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2. ready ready this is al jazeera ah hello, it is great to have you with us. i'm cyril vanny, a. this is the news our alive from doha, coming up in the show today defying predictions. in the u. s. the democratic party retains power in the senate after a crucial mid term victory in nevada. head of high stakes talks with his chinese counterparts. president biden says, lines of communication will stay open with beijing to prevent any conflict of fighting between congolese troops and rebels as reinforcements arrive in the countries east. a love between air raid sirens, we meet couples starting a new life together in the midst of the ukraine. war and i'm far as small, have all the latest world cut news with one week until the tournament cakes off the

trophy that 32 teams hold play for touches down in qatar. so u. s. president joe biden is democratic party has defied predictions and retained power in the senate that was confirmed after the democratic incumbent in nevada. senate catherine cortez master, narrowly defeated, her republican challenger, adam lac salt had been endorsed by former president donald trump. as mike hannah reports from washington, d. c. these results cast doubt on trumps. influence in the party. ah, the democrats seized control of the senate. catherine cortez musto, winston nevada, giving the democratic party 50 seats, and with the casting boats at the vice president a majority in the chamber. i'm not surprised by the turn out. i am incredibly please. i think it's a reflection of quality,

of our candidates in the they're all running on the same program or anybody who wouldn't run in on what we did all stay sticking with. so i feel good. i'm looking forward to there couple years. republican adam lex, that becomes yet another trump supported candidate to lose earlier the democratic party, one in the state of arizona where former astronaut mark kelley defeated republican blake masters. i think that democrats have faced the central dilemma in this campaign. it became more and more obvious than inflation was going to dominate the elections. but it's hard to campaign on fighting inflation when the problem has spiraled out of control under your watch and to clear lose in the mid term elections. his former president, donald trump, whose endorsement of so many losing candidates, will call into question his outsized influence in the republican party,

and maybe another of his choices. herschel walker is likely to place an uphill battle in a runoff election in georgia next month. the counting of votes is continuing in the house of representative elections. republicans still hold a slight lead, but the democrats have closed the gap with some surprising winds in the past 24 hours. but even if republicans do take control of the house, it will be by the slimmest of margins and with control of the senate, president biden will still have a lot of leeway to press forward with his legislative agenda. of all these midterm elections have cemented his capture as a leader, which in turn will give him a greater degree of control over his party. my kind of, i'll just era washington. so this is what a senate victory looks like for the democrats. they have kept 50 seats, the republicans are now at $49.00. the swing state of georgia will be holding

a run off election in december. but even if the republicans win that one and the senate is $5050.00, the democratic vice president come, harris can cast a tie breaking vote. so no matter what happens with that election, democrats control the senate democrats. however, the house of rapid representatives, there we go, is still undecided. all right, we have 211 seats. on the republican side, they need 218 to get the majority. democrats are expecting to have more wins as the vote counting continues, especially in western states like california, but they're still unlikely to retain control of the house. more than 300 election deniers were on the ballot for the us house senate and key statewide offices during the mid terms. they included positions such as secretary of state who can certify state elections. more than 90 are projected to lose. many of them endorsed by the former us president donald trump and in swing states such as nevada, new hampshire,

arizona. still, that means that more than 170 election denies, backed by trump or projected to win. the democrats forth on the issues of democracy and abortion, while the republicans put the economy in cost of living crisis front and center of their campaign, adolfo franko is a republican party strategist. he says, the results expose the depth of political divisions in the united states. that was the time for an autopsy which will conduct 1st of all, the country is extremely divided. i don't think the republicans were routed all of these quite all of these races. you know, just nevada was call today or razor thin margins. what is clear is this, we're almost back to status quo. the republicans take the house, a little advantage for republicans, but we're back to status quo, which means the country has divided really 5050. now why democrats per outperformed and they did have to recognize that is largely, i think, for 2 reasons. first,

abortion played a much bigger role than we anticipated in motivating people over up kitchen table or inflation issues. and the 2nd thing is only 7 percent of the electorate is now independent or years ago was 12 percent. so people are in their tribes and that 70 percent heavily in favor of democrats, largely on social issues. and i think there will be a very hot, they contested a fight for the nomination. and it will be a question whether trump loyalists who love ron to santas will abandon president trump and, and vote for a pro trump type candidate. so i think it will be a very divisive, i'm almost certain to president president. trump will announce next week that he was you seeking that the presidential nomination, and we'll wait and see if these other contenders decide to join in aren't as putting more head on this news. our including ah,

