalist unacquainted chin herman says the experiment was part of a danish scheme in the 1950s to maintain control over his former arctic colony. so the plan was to show the rest of the world that greenland was a natural part of denmark and needed to remain part of denmark through integration rather than autonomy. and this is where the children come in to the picture. helena

spent almost 2 years in denmark, she was told never to use gray land dick language. and when she later went home, she struggled to communicate with her family members. why didn't she answer me? and then a little after she answered me and said something. and it was like my laugh, broken because i could not understand her. the experiment was a failure. by the time the children were we united with their families. 2 years later, they say that fell traumatized. that child hoots shattered. it took the government decades so apologize. but helena still feels angry and hurt. it's a r s p a very a very bad thing in, oh ha. said no. what never go away. only 6 of those forced to take part in the

experiment are still alive. we know little about the others. apart from some has suffered mental health problems and alcohol abuse and one who took his own life and all of life would never be the same again. she never managed to reconcile with her mother who couldn't overcome the regret of letting her child be taken away from her . a story that serve as a reminder of what helena describes as a dock chapter in denmark. history has about era copenhagen. south korea military has deployed fighter jets after detecting around 180 north korean war plains near the border. it comes after a series of nissan launches by p on yang. rob mcbride, hansel light, it's from south korea's capital sol. a lot of military aircraft activity happening the length of the korean peninsula, both north and south. the south korean military have announced that during the day from late morning local time through to mid afternoon. here they have been

detecting flights by around 180 military aircraft of different types in north korea right across the, at the breadth of the north korean part of the peninsula. but some of those aircraft movements have been close enough to the dmc that separate the 2 korea to trigger the scrambling of its own south korean jets in response as a precaution. so they have announced that said during that the day they have a scramble to total of 80 aircraft. they're taking to the air among them, the latest f, 35 fighter jets. now it, all of this activity from north korea seems to be in direct response to ad drills, which have been taking place jointly between south career and us air force. it's all week involving some 240 military aircraft. this is enraged at the north as it often does, these joint military exercises the us mid term elections a less than a week away and insane as the most consequential version,

the generation which is 0 speaks to, to voters with their vision for the us. hi, i'm right, give lunney. i just got naturally today. i'm officially a us citizen. now i'm super excited to be participating in the voting process. the same around my name is maureen cruz, and i voted in every election that i've been eligible for that since 1970. i think if you look at globally, there's a lot going on right now, right. we already see the oil prices sort of shooting off b, c, all the russia ukraine, war going on at the same time. china trying to become a supercar. we have multiple problems. people don't have a living wage. housing prices are, you know, skyrocketing counterpart homes, student debt, that's an outrage to outrage. you see the inflation rates to the roof. so for us, the family that's becoming harder and harder to be in a decent livelihood. we also see that and we're hitting a lot about recession coming. there's been really

a devolution of quality of life for people in this country. and i think that's why people are on edge. you wouldn't have january 6th, if people felt comfortable in their life. and of the b, b, r, a democracy. we all should be abiding by the law and the constitution. and then there are individuals who sort of try to become more and above the constitution. i think it's, it's dangerous to any democracy. people are feeling disrespected and they are, our government has been disrespecting people. and we need to get back to respecting our humanity. a fundraiser, a former us president donald trump has been cleared of acting as an agent of the united arab emirates. tom barrick was charged with using his influence in trumps 2016 presidential campaign to push you a policy interests. for barrick, testified his interactions were as part of his ro,

running investment firm colony capital. the u. a invested $374000000.00 in his company in 20172018 children and they've parents are caught up in the hunt for football. world cup stick is installs around argentina, but it seems there are not enough to make demand. to raise bow reports on the frenzy from one a series. on the world cup frenzy is puleo and in origin tina. but people are not only anxious to fill you in a messy on the field. they're also trying to feel their panini sticker albums. look, i've got a that comes to this platter every weekend to try to find missing stickers. they can see it's hard to find all the stickers just a few blocks away. there is a kiosk that both packets of them. i buy those and then i come here to try to change them. i the young and the elderly get together here to exchange stickers. these are informal swap meets happening because they have been in short supply and

we send weeks. the stickers have been a world cup tradition in argentina for decades, but they have become very, very difficult to find and that's why hundreds and hundreds of people are coming to class as like this one in when a site is to try to find the sticker, their new thing experts say the lack of stick, resist you 2 pennies in capacity to meet the demand, which is estimated to be up 40 percent since the last world cup. the reasons why very, but one of them could be that it's likely to be message last world cup and people here are crazed at the possibility of him. finally lifting the trophy, the government was forced to intervene and mediate between panini and angry shopkeepers who didn't have enough stock to sell for a lyrical desperate mothers come with their children and they look at me and say, please tell me, you have stickers. i have to say are darned, a mother told me the other day. do you know what my son is doing? he's drawing.