u. s. midterms will have an hour long special. what is at stake in this vote? and i'll coverage on pulling day begins at one g m t on wednesday. we'll have correspondence across the u. s. plus reaction to the results from a wide range of homeless. as the opening ceremony, the un climate conference is happening in just a few hours time in egypt and city of shaw on shake. delegates have finalized the agenda the cop $27.00 and have agreed to include the a ship climate change compensation for developing nations. they have a busy 2 weeks ahead with a report by the well meteorological organization finding that the last 8 years, all the hottest on record, or not from the haunting of what to expect. in the next 2 weeks. the seas have never been mis high. the planet has never been this warm, distinguished delegate for 2 weeks representatives from nearly 200 countries, while whole talks in egypt on a continent already ravaged by severe drought in food shortages. the annual un summit is focused on global climate action and how to pay for it. every call is a medical break comp, every comp counts and every call should move us one step closer or multiple steps closer to that target of ja

u. s. plus reaction to the results from a wide range of analysts. with what the news in the you in secretary general has warned, the world is losing the fight against climate change. addressing the cop $27.00 summits and shamal shake, attorney yogurt, cherish described climate change as the defining issue of our age and that the crises of today, such as ukraine and the rising cost of living can't be used as excuses to put climate action on the back burner the clock is ticking. we are in the fight of our lives and we are losing greenhouse gas emissions. keep growing global temperatures. keep rising and our planet is fast approaching tipping points that will make climate scales. you reversible. we are on the highway to climate. tell we though at foot still on the accelerators, more than $25.00 countries have agreed to hold each other accountable on a pledge to ins, deforestation by 2030, announcing billions of dollars to finance the efforts. the group includes japan, pakistan and the u. k. but does not include brazil all the democratic republic of con

u. s. plus reaction to the results from a wide range of experts. now as united nations 27th climate conference opened in egypt, the world's meter were logical organization published its latest state of the comment report. it says the rise in sea levels has doubled since $993.00. when it goes on to state european alps lost a record amount of glasses and talk to see i dropped to its lowest level yet. and in september range for the 1st time ever on green lawns, i sheet and all that because the last 8 years have been the warmest on record of the horn of africa is experiencing its longest drought in 40 years. putting nearly 20000000 people at risk of famine, well, there was widespread flooding and pocket stone, killing at least 1700 people and affecting 33000000 others. anyway, heat waves across china, the us and europe destroying crops and sending wildfires ripping through towns and cities are planted be sending a distress signal. the late the state of the global climate report is a chronicle of climate chaos, as dwelled with logic organizations so. so

u. s. plus reaction to the results from a wide range of analysts in other world use. now, there is a standoff between italian officials and rescue ships carrying migrants and refugees that was allowed to dock on sunday humanity. one has been ordered to leave the sicilian port of atanya, but it's captain has refused to do so until everyone on board is allowed to disembark. so far, only a $144.00 people including miners and people with health conditions have been that off the ship. dozens of men were refused permission. meanwhile, crew members of another migrant rescue ship that doctrine catania early on monday, have also refused to leave. migraines on the vessel, operated by doctors without borders, were waiting for permission to disembark. a total of $500.00 tony f. 2 people were on the jail barrens and a witch in front ship. authorities only allowed miners, families, and people with health issues to leave the ship. the rest were told to stay on board. let's bring in tony berkeley for the latest his life or his in catania. tony, anything happened at all? anything move

u. s. plus reaction to the results from a wide range of endless lead on al jazeera allegations of a corrupt system is security chief in the philippines is charged with the meta. it's janice, japan host, a display of naval power. unity is tensions rise once again. ah hello. the showers are looking a little more lively now for indonesia, more in the way of a shabby rain, a seasonal night. making my way down across much of indonesia, java with around a 100 millimeters right in 24 hours to splattering your showers across southeast asia. still some live the shower there in to the philippines. endo china on the other hand. marcy, 5 and dry. but notice says central and southern parts of toilet. still seeing some rather wet weather and more so as you go on into a wet and stay. plenty of showers right across malaysia into indonesia. then still a few showers in the forecast course, australia over the next few days. still not out of the woods just yet into our new south wales, forbes. we were still swollen