we meet an iraqi music teacher who turned his weapon into a lute and a groundbreaking football coach and will wonder who wants her students to pay close attention to the world. ah. so the u. s. president says lines of communication with china will stay open to ensure the 2 countries don't via into conflict. joe biden made these comments to leaders from asia to summit in cambodia. the as an meeting is taking place ahead of a g 20 gathering in indonesia where biden will meet chinese leaders shooting ping in person for the 1st time as president chinas. foreign ministry says taiwan is a root cause of tension between beijing and washington. while jessica washington is in bali, tony chang is imp, non pen. where as anne has just concluded, tony, the sort with you, i'm not sure where we stand on any final statements. i mean,

an hour ago it looked like there wasn't going to be one that as an regional leaders and their regional partners just couldn't come up with a joint statement. is that still the case? it does pers, these. so we've heard the concluding remarks when henson and his people are saying at the moment they have nothing more to ad. we've heard nothing from marcia and secretariat. we also heard from circ a lover of earlier in the day that are all those countries who are attending this a east asian summit at were unable to, to agree to a wording on, on a statement. because he said of the u. s. was pushing a deeply unfair statement about the war in ukraine. i'm sure there are lots of differing views about that. it's not perhaps that surprising. there have be that lots of contentious views, ed, particularly in the last 24 hours. i think the presence of so many countries, in addition to those southeast asian leaders who make up the core of the sassy and

summit, has added to it to the host a topic, particularly given those global issues like the war in ukraine, in the past and c, n has who has waited as long as 24 hours in the past to assure you it's concluding statement. none the less, i think this is just the beginning of a week of global diplomacy. those leaders are now going to move on to barley a later on in the week in bangkok, so there are still opportunities for them to speak. i think these are just the opening volleys in those diplomatic battles. all right, tony chang, reporting from damp m. thank very much, let's go to jessica washington and jessica's in barley ahead of the g. 20 summit there. so based on what we saw and what we're seeing at as the an are you expecting fireworks of the g 20 jessica? well as tony said, this is a week of global diplomacy here in se, asia, one that will no doubt be closely watched. and as tony was discussing,

the prospect of a communique from the meetings that he's been following. so too, we must consider whether or not a communique, a joint statement on behalf of all the g. 20 leaders is likely or indeed even possible. we've been following the g. g. 20 events throughout the course of the year meeting the finance ministers, a foreign ministers, and those meetings have indeed been overshadowed by tensions within the group. specifically in relation to the war in ukraine, in a number of those meetings, a joint statement was not possible. and so what we've heard from senior sources in the indonesian government is that they are realistic about their expectations. one specifically said that, you know, due to the complex set of situations, a situation that the g 20 as a group has never faced before. it is important to be realistic and if the leaders cannot come up with a joint statement, well, that is understandable. indonesia, as the host of the g 20 has, during the course of its presidency, had to issue

a check statement because delegates have not been able to come to consensus on these issues of great global importance. issues with which affect millions of lives around the world pertaining to food security and energy security. and chief among the real cause of tensions within the group at this moment is russia, the invasion of ukraine. and the difficulty that the host indonesia faces is trying to raise these issues of food at energy security. while all the members say it is impossible to discuss those topics in the face of brushes without acknowledging accountability and the role that russia has played in sparking a global economic uncertainty. jessica washington, thank you very much ahead of that g 20 meeting. now the g, 20 or group of 20 is made up of the world's 20 largest economy, 90 nations plus the european union. together they make up 85 percent of global economic output. 75 percent of world trade. the d 20 focuses on international financial stability, climate change,

mitigation and sustainable development. it stands on ukraine is a sticking point at this meeting. as you've just heard, the u. s. and most of its allies have imposed sanctions on russia and voted at the united nations to condemn its invasion. however, china, india and south africa, which are also part of the g 20 abstained from those votes. and they also declined the sanction russia. a son g 20 leaders are attending the meeting in bali in person, while others will participate virtually. the main focus is supposed to be helping economies recover from the corona virus pandemic. host indonesia wants to concentrate on promoting the adoption of sustainable energy, but the conversation is likely to be dominated by the war and ukraine. this is the 1st gathering of g 20 leaders since russia invaded ukraine in march. russia's foreign minister and ukraine. presidents have been invited. all right, let's bring in denise radish in bali. she's the director of the g. 20 research group in london, denise adding to the list of tensions, of pro possible problem areas. there's also us china tensions,

an energy crisis. due to the war, a climate conference going on at the same time, which is gathering many of the same players. can the summit fix any of this? oh, i sure hope so. i think any for him, the race together, the heads of stage to, to have open and frank conversations where especially in a manner on the sidelines where they're, where they're able to open, you know, speak openly and frankly, will hopefully make some progress. typically, the area that you mentioned, we do have an ongoing for and ukraine. there is the energy crisis. there are breaking pressures and against that there are some serious political attention taking place. so hopefully with the meeting between biden and the chinese presidents, some progress will be made to world large organ. okay.

