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this is a fine, a moment for the nation. joe biden had the campaign stage with former us president barack obama and a push to really support a hit of tuesdays mid tim thugs. ah, i'm tell mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up. iran admits to supplying russia with drones, but says they were sold months before moscow's invasion of ukraine. italy allows some migrants on board a rescue ship to dock for health chicks, but hundreds more remains stranded at sea and from super glue to soak climate activists target famous artworks across europe. but other protests helping or harming their cause. we'll hear from both sides. ah,

you as president joe biden has told a democratic really in pennsylvania, that next week's midterm election will be a defining moment for the fight of democracy in america. he appeared alongside one of his predecessors, barack obama, and the city of philadelphia. it's in the state of pennsylvania, a key battleground and the rice to decide who controls the senate, former republican prison. donald trump is also campaigning there. rog, 3 day, 3 day. until one of the most important election. one, those important elections in our life time is good of shape. the outcomes are going to shape our country for decades. the gum and the power to shape that outcome is in your hands. it's a choice, a choice between 2 vastly different bridges of america. vastly different this

election requires every single one of us to do our part. it's very important. it is data. oh, you were, you were with jacob registration. this like you heard josh shapiro and john berman talk about the stakes in this the like after economy. that gives war, can people say that's on the boat? well, ellen fisher is following the campaign for us. it's go to him now in washington and helen, a big final push from the democratic big guns, but will it be enough t? thank while it says a lot about how important a pennsylvania is, the president's number $4445.46 are either campaigning or will campaign there in

the next couple of hours. certainly, we've heard from 44 and 46, joe biden, and the man he worked with as vice president barack obama. barack obama just stepped off the stage in philadelphia saying, look, this is an important election and all the things that you hold dear can happen if the republicans are defeated in pennsylvania. if joe biden gets the majority in the senate and in the house, and if people go out and vote, and that is the message that he is saying, look, we need to get people out to vote. and he's been tried to synthesize the message about the importance of democracy and how he believes the republicans are challenging that with so many election deniers being on the ballot. but also the fact that abortion laws could be changed, that there could be tax breaks for billionaires. that the, the achievements that joe biden has made in the last 2 years could be at risk. and so he is arguing people to get out and vote. this is changing the message slightly

because it's all been about democracy in abortion, for the last 2 or 3 weeks. but suddenly, the democrats realized that they are behind in the polls. and people are worried about inflation. the beginning this weekend doing their shopping and realizing that things are more expensive. they've been going to fill their car with petrol, with gas, as they call here in the united states. and finding out that it's $102030.00 more than it was this time last year. and when that happens, people start to take shots at the people empower. and for the moment that's the democrat. so the democrats really need to get people out. and they also need to make sure their message is breaking through. and donald trump is also campaigning in the state to night. what's his message d? thank well he believes that it's important that there is a republican victory in the house because he thinks that they will follow. what was his agenda when he was in the white house. but donald trump also has

a personal investment in this. he supported mehmet all is who is the doctor who's standing as the republican candidate and pennsylvania when no one else was backing him. and so he wants to show that he still has quote, in the republican party. but he's also aware that if the republicans when control of the house, they will stop the january 6 committee hearings early in the new year. and just in the last couple of hours, kevin mccarthy is given an interview to say that they will start holding the bite the ministration to account with oversight committees. looking at the department of justice, looking at the corporate response, looking at what joe biden is doing in the border, and also joe biden himself. so donald trump would quite like to have that support. also, there are a number of people running for the republican party who say that they will look at how elections are conducted in this country. the brack obama says that is the trump trying to put his finger on the scale. but donald trump is apparently considering

launching a new bid for the presidency to happen sometime in the week of november 14th. if you believe the reports here in the united states. and so if there is a republican house and possibly even the republican senate that makes the chances of donald trump being president again, flight li, better. helen fisher, thank you so much for us from washington d. c. richard painter is a professor at the university of minnesota law school. he also served as chief white house ethics lawyer and the bush administration from 2005 to 2007. he explains what the voting behavior could be like in these mid term elections. i think the one thing that most voters are going insist upon is candidates are committed to democracy and to the representative democracy process where we have elections. we have a winner, we have a loser. and we don't just have the loser pretend, or the winner and claim fraud and stage and insurrection. and we're not going to

tolerate that. united states. i believe many of the republican candidates are trying to move beyond the fiasco with donald trump in the last month or 2 is a presidency. hopefully because of voters want a candidate to care about the issues and who will solve problem. not candidates who are going to try to support our democracy by pretending that there's election fraud when there's not and believing other conspiracy. there's a lot of people are very concerned about donald trump starting another campaign for the presidency, particularly if he's not committed to the democratic process, which is what he showed the last time around that he's not committed to a free and fair elections and accepting the results of player elections. we cannot, i was president hooper puts where it's himself in power by climbing fraud, trying to get the justice of bomb declaring election and violent. and threatened me to call out the military as 40 crowd that threatens to hang the vice president not

