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this is al jazeera ah hello, it is great to have you with us. i'm 0 venue. this is the news, our life from doha coming up and to show today, ukraine's forces make gains in the south of the country. but keep react cautiously to russia's declaration that it is pulling troops out of her son. aid agencies call for more support to prevent millions of people dying from hunger in the horn of africa. while the press to the pundents are predicting a giant red wave, it didn't happen. a u. s. president joe biden cause the midterm elections a good day for democracy as control of congress still hangs in the balance. we take a look at what decided the election. supporters of pakistan's, former prime minister, enron con, resumed their march to the capital a week after colon was wounded in an attack. 9 isn't so kick off as well. come in.

one way he'll be traveling to castle is maria godsa. the man who won germany the tournament in 2014 making a sensational return to the squad after 5 year absence. just for ukraine's army chief says his forces are making gains in the south of the country. but it remains unclear whether russia has begun pulling troops out of the key city of her son. on wednesday, moscow's defense minister said he's ordered forces to withdraw to the eastern bank of the nipple river near her son. but ukraine officials are worried that their troops may walk into booby traps or be ambushed. let's bring in that jonah ho who is in keep jonah, have ukrainian forces entered course on city excess on city? no, not to my knowledge. certainly they then to have song region and made quite rapid

progress from the north, the ukrainian counter offensive that had been building since august applying pressure on the russian occupation has now made fairly sharp progress down towards cash on city liberating as he went. the important strategic town of sniggering scot . this is a railway hub, a staging post for the russian occupation. and beyond that, several settlements, lots of pictures, online of ukrainian troops being greeted in emotional scenes by ukrainian residences. the ukranian flag is posted on buildings and towers and lost reports, put them about 15 kilometers to the north of catch on city in the vicinity of the perimeter of the airport there, where they are likely waiting, assessing, perhaps surveilling with drones, trying to ascertain what is going on inside have sun city, because whilst they've been aware that russia has been preparing its exit for some weeks now moving heavy assets artillery to the east banks also come on in control

control structures and civilians. because there is the likelihood that they've left, some troops behind apps to cover that withdrawal and military intelligence sources are reporting that perhaps as many as $20000.00 russian troops remain inside or so on city, it is unclear whether they are there to defend the city or to cover that withdrawal, and as that withdraw goes on, there are also reports. the russians are destroying critical infrastructure, blowing up things like the tv tower and the heating and energy plant, among other things. so the ukranian force is not far from the center of the city, but will proceed now, i think with extreme court jonah, if russian forces do retreat fully from her son city, and from that bank of the river, where does that lead russia war effort? in particular, does it, do they have any gains left from that big february offensive?

well, the games that they've been able to accumulate over the last 8 and a half months so. so let's put it that way. we'll look just in the last few weeks, president putin declared that he was annexing for regions of ukraine. one of them, the hash, all region are sewn itself, the only regional capital that russia has been able to occupy. so it puts a pretty severe and humiliating dent in that. the other singular achievement, of course, was the building of a land corridor between occupied crimea and the russian mainland of which have san district was apart. so this puts in jeopardy that land quarter. it also effectively potentially opens up a front that the ukrainians can use to attack russian positions in occupied crimea itself. the other big thing, of course, is that the suggestion now is whatever troops of freed from her san city in the west bank, there will be immediately redeployed in the east to protect the eastern front lines where russia is taking an enormous battering

a lot of constrict. forces they're losing an enormous number of men and manpower. and remember, at the beginning of this war, it was those 2 regions, new gods, and the next that had declared their own independence recognized by moscow that president putin said he was sending forces in to protect, to protect the russian speakers in those 2 places. today, russia has not managed to occupy the entirety of those 2 regions up to their administrative borders. a jonah holland key. thank you very much. mohammed val has more now on the reaction to this from moscow. most russians are still trying to absorb the shock and swallow this bitter pill, but the reaction here is mixed even the hawks. and this is not surprising in the hawks among the military and the government. those who of those of them who spoke about this have supported the decision by the national leadership and the military command. we have 4 of those churches lead on guard. you're off once, usually once

a more aggressive approach to the war. but he has supported the decision to leave her son saying that it is a difficult but the right choice, saving the priceless lives of soldiers. so they said, here are russia opposition to supreme decisions is rail and there is no exception here. but some of the people who are, who are not that close to the government, independent blood as probably some of them are not living in fight itself. they have another opinion. they see the decision of one of the worst taken by the russian leadership. and they see what happened, the most serious defeat for the russian army. so 1991 foreign military blogger, you quote you and says, the decision is shocking to thousands and millions of people who are fighting for russia dying for russia, belief and russia,