i like the hopefully in there. now in theory, if the world's problems are going to be fixed, these are the people to do it. and this could be the venue where to start that, where do you see common ground? so i definitely think the indonesia been a great job in terms of studying the stomach being, you know, they're, they're talking about recovering together. recovering stronger. they definitely they have to be umbrella topics in terms of local, a global health architecture, sustainable economic energy transition and digital transformation. so those seem to be kind of slightly more vanilla kind of issue that that's where the countries and get on the ground. you know, last year at the gc summit in brown, there was the introduction there, 50 percent for tax. so i think tax reform definitely an area that they can reach common ground on. there's also an expectation that they're going to be promoting

and talking about sustainable and inclusive roast. and hopefully financial regulation might be on the table given be events this past week as well. i and traditional finance and n monochrome industry. and i believe maybe in the area around production. so there's definitely, you know, been push on a global basis to tackle correction and there's going work that has been taking place in the background. and the u. s. helps them, but some of the democracy. so that's definitely in everybody's interests to, to tap left an issue. okay. crypto corruption may be some democracy aspects. that's where we might see some convergence. i have what i, what i know is the main question for you. the u. s. and china, both buying for influence in this region of the world. they're both acting like this is a 0 sum game. and if one of them has more influence over the regional countries say than it takes away from the other and vice versa, versa, is there perhaps perhaps another way for this to play out where if not, if not

a win win, at least not a 0 sum game i think i think that they collaborate and if they cooperate, you know, when, when there was more open trade, when there weren't so many sanctions and trade barriers and embargoes being put on technology product, cinco, it's in the light. there was definitely, you know, we weren't in this, we're facing a global recession. so i think there are definitely going to be some areas that the u. s. and china can try to work together. i'm, you know, they are vastly different countries with the different ideologies. but again, if they can just find common ground on the areas that are worth both of them beneficially, you know, there are the common good and economic issues tend to be again, less hostile to disgust them than some of the huge political issues that they're going to be discussing it at the summit as well. and then again,

that fingers crossed hopefully will free for market competence and, and do something to address price that we're currently basic. there's a lot of fingers crossed. there's a lot of, hopefully in all of this and, you know, joe biden to you as president was just a moment. yeah, yeah, no, absolutely. and i bite was just saying, we're going to compete strongly with china on this. that's his direct quote. that's how he's framing it ahead of his meeting. thank you very much, denise said denise reddish and bali, the congolese army and rebels battling for control of the town of cuba in north keeping province. it's 25 kilometers from the regional capital gama. that's the closest the armed group am. 23 has come to the city since it began it's offensive in march. malcolm web is in gonna, malcolm. what's the latest where you were? yes, we're just north of the city of goma. he boomers about 5 kilometers that way. which

is where connelly's army fighting the m $23.00 rebel group right now, which is widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring lawanda. although rwanda denies it, never the last few hours. we see none of the people coming down this road carrying whatever possessions they could grab before they fled. some of them said that they fled when the fighting started. others so said that they were told to leave in the last couple of hours by the congress army because they are fighting heavily with artillery ministry. so a soda m $23.00 began it's offensive with a barrage of dozens and dozens of rockets and bombs and sustained heavy machine guns. fire that went on for hours before they began trying to take the town with infantry. and just to show how to go, we've seen a truck of commonly republican god, presidential god, who are the best train the best to quit unit in the congress military. they were

driving this way, reinforcements presumably going to the front to join in the fight. they're also the unit of the colonies army that has most of the artillery. now earlier this. yeah, it was just in july that the head of the un mission here said the m 23 was armed like a government army that it was so heavily armed. the un peacekeepers were no longer equipped, so not equipped to be able to tackle a conventional government army because they said the mandate, they're just here to be a to try to protect people from militia, from groups. these are comments with echoed by uncertainty. good tara is the un secretary general in september. he stopped short of blaming rwanda for bucking. i'm 23. can release government a new and investigate to say that is what's happening. although reminder denied that rhonda and gander invaded eastern congo and the 1990. and they've been accused of bucking militia to do the same thing repeatedly,

