so they'll get to see their scene play in a country. they've helped to transform a provision. everybody over. hi me here. you can make out the fee for a plan festival. that's where up to 40000 support is. good morning, matt. she's on big screen with mm. this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm emily anglin. this is the news our live from toe. ha, coming up the next 60 minutes around so called morality. police will not be allowed to operate in the wake of recent protests across the country. turkey are reportedly targets military sites in northern syria saying it will go off to kurdish and groups anywhere to protect its security interests. for you as president donald

trump calls for the constitution to be terminated alleging fraud in the 2020 election that he lost. l for salvador, deploy thousands of troops and police outside and major city in its latest crackdown on criminal gangs. and in sunday's world cup action can the polish tame make history. and when against reigning champions, france ah, button to the program. we begin in iran, which has shut down the security unit, tasked with enforcing strict dress codes, the decision to stop the so called morality police from operating comes after nearly 3 months of anti government protest and violent crackdowns on demonstrators that was spots by the death of a 22 year old student masa a meanie, while in police custody in september,

dasa jabari joined the live now now from its hey ron dawson, just how significant is this decision? and what does it mean in a practical sense? well, it's certainly a development in this ongoing story that started in december after the death of mass armine. it's the 1st a real indication we've had from any official in the country that there needs to be some changes. and there have been some changes made. now a, what the attorney general said was that the same institution that formed this morality police or the guidance patrol, as they're also called a, has decided to shut it down. what he didn't specify was that whether or not this would be permanent and also who would be and now left in charge with enforcing that mandatory dress code in iran that spin part of the country's laws since 1983 as the attorney general as said that there is also a series of discussions that are ongoing and that there has been draft proposals

and that they're working on from the judiciary perspective on how to at make changes about who will be in charge of enforcing these laws. and the attorney general also said that, of course, does their, their issue of mandatory her job in the dress code in the country is certainly still very much concerned for the judiciary, but that it doesn't directly have anything to do with them. and that the issue of the women who aren't, according to officials abiding by the strict dress code, should not automatically go to the judiciary, but rather it should be dealt within the countries cultural sector itself. does that tell us a little bit more about the morality place in iran and why it's so controversial? well, they were formed by a special committee in 2006, and that's when they started operating various points, mainly in the capital to her on there were vans, a white and green vans that were marked with police personnel and officials that

were tasked with it. approaching women mainly who they deemed to be dress inappropriately and the process would happen to be that they would be taken to a police station where they would either be fined and their family members would be called to bring them appropriate attire before they were released. and then also some of them would be put through certain educational courses to explain to them what is appropriate attire when you're out in public, according to officials. many women who have experience at the morale of the police have had very negative things to say about the way they were confronted in their experience with them in general. and also a lot of officials have said in the past that the existence of this unit itself is not legally binding and that they are not part of the country's laws, even though they were tasked with enforcing these rules. they officially work within the police department. now with this latest announcement from the attorney general, it is even more unclear about how this law will be enforced and many here believe

that also this latest announcement from digit judiciary is somewhat of an attempt to try and quell the unrest that's been unfolding, cure over the past nearly 3 months, but many women feel that i've spoken to at least say that there's gestures much too little and very, very late to, thanks so much for bringing us up to speed. joseph jabar live for us in tehran, living on down at least one person has been killed in an acid government protest in southeast, in syria, security forces fire to demonstrate as he stormed the governor's building in one, syrian st. media said the crowd burned official document, protest is or angry of the government because of rising prices and economic hardship. serious when experiencing fuel shortages and power. outage in turkey has reportedly targeted multiple military science in northern syria, controlled by the largely kurdish syrian democratic forces. areas in iraq, a province i believe, to have been hit by turkish,

artillery and drones strikes. trickier has increased attacks on areas controlled by kurdish fighters. it blames them for an explosion in assemble last month. the s t f says it has documented about 70 attacks since turkey announced its operation on november, the 20th the spokesman for the turkish president says the government will not stop targeting these groups. special advise that abraham. collin told the al jazeera wrestle, seta kurdish fighters were exploiting that time with the us. in the recent incident, when the terrorists attacked the civilians on the stickler street, which is de, one of the kind of hard points, you know, main points if stumbled. of course, we had to respond and our initial response was to coordinate and conduct a number of air operations. and of course, depending on the threat level as assessed by our intelligence and our defense

ministry and other related agencies, we will go after this terrace from the air from the ground for us. any and all p k, k, p y, d, y, p g establishments, elements, posts, military points are legitimate targets for us. whether they are ah, in western syria or in eastern syria, northern syria, near the border are far away from it. they are legitimate targets because they are terrorist organizations, and we go after them to protect our borders. we don't target russian or american soldiers or military posts in syria or anywhere else. marty cartridge are you seeing that our p k. k, p y, d y p g elements, and we tell them to stay very of course, from those elements. you said p y d y, p g is using at one point a american flat. at another point, the regime full act to protect itself. saying that you see, you cannot attack us because there american seal. you cannot attack us because

