this is al jazeera ah hello, this is in use our on al jazeera. i'm fully back to go live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. i stand off in the mediterranean. the captain of a migrant rescue ship allowed to dock in italy refuses to leave until on board, are allowed to disembark, the economy and future of democracy way on the minds of us voters as candidates make their final push a day before the mid term elections. also this, our ukraine's president wants millions of people living in darkness. and keith may have to leave if russia had small power facilities and at prisons, chief in the philippines is charged with the murder of a journalist who have a live update from manila. and i'm sorry, how much would the latest woke up news? australia for portugal, captain christiano, and although his majesty united slip to the 4th league the feet of the season, ah, thank you very much for joining us. we begin this news hour in southern italy where there is a standoff between officials and a rescue ship carrying migrants and refugees that was allowed to dark on sunday humanity. one has been ordered to leave the sicilian port of catania, but its captain has refused to do so until every one on board is allowed to disembark some including miners. and those needing medical treatment were able to leave the ship. a 2nd rescue ship carrying 572 people has also docked in sicily. but only 357 this embarked from the norwegian flagged geo barons. now they are another 2 rescue ships in the area that haven't been allowed to dock anywhere. the german run a rise above an overcrowded vessel with 93 people on board and the ocean viking, which is operated by the european charity s o s military money. italy is minister of infrastructure, has call for an end of n g o lead rescue operations in italian waters at ill saline. describe them as organized trips linked to the smuggling of arms and drugs into a country. now it's tilly, italy's only black m p in the lower chamber of parliament visited the humanity, one ship in port. he criticized the government's decision to deny the rescue ship's permission. to talk to alex got to elephant. we're seeing a witch hunt, jews know a lot about this. all blacks know a lot about this. but also those who live through this type of discrimination know a lot about it. what are stuck in there? the migrants fault is to speak under the language and to have a different skin color. every one of my grants are at fault for being human. this is shameful, added. on joining us now on the al jazeera news, our is clemens lead. why, who is the head of mission of the german vessel rise above which is still at sea with 89 people on board? it's operated by the humanitarian globe mission lifeline is joining us from the ship, which is near catania. thank you so much for talking to us, felice. please about the situation you're in right now. they were, i understand 95 people on board initially, but neither 89. what's happened? oh, hello. and so on the 3rd of november we were able to say it's not our people on boards oh esther from boats mr. us and we immediately or requested a portal safety. ready in canada, today is the 7th of november and we still have people on board and no requests, no request. the boss was due to the stress of the situation heavy the, the weather and also injuries and illnesses off the people they already have during the journey. the overall condition, guess not. and in the last 2 days, we had to evacuate. the go picks up our gas. ready pretty go medical conditions, we are not able to treat on our small ship. who 6 people, we were evacuated, you say you, you call you a ship, a small ship talk, talk to us about the conditions on board for those who remain on the ship. so our ship is 25 meters long and we have a true off to the 9 member. we have a small hosp to doctor and small gretch team. and 95 and even with 89 people, our ship is completely over crowded. we have to show in the back of our ship and it gives show the for some of the people who are not all who, who are who are the people who remain on board? are they women and children on board? still yes. so more than half of our people on boards, children, and women, the children are between 7 months and 17 years old. and what conditions ave in i mean, did they wear out? we found them on a boat in distress. they are no move. they are small over crowded wooden boats which are not able to cross a notion so that and so we stayed on the scene. why not talking about all the other and all the other experience they already have. and in the other countries like libya. ok so, so they are in a pretty bad shape. you say, have you requested assistance from from the authorities if anyone helping you, getting food and water on board perhaps we requesting has been the 1st day that we have 2 people on boards so far we get no supports, we get no solution. we get no for the safety from the company, me neglecting our water and food on board for the people. we still have water and food on the box. we are able to treat the conditions. but as we are small boats and re running all its all, almost everything at the moment. what have the authorities told you in response to your request to disembark? that they say they are not responsible. ok, so now what happens? what are your next options? what, where else can you go? i. so the law says that people who are fallen in distress, nazi asked to be brought to the next wards. that is the safest place and this is i and you. ready pin boards. ah, what is it to live? i saw ah, we have no other options to go somewhere else. and we still are requesting for paula safety. thank you so much. clemens for talking to her. thank you for for painting. is there a picture of the situation where you're facing? ah, on the mediterranean, clemens led, what is the head of the german vessel head of mission of on the john a german vessel rise above which is stuck at sea right now with 89 people