both in defining mid term elections, the results could see biden and the democrats lose that congress majority november on al jazeera. what's going on in vladimir putin's mind right now? could this war go? nuclear is being on that front team. the golden ticket to electro victory. can americans agree on any immigration policy? is there a middle ground between 0 tolerance and open borders? the quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line. ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello, i am emily anguish. this is the news ally from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes

. mass lay off. sorry about to begin at social media giant twitter. as new warner, ellen musk looks to cut the company's workforce by ha pakistan's former prime minister emron. com claims a group plotted to assassinate him. as he speaks from hospital after a gun attack. merely a 1000 migrants remain stranded in the mediterranean as many european nations reject their request to dawn. and as ukrainian troops closing on her san president vladimir virgin puts out a call for all civilians to leave the russian controlled city. i'm far as mild with all the latest of world cub news if it's president rights to all for you. 2 nations taking part to asking them to focus on football in katara and avoid political battle. ah,

we begin this news hour with the large number of staff at social media giant twitter waiting to find out if they've still got jobs. as part of a mass lay off 1000000000 a lawn mask acquired the social media platform last week. the companies facing a class action lawsuit from some former employees, they say under federal law, they weren't given enough notice. they'd been fired about 7500 people work for the company based in san francisco mosque has indicated he may fire half that workforce . let's bring in rob reynolds, who joins us from san francisco. hello there, rob. what more do we know about these job cuts? well, emily, apparently the great firing has begun that twitter the accompanies employees were notified on thursday to be on the lookout for a, a. notice that there were about whether they'll have their jobs or not. but unlike

in some companies in the past, then the employees who are going to be let go are not going to get a face to face termination interview. instead, they will be fired online on e mail. that is the mosque method of human resources management apparently. and many of the employees who are at risk or, or have already been locked out of the companies internal um, platforms are using quite colorful language on twitter to the, to describe what they see as a callous and impersonal way of telling him that they've lost their jobs now must completed the $44000000000.00 acquisition of the social media platform. one of the most influential in the world, by the way, ah, last week and immediately fired. ah, it's senior executives including it, c e o. the new owner says he is ultimate intention,

is to take the company private. that is a complex regulatory affair that could take at least a year or more to complete. he also says he wants the of the users of twitter to pay a fee, a perhaps $20.00, perhaps $8.00 he's, he's gone back and forth a bit on that to verify their identities on twitter so that they're, they're known to be who they really say they are and not bots or trolls. and he also wants the what, however many employees ah, remain after the blood letting to stop there working from home or remote work. what he has to come back into the office and clock in just as if they were working in a factory. so this naturally as upset the employees and it's upset users as well because of because musk describes himself as a free speech. absolute ists. and the absolute best and there is fear that he will

relax, standards against misinformation and hate speech on the twitter platform, which is used by so many people in government, in entertainment, politics and elsewhere. and rob, what about the state of the company financially, particularly is when hearing advertises, anal withdrawing. yeah, of musk himself tweeted that the company has suffered a massive shortfall in revenue. as a result, he said of unspecified activists pressuring advertisers. companies like general motors, general mills, audi, volkswagen and others have suspended their ads on twitter a lot. a number of of the celebrities and entertainers have left the platform saying that i want to have anything to do with it. and many analysts believe that

if the of read if, if in fact twitter does relax, some of these, this content moderation involving hate speech and other controversial information or misinformation. that there will be a mass exodus of people in responsible positions who don't want to be associated with that remains to be seen, emily, but as you mentioned, there's a, there's a law suit now that's been filed on behalf of. busy employees saying that a mosque has violated the what's called the war and act which wires under federal law that the companies give 60 days notice of mass lay offs at large companies. and that there are several other lawsuits filed here in san francisco in california state court. so ah, less work for twitter employees more work for lots of lawyers in day. thank you very much for the update to rob reynolds live for us in san francisco. that brings us to our guest now and kathy creighton, who's a lawyer and director of canal

a university school of industrial and labor relations. she joins us from buffalo in new york. kathy, thanks so much for being on this news. our. i want to pick up on what rob said in just a moment, but firstly, what's your initial reaction to this mass firing of twit, his staff? well, an attorney who represented workers and unions and these are really agree just acts and pretty in humane way to start your tenure out with twitter. so ilan must have, as you know, has been given multiple hundreds of millions of dollars in new york for public subsidies to start a tesla plant here in buffalo. and he never made good on his promises there. and he's not making good on his promises with his twitter employees. what's your understanding of the lawsuits that have been far what laws have been potentially