there are vision forces here. sometimes they do this with the russians less so recently. but in the past that i think shows the extent to which people would p y d y, p g is using their alliance with the united states to legitimate thereon a presence in northern syria. and you can watch the full interview with abraham collin on told to al jazeera, coming up at 1932. and you take a mouse in him because he alone is following developments from kill us in that southern ticket. irregular a strikes and shelling and targeting the essay of control they were as by the turkish military continued onward midnight as well, according to serene observatory. a sword too. as the f members were killed during a drawn attack by the turks, then one of them is set to be at high rank, a leader or within the y p g p y d. but there is nothing confirmed yet. and also we are hearing the pro as the f media reporting that at the syrian government has

sent more reinforcements towards co. bonner ins are up military and the syrian opposition forces on the ground. they are technically ready, but they, everybody is waiting for an order from the person who is officially the chief commander of the turkish army. so now everything is a, everything is based on the diplomas. the table we are here, we have heard last week that rush ice trying to mediate a talk between a to kia and the suing government. it is not expected on the leaders a level, but we are expecting a foreign ministry level meeting between the 2 governments who have been a foil for the last 10 years. and the intelligence level tools have been already under way for the last 3 years. but as the elections in to k is approaching, which is scheduled for mid 2023, a turkish present register ardon is expected to make

a move. in order to normalize relations, at least partially a, with the syrian government. ok, it's now time for check on the world. whether he's jeff, it's been foggy and foggy in the northwest of india. however, one, this is what it looks like. indian had ministered kashmir that was on the water. this is on the roads here. tough to see much of anything that to that south of this, the rain is falling as that ne monsoon picks up. so for careless state, go to to the south and then we're watching this area of low pressure as it exits the andermann and nika, bar islands, and enters the beer and gall will keep tabs on that in the days to come. was also misty and foggy start for us here in doha. we've got some showers around to wait on sunday. here's your game. do forecast on sunday. the winds at times will still be blas street breezy. i should say. so france, poland, temperature of $26.00 degrees wind gusts, you can expect them at times to be 30 kilometers per hour. as for that match at 10 p. m, england and senegal, temperature will dip down to $24.00 degrees at l beat stadium. now let's show you

what i'm looking at for monday. would i see on the radar, those showers starting to come further toward the south, the eastern side of saudi arabia closing in on buffering. but here's the picture on wednesday, continuing to slides at the south. look at that blue. that means the risk of some showers for us here in doha. and the 3 day forecast shows that on wednesday. but of course there's no rots cup games on that day. so that's the good news. see you later. ah, as can your latest will companies now in the netherlands and argentina became the 1st 2 quarter finalists of the world cup here in kata. the dutch side knocked out the us with a free one. actually they international stadium while argentina, beta stanley, to reach the quarter finals. captain leno messy lead. the ways going me gall as they one to one with who's in human met fans. and

when a series who are hoping the camp will come home for the 1st time in more than 3 decades . i game every time i come here and there's no exaggeration more and more people come to this fun to see the game. to see, ma'am, ma'am, everybody together. lots of families, little tiny children, toddlers, babies. a lot of them dressed as baby messes. tom or messaged teenage messages, and most of the people here are wearing to friends with his name and his number. after this game, there are particularly enamored of them on their player. one point you may remember actually resigned from the national team because the organ time public was very critical of him. they criticize him for not winning a world cup for them saying that he always played better for my to say lorna. then for the hard time team, but that those criticisms now are all gone down. messy,

messy, and julio alvarez will bring argentina to victory without exaggerating a lot of the fans here are convinced that their latest victory, the big 3 of their football team is due to the superstitions and that we call it. and then talk pamela, that the arjun times are famous for. 2 we jewelry and because all the 1st game at my house and we lost never again, all the other games i came here to see them. i want to one, we one them all. they don't really, i represent a wolf for argentina and every time i've been here just like this, we have one. it's ok. so now i'm be considered a clock time. so you're going to be in next week with the same a get. what is your name? my name is joaquin a because this is a very, very, very hard to do then to where on behalf of argentina i'm going to go, you know, how much the lunch his team has convinced the argentine are at this point that they

were going forward a little bit ago, every time they played in play and the vendor with are going to be eliminated. on the contrary, they really feel like now in a role now, and we'll have to see how it goes. but i do. their shocking was already already. i never, i 1st game things had changed within better dramatically. let's take a look at sunday's world cup matches which feature raining champions, france and poland. they'll play at 15 jam. t a at dough. has alpha mama stadium. later in the day, england will face the african champions, senegal at al bate stadium, moving on now and to what more world news for me you as president donald trump, has called for the termination of rules and regulations, including the american constitution. trump made the statement on his social media platform a truth. social. he claims