in board, italian authorities have refused for this vessel to dark. ah, in italy and will be closely following the situation. thank you very much for talking to us. napa francis has spoken about italy's migrant crisis on his way back from a 4 day trip to bahrain. he says, european union countries should share the responsibility mega and b vinyl acoya. the migrant must be welcomed, accompanied, promoted, and integrated. if you can't make these 4 steps, you're not doing a good job with migrants. it's necessary to go as far as integration. and the 2nd thing i say is that every e government must agree on how many migrants it can receive. because otherwise, there are only 4 countries that receive migrants, cypress, greece, italy and spain, which of those closest to the mediterranean o, as sent to the days other news now in the u. s. is just about a day away from its mid term elections and final campaign rallies have taken place in several states. as in joe biden came out to support democrats in new york state, where his party is facing unexpectedly tight contests. biden warned republicans, success could threaten us democracy. today's is the most important election in our life. tribes is going to take shape in this country for decades to come world laws inflection point. i mean, this is shirley where what's gonna happen? the next couple years is going to have more to do with what this country looks like 20 years from now. then anything else. meanwhile, former president donald trump has been campaigning in florida. his blamed biden and the democrats for high inflation saying the u. s. is struggling to compete globally, biden, and the far left lunatics are waging war in your jobs, your safety, your values, and your freedom. they're strangling fraud or families. they're hitting florida, very hard with soaring brushes and devastating. what they're doing to tourism of you think about a tourism and hospitality service industries with crippling inflation at a dollar. and nobody talks about this, that is valued a level that makes our country unable to compete with other countries, especially in tourism, and in manufacturing, allen, se sure is in washington d. c. with more on the campaigns. no, donald trump and joe biden went to states where they knew they would get a good reception. they want to make sure that they can put forward a positive message in these final. busy hours of the midterm campaign, donald trump, in florida, there to support marco rubio, who is in a tight senate race against val, demons are democratic congresswoman and he spent a lot of the time talking about the possibility of launching his own presidential campaign very soon. and how he was wrong in the 2020 election, but doug managed to mention michael review a few times as for joe biden. then things in new york are a lot tighter than he would expect. particularly in the battle for the governor's race. kathy herschel is in a very tight race with ms. elden who has been endorsed by donald trump. so he's going there to add his support. but it's clear that as we get closer to election day, both parties really want to put their best face forward to the electorate. one, joining us now is julie norman, who's the core director of the u. s. sat center on us politics at university college, london. she's joining us from our sky on sky from there. thank you for joining us, sir. julie. so historically we know of course at a party that controls the presidency. currently the democrat has fed poorly in the midterms. where, where do you think this midterm election is added? how do you things, think things will shape out in terms of the house, the senate? are we looking at a red trickle a red way, the blue wave? well, you're right folly, that usually the office that the president who's in office, usually their party loses some seats in these mid term elections. so democrats had been bracing for that, and i think rightly so, it's expected that republicans will take the house of representatives, the lower chamber, and there's a very good chance that they will take the senate as well. the upper chamber, the senate is a much closer contest. there are several key races in several key swing states that are really a dead heat going into tuesday, so that we could really go either way and tip the balance of the senate. but either way, it's looking like the republicans will take control of the part or all of congress after tuesday. there's also a number of state level races governorships to that are that are very much in play . indeed, this mid term election, julie feels a bit different. this is the 1st national election since to january 6 flights and you have a number of election denies running. will republicans, do you think accept the results? if it doesn't go away? well, you're right that it's, there's estimated over 300 election deny or on the ballot tomorrow, again at both the national and the state level. so there is a very good chance that many of these individuals will be elected into positions where they will be in a position to either certify or not election results moving forward than 2024. but there's also this immediate concern of will there be questioning of the election results this week on tuesday or in the days following? i think there may be some of that. again, i think we'll probably see it more as setting up a dangerous situation for 2024. but we do expect that there probably will be some challenges that tomorrow. there's been a lot of effort to increase. be monitoring the observation at the polls to try and close the concerns over, you know, security and voting and whatnot. but he expect people who want to make noise about that will probably do so. how much is present? donald trump moving the needle in local races ways gotten involved in a supporting candidates. yeah, it's, it will be interesting to see run the results. so trunk has a very strong grip over the republican party. with that said he has lost some