set up the conduct we cannot accept. and many, many americans agree with the republican party on policy issues. some do not agree with the republican party on policy issues, but the mom was many americans are going to reject any candidate who supports this election fraud theory. it's really a beyond the pan, we cannot accept that representative democracy. ron's foreign minister has admitted that turan supply to russia with drones that are being used to hit you crying. but he said they was sold to moscow before the current conflict began. keith says the drones are being used to target cities and energy facilities. as it back begins our coverage from creek theory in southern you, crime. after months of denial, iran has finally admitted it supplied russia with drones, but only before the war. fab plasma, how catalog dangled crying directly order. we give a limited number of drones to russia,

months before the ukraine war policy. we agree with the ukrainian foreign minister that they submit to us any evidence they have of what russia has using iranian drugs in ukraine before they can do with that ukranian president accused iran of like need of the scenic with them. we are shooting down at least 10 iranian drones daily while we run in the regime claims at it, allegedly provided a few of them before the start of a full scale invasion. only yesterday, 11 were destroyed shuttle if iran continues to lie about the obvious, it means that the world will make even more effort to investigate the terrors corporation between the russian and iranian regimes. and what russia pays iran for such cooperation law. what we do know is keeps as drones, have been used to strike ukraine cities and energy facilities, adding to the ever growing number of civilian casualties. annasae cova knows her brother is dead. she just doesn't know where his body is. but giving a d n a sample at the small by laboratory, she hopes to be one step closer to resolving her anguish. when russian troops

occupied his him, the casualties were put in a mass burial site. many with just numbers to identify them. enough lip was called the gland mission. we were not allowed to enter the grave site. the military were there and guarded, the great fight. we were not allowed there. i know only the number of the grave. we thought that everything would come down and then we would go there and find his grave and tidy up. but we couldn't only pull and it's not the only bereaved relative searching for answers. these photos are all that is left of the victims from the missile attack on this apartment block in life and in death. the couple were together, some killers in your bill and there was nothing left of the bodies. the concrete slabs fell on them. there was a couple that was hugging. they probably felt that was coming. that's how they were identified because only they could be huggins, which was still on the whole eyes. and now on the front line, the ukrainian se,

if taken a village and her son moving one step closer to the regional capital, pro russian authorities and of course on say that dancing the escalation in artillery. shelling over the last week said the front lines remain the same. but what we do know is that her son is very important to the russian, is the only regional capital, the money you take from the start of the war, and the ukrainian military believe they won't want to give it up without to fight. i said vague. i was just it a privilege would also jabari is following reaction from runs capital. the iranian foreign minister. hussein amir up de la yon said that, that the iranians sent a delegation to a european country about 2 weeks ago to meet with ukrainian officials who are going to present their evidence to the iranians. he said that at the very last minute the ukrainian officials pulls out of wood from what he believes to be pressured by the united states government as well as germany. because he believed that they were

going to impose further sanctions on iran around these strong sales. the new position is that these sales took place before the war started and also as a result of that 2015 nuclear deal, the arms embargo and post by the united nations security council on her own since 2007 was lifted in october of 2020, that meant that iran could export and sell its military hardware and capabilities. but there were restrictions on it that are still in place until october of 2023. and the american officials and some european countries that are still remaining in that nuclear deal. claim that the drones fall under advance and military hardware and therefore they're still under sanctions. and that is a violation of the nuclear deal for the time being their radians are saying that they're still waiting for that hard evidence. and that the rhetoric coming from the west, in terms of what iran has sold to the russians well before the war started is just

that rhetoric. italy says it will allow the docking of one of 3 ships carrying refugees, but only to carry out health chicks authority. so the ship will be redirected to international waters. once miners and vulnerable people have disembarked. italy's new far right government has vowed to crack down on migrants fleeing north africa for europe, a, b, m. o impulse dork was another laquonda rivera. the ship will be allowed to remain in italian territorial waters, only for the time necessary to allow us to see on board all the possible health emergency of the people for whom i promise italy will take charge. we'll take all the miners. it's been said in the press and not through diplomatic channels that there are mine. as on board, it's been said that they're pregnant women or women with small children or people with a fever, or til of room. and hall, as the head of operations with the rescue group is so if humanity, he's on board the humanity, one vessel off,