u. s. plus reaction to the results from a wide range of analysts. nicaragua, governing party, looked set to win in municipal elections, giving a near total control of local governments at despite cost. and we called the vait, which many have described as illegitimate as under ram here to reports even improved government television, puny, correct ones, were seen voting and sundays. municipal elections voting day arrived after a campaign without rallies electoral events or any real position in olds. that observers say we're a force exiled opposition. leaders called for a boycott. i remember again that there is a spring since a family, the people. these are possibly the worst elections we've had in recent years. there is no competition and no freedom when more than 300000 nicaraguans were forced to flee the country. but some who did vote in the capital my now were think otherwise . for the longer i went era for us nicaraguans, these are true elections. here we are demonstrating that we have the rig

u. s. plus reaction to the results from a wide range of analysts. there's plenty morehead on this news hour, including we'll look at why some nicaragua, calling municipal elections illegitimate. and we meet a woman in the occupied by span, trying to change the narrative around palestinians with intellectual disability. and we'll find out how it's really a coping with not being at the welcome sign in here with that story. ukraine must brace for more russian attacks on energy facilities and be prepared for persistent power blackouts across the country. that was the message from present voting east lensky and his nightly address. on sunday one energy company says there was a 32 percent short falling power supplies nationwide. on monday for the outages i expected across 7 regents life to algae. here as, as i bake was in creevy in central ukraine, so the blackout i thought of not just confined to kill, tell us about what's happening elsewhere. well, elsewhere the country is suffering from an energy shortfall. now we understand the blackout taking place a

u. s. plus all the reaction to all the result from a really wide range of different voices. we'll get you back now to london and just in a few moments ne fokker will be bringing you all the rest of the day's use for you . do say whether, if you kept the ah and a story, things change the way being sold. the notion that we can offset all the cars we generate does carbon offsetting actually work? what is being done isn't worth sitting in the program, isn't that 0 just to catch raise? net 0 mission. that's there. i mean, you know, climate neutral, poly re examines the myths. i'm delusions in the struggle against climate breakdown . all hail the planet episode one on al jazeera. the countdown clock on douglas coronation marks the final days al is minutes and seconds until cattle. 2022 kicks off. for the 1st time, the competition is being held in the middle east and they'll be plenty of other for the 1st will come to be played in november. december, female referees in the men's tournament ended ambition to make this the most sustainable tournament of all time count down to bands l

u. s. plus reactions. the results from the wide range of analysts, ukraine's president's is warning of more russian attacks on energy facilities volume. your zalinski says people should be prepared for persistent blackouts across the country. one energy company says ukraine was almost a 3rd short of power supplies on monday. keeps mayor is telling people to get ready to leave temporarily if the capital loses electricity and water sanity ratio or period. as of this evening stabilization power outages continue in keys and 6 regions more than 4 and a half 1000000 consumers without electricity. most of them are now in cave and the cave region. it's really difficult if harry faucet joins us now from keith. are we? the blackouts are happening in many parts of the country. explain to us what life is like at the moment. of course, where you are and key, but also outside the capital and how all of that is impacting daily life. it was daylight is certainly getting more difficult, as you say, not just here in cable,

u. s. senate plus the race for governor, the democratic secretary of state, taking on a republican candidate who has said that she would not have certified 2020 election results. austin westfall live tonight america but county at the vote counting center in the city of phoenix and austin. we are hearing that there may have been some issues with some ballot counting machines earlier today , there in the state of arizona. yeah that's right, mike. so it all started this morning, where the maricopa county elections department said that there were some hiccups with about 20% of the polling locations in maricopa county. that's where the city of phoenix is the largest metro area in the state of arizona. well, they've since fixed most of those issues. the issue itself was not with counting ballots. the way they describe it is that there were 60 locations that were affected with a printing problem. basically printers were not printing dark enough timing marks. on the ballots, and that meant that they cannot be tabulated the way that they were supposed to be. since then the rnc and a few of the bigger