popularity over the last year. i think coming back on the campaign trail, he's been in states that received him very well. organizing these big rallies that speak very well to his base. and i think that will give a bump system of his candidate. however, there are some trump back candidates that are in states that should really be an easy win for republicans like georgia, even pennsylvania to some degree or higher, which is more in play. the states are much more in play than they should be, largely because of the trump back candidates that are there. so it will be interesting to see what that means for for him, for him moving forward. but i think he will claim it at the victory in whatever way he can spend it right now. looking at the issues, joe biden has made this about the future of democracy. but polls show that americans are more concerned about the economy, right. do you think the democrats got their message and wrong here? well, bite and the democrats have definitely been framing this election as a referendum on democracy. democracy is on the ballot and i think that plays well with some in their base. that probably has energized and mobilized some democrats. but for the large swath as americans, it's really more the bread and butter issues that are, you know, ranking as number one for voters priorities, inflation, the economy. some these issues that are just new people are facing in their day to day life. so in terms of winning over independence with over swing voters, it seems like there was issues are going to rise to the for a bit more. so again, democrats trying to bring other issues into play. you know, abortion, obviously a mobile iser for many in a democratic face and some independence as well. but for most americans, it seems like the economy is the priority issue for them. domestic issues, obviously the priorities, but what impact actually do you foresee on foreign policy issues like the war in ukraine, for example, or relations with china if the republicans were to to, to win the house? yes. so if there are, there is a vocal wing in the republican party of way that has suggested reducing aid for ukraine, or at least having more accountability or limits to that aid. i do think that we'll start gaining traction when republicans have a more vocal placed on capitol hill. but with that said, the majority of the party is still very much in lock step with democrats and most of the world in terms of eating ukraine. i don't see that changing right away in the short term, and i think that bite in the executive will, you know, they're, they're bracing for this. and i think we'll put enough measures in place to ensure that aid continued for the short term. again, as we get closer to 2024, some of the foreign policy priorities may change, but i don't think we need to worry about ukraine quite as much as some of the rhetoric suggests. right now. there's still majority of the us population. republicans and democrats who are very firm on that. thank you julie for talking to us about this. very get to get your in fact, julie norman from university college london. and we'll have special coverage of the mid terms here on al jazeera. be sure to to an in at 21 g m p. on monday for a preview of the u. s. midterms will have an hour long special on what's at stake in this vote. and our coverage on pulling day begins that one a m g m t on wednesday, we'll have correspondence across the 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 across the country. schedule blackouts the companies say, but here in korea, for example, the already preparing for the eventuality. now we went and we went to visit to the bunker yesterday with a set up a, a generator blankets for people, food. and we were told by the authorities here, this around 300 set up in this city alone. and just to give you an idea of quivery, this is the home turn of ukraine to preserve a lensky road van ski. and before the war it occurred. this city accounted for 110th of the country's g d p. now also the mayor of kiva over tell you clinical has warn people that they may have to leave the capital and go stay relatives and friends in the event of an all out blackout. he said that he should be shouldn't be pessimistic, but they should prepare for these eventuality. and these are circumstances. he's told people to buy power bank some blankets. but as you said, the ukranian president valencia has addressed admission. and this is what he had to say. stalin, let's see which period as of this evening stabilization power outages continue and 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. i talking of blackouts. hassan in the south for some reason has been out with the earth, has been without water and electricity. now the russians up them the ukrainians were striking that damn and causing that problem, but the ukrainians, they in fact it was the russian forces that have done thus a response to the ukrainian advance. now, the russians have told a residence of cities and towns around person to evacuate something which has been endorsed by russian president her russian, the russian president, and what to the ukrainians are saying are claiming that the russians want to blow that damn after november 10th, that the ukrainians also say that they are still around $20.00 to $25000.00 russian soldiers info thought the cut that the regional capital of her son and some of them of changing to civilian cold, taken up positions and apartments and preparing for spring battles. but the russians are said that the ukrainians are amassing along the horse on axis with the tanks and armored vehicles of getting ready for the offensive. now that regional capital is very important to russia is the only regional capital that they've managed tape since the start of the war. and they won't want to lose it. i said, begging tv in central ukraine. thank you for that updates. somalia says it has repelled an attack on a military base by suspected archibald fighters. he early morning assault began with 2 car bombs in a village in the central gallagher do reach and followed by heavy fighting. a somali army we captured k village from archer bab, last week is not yet clear how many people were killed in the attack. in the philippines, that top prison is a fis official, has been charged with murder. the matter of a journalist pressed it on the bass. i was shot at killed near his home in manila. on october. 