entertainment, these are all real issues with real people. the listening post tunes in and asks is talk radio divided america. there is no room for compromise. unless more of how democracy work is really just acknowledging differences that are already there. if anything, conservative talk radio created the republican party. talk to of a to park special on that. jesse eda watching the world cup in 1982 in glorious technicolor from spain. i've never seen anything like these plays a lot. it come from a different planet, and after that, i was all in on the welcome. i think we're forcing from dial hall, which is now my home on the very 1st woke up. it's going to take place in the middle east. it's going to be a night. it is a hugely complex and often controversial events cover. but once a ball is kicked, the passion and the excitement of football takes a

black counts and russian controlled areas in the her son region after moscow blames ukraine for an attack on a crucial dam. ah, i'm tom mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, democrats and republicans in the us stop their final campaign pushes with less than 48 hours to go until midterm elections. hampton wake up. does the well to world leaders actually need delegates add this? he has you in climate conference agree to discuss compensation for developing nations facing climates, driven disasters, and an end to barriers faith as presidents is the catalog will come will be the most inclusive ever ah,

moscow backed officials in the hearse own region, say there have been power outages after russian reports that ukrainian forces attack to damn the 30 me to high nova cough could dam holds back 18000000 cubic meters of water from the disney pro river, which cuts through eastern ukraine. since october. both russia and ukraine have repeatedly accused each other of planning to breach the dam using explosives. the nerve kafka dam is located near the city of her san ukrainian troops had been pushing towards the area for weeks from the west in an effort to recapture it from russian forces will ukraine's president followed him is zalinski, says russia is suffering heavy losses in the east and in it screeches. he claims moscow is preparing new assaults on ukrainian energy infrastructure as it bake has more from creepy re now we haven't heard anything directly from the ukrainians

about those elect strikes on the dam. but what we do know is that the ukraine have long been concerned about the possibility of the russians blowing that down as they withdrew from cosign. now the general staff of the ukraine on forces has said that they believe the russians want to blow it. they say that the reason for this is that because russia has told residents of the 50 to evacuate on the 10th of november, the undermining of that done by the ukrainian forces. now the fighting in the round course on has intensified. we're hearing that the shilling has been more intense now than it has been over the last week. now they should rushing back to 30 in the course on. i've said that the ukrainians messing on the vehicles on the 1st on axis . but we also hear from the ukranian that russia has, it runs 20 to 25000 troops on the west side of the pro river. so the battle course on is still yet to happen. but we all ready hearing information and this information claims and counterclaims from both sides at the moment and the east of the country. the better for the mode is still ongoing. we heard from the russians

saying that they had managed to enter the city, but the ukrainians have been posting, which is of the inside. but i think that the unbreakable that they still hold it back more. it's still a price for the russians. they want to be seen as making advances after a month of where they faced the counter offensive from the ukrainians. and the last some territory. russia wants to gain control of the strategic hub for them. it gives them access to roads that lead to other parts of the country, but also politically they want to show back in russia that they are making advances against ukrainians with less than 48 hours to go before mid term election day in the year with politicians and making last minute appeals for support. republicans hope voters will punish prison, cha, biden's, democratic party, the high inflation and hand them control of congress for prison. donald trump has been campaigning in florida biden, and the far left lunatics are waging war and your jobs, your safety, your values,

and your freedom. they're strangling florida families and hitting florida. very odd with soaring prices and devastating what they're doing to tourism. if you think about a tourism and hospitality services industries with crippling inflation at a dollar, and nobody talks about this, that value at a level that makes our country unable to compete with other countries, especially in tourism and then manufacturing for us. president joe biden is campaigning in new york state where democratic politicians are locked and unexpectedly tied contests with the republican opponents. today, the most important election and a lot of tribes is going to take shape in this country for decades to come world laws inflection point. i mean, it's a surly where what's gonna happen the next couple years is going to have more to do with what this country looks like 20 or so now than anything else. you know,

let's be clear there so. well, let joe talk ok. we'll talk about k, l l and fish is live for us in washington, dc into ellen trump is in florida. biden is in new york. why of the state specifically being targeted in the final stritch. mo, you're going to go where you're going to get a good reception on you and joe biden knows that he'll get a good reaction in new york, even though as you see, there are politicians there who are finding their in tough fights, including kathy hall, who is the states governor is she is running a very close race with lees. elden who has been backed by donald trump. he wants to make sure that they continue to keep control of the state through the governorship . and then you've got to look kept miami, of course, don't trans, very popular. there. he lives there a marco rubio. that was the whole point of being there was to give

