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over $900.00 migrants and refugees stranded unseen italy because the government that refuses to allow them to dock. ah, hello i money 5 is now. is there a life and dough or so coming up, face fighting in the east of ukraine? russian forces say that pushing into the city of bach. whoops. plus were the only mention of the world come out of a regression stronger. your commonwealth is being totally destroyed. our country is being destroyed on campaigning frenzy with 2 days ago. president joe biden. and donald trump make their pitches to us vices ahead of the crucial midterm elections . and the annual you and global climate conference gets on the way in egypt were di warnings from scientists and well leaders about what is at stake. ah,

at least 900 people, mostly migrants and refugees. a stuck on board rescue ships in the mediterranean tongue. officials have not allowed them to dock. one ship has been able to enter a port so that health checks can be carried out. humanitarian groups, i food on medicine, a running low on the ships and conditions are deteriorating. how to lopez her young has the weight is over, but only for some italy has allowed the humanitarian vessel humanity one to talk, and it sicilian port this. after about a week of denied requests, there are nearly $180.00 migrants on board. but for now, all the miners and those with urgent medical needs are allowed to some bark. get us . i mean, you sort of jump italy's new far right? government offered a safe port only after germany and france agreed to help and take in some of the

migrants a b. m in boston laquisa nava. look, lombardy without a 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. earlier, a tanker transporting nearly 60 migrants was also allowed to dock and sicily before the group was processed and transferred. but amid the hope for a new life in europe, a tragic end for 2 people who didn't survive in nearby waters. others are still waiting to dog hundreds of migrants on other rescue ships like the g o barons are stranded in the mediterranean sea. some have been stuck for 2 weeks. the request for a safe port to night conditions are getting worse for the roughly 570 migrants on the ship. people's their whiting seattle for dimes in our day only because. busy

the we are on this board and it's still difficult for us to stay on this board any more. they're gonna have, they're gonna fit food and medicine are running low is very easy for diseases to spread like the ones we have a respiratory mainly. lot of gov in flu likes in them. on friday, italy analysis would close its ports to humanitarian rescue ships. despite tighter measures about 6000 migrants managed to reach italian shores over the last week and more are waiting at sea. cassie a little fissile a young al jazeera there's been heavy fighting between russian on ukrainian forces in back loot in the east and done yet. screech and the deputy mayor claims russian soldiers trying to storm the city from several directions. also says people are living in dire condition as

the cities been without like to see gas am running water finale 2 months or than a 120 civilians have been killed there since a war began. a spring in us had beg, who is inquiry in central ukraine asset. good to see you bring us up to date with the latest in fighting and back loot. yes, buttonwood has seen some of the most intense fighting that is seen over the last few months. now, we were there back in may, the russians are trying to take it then you the a just a few weeks ago or 2 weeks ago. and again, the russians are pushing them several different directions to try and try to take that strategic city of more if they take it, it gives them access to roads, give them access to other parts of the country. now some of the footage that we've been seeing is of ukrainian force is still in the city, but the buildings around them have taken a real battering. in fact, when we were there, it was the same situation. a lot of the buildings had been destroyed. and as you said, no electricity, water,

or gas. now some of the group members of the retina group that private company linked to the criminal have said that russian forces have begun to enter the city. although it's very difficult to independently verify a which slide is correct, this current point in time and the point is so intense is difficult to get access to that city because it's just too dangerous. but we also hearing, backed alongside, dr replied, there's lot of trench fighting going on for us. both sides start to fortify their positions. also getting ready for the winter. there's also been a lot of focus on the counter offensive going on in casts on a what is the situation there? weldon recurring and say that the offensive is continuous authorities and cost on say that they've seen some of the most intense artillery that they've seen over the last week. now the ukrainians claim that they shut down to helicopters, although again, very difficult to independently verify. the korean is also say that they have destroyed russian vehicles, resupplied and defenses, as well as