3rd, he had been a vocal critic of the bureau of corrections chief gerald montague and other officials. citing corruption allegations on tank is accused of pressuring imprison gang leaders to hire a gunman to kill him. a bossa. the philippines is seen as one of the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world. the. oh, yeah, we're, we're here. oh oh, no worries or whatever. it was with her, she were wonderful that our lives barnaby low in manila. barnaby talk us through the investigation. apologies. we've lost our connection to barnaby lo, there hopefully will get him back very quickly to tell us more about this investigation. that led to the rest of the philippines. prisons, chief. okay. all right. i court in hong kong has upheld the conviction of a veteran journalist, accused of making false statements or a story on attacks against for democracy protest. as in 2019 bow choi was found guilty of deceiving the government in applying for access to license paid information. she was investigating who attacked protesters in a subway station in 2019 media professionals said her conviction was another example of eroding press freedoms. all right, let's go back to the philippines now as we've re establish our connection with barnaby low, a top prison officials as we were saying earlier, has been charged with the murder of a journalist. barbie. tell us about the investigation and how it led to the national penitentiary. well, it has been a series of complicated twists and turns. so i, i think the best way to explain this is to lay out the timeline on october 3rd, broadcast journalist barissi lobbied was real name is percy volume, a bossa. he was gun down in a gated village in a suburb of the philippine capital in manila. by mass gotten men in motorcycles now, i mean the days after the murder politicians, as well as private business men, pulled together reward money that amounted to more than a $100000.00. and because of this on october 18th, or partly because of this on october 18th, a man claiming to be one of the gun men turned up and he confessed to being one of the gunmen. and he said, this is because he feared for his life. and he also claimed that the order came directly from the national penitentiary, but also on that day, a few hours after that confession, an inmate died in the new bill with prison. now this inmate was allegedly one of the middle men in, in the murder of the off broadcast journalist perceval bossa. but we did not know about this this death until october 20th that they were trying to apparently cover up the death of this inmate. now, in the 1st autopsy, the finding was that there was no foul play, but in a 2nd independent autopsy. the finding was that this inmate died of a spica, or that that he was likely his head was slightly covered by a plastic bag and he suffocated to to his death. so having now established this link between the border and the new beloved prison, which is a local name for the national penitentiary, police and other investigators from the national bureau of investigation, they went full scale into investigating cramped criminal activities within the nation of deliberated prison and saw this was how they found out, or now they suspect that the mastermind of this border and as well as the murder of the inmate, was decent or is to suspend the chief of presses. gerald montague. okay, thank you for that. barnaby. no. live there in manila i still had on the news, our japan hosa display of naval power. and unity essentially lies once again with north korea campaigns in hong kong valley to see the city famous neon signs and supporting their players all the way aren't in football fan. get ready to head ah hello. the weather looks pretty mobile fricky parts. if europe, over the next couple days, you see these bands of cloud moving from west to east, we got some live the shower still there, cassette east, the side of the mediterranean, from our old storm eva, which brought back to cloud and rain van winds into santa nicely into graces, now making his way across cypress, a little quadrant to central pass, where we do have high pressure in charge. so anybody, mr. folk? still a bit of an issue here, but out into the atlantic and see how tightly packed the ice, a bizarre whims streaming in from a general southwest. the direction lost a cloud and rain tumbling through. quite brisk winds, lie be winds coming in. so some gusty conditions as well, right the way across ireland, northern ireland, right through the irish sea that western side of england, scotland. and along with much of a while, as we go on through, we're monday into tuesday that a little topple. it's where a little further east would say francis sherry re merging together to bring longest bells of right at times where to whether they are across a good part of francis well spain and portugal also seeing some creasing wet weather as we go through the next couple of days that wet weather, by the way up into wicked parts of scandinavia, central irish, there you go. we still have that quality, whether it is now turning quarter across greece into the recess, out of the met with shout crew, cypress, ah, here a 3rd of the country is under water. more than 33000000 are suffering from hunger, disease, and displacement. you've heard stories about children who are drinking from the same water with their dead cattle slot. al jazeera questions, climate change play a role in the deadly downfall we had 1752 millimeters