ever since resulting in more than 2 decades. dividing complex here in the thing, congo, we were haven, 2008. we were here in 2012, and similar things happened when groups widely understood to be proxies of rwanda and was on the city of gamma. was different. this time is notable. silence from the international community. malcolm web reporting from a rainy goma today. thank you so much for your reporting. the. and it is our pleasure to bring in far because the world cup is fast approaching. and we've got a landmark day ahead of what is now just next week's kick off. yes, and we're calling it a landmark day because the world talk trophy has touched down in car. it was unveiled after a $51.00 like tour around the world, including stop over the know $32.00 nations that have qualified for the tournament

made of 18 carrot gold. the trophy is just under $37.00 centimeters tall and ways just over 6 kilograms. as lia harding reports, the trophy has been a part of one italian families legacy for more than 50 years. i, i ah, creating greatness runs in this family. the famous world cup trophy was made in this workshop in italy, in 1971 by sylvia god, seneca, the artist beat more than 50 other designers to be chosen to replace fetus original trophy guts. amiga son says the current world cup trophy design is special because it can be photographed from all angles, giving a full world view. yours also thinking how the window have to use it for

october the camera and saw a washed out think a way that they can leave it keeping the hand. andros, like i said, it was the cup was 1st awarded to what was then west germany in 1974. it's made of 18 carrick gold, with bands of malakai on its base, depicting to humans holding up to earth. it's nearly $37.00 centimeters tall and weighs more than 6 kilograms. lot of the your, i'm trembling with anticipation to see the trophy. because i'm so excited to work in that i called white to see it on television body and feel that emotion that my colleagues have felt over the years when they produce the well coal guts amiga who died in 2016 originally worked as a sculptor under business owner giorgio, but tony, his firm still holds the rights to making the iconic trophy and others including

the u way for tramp ian's league and the african cup of nations. today it c e o is the grand daughter of the man who hired guts. and he got many years ago when we, you love counting so much and you worked so harder to receive isa. you just love it . after the final games one, the trophy comes back to italy for a little cosmetic touch up before being returned to see his headquarters in switzerland. the winning country gets a gold plated replica to keep. while italy did not qualify for the world cup, the country will still be represented at the finals and guitars just in a different way. they are very emotional about their ha ha, ha. and ghastly. we are the only tie downs that we will be like a trying to during the find out a meg, sir, because the we will know will be on the body. ah, a family tradition,

elevated to global icon status. ah, leo harding al jazeera well with a week to go before the tournament, that's not the only exciting thing taking place in to tar today. well, the 2nd of the hotel cruise ships has also arrived and natasha. and i'm is on board for us. let's talk to natasha cuz i know we have several cruise ships coming in natasha. you've been on this story. oh, you're on board the cruise ship or what's going on? give us, give us a bit of a tour. i am on board. i'm on board and if you know anything about journalists, you understand why we started at one of the restaurants who are on board, the m s. c world europa. it is the 1st of 3 crew ships that will be docking in the doha port. this week to accommodate world cup fans a week out and this place is fuzzy with activity. you can see there's an arcade here, cinema. lots of retail. this is

a mini city. it can accommodate more than 6700 gets 22 decks. 40000 square meters of free space. that is the equivalent of more than 6 football fields. and as you can see, because of this mammoth entity, it takes a mini army to staff that it takes a crew of more than 2100 people. the m. s. c, world europa is being touted for sustainability, the se cruz's ships. folks say that it's the crew ship in it's sweet to be powered by liquefied natural gas. they say that will reduce carbon emissions by up to 25 percent. and of course, that is in line with our 2022 aspiration of being the 1st world cup ever to be carbon neutral. now, natasha, this looks that right up my alley, and i've got to ask you how much would it cost? but the most expensive suite on board i got in

well, we'll tell you that the room start at $700.00 a night. keep in mind you're getting a mini city. you're getting buffet, which is probably not a good idea for some of us. all you can eat throughout the day, you're getting a bumper cars, lots of entertainment, and that's why the crew ship operator is baking on the fact that this will be an a popular accommodation. the 3 ships that will docked in doha will accommodate more than 12400 fans. since katara was awarded the world cup, though cuts are 2022 has been played by concerns that this small country of less than $3000000.00 would not be able to handle an influx of more than 1000000 fans and played by concerns that it's simply too expensive, so i told you how much a cabin on this cruise ship will cost, but dormitory tory style rooms will cost $80.00 a night. there are cabins in these containers and fan villages that we visited last

week. that will cost $200.00 a night. now, so far in terms of accommodations, the organizing committee says the top 3 countries are saudi arabia, united states, and mexico. and between now and the start of the world cup. the expect those accommodations to increase by about a 3rd. so you don't have a ticket, should you promise? a world cup organizing committee is saying yes after the group stages and they want to see you to enjoy the festive atmosphere in katara. so beginning december, 2nd, you are welcome to come to the world cup to cut are even if you don't have a ticket and the organizing committee says, not only does it have the capacity, is ready to show you what category hospitality is all about. and attach again, i'm reporting lie for us from on board the latest increase ship to dock and i will