u. s and england. pluslose game that cal's memorial stadium today we'll have the highlights and much more coming up. and

u. s team would come home fans in san francisco's east cut neighborhood gathered to watch the game together to share in the ups and downs over the 90 plus minutes of soccer while the crowd was pulling for the u. s men's team, they also recognize that with iran, there was more at stake than just who won the game. you know, the world cup has brought attention to the situation in iran. obviously we want we want freedom for our women in iran and the same time hey, usa, baby, let's go. oh you said us said the us looks strong in the first half of play and then in the 37th minute, us star christian pulisic kicked in a gold for the u. s. developing so, yes. fishing beautiful, beautiful setup. long bomb the desk one time, beautiful love, it said the us set the pace and applied pressure on iran. we need this win right now. christian polish is looking like the star. we're looking like we're going to go through. hopefully everything goes this player, but right now us is on top, baby. let's go. the game stretched into the second half, the crowd built to watch what turned out to be a nail biter. flurry of attempts by iran had fans hanging on every mo

u. s team would come home fans in san francisco's east cut neighborhood gathered to watch the game together to share in the ups and downs over the 90 plus minutes of soccer while the crowd was pulling for the u. s men's team, they also recognize that with iran, there was more at stake than just who who won the game. the world cup has brought attention to the situation in iran. obviously you know, we want freedom for our women in iran and but the same time hey, usa, baby, let's go. oh you said u s senate. the us looks strong in the first half of play and then in the 37th minute, us star christian pulisic kicked in a gold for the u. s. developing so, yes. christian beautiful, beautiful setup long bombs desk one time beautiful love it. fans said the us set the pace and applied pressure on iran. we need this win right now. christian polish is looking like the star. we're looking like we're going to go through. hopefully everything goes this player, but right now us is on top, baby. let's go. the game stretched into the second half, the crowd built to watch what turned out to be a nail biter of flurry of attempts by iran had fans hanging on

u. s. e. that's after the opec plus group, which includes the agree to slash its oral output, which washington has spoken out against. it comes to the days after the washington post published an article. so i think classified us intelligence documents, claiming that abu dhabi has been meddling in american politics and accusing the arab country of activities resembling espionage. the u. a denies the accusations and say that influence in the us, the products of decades with cooperation and diplomacy. international studies expert on roger cha noise says the american allegations are attempt to hit back at the a for its foreign policy stones. this was a time when just before this of a month ago, president biden tried to number one, ask for opec, especially the saudis, to cut down oil production, patchy to fuse. second, there was a sabotage of the, of a pipeline and the saudis, and on the pick all should be very, i suppose that they could be next. and before that, the gulf cooperation council also came out in favor of neutrality and opposing sanctions. so it seems to me that the us did hit back on t

u. e. s. off to the opec plus group, which includes the amorites agreed to slash its oil outputs, which washington has spoken out against. this comes to stays on to the washington post published an article sizing classified us intelligence documents, claiming that abu dhabi has abu dhabi has been meddling in american politics and accusing the our country of activities resembling espionage. the u. a denies the accusations unsafe its influence in the us is a product of decades of co operation and diplomacy and to national studies experts on iran, dutch annoys, says the american allegations are an attempt to head back to the you a, a for us foreign policy stones this was a time when just before this of a month ago, president biden tried to number one, ask all fake, especially the saudis, to cut down oil production, patchy disused. second, there was a sabotage of the, of a pipeline and the saudis, and, and the old pick all should be very, i suppose that they could be next. and before that, the gold corporation council also came out in favor of neutrality and opposing sanctions. so it seems to me that

continue a game of runs ends with the dubs on the wrong side of the final score in sacramento, plus the women's u. seam is out for revenge against germany. as they try to avoid their first ever four game losing streak is a full half hour coming up at 11 30, where jason sports wrap all right, straight ahead. see how one man plans to keep helping children after retiring from his post as a high school ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. down marking a bittersweet moment for seniors, but it's also very special time for one longtime bay area high school football referee. dennis do bobby oh, is calling into career after more than 20 years, and he's going out in a big and charitable way reviews. cristina rendon has the story. let me introduce the crew tonight. fabio is stepping away from the friday night lights during the game. it was just a normal game at the end of the game as the referee you hold the ball up of your head at the very end of the game to signify the end of the game, and i think that's when it kind of hit