violated here? for example, how much notice should work is be given if they are going to be fight. so just to understand generally in the united states of america, labor laws are usually quite weak for employees. and if i was just an employee of twitter and i was going to be laid off or just a small number, employees would be laid off. you could be laid off with no notice and no severance pay. and then you'd have to apply for unemployment in your state, which is in new york, a maximum of $500.00 a week for $26.00 weeks. when you have a mass layer or a plant closing, then there is a federal law called a warrant act that stands for the worker adjustment and retreat retraining notification act. that was passed fairly recently in the last couple decades to protect workers. so that would have a little notice from their employer and they get 60 days notice in california,

if of, if 50 or more employees are laid off and the employer does not get the written. notice then employees, there's a little more haft to that law. the employees or the employer would be penalize $500.00 per day per employee. and if the employees incur any medical expense, a jury that notification time when they did not get notification, they can be paid that amount. so if there is a twitter employee who are in the next 10 days are laid off and then they suffer something catastrophic, like a cancer that is found that they have cancer and they have huge medical bills then . and then eli must could be on the hook for that. what about the fact that this is a global company? how much does the international element of things complicate workers' rights and whether or not they take legal action? well, i think it depends on where the employees are located,

and in this case i believe they're located in california. so california law would apply, or i believe the california courts would take jurisdiction. so it depends where employees are located and it does make it more complicated because we have different laws that protect employees very differently throughout the throughout the world. certainly is complicated. we appreciate your insights. thank you very much. catherine creighton from a canal at university, the director of the school of industrial and labor relations. thank you. thank you . thinking for the 1st time since being shown pakistan's, former prime minister in ron khan says he believes a group of people tried to assassinate him. his p t i part he says, prime minister shop as sharif interior minister and head of intelligence services to blame. but the government denies involvement as lay a hunting report. the former prime minister m ron con, planned

a protest caravan across pakistan, demanding elections be held a year earlier, and the current prime minister resign. then on thursday, a few days into his 300 kilometer journey to the capital. he was shot in the leg, the supporters say it was an assassination attempt and blame the current prime minister. something in the government denies. now in stable condition, con, address the media for the 1st time since the attack dog went in. and if this was synchronized, i wouldn't have survived this because i fell one of the shooters thought i'd died and left if the sleeves take control. and if we accept this, then this isn't what pakistan was made from. con was removed from office in april after and no confidence in parliament did he since held rally across pakistan.

seeking to rebuild support on a monitor land in ron. come is our red line and now they cross. we want peace, but the rule is don't him on con, always advise us to stay calm, but now they shot him. we're waiting for him to get better. and after that we'll see what to do for my not be that i can says we have to live and die here in pakistan. they will run out of bullets, but no p t i support is the governing pakistan people's party is struggling to bring the economy out of crisis. something it blames on cons administration, but he didn't deliver the full year. the economy was down down, the foreign policy was being challenged all over the world, pockets and losses. right. ability concepts. he plans to join the 10s of thousands of his supporters to continue the march with the plan sit in the capital. once he has recovered, police have lined the street in preparation of the messages,

but if i think civil supremacy in buckets for the people, it's very important that the voice be heard and they determine who will be the next government who will be the next to the it should not happen in the killers jewels. it should be by the board of the federal government that runs as lama bod has indicated that any deviation from approved protest plants will be met with force. leah hardy al jazeera. from all at spring in camel hotter, who is in islam a bad hello the command. what else to the him run con, say and didn't make any moves to ease the tension across the country. well, you can understand that enron con, and their supporters are angered by what happened and was either bod, on thursday, when his convoy was moving, or do i snail base toward islamabad?