have more on the world up later in the program. as byron unix players, hip form had of footballs. biggest festival, really with ah, hello whole parts. if you can expect something in the cool down to the weather's, we go through the next couple of days at the moment. it remains extraordinarily mild for many, still got that southerly push on our winds, with the winds coming in from a suddenly direction a router area of high pressure, low pressure try to push in from the atlantic. we'll bring some wet weather into north western parts of europe. and down towards iberia, middle tri repertoires. yes. but you see the tightly packed, i suppose. he said, that is a cool, brisk wind blasting his whack. was that northeast corner of your attempt is he will tumble over the next couple days. a 7 celsius there for moscow, 11 degrees in keith. we will see where to where the coming into ireland as we go on

through sunday, portugal, seeing some of the cloud and right central areas generally dry. having said that, still some very wet weather there in 2 parts of italy and the balkans and sherry ramble become a little more widespread, but not quite as intense as we go 13, monday, some snow over the outs. what's where the started to slide in across western parts on a brisk wind. and we'll see temperatures starting to get to freezing in moscow, just 6 celsius and falling. 4 key. that's a side of things to come for. know the parts of africa, british generally dry. we have got wanted to shout scraping the panels of egypt with more showers for west africa. ah, the every footstep moving in the sink with the world to bring health equity for all to be together again with the ones far apart with transformation and collaboration,

indonesia urges and leave the world in moving forward as one children together recover stronger. 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 said to my universe, i jazeera visits scotlands out there, 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 jessie lou.

ah, watching else is there a reminder of our headlines today? the democratic party has retained control of the u. s. senate catherine cortez mass . so narrowly defeated. her republican challenger, adam lac, sold in nevada, control of the house of representatives, remains undecided. however, the u. s. president says lines of communication with china will stay open to ensure the 2 countries do not veer into conflict. joe biden made the comments the asian leaders at a summit in cambodia ahead of the g. 20 meeting in indonesia, the congolese army and rebels are battling for control of the town of can boon by in north kiva province. it's 25 kilometers from the regional capital goma, the closest to the army group and 23 has come to the city. ukrainian authorities are working to restore power and water to the city of her san

2 days after the retreat of russian forces. president zalinski says, major infrastructure has been destroyed, i said, beg reports from quivery. ah, for the 1st time since march, the 2nd, the residence of carson woke up to sites and sands of a city restored to life. this is full body square in the centre, the world means freedom. and with it comes joy and laughter. it's not to peacetime as such, but 1st longest possible though, pretend it is. the russian army has merely retreated to the east side of the guinea pro river easily in artillery range. as they withdrew the russians destroyed critical infrastructure. the tv tower bridges over the denial, including this one near the cut over them, causing significant damage of parts of the dam. wall and satellite imagery shows a damage and ton of sky bridge. the main crossing from west to east russia

announced that it had completed an orderly withdrawal on friday morning. but the evidence suggests it was anything, but some units were forced to flee across the temporary pontoons under heavy ukrainian fire. the reports of drownings and other unit is said to have been ordered to dress in civilian clothes and skate by any means available. many russian dead and wounded are said to have been left behind, stolen lansing reach of salem over on us and all the defense forces have established control over more than 60 settlements. in kennesaw region, the police have started established zation measures everywhere in liberated territory. our expert technicians have low to work to you. almost 2000 explosive items have already been removed recently. for russia, it was the latest in the series of battlefield defeats. and all the more humiliating common, just 6 weeks after her san was formerly annexed by moscow. for now, ukraine has rejected the idea of negotiations with they want to negotiate,

but they have written russia here forever. they want to go shared with us and keep bumping the infrastructure they want. they want to cease fire, but they're not talking about the withdrawal of their forces from the entire territory of ukraine because they need an operational pause before not peace, a liberal. ringback a city that resisted the occupation when it began almost 9 months ago, until that resistance proved futile. that was so recently proclaimed russian for ever by vladimir putin has proven itself in scenes of re fauria that won't and any time soon to be ukrainian to it's called the question now is whether ukrainian troops can replicate this victory elsewhere in the country. fighting in the east is particularly intense, but with the return of the regional capital to ukrainian hands, and the morale boost that comes with it. they believe they can win this war. aside beg, i'll de zera, quivery in the past months,