u. s team would come home fans in san francisco's east cut neighborhood gathered to watch the game together to share in the ups and downs over the 90 plus minutes of soccer while the crowd was pulling for the u. s men's team, they also recognize that with iran there was more at stake than just who won the game. the world cup has brought attention to the situation in iran, obviously, we want freedom for our women in iran and but the same time usa baby, let's go. oh usa. the us looks strong in the first half of play and then in the 37th minute, us star christian pulisic kicked in a goal for the u. s. developing, yes. fishing beautiful, beautiful setup long bombed to dust. one time, beautiful love, it said the us set the pace and applied pressure on iran where we need this win right now. christian polish is looking like the star. we're looking like we're going to go through. hopefully everything goes this player, but right now us is on top, baby. let's go. the game stretched into the second half, the crowd built to watch what turned out to be a nail biter. flurry of attempts by iran had fans hanging on every move, but in the end goal in th

u. s. going to shut each other off. i think that's a plus, but it needs to be a certain realism to recognize that those sorts of possibilities, maybe dimmer today than before. let's talk about realism and this is something that maybe people give china credit for, because china has grown to become one of the key trading partners for many southeast asian nations. when things have cambodia and lois, for instance. and then of course the japan and indonesia, the trade with these countries as well. how does the u. s. counter this influence? so that's a little bit misleading because trade in goods, definitely china, i think is bigger than, than the u. s. i think it's 10 to 14 percent of the u. s. is about 10 percent for bilateral trade with the region. so it's not that much more in terms of creating services. the region actually traits more services with other actors, japan, the group in union, and also the u. s. t. and trying to in terms of investment the bell road, notwithstanding. actually the u. s. japan and the you invest far more in the regio

u. s team would come home fans in san francisco's east cut neighborhood gathered to watch the game together to share in the ups and downs over the 90 plus minutes of soccer while the crowd was pulling for the u. s men's team, they also recognize that with iran, there was more at stake than just who won the game. you know, the world cup has brought attention to the situation in iran. obviously you know, we want freedom for our women in iran and the same time hey, usa, baby, let's go. oh you said us senate. the us looks strong in the first half of play and then in the 37th minute, us star christian pulisic kicked in a goal for the u. s. developing so, yes. fishing beautiful, beautiful setup long bombed to dust. one time, beautiful love, it said the us set the pace and applied pressure on iran where we need this win right now. christian polish is looking like the star. we're looking like we're going to go through. hopefully everything goes this player, but right now us is on top, baby. let's go. who stretched into the second half the crowd built to watch what turned out to be a nail biter. a flurry of attempts by iran had fans hanging on e

and not so much at, let's say russia human rights issues on many levels plus and invaded neighboring ukraine. and what about the u. s. a. one of the 32026 world cup hosts a country where the death penalty still exists. is it what mark calls, western arrogance, possibly even bordering on racism? is this about double standards or does it have more to do with the fact that guitar abuse has so many? right, so blatantly one of the main reasons for international concern about the world cup is how many people had to suffer and die to make it happen. katara is mainly a desert, but soon it will be a desert. a tightly modern world cup stadium is to its name in addition to a dozen of other major projects, including a new airport roads, public transport, hotels, and an entire new city that will host a well kept final. but it's how all this was built that race a lot of eyebrows internationally. british newspaper, the guardian claimed that 6500 migrant workers have died in katara. most of them employed on well cub related infrastructure project. katasha statistical. it is like the m at us give us instant holland out them chavez c