and obviously, dad angered has now, oh, come on to their streets. in fact, to day they were broad debts across the country. in the city of karachi, the bullies used bat dawns and fire gear, guess a deer gas canisters to disperse the crowd in islamabad. it regarded most of the same scenes when to protect stared into police, fort pitched battered on a gay bridge that connects his saw bod redraw while bendy. but what beeper head are beginning to understand that the owner of responsibility for loy lowering the political temperature rests with the government. the government has also taken a very, a hard line pollution, specially after that is such a nation are damned within 15 minutes. so if it did release the radio all flaw, dear, say land, one of deer say linz, but good. now we're daunted at the number of law i sat syndrome and war of at least

more than one for shaw and dagwoods proven by the fact that they have discovered god m d k single visorio drive for the 7.62 millimeter, that word of god explain the automatic fire that doggett a d a. m. ron hahn and his leadership on top of that container. and a fagged edward in 15 minutes that radio was aired on state t v. despite the fact that the government as clam down on no reporting as far as him, ron france, conway is concerned days heavy censorship that is going on. so the owners of responsibility definitely on the government or try to lower the political temperature, but didn't do minister has taken a very hard line position in. and he has a requisition, tens of thousands of law security forces. but the netherland act of god is needing to more anger against the government. is that was my next question. come on. what

some mood like across the country has him run cons press conference just bolstered his support. well 1st of all, that a fascination or dam pads that created a wave of sympathy for him. so definitely didn't have a strong position. it should not be forgotten. dad, he's won a landslide rick trades on endorsed by elections that road the writing on the wall that he's become the most popular leader in the country. the ruling coalition, which consists of 1300 to go to parties, had been unable to tackle emron han, although he is a one man 40 dap august on that he can solve his problem. probably the most ball forward bought in the country right now. so that said, the lord about the government had said he's now and now in stuff that day will be broadest until those 3 people that he named awarded behind the conspiracy to

assassinate him. i sac keys off the military chief to take action to do something about this. so indeed his popularity did not raining, but people in by august on understand that the implications of hydrant political incident, in fact, go to dears. not going to do the country. and he got a country's already in an economic crisis and had cannot afford to go a deposit of confrontation. emron finance also said that he's going to come to islamabad as soon as he gets a little better. and at the margin it's all bought will continue. so what happened within the next few days and reach will be crucial as far as spa gaston, and it's pointed to the stability stance on. indeed, thank you very much for that update. come, i'll hide a live for us in islamabad. thank you. plenty more head on this news hour, including campaigning in full swing with 4 days to go the right time ahead of the

us midterm elections. it will always be a very, very bad thing. no one never go away. how a failed social experiment in denmark still haunts survivors, taken from their families 70 years ago on the houston astros closing in on the world series, title of fire will have all the action coming up in court and little license ah, france and germany are asking each leaves new far right lead government to grind, to say port to nearly $1000.00 people on the 3 ships in the central mediterranean. some have been stuck at sea for more than 2 weeks. and sonia gay, go reports exhausted. and that see for days,

with no way of knowing when that journey will end. for the past week, this overcrowded rescue ship has been sailing in international waters, nestle with no permission to land. and those say 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 give us all the resources that it got. but it's difficult for the 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 plato, 52 month time, 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 the minister minister puffing up the challenge lines and convincing italy's 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 ports 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 up si remain pawns in europe's continuing debates of immigration clinic. i echo al jazeera i'd bring in nicola stella, who is on a search and rescue rather coordinated for so as mid to ron a, he joins us on the ocean viking ship, one of those vessels in the mediterranean international waters. nicola, thanks so much for being on this news, our firstly, what's it like on the boat right now describe the conditions so any question because i understand what are the conditions like on the boat at the moment? the conditions are the yeah, the conditions are tough to stand at the moment and we have people from all of that

had been rescued up to 14 days ago. and then the 1st before we left today it, some of them had spent several days. let's see. and their condition is the worst mean the by the day because of this, a long waiting on because the medical condition and need a commodity on the deck that the at the suffering, the spirit in leave before taking this in and especially you have to wait the commissioner, even tougher, because we're wondering, deteriorated c b and we have no winds that are becoming stronger and stronger when we saw the ocean. viking is care. i'm actually trying to seek the best possible shot. the i just wanted elements, but still it makes it difficult for these people are in dire need to over

to somebody in the hospital. what about issues such as food sanitation, how would they being managed on board of boyd? i mean, these people are obviously not in conditions where they can, can sleep easily. what do you have enough food? can you talk us through that? a supplies of everything that is a necessity to provide a medical needs about us that maybe it supplies that that meant meant to ask for a stop. and then in the supplies at the moment, i mean low, we still have some interest in becoming

a for this what legally, who has the responsibility to help these people? so i'm going to shoot that he has a duty to the left of the nationality, not on the nation. and this is the united states by the international convention, so that you can see that you're on the, on demand by the face to support for making the patient from the from the people and the

nation of the place, the safety of the patient donated. so this might be possible to show the doctor and the office, but all the other states that i able to cease to have the sheet that i have. and when should somebody as soon as possible, that would mean to be sure, some of the things on the nicola, just briefly before i let you go, if you have one message to these european governments, what would it be? go back to the handle of the convention that com and then that's it. that's all this whole thing.

