barely subzero with new england by such to start the day, but they weren't end up that way or to well, we'll see some snow toronto may well do, but actually it's the californian side, once again the pacific coast where you see rain at low levels, readily goes to snow in land in the mountains, particularly rockies were last couple days. but the sun's back out in san francisco on monday, though not necessarily in seattle cuz i like to see yet more incoming wintery weather. ah, ah ah. hello, i'm emily angry. this is an he's our live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes fighting intensive eyes in the east of ukraine to

russian miss out for the city of car give entering at least 3 people. china accuses the u. s. a violating international practice after it shot down a suspected spy balloon. pakistan's, former president perez mas sheriff, has died in dubai after a long illness. chile extends the state of emergency with hundreds of wild fires burning. at least 22 people have died. i'm joanna roscoe with sport as mentioned city looked close. the gap on premier league leaders, arsenal, and egypt sal actually reached the semi finals of the club will come to the 3rd year running. mm we begin in ukraine where local authorities say 3 people were injured in russian shelling to missiles. he'd concave. the cities governor says that one of them struck a residential area, causing

a fire. the university has also been hit. meanwhile, the battle for control of the ukrainian city of fact sees intensifying the head of the russian. wagner mercenary group says the fees fighting, the city has been. the focus of moscow is offensive for weeks ukraine's president. for letting me zelinski warns the situation is getting tougher. as russia cause more troops towards the front line. for more on this looks bringing same best robbie. he joins us live out from the capital cave saying what more can you tell us about this latest fighting? well, the shelling that you just spoke about in cartoon, that kind of thing happens in cities all up and down the eastern front on a near daily basis. and today was no different. as you said, 2 missiles hit the center of car keys. they had a residential building, as well as a university complex university building the main central building of the university in car key, southeast of car key. there is fighting and crimean years

a ukrainian counter offensive going on there and further south in kitty lease car, ukrainian forces say they've hit a russian base. that was housing a seemingly fresh recruits, bound for the front line, bound for the fighting. and they say they've managed to hit that base and destroy it, and in care some russian missiles also struck a primary and secondary school. unfortunately, no one was injured or heard as far as the reports suggest at the moment. so this kind of ongoing, showing these offences encounter offences, continue all throughout the eastern front in areas all up and down that area that is still contested. some good russian hands and that kind of showing and fighting continues. and then obviously that shelling is impacting infrastructure. what more can you tell us about power outages across parts of the country? that's exactly right. we've heard in the last few days, an accident at

a substation in, i'm sorry, in odessa and, you know, desa region knocking out power to half a 1000000 people this morning. officials in odessa do tell us that they've managed to restore power to critical infrastructure. and what they mean by that is they've managed to get electricity turned back on at water management facilities for drinking water for waste water and sewage lines, as well as get the lights turned back on. critically for water use 3 generate heat to be able to heat public buildings. but at the same time, without the infrastructure in intact, in full, 2 180000 people remain without electricity, half a 1000000 people yesterday power has gone back on for most of them. but still 280000 people buy last count according to the government in odessa, remain without power and that could take weeks to repair the national power company . chief volume, your could risky describe what they were dealing with as a broken down car, a car that had an accident is never the same on the road again. and what it means

by that is these power substations have been hit by missile strikes. russian missile strikes, and after that, despite the fact that they've been repaired and put back into service, they can break down again at any moment. and those are the problems that struggling with generators are on the way to try to get power turned back on. for some civilian residential buildings, it is the dead of winter, it is extremely cold and they know if they don't get the power and electricity and heat back on that will continue to create problems for people living there. but what has happened to knock on effect? that's happened now is they've said they fixed what they can for now. and for every 2 hours of electricity that the desa region will receive. it will mean 8 hours of power cut. so it's going to be a difficult few weeks ahead for the people living in that part of a desa difficult winter feel or i thanks so much for the updates and best robbie left for us in key. meanwhile, new european restrictions on russian oil coming to effect on sunday. this includes a ban on seaborne oil products and a global price cap of $100.00

a barrel on premium russian oil products and measures are aimed at reducing rushes ability to fund it for in ukraine. as i've been jervey has moved from moscow before the war. russia used to sell your product approximately $12000000000.00 a month. and here it continues to product. what about $14000000000.00? european union used to be the largest export market. wanted by china and korea. that's now being overtaken by india, china, and a gray area of unknown markets. russia, you do main methods, the transport worse by a network of a pipeline to neighboring countries. and interestingly, it continues to be ukraine, what people using the pipe life. secondly, is the network of tankers, which very richly loyal before it's all over the world. and they have no come. thank you. from the europe union, the you have said caps and russian beaver,