and share their beliefs of the russian world. it is a tough situation. it is a tough a staff here in moscow and across russia for people trying to absorb what happened to understand what's going on. and mohammed van reporting there now there's plenty more head on the news hour, including more from florida where another massive storm is battering the state with heavy rains and damaging winds. also towards major airport aims to give world cup passengers a breath of fresh air. as it expands its main terminal, we'll be talking about that later. dollars. well, i will be head of the international rescue committee is warning that the horn of africa is facing a climate as well as a hunger crisis. david miller bend has been visiting ethiopia, where millions of people are facing the worst drought in decades. the need for humanitarian aid is very pressing. the fact that the large parts of the

international community so called have not delivered on the humanitarian appeal has been made for east africa, is very serious. indeed, that's an urgent need to stave off the growing hunger crisis. the effects of being cells in neighboring somalia as well, which experts say is on the brink of famine. the droughts been brought on by 4 failed rainy seasons in a row, nearly 8000000 people. that's half the population of facing extreme hunger. natalia come in as the executive director of the u. n. population and population fund. and she says women are being affected more than men. the backdrop of conflict makes everything even more crisis laden or a woman who is fleeing with her children in each hand, trying to get to where he can find shelter. the dangers on the road include everything like increased and under violence, which we've seen in some cases,

increasing up 60 percent. moreover, the health systems are simply not working order. the part of the urgency is to be able to field mo, bile annex and vans. to be able to help people who are exhausted. i mean, walk many any day. the further issue and i need to stress it, is that like every other situation, there is a gender dimension, but what is happening? somalia, 80 percent of the people in the women with their children. and women that have said over and over that piece is what they are after. so that they can get to the antenatal on that they can be provided basic services not have to spend hours in line at the board hall. for example, waiting for water. a 1000 fatah supported him, garza have marked the 18th anniversary of former palestinian presidents. yes,

sir. our offense, death, and leaders in gaza gave the go ahead for memorization of the city park. no, this could improve efforts between rival passing infections to reconcile. after talking algeria last month concluded without a deal, but also known as the palestinian national liberation movement was thrown out of gaza after one legislative elections there in 2006. i let the middle and john this event carries the message of fata, that is supporters are alive. this field is arafat's legacy. in the sand of history, we confirmed, we came to achieve the national unity which arafat instilled in us. and the neath of l 0 journalist sharina clay has been addressing a un commission investigating alleged abuses in palestinian territories. lena clay, as well as policy and journalist, spoke about violations they face while trying to do their job. a un body found that

sharina barclay was likely deliberately killed weighs really forces in may. she was on an assignment in the occupied west bank for elsie's 0 at the time. the grief anger, sadness and trauma that we as a family have had to endure and continue to endorse painful beyond words. we did not only lose a renown journalists, but we lost our one and on the aunt, my father lost his only sister. it's very difficult to put into words and explain the suffering, but this is exactly what injustice feels like. the killing of shooting could have been avoided if there was accountability for the countless crimes committed by these read the army in the past. or for the numerous journalists who were targeted and killed. sullivans of aid has more on this from geneva. well, it is for the 1st time after syrians killing an official, an impartial body is listening to actually what happened, taking account of what happened, taking witness, testimonies of the events that led to shootings, death,

and what happened afterwards as well. and i was speaking to lena, i work like just before she went on the podium and she was telling me that it doesn't matter how many times she repeats itself. she repeats what happened every single time it takes a toll on her and her family when they have to re live that memory. and that's something that we've been hearing, not just from sharina family, we've been hearing from the palestinian journalist syndicate as well. and it powerful testimonies about how journalists have been killed by israeli forces with impunity for years. decades rather, not just palestinian journalists, but everyone who, according to them, reads its royce for the palestinian people. they say that it is a systemic targeting of journalists by the israeli government, which they call an occupational force. they say there's a war against a journalist and media institution which is being carried out. and there warned that if the world fails to act, this vitality, these killings, these targeting of attacks, according to them, more than $800.00 violations of journalists and basic freedoms of, for journalists,

every year is happening in the occupied palestinian territories. so on a wider picture, this is a hearing which is being carried out by the human rights commission. it does not hold any legal binding or it is not going to be conclusive. but this is going to bear some sort of waited as an official investigation, as official accounts which are being recorded and noted. and palestinians are hopeful that if and when they make their case to an international court, including the option of going to the i. c. c. this will be used as evidence against what they call and is really occupational force with impunity, usurping their rights and the sister of an egyptian british activist who was on hunger strike in prison in egypt says his lawyer is negotiating with authorities to gain access to him earlier the family of law bill said prison authorities had started giving him medical treatment the pro democracy blogger has been on hunger strike for 7 months and stopped drinking water 4 days ago is serving