you know what about to say to creation and to ensure that they still like to get an active move. it was like in the night, you know, and we continue to do that by the lights and expect states that are going to affect that. thank you very much for your insights. nicole last lie, a search and rescue coordinator with submitted terrain. ne, he's joining us from on board one of those ships in the mediterranean waters. thank you. moving on now and rushes, president says civilian should begin to leave ukraine's his own region as keeps troops push further south. let me put him by the comments as he mount rushes

national. dave unity on friday. it's his 1st acknowledgment of how well is how the battle for her thong has become ukrainian. forces had been advancing towards the city for weeks. the russian army says more than 5000 civilians are being evacuated every day. the key is describing the move as deportation to finish the victim. now of course, those living in hillstone should be removed from the zone with the most dangerous military actions taking place. because the civilian population should not suffer from selling from the offensive counter offensive, or any other reactions connected to the ongoing military activities. and harry force, it has more 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 full back across the river into the area of

a of the her san 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, a very me put and hasn't been speaking about it in those terms. up until now. but on this day has chosen to, on this national unity day, also are 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 it has been a response to all this from the ukrainian side as well. they're saying that sir, these evacuations of civilians amounts to forcible deportations, at least in some instances. and that the signaling 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 the 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. still ahead on al jazeera indies capital chokes in smog. why ever winter pollution tends to be deli, and what many call a living hell. and a look behind the scenes, a cat has high tech solution to manage crabs during the world hub. fara has the details coming up in schools. ah

hello, we've got wet weather in the forecast for the middle east over the next couple of days that mainly across northern part exceeded band of trout 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 is 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 la 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, a brisk wind or rattling through open algeria could see some wet weather as well. much of north africa is largely dry. dental's, 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, the generation football me to lead players using that platform for good. the most important thing is given access to opportunities. you know, well the world can be seen in different ways and highlights how the world's most popular game is helping change lives. and communities. mall federer ation asked me to help evacuate the youth national players because their lives are at risk generation. for coming soon on al jazeera, we should do a lot more than what we do highlands, he's a crime, and we can change things. it's time for a memorable holiday with pegasus. it's time for turkey. set sail for new

discoveries. enjoy. have new experiences. hit the shops, make wonderful memories. travel to turkey with pegasus, and with direct flights to istanbul and tribe zone book your ticket now for a memorable holiday. c y p g. yes, for our best prices. oh, a hello. you're watching 0. i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories. this, our twitter is facing a class action lawsuit from some former employees who said they weren't given enough notice of the firing staff members of the social media company said they've

already been locked out of a work email accounts, really in a long mask as why and twitter last week, pakistan's former prime minister in ron con, says he has information a group of people plan to fascinate him, has addressed the media for the 1st time since being wounded in a gun attack on thursdays and rushes, president civilians should begin to leave ukraine tests on the region, as keith troops push for the south, let me put in made the comments as he marked russia's national unity on friday. south korea military has deployed fighter jets after detecting around 180 north korean war plains me the border. it comes after a series of nissan launches by appeal yang. rob mcbride has the latest from south korea capital, sol, a lot of military aircraft activity happening the length of the korean peninsula.

they're 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, a 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 during the day they have a scramble, the total of 80 aircraft. they're taking to the air among them, the latest f, 35 fighter jets. now it's all of this activity from north korea and 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 and these

fresh sanctions come of south korea as defense minister ministers on a visit to the us jung. so li met defense secretary lloyd austin on thursday as bring in the white house correspondent, kimberly helical. hello, the kimberly. what's the latest out of washington on this news? well, what i can tell you is if the white house is deeply concerned about the constant provocations that are coming out of north korea, in fact, the latest from one of the top national securities folks, people, john kirby, is that what the white house is most worried about is that these provocations for north career now happening on a daily basis. and this is something that the white house is condemning now. oh, what this is really of most of worrisome to the white house is that this is not only leading to kind of broader instability in the peninsula,