u. s. pressure due to a decision by opec plus to reduce oil output. washington believes that works for russia's benefits, whether a unanimous stance and statement comes out, tryst of all in support of saudi arabia. second of all, in support of out of neutrality, away from the current. yeah. russia, ukrainian more cuz this, if it happens, we'll empower to. so the political decision and the pushback against washington pressure, arab summit have had few if any impactful resolutions due to regional differences. but this time around the challenges as a result of international developments may affect the outcome. then there else is eda algiers. ah. this is al jazeera, these are the top stores. people in israel have been voting for the 5th time in less than 4 years. early figures suggest there's been an increase in turn out with numbers not seen in 23 years. analysts say the biggest issue is whether voters are for or against former leader benjamin netanyahu. bernard smith has more from western newsome. so far turn out is about 28 percent of the highest. it's

u. s. house. after leading the democrats for almost 2 decades, plus, i'm to call reporting from the south of madagascar, or people's desperate search for water of to find would lead to misuse of drugs. ah, ah. once again, it's raining heavily the central and southern philippines. but developing in south china, seen heading towards the coast of viet nam, a slow circulation which could be some pretty daunting whether to be honest, flash flooding or more significant. not. i think if it comes on shore during saturday and even hinted to circulation, we should be a little bit late in the year. i think 26 significant. the same area of wet from the line along has given floods in columbus other, a warnings out for heavy rain in southern talent as well. and the same is true and the west coast is sumatra. whereas a good part of java and east side of borneo is raw the dryer, but it's generally wet part of the world. and if you just drop a bit south and feed instrument and top to care, you tend to generate big showers. here to no help a tool for those suffering the floods in new south wales or victoria, but there's

u. s. democratic congressman have called for those soldiers to be pulled out from the u 8 e. that's after the opec plus group, which includes the emory it's agreed to slashes oil output, which washington has spoken out against. now this comes just days after the washington post published an article, citing classified us intelligence documents, claiming that abu dhabi has been meddling and american politics and accusing the arab country of activities resembling espionage. the u. 8 denies the accusations as, as its influence in the us as a product of decades of co operation and diplomacy. international studies expert, a neurotic show, noise says that the american allegations are an attempt to head back at the u. s. e for its foreign policy stance. this was a dime wren just before this of a month ago, president biden tried to number one, ask old sake, especially the saw these to cut down oil production received back to you to use. second, there was a sabotage of the, of a pipeline and the saudis, and on the pick all should be very, i suppose that they could be next. and before that, the gulf cooperation c

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u. s . joint drills of little fear launches an intercontinental ballistic missile. plus, i'm nick la reporting from the south of madagascar on people's desperate search for water after 5 relentless years of drown. ah, the u. s. government is recommending immunity for saudi arabia's crown prince in a law suit related to the killing of jan mr. marcus shoji. it's a reversal of statements made by president joe biden, during his election campaign that had been selma, that was recently name saudi prime minister, by the administration now says that position should shield him from legal action. well, let's take a look at events that led up to this decision. in october, 2018 drug shoji was seen entering the saudi consulate in its stumble. he never came out. 10 days later, turkish investigators found evidence that he been killed and dismembered there. the following year, a, you and report found the state of saudi arabia was responsible for his murder. it said the killing was the result of elaborate planning overseen by high levels. saudi officials, while the you and didn't directl

plus the additional aid the u. s is promising. it's all from moscow., the occupiers have left these settlements. there is no official information yet, but there is no presence of occupiers in these settlements withdrawing from the southern city of hair so on thursday, the only regional capital captured by the kremlin since the invasion began back in february , is national police releasing video showing destroyed homes and ruined buildings from newly retaken village in the kherson region. so this time they're trying to avoid that disaster and also to save you know the troops they have lost almost 100,000 soldiers. politically it's quite significant loss for president putin in this war, russian officials saying the move to leave here son and much of the surrounding area was in the best interest of the people and part of it approved plan to maneuver troops to the other side of the river. cursing and nearby settlements can be properly supplied and function. people's lives are constantly in danger. the enemy's fired indiscriminately at the city prohibited m

u. s. senate seats have not been decided. a political party needs 51 senate seats to have control of the senate or 50 seats, plus a tiebreaking vote from the vice president. democrats now have 48 as do republicans. we're still waiting on the results of a few critical raises that are too close to call. madeline rivera has details from washington, d. c. the votes have been cast in the 2022 midterm elections. but the red wave didn't crest. this wasn't even red wave. it's not even a red little ripple in a pond and anticipated surge by gop candidates fizzled as the midterm results were revealed. still the republicans had a strong enough showing likely leaving president biden without the backing of a democratic controlled house republican party just did not give people a viable alternative to democrats in this race, but the senate remains up in the air with multiple seeds and alluding georgia and arizona still up for grabs. neither candidate in georgia senate race received more than 50% of the votes so far, and that would force in december 6th runoff between democrat incumbent senator raphael warnock and republican herschel walker.