a 5 year sentence for quotes spreading for news. his sister's son are safe, is calling for governments to intervene because invited to do something and whatever way out that is needed, we don't care whether as an option or the british we want way out. we want to walk out of the pipe was been trying to walk out of the site for 9 years. the us president joe biden has hailed the democrats performance in the mid term elections, calling it a good day for democracy. but he has acknowledged americans are frustrated with the political divide byte and says he is willing to work with the republicans as his party could still lose control of both the house and the senate. my canada has more now from washington. it was in pennsylvania that the predicted red wave was revealed to be little more than a trickle in a crucial senate race. john pittman overcame both a stroke and stiff competition from the trumpet. back to celebrity dr. mehmet oz,

giving the democratic party a fighting chance of keeping control of the senate. and president joe biden has welcome the preliminary results. while the press in the pundents are predicting a giant red wave, it didn't happen. and i know you were somewhat miss by my my obsession optimism. but i felt good during the whole process. i thought were going to do fine in the 1994 terms. president bo clinton left 52, how seats in 2010 barack obama last 63 this year the last could be in the region of 20, making joe biden, one of the most successful 1st term precedence in recent history. the major republican party decree came in florida, which is now emerged as a fully republican stronghold and were in a strong showing governor run de santis,

easily held onto his position, confirming his status as the most likely challenger to any possible reelection bid by the states. most prominent resident, former president, donald trump, will be fun, watch him take on each other. president biden also took note of a noticeable change in both demographics, both of registration figures and the results themselves indicate a huge increase in the number of voters between the ages of 18 and 30 stood at would appear by the desire to combat climate change. an anger at attempts to stop a woman's right to choose the money. it also reflects that the president of future generations, impatience and anger at the political rancor of the past. my cana era, washington, a vote counting is still under way in some states after the u. s mid terms,

but crucial for senate control or to swing states in the south west in arizona. officials and tell you half a 1000000 maylen ballads while the neighboring nevada. it could be several days before the final results are in. right. let's take a look at how things stack up, but the moment the senate is neck and neck. democrats currently have 48 seats. the republicans have $49.00, all eyes, therefore, on those battleground states of arizona and nevada. there it is. georgia will be holding a run off in december. and now let's look again at the house of representatives. the republican party is in the lead there, but by a small margin than what had been forecast party needs 218 seats to take control. currently they have 208, but while the economy took center stage during the u. s. mid terms for many abortion was a key issue. us president joe biden had said that roe vs wade was on the ballot to pose showed 60 percent of voters were dissatisfied or angry with the supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade voters in 3 states for

a month. california michigan endorsed amendments to their state constitutions to ensure access to abortion. their michigan is democratic, governor was also easily reelected while in the reliably republican state of kentucky brokers, voters rejected a ballot measure seeking to deny any constitutional protections for abortion. that referendum was brought by a republican dominated legislature. rina shaw is a former republican strategist in political analysts. she joins us from washington, dc. rena, what's the number one reason in your view that republicans underperformed relative to expectations. it was the overturn roe vs wade at the supreme court that lead american women to feel as if the republican party does not reflect them. there was anger, there was a serious sentiment about truly reproductive rights and what they need today. and that's why we saw the result. we saw republicans under performing when they should

have done far better than they did. is that something that can carry over to 2024 in the president for as well that i'm not sure about bill on chevy. of the issue is certainly tough because we do have short attention span as an electorate. but the reality is that republicans have made some inroads and done somewhat. okay. in terms of messaging on the decision, the dogs decision, the supreme court again, i think that it kicks the issue of abortion back to the state. so like i said, longevity into 2024. we're not sure. i think they're going to be other issues that emerge that show that again, millennials in gen the tend to be going for democrats far more than they are go. republicans in much of the country. what does this, where does this leave us on the type of candidates that republicans should be feeling? i mean, we talked a lot about election deniers before the election saying that there were election deny is running. right, candidates who were denying the results of the last presidential election running

in many um, many offices up and down the ballot across the country. did that work? well, let me talk to your question in 2 parts. your number one is candidate quality, is the afraid of the year. in my opinion, that was mentioned by senator mitch mcconnell many months ago. he remarked about how they are with the quality, again, of the candidates or throughout the country. whether you were looking at georgia or ohio, pennsylvania even out to arizona, you're seeing republicans to take on of been year. debt is much like that of former president trump's. now putting that aside, there is a bigger issue here and that's political extremism. and the issue of election integrity is what many a republican are calling it in virginia governor glenn young can when he ran for governor, not this year, just last i he talked about it quite a bit in what is bringing into question the validity of the results of the 2020