but the wider region as a whole. and the feeling is this can't go on for much longer. and other words, the exact wording of the national security spokesperson is that the things are quickly approaching a tipping point. and so the question becomes, what happens then? well, the white house is taking this provocation seriously in conjunction with the is partners of allies, namely south korea and japan. and, well, the white house says that the invitation for north korea to sit down at the table to resolve this diplomatically without pre conditions, is an invitation that remains on the table so far that has been rebuffed. and so as a result with the white house, the saying is this is a simply, there is no other choice, but to step up those joint bilateral. and in some cases, trilateral military exercises. so what does that mean? what does that look like? that means this is a show for us to not only improve defense capabilities,

but also to really demonstrate those defense capabilities to north korea as some sort of deterrent. and kimberly, what about what the white house it early this week about north korea allegedly supplying shells to the russian military. any further developments on those claims? well, we've been talking for some weeks now about to russia and the, the reporting that has been out there now about it getting assistance from iran. now, the latest intelligence that has recently been disc declassified appears to indicate that there is also assistance that is now coming from north korea and is coming in the form of artillery shells to russia for use in ukraine. now, what the white house is saying is that there is a lot of effort that is under way to hide the actions of this sort of per clearance . in other words, it's going through north africa. it is being funneled through the middle east,

allegedly. and what we're hearing is that the numbers of artillery shells are not insignificant again, according to the national security council, but, and this is a big but what we're being told is, well, the number shelves being sent to be used in ukraine by russia is not insignificant . what we're also being told is it's not a large enough number to alter in any way the momentum of that conflict in russia's favor. appreciate the update as always. kimberly, how can our white house correspondent there? thank you. still in the us and the midterm elections are less than a week away and it's seen as the most crunch sequential vote in the generation. al jazeera speaks to 2 votes with their visions for the us are, i'm ruth delani. i just got no choice today. i am officially a us citizen. i am super excited to be participating in the voting process. this them are own 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 only see the oil prices sort of shooting up, be see 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 outreach. you see the inflation rates to the roof. so for us as a family that's becoming harder and harder to sustain a decent livelihood. we also see that and we are heading a lot about recession coming. there's been really a devolution of the 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 lives. 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, it's dangerous to any democracy. people are feeling disrespected and they are our government spend disrespecting people and we need to get back to respecting our humanity. cut out his dress at jealous should never be the target of violence or killings. the comments were made to you in a meeting in vienna, marking 10 years since it released its action plan for the safety of the profession . 35 journalists have been killed while working this year alone. one of them was al jazeera is sharina abu clare, the palestinian american, was shot dead by israeli forces, while on assignment in the occupied west bank. back in may, members of the international community have condemned her killing and continue to call for an investigation. 22 children from greenland where tank into denmark's capital, copenhagen not for

a social experiment 70 years ago. only 6 of them are still alive and they are seeking answers as to why they were forced to take part in the project. a hashem aha! barrett spoke to one of them. helena thiessen spence are was recalling the past. her childhood memories are vivid. she still remembers when the 2 a man 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 my, as i said yes to that. i feel me so lonely and when we could so bit 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 force their 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 into 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 a little after she says, i'm sorry and said something. and it was like my life

broken because i could not understand her. the experiment was a failure. by the time the children were were united with their families. 2 years later, they say that fell traumatized. the child hoots shattered. it took the government decades to apologize, but helena still feels angry and hurt. it's an arrest. be a very, very bad thing. in our hearts, it said no one, never go away. unless 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. helena's 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 dark chapter in denmark's history. how she brought about al jazeera copenhagen activists had splashed pea soup on a vincent van golf masterpiece in italy. and vowing that protest will continue until more attention paid to climate change. the 1888 painting entitled the sour was exhibited in rome behind glass and wasn't damaged. protest is then glued themselves to the wall. it's been reported for people have been arrested. climate activists have previously attacked the works and by claude manet and leonardo citizenship. a pollution in you jelly is soaring to dangerous levels, sparing coals to shut schools in the indian capital. 50 percent of government officials have been asked to work from home as alexandra buyers for poor. this

is what hazardous air pollution looks like. the 20000000 residents of new delhi are breathing smog. some of the cities, most famous sites, now hidden in some areas, levels of pollution are nearly 40 times the maximum recommended by the world health organization. it goes to them to go to go to god. i feel a shortage of oxygen in the plants and trees are dying. there's no greenery in the pollution levels. very high. the government's asking people to stay inside diesel cars and trucks are banned from entering the capital. construction has been stopped in some factories close. the government announced primary schools will be shut from saturday, following calls from parents and other groups. very good from old grandfather berg . but when we wake up in the morning, we feel that we should not send our children to school. the conditions are so bad that when we go to our balcony, we feel difficulty him breathing, but a lot of new delhi is the world's most polluted capital. one study found more than