a big tech companies and the democrats stole the 2020 presidential election. trump who plans to run again for office in 2024 wants to be reinstated as president when a u. s. president takes office, he or she pledges to faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and to the best of their ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution. let's bring in hydro castro who joins me live now from washington, d. c. hello there, heidi why a trump's calls to the end of the u. s. constitution so significant emily their significant this was coming from a former us president. and while the world may now be accustomed to trumps bombastic style of speech, the fact that he wrote these words on his social is still startled and i'll read them to you. do you throw the presidential election results of 2020, out and to clear the rightful winner, or do you have a new election rights? trump?

he continued a massive fraud of this type and magnitude allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles. even those found in the constitution. now what triggered this, this blast is that shrunk, was angry after some twitters of twitters internal emails revealed that there had been a debate back in 2020, about restricting access to an article critical of joe biden. son hunter bided. now twitter ultimately decided to restrict sharing this article because they determined it was based on hack materials. long story, a lot of this has been debunked. all of it has been debunked, in fact, but it is a point that trump, in his election denial wisdom has continuously come back to reawaken. and he's doing this despite a concern among the g o. p. the republicans at this is harmful to the party and to

trumps own political interests. given that just last month, emily, he, you know, announced that he wants to run for a 3rd term as he was president. and given the american voters in this last mid term elections just a few weeks ago, a delivered a very lack luster, performance for republican candidates who echoed trumps election denial ism. this has been only the last in a series of what many have described as self destructive actions that trump has taken as late just recently, he had dinner at mar lago, with 2 holocaust deniers. connie west and nick went as a white nationalist. and just last week, trump said that he would pardon rioters who had been convicted after the january 6, right on the capital. those who are trying to reinstate him as president even after he lost the last election. so a lot of stuff as a continuation of this scorched earth message that we've seen coming from the

former president. always in a headline, heidi, what else the same, the reaction to trump's call to in the us constitution. who else has reacted? yeah, the white house had a very strong and stern reaction to this is come, comes from white house spokesman andrew bates who said that trans remarks on is truth, social work are a necessary to the soul of our nation and should be universally condemned. he went on to say, you can not only love america when you, when the democratic national committee has condemned these words as well. but what has been silence so far are from republicans. and it'll be interesting to see whether or not some also come out to speak in response to trump's post, given that trump followed up that of truth social post also by date, by bating some establishment. republicans like mitch mcconnell calling the week republicans. yes, no doubt is still early in the morning in the us. so i'm sure there's more reaction

to come. thanks so much for the update. heidi joe cast or live for us in washington dc. the russia says it will not accept a price cap on its oil, announced by western allies aimed at limiting a major source of funding for its war in crime. on friday, the group of g 7 nations, the you and strategy are announced the limits of $60.00 a barrel on russian oil imported by said that ukraine wants to be brought down to $30.00. the measure is expected to come into effect on monday. and the level of destruction across the crime is the worst europe is same since world war 2, hundreds of thousands of people have been left homeless as war in challenge reports from keith valentine and have really gets emotional when she remembers what happened here in february. i'm not going you for the liberal room. they were

sitting in the kitchen. we never expected that we'd be home. so i was sitting in front of the window when the explosion threw me to the floor. i don't remember much after that, but after that i fled to the forest. monday. he was april before she returns to pick up the pieces volusia her village, northeast of ki, if saw fierce fighting as russian troops tried and failed to take ukraine's capital . what stopped the faithful letter was, can you imagine that all the roof was damaged? the windows, the doors room? thank god. the walls was still standing and the red cross helped us to repair the roof. but there are people who lost everything. got sick when the estimated cost of rebuilding ukraine keep spiraling upwards. in september, the well bank said it was $350000000000.00. a month ago, ukraine's government guessed, 750000000000 now presidency. lensky is saying, one trillion non governmental organizations,

like the international committee of the red cross, have some money to help, but as millions, not billions. of course, i can't help all of people here for we walk us on the most vulnerable population here. so it's the big families with many children and people with the low income, mostly elderly people, and also people with visibility. that cash handouts can be used for whatever repairs are most pressing, but snow an ice abroad, most building work to a standstill. so new register reese, like the nader, might have to wait until spring winter is not an abstract concept, particularly during wartime. whereas in the warmer months he probably be okay, living in a building like this with flown out windows or a damage roof. when the temperature plummets, such conditions really take that whole metal cabins house, some whose homes are uninhabitable, but their main power. so in the frequent blackouts they quickly become