keep those come under more sustained attacks than at any time since the early weeks of the war, but between airstrikes, power cuts and sirens, the cities, 3000000 people live life as normally as they can. in fact, harry faucet spent the morning of ukrainian capitals main registry office, getting a sense of love in a time of war. on a cold, cloudy key of morning, families and friends celebrate a new union. it's a case of love between the air raid sirens. the bride and groom had to wait for the all clear before they could say their vows. inside small groups wait patiently for more ceremonies, delayed by the sirens. it's yet another intrusion of war into everyday life here. oh yes, yes. but everyday life must and does go on the bug done and the loaner that includes falling in love and getting married we came here

expecting to concentrate on young couples like alona and bog down setting out on married life in the face of war. but in the end, it was another more complicated love story that seemed to speak more to the strange and dangerous times. it's the story of roman and myra's lover here with no family, no fanfare. they were 1st married 25 years ago, they divorced, but carried on living together with roman and their adult son, both risking their lives on the front lines. now it was time to make it official. again. the noise was in observance of sheridan, as he would marry my wife again with or without the war, but the war affects me. of course, i see how my comrades die and its heart. all of us need to be together as a single ramana sniper is on 10 days. lee from fighting you. the city of zapper asia. that 23 year old son maxime is also in the army part of a drone unit. the wedding car isn't waiting for roman and nearest lover. they're taking the metro de maxim's rented flat up and it's there

in the middle of one of keeps many power cuts that the light and warmth of this marriage shines through. romance sisters and their families have prepared a wedding feast. alabassic more at 1st without it's not important. we still live together. but after the signing the papers, it gives their new feeling right now. what do you think at the me of i'm 22 again. like when i 1st got married, if, if it's different book 1st night love and all that. but rahman says he needs to get back soon to his guys on the front line. slower. both of them understand that this moment is fleeting. but this relationship between 2 older and wiser. second time, newly weds is anything but harry force it al jazeera give. israel's president is said to give benjamin netanyahu. the mandate, the former government, the former prime minister, made a strong come back and general elections at the beginning of the month. let you

know who's liquid party and as far right allies getting a clear majority in parliament. now once given the mandate, netanyahu will have 28 days to form a coalition. stephanie deca joins us from west to rosalyn. stephanie, we, we've seen many is really elections before where this coalition building exercises a very delicate one. this time it should be a lot easier for benjamin at jo. yes, a. netanyahu arrived at the prime minister's residence behind us just about half an hour ago. he will be officially tossed by the president to form a government. and you know, he's already started those negotiations before this official ceremony over the last week or so has been meeting with those who ran with him, particularly people like it to mar banga via a who is part of this far right wing coalition that makes up the 3rd largest party, now in the israeli parliament and it's all about, you know, who's going to be given what ministries are back and forth. but yes,

i think we do understand he's got $28.00 days of course, but perhaps he will be presenting his government to parliament sooner. parliament will convene this week and then we're gonna have to wait and see. but certainly, you know, a lot of talk here about the nature of this government. it's going to be israel's most far right wing and religious government in its history. and we were talking to unless you were saying that this is actually going to also be challenging for benjamin netanyahu. he's had pushed back also from the united states, indicating that they weren't happy with their to right wing ministers in governments. or we're gonna have to wait and see how this all plays out. but yes, today officially behind us now that ceremony where it's at care soft, the president will be appointing benjamin netanyahu to form the next government. it's something that netanyahu said last year when he was ousted after 12 years, is the prime minister. he said he was going to fight to bring down the government. he said he was going to fight to come back as the prime minister. and this is what he has done more at stephanie decker reporting from western them. thank you very

much. of polls have opened in slovenia and the 2nd round of presidential elections center, right? former foreign minister and j. lager and lawyer natasha appeared mazar or vying to run the country. neither attracted the 50 percent needed in the 1st round. opinion polls suggest lou sar is the front runner. if she wins, she will be slow. venus, 1st woman, president, un climate talk in egypt or reaching the half way mark that negotiators are still trying to address big issues. the 2 week meeting and sharma shake started with warnings and appeals from world leaders calling for greater efforts to curb emissions. us climate envoy, john kerry says his country is ready to discuss, moves to address loss and damage compensation, but emphasizes all nations have a responsibility to find solutions clear. i've said again and again that the climate crisis is not a bilateral issue. and no country should, you know, so do any except come to the table to help us solve