election. now is it baked into the g o? p. currently is question of election denial of them. i'm sorry. excuse me, that bit this. the phrase election denial isn't the phrase election integrity. what that really means is that there is still an appetite in the base of republican voters for real. litigating the 2020 election that is not only harmful to for democracy, but i think that it doesn't all go well for the future republican party either. okay, what else should the republican party be learning from these elections, especially as regards the type of candidate that they're going to be feeling? i'm not talking about gubernatorial candidates. i'm not talking about senatorial candidates this time talking about the presidential candidate. well, 2020 for the election for the president. it's still 7 hundreds of days away. so it's never too early to start talking about it. but i will be a bit. it is a situation in which many people feel like we're looking at bad and less bad. now,

if i didn't, tries to run again. and republicans have the majority in the house of representatives . it will be biting money against congress, much like german dead and $48.00. but that's, that's putting that aside from it. i hope by that doesn't right. again, i think there are couple really good candidates out there for the democrats, and it would be good of them to consider these people and bring them to that the national spotlight. these are 2 governors on libya and it's not california as governor gavin newsom. i'm talking about gretchen whit, or the governor of michigan who's been able to eat up to wind sal winning for a 2nd time out of the read. then there's also governor jared full is in colorado, who's managed to make it more blue out there in colorado to really good governors. that could be strong presidential candidates. now looking at the right, we see the error parent could be trump, protege to santa people. say, wow, look at what heats out of florida. putting the are real of glasses on here. not are

sunglasses. we can say defensive. enjoy a lot of support throughout florida. he's probably the only candidate right now was the ability to mount a serious ground game against former president trump. so on the one hand, he good, but not great. and the, and the lesson for trump himself. i mean, it's unclear how much he moved the needle when he, when he jumped into those local races. what trunk shouldn't think that does and to says his only opponent, i think that's what he's thinking right now. he's under a report saying that he's pretty angry about the santas holding a competing rally the same night he did earlier this week in florida. he think that de santa should probably just ship the ring and, and, and move away, get out a chance way. i think there are a potential others who could bound to challenge to a truck because the maybe trumpeters are the people who hold the power right now in the republican party. it's not the always trump or who still attend the former president's rally. and it's not that never traverse people who oppose them from the out. that it's the people that would like somebody new,

a person who talks about solution, a person who doesn't bring the baggage in the drama that former president trumped us. there could be an appetite for somebody out there like a senator, tim thought of south carolina or a, nikki haley, the former governor of south carolina. there are some people out there on the g o. p side who i would be pretty certain could hold a good handle to drugs to put a lock in in that way. i don't think these are people that we've known of before, like senator ted cruz or you know, a former governor john keith of ohio. those people have tried it, they weren't successful. so i think the g o p should try something new. go for somebody that's talking about solution. go for somebody that looks and feels different than trump don't be scared, is what i would advise were public and leadership, right? now interesting coming from a former republican strategist and political analyst, rena shaw. thank you so much. was great talking to you. thank you. great to chat with you that have dentist and the taliban has band women from entering parks fair

grounds and jims in the capital cobble. the new restrictions come just months after the government ordered access to parks, be separated by gender. women are already banned from traveling without a male escorts. they also must wear a job outside of their homes. a for a pakistan prime minister emron cons long march to islamabad has resumed a week after he was shot in the leg. the rally to demand immediate elections was paused for a week following an assassination attempt on con, con, plans to join the march when it reaches royal pin d in punjab province. which is just outside islamabad. famous ravi reports from the hor, we're con, is recovering former prime minister iran clone and the pakistani army were 2 sides of the same coin. but since his ouster earlier this year, he's become the most popular politician to ever directly challenge the country's military yob, blatant violations already. there are blatant violations happen here,

but a state of terrors be created in people's minds that pakistan's army is untouchable . don't say anything to them, they can do whatever they want till monday. pakistan's army will be stronger when there is accountability. it will not be a weak affordability o. hon blames a conspiracy for the attempt on his life and was ear about earlier this month. top leaders deny any involvement so that his dad is on, but he hasn't been there. enron count has blamed me as the prime minister and the interior minister and the senior army officer. so i say again, if there is even the slightest evidence that i am in any way involved, i will not only resign, i will leave politics forever. the baseless and irresponsible allegations by the chairman of the p t. i party against the institution, and particularly a senior army officer are absolutely unacceptable. no one will be allowed to defame