17000 deaths in 2019. were linked to air pollution. every winter it's blanketed in smog as cold, heavy air traps, dust and pollution. another major cause is crop burning by farmers in the neighboring states of punjab and haryana. a problem that is often politicized with opposition parties seizing on who is to blame, but are leaking from us back off from out on the issues. double burning can be resolved by assisting the farmers know but cussing them. the central government in india's ruling bra tier janetta party should apologize to the pharmacist that have blaming them. the should also apologize to the residence of delhi, the chief ministers of punjab and deli, say they're doing all they can to tackle pollution, but are calling on federal and state governments to work together. prime minister in a rend remedy has said india will aim to stop emitting greenhouse gases by 2070. that's

2 decades later than a goal adopted by the u. s. and at least 10 years later than china. back in the city, this smog is expected to last for days, and more emergency measures are planned. but without major changes, the millions of people who live there will have little choice, but to adapt to what's fast becoming a new normal. alexandra buyer's al jazeera. ah, it's time now for sport, he is far us. and li, thanks so much. he for present johnny infant tina was urging the world cup teams to focus on football in the build up to the tournament. a letter signed my infant tino has been sent to all 32 nations asking players and coaches not to be dragged into every ideological or political battle that exists. it says at fifo, we try to respect all opinions and beliefs without handing out moral lessons to the

rest of the world's will. that letter was co signed by faith as secretary general thought must mora, she's been talking about what visiting the fans should expect at this world cop worth dime. it's happening in the middle east in that up world for sky, where all the teams will be in one city with their funds of alan's award. be able to come, mid mingle, sing, dance, and provide positive life to the world. no, martha, you'll race your religion. your social and sexual orientation you are most welcome and godaddy's are ready to receive you with the best hospitality that you can imagine sir.

got that get our did the so this one could have been some challenges and no measures have been taken over the past 6 years and especially by the new leadership of fi file is face it. we have been working with the international labor organization. we the building would workers international with a center for sport and human rights. and those entities are the one saying that yes, in terms of achievement, in terms of progress got that can be designated as a mother to follow with large crowds congregating entering and leaving the stadiums and fan zones during the world. cub cars has come up with a home grown tax solution in partnership with leading technology firms team will not just monitor and predict crowd build up at stadiums, but also use artificial intelligence for event management a summer then job at reports. mm hm. my thing behind the screens in this whole are

imminent cyber threats. do 100000 integrated units. the remote control of all of but there's 8 will come stadiums. who would a 100 people will be working around the clock at the aspired command and control center. make sure everything from temperature controlled entry gates and from proper cues to running water, run smooth. over this command center for our satellites last fall. let's give us the help of committee to have a quick response. more performance in operations was the people that have been your person center, which is like this. but in the smaller scale, that is a representative from a more business from the new management into from pizza, sitting there and communicating and discussing all the issues related to the venue . so if we observe anything from here from the center, we communicated to them and the can to tickets intended in addition to systems

integration and the ability to control stadiums. what these tools also allow is facial recognition. in this case, us entering the video just a couple of days ago. this is me in my cameraman entering the la sales stadium and security forces ran and drilled, that they have the capability to zoom into each of the 80000 seats here. in addition to facial recognition capability, the artificial intelligence helping run the center allows them to predict route searches and deal with over counting. what you see here is the future of any operations techies at the center. a data aggregation allows deep insights for analytics and predicting crowd patterns. we have the car code control team and our security staff on the ground, and we have the law enforcement agencies. and we are complimenting their decision making with data. so that's very unique organizes want to avoid seems like this in may chaos interrupted in paris when police use tear gas and peppers spree

on fans trying to get into the champions. the final last month, a $125.00 people were killed during a stampede in indonesia. it happened when fans poured into the field and then tried to escape and police fight tear gas. sanders in cutters, the, the learning from these incidents avoid any of the scenarios. some of the members of this team have been here since the 2006 asian games. and now with the help of all the gadgets, they could get their hands on, including 22000 cameras. they said, this is the future of how sports is going to be covered with just days to go. the preparations are set to face reality. some majority out 0 and the aspire command and control center. now it's not just the world cup coming to the mill the 1st month on saturday, our diary will stages 1st world title boxing fight. the major vehicle will take ons . rudo ramirez for the w. b 8 light heavyweight championship with will be one of