and few oil, and don't ship, which are found not in compliance will neither have children's financing, and they won't even get everything or the china has accused the united states of overreacting after washington shot down it's balloon at nearly one week after it entered american space. the blame was 1st spotted in fairbanks, alaska. on monday. then on wednesday, it was a neat missoula in montana. the chinese balloon and flight floated rather over kansas city, missouri on friday. by saturday morning, it was cited in the skies over memphis, tennessee, before being shut down by us 5 digits off the coast of south carolina light that evening. china. and if it was a weather balloon that strayed off course petticoat lane has moved a clear shot as it happened, a missile hit the high altitude balloon, and it begins its descent in end 2 days of long debate about what to do about this massive air balloon suddenly saw something take off me again. i knew it was

a missile and you can see the explosion. i should have shot at that winning thing. instead of letting it travel all the way across, you thought it was just i think it's terrible that they let it get this far start with. and what i've heard are more and more of china claimed it was a weather balloon that was blown off course. president biden says he gave the order to shoot it down last wednesday, decided without doing damage to anyone on the ground and decided that the best time to do that would be we got over water within our, within 12 mile limit, successively took it down, the pentagon says in f $22.00 fighter jet launched a single missile to bring the balloon down into us territorial waters. pentagon officials say now they're turning their attention to recovering the balloon. they think it's going to be a fairly simple operation. they're already several us navy and

u. s. coast guard ships on the scene. they plan to use us navy divers and unmanned submersible to bring it to the surface in the next few days. and then the us will decide if they want to publicly end the debate offering proof of what this was. it's still an open debate because huge balloon was in fact, following the air streams of the area and that it has a tractor of it. it is not loitering over montana, it was shot off the eastern seaboard. so at this juncture, this idea that this is somehow a spy ship, that was liberally said by china. it seems a little bit far fetched. but us analysts say the fact that they believe a similar balloon is travel in latin america makes this theory more likely. i did not believe that it was just a weather balloon loan. of course, it would be quite a coincidence if we have this loon going into u. s. air space. while apparently there's another one crossing latin america

a simultaneously infringing upon other countries here space another strain in an already frayed relationship, which was supposed to take steps toward improvement on saturday. instead, taking a step back. particle hain al jazeera washington. let's get the latest now from mike hannah, who joins us live from washington day. same mike, certainly lots of speculation around this alone, but spying is not unusual. is it not at all, all sides in all conflicts or in all diplomatic initiatives? are generally spying on each other, but the form that this took, according to us officials, is somewhat unusual. given the highly visible nature of the method of spying, which the u. s. claims the chinese were doing a balloon even at high altitudes, was visible to the naked eye. so that is hardly a cobar type operation,

particularly as the balloon has been used before by china. several times since balloons over time one, whether or not those were spy balloons or a weather balloons, as china contends that's open to contention. but the important fact now is that the balloon came down in some 40 feet of water off the carolina coast, which makes it easier to get the debrief from that particular craft, even though it spread over some 9 nautical miles. so it is fairly widely dispersed . however, getting the remnants of the cropped will go a long way or perhaps be complete proof as to what the balloon was doing. whether or not it was a spy balloon. or as the chinese insist, a scientific operation. and just on that decision to shoot the balloon down, what went in to that? well, we now know that president biden was informed about the balloon on wednesday,

although its existence was only made public on thursday after it had been spotted in the sky by members of the public. now, president biden makes clear that he instructed the military to take the balloon done, but he left the decision of when and where to do so. to the military, the military contending that to bring it down over land may endanger civilians on the ground. and given the fact that you looking at a dispersal of some 9 nautical miles, then that would have been a real possibility. so the decision was taken to wait until it went out to see, take it down over water, which would minimize the risk of civilian casualty and also possibly make the collection of deborah from the balloon a little bit easier. have that get muffled by the water as it hits the sea. so that decision was taken instantly by biden, to shoot down the a croft he says, however, it was a military who took the final decision when and where to do it. alright,

appreciate the update as always my can i in washington d. c. thank you. and katrina you is in beijing with more on china's reaction to the downing of the balloon. trying to condemn the strike against the ship, calling it an over reaction and violation of each national practice. trying to foreign ministry for it has read is rated that they did not learn that it is a civilian as ship that was blowing cold by a strong win for may. an accident is what they're calling it now. enriched originally we had a fairly soft regrettable turn from china, but now that is shifted to a more defensive. and they saying that us politicians are taking advantage of this situation to discredit an attack china. and we've also heard from china that the top one has spoken over the phone with entities lincoln. they said that he called a cool heads over the math and that communication channel should be kept open to avoid misjudgment. then he repeated again,

trying to ground the accusation. we've also heard from chinese media now try me in saying that this whole incident is essentially saying that us media outlets completion allies in the person trying to thread. and only making things was between the 2 countries. plenty more head on the news hour, including the head of the roman catholic church, wraps up with the 2000 students, renewing his coal to pay a call for justice in iraq after a young youtube blogger is killed by her father. and in support will show you one of the best tries you ever see in run these 6 nations that's coming up with a iranian state television says the country supreme later, ayatollah ali common