refrigerators. valentino is trying to stay positive why she was not sure it could be worse compared to her boys in the trenches there. freezing. i keep active during the day, but last night it was a bit scary when the lights went off. i put on my hat, my hood electricity was off from one until 9 pm, but winter has only just begun. it's going to feel like a very, very long one indeed will reach helen's out a 0 key of reason. it's had to iraq now where delegates from 10 countries, a meeting in baghdad for the ancient civilizations forum, egypt, grace, china, iran, and easley among the countries represented at amazing. it aims to enhance communication, protect to world heritage and bolster cultural tourism. magnet abdel, while head has more from back to the 6th edition of the ancient civilizations forum has been held in the iraqi capital about that 10 countries are

taken part in this forum. they include greece, china, egypt, peru, iran, italy, and mexico. those countries have a, some of the most ancient civilizations in the world. they also have about 40 percent of the world's population. they want to utilize these that civilizations, the cultural heritage they have in their own countries to enhance a language of culture, to use it as a kind of soft diplomacy. to promote that piece, to promote a cultural communication between these countries and also to combat what they consider the hate speech that has been prevailing because of frequent wars and conflicts in the region. so you had them in iraq much more i'm going to show other we are taking this opportunity to enhance cultural and historical tourism in iraq.

we also want through this forum to resume retrieving, looted monuments and city regulations to combat smuggling. he iraq has been selected to hosts this 6th edition of the ancient civilization forum because iraq is home to one of the oldest civilizations in history, starting from mississippi tamia and then the babylonians, the assyrians, the persians until the santos iraq is also considered one of the most impacted countries among all the stake holders because iraq has suffered the most by frequent wars, frequent conflicts, not only its people, literally it's economics, not only it's a territories, but also it's cultural. heritage is a lot of it's a cultural sites. historical sites,

monuments have been destroyed by frequent worse and tens of thousands of priceless artifacts have diluted and smuggled outside of the country. from on this, let's bring in, it may say abraham, whose life ras inland enemies and art adviser at may. so thanks so much for being on this news. our, the united nations chief is said, day intercultural and inter religious dialogue. a viable tools for pace. do you agree and is this why this form is so important? yes. well, it's, it's a, it's an unfortunate fact that the world is very divided at the moment, as divided as it's ever been. and these lessons division, or culminating in peace treaty is one that appears to be learned over by the human race. as a was elders and

learned from the hard gained wisdoms that they exemplified in the as you can see that you can see there is one that is more tiny than ever. so yes, i think it's it's, it's very a what's the significance of the been being hosted by iraq, which as we heard from our reporter is home to a centuries old civilization. i think it's brilliant. i think it is exactly your out time, as we know tourism piece is in place in iraq, but people no, no just this. you've got occasional programs like a but to have a conference held in europe, which is one of the, the oldest issues. and one of the most funded a nations in the world civilizations in the well as to how those

who understand the benefit to human kind all the civilizations and with for those who are really in a place so educated understanding to convene in baghdad is, is really and i think it's a great the most of the, well, you got the real leaders of knowledge coming together to discuss the issues that affect the well today. so algebra rising from it all these, all these really mathematical and scientific discoveries that came from iraq and our evidence in the antiquity which had been newton. it is exactly the point that is that the way we learn from history so that we can have that future. so well, this big round of boosting cultural ties between countries and what should we be looking out for? so we go, let's see what they come up with because i think the 1st one was very interesting. so the very 1st one was founded by agree,

greece being coffee choice. and china again, huge benefit was ation. so those 2 historic, the heavy nation came together just for a i'm one of the fastest they did to come together to work together to protect their antiquities from from, you know, all these issues that of course, you know, the nation to gain from when you take the country really helpful and you put in your museums, you can say it's because there's no warranties countries, but when there is pete, why don't you tell me why there's a she's here. she's a multiple. people knew all the areas and she should understand and see 1st i knowledge of there. we really appreciate your insights. thank you so much for your time. it may say abraham and an adviser joining us from london. thank you. thank

you. like $10000.00 place and soldiers have sealed off a city on the outskirts of el salvador capitol. it's the latest escalation and president ny year, but the kelly's crack down on gang violence. but rights group say young people, a bane, wrongly detained as bob rank up. it's usually a no go area for police, but now people living in, but gang stronghold of sawyer pango outside elsa would as capital a field in security forces are preparing to go door to door, randon up gang members. but police say ordinary members of the public shouldn't be afraid calls this thing, likes the axial viet extracting all criminals. we may be hiding here and then when seatbelt, you're flying up angle. we are here to guarantee the security of the honest, hardworking population is somewhat close to 60000. people have been arrested since president naive book kelly declared