a support to man. he derided back in 2016 when he was running for the republican nomination. but now it's all about boosting marco rubio to try and keep hold of the senate. there's just 48 hours before the polls open here in the united states. and you can tell that both parties are getting anxious about the possible results. the big guns wrote in the final days before the midterm elections, the democrats won't need want to generate a big turnout. the selection is not a referendum, it's a choice. it's a choice. pay 3 through vastly different visions for america. traditionally, the party in the white house can expect to get hammered, and the polls are pointing that way. joe biden will approval rating. doesn't tell voters when they can't vote at the top of the ticket. use elections as a referendum on the party in power. and so most of the time the president's party loses the seats in the house during the term election. losing the high school spell

will problems, but you'll biden's agenda and legacy. since he took power inflation, despite prices for food and gas, have risen successes and cutting junk prices. progress and climate change rebuilding infrastructure is not energizing voter republicans want to end the january 6th hearings, investigate biden, for as yet unspecified reasons. reform hope payments are made to us seniors and some are pushing, but a restrictive national abortion law biden can veto some of that. but not all an energized republican party could shrink his presidency as with any president that exists in a divided government, it will be much more difficult for him to get anything done. and as we know in an air of polarization, what we've experienced in the last 30 plus years is that presidents and divided government have a very difficult time passing their agenda. many republicans running this time, ro believe the last presidential election was stolen and they won't commit to accept the result if they lose. that leaves many expense. what is that this could

undermine the whole election process? if there is any sort of massive kind of error. there are challenges there are recounts their audits, so to not concede to refuse to accept the results as long as all of those processes have been gone through is just further roads trust in the the system, the pin of the economy remains, voters top concern hammering here could leave by not just unable to pushes agenda, things are looking good, but might damage him so badly. the idea of running again in 2024 could be ended right here. o l. and just following on from your story there, the latest opinion polls, sir, don't exactly make for a good reading for democrats. do they know if you look at the house of representatives? 435 seats up for grabs. that's every single one. and the latest opinion polls

suggest that the republicans might well make the net gain of 5 seats. they need to take control of the host that's based on the national opinion. so much harder to do that when it comes to the senate, there are various local issues that play into that. if you look at the opinion, pause in detail, most people believe that the republicans have got a better handle on the issues of inflation and the economy. they believe that more republicans are going to vote. and more republicans are going to have been paying attention to the mid term elections. all of that is bad news for the white house. is there any good news for democrats? well, there has been record elderly voting in many, many places. and traditionally, democrats tend to use early voting much more than republicans. so will it come down to the weather on tuesday? unlikely. what joe biden is hoping, the best possible result is that perhaps he loses the house, but maybe he keeps hold of the senate. it's going to be very close. come tuesday

night. thank you very much sir. that is ellen fisher for us in washington, d. c. and the sure to tune in at 2100 g m t on monday for our preview of the mid terms. we'll have an hour long special program and our coverage on poland day begins at one hundred's g m t on wednesday. we've got correspondence found out right across the us. and we'll have reaction to the results from a wide range of experts or to other news in the you in climate change summit has opened in egypt for the warnings that our planet is sending a district signal. delicate said comp. 27 have agreed to officially adds to the agenda. the issue of who should pay compensation for the impacts of climate change . 2 weeks, representatives from nearly 200 countries will hold talks in the city of shall shake expectations for the summit. a high after a year of climate disaster from widespread floods in pakistan to cross destroying

droughts and china parts of africa and the us, how demanding hosting plan to be sending a distress signal. the late, the state of the global climate report is a chronicle of climate chaos as dwelled, mythological organizations so. so clearly change is happening with capt as traffic speeds, devastating lives and lively woods on every continent the you ins leah harding a has a story about who should pay for the effects of climate change. the seas have never been this high. the planet has never been this warm, distinguished delegate for 2 weeks. representatives from nearly 200 countries were whole talks in egypt on a continent already ravaged by severe drought in food shortages. the annual un summit is focused on global climate action and how to pay for it. every call is

a medical break comp, every comp counts and every call should move us one step closer or multiple steps closer to that target of javion emissions by 2030 natural disasters are expensive costing billions of dollars. developing countries are some of the hardest hit by climate change, and they rely on assistance during heat waves, droughts, and devastating floods. like what we saw in pakistan earlier this year, developing countries are, can t continued to invest in the climate action that they need to take in the long term . and the short term. they need to see those funds flow from the developed countries who have greater historical responsibility for the causes of climate change. some savvy summits are not helpful and take too long to reach decisions that impact billions of people and are only decided by the world's elite. what do