of this kind of green can sink any place the full report pakistan. the great deluge on al jazeera lou ah, ah, you're watching the news hour on al jazeera with me 40 battle, a reminder of our top stories in italy, a rescue ship that docked in sicily on sunday has been ordered to leave the port of tanya. but the captain has refused to do so, until all refugees and migrants have disembarked. ukraine's president has warned of more russian attacks on energy facilities. bohemia, lensky says. cities need to be prepared for long running power outages. and it's one day until the u. s. mid term elections and final campaign rallies have taken place in several space. as in joe biden has been campaigning for democrats. while his predecessor, republican donald trump has been supporting various republican candidates. now abortion is expected to be a major issue on voters minds after the u. s supreme court struck down and landmark ruling in june. hydro castro reports from grand rapids in michigan. this will be the 1st nationwide election since the u. s. supreme court ruled that the federal government no longer has to protect abortions, and that has made abortions. a major issue and here in michigan it is directly on the ballot should the state now step in to protect abortions, michigan voters have been asked to decide yes or no. and these canvassers who are from various abortion rights groups are knocking on doors to convince people to vote yes in the abortion referendum. if the referendum fails, michigan could join the to does it in some states that have band or are moving to ban abortions? a 90 year old michigan law banning abortions with no exceptions for rape or incest is on the verge of making a comeback. here. anti abortion groups. hope that does happen, but these pro abortion canvassers say that would criminalize even miscarriage care . now why is michigan's such a big deal? well, this is a swing state. voters here are about evenly divided politically similar to the rest of the country. so how michigan voters feel about abortion can be viewed as a litmus test for the entire country. nicaragua, governing party, luke said to win in municipal elections, giving it near total control of local governments. as this vi course to boycott the vote, which many have described as a legitimate, alexander, i'm pity reports. even on pro government television, few nicaraguans were seen voting and sundays. municipal elections voting day arrived after a campaign without rallies electoral events or any real position in old state observers say we're a force exiled opposition. leaders called for a boycott. i remember again that there is a spreading sense of family, the people. these are possibly the worst collections we've had in recent years. there is no competition and no freedom one more than 300000 nicaraguans were forced to free the country. some who did vote in the capital my now were think otherwise. so tony got when they were for us nicaraguans these true elections. here we are demonstrating that we have the right to vote. president daniel ortega san denise. the national liberation front, already controls $141.00 of the countries, $163.00 municipalities. it could govern all of their sunday in the past 2 years, most opposition parties have been outlawed in the candidates jailed on friday, they enter american commission on human rights denounced nicaragua, seeing it lacked quote, the minimum necessary conditions to hold free and fair elections. it called on the government to re establish democratic guarantees and saw the crackdown there is only resource. and since the police and paramilitary groups repressed citizen protest in 2019 he got our in nicaragua, government forces killed more than 500 people. it is prohibited to display a national flag on the street. there are more than 250 political prisoners and horrible conditions. 13000 india is of been closed. even priests are being arrested . and in nicaragua, the possibility of citizen participation in free and transparent elections has gone . we need international help at all of your presenter gig and his wife, vice president rosario moody. you said sundays was a boat for peace, but a couple has increasingly employ deltore, terry, and tactics to keep their grip on power. o exiled nicaraguans took to the streets in neighboring costa rica to protest the boat. the eye owner examined money for you're demonstrating against the electoral fraud that ortega is trying to impose on the citizens to day. another, a 100 civil society organizations were forcibly closed on friday before the vote. as the government gets every day closer to a single party control of the country, allison and beauty al jazeera, the opening ceremony of the un kranick conferences and away in egypt shall city of shamile, shy. participants have a busy 2 weeks ahead with a report by the world meteorological organization finding the last 8 years have been the hardest on record delegate set comp. $27.00 have already agreed to include the issue of climate change compensation for developing nations, french president, emanuel mac or says, developed nations need to pay their fair share. of you know, it is difficult. it is, it isn't yet. we need the united states and china to really be on board because if i were to simplify things on emissions up atlas for the richest, to be present to pay their fair share. and on this point, let's be clear. i need us to say things is over your opinions pay, but we are the only ones to pay. we also need to put pressure on the rich non european countries to say, you have to pay your share. would rip in japan hullstead. it's 1st international theme review for 7 years on sunday, with ships from 12 nations participating. reminiscing from yoga. she'd essays his country urgently need to strengthen its military capabilities. faithful emma has more on board, an aircraft carrier in sagamore. they her, her, of your benuya who are among our carry on the japan's naval forces occurring as a parade of the fleet for the 1st time in 7 years. a lot of this pride which used to be held every 3 years in the past, came to a halt. amid the outbreak of the pandemic. 