a state of emergency in march. but right script accused the government of being heavy handed activists say young men are being wrongly targeted for how they look and for living and gang controlled slums. the government denies this in my style. plenty of you can look, we are those i'm in the we have been planning this military seems very carefully in say a pang to affect the honest population as little as possible. they are 40 strategic points. we, we're working to arrest gang members who are in the community was, according to intelligence information, president mckenna's state of emergency grants police powers to make arrests without due process. and a recent survey found that 75 percent of salvadorans approve of the hotline measures, gangs effectively controlled vast sways of territory and extorted money from businesses. in the run up to the state of emergency, dozens of people were killed in a single. we can't of gang violence,

but activists would. innocent people are being caught up in the mass arrests and not receiving basic legal rights. barbara anger per alto, sarah, the world's largest volcano, is still spewing lava a week after its latest rupture began. let's take a look at some live pitches of that lava gushing from the more lower in hawaii. it's the 1st activity from the volcano in 4 decades. the lava flow has begun to slow and is not expected to threaten any populated areas. all right, make sure you stay with us after the break, as we'll have all of today's world cub action in our special coverage with gemini, shim santa, a motion to stay with

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with the wild champions are on their way. the round of 16 continues with promising action against ireland. i'm demonstrate. welcome to wild cup today. it's another huge day of knockouts, football, i'm delighted to say was joined by a congregation. it's a freebie wants to come and i'm kind of homeless and we're very close to kick off as or more team tries to join argentina. and another link in the call to final well england, captain harry k and get his 1st goal of the woke up when they faced african champion

senegal. tonight's in our methods oldmar class, he's called again to help argentina bead australia and that sets up a quarter final clash with the netherlands off navy usa. we want that around 90 minutes to kick off in the 1st game of the day from against pardon. so let's thought that we can now go live, could see the how my leg. he was asked out them on the stadium for us. so i was, i did poland stand any jobs here? well, let me tell you the atmosphere of the building. it's bubbling up over here at all to monmouth stadium. did have any chance, paul, and well, it's not quite mission impossible. it's more like mission and probably just look about front line up. it's really, really juicy that though a lot before. just look at grees man and papa,

and of course olivia is rude and number 9, we've seen france lose in the last round in their last match. but most of their 1st team were arrested. that could prove to be, you know, a master sproat stroke by their manager will have to see, but certainly it will be a very, very difficult time for poland over here. a lot of france fans are going to be this magic of probably gonna trade. quite bobby atmosphere too. we have to remember as well, perhaps the greatest antidote for the attacking prowess. the france is the goalkeeper of polio and he's probably been best i'll play in this tournament and may be one of the best players in the world cup so far to them as well. jake chesney, he's been fantastic at this competition and maybe he's going to be the one that will get poland across one. they haven't played great at this tournament, but they've been don't good and they've been resilient and he's dead. are going to have to be all of those things if they're going to stop this. frank team certainly prompted a favorites. you know that the world champions and most people probably expect them to go through this much know with these, but certainly book a spot in the next round. and to hell,

a history is on the line that for one frenchman, that you always called a liberal goss. thirdly well yes, you are quite right as dashing as he is dangerous the one and only olivia drew the man has been written off so many times when he left, when he was at austin when he left, when he was at chelsea they thought he was finished then, but he keeps on coming back. i keep improving his doubt is wrong, often venga says olivia group, we should all kneel before the chief man he's had in his career. and now history is on the line. he could become frances number one cora, the national teams, number one score and overtaking cherry on, read. that will be a massive feat for someone that's often taken a lot of criticism. we shall see what happens in this match. certainly he's looking good and is this tournament? he's looking very good and we have to see whether he can do it. who knows? he could be the key to success of france tonight. to hell manic live from also mama

stadium. thank you very much for that. let's go to bernard smith and now and bernard, how confident are the fact that this team can win back to back woke up this is how you enjoy will come football in paris on a cold december afternoon with electric lunch and then i'll go and watch the game in a room behind a converted chapel and everybody here is competent and expects friends to make you through to the final late for the full time in 5 will cause perhaps the french team is not as relaxed as the people here, though. remember that the long shadow hanging over the french team with people they reminded me of not was your own last year when they went out again, switzerland, friends with 3, want to with 10 minutes to go before the end of the game. the switch brought into 3 all and then the switch one on the panel to the french team scar by that and many people here. remember that night, 10 of the players who were in bucharest last year are in doha vale,

becoming with memories of back game. so no complacency john shore, amongst the french team and certainly no complacency among the funds here, but they still expect with extraordinary high quality french team. they expect the country to progress. and we spoke some friends family here in katara, and they said that they had quite an amazing experience. different to what was portrayed head of the torment do people over there, share the same sentiment? the why one of the challenges here in france is that most of the major cities, including here in paris, are actively boycotting the world. they found funds those they haven't set up the screams for people to watch the game. but the french from clearly do want to watch the football, the 1st french game against australia and the group rounds. how to record your record audience for french gaming from 12000000 spectators. so there's lots of bars