a has pod and tens of thousands of prisoners, including many arrested race into anti government protest, the patterns were announced to mark the 44th anniversary of the 1979 islamic revolution. according to the organization that human rights activists in iran, 20000 people have been arrested during protest in september. the demonstrations followed the death of my meaning, while the police come to the police in turkey, i have arrested 15 people with alleged links to i, so the suspects were detained on saturday. the accused of planning attacks on the swedish and dutch consulates as well as churches and synagogues. it follows days of security warnings by western county phillips, who temporarily closed the assemble offices form a package. donnie president, purpose michelle has died at the age of 79. you have been receiving treatment in dubai for long illness. alexi or brian takes

a look back at his life and the controversy surrounding his political career. prevail, mashanda was living in exile for years. fighting to clear his name. the form of pakistani president was charged in connection with the 2007 assassination, a former prime minister in his ear bhutto. he was also sentenced to death after being found guilty of treason before a court and passed on, overturned us and 2020. the head of the military seized power and a bloodless coo and 999 and served as president from 2001 until 2008. after the $911.00 attacks shot of aligned himself with the so called war on terror. general michelle of is another medical impression is this is not a war against terrorism. this is a war against islam. he also supported the war in afghanistan, trying to balance relations with the u. s. and tribal leaders shot af late. it said the united states threatened to bomb pakistan if he didn't commit to fighting al

qaeda. blue sheriff was criticized for failing to improve the economy at home. and main to ties with india, despite a high profile visit to agra, which many had hoped would lead to better relations firing. pakistan's chief justice in 2007 proved to be his fatal political move. it led to street protests, melbourne, was that bill gone? gone, i raised my future in the hands of the nation and the people, let them be the judges. ultimately, the man who survived multiple assassination attempts was forced to resign. a year later, sheriff lived in exile for a while, but the law of power was too attractive. he tried to stage a political come back and 2013. i was thinking the governor would call me back. i would say, save pakistan. but that did not happen. today my nation ordered me to come back. i

came back, put in my life in danger to save pakistan. instead, he was arrested and charged with murdering been as he a bhutto, the 1st woman to be democratically elected and a muslim majority country. the government allowed, we shall have to leave in 2016 to seek medical treatment for a serious illness. he had always denied wrongdoing and maintained the cases against him were politically motivated. earlier my colleague folly spoke with miss sheriff at z 80 you is the founder and senior fellow at tobacco lab and islamabad based policy think tank. he has more on the sheriff's legacy, but it's a sad moment, especially for the family. and to his credit, he has a family that has not taken advantage of the enormous and unaccountable hour that he wielded and use. but his legacy will not be the good thing. the legacy will

be the terrible consequences of his rule for this country. and it's now 234000000 people, perhaps the worst thing that will be attribute to which is the things the, the big thing that he did before he took over, which was that he planned and executed the guardian. laura, 1999 with india permanently damaged by standing with its western partners, but also really eliminated the chances for any kind of reconciliation or normalization in this region. permanently turn india into an adversary that and the thing that has not gone away, i just wanted to pick up on the cognitive war you say planned and executed that war . but at the same time when he was empower, he promoted dialogue with india. what was, what was the relationship life i 5, india is content. he definitely try to engage in the serious conversation. perhaps

the most serious proposal for the resolution of the media who came about during his period. it's called the 4 point formula and it is attribute to him. but none of those ideas actually produced an outcome. and the relationship that back on has with india, which is maybe the most vexing and complicated aspect of a box on the density. as far as a nation status concern continues to be informed by the poison from the god get a war. the head of the roman catholic church has wrapped up his historic visit since the south, sir dan with a mass pope. francis called for pace urging people to put down their weapons and work towards reconciliation. after years of conflict, a room matessa has more from juba. ah, pope francis told the people of south sit on the church has not forgotten, ah,

thousands of people attended and open a mass in the capitol, juba to see the head of the catholic church one last time before he left for the vatican. the pope once again called for peace forgiveness and reconciliation in a country we many had been killed or displaced by conflict. number good, there, my lesbian answer. never lose hope and lose no opportunity to build peace. my hope and peace. dwell among you, my hope and peace, dwell in south sudan. according to the united nations, there more than 2000000 internally displaced people in south dun and another 2300000 have left the country as refugees. those who attended the mass hope to visit by the catholic pope, along with leaders of the anglican and scottish presbyterian churches who make a difference in this predominantly christian country with

