so mountains are old amazon cities like this one and that he killed stop me and what happened at amec original inhabitants of libya. here in this old city, there is evidence that dates back centuries and got that if he came to power, he showed to arabic, our culture became illegal to name our children, amazon names. he removed our culture from history books, but we preserved our culture and secret young view played an important role in the revolution that toppled long time leader wal mart that he out bought their time by language. now, after more than a decade, they are able to open celebrate their heritage and culture. although libya has been engulfed in violence and political divisions since 2011 the amazon, you'd say they're happy with their new found freedom. ah,

blackouts and russian control areas in the hassle reach and off to moscow blames ukraine for an attack on a crucial dam. ah, terry johnston, this is al jazeera well, lot from day or so coming up. democrats on republicans in the us make their final campaign pushes as mid time voters prepared to head to the polls on tuesday. how many awake upholds does the world the world leaders actually need? delegates that is c as you in a climate conference agreed to discuss compensation for developing nations facing climate disasters and a plane crash and tons in the as late victoria leaves at least 19 dead. aah!

moscow back officials and a half on region. say there have been power outages off, the russian reports that ukrainian forces attacked a damn. the 30 me to high number a half could, holds back 18000000 cubic meters of water from the denice pro river, which cuts through eastern ukraine. since october, both russia and ukraine have repeatedly accused each other of planning to breach the time using explosives, which is located near the city of san ukrainian. troops have been pushing towards the area for weeks and effort to recapture it from russian forces. ukraine's president william as landscape, says russia is suffering heavy losses in the eastern region. he claims moscow is preparing new assaults when ukrainian energy infrastructure asset base has more from creamy. now we haven't heard anything directly from the ukrainians about those elect stripes on the damn. 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 city to evacuate on the 10th of november cycle, the undermining of that done by the ukrainian forces. now the fighting in the round course on has intensified. we're hearing that the shelling has been more intense now than it has been over the last week. now they should rush and back to 30 in the course on. i've said that the ukrainians messing on vehicles on the 1st on axis. but we also hear from the ukrainians that russia hasn't run 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 midterm election day in the us. politicians are making last minute appeals for support. republicans hope voters will punish present. so biden's democratic party, the high inflation and hand them control the congress. former president donald trump has been campaigning in florida biden, and the far left lunatic. so waging war and your job, your safety, your values and your freedom, they're strangling fraud or families. they're hitting florida, very odd with during prices and devastating. what they're doing to tourism. if you

think about a tourism and hospitality service 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 us present. joe biden has been campaigning in new york state where democratic politicians are locked in on expectedly tight contests with a republican opponents. through days is the most important election, and a lot of tribes is going to take shape in this country. for decades become world i was inflection point, i mean sincerely where what's gonna happen the next couple years is going to have more to do with what this country looks like 20 years from now. then anything else and fisheries in washington, dc with more on the campaigns we seem to have been talking about the, the mid terms for months. and some people would argue,

have been talking about them for 2 years since joe biden took office. but the reality is, in about 48 hours time, the fast polls will close. no, donald trump and joe biden went to states where they knew they would get a good reception. they want to make sure that they can put forward a positive message in these final hours of the midterm campaign. donald trump, in florida, there to support marco rubio, who is in a tight senate race against val, demons are democratic congresswoman and he spent a lot of the time talking about the possibility of launching his own presidential campaign very soon and how he was wronged in the 2020 election but dad managed to mention a michael review a few times as for joe biden, then things in new york are a lot tighter than he would expect. particularly in the battle for the governor's race. kathy herschel is in a very tight race with lisa alden, who has been endorsed by donald trump. so he is going there to add his support. but

it's clear that as we get closer to election day, both parties really want to put their best face forward to the electorate, the big guns, roach. in the final days before the midterm elections, the democrats won't need to want to generate a big turnout. the selection is not a referendum, it's a choice. it's a choice between 2 vastly different visions for american. traditionally, the party in the white house can expect to get hammered, and the polls are pointing that we jo biden's, more approval rating. doesn't tell voters when they can't vote at the top of the ticket years elections as a referendum on the party in power. and so most the time the president's party loses seton house during the term elections, losing the house could spell your problems for your biden's agenda and legacy. since he took power, inflation is spite prices from food and gas have risen. his successes and cutting drunk prices for dressing. climate change rebuilding infrastructure is not