a command post in the city of medic, depole. now the russians having evacuating civilians, something move that version president of puget has publicly endorsed, but the ukrainian say any reports or suggestions that the russian forces are withdrawn from course on will a premature. they believe the russian forces the all withdrawing. i've been replaced by other forces not correspond is very important to russia. strategically . politically is the only regional capital they take. the stock of the was the only face. russian forces occupies west of that to me for a river or song, the gateway to crimea that russia next back in 2014. but it is a big case. i didn't point in time. the ukrainians managed to take her on. it will expose other russian forces elsewhere in the country. now say ukraine, there was a mis awe struck by the russians in the city of the recheck. commercial building was destroyed and one person was killed. but as i say,

the fighting around the east and the fact is still very intense on both sides, claiming that they have make, making advances. okay, thank you for that update i sent bag in clarity in central ukraine. meanwhile, was another nice of darkness for the people in the capital, keen, and 7 other regions across ukraine. after days are scheduled blackouts, the say energy company announced it wasn't enough. it's warned of indefinite emergency outages. russia has repeatedly carried out missile and drone attacks on ukraine's power facilities. western allies have condemned the attacks, especially in the lead up to winter. let's go to a hurry for said he was in cave to hurry fastly. let's talk about the blackouts. what is the latest with that? have you been affected? well, yes. what was the original plan? as of a couple of weeks ago was that there would be 4 hour long up to 4 hour long shadow blackouts are cycling through various parts of various neighborhoods through the capital. as the situation has got worse,

there was talk of those being extended. they don't always happen that and always last as long as the potentially might, but they have been getting more frequent certainly just anecdotally here in our neighborhood in central give they be getting more frequent in recent days. and yes, now there is this extra bit of information that these could turn into indefinite, unpredictable unscheduled blackouts because the strain on the energy system has become so great. and that is all because of this pretty relentless campaign of strikes on the energy infrastructure. we were talking to the energy minister just the other day. and he was saying that some importance of electricity modes in the system were being struck up to 10 times that repeatedly they get fixed on their strike again. and he said that this wasn't being planned by military specialists. this was being planned potentially, even in real time, by those with real energy expertise and substantial knowledge of ukraine, soviet era power system. and presumably, harry,

this puts all the more pressure on people trying to rebel their lives, rebuild their homes, you've been looking into that. how's it going? that's right. i mean, there are hundreds of buildings around kids that have been struck, a lot of them, apartment buildings. and so that has meant that people have had to either move out of the city or move into residential accommodation or stay with family and friends . and even as the war is going on, these apartments which have been hit and destroyed or seriously damaged, or there is a real will to get them back and being lived in once again. and we went to one apartment building, which was struck very early in the war. it was a real symbol of just how serious this attack on the capital would become. and we've been speaking to people there, one with an extraordinary story of survival. so this is my fled as you hear the if it still doesn't have her, hey, and adore alexey mar,

resolve is looking to the future. one we're a treasured past in this apartment will be rebuilt. causative, and it was often not a flat, it was a big all here. and with the, with lots of dust and loss of her glasses. her around on the 3rd day of the war, these images were seen around the world. a shocking demonstration that civilians in ukraine's capital were in the firing line. where no, yahoo, alexey and his family had moved to a nearby bomb shelter, only hours earlier. it's more strange it's, it's more amazing that. and my, my children asked me to move. sorry. my voice her, he's not in his folder and he doesn't understand what as war means, what the lexie and his wife maria lived here with their daughter and 2 sons. it was the youngest boy mikayla who came to them the night before. the strike not here,

went to our bedroom here and asked her parents, please let go to shelter because the television tells us that it's safe place and we have to go in and we move around now now and then that i think i think the floor appealed away and hanging in the void was the one that supported his son's bunk bed . so if you my voice wouldn't sleep in this room and this night i'm sure. yes, he does fellow residents res, tens of thousands of dollars in the days after the strike to buy supports to keep the building intact. now the key of city government is funding the reconstruction of all the affected flaws. what happened here?