the delivery is quite important. he's coming to remind christy i love them. so, based on the south to dance president saw the kia promised to resume talks with arms groups who did not sign the 2018 piece deal not to die broadway from 9 to 11. then there was a civil war in training on each other to find a peace deal sign in 2018. they still violated because of the country. people here before coming to south sit on pope francis was in the democratic republic of congo . a country also struggling with conflict and corruption, his trip to africa was maintained courage, politicians, to resolve differences and work towards peace. all people can

do here is hope and pray that happens harder. matessa al jazeera, juba b to b r, and jack is a peace activist who was detained in south sudan and forced to flee. the country explained why the pope's visit is significant. i have great hope for, for the visit of the pope and the other 2 religious leaders, the archbishop of canterbury, and the moderator of the church of scotland. this visit is very historic and as we should not see it from the lens of the leaders alone, we should see at what does this mean for the people whose house done? what does it mean for the faith of christian faith in 1000 student and what it means for the catholic church? i do believe this is historic visit and it will have m and a meant us impact among our people and in our country. if you would see the crowd that gathered earlier today at the john gun was muslim. and since yesterday, when the 2, the 3 leaders arrived in google, they the, at the, a well coming from the population has just been absolutely amazing. ah, the, the,

the number or the sheer number of people gathered at john graham was liam is something that has not happened since away independent. and i think this is really where the impact is. they impact it should not be about the leader. what would be that is due for the leaders, but what it will do for the people about the pope and the religious leaders by coming to his house were done at a time when the war leaders have nearly forgotten the suffering of the people of his house who done that, they have empowered our people and they have powered the church leaders. and i think together there are people in detroit leaders, united, particularly the youth and the women. these will be the renewal that the holy father has been talking about since he embark on this trip. syrian refugees in garza have been protesting in front of the united nations palestinian agency. they want the you in to resume age that he can't in 2017. the refugees fled syria when the revolution started in 2011 and found refuge in gaza. sarah, hi,

rod has been speaking to someone. now, these are just some of the syrian refugees that fled the serial war and ended up here in garza. now they protesting against the lack of a that they're receiving from the un refugee agency for palestinians. they say that it was caught a few years ago and now the situation for them is absolutely dial. this isn't a place which is garza where there are 2000000 people on the israeli brocade. life is tough as it is, but if it was hard for palestinians living here, it's even hard up. so some of those refugees that have come from syria, some of them have been displayed 3 times palestinians that were forced to leave because of the israelis ended up in syria and have returned again here. now they are all skiing for the most basic funding funding for accommodation, for foods and for basics where unemployment is about 70 percent. the situation they

say is really difficult. metallic numbers beside our demand for the $170.00 families, the flat, syria, or that owner must carry out its responsibilities towards us. refugees who lost everything. we left all our belongings and our homes were destroyed. we were forced to leave, we need the refugee agency to either provide us with a place to live or pay the high rental costs or help us find a job. now some of the people protesting here, all women say that their children are missing out on a good education. there are people that are reliant that needs health care and then not able to receive it. and not they need that assistance. they heavily rely on that for assistance. when ross has appealed for $1600000000.00, which it relies on from international donations, it's saying that it desperately needs it. as it started the already was $70000000.00 in or is it's very much accepting the fact that they need that help.

and they say they can't really do much until the donors put the money forward. it's time for the whether he's rob. you can follow arctic air as it comes across the coast of northern europe through central you would you drop those spare yesterday? down towards the o for was the gene in the black sea where it really forms a major storm 1st. the width of it's really quite a significant one that warnings out in greece because of the cold and the snow in turkey. it's been snowing for an awful while more than one day. and the sea difference, though, you won't see along the south coast, has been really piling up in the east and across the border in syria as well. this is the picture and after him where the roads, of course have been several because you get half from east for me to snow fornia one day. that's what tends to happen, but it's being cleared. but this is not the end of it. if you look at the forecasts, the rest of monday, there's a huge amount of snow in turkey across the border. now clearly at low levels, it's falling as rain and you follow that down the coast, levant,

down towards the north of egypt as wind and rain. these are unpleasant conditions. sputter come pretentious, 8 in a man 15 in beirut. yeah. but it's quite windy and on to see he does not improve everywhere. certainly it's better than turkey and around africa. i think it's some b. but look at this dancer, israel, the occupied territories, gases at 13 with wind and rain. still ahead on al jazeera and arctic blast sweeps across the northeast in the united states and east in canada, bringing reco, breaking low temperatures. plus i said that i'm getting kicked off ecuador, where on sunday people world vote on a number of possible constitutional reforms that many here see as a referendum on the government, the viet molasses and in sport contra hosts, around one of the freestyle kite world cup. all that action coming up with joe a little lighter