we want? on friday, hundreds of climate activists blocked the departure of private jets at amsterdam steeple airport to protest against the pollution caused by the aviation industry. however, some progress has been made of good news is that the 15 countries have been able to reduce their m, it's just doing the best. but 15 years, a small, the european countries, japan, united states singapore and they have also much better technological needs to be successful. environment mitigation the prizes, so i mean if you have been dropping oh, expect patients are high for this climate summit, but after a year of unprecedented natural disasters, action may come too late for some. lia harding al jazeera, the still ahead on al jazeera will have the latest on rescue operations following

a plane crash, and anthony is lake victoria. and i'm andrew simmons at nickerson airport in cyprus, abandon in the 1974 conflicts. i'll be reporting a rising tension between turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. ah hello, we got some raid in the forecast for the korean peninsula over the next couple days . and eventually on to watch japan piece of cloud. they're just sliding across yellow sea associated with us, little weather systems, some snow on the northern flank of that. that'll ease its way out of the far north . east of china. rain coming back in behind and that rain will eventually move across c, r. c of japan. western japan western honju kata, seeing some clout and some rave for a time as you go through,

choose day. not too bad on the other side of the mountain stoker at around 20 degrees celsius. but some pieces of sherry ran down towards that taiwan much of central and southern china will be dry and still warm in hong kong temperatures around $25.00 celsius $26.00 celsius. here as we go on into a whedon stay more for the south, shall continue across the year philippines, some lively showers coming through here. northeast the winds, driving the showers down towards malaysia, the malay peninsula. seeing some big and heavy showers, still some larvae, showers there into central and southern parts of thailand. saw the mayors of india seeing some lively showers to over the next couple of days. central parts are dry and has been warm up towards the northwest particularly in go to route. we have got a western disturbance across northern parts of pakistan. tends to snow over the himalayas. aah with

the city and it's a 0 world weeks. the italian photography, exploring the long lasting love story between the city of naples and football. i. com. diego, morrow dawn. i left the diego endless and unconditional merit donna in naples on the al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder about top stories. the south russia says the ukrainian rocket attack is damaged to dam, and the russian held part of the house own region. the city me to high nova cough

good damn, holds bank water from the deep or river, which comes through east in ukraine. politicians and the usaa making last ditch attempts to sway voters ahead of choose days, mid term elections. republicans are looking to win back control of congress by hard bushes will punish president joe abundance democrats for high inflation. and the u ins. climate change summit has opened an egypt to the warning to help planets, a sending a distress signal. delegates had called 27. have agreed to officially ed to the a gene deputy issue with who should pay compensation for the impacts of climate change. for the death toll from a passenger plane crash, intense india has risen dramatically. prime minister cassim marsha lever now says 19 people have been killed the across, plunged into like victoria earlier on sunday 26. people have been rescued. no come wave reports on the plane was coming into land at the small city of cockburn times

and near is therefore runway. and on the shore of lake victoria, africa, the largest lake when the aircraft was about 100 meters in mid air. it encountered problems in bad weather. it was raining on the plane plunged into the water. everything is under control. the armies had rescue missions and firefighters from the province of could get out on the scene. they are fully equipped to deal with rescues and safety. rescue efforts are currently underway in order to retrieve the aircraft. the plane belongs to precision air hands and he is largest privately owned airline. his propeller power plains carry passengers between tons and in cities and neighboring countries. and we have already informed prime minister. also, we have received the condolences from the president of the united republic of tons . and yet he has agreed to more resources for the rescue efforts for the remaining

people. domestic flights are crucial, part of townsend is transport sector. c cross country road journeys can take days for those who can afford it. travel is much quicker and usually safer. malcolm web al jazeera officials from the democratic republic of congo, and rwanda have held talks to try to into political stand off caused by conflict on the border. tensions have spiked after a wave of violence carried out by him $23.00 rebels and congress east. tens of thousands had been forced from their homes. congo accuses were wanda of backing the group, but were warned. has denied it. a humanitarian ship has docked in sicily carrying almost 600 people. rescued from the mediterranean, the vessel chartered by doctors without borders is one of several that have tried to bring refugees assure. but as nadine bob reports, it's not clear how many will be allowed to disembark. arriving in catania,

viggo barons the search and rescue ship o local activists that this sicilian port welcome the vessel operated by the charity doctors without borders and carrying more than 570 people. they spent a week and a half on board after being rescued in the mediterranean sea. everybody is very close together. there is an i is very easy for diseases to spread like the ones we have a respiratory mainly. lot of calvin flu like symptoms. many of them also have skin infections, especially scabies, then there's the frustration and they don't have proper food. they don't have proper bliss for sleeping and the people's their whiting. c 24 times in our day only. busy because the we are on this board at the we can, this vessel was also allowed to dock after germany. and france said they take in some of the refugees and migrants,