back in february, it was a stock symbol of the sheer scale of the war that was coming to ukraine. the efforts to rebuild here are of course, pragmatic and required for those he used to live here. but they're also symbolic for a country that wants to demonstrate resilience. can you still visualize it in your, in your mind? because i remember how it it looked for alexi, there are no doubts about returning here. he wants to put his old apartment, his family's life back together as it was. if our angel was so strong to prevent us from the trinket we do not carry nothing, we was carrying nothing here. this will may be grinding on into the winter, but for lexi and his family. an important personal victory is in sight. very full sit al jazeera keith still hands on al jazeera and we'll take you to a scene bank in columbia that's preserving precious plants. climate change drives

them to the brink of extinction class. i'm andrew simmons at nickerson airport in cyprus, abandoned in the 1974 conflict. i'll be reporting on rising tensions between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle a ways how i there if you're off to the east and made for some late seasons sunshine, i'm afraid you will be disappointed this little area cloud swelling away, just around italy pushing across and see into were grease that has become notice storm. avery bought 75 millimeters of rain into naples. are you running the weekend and it will bring some really heavy rain across good part of greece using ever

towards cyprus as we go through the next couple of days. so there is a likelihood of flooding damaging winds. really nasty conditions if truth be told, central air is not too bad up towards the jo northwest house. there was some other wet weather just clearing away from that southeast corner of england down across the low countries. pushing to northern parts of germany and on towards denmark as we make away into our monday that wet weather will ease across norway and sweden. still some blustery showers coming across much of western europe, came wind scalpels winds at times coming into the irish sea. their notice went whether there in 2 were portugal as well east. the met seeing that wet weather central past not to pass some lovely sunshine here. fine sunshine, grassy makes his way into central parts of the mediterranean sea for monday. it will be a little dry here as the rain clears through the still a few showers for nigeria sponsored by cats all day ways. finland had previously refused to join. nice. oh, good following russia's invasion,

old hugh cried formally requested to join the west's military alliance poker terms . he has put all with him. i do not believe that he is going to keep up the president of finland, talks to well g 0. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. ah ah, you're watching out a 0 mind if i top stories this hour. in its lay, he mommas harry and ship carrying a 179 migrants has been allowed to dock at

a sicilian port. and the miners and people leading medical care were less off, over 900 people are still stranded and see it's been heavy fighting between russian and ukrainian forces and bach news in the east and don, yet, squadron, the deputy mayor claims russian soldiers tried to storm the city from several directions, millions of ukrainians were without power to the state energy company announced it may have to resort indefinite emergency. blackouts. rushes repeatedly carried out tax on ukraine's power facilities. our representatives from nearly 200 countries on egypt for the 27 un climate conference. we're looking at live pictures. their expectations for this summit are high after a year of climate disasters from widespread floods and pock stolen to crop, destroying, drowns in china. parts of africa and the u. s. delegates will negotiate for 2 weeks starting with a proving the agenda for the conference during the evening session. a well leaders

meeting on the very different circumstances this year with the war and ukraine and energy crisis competing for their attention and resources. venezuelan president was one of the 1st to arrive nicholas, madeira accused europe of abandoning its plans to reduce greenhouse gases. renewable ment, okay, no problem. okay, see, here, we from the south of the planet. the 1st thing we have to demand is a change in the highly polluting development systems of the north. this, those from europe and the united states is recorded. i mean, look at the conflict in new crying and how europe is set aside and abandon plans to reduce greenhouse gases. and it's beginning to use coal excessively. don't care about complying with previously signed agreements, armando now rising demand for food and falling crop harvest could compromise our ability to feed ourselves crop. biodiversity helps farmers improve output during tough times assigned to say, as much as 3 quarters of that bio diversity was lost during the 20th century. as