ketani has caused his his conditions on the ship are getting worse. the storm was heavy. winston highway, 179. people go right now on board our vessel, which was among them $100.00 on company miners, which are struggling a lot on mental health. they saw people drowning in front of them relative friend. that nice getting cold rain, his bus wind, his thoughts and the people i sleeping on not being really separate from adults, only the women and the 7 month old baby. we have a 10 fine shelter insights. our women says are on boards. we can get basic medical support and basic mental health support. we can provide people with boot, blanket clothes, water, and the basic medical needs we already through since more than 2 weeks. and it's clearly that we can not provide them any safety,

which they would need being rescued at the they would need land and land to find at least a bit of safety in europe. so far our supply will last until the beginning of next week. then we will run our boots, and so far we have not found any solution to resupply. we also don't want to find a quick solution to resupply from our side. if the duty of the coast guards from italy, which are the carrying the coasts, we are sailing still ahead on al jazeera protest, isn't gonna say the government must go. as the country grapples with soaring inflation and rising fuel costs. and cameron's controversial kids why the teams still don't know what the we're for the upcoming world cup. ah, ah. hello. hello.

very much a tale of 2 seasons across north america. at the moment we hang on to summer like weather crosses, the seaboard, plenty of warmth, big area of high pressure, drawing southerly winds up. so above average, temperatures long that east disabled into eastern parts of canada. i was the, was the west boy, is it cold here? this? so line thundershowers that brought some flooding into parts of texas as moving further east with an easing as it runs into our high but up towards the north west . look how cold it is minus one celsius for calgary and falling. be lucky to see minus 12 as a top temperature by yes, sunday afternoon. so there's that wintery weather, rain, sleet, and snow. coming down across the pacific northwest, we'll see some better weather getting into california. wanted to shout just around the rockies. and there's that sherry rain which was eastern seaboard which continues to make his way a little further east, which as we go through monday, but just clinging on to those temperatures and getting it to the low to mid twenty's isn't really not too bad at all. rather disturbed there across

a good part of western australia. much of california will season welcome rainfall over the next day or 2. rain hasn't been so welcome. just around hispaniola, we have seen flooding into the dominican republic, some larvae, showers around the bahamas into the li woods, and they're slowly making his way farther east. ah, a with lou.

ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the sour you as president joe biden has told a democratic really in pennsylvania, that next week's mid term elections will be a defining moment for the fight of democracy in america. he's being campaigning with former president brock. bama votes is hit to the polls on choose day. ukraine has accused to ron of lying about how many drones it has supplied to russia. on saturday, ted on admitted to sending a small shipment to moscow, saying it was delivered before the invasion of you crime. and italy says it will allow the talking of one of 3 ships carrying refugees rescued from the

mediterranean, but only for health checks. italian authorities say the ship will be sent back to international horses. once mind is invulnerable, people have disembarked. well, frances biggest fall rise policy, the national reli has elected 27 year old jordan montela as its new presidents. he formerly take over from the marine le pen who stepped down and 2021, but who remains a powerful influence within the group children. but tell at one a whopping 85 percent of party members votes on saturday. he joins the national reli as a teenager and quickly rose through the ranks becoming acting president last year. he is a euro skeptic and has been investigated for previous anti immigrant remarks. del as elevation as part of the parties if it's to attract young voters. this is the 1st time, and it's 50 year history. that francis main far right party will not be lived by la

pen. and elizabeth smith is a french journalist. she says le pin successor made changes just hours after he was elected. he's a new face in french politics in so many ways. people have said that he hasn't got any kind of university diploma. he hasn't, but he didn't read a geography university and he has his back, or he comes from a low middle class family, which also is new in french politics. and it, he has the face of what the french roy would like to see in the future. what's interesting is that he said to be, he has answered already questions about his being and immigration by saying that, 1st of all, my family is italian and immigrated from italy and his great grandmother was of the origin of algeria. so he looks very much like what could be the future of the national rally. and what's also interesting is that

a few hours after his election is president and he already decided to dismiss or rather not give back the jobs as vice president of the blog to friends and who were more inclined to follow a social line. you know, the kind of electro feel that the cost of living is too high. jobs are difficult. that sort of thing, that certainly is part of the national right electorate. and he take people who are much more sort of ideological and more conservative, radical, if you like. north korea is being accused of launching for ballistic missiles on saturday. the latest in the series this week. it's drawn condemnation from the you with south korea and japan. north korea launches coincided with joins military exercises between washington and saul. the allied drills involve some 240 military aircraft. it was a show of force against peeling yang, the rising tension,

so the north korea is actions were discussed at the un security council on friday. tony chang has more now from sol. it's clearly a reaction to, to the escalation we've seen initially with the north korean ballistic missile tests. then the escalation over the military exercise area military exercises, which had been happening over the last few days. i think the hope is that now that the, the south korean american area exercise is finished, that might bring an end to what we've seen as a quite an escalation of test tensions in the region. but we remains to be seen. i think some military analysts here and solar expecting further developments from north korea and the next couple of days. israeli forces have shown did a palestinian men as violence continues to escalate in the occupied with the bank. the palestinian health ministry said another palestinian was wounded by gunfire.