u. s. has been the biggest single supporter of the ukrainians during this war. so far, 40 plus $1000000000.00 of, of funding is gone to military funding and other kinds of funding and to get that money, joe biden has to go to congress and get congressional approval for that. now that bunch of money is pretty much spent now is that the can looking ahead to ok, can they provide more money in the, in the year ahead? they're going to need a congressional support for that. the republican party, however, which looks like it's only going to win the has the representatives could even take control of the senate and it's divided on this issue. so you have the kind of traditional defense hawks who be the hallmark of the republican foreign policy, at least the reagan era. they are very much, you know, supportive of ukraine, but the kind of trump is populous wing of the party is pretty isolationist. you have people saying things like we don't want to give another penny to ukraine or one person saying, one person who will be in the senate. i don't really care what happens in ukraine. so ther

u. s. deployed agent, city, ukraine. so this is the new operation red sox, which was please say your strike under undermined the ukrainian s s or at the time . so did ga, has a 70 plus year history and ukraine of trying to manipulate and undermine and exacerbate the at no nationalist realities of, of ukraine. so to portray this, as brian said as a, and this is vladimir putin waking up in the 24th of february, sticking a pin on a map and rolling across the border in pale expansion is, is utterly delusional. and i think it is beginning to see but into the narrative in europe here, where people like us are being listened to unless attacked for of use of people are being forced to listen as the lensky really shows. and that he isn't interested in independent and non aligned assessment of his allegations. he digs his heels in, there's one truth. and if you don't follow the truth, you're essentially allied with a monstrous russian war machine, which is orderly, ludicrous. you know, fell up though the russia warned months in advance of the start of the special mill and military operation, particularly december 17. thank. i'm a broken record here because i always mention it

plus, i feel good looking forward to a couple years. democrats keep control of the u. s. senate after winning a crucial race in nevada. and why tens of thousands of mexicans have turned out in defense of the country's electoral authority. ah, hello, they're good to have your company. ukraine's president says investigators in hair some region have found the bodies of soldiers and civilians, and uncovered more than $400.00 russian war crimes. go to mercy, lansky made the announcement in his nightly address. he also said they've stabilized $226.00 settlements, and that they're proceeding with arresting russian soldiers and mercenaries sleeves . rosie investigators have already documented more than $400.00 russian bull crimes bodies of both civilians and military are being found in the her san branch. and the russian army left the same savagery behind as in other regions of our country. are it managed to invade? we will find and bring to justice. every murderer without amy down, spurs. the humanitarian situation in the regional capital city is being described as very difficu

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u. s. a suspect is in police custody after club goers intervened and overpowered him. also coming up in the program. after criticism and controversy, the men's football world cup has kicked off and guitar plus christmas lights are switched on in paris, but an energy crisis in europe has dimmed the sparkle and force the city to cut back and how long the light stay on. ah, america in berlin, thank you for joining us. the lease in the you are state of colorado are trying to determine the motive for mass shooting at an l. g. b t. q nightclub that killed 5 people. a lone gunman also injured 25 patrons at the club, q in colorado, springs that i called owners are calling the attack a hate crime. the suspected gunman is in police custody after club. gore subdued him, tokens of remembrance and love for the victims of the shooting. colorado springs is a conservative leaning city in the heart of the us. the attack on patrons at club q has devastated and already marginalized community. our community are shattered. this is the only l g b t q plus space we have in the city of colorado springs where we didn't go how can we now do anything like something like this can happen at a vigil held for the victims