the institution or it soldiers with impunity. imre hans political rise came only when he aligned himself with the army. his fall like many before him. when he tried to push his own agenda, now he is tapped into public anger against the army, often seen as controlling the country's affairs from behind the scenes. ah, you know, america, good day to day these people american dogs, americans lackeys, are acting against their own people. done it a beloved soldiers that are brothers me and nothing without them. but don't act as if you are angels. there are bad people among you. get rid of them or risk, worsening the crow and hate for you in people's heart. i implore the amateur, you've done enough dirty business, now have mercy on me. still recovering from gunshot wounds at whose residence here

enough for him. ron hon has said that in the coming days you will join his supporters and raoul pin and leave them the rest of the way to his mom about completing the long march and continuing fast for early election. but open criticism of the military has potentially put him and his supporters on a collision course look, one of the largest standing armies in the world con is a threat to the status quo. the primacy of the military and pakistan, while no prime minister has ever challenged the army successfully, some have died trying in basra, the older 0 law still ahead on al jazeera in sport will be hearing from this world cup referee as he prepares. the biggest appointment of his career ah

well, the change of season has sort of halted half way. we've had cloud and rain spread across from eastern europe through turkey, towards the eastern med and mister a light on shore breeze for egypt and chows the cypress. and maybe for lebanon's. well, but mostly that's as far as it goes in a big picture. you can see the line goes across iraq, dancers towards keewatin, saudi arabia, temperatures have been dropped in, took malice down good part of iran, but then it stopped. and we certainly had no progress further south, which means attempt his encounter. for example, bahrain hughie have been on the high side of normal, approaching record highs, which is the high thirties this time of year. you would expect this to see this, which is the change of season from sweep south eventually, but it's not in the immediate future. likewise, the trump cool rain should be going south with the sun, but the still line from these european hardens through sas, sudan,

and towards said, the republic of congo, which is weather, which is where the rays. certainly there is heavy rain south of that as well. dan towards angola where you might expected to be and the spring rains have been pretty wide spread throughout all of southern africa. a once again is a good development dancer, the eastern side, namibia, and through botswana. so the oak of anger dealt was getting wet again. a sense of belonging, we are very close knit community. everybody knows everybody and the everyday heroes keeping communities together. this is the st. the universe. center of my universe. a jazeera visits scotland outer hebrides and meets those fighting to save their island, his way of life in the face of its plummeting population. a sense of community on a just either oh,

every footstep moving in sync with the world to bring health equity for wrong. to be together again with the ones far apart with transformation and collaboration, indonesia urges and leave the world in moving forward. as one friend children together recover stronger. lou ah, watching al jazeera reminder of our headlines this, our ukraine's army chief says his forces and making gains in the south. but it remains unclear whether russia has begun pulling troops out of the key city,

of course, on key has worn troops. if possible booby traps and more attacks at the drought in the horn of africa as pushing people further towards starvation. the head of the international rescue committee has visited some of those displaced in ethiopia, and says they are paying the price of the climate crisis. the sister of a hunger striking egyptian british activists says his lawyer is negotiating with authorities to gain access to him in prison in egypt. the blogger is serving a 5 year sentence for spreading, quote, false news. a hurricane. nicole has been downgraded to a tropical storm after making landfall in florida. it has brought fierce winds heavy down for that dangerous storm surges to the states coast. coal is expected to move north in the, in the coming days, passing through georgia and from the carolinas. let me see j grey joins us from jensen beach in florida. j. how's it going? and how is the state handling this less than 2 months after hurricane ian?

yeah, and 0. let's start with current conditions. what a difference a few hours makes. we've got some sunshine. 5 peaking through blue patches of cloud . i want you to take a look though it's something we continue to see and that's the active are huge ways that continue to roll in. and so much of this area, the dunes that protect this town and others along the coast, had been damaged over the last 25 our 24 hours by driving rain storm surge. that was 6 feet in some areas. and just the wind that continued to push that hand across and in the roadways the water following. so, flooding has been an issue and businesses and homes along the coastline. how're continues to be an issue there more than $300000.00 without power. right now you talk about where on the east side of this peninsula, the west side was hit by in about 5 weeks ago and it was much more devastating.