and private events. putting the game on. people are watching it at home. we know that there is a huge appetite to watch the extraordinary french team. people want to watch the games and they are watching them in big numbers. it's just a shame. but then that this time around is not possible to do that. in larger funds owns around, around french is made to towns and cities. bernard smith live from pass enjoy at the matching called patty full csc defendant. and now being sports analyst, did he a dummy joined us on the show this morning. he says, france, that will be a force in the knockout stage. despite those injuries before the torment, i think friends of other, other ada, a lot of problems you know, was injuries, you know, i think with the only favorite just ju, ju, or 2 of, or last maybe half of the team and talking about hannon, there's campaign me before, of course, the midfield pug, been county, and been zima. so don't forget that, but we have a big depth, you know,

in term of players in a, in france, as you can see, because we have a lot of great academies. but yet the 1st 11 are quite impressive. i'm talking about this man grissman as well, because he's taking a new role in the midfield. so he brings more for 80. and we haven't, bobby, of course we haven't even been in barcelona. so overall we have a strong's 11 or less deps, you know, obviously on our, on the bench. but we hear just to win it like every year, every year or from the, from the past 20 years. because we think we have the player to do that. so we don't know if we're gonna wait it, but we have the quality and challenges to do it. and did a, you mentioned kane and back there. is this his time to steal the line from rinaldo and messy? yes, of course. you know, caesar, he was there for years and it was only 19 and we forget that below 20 suite you still are learning you jobs. you know, you have to improve a lot of fer aspects. and he and i just to improve the noise, can it's composure in front of the goal and to step up like marcia did yesterday in

big moments. any d that it did that the last 23 years. so now it is coming to a certain maturity is a leader, a technical leader, even in the dressing room. he speaks and everybody feels that key is good, that the, that energy and carries my just you are george, bring your friends all the way. so is a, is a war class player now, and he can do anything on pitcher that focus now on the, even in kickoff, a group be when, as england go up against african tapio, senegal at al bate stadium. we'll hear from both cancer shortly. but 1st, here is samantha johnson. it's a globally known fact that football fans like a good mon and english fans are no exception. they're not moaning today. i am samantha johnson. this is paul copeland. i want to members of the englands whom have come in for particular criticism. they're both in this picture during decade. whales, manager goth southgate was under fire for his ex marcus rash. beard had struggled

after injury, while southgate tactics got them through the last 16 of pets. of 2022 rochefort is now among the top score was in the competition. the both at this competition have sensors here they are being charged anyway, the one rush was used for his free kicked them back. a message, every critical fact that he had hit the back of the next synagogue, will present a whole new set of challenges for england cli do color barley among them. he could have played for france. he was born there, but now he's proved. he was born to score in the world's cup. in fact, he strike against ecuador was his 1st international goal. yes. fell miss, sorry, monet, any side words, but he had me surgery just before the world up started. but as ecuador found out to their cost monet or no monet senegal a very, very tough to beat, ah, let's get some more on the build up now with victoria again,

be in at soup walker. victoria, how's the mood like at the silk? ah, well, england fans are very confident when you talk to them. they think they're going to win this match. they are on paper of course, the favorites to win the 5th and the fee for ranking senegal on 18th. but as we've seen in this will come, anything can happen, the favorites don't always win that matches. i'm joined now by some funds from cynical supporting cynical. first of all, you're going into this match as the underdogs do you think that's an advantage for you, for you and your team? absolutely going against england, which is a giant in europe is always a good feeling, a good match. but, you know, having lost our best player in the beginning, i think the rest of the team as just back to step up and deliver it in bigger in big moment. so being on the dogs are, doesn't scare us. we are very confident we give english all due respect, but we'll, we'll try it out. confident talk. so england and cynical have never met in

a match before. how do you think, how do you think cynical is going to play tonight against england? or it will not be difficult to jam because i was going to go out of the young players, but after lunch. and it will show them will be up to fight for their quantity. not awfully gone. there will be there to fight for synagogue and we missed one player. but all the players grant noted. right, well thanks very much for talking to us. good luck. a few team tonight, so we've got some england fans as well. there are lots of notes, having them fans down in the see if at the moment i think that's going to be a huge amount of support for them in the stadium tonight. i'm joined now by well, who's flown in from the by for this match. how do you think england's going to do? i think and chances are quite good, but center goal suffering with monet injury. it's harder for them are center goals . weak points to like the wings corners and that's what i'm shown as well. so i think they're going to struggle. i think in one will come out on the wind tonight.