under m p, as he visits a high tech facility in columbia that distributes crucial seeds to vulnerable farmers around the world. the groom is heavy at hetty, the inspect each leaf. this lamp chrome beam clamped. yes, spent the last 4 years studying in nurturing it to save the species from extinction . it doesn't plant, it's a wild variety from costa rica that's at risk of extinction. this is probably the only remaining specimen in existence. we are regenerating it simulating its environment. and these wild spaces held the key to resilience. james can offer a solution to water deficits and as a proceeds of diss and tens of thousands of other native plants are collected. here on the outskirts of columbia fared city carly for the world's largest tropical seed bank. for beans cas of an animal feed plants called future seed in the banks,

laboratories researchers prepare each feed for story to research, selecting the optimal ones in discarding any that are damaged, others work and dna extraction in gene sequencing, to decipher and translate the plants, genetic code global network experts say it's vital to breathe more resilient cropped varieties at a time when food supplies are increasingly vulnerable to extreme weather deforestation. in other human activity, though, we have 2 major threats. existential one is the genetic erosion on several of these kind of diversity are disappearing due to everybody's ation total to to can fuel activity. the 2nd is climate change. the world used to cultivate more than 6000 different plans, but it's estimated that about 75 percent of crop diversity has been lost in the last century. the bank hope to reverse that trend. this air type packages store

born in 60000 samples of billions and for ages, and they're kept hearing this huge fridge at minus 20 degrees celsius. scientists call it an insurance for the future year. we hold the seats that belongs to genetic resources that belong to the for region. we keep them, we can maintain them alive and available also to the property. if we just keep solutions to the challenges that we cannot imagine of the already solution for today's call to the don't. so for the future, thanks to the nations, the seed bank is using artificial intelligence to speed up crop analysis and breathing new more resistance varieties, trying to keep pace with an increasingly deteriorating world. allison and just meet at columbia. he was president joe biden says she stays mid term elections will

be a defining moment for the face of democracy in america. he made the remark, during a democratic raleigh in pennsylvania. i didn't pay it alongside former president bark obama in philadelphia. state is a battle ground in the race to decide who control the senate. rob hugs, 3 days, 3 day. until one of the most important election was aboard elections in our lifetime. it's going to shape the outcomes going to shape our country for decades. the gum and the power to shape that outcome is in your hands. it's a choice of choice between 2 vastly different visions of america. vastly different from the president, donald trump has also been in pennsylvania campaigning for the republican senate candidate measurement. all this he took aim until democrats. i'm dividing pelosi

schumer and the radical democrat congress. your commonwealth is being totally destroyed. our country is being destroyed, biden, and the far left lunatics are waging war on pennsylvania, energy, crashing pennsylvania jobs, gutting, pennsylvania communities, and strangling pennsylvania families with soaring prices like you've never seen before. allan fisher's falling the campaigns and has more in each of their strategies. while donald trump believes that a victory for the republicans in the midterms would be good for him. first of all, if the republicans take over the house, they will stop the january 6th investigations. and also they believe that they will start investigating your bite and who could well be donald trump's opponent. if he decides to declare that he's running for the presidency again in 2024. so anything that damages your bite and will be seen as good for donald trump and he would build

any electro success on the backs of a good mid term result for the republicans. no, as far as the democrats are concerned, they've changed their messaging in the last week or so, and certainly over the last 72 hours for such a long time. joe biden was talking about the threat to democracy. he was also talking about how abortion was on the ballad because of the decision of the supreme court over the summer. but that hasn't really resonated with voters, particularly as they go to the stores this weekend and find that their food bill is much more expensive because of inflation. and if they go to fill the car with gas or petrol is we knew it and the find out that was $23040.00 more expensive than it was a year ago. and so he started to talk more about the economy and how he believes he's helped middle class america and how he believes that with it, democratic majority, he can continue to do that saying a lot of the steps that he's taken to help ordinary american people would be stopped by the republicans,