women and unaccompanied miners were taken off. officials checked the rest to see who needed urgent medical attention. dozens are still on board. after having spent so many days at sea, medical supplies are running low and anger and frustration of the people ice rising. so i definitely the suggestions i not the best in our critical that these people definitely need nice of safety as soon as possible. on friday, italy's new government said it was closing its ports to humanitarian rescue ships. it insists vessels like this will eventually have to sail to the country whose flag they fly. in this case, germany, italy is allowing people rescued by italian patrol boats on shore 6000 have done so in the last week. but many more desperate people are stuck at sea. nadine baba al jazeera shelling by syrian government forces has reportedly killed and 9 people in western illinois province. 30 rockets, targeted rival held areas which include

a camp for displaced people al jazeera as adam abdul. her son has more from edward butler, jehovah leave, yet many were killed and others injured. most of them, the children and women as the regimes forces targeted this idp camp and carefully shallows. it lives western country, side of this whole water. according to the serene opposition, these camps were targeted by missiles carrying the internationally band, cluster bombs. this explains the high number of casualties among the internally displaced. citizens has threatened sprayed of ro, vast area, followed the farther than he, i shot the civil defense. his rescue teams recovered the dead bodies and the injured were taken to the nearest specialists, hospitals, and lube. they also removed the wreckage of the cluster bombs from within the camp . in addition, many of the tents caught fire as a result of the attack war. holler, min, that'll cove fear and panic caused many of the families in those camps to run to the nearby woods. they feel more strikes to come,

especially this is not the 1st time the regimes forces of targeted on the p camps. according to civil defense, alyssa, pac son's former prime minister has welcome to the governments offered to launch an investigation into his shooting. him run car was shot on the lee get a rally on thursday. his supporters say it was an assassination attempt. should washington barbecue judicial commission, i welcome the traditional commission as above sharif said it will be formed. but what will the judicial commission do when this investigation is conducted under the 3 people i have named? how can we have a fair and transparent investigation? an army? the un peacekeeping operation in cyprus is being criticized by both sides and the decades long conflicts leaders of the self declared republic of northern cyprus. so they want more influence only you into actions that the greek cypriots government say the union is already paying too much attention to the turkish speaking, north peacekeepers were deployed to the islands and 1964 during violence between

turkish and greek. cypriots and 1974. the conflict worsened with turkish forces. moving in today is a un ceasefire line, and 180 kilometer buffers on across the island. and separates greek speaking cypress from the turkish speaking north. andrew some and spent a day in the casino with you in 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. it's 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 and their attentions 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 belies 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 nic kassie''s 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, but amongst the tension in the buffer zone, there's a glimmer of hope. the village of pillar is the only one of its kind. both communities live here. this turkish cypriot woman's father didn't speak to her for a year when she married a greek cypriots. but now he's accepted by most of her family paper. greek, turkish english. say for me, say it same for me and my family. over the road, this shopkeeper says most people get on. my neighbor is turkey, sybil. we men,

we drink coffee together, we together. i don't have nothing with the people. the un is here to keep an overview. it's one of the longest running un peacekeeping operations of the world. now into its 6 decade, with no sign of an end. andrew simmons al jazeera, nicosia faith, a precedent gianni infant tina says the cat, our world cup will be the most inclusive in history. new stadiums and infrastructure have been built with accessibility in mind to ensure all fans can intend matches. and he richardson reports ah, a tournament for all. that is catherine's world cup ambition. this little match involving players who are hearing impaired was the sporting sense,

a piece of a conference aimed at ensuring every fan comply apart at these finals. the head of world football was in attendance to underline his organisations commitment to the cause. when you speak about football, we speak about joy, which we did all. i believe as we speak about. smile won't give a moment of smile, a moment of joy. catulus accessibility forum has been in place since 2016, an annual gathering of disability experts from around the world wheelchair uses visually and hearing impaired fans supports us with mental health issues. and those with different sensory requirements are all represented here. the collective ng to ensure this is a truly inclusive world cup. having lived and worked in cattle for more than a decade, i'm at hubby has witnessed the country's transformation. what we've seen here on

a balance. there is remarkable in terms of accessibility. the tournament has been a catalyst for change vans arriving the operator will be able to, you know, hop on a taxi or hop on the metro and go to their accommodation, which we worked with to ensure that it's accessible, they'll be able to go all the fan zones and fad fights and go to stadium. there are sensory rooms and 3 of the wealth of stadiums often used by children with autism. these spaces provide a view of the match, as well as a calm and secure environments. every station on the doha metro is fully accessible and all of the stadiums have been designed with wheelchair access in mind. the view will be extraordinary. i mean, late fees as good as anyone else in the house. and if you went back, not that many years as a roach i use you, is struggling when people stood up in front of you wouldn't necessarily say when things like sites in awe or you've been a situation. they had instructed view and.