okay. what's your school prediction? a 31. england. good. all right, well thanks very much for talking to us. so lots of comfort in england, fans, but as we say there have been many upsets in this world. couple ready, and i think center goal think going in is on the dogs, might just give them the edge tonight's victoria gates and be alive from sucrose of thank you very much ma'am. well that's nothing to form england. and sunderland football to michael gray. he joins us from manchester like cool, thanks for your time. just want to know what he made of england's performances sofa . i think it's been a really good performance. i think the tournaments gone so well for us general. you probably have a look at the way of performance, and i think you to show that the squad is that strengthen depth is very, very good for got us out. right. and he's got a lot of decisions to make before he picks his team against synagogue because the tournament so far couldn't have gone. it is as well as that has done, i just the england progression and moving forward in this taught we've been very,

very good. and i've been so impressed with them if you've been impressed. but what about that performance against the usa? they come in for some criticism for the way they performed in that one. yeah, the house, it wasn't a brilliant performance, but i think in years gone by, you would have probably looked at that england side playing like that and the they would have come away from that game with absolutely nothing. we have to take deep. we have to work hard players like hiring, mcguire was absolutely outstanding and not gay. he was one of the players who is probably get a lot of criticism before the actually being in sports even pay. so for him to perform right in england to get a point out back game, i think that was crucial, obviously moving forward into the knockout stages. yes, mcguire and he has been impressive, but he came, he's yet to school, but he's leading the assist table. just how vital is he for england success? well, i have to say, i think he's a replaceable hurricane. it gives us something that we haven't really go in any of

the forward positions. if you think about sterling rush for soccer or even cell phone, if you want to put him there and even column wilson, there's didn't have the soil hurricanes that focal point. you can hold a goal for us. i think we all came into this torment may be expecting how he came to be the want to get the goals for us. hasn't been the case. well, i think it overall performances and he's assist the brain absolutely. k for england to get to the last 6 days. and having reached the semi in russia 4 years ago on the final of the over his last year. what constitutes a good tournament for god? southgate side, well, i've seen, i've seen oversee that the whole of the world cooked so far and there is some wonderful sides to me not to say no got themselves into really strong position front, so really strong. they are the whole does it well cool. i think present everybody's favorites for these torments, but there's also the netherlands to arch and say not to come up against that, not one side that that makes me makes me wonder if england can go any further. i

don't fear anybody. i'm not right that what side of the group were in the knockout stages? if it is france and look, we don't want to look to fall forward. what if it is france that we have to play in the last date? i'm not fearful of them because i think you've got the players that will disposal. we can change systems if we need to play against france, killian phase, obviously the one that rings off the page. we've got car walker who can match it for pace. and i think that's really, really good for the squatting down with knows that themselves by any players that can rely on the can put in that starting 11. so i'm not frightened to play against anybody. you know, you cannot look any further than senegal. it's going to be a difficult game to got ready for fall, play himself, he smell a saw. i think dea, obviously as a very good player as well. and it's something that we've got to be course yourself . what i think overall, i'm really thrilled to the white guy in england, a performance so far in this. told him we've got a real good chance of going all the way and picking up these trophy a lot. your confidence michael is making me feel very optimistic. thank you very

much for joining us and enjoy the match later. thanks jama. while england have never lost an african team, but senegal say they can change that. and ingram both gas socket knows how tough to night will be. great competitive spirit, a lot of belief in the, in the team some excellent individual players who can cause problems, but a good structure to the team as well. so i think there was done a fantastic job. they were very lucky not to qualify from the group in russia. and you know, the deservedly done it, it's time. so we know exactly the size of the task ahead of us. i don't want to, i think the message is a very strong one. we've seen the camera compete, brazil, she knew it can be friends. so we know that synagogue can be england, any right, that's what we're aiming for. and i think that's a very important message that we've taken on board. so what do you think?

is it going to be the 3 lines or the lines of florida? why do i do that? it isn't the there but of the lions. but i think that's and i have a chance to have very experienced players, you know, who feature in the premier league. edward mindy, of course he's had incredible performances with chelsea. you have colleen quine badly, you know, who is a great defender. we've seen they don't have gun a guy in that mid field to be a bit of a problem for them. but i think that the attitude is right and you say has been sick for a couple of days. so they want to fight for him going into that fixture and russia . many of the cynical score of course, play that club football in england, which could give them the edge according to senegalese of football agent about the recess. he told us that a, that set a goal shouldn't be too affected. if coach elisa is well enough to be in the dug out, even if it was m c g like he can hop on it like he just got a red card or he was sanctioned, something like that. they have to didn't read. like i think this edition gave them