energizing voters. republicans want to end the january 6th hearings, investigate biden for as yet unspecified reasons. reform hope payments are made to your seniors and some are pushing for 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 era polarization what we've experienced in the last 30 plus years, is that presidents and divide a government have a very difficult time passing their agenda. many republicans running this time, i believe the last presidential election was stolen and they won't commit to accept the result. if they lose that leaves many experts worried that this could undermine the whole election process. if there is any sort of, ah, massive kind of error. ah, there are challenges there are recounts,

there are audits. so i said not concede to refuse to accept the results as long as all those processes have been, are gone through. ah, is i just further our roads trust in the system? the pain of the economy remains, voters talk, concern hammering here, could leave biden not just unable to pushes agenda fixer walker girl, but might damage him so badly. the idea of running again in 2024 could be ended right here. alan fisher al jazeera washington. are you ends at cornet changed summit opened in egypt on sunday with a warning that our planet is sending a distress signal delegate set cop 27. have agreed to officially add to the agenda . the issue of who should pay compensation for the impacts of climate change. for 2 weeks, representatives from nearly 200 countries who hold talks in the city of chanel, shake expectations for the summit, or high after year of comic disasters from widespread floods in pakistan to crock

destroying droughts in china, parts of africa, and the u. s. our planet be sending a distress signal. the late the state of the global climate report is a chronicle of climate chaos, as well with in logic organizations so. so clearly changes happening with campus traffic speeds, devastating live and lively woods on every continents. more now from really hard on what to expect of the next 2 weeks. the seas have never been this high. the planet has never been this warm, distinguished delegate for 2 weeks. representatives from nearly 200 countries who 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 call counts and every call should move us one step closer. well, 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 to continue 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. good news is that the 15 countries have been able to read you is there, i mean, just doing the best, but 15 years it's mostly european countries, japan, united states, singapore and maybe have also much better technology. got me be successfully fine, but that mitigation the prices up 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 and new are to is spearheading plan to officially ask the international court of justice to clarify who's responsible for the climate crisis. the pacific island nation is one

of 16 countries who will table draw the resolution. the next un general assembly to make the request and the opinion would be non binding, but it would hold immense legal authority. some pacific islands will be entirely underwent by the end of the century if seen, it'll continue unchecked. melanie pill is a search fellow. the australian national university institute for comments, energy and his office solutions. he joins us from what on going in australia, welcome to the program. so when you look at the effects of climate change, it's not just a matter of financial compensation. is it? no, no, it is definitely not. if we, especially when we look to the pacific climate change mean an existential threat for some of some of the countries that, that it, it goes way beyond just providing finance for losses and damages that are caused by climate change, which will be a big topic at cop $27.00. how could any agreement on compensation ever actually

being forced in practice? ah, it remains to be seen whether there will be a finance being made available that is then labeled compensation or whether this is going to be a financial mechanism that really helps to address loss and damage. so maybe we won't say something that is labeled compensation, but the financial assistance will be there in moving forward. how much of this thing is about putting this narrative at the top of the agenda? it is for countries developing countries and again pacific collins. this is an existential crisis, and it is really high on the agenda 27. and you've mentioned that it is, it is actually on the official agenda for the time. so it is a high priority because that is really what developing countries need in order to

address the impact of climate change that has been caused by historical emissions by rich nations. but how would you measure how much compensation to give one country compared to another? that's quite complex, isn't it? yeah, it would be incredibly complex to decide who gets was, who is more valuable? who gets at what point in time would be really complex to negotiate and these are all questions that are probably going to be on the table. i had called 27 and you will see some negotiations around how optimistic then are you about any tangible action for pacific islands, for example, i am sure that the i hope to see that there will be a way forward that we can move forward on financial assistance for pacific islands or developing countries in general. i do think that there needs to be

a proper plan and moving forward to address problems. lot of cruise getting them up and how much and when and what other the mechanisms that decides on that. and what does this financial mechanism look like? how does it disperse money? so these are all things that i hope going to be discussed in more detail. one there of computation that always comes is always being discussed when it comes to loss. damage needs to be brought up. there's also non economic losses that are particularly important to the pacific, but also in general, for people on the ground. so those losses, they're very subjective. said that have to do with, with your home and not just the house that have to do with a lot of loved ones, which with help and also displacement having to move from where you used to live. so these are also issues that a financial mechanism would have to address with these issues. the narrative is