ah ah, under sizes store, they once prosperous fishing village sinks beneath the mud, parliamentary elections ignite, few st. rivalry that will determine the future of this defeated and political divided community. a microcosm reflecting the plight of a nation witness venezuela. a sinking resolution on it, just either when the news breaks, when people need to be heard and the story told, it's incredible that more people were injured or killed. and this is mary safe on the ukrainian capital with exclusive interviews and in depth reports and all that. i did a lot more than $2000000000.00 that might could have addressed. nigeria is going by deficit. and widespread public al jazeera has teens on the ground to bring you more

award winning documentaries and lied me to the face. oh, i hello, what you know? i'm emily anguish, he's a reminder of our top stories this. our local authorities in ukraine say 3 people have been injured in russian shelling and concave. the governor says to miss out of the city, while one of them struck a residential area, causing a fire. the university was all for his. china has accused us of reacting for and shot down the saloon off the coast of south carolina, depending on accused by jean, of using violence. crafted by the china had said it was a weather balloon. form

a pakistani president, perv is most sheriff has died after a long illness. he had been living in devices 2016 after being found guilty of treason and sentence to death, according pakistan, overturned. that's influencing. 2020. for more on the story list, bringing my rein. malik adam, she served as a general secretary of new sheriffs, l. pakistan, the muslim league party, and joins us live from islam about buffering. thanks so much for being on the program. certainly with a controversial figure, he face charges of the death of a former prime minister, as we just mentioned in a case of not doing enough to men ties with india. but how will you remember him and what was it like working for him? thank you. so much for giving me the opportunity to be on the show and talk to you and tell you what am i and i will read back,

no doubt it was quite a tuition, but i will lend raz i had worked with him for 8 years as a woman as a pockets donnie. i did team work. i think she was a magnificent man, a man who are the 2 pages of the country who loved loved his country. so why remember him and come to a little bit there, but this is these other goods and all the gym. and i guess if we look at what he did domestically, what did you say that he's legacy was there, there were some positive attributes in terms of his domestic policies and also including women's rights of course. so gee, has worked tremendous the in for women and parliament. he was the best leader because who read the women of pockets on this edition in department we were we

are was just a deposit and we were a team member in the law making in the legislature. we were given this opportunity but no one else. then during his renewal, the media flourished, the chemical picked up sluggish. the farmers of the country, they bought benefited by their policy. and a lot of work was done in the sector. so domestically i think its policies are excellent. and almost, even if i, if you talk right. sure. last 5 year look at the new book, the voted mediate of his. but i guess his career ultimately ended in disgrace and arrest. let's talk about his legacy internationally. now he was an ally of the united states, particularly the bush administration. and that led to criticism at home when he did, he did a lot of criticism yet, but at the time,

i think the decision he made was the best of an interest for the country and people because war and tender he had to, you know, side by political, he had to, he had to look after the people at the church. so it wasn't taken in a very spirit by the people at home. but eventually we all had better. there is and we had to stand up against him. there was any other direct that point it he would have more to take the same decision. right? well, we can't speak for them, but what do you think of the late is if they are to reflect on his time in power, what do you think modern dilate his can take away from what lessons he learnt when he was he was when i would check with him and talk to him,

the more the that the and how to get at that time. that was one of his otherwise whatever he's getting for the people, the pocket done, the policies he made. whatever lucky did you. but he was always out of his decisions and he made the decision for the interest can be read while we really appreciate your insight. thank you for your time. marine malik adam, who was the general secretary of michelle office, l. pakistan. muslim league, thanks so much. thank you so much. thanks. protests are being held in iran, contra young youtube blogger was killed by her father. he admitted to strangling too early on wednesday in the so called on killing. the father was reportedly upset about his daughter's decision to live in tech year. the 22 year old flayed from her family after accusing her brother of sexually assaulting her mood de la head as

mort from seen him back. that as you can see right behind lead those rights advocate activists and human rights. members, there are message today, is it clear to the iraqi judiciary, the want, the judiciary to a change or amend article number 4 or and 9 of iraq's penal code, which as they say, gives a green light, some kind of a green light for fathers and brothers to kill their sister or daughter at that p. tickets of all, not killing they have been chanting a little while ago. that's not a killer. there is no own our own killing. they say that they are addressing the government, the parliament just re counted today in order to set rules to protect women from domestic violence. as you can see, light behind me,

they have been raising bad notice. have been raising by notice to demand justice for the death of the ally up there have been there have been many unreported cases of like the case. but as you know, that because of the fact that there is no certain article in the penal code to protect women or female jewelry. polls have opened in ecuador, where people are voting for local officials and constitutional reforms. many observers see the referendum as a test for president guillermo last, so whose approval writing sits at less than 20 percent will than 13000000 people are registered to participate in the polls is alexandra ram, p a. t for, for apathy and frustration are on the rise among voters in quito ahead of sundays, wide ranging referendum, promoted by embattled press. you didn't get more lasso to address the countries deteriorating, social and economic conditions. so like i said,