obviously it was a terrible storm. but the recovery process and the work, it's going to have to wait for a couple of days now because of nicole. this was a massive storm, more than 400 miles wide. and so it really affected the entire state. rain water again, nothing compared to it. but it does make those who have been working so hard for over a month at trying to come back, have to pause now. it's just been a rough go serial as you. you allude to over the last 6 to 7 weeks for this entire state. and where are we on recovery on search and rescue if that is relevant in the path of the storm. how is all that going? yeah, they're just at the point now with the conditions enough that they can get in and, and try and figure out the extent of some of damage here of search and rescue. not

really an issue though. they do have hundreds of national guard troops on the standby if necessary, but this thing moved through so quickly. and so many people paid attention to the storm, move to higher ground, move to a safer place because of ian and the damage that it did earlier. and so it looks like, thankfully at this point, the search and rescue is not going to be an issue. the recovery will continue to be . you've got water in areas that it's not supposed to be. as i talked about earlier, you've got tremendous erosion across the state. the dunes have been damaged and so they've got to come in and take care of that and try and replenish those where they can not an easy task. and then just the rebuilding from m and now this so it's going to be a long and unfortunately very difficult process. j grade j grade reporting from jensen, beach florida. thank you so much. let's go back to our lead story and the situation

in her son, ukraine. will be hearing of you from moscow shortly, but 1st, asset big has more from zillow dulce in southern ukraine. we've been in curse on this morning and today and the artillery better the fil taking place. you can still hear the shelling taking place between the 2 military, the ukrainians, and the russians in the midst of going overhead. but when you actually go through course, saw you realize that the towns and villages that the russians have withdrawn from the what happens is that when the ukrainians take a villager a time, her son is mainly rural flatland so they end up taking loads of territory. but when the ukrainians take a town or village the you could, the russians could still shell them and that's exactly what's been going on. we've just come from a town that's been completely destroyed. we went through it and there wasn't a single building that hadn't been damaged, that didn't have structural damage or bullet holes. there's no electricity, there is no water. and it's hardly anybody left to find a handful of people. i read the russian forces had been stationed well,

that was completely destroyed and there was weaponry that was left behind. now, when we speak to ukrainian soldiers, they're proceeding with caution. they don't trust the rush of the trustees announcements that have happened. but they also understand that even if they manage to take her sun city, the russian forces will be on the other side of the river and still be able to shell them still be able to hit targets in, in, in the course on throats ukraine. but it will be a morale booster for many people heck, specially at the time when they're suffering from electricity and water shortages and for countries the supporting ukraine to see the ukranian troops advancing a survey mark off as a former criminal adviser and political commentator. he joins us now from moscow. survey in your view, what will be the ripple effect of this defeat and moscow? i think because it isn't always this russian result from your song.

because your own bank some very close to us and it's difficult to to defend also because there was a last cranium population fight time less and less than the amount of you could and not me twice more than amount or was that a ration on it because it's not and styles, maybe dignitary, maybe musician, you could get an on a spring and summer. and when i was doing this, this is they got to get a negative. it is inside russia. but nevertheless, by putting support, i will stay the same on a bit higher level. sounds like about $85.90 is because with this stand is that

house the strong and then we'll process. who is, of course, you know, who will be actually you case is what between united states of america and the russian united states just used to know the process was taken on trade when it's a good that is if i can just jump in ukraine would disagree with that assertion, then ukraine very much feels that russia invaded them and with them, i'm not. no, no, no you can agree is that there's a war between i'm, you can say i'm to us and everyone get if you want to ask us if people see it, they will sell you exactly what i'm talking. but of course, it's not, not easy to do because if you create some dictatorship and i want thousands of people are political. but he's on this and you know, he's me mention to change it the price after world war. again, i have no choice but again, but to jump in, i mentioned to me the president of autumn year zalinski was elected democratically

no. no, he was elected fully posted by elections reaches catherine on does that situation on your door and you may know xact data and it was at 80 percent, no variation. you pick these that actually did your beauty that people can do it. so for decent or they make you believe it all the dictation system and i will need it in all government though. i'm here somewhere. well, it's impossible. ok, well there is, there are some who do you use on that? i said is you mix not your grade. right, so, so that election was monitored by the oh i see, but let's, let's move on. vladimir putin has said that her son needed to be defended at all costs and now he's losing her son. does this reflect on his leadership? i was not sure what you meant support by population was say the say

it's not because like, you know, successful you did not successful now, but oh country in big trouble. you're not broke. sammy is going for and we're part of so maybe decision and it's time to say that there's probably a last possibility. it was that you create an honest warrant because now you're not twice more. but my bill, i, people as 300000 people in the nation will go to the army and dogs east a mile. so what did you say you needed to advertise? it means that we will be more, you know, not me by a mile. and we expect that's an option on it. we'll start going forward and this month or on december and agenda. so you're counting on the partial mobilization in