here now, but once the climate change summit has has finished and everyone has gone home, will this narrative continue? i can. yeah. i will see that continue especially being carried on into the, into the next negotiations as well. and we've seen this year as well. it was also continue to be discussed at g 20 meeting. so this is something that will continuously come up. but any parent will leave it there. we appreciate your time. thank you very much indeed. yeah, no worries. thanks for having me. bye. also ahead 0 now to 0. 9. people have been killed in air strikes and i can't afford to space people it live in syria. and we'll look at why some nicaraguans are caught in the countries nuclear reaction illegitimate. ah,

hello, welcome to look at the international forecast. we've got some cloud and some rain into parts of the middle east over the next couple days. even here encounter central parts. a saudi arabia made him see a few spots of rain over the next day or so. that line of cloud and rain makes his way across iran into afghanistan. and we could see some snow over the high ground here, bits and pieces a cloud of rain towards the caspian, towards the black sea. and there was a nasty disturbance across the east side of the mediterranean. we could see a months with a right. it's a cypress. that brings with the potential for some, a localized flooding, gusty winds as well. and that's a wet weather that will make its way in across said the levant, as we go through tuesday, elsewhere, generally drive to the south here 33 celsius, pleasant sunshine for dow hassam. love the weather over the next few days. much of north africa is looking for a dr. little on the i breezy side. wanted to blustery,

shouting to the far north of libya, those parts of egypt to wanted to shout a scraping the coast of west africa was to go through were monday, but nothing too much to speak of. the rains are sinking farther south quite nicely now. and they draped their way right down across zambia botswana, seeing some heavy burst of freight. there's also some lively showers into much of south africa. ah, the very right across the us, millions of americans rely on conservative talk radio shows for the news and entertainment. these are all real issues for real people. the listening post tunes in and asks is, talk radio, divide in america, there is no room. and that's not how democracy works. it's really just acknowledging differences that are already there. if anything, conservative talk radio created, the republican party talked to over to park special on the 0.

ah ah, this is al jazeera, the headlines. russia says the ukranian rocket attack has damaged the dam and the russian held part of the hassan region. the 30 me to high nova cut off could dam holds back water from a to ne pro river, which cuts through eastern ukraine. politicians in the u. s. are making last ditch attempts to sway voters ahead of tuesday's mid term elections. republicans are looking to win back control of congress and vote is will punish, present, jo biden's democrats for hind flacier will be sure to tune in at 2100 g m t. on monday for our preview of the midterms,

will have an hour long special program. and our coverage on posing day begins at 100 g m t on wednesday. we have correspondence across the us plus reaction to the results from a wide range of experts. passenger plane crash in tons and there has left at least 19 people dead. the air craft plunged into lake victoria as it attempted to land and nearby town 26 people having rescued malcolm web reports. the plane was coming in to land at the small 50 of the cobra tanza near it's apple runway ends on the shore of lake victoria africa's largest lake new york. um yeah, when the aircraft was about a 100 meters at 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 of rescue missions and fire fighters from the province of cu get are are 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. hanson is largest privately owned airline. it's propeller powered plains carry passengers between townsend and cities and to neighboring countries and why don't we only get up underneath. we've already informed the prime minister. also, we have received the condolences from the president of the united republic of townsend, yet he has agreed to more resources for the rescue effort for the remaining people below. domestic flights or a crucial part of townsend is transport sector. cross country road journeys can take days for those who can afford it. air travel is much quicker and usually safer . malcolm web al jazeera, showing by a syrian government forces, has reportedly killed 9 people in western it live province about 30 rockets. targeted rebel held areas which include a camp for displaced people after the powers of the on is more displaced by serious

war. people living in this makeshift camp in italy, province are again left homeless. it was early sunday morning when government forces launched their 1st round of attacks bloodstains on the 4 now mark were many trying to take cover without any luck, comma earlier, when we 1st heard the explosions, we thought it was happening somewhere else. children ran out of a tense skid. they started shouting rockets, rockets, we didn't know where to go. all we could hear will bombs. it wasn't one or 2. it felt like $100.00. at least 9 people were killed among them, children. in hospital, a medical team tries to save the lives of young patients. he left her, we're treating 3 children who are under the age of 5. they have serious injuries. we had to transfer others to the intensive care unit due to nerve damage to the