boxing all time grades come out. we'll alvarez and his last. com. as we caught up with eddie, earned the man behind this promotion on route 2 that way and for the fight boys global. so you want to make sure that every region, every territory has it's up to at the, to stage manager events and not be too late. but, but i will out how to very important market with how to well, have you right. can dowdy right here on fact. we've been great. we begin at janney with abu dhabi, here with a long term. it's a very important market. tremendous facilities that just been blown away here and i've been a reader on that may not be rocking star. that journey is going to take time for the sports to grab the reach it, but that's fine. it, that would be the same anywhere. and i think he's a very positive mode to see these major event come to the region,

inspire the younger generation. and if you can change as well, we will now have happens or if you and yes for a global boy, classless sport, you know, it is for everybody. and i think it's a great move to the region. children and their parents are caught up in the hunt for football. world cub sticker is in store is around argentina, but it seems there are not enough to meet demand. to raise about reports from one osiris. ah, the world cup frenzy is full yawning argentina. but people are not only anxious to senior named missy on the field. they're also trying to feel their panini sticker elbows. luca carnita comes to this plaza every weekend to try to find missing stickers. they can listen. it's hard to find all the stickers, just a few blocks away. there is a kiosk that sells packets of them. i buy those and then i come here to try to change the way the young and the elderly get together here to exchange stickers.

these are informal swap meets happening because they've been in short supply in recent weeks. miss vickers 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 one site is to try to find the sticker, their new thing experts say the lack of stick, resist you to 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 messy, is 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 bernini and angry shopkeepers, who didn't have enough stock to sell mercy. a lyrical desperate mothers come with the children, and they look at me and say, please tell me. you have stickers,

i have to say, i don't. a mother told me the other day. do you know what my son is doing? he's drawing on the pictures himself. he draws and messy to say he has the sticker . the truth is, it's terrible. it makes me feel bad. oh, loading i found the owl went from collecting the stickers to selling them on the streets. argentina's inflation rate is expected to reach a 100 percent this year, and she says its helping her pay the bills up there $1.00 and anna garcia. i have a disabled daughter and this is helping us financially. we have fun exchanging stickers. we filled our album, they were difficult to find, but we go to retailers and other places to try to get them. this is the land of vehicle marianna and united, messy and bashing for football runs high here in a country ravaged by inflation and crisis. the stickers have become an escape of the problems. people here face every day. but he said, well, i'll de cedar when a site is katara against ecuador will kick off. 64 woke up matches on november the

20th alger there'll be here to take you through the action. every step of the way the weight's is nearly over. the world's best footballers are heading to cuts off for the middle east. first world come with a stadiums close together funds to witness more than one game. they will keep you right across the action and stories with extensive coverage throughout the competition live in go hall and around the world. $32.00 teams, $64.00 games, but only one winner. the cattle, 2022 world cup on al jazeera. now way from the world kept the houston astros are one, went away from quenching their 2nd world series. had all they meet the philadelphia phillies in game 5 on thursday to take a 3 to lead and the best. the 2nd crash. jeremy pana with this home round for the astros, who now have a home advantage for the remaining games. the 1st of those is on saturday nights. i could the cricket world company zealand are the 1st

a team through to the semi finals. they beat ireland and adelaide captain came williamson, leading the way was 61. as the key was posted, a target of 187. ireland fell 35 runs short in reply. that is all use for emily back to you. thank you very much and that's it. from me, emily angland full at these news, our jenko anyway, london will have more news and you just a minute. ah mm. with these turbulent times up front returns for new seasons, join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issue. they are literally being turned back

. how is this not a contravention of international law? this is exactly the place for us to interrogate people about issue that matter from the state of democracy around the world to the struggles faced by the under represented. those voices have to be brought to the table they have to matter. we have to start to talk about the see here. we will challenge the conventional wisdom up front. on al jazeera nathan city and it's a algae 0 world, meets the italian photographer, exploring the long lasting love story between the city of naples and football. like on diego morrow dawn, i left with diego with endless and unconditional motto, donna, in naples on the al jazeera the

the mm. mm mm. mm. i focused on for my prime minister in wrong con accuses the government of trying to kill him and says he'll resume his march once he recovers. ah.