12 other countries are taking part were various marina aircraft, battleships, frigates destroys, and submarines main. among them all, usa, australia, new zealand, canada, and india, while china refused to take part as a result of the tension, beijing has with japan and his allies, despite boycott in the event. in the past self career join the parade, or japan did not extend the invite to russia off. yeah, this year's edition, terry significance amid the tension grown in the region to to north korea is repeated missile tests. china's expanding military influence and the unpredictability regarding the taiwan straits. a building in the rocky capital bank that has caught fire and collapse, injuring dozens of people. rescue cause are on the scene and say the coals cause of the blaze is not clear. iraq, civil defense rector and several firefighters are among the injured flammable materials, such as perfume, were reportedly stored on the property of 5 per cent of palestinians. in the occupied west bank have learning or physical disability. they faced stigma and have limited opportunities to lead a full life of the government, her sanction scant resources to help. but a bethel m. base organization is helping some of those with disabilities. i my head on the side of every but i am responsible for remind the organization. we are a day program for people with intellectual disabilities. actually when we 1st started in 2009, we had no idea about opening horton, but them view to the difficult financial situation. we had the idea that we have this beautiful building. why not to have an income generating project. and this, the profit that comes from this project is going to help with the sustainability of the organization. we believe that each person is unique, each person has abilities learned that they can be trained to do better and better. first of all, they are very, very happy to be part of this team. it is obvious when we tell them we have guests, we need your help. let's go to the hotel. it also raises their self esteem. our goal is not just to have a few people with disabilities at the hotel, but also to choose the idea and the whole society and the families as well. many of the families and hide their children. they, they don't want to speak about them. we can be an example, we can be assigned in the society and show people that the people with disabilities are able to be part of the working team. as you think about hong kong, you are likely to picture the neon signs lining its streets in the 19 seventies and estimated 80000 of them lit up the city. but now only a few 100 are left and community groups are pushing to preserve hong kong famous glow. as jessica washington reports and cone is known as one of the world's brightest cities, a reputation earned due to the glow of its distinct neon life. some were crossed his mind, this man would she kind he learned the trade. as a teenager case, i put hom dive or eighty's and ninety's of the golden age for me on like when the economy was prosperous. when i started working as a neon sign maker, i full saw that they would vanish one day. you know, flower come, blossom for 100 years. good times cannot last forever guy. some community groups estimate there were about $80000.00 neon signs around hong kong in the 1972 days estimated only a few 100 unless the government is removing old and oversized signs it considers a threat to the public around the city. community groups have set up displays like this showcasing some of the old me on the science that have been taken down in the hope that this part of hong kong identity won't be forgotten. some volunteers have been storing old, neon signs and learning to repair them to they have and do it like different kinds of like weather conditions in the streets for decades. 20 or 30 years easily. of course, they look like rough around the edges, but they are not rubbish to me. like by studying them very closely or broadly, you could actually tell a lot of stories about hong kong city and hong kong people. academic brian clunk has been recording me on signs since 2016. you could tell that a lot of the on line has been disappearing. we've trace with mark austin leon, i was there, but that they, after they disappear, you know, one tried to document it's our culture, our regional culture will be disappearing to the few noon sign makers lived many a now focusing on smaller products or installations for art exhibitions. i'm sorry, i will try my best to make good me on site. so people believe they deserve to be preserved to the whole. despite the challenges, who says he will continue making signs as his father did before him? jessica washington al jazeera hong kong. i still had in sport the had a proposed governing body phase. the cause i woke up will be an inclusive tournament on a he is here with that story next. ah ah ah ah whole ah ah, tom never sought his santa thank you very much a folly well christiano and all those trouble woke up build up has continued the portugal saw, and his majesty united teammates lost 31 to aston villa and the english premier league orlando was picked as captain for this matter, but had an afternoon to forget that the 7 year old clash with villas tyran means that a was his most notable contribution. fernando hasn't been picked for some of united biggest games and was recently dropped from de matched a squad informing his conduct how canes tottenham were beaten to one at home by liverpool mohammed fellows, going twice in his team's 1st away. when in the league this season came, it did get the constellation go for spurs, thought hm. our 4th in the table with liverpool moving up to 8th woke up a free fuck on door to door handed out. no fewer than 10 red cards in his latest match. in argentina it all happened in boca junior's trophy of champions at last 2 racing. 