russia. let me ask you this as things stand. was it worth it for vladimir putin to launch this invasion of ukraine back in february? i mean, if we look at, look at the facts, most of the military games have been rolled back. western nations are providing massive military aid to ukraine. that doesn't look like it's going to stop anytime soon. russia hasn't made any friends on the world stage. europe is weaning itself off, rush and gas. if you take all of that together, big picture. was it really worth it? what was, what has been gained by russia? ah, you know, i russia, i to protect it. so, and of course, when you started to why i decided to have to jump high. but what russia russia launched this invasion. there's just no other way to call it. no, no, no, no you would you sent warm. you korean, replace it with stock, that's the real walk. it gives people i'm done boss and contacting z a people and i'm boss. i do h yes,

z you many, many, thousands, cbs, so you're in this war and rush. i asked me yes. i'm going to look at unity in united states. european union. like if you know, if you have to say, we deny this as an option that you, you're not to say, don't do, you know? so the point that it basically she did not say cantino to support. she live close 1000 goes to that, why rush a pass to start this community creation to say, all right, also, so that was in people who would i get what i'm planning to be killed by? i keep it very serious. you, it's yes i do to clear if you are on this, i guess for some time you have this, i'm talking, you have to act russell, start today. all right, so again mark up, we have disagreements and i pointed out the facts,

but you are absolutely entitled to your views and we do strive to get a variety of use here analysis. here i do. thank you for coming online fielding our questions. thank you. and 9 days to go until kick off, jose got all the world cut news for us to cyril. again, the teams are continuing to name their final scores that some players level ready arriving in cats, all the usa and japan as opposed to top down and check in for the world cup. all of that coming up in just a moment. a ah

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the 32 competing nations continue to announce they woke up squads among them, england with manager gara southgate revealing his selections. hurricane leads aside, but he's also picked. les says, james madison, whose house the pud starts the domestic season, calum wilson also gets a call up for the 1st time in 3 years. a marcus rochefort returns to the squad despite a difficult year with injuries and form in the reach. the final of the year is less than 18 months ago will be ames ago, one better this time around. if you get to the final of a competition 18 months ago, there should be a fair amount of stability in terms of what that group we're capable of on the biggest stage, but also room for people who are playing well to come into the group. and we've always tried to work that way. i think you've got to know people talk about being overly loyal, but you've got to have some consistency in your thinking because it's hard to build

something without having that consistency and sensational returned to the germans called for the man who scored the winning goal for them. the 2014 woke up maria. good, so he hasn't played for the national side for 5 years of being diagnosed with a muscle disorder based food is way back to form and it's enjoying korea revival with an track frankfurt. midfielder was germany's hero 18 years ago in brazil scoring an extra time when a to beat legend tina in the final. and now he secured his place in cut off belgium and taking a chance on re melinda cocker. those strike a who's on loan in milan from chelsea has been suffering with a hamstring problem, but has been included in the 26 man squad coach. roberta martinez says they will be here. they will keep assessing locker teams have until the day before their 1st game to call up an injury replacements. so all those players are on their way to doha, but japan squad have already arrived in cat o's capsule checking in to their team hotel defender. you took neck had tomo,

is set to become the 1st japanese player to appear at for world cups. japan reached the last 16 twice. and members of the usa squad also touched down in doha earlier 9 major league soccer players, along with coaching staff, flew in. well, meet 17 european bass players over weekend usa will play their 1st group b match against wales on november the 21st. they also have england and iran in that group. well, hardens national airport here in doha, seeing a remarkable expansion of its main terminal head of the world cup passenger capacity is now 58000000 people a year, an increase in nearly 50 percent. victoria gates and we went there to check it out opened in time for the world carp. this new part of hammered international airport has been designed to offer often tired and stressed out passengers a different travel experience. the vision is to completely change the idea

of her and be of use an industry for persons who are used to come and not all corridors your places. there was the time they said they're put them to the airport until they get them to the ploy. this is what we want to change. the main concourse contains a 6000 square meter tropical garden. it's made up of 300 trees and 25000 plants, source from sustainable forest sim, malaysia and thailand. in order for the rain forest drive in doors, this building has been designed in a particular way. for example, the roof above me is made out a special glass which controls and filters the light surrounding the tropical garden are $65.00 new shops and restaurants. the main terminal has been expanded by a 125000 square meters, and passenger capacity has increased by nearly 50 percent. is quite significant because it is the raising the capacity of huh. international from 40000000 to