more money version. if you said your mind is missing and of course missing, i think he's gonna be for home with the vision to go to the guess cross to the next game. of course, audio is difficult to do to substitute him as a football player. he won just dumbed, lost a fake and but on door, he just did a, a good performance for the last african cup. if you look the senate that he's playing most often in our play in england, they know they have experience such as cutting globally to captain edward mindy. that years he goes to cuba. we have also east madison. even he's, he's playing, he's not playing a primarily what he paying for a championship for what fort he's doing good tournament. a human guy he played for sheffield. we also have, we are therefore looking on forests and but my dad cycle play for tottenham. i think not his day mind they have to. so people are bound a conduit is outside your money and that they're trying to do. now the world cup is

undoubtedly the biggest event in town right now, but it's not the only one. fans are also heading to the desert for one of cattle said traditional sports at camel racing. restart was trackside for us, said alice shania here in the desert, outside of downtown doha, there isn't a football to be seen. there is though, a wealth cup taking place. one with only 5 nations, taking part in want of castles oldest and most unique sports camel racing. the camels here are written by robot jockeys who are controlled by their owners. he ride alongside them during the race in full by force. the camels raced at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour as their operator replies the whip on tenor. commands the jockey to pull on the reins and shouts, encouragement, far a built in speaker. it's racing in the 21st century and he's bringing in the tourists chevron, a marcella. i did that. we have seen

a large number of fif of fans come in here to enjoy the race and we're doing our best to introduce them to our traditions and culture. abandoned a voice every year. the race changes involves with time the prizes are beyond big and this is one. we have a huge participation from all the countries in the gcc. this compounds stretches for miles and is home to over 20000 camels. not all of them will be when is over the next fortnight, but there are $28.00 trophies at stake and the top prize over a $1000000.00 on a golden sold restorer. out you sarah, i'll shania to saturdays action now in argentina. reach the quote to finally after beating australia to one with the anal messy again, the key men in case the 1000 korea game. messy scored. he's 718 lines. the goal let to give the south americans believe is the only shot to on target from early aside that from either side and the 1st half argentina as

a lead that was doubled, often ara from australia and keep it matt ryan leanne advised that took full advantage it to make it to nail the l has got back into the mat with the bit of luck when substitute a been good wind a shot deflected off angle fernandez and like so many games here in satire with frantic finished teenager got and got all that almost not some equalized. the 4th failure, i continue to hold on to win to after the match. messy said that the torment has been as greater significance for him now that his children are old enough to watch thinking presentation. a little head from start to finish down. always present, i can see it in my son's approval because they're older now. they understand the suffered enjoy. the rest of the family were at the of the well captain co americans and my oldest son too, but he didn't understand that the significance of the welcome. now seeing how they

feel, how did leave it that is suffer is spectacular for me. happy like the rest of urgent . you know. so that is very emotional and exciting to be able to enjoy it with them . except for argentina is, neville, is it that be the usa? 31 at telephone, international stadium. the netherlands opened the scoring with the 1st meaningful. i pack emphasis the pie with the gall. he's now 2nd on there all times coin left. that with 43. did that to double their lead before half time being named with the goal is to make it to now with 15 minutes to go. let's say all the i'm back to substitute hi be right. by then sell them free that made it $31.00 it just 5 minutes later to end american hopes of come back . go into this for the netherlands when back manager was happy with his days. we're

good, go those that boy well, yesterday or the day before yesterday i gave the big fat kicks. i'm going to give him another big crack here so everyone can see her healthy she nurse. i was very critical at half time in mar analysis that i shared with barclay's as usual, despite the fact that we were in the lead to nil. i think they were fantastic goals, and it was a thing of beauty and show spirit because one of those goals was really achieved goal. however, in the 1st off and suffered, sorry, worse we were dispossessed or offered it was not necessary. or that is simply not acceptable at a well camp. now it's been encouraging ease about football. legend play with the brazilian saying he feels strong after reports on saturday that he can move to an end of life care facility, sasha. what can we say about a man who's one? it's 3 wild cups. he's just legendary is any winning the woke up is legendary

winning. the woke up 3 times. that's absolutely out of this world. and when you talk about him being a great player, there's also him being a gentleman is just a very one person. when you see everyone that has met him in person, they talk about good things, you know about him. and i was very lucky to meet the doctor kelly nessie mental de luca who just told me really about her, you know, having him as the father. of course, she watched him play and all of this, but looking at how you know, he's impacted her life and the lives of many other people has been absolutely incredible. and i think it's great. you know, the name of, for example, is back from brazil that could really be great for them going forward in the tournament. so lately and that whole, we have time for thank you very much. i don't forget you can get more walk up content on our website. doc. com, forward slash woke up way back at 1530 at gmc from on the day on the 20th, with plenty more from 2022, including the latest from

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