attack on rebel held areas. marks, yet another violation of a 2020 truce. and it'll province the region as the last pocket of armed resistance against president bashar al assad. and the shelling reportedly comes a day after pro government forces were killed in a separate attack. this is how opposition fighters responded. the civil war there broke out in 2011 may be over, but fighting still the ropes between government forces and rebels are and now this recent escalation is fueling concerns that more attacks will follow katia lopez, so the young al jazeera focused ons, former prime minister has welcome the government's office to launch investigation to his shooting. him on congress shot in a leg to rally on thursday. a supporter site was an assassination attempt. you

should, i should have debowski judicial commission. i welcome the judicial commission as above theresa said it will be formed. but what will the traditional commission do when this investigation is conducted under the 3 people i have named? how can we have a fair and transparent investigation? a 1000, the protests have gathered that opposing rallies in the present in the city of edison, nero in the wake of last week's election. supporters of defeated incumbent president . i have also more valid for 5th day to demand. the military blocks, the change in government host and our supporters and elections rigged supporters of president elect industrial unit. the silver held a carnival parade on. cooper come on the beach to celebrate who's with mac raglin at president daniel ortega sandinista party look set to win the countries municipal elections. this, despite calls to boycott the votes, which many describe as an adjustment, saunders, i'm here to report even improved government, television,

tunica ones were seen voting in sundays. municipal elections voting day arrived after a campaign without rallies electoral events, or any real opposition imposed that observers say were a farce. exiled opposition leaders called for a boy caught them in bed. there is a spreading sense of fear amongst the people. these are possibly the worst elections we've had in recent years. there is no competition and no freedom one more than 300000 new car ones were forced to feed the country. some who did vote in the capital my now were think otherwise for bologna. got when they were for us nicaraguans these true elections. here we are demonstrating that we have the right to vote. president daniel ortega some. denise, the national liberation front, already controls $141.00 of the countries, $163.00 municipalities. it could govern all of their sunday and in the past 2 years,

most opposition parties have been outlawed and their candidates jailed. on friday, they enter american commission on human rights denounced nicaragua, seeing it lacked quote, the minimum necessary conditions to hold free and fair elections. it called on the government to re establish democratic guarantees and saw the crackdown there is only resource. and since the police and paramilitary groups repressed citizens protest in 2019, he got our in the garage. government forces killed more than 500 people. it is prohibited to display a national flag in the street. there are more than 250 political prisoners in horrible conditions. 13000 india is of been closed. even priests are being arrested . and in nicaragua, the possibility of citizen participation in free and transparent elections has gone . we need international help at all of your presenter gig and his wife, vice president. that was adam audio said sundays was a boat for peace, but

a couple has increasingly employed authoritarian tactics to keep their grip on power. exiled nicaraguans took to the streets in neighboring costa rica to protest the boat. the eye owner exam on if we are demonstrating against the electoral fraud that ortega is trying to impose on the citizens to day. another, a 100 civil society organizations were forcibly closed on friday before the vote. as the government gets every day closer to a single party control of the country, allison didn't get the al jazeera. ah football fans in argentina are getting ready to travel to cat are to watch their national team play at the world cup. i'll just here is to raise about caught up with him at a mass barbecue bonus. ours. oh, it seems like the world cup has already started in this place, him little sideways. they're all travelling to cut out for the well cup. and this

is the last barbecue, before their trips. oh, really narrow that he says, most of them have become expert in finding the most affordable way to accompany argentina's team in doha. for those i yaki know thing a lot. i seen it. i haven't gone on holiday for 2 years, saving every pay so to by dollars to be able to make this trip. i'll dollar is devalued so it costs more and i will travel with several stop overs. we stay in the cheapest place, but we will be there. ah, i've been driving with . 7 taxes that have been i don't care that they will do whatever we take, like a dilemma indiana. my durango law says that doing the last well cup he travelled to

russia but had to pay 3 times more on his credit card when he returned. because of differences in the exchange rate. when i was an officer, domini one little fellow in russia. it happened that we left with a dollar at 14, and then there was a devaluation to $21.00. yeah, and i spent everything and had to re plan everything that we managed. we are argentines, and we used to crisis like we adapt to the data, but i, he really had lung cancer 3 years ago. he was a professional football player and had to change his life. as jim miller and i both decided i had pain in my chest and took ibuprofen. i went to the doctor and there was a spot they thought it was pneumonia. in the end i had cancer when i had surgery and woke up, i looked at my father and said, if i survive this, we're going to the world cup. father and son have tickets to watch other countries, but not argentina. they say living this well come together is their biggest gift. i mean, i was told by leveraging our whole lives change, we have a new calendar which are his controls that.