58000000, but of course this is not the ultimate capacity. we info huh information. but we are getting there very close to what eventually capacity of over 70000000 passengers. we envisage with the final expansion that they can commit to an after people the 1st passages to use this part of the terminal will depart on a flight from doha to q 8. on friday. there are 5 new gates in this area. apple to authority say the number of arrivals and departures from here will increase steadily in the coming days. victoria gay to be al jazeera doha fee for his bank had a deal to allow direct charter flights between israel and cats are during the world camp is rallies and palestinians holding match tickets in a higher fan id will be allowed to board planes from television to doha, for if it did not specify which palestinians as might apply to cat on israel, do not have formal diplomatic ties. a country official total local media that

allowing the flight does not alter the countries broader stance on these railey palestinian conflict. the 1st cruise ship has arrived in doha ready to house thousands of fans during the tournament. natasha her name was there. the arrival of the m. s. c. world europa right behind me. she is yet another reminder that the start of cuts are 20. 22 is near this ship has 22 deck decks and can accommodate more than 6700 guests. i with bernhard stature with m. s. c. cruises to talk more about these ships. this is one of 3 that will be arriving. the next one is on the 10th, the 3rd one on the 18th, you'll be able to accommodate what? $12400.00 guests. it's insane. why do people pick? do you think a crew ship option for a world cup? and what kind of experience can they expect?

i think to pick it because it's a destination in itself. so we have $33.00 restaurants and lounges. we have shows we have activities, we have slides, try slides, we have comcast, we have a role at disco and it's all a destination integrated. it's built like this serve because when we cruise normally people, so it's each circuit look for us to have an experience. and i think here it will be also an integrated experience. so yeah, this cut our 2022 is a year of 1st. it's the 1st world cup in the middle east. it's the 1st world cat that's aspiring to be carbon neutral. and for m. s. c cruises, it is also a 1st in terms of sustainability. why is that, and what can you tell us about m s. c, world europa, i think so. sustainability is and everything we to in this particular case, our ship is filled with her energy. so our engines, bonham, ellen, she itself, 1st ellen, she shipping this to rhodes biggest so far so liquefied natural gas. and i read that does their cell fuel technology involved to run into also hydrogen to say

those cells which go pilot to ship and it's important. and what's the benefit to the environment? well, it's cleaner and his new job. so it'll, it'll reduce carbon a emissions, correct? yes. okay, and can i ask you, do you think it's so important for m. s. c cruises to offer this kind of sustainable option? i think it's the future, the future of cruising, and we have to be carbon neutral. absolutely. so this boat, we'll take 2100 staff members to maintain over the course of the world cup. what kind of preparations go into making this kind of thing happen? a lot of logistics, a lot of logistics finding are true for flying them to the ship, training, loading up the ship, getting all the restaurants ready and getting all the provisions on board. so it is, he is in the planning. and so we're here, i'm very excited to show it off to the visit of cutoff. thank you so much. i want to mention that rooms cabins on the ship start at $700.00 if you don't want

a. 1 cabin there are many other options according to the cuts are 2022 accommodations portal. they include a night on a dow boat for about a $1000.00 and then to the other end of the spectrum. there are fan villages, with cabins that run $200.00 a night. it's a unique privilege to referee a match at the fee for well count. there will be $36.00 referees at the tournament . this year we spoke to senate goals, markets and da, who's one of them. oh my god, no, i mean it does not cynical if you find to put it all down with you to get this off to someone that will lock it. it will probably talk to someone . uh jim. yeah. darcy done it a don't go look at the next one. want to look at it. it was he said, just use to put with

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a legitimate monthly might wasn't for me a little less, i'm trying my let that if it's a plus on it, let me find it. look like with raj and other business is america. i'm presented to catch up with him that i was just, he was, he's out of business then with a for about a month along with that for me. i said, we'll give it a month to rent that. what it, what it was a mistake with a, you know, a to mark well, it one to not a thought on one on just form of fee for free mark. healthy shade. his advice for

coping with the pressure of officiating at the highest level, so it just got to be mentally tough, mentally strong. and you've got to go with your gut instincts when, when making a decision. i know we've got b a all right now, but at the top level, you still want to make that rat correct decision when it becomes a key matching stance. and you've got to go out and got to enjoy it. you've got a referee with a spot on the sites. yes, you will buy mistakes, but you've got to pop in and move on and get on with what's in front of you. great advice to lie freely. well, that is all your sport, pronounced pad sterile. so thank you so much for all that coverage. 9 days ago before the world cup. it's exciting. thanks again. that is it from me, sir? oh, vanier more news coming from our hub in london. you still ah mm. gone

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