we have no faith in politicians for all the scandals that happened recently. people has lost trust and politics. it goes on with an approval rating below 20 percent, a hostile congress, mounting government corruption allegations and dramatic rise and gang related crime . conservative president lasso has been left with little face to maneuver that the 8 referendum questions which cover security issues. reducing the number of lawmakers in congress, environmental protection, and the possible extradition of ecuadorian could help him regain initiative. when we call upon us with those popular popular consultations usually become a referendum on the current administration. but in this case, despite the president's major last in political capital, the referendum has strong support because it addresses funded mental issues for the people's game. the critics argue that last was hoping to use the referendum for a personal political when a way to try to boost to port for his failing presidency,

to the detriment of the countries democracy was bullied because the former president of ecuador is constitutional assembly says the reduction of assembly members will reduce representation of remote areas and strength in the hands of the most powerful parties. the stomach for one consult up to get the you know, not that far from solving problems, this referendum could exacerbate some of them. it's like a poisonous apple that shines on the surface, but if you read the questions and antics as carefully you see, it won't solve the security issues with democratic instability even less the environment. it's a tricky and deceitful referendum. unfortunately, all of into last so barely survived than impeachment, vote after 2 weeks of cost of living, indigenous lead protests that brought the country to a halt. the indigenous leader lay only thus isa is leaving the no campaign. he says the government should instead comply with the agreements that ended the

demonstration. it will be everyone that the government strategically a wide symptom, renting the agreement and comes out of district random to confound all it really wants is to get some oxygen to continue trying, implementing policies that have not worked until now. both polls show the referendum results could be very close and on sunday, ecuadorian will also elect more than $5000.00 local officials. with the opposition expected to gain seats across the country. even the passing of the referendum might end up being a short lived victory for lesser allison, their impurity. josie quito. a presidential election is underway in cyprus. the country is facing a cost of living crisis, corruption scandals and migrant crisis. opinion polls suggest a vote will go to a run off on february 12th, not the leading contenders are expected to secure. a majority of the vote. and arctic blast has parts of the united states and canada with strong winds,

pushing temperatures into the negative double digits. gabriel alexander has more now from the city of boston. scenes captured from alive camera show the coldest temperature ever recorded in the continental united states. at the mount, washington observatory and research center in the state of new hampshire, where the windshield dragged the mercury down to an incredible minus 79 degrees celsius on saturday. the arctic glass has brought sub 0 temperatures to large parts of the northeastern united states and canada temperatures across the region. plunging to dangerously low levels in boston, massachusetts, where it hit minus 33 with wind chill. the biting wind made the cold at times. downright painful. if you're really into masochism and whatever. yeah, it's actually great. otherwise people say what the hell am i doing here?

people are used to cold weather here in boston this time of year. but this is unusual. the last time had got this cold in boston, was 1957 in parts of maine, it was so cold. there were frost quakes. small earthquakes caused by sudden cracks in frozen soil. elsewhere the brutal, cold, complicated the emergency response to a massive fire after train derailment overnight in ohio, freezing the water being pumped to fire fighters. icey roads have made for hazard is driving in some states like here in oklahoma. but back in boston, temperatures began to creep up slightly in the afternoon, reaching negative 12. people began to come out and brave the elements having some fun. but this is certainly a deep freeze that people here won't forget any time soon. gabriel's hondo al

jazeera boston, a town in the us state of ohio has declared a state of emergency after a train accident sparked a large fire in the area. a freight train with more than 100 cars, derailed in the village of east palestine on friday. what abdel hamid reports has been burning since friday, sparked by, did the rail mint of a train 2 days later, and fire fighters are still trying to put it out. the train was carrying hazardous materials across northeastern ohio concerns as smoke blowing over to nearby village of east palestine may contain toxins prompted and evacuation order for tank cars, carrion, vinyl. chloride were involved in the derailment and have been exposed to fire at least one vinyl. chloride car is intermittently releasing the contents of the car through a pressure relief device. as design. the thick smoke could be seen on this whether

rada fire fighters were also forced to leave the area. it's still very volatile situation. some of the cars were carrying vinyl chloride. a highly flammable gas is exposure is associated with increased risk of brain, liver, and lung cancer is not clear whether those cars are in flames. 2 so far, no trace of the chemicals and. ready diffuse, we have 0 readings of any health risks as far as anything airborne coming from the chemicals that they're looking for. the cause of the crash is still unknown and the fire could take a few more days to put out for that that, i mean under 09 people are still missing. after a fishing boat capsized off the south, west coast of south korea, the boat overturned just before midnight on saturday. 3 crew members were rescued. coast guard vessels is searching for other survivors. in like january, at least 8 people were reported dead after a cargo ship sank. between south korea and japan,