u. s. mid term elections, many young people are gearing up to vote for the 1st time and in record numbers plus in sports high flying munoz berlin, lose heavily to labor cruise and to bring the big changes at the top of the bonus league of that and much more coming up in our sports coverage at the end of the shift ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. we're leaders are gathering for climate hawks in egypt at the u. n's cop 27 summit. they're facing formidable challenges at this year's conference with countries seeking to limit the rise of global temperatures to 1.5 degrees celsius. leaders must now find common ground to take action amid geopolitical turmoil and a spiraling energy crisis. in his welcoming remarks, the un secretary general struck his somber note. these un climate conference, is there a mind there that the answer is in our ends? and the clock is ticking. we are in the fight of our lives and we are losing greenhouse gas emissions. keep growing, global template ships keep rising, and our planet is fast approaching tipping points that will make climate scales you reversi

u. s. space agency. that's a really big question. i'll try to answer as, as quickly as possible. first of all, this is the nasa built rocket. they've been working on this for a long time, 7 plus years, maybe even longer than that 10 years. um, it's a time, it's a matter of prestige for them. they've um, just renewed contract so they've renewed contracts on hydrogen fuel no less even despite all the problems with hydrogen or fueling that we've seen over the last couple of months with artemus, but also with the shuttle. the space shuttle are back in the eighty's, et cetera. and so we've got that, we've also got a renewed contract with space ex, which will be providing a lander on the moon. masser is definitely going ahead with this in that means also that european spa, this agency is definitely going ahead with this because europe is involved in this europe provides the, the, or the service module on the o'ryan spacecraft. the o, ryan spacecraft is, will, would travel with the, the, with the rockets when it launches. that's where the astronauts will sit. and that needs a service module which provides energy and, and propulsion systems and that sort of stuff. so this is a really

u. s. midterm elections looming po for just trust and election integrity has plummeted. often both sides accused each other of trying to fill victory. plus the as western countries push to use more electric cars, the africans are the ones doing the heavy lifting technique. those vehicles running on people in the democratic republic of the congo se then miners are being exploited by the develop. well.

u. s. port and billions of dollars in aid and arms. binded administration went on a pressure campaign to rally the global community, to turn their backs on russia. was this successful plus as the 2022 bricks virtual summit wrapped up. we learn the block may be adding an a to the group argentina now being considered for membership. we'll discuss what this means for the block.

u. s. president joe biden promises no new cold war with china after what he described as blunt talks with shooting, paying ahead of the g. 20 plus the beginning, the end of the war, ukraine's president visit's house on the city to celebrate its recapture from russian forces, with troops and residence. now and how camera is supporters are planning to show their true colors and welcome. ah no, israel says the us decided to launch an investigation into the killing of ours. here, a journalist, sharon, ugly. it is really defense minister penny guns says israel will not cooperate with any external investigation. gun says the u. s. justice ministries decision to investigate the unfortunate death of serena berkeley is a serious mistake. sharin was shot dead by his really forces on may. the 11th while covering an army rage on jeanine in the occupied west bank. israel's military is admitted that is rarely gunfire may have killed her. bruce fine as a former us associate deputy attorney general and international human rights lawyer . he says, the api i will act if it has enough evidence to do so. may be more a as big a political moment as a

u. s. senate seats have not been decided. a political party meets 51 senate seats for control of the senate or 50 seats, plus a tiebreaking vote from the vice president who was, of course, a democrat. at this point, democrats have 48 so do republicans won senate democrats did manage to flip was in pennsylvania boxes projecting democrat john fetterman has defeated mehmet oz in a race that attracted attention and lots of spending nationwide. i never expected that we were going to turn these red counties blue, but we did what we needed. had that conversation across every one of those counties. and tonight. that's why. i'll be the next u. s senator from pennsylvania. even if democrats managed to keep control of the senate, the house changing hands could have a big impact on president biden's agenda. let's turn to reporter douglas live in washington. there are still several houses a couple of seats left to be decided here. i'm sure all eyes and washington watching these races. well that the house has not yet been decided. yet the republican landscape is pretty good right now for a majority. it doesn't look like it's going to be a s