israel says that soldiers opened fire at people throwing rock said is ready. vehicles near highway. there's been a suicide bombing at a military training camp and the somali capital, at least 7 people were killed in the attack and southern mortgage issue 3, others were injured protesters and gonna calling for the president to step down as the country faces a worsening economic crisis, rising fuel prices and soaring, inflation have angered people already struggling with the high cost of living and address reports from the capital accra president anadarko fargo is under pressure. this is a 2nd protest against his government in as many weeks the triggers out of control inflation. and a depreciating courtesy martin pay will campaign for the president did print to

$16.00 to day is an organize of protest. i guess the government i had in ghana extremely had we have your cost of living prices, rises, i've doubled some have triple know and i had a price of virtually. so going to demonstrate to say they want only one thing in the board on that was one of the democratic demands that a president understands his rules and leaves office president none of the fraud or still has 2 more years before the end of his 2nd term. the maximum allowed in god. ironically, the criticisms of people are making against this government. are those not he caprino before he got elected? government supporters brush aside course or the president to quit ages. this again that whilst they and the right to demonstrate is protected. that your reason for the demonstration must be justified. oh, with the i am a facility,

government is negotiated to reach the way it could be a long, difficult journey to the end of the year. for guidance, decreased al jazeera, a cry or so imagine this, you are visiting an art gallery to admire van gov some flowers when something very unexpected happens. ah, climate activists are using famous art pieces across europe as a way to protest against global warming. they say we protect and care more about paintings than we do. our own planets are to vincent van. gov pieces have been drenched and suit one initially on friday. and this one and london last month's bill earlier in july active as glued their hands to a sandra bought a chelly piece in italy. they were similar protests and spain involving paintings by francisco goya, and last week, climate activists poured mashed potatoes on the protective glass shield of a cloth,

manet painting in germany, and not even the mona lisa was spared. she was smothered with cake and her famous corner of the lives in paris. in each of these cases, the artwork was not permanently damaged. we'll alix, the cunning is a spokesman for it. just stop oil. that's the group responsible for pouring soup over event golf painting. he says more people should be talking about the climate crisis. and we're talking about whether or not life or arcs is worth more when to be able for mango painting, they got more people talking about the climate crisis. when 53000000 people got displaced in pakistan, they lost their homes, their communities, their livelihoods, i from scotland. the sixpence population of my entire country was permanently disrupted. friendly affected by this, and yet we weren't talking about climate change there. why are people more outreach by that? why are they so much more outraged when we sit on

a protective piece of our of francois jimmy is president of climate voices. he says, the activists may need to rethink the strategy. i think that the goal of the purpose is obviously to get attention. but then the question i like to ask is to get attention for what, for what message are there delivery? and i'm very concerned that most people will just see on the back, on and on cultural excuse and, and i'm concerned that he could send the wrong message to the broader audience. and i'm afraid that the actions mostly speak to the community of people who are already firmly convinced about the necessity to item climate change. but my dump agonize a large segment of, of the probably getting a way i would see that the sections are picking us back was i think that, right, know, most people are concerned about climate change and most people realize climate change

is the reality, including in the daily lives, and i think that we should no longer saw the fire, but we should try to, but all the fire in full days, we will need more than just sounding the alarm. we will need to explain people what they can do. they can mobilize themselves, and we can transform society collectively. ah, it's only 2 weeks now until the world comp kicks off in casa. but cameron still don't know what kids now be wearing for the tournaments. les hot and reports what to wear on football's biggest stage cameron's team are caught in a legal battle about which kit they can debut in the upcoming world cup. one manufacturing company had the deal with that was cancelled in july switching sponsorship rates to another company. now the market is flooded with the old shirts, and few of the new ones are available. click on conduct,

i'm very happy to be the 1st camera union to have bullshit which i will. it proudly glamour. cameroon, and the cancelled sport supplier are now in court trying to resolve which jersey the team will end up wearing in guitar. you have a kitchen that wants to hang on to each charts. you have a mutual buyer, the market coming in market. the social permanent achumba zable is fraud. it was joseph that were made by the next 40. 0, usually because new jersey is produced by what else was hot. good. so, but it's a very complex situation that you did mention. cameroon has a history of kit drama. in 2002 fif a band, it's uniform. st. players must wear sleeves. so the team showed up to play with black shirts under their vests. then 2 years later, the squad was fined for wearing a one piece kit, but competed in the.