and that's true if the opinion polls are to be believed. the republicans are heading for a victory in the house and possibly in the senate. and if that happens, joe biden will find that his presidency become shrunken. he won't be able to push through the agenda in the final 2 years from the campaign that he waged 2 years ago . it sounds to me in the plane with 49 passengers on board has crash, landed in lake victoria. the precision of flight was attempting to land at the cobra airport in the northwest of tanza, near 23 passages happened. rescued so far, that news just coming into us and we will bring you more. the un peacekeeping mission in cyprus is being criticized by both sides of the decades. long conflict un peacekeepers were deployed to the island in 1964 during valence between turkish and greek. cypriots in 1974. the conflict worse than when taxes force is moving in

today there is a new n ceasefire line and a 180 kilometer and buffer zone across the island. it separates greek speaking cypress, in the south from the tanker speaking, self declared republic of northern cypress anderson spent a day in nicosia with un forces on patrol in the buffer zone. ah, an island cut in to look to the north and you can see the turkish cypriots side of a frozen conflict from 48 years ago. a self declared state only recognized by the turkish government in ankara. its leaders say they want more influence in the mandate of the united nations run buffer zone. that segregates them from the majority. greek cypriots south of the island, hello to this is to to charlie video tech or, and their attention is on both sides. the fact that the fides do not talk to each other or creates an opportunity for our insecurity. and that's where the role of

the united nations is critical. we have open communication lines with both sides and we work closely with both sides on a daily basis. the buffer zone has an eerie stillness. it's a place that bill lies, the clamor of derision between people on both sides of it. time here hasn't moved on from 1974. it's a no go zone giving bygone snapshots of a conflict that took homes away from owners and left lives and property in ruins. even what was nicholas is. international airport is caught in the time warp. the structure remains, but little else the u n's role is to ensure its days as it is. the last time a plane flew out of here was in 1974 like the differences between greek cypriots and turkish cypriots. it's frozen in time both politically and physically. and now

there are new tensions. turkish cypriot leaders are demanding equal rights with the cypress government in negotiating with the un, or they may take undisclosed action. you always get more saber rattling when there are no negotiations going on to solve the cypress problem. and we've now gone a good 5 years plus without any negotiations. the un presence runs through urban districts and swathes of countryside. a 180 kilometers across the island. it's one of the longest running un peacekeeping operations in the world. now into it's 6 decade, with no sign of an end. andrew summons al jazeera, nicosia. the beijing marathon has resumed, loves a tea break because of their corona virus, and i make official say about $20000.00 people and running a race this year. chinese strict 0 coven policies has reduced the number of people

allow teen anticipate. attic fog has more information. well, it really wasn't certain of the race will go ahead even up until today. this is the 1st time since 2019 the beijing math and is taking place has been cancelled of the last couple years because of the pandemic. last year. it was scrap just 2 days prior to re say, after dozens of cases of infection emerged nationwide. now john is actually in a much worse position with thousands of cases being recorded daily over the last week. but coven prevention measures are in place. only long term residents of beijing are being allowed to compete this year, and they were told they had to remain in the capital for at least 7 days before to day. they've also had to take regular coven tests, including one just 24 hours before the race began. we spoke to italian ricardo dow mast, who's one of the few foreigners living in beijing who was allowed to compete this year. and he said that this was an important sign of china trying to open up i dont

think her lay rear day, they want to close to to the warm united shore. i think the eventually though it find a way to, to, to open up and her. yes. i am, i'm happy to be here in china. ah, because they gave me gave me so much, but now it's a relief. it's really hard to, to keep going with this situation. so i really, really hope they will find a way out. at the same time, authorities have quashed rumors that china's planning to move away from at 0 coven policy. on saturday, the national health commission said that it would unswerving lee stick with the approach and said that previous practice had proven that the strategy was completely correct. speculation had been mounting over the course of last week in particular.