a global crisis. an existential issue that involves every nation in the world, including, ah, including our friends, china. so i mean, we need to make this happen and we're just sitting tight. and we'll see where we go . a fuel stations and reopened in haiti for the 1st time in 2 months after a coalition of gangs lifted a blockade. the country was brought to a standstill when the g 9 group, led by a former police officer, took control of a fuel terminal in september. it was aimed at ousting prime minister ariel or he, after he announced the rise and fuel prices. but it left companies unable to distribute drinking water and worse and a caller outbreak that has killed dozens of people. if he appears government and rebel forces have come to an agreement to support humanitarian access to t gray and other regions in the north. the pledge was signed in nairobi, this is the latest step towards ending 2 years of conflict. talks were held this week on how to implement a peace deal sign. 10 days ago. the war has killed thousands of people enforced

millions from their hands. so i believe it over. ready to you and he's looking for the commitment yankee a give a call to handle. it is a time we have in it and i understand you accordingly. we want to express our phone call in for bringing peace and disability to our people. and therefore we will fully dedicate our service to implement a. ready and collaboration

a years of instability in iraq has seen a lack of money for arts and music programs. so some performances are even blocked by religious conservatives. despite public demand was amos robbie has more on an industry that's now trying to make come back. why stop someone's heart with a bullet when you can win it over with a fed up of violence in iraq music teacher, much of a newer turned his rifle into a far better. he says to serenade than tissue because you called the other model. have the collision called is a tool of war. we are the country of the heart. iraq has too many widows and orphans. this is a message for politicians to invest in music and other arts because arts are the face of a country. music is the language of peace and love. there isn't a musician who is a killer. he uses music to help students who need speech therapy and

says religious conservatives wanting to place bands on the industry, fail to see its ability to heal. all low ball needs. aspiring artists and iraq struggle to make a start, especially when israel quit her dream job of fronting for a local band within a year paid half as much as men are sometimes not at all harassed online and assaulted in person. she says swimming against the tide and iraq is to be washed away by the from a long time ago, this country only with a war zone. people don't really understand that there could be a chance if something different. joy. so the struggle is when you really try to break the cycle, old, you are people, the typical ones. they really have

a cycle that because yes, this is no, this is okay, this is not okay, this is wrong, this is right. younger where people are shined to break this cycle. she is still singing, but nervous about stepping back into the light. live shows are rare. in fact, these days, you could count the number of local rock bands on one hand, but there was a growing demand for kathy's like that novel as a venue for local musician book, dodd's blues brothers, have been at the heart of the local music scene for years surviving decades of war and turmoil. they say that bringing people a little joy at the end of their day is as good a job as a person can do. the music sheehan is the liberal. obeying the growing, growing, growing, we play a role. we play blues. we play metal, sometimes they pull all sorts of the fusion of famous arabic songs with western

song iraqi song from which, from the, from the response was so good instruction through encouraging for me. i see it is very encouraging. i see, you know, i see the light and the end of the terminal. usually in charlotte through music. yes. ah, iraqi stacy has earned the right to have a little scene. basra, the ultra 0 booked up. ah. i still ahead on the show far. i has all the world cup latest for us. thanks so much sarah. we're going to take a look at the last action in your abs. begley is that the world copies are so out. and they grade in english time you league ahead of back 6 week break for katara 2020 ah,

it's every 4 bonus 3 to play the world. ah, new series follows players from 6 countries and meet some up and coming stars with hopes of making it to catch our 2020 to everyone doing so. ever since we were kids to where the national team jersey in the work of episode one looks at how the host nation is gearing up to compete at the highest level, the world cup dream cattle on al jazeera. ah ah

oh. the now just one week until the start of the world cup here in katara, the trophy itself as arrived in doha, following its 51 leg, global tor house. cats are take on ecuador and the opening game next sunday. i don't be stadium. 32 teams will take part in the tournament, which is being played in the european winter for the 1st time. the english premier league is taking a 6 week break after sundays. games are small, are in a great place, 5 points. claire at the top of the table falling there, you know, when over water martin odor guard with both goals, there were weren't seen for switzerland is granted shock. i left the pitch early in

the games, but it appears illness rather than injury was the reason i went to meeting that moment you want to carry on playing, obviously, but is not possible. and we have to use the time now in the best possible way. so the play that i'm not and participating their work, they have some time off which they fully this have on the rest. yes. will feel a dream that everybody, every kid have had when, when they had a chance to represent the national team and work up, it doesn't give it that are so moving further ahead of man city. he suffered a shock home defeat to bradford. i've been tony for the visitor the head of the stadium or is one man who will be in car within one squad. so father and people live for city. but an injury time tony struck again to give his side a famous to one when 1st time lead defeat for city. and 2nd of the season