3 plays have already been sent off before tito produced 7 more red cods at the end of the game. he and 6 other south american referees are heading to cut off one country who won't be at the will. cup is italy, the italian syria league, a will still be taken a break during the tournament on sunday event is hosted the inter french midfielder idea of your open de scoring are often assist from filippo cos, teach he serbian international set up the 2nd goal as well. as to give his team a to nail when i'm in the room, darby brazilian that woke up hopeful, roger. it been years that a will be keen to forget about the mistake he made gifted last. you're the only goal of the game. are all my losing one bill. my time is live and breathe football, but for 2nd straight walk up there. national side have failed to qualify. here's one plays take on how the country is feeling about not making it to cut off. 2022. a. a. yeah, when july she's been fee say on me, so a little mine on the old one, but she will kind of shadowed a bit of progress shown it if it made wish to ctv that one of us, your new get community, we're proud to go with the jordan, jo, what i wonder, what throw on the problem so to guide me through the philosophy will come people that, gosh, you know, the, or you go to the believe a bang look, read through the, your community much, you know, to me that mean or could i mean, when you can even give me a pretty much on a port, a lp, double career, said you incredible number with your name. number 2, and again, this is a job or learn more despicable from. oh yeah. that was you that you'd obama, sam to suddenly showing your feel w quote, a quick follow him but shadow betsy says you enjoy to know my god. he should off. i don't off with us, i don't know the meds that god truly gail knew about that. a good also my last historian kimmy allotted me for their law and on. she'll be with jean luc posturing id gosh, i've got a quote of course on the special a bit of a she saw no t shared with so in a cobra way she's been out of my teen or a little bit she had on my god. yeah. lose quite a bit. so if you force it, say would be a squadron of annoying kids on these fees. you bet for the start of year that all of your squad that up in the town about sure. sure. and you know what? it really is. yeah. what if you other with bomb this umbrella, but also with human yanine. but my daddy wants to ask, what divide it, and that seems like it so what will the italians be doing during the walk up la fox sports, his story, and nicholas betty, who is in poland. yeah. first of all, nicola, how does the italian feel about missing out the biggest will party? good morning, david, 2nd, 2nd exclusion. you know, a big blow for 405040 support there, because it's true that we won the european same thing. she entered 21, but he's an entire new young generation. never seen at the who are the playing in the word car. you mentioned the winning the you or did they have any hope now i was asked to ride may be found my baby all be nice. this borders had that had some hope, of course mancini and the play went ahead playing b u r for we need the course. but the majority of the dynamics relation felt that a duty had no chance, but it was a very dominant date. is there a waiver as much as they deserve when you would have a list unfortunately, did not qualify you for that? do you think there are deeper issues in the domestic league in syria? by the course of some, some issue probably one had those of the story kind of reason because the in the eighty's and ninety's, italy was the league. and now there is be the low but going line and other change of course the premier league. but those today, the spanish one, the german one, i better they promote, the better was been and then a died in one bed. now if you ever, at least with the ball or that you interviewer he's bill a lot, the fashion that he's still a lot of know how that is still a lot the very good player, but that he's on the line for the last 10 years while about quote or better mangion at how much time is he given? i think bertram and she is probably one of the best hope before i knew. let's use the word that those so they did keep. she didn't use it for a new or in a sense we, he gave a lot of hope and also allow the lot of young, talented young players to enter this stage in a, in data for him. so i'm quite up beneath, before for about my team. spot historian and you can be thank you very much for them. thank you. or one team who will be at the woke up is argentina. the country is struggling with a runaway inflation and a d valued currency, but it hasn't stopped football fans. many have saved for years at to make sure they make it to cut out to support the national side. i'll de zera's theresa vo caught up with them in whiteness, iris. oh, it seems like the world cup has already started in this blas him when a site is there all travelling to cut off for the world cup. and this is the last barbecue, before the trip. ah, really narrow that he says, most of them have become experts in finding the most affordable way to accompany argentina's team in doha for those and younger nothing. all i finished. i haven't gone on holiday for 2 years, saving every pay so to by dollars to be able to make this trip. i'll dollar is devalued so it costs more and i will travel with civil stop overs. we stay in the cheapest place but we will be there ah. 7 i will do whatever we can make a dilemma in indiana. my plan willow says that during the last world cup he travelled to russia but had to pay $3.00 times more on his credit card when he returned. because of differences in the exchange rate, when it was in a fossil dummy want to put up on the oven in russia, it happened that we left with a dollar at 14. and then there was a devaluation to $21.00. and i spent everything and had to re