chile has extended an emergency alert. as hundreds of wildfires spread at least 22 people have died nearly a 1000 to have been injured. a hate wave is complicating efforts to control the flames, which are burning across the central southern regions. you michel sume sharif has mol, her spreading fires. boom! everything in there park forest, farms, and homes. with 2300 fire fighters have been deployed to control hundreds of while fires. nearly half of them are burning out of control. if the water under the media, if you're working on multiple sources of forest fires, that other to the verba high temperatures and the lock of room give caused great destruction bought in vegetation and buildings. the fires began on wednesday,

destroying nearly 100000 acres of land. helicopters have been deployed too late to save some dozens of homes. more than 1000 people are staying in shelters. he'll seliger with dummy was. i left my house with only the clothes i was wearing. there was no time to set up a firebreak on nothing. i think every one here went through the same situation. the wind speed changed very fast and everything suddenly started to burn. it was all very fast chillies. government is now seeking international support j to a t o they like and see eddie out. we have spoken to several governments to reinforce the efforts there were previously being made with the companies that provide the services. these requests include to search for equipment to bolstered a fleet of brigades that can reinforce the work on the ground. we are in contact with several countries in the region such as brazil, argentina, and uruguay present. gabrielle burridge got shot, his summer vacation,

his government extending a state of disaster. it allows the to cheat and mobilized to head back to the fires as the number of dec continues to rise. a costume should ease unto sierra still ahead on al jazeera drama on the track, as this athlete miscalculate her race distance, nearly costing her the wind. that's coming up, mixed with joy. ah, in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world to try right extremism is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible informed opinions. why is the serial opposition concerned about this rather small? when turkey with turkey disappointment, frank assessments, you know, that was a joke about going from government or it's not in, nor does it got inside story on al jazeera.

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he's jo. awe. thanks, emily will i start with football and egyptian team? al actually have made it into the semi finals of the club. well, cut the 3rd year running a beat, seattle sound as in morocco with a late goal and the 88 minute vomit ashes shots taking a heavy deflection to win it in 10. g. seattle with a 1st us team to compete in the tournament for the now out. while i lastly face rail madrid on wednesday for placing the final i have not lost a game in any competition since august 27th. while the home favors without casablanca had knocked out the african champ his were beaten in a penalty shootout by al hello, of saudi arabia and you. richardson was at the match, frost in the moroccan capital rabbits. this was a game at no without casablanca found at once it's amiss. wonderful bulls,

best supported teams playing on home soil in the club world cup the moroccan and african champions hoping to replicate the success of the national team. at last year's world cup in castle is the best feeling. if you are a big fan of, we does cause a blanket. we had a good moment with the team. as you know, we did the best team in africa and it's all about defense. we're going to win win to jump in with defense without didn't win anything. so i hope we'll do a great job with 60 fennel's and support this behind them. what does the 1st hurdle in this tournament? was a knockout game against asian champions, al hillel, of saudi arabia, noise levels, when even

a fire in repents, when we've done a gullible in the nets, midway through the 1st half of the, for the effort to be ruled out of side. a breakthrough through, within the really early in the 2nd half. you've lived with the golf team on their way for 1st ever when in this competition, but in the final seconds of normal calling, it all unravels. so we're out here. i want to penalty for humble without thompson, with sin so and how else mohammed converted this whole kit to take the site into extra time and increasingly but simple game. so bill school can read, coded a penalty, shoot, tune with the side, the winner. a single miss point with doubt proved to be decisive and i'll send the final and a mess with south american champion swimming will fill in a bit. nettles when we know when we're done, but we'll keep working on it because we don't put up with on to the last which we

keep going. keep going on. go to go on down with wishing that you were looking at a quite sad and really fold that we could win. the game is game. we had the top 1st half. oh well we played against them. very, very good team man. retired in the 2nd half. the read called that reality in the last minutes. so we talked to my players. this is our house for the parents of the club world cup and on each occasion they've reached the semi finals last timeouts. they were beaten by chelsea and in 2019. when the toner was held and cut, so they lost to flamingo, they now have a chance to revenge that loss against the brazilians in san geor on choose any richardson, al jazeera robots or penalty sheets that was needed to, to decide the winner of this. she is african nations championship host. algeria will help her gold store by senegal that went to spoke, kicks,

senegal winning 5 pool for their 1st title is tournament is for football. is playing in their domestic leagues across africa. the local bass players winning a year after the fall. senegalese team, a crown to africa, couple of nations champions. much city can close the gap on premier league leaders arsenal to just to point city take on top of later while also lost for only the 2nd time this season on saturday. i everton, james, how kosky with the only goal of the game as you ever to manager sean dice. started his job with the win is their 1st victory in 11 games in competitions. by munich, we'll be looking to retake the top spot in germany. that soft it union berlin overtook them in the standings with a late twin over mites substitute jordan pethel with it went up to one results, leads them to points ahead of fine and the table. but the story of the day in the buddhist league came from put us in dolton, sebastian, hello,