england captain harry came signed off with a goal in ways for taught nuns for sharing 7 goals with leads. another counter bound player, you're wise words rigo best occurs or twice late on asperger's finished up as for 3 winters, taught him to telling coach, giving his won't cut back into kane and england. you want to play an amazing autonomy to i wish 40 him a good best for lima and england also because he 30, he's not playing, they were up for the cities. i know i, i can, i can find to become a supported old england. italy may be watching the world cup from the sidelines, but napoli are flying high and syria, 11 points clear now with a 3 you win over, read in easy holland filter. zelinski will be hoping to score goals like this in qatar and germany, 2 world cup stars. how byron unit big shaka to nell surge,

gunam bri with the 1st. and eric maxim should most being who was named for a 3rd term meant by cameroon. on the 2nd barn polls 6 points, clear at the top of the vendor slager. i'm see union berlin play their last game in the band is league on sunday. they're currently 3rd in the table for more on this for joined by jacob's feet, men he is a spokesperson for f. c. berlin. thank you so much for joining us. howdy. how do fans feel about having to take a break now for the world cup? when the club is doing so well, i think in many cases actually for certain the on the break is well deserved too many cases, well victims of our own success this year. so we're playing in 3 competitions having come facing the buddhist late last year, which the highest we've got finished in a top fly in through more age to the united germany. and saudis, for the last 6 weeks, has been ha, 2 times a week or so actually,

i think in terms of our players, i think it's, it's almost coming as an advantage because we don't have too many international call ups. we're a goalkeeper frederick right now is currently injured and we waiting to see if they will be able to join a danish squad that he's going to be largely already represents to that. so actually the timing is, is about right. we can have a nice well and bright. well, a lot of league and managers in europe feel torn about the break is a well cut is an exciting opportunity for lee players to represent their country. how do you feel? well obviously i mean it is the greatest thing apply could ever wish for our coach to us fissions addressed this a couple of times and he was i footballer himself. he knows why it's like he knows what it means for applied to be caught up to play the world company. so basically the biggest dream of only football is sort of

a lease bug with some sadness about about players who will hoping to get co ups. who didn't my kid certainly. and also, and how do you feel about your club getting so far in the been as lee? yeah, without a thing. a whirl cap player in the team. it's pretty amazing. a state an incredible story. to be perfectly honest, we are still pinching ourselves every day when we look at when we look at the table, when we look at how we've progressed through to europa lakes, the know count stages will be plying. the gripe i acts in february. this is, this is unprecedented age, carrot, train, trip, club, locker and yawn. miss really has been, that is really the culmination of probably the greatest lake season we've ever had . so i everything, everything about a's is complete joy. i mean, even if we, god forbid, loose to die against fryeburg and friends fudge when there's

a chance with your debt and the star self the salesman face. but even so that would be an astonishing achievement, where we are incredibly happy at the moment. our angel camp at friedman for thank you so much for your time. you're very welcome. thank you sarah. that's our 2022. we'll break new ground as the 1st mens world cup with female referees taking charge of matches out of the $36.00 match. referees 3 are women. the most experienced is bethany for part from france. he's been fever listed for 13 years. joining her as japan's yashimi. yes. and kita, who was fee for listed in 2015, and she's described her selection for this tournament as a dream. and the 3rd is of her wanders as the lima look and find out who has been refereeing at the top level since 2012. for many women in the east african country merely playing the game with coast on thinkable. but one woman determined to succeed in,

we're wanting to share her story with us. i'm proud to be one who is the 1st to quote in drew and kita stopped. my name is addressing, you know, more technical data, but essentially the law can watch copies this competition. everyone who like football need to see the friends that can be stuck picks. that will be in there was a couple times during the cleaning. i you want to divide by kid, poor to much as a quote, as a new t, as a fun. they have poor to much like someone who is in the class. we are currently go off newton edition in the participants in mac, or they may be in the prayer call con, in the different cob, in the euro pool will be the one in the future. on the we have our national

team, men and women, profess knew what cup and the africa know from competition i for my head home, i used to play with the boys. i should be beaten by their parents because they was saying that is not a word to have such god like me to play with big boy. i think for more the beginning with my carrier for the prayer on coaching. first, the law is the contract with our current and wonder from the beginning. they said that when then i love the book to do the same as men. and women cannot quote that women is the death to pay at all to prepare everything for peck care, a need to work up and if not,

they are right. they have a team. my number i'm supporting transport for, for the 2nd team. i can take the kind of be there will now for their why the cup, what is the blood did i'm proud to be cool. i yeah, i got it. okay. and that is all your support for now. back to you 0. all right, far. thank you. so much the big thing to remember also from earlier when you spoke and we, when we spoke to natasha, even if we, if somebody doesn't have tickets, you want to come to the world cup here and guitar. you can still come still available still. okay. all right, adrian, figuring finnegan is up next. there was ah ah,

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