plan everything that we managed. we're argentines, and we're used to crisis like we adapt loudy, but i really had lung cancer for years ago that he was a professional football player and had to change his life as in the local fisher. if i had pain in my chest and took ibuprofen, i went to the doctor and there was a spot they thought it was pneumonia. in the end i had cancer when i had surgery and woke up, i looked at my father and said, if i survive this, we're going to the world cup. father and son hath tickets to watch other countries, but not argentina. they say living this well come together is their biggest gift, are leveraging our whole lives. change. we have a new calendar which are his controls that happen every month and living. this has been a challenge on the economic side. on the personal side. we still don't have tickets to see argentina, but i'm hoping we will get them. oh, passion for food born and unit macy runs. hi here. fans traveling to cat are i leaving all their troubles behind with one thing in common? their support for the team. they loved that he said, well, i'll just see that when a site is here for president jen infant you know, says the tormentor in katara will be the most inclusive in history. new facilities and stadiums have been built with accessibility and at mind to ensure all fans that can attend matches and to which it's a new ports. ah, a tournament for all that is catherine's world cup ambition. this little match involving play as you are hearing impaired, was the sporting sense, a piece of a conference aimed at ensuring every fan can play a part at these finals. the head of world football was in attendance to on the line . his organizations commitment to the cause. when you think about football, was big about joy was legal. i business was big of all smile locally, a moment of smile. mobile joy catulus accessibility forum has been in place since 2016, an annual gathering of disability experts from around the world wheelchair uses visually and hearing impaired fans, supporters with mental health issues. and those with different sensory requirements are all represented here today to ensure this is a truly inclusive world cup. having lived and worked in counsel for more than a decade, i met her b, has witnessed the country's transformation. what we've seen here and about that is remarkable in terms of accessibility to turn them. it has been a catalyst for change vans arriving. that will be able to hop on a taxi or hop on the metro and go to their accommodations, which we've worked with. sure that it's acceptable, they'll be able to go all the fans on the bad site and go to the stadium. there are sensory rooms in 3 of the welcome stadiums, often used by children with autism. the spaces provide a view of the match, as well as a calm and secure environment. every station on the doha metro is fully accessible and all of the stadiums have been designed with wheelchair access in mind. to be will be stronger, i mean, illiterate as good as anyone at the house. and if you went back, not that many years as you were struggling when people stood up in front of you wouldn't necessarily say when things like citing or you'd be in a situation where you had instructed view. and so that every view here is as good as everyone else has. this is a world cup that's been designed to deliver a lasting legacy for the disabled community. and the richardson, al jazeera, doha, and other sports news. and until the danish teenager has stunned that novak joke of it in the parish masters final hello good. when it came from a set down to deny the 2021 champion a $75.00 event is the 1st time the 19 year old has one title. it is what it is. you know, some you win some you lose yesterday. i could've easily lost the match as well against it, but, but i wanted a, i didn't so that's, that's ok. you know, it was very good week. francesco vanya has won his 1st motto: gp championship, the italian finished 9th in the season, ending balance. he hasn't gone, it was enough to complete the biggest come back in the sports history. he was 91 points off the pace midway through the season. and also is what for me, i hand you back to follow and i thank you very much for that. that's it for this news our on al jazeera but to stay with us. my lean side will have more of a day's news in just a few minutes from me fully back when hosting. thank you for watching. ah, ah frank assessments, if the united states so that you're running a good program, was there to build a nuclear weapon. they would find the deal by informed opinions, i believe that armenia and as of a judge should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many times . critical debate is the commonwealth now still something that king chose will take home in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera. in 1958 charles de gaulle made a famous speech in algeria. ah, but he could not hold back the tide about jerry and independence or keep francis colonies in africa. and this is in the final episode of the series. i'll just explore how the long and bitter fight for the french empire still resonates today. well, i didn't, is french. the colonization on al jazeera emergency services across bank hope are receiving 60000. i sneak related pulls a year. the reason why we found more snacks in house is just a question for expansion of the city. they don't have a choice because their natural habitat isn't there anymore. there's one place in the homes of the city where they're, well, they're coming out now with a king cobra, which is the largest venomous snakes in the world. this is one of the few places where they melt them for their venom. this is the red cross snake bomb. a regional hub, the and t been in production below the center produces enough anti venom to most of south east asia. there are some parts of the world west supplies but desperately showed, ah.

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