he scored his 1st competitive goal after recovering from testicular cancer, dockman thrashing fryeburg 51 on what was of cancer day to be no mercy earned parasol mana come from behind when over to lose lose peer c 8 points, clear of ma, say in the french league. and that was messy 10th league goal the season they move back home in argentina, the world cup trophy was on display as la nous to corner asunder. renzo goes from li under d, as in this stunner for mathias eskoville and the a to on when despite going down to 10 men in the 2nd half lunch smoothed top of the argentine in league. with that victory, aerospace may have hung up his purple boots, but he shone. he's pretty good in his golf chaise to this was him playing out of a bunker at the pebble beach pro em in california. former wales captain around the red star is type 60 than the amateur events. as for the prose american, peter man that he was top of the leaderboard when strong wind stop play midway through the 3rd round. now to picket and

a memorable over from pakistan player if to car acquired, playing in a pakistan super league exhibition game for quite a gladiators, he smashed, i think 6 is in a row against the pizelle meetin, spare a thoughtfully unlucky bola hebraic conceding $36.00 runs and the final are over. if the car finished 94, not out for 50 balls and quite a went on to win the game by 3 runs. i think that's what you call good innings. now to one of the best tries you'll ever see in rugby 6 nations. take a look at this. i jump into this time, we're saying lou huddled for lunch picture, touched on time, short talk, talk to the guy. that was scotland, winger, doohan, vendor mother beating at least 7 england players on his way to her famous school at

wickman. and he got on the crucial try with just a few minutes remaining to steal the victory for scotland. 29 points to 23, spots back winds to scotland, chicken for the 1st time, and no surprise. c, vendor, mother named man as much. was top rank side island. got off to a powerful start in. this is competition. they ran here, tries to rack up a 3410 bonus stick points victory over wales in cottage. next up, the iris will face the defendant champ his france. you take on italy on sunday. the ambia in the denver nuggets continued to fly high at the top. the western conference jamal murray racked up 41 points in their latest when over the atlanta hawks denver winning at 128 to one or wait for the 3rd when in the road. and i bring you the brooklyn thats rallied from $23.00 points down to be the washington visits. cam thomas stepped up with a career high, $44.00 points, the nets winning it without carry irving who has off to be traded officially out

with coach songers. now just few miles up the road from here, cattle played host to round one of the freestyle quite well cup. it took place in the north of the country at for wait, quite beach results. it was some very impressive move south on the waters, brazil 3 time. well champion bruna, cassia came out on top in the women's category and italy's raining well champion, jen. maria colutus took that when in the men's events and finally to a mistake that almost caused this ethiopian run a victory at an indoor race in france to the bay vote. che it vall, techy was leading the 3000 meters when she seems to miscalculate her race. distance, credible? oh, those with hulu. she sat down on the truck thinking she'd finished. it was actually one lap or 200 meters shorts. her fellow runners told her to get going again. and while teddy sprinted to the finish to win it, despite that mistake that the world leading time really so far this year. all right,

that is like a sport for now. back to emily. thank you very much. sure. all right, and before we go, we have a story out of taiwan where the night sky has lit up with hundreds of floating paper lanterns. as the country marked the end of the lunar new year's celebrations, thousands of people gathered in the northern district of pink shamia taipei to attend its annual sky lanton festival. they wrote wishes for the coming year. all right, that fit for me for this news apple, but i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news. ah aah! with every year in china,

an estimated $80000.00 children are abducted by one of their parents. one or one east. follow some mothers desperately trying to re unite with their children. on al jazeera, this small town in the rich valley with its breathtaking scenery and high altitude, the renowned athletics, hop clear, you'll find athletes known for middle and long distance running. many have worn numerous awards and gold medals, yet as iran has continued to break crackers, dozens of them are being suspended from competition because of doping. kenya has been dealing with the rising use of performance enhancing drugs, but yes, one of the most misused drugs is prescribed for a naming patient. it's a job that increases the number of red blood cells which curry oxygen to the muscles. drugs like this one are easy, available in canada, all you need is cache and a good pharmacist, people who thought to say it's

a liquidity business. some of the athletes like cocoa, gold pool, are adapt suspension, say they just want to keep their heads low, continue training, wait out their band, and hope they can compete again. on college, in the course to europe's population is aging, should pension schemes be reformed. egypt and pakistan's economic crises a deeper they will, i m. f, loans, fix the problems, and we explore the implications of the tumbling value of india. a donnie, i'm counting the cost on al jazeera ah. the battle for bark moods, reports of fist fighting as mercenaries from a russian back no group trying to take control of the ukrainian city.