like the few weeks ago. said it was able to cope. very different this time around. they want to get as quickly as possible so as well as the people. should be reaching. the united nations highest court has rejected a request from bolivia to order chile to negotiate with it over access to the sea bolivia's president ever morales travel to the netherlands to attend the hearing of the international court of justice his country lost its only coastline to chile in a war one hundred thirty five years ago but the court however ruled that a treaty in one thousand nine hundred four settled the matter and chile had not made any undertaking to negotiate how does their status of zero is following the story for us. well if you took chile to the hague five years ago in

a bit to try to regain or some type of negotiation to be able to access the pacific ocean this ruling came out this monday and there were many people disappointed in the u.s. capitol people had gathered outside in the main plazas to watch the hague's ruling whole thing that would be in their favor that did not happen however on the other side in chile people were celebrating the presidency of tempi made us sad that the hague's ruling was showing that respect for international treaties the hague says that believe you and sheila should continue to solve very conflict peacefully and through dialogue as good mayberry's in spite of the negative ruling this whole case has shed light on the problems that will leave us as is one of the biggest problems it faces in order to be able to develop alleviates one of south america's poorest countries and they claim that not having access to the pacific ocean is a major problem for its economy loses billions of dollars every year because it has

to import and export goods through chilean ports able what eles says that he will continue to fight to be able to access the pacific ocean in spite of this precedent set in chile accused it will want alice of using this whole conflict politically he also said that he had given the will leave young people false hope. so to come in this half hour at the dirt that surfaced during brazil's elections and why is it the have stuck to the country's politicians. and france bids a deity the singer songwriter shouts as now of war whose musical career spanned eight decades.

hello again welcome back to your international weather forecasts we're here across europe we do have a lot to talk about first of all going to start in the mediterranean because we do have our old system that has been pushing through greece causing a lot of flooding across the region things are looking bunch better across that area clear skies across many of that many in the region but where we are going to be watching is here in the central part of mediterranean we do have another low pressure area that we are watching you can see that spin right there across much of that region we're going to be seeing some showers and because the system is moving so slowly the potential for flooding is definitely going to be in the works or talk a little bit more about that when we get to know then africa but here across north europe we are looking at windy conditions of the frontal boundary pushes through right there with berlin a windy day for you with a temperature there of about fourteen degrees where we go i want to show you what's happening across parts of algeria as well as tunisia of the next few days and that is where our focus is going to be in terms of the flooding here across the coastal areas we potentially could see seventy five to one hundred millimeters of rain over

the next few days and of course in this area that does mean flooding potential for you as we go towards the next couple days here on wednesday the rain continues but down here along the coast towards tripoli we are looking at twenty six degrees there and bergonzi it is going to be a cloudy day view with a temperature of thirty two. in recent years the sawhill of north africa has witnessed the so-called war on terror. but is this official narrative. masking a larger battle. a battle for the earth's natural resources. shadow war in the sahara on al-jazeera.

time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has hailed as the new united states mexico canada agreement to the u.s. . as the most important trade deal in america's history it will govern trade force one point two trillion dollars hundreds of bodies have been buried in a mass grave in the following friday's earthquake and tsunami which killed at least eight hundred forty four people international aid is on its way to the island of the wave. and bolivia's president says he'll keep fighting for sea access the spite losing a legal challenge to force chile to negotiate his custom country lost its only coastline to chile in

a war one hundred thirty five years. lebanon has accused israel of making false allegations against it in attempt to justify an attack on the country allstars they israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu told the un general assembly the lebanese armed group hezbollah has hidden missile sites in the air beirut international airport said the holder has the reaction from lebanon's capital. lebanon is on a diplomatic offensive its foreign ministers abroad brasil invited ambassadors and the media to tour sites that israel says are hiding has production facilities there within an area controlled by the iranian backed lebanese armed group in beirut's southern suburbs among them the football stadium. a political ally of hezbollah is accusing israel of lies to justify an attack against lebanon on this rule. many statements made affirming the procession of

a curate. however this does not mean the present the vicinity of beirut airport. israel's military says the facilities used to convert regular missiles into more accurate guided ones are still not operational but under construction with iranian supervision. israel is accusing has a lot of knowingly jeopardizing the lives of civilians and using them as human shields the three alleged missile sites are located in densely populated areas close to the airport there was no immediate reaction from ambassadors of western countries but russia's envoy is calling for calm. we want to prevent war that's why we are deploying new weapons to syria there should be no escalation. russia's decision to deploy s. three hundred anti-aircraft missiles follows the downing of its plane last month

over syria moscow is blaming israel for the incident. russia is sending as three hundred netanyahu is telling hezbollah this doesn't mean you can operate freely we will continue to argue against your activities. over the years russia gave israel room to act in syria it carried out hundreds of strikes targeting alleged iranian bases and suspected iranian arms shipments for hezbollah the lebanese group however says the israeli strikes have been effective. i tell israel no matter what you did to cut the route it is over it has already been achieved we now have decision and not position weapons and other capabilities to arm lebanon says the tour is about assuring the international community that israel's allegations are false it is not about refuting what hezbollah and its allies believe is it's

a right to arms senator. palestinians in. have less than two hours left to destroy their own homes before israeli forces move in israel gave residents in the bed when village until midnight on monday that's twenty one g.m.t. to pack up and leave it wants to demolish the village in the occupied west bank to make way for more settlements a move which has sparked international condemnation macedonia's prime minister is pressing ahead with a parliamentary vote on changing the name of his nation to northwest so though nia that's the spy the low turnout in sunday's referendum which wasn't enough to force the issue now he's hoping to end the long running dispute with southern neighbor greece which has its own region called macedonia summit a year ago has more. a result marked by change is macedonians who took the time to vote to change the country's name to north macedonia did so by a landslide enough says prime minister's arens i have to go ahead with the decision

not me yes. i know the opposition and all the citizens know there can be no better agreements with greece there is and they come be no alternative to macedonians membership of need to an e.u. let's not play games with no unity and all must. despite the applause and the defiance the vote was to all intents and purposes a nonstarter only a third of the country's electorate voted meaning the referendum didn't meet the requirement of a fifty percent turnout many stayed away after nationalists campaigners people to boycott the vote the prime minister's i have says he'll seek parliamentary approval for the name change even though opinion on the street is divided whether for. the referendum was how the people express their opinion i think more than six hundred fifty thousand citizens who said they think about joining nato and the european union as enough. campaign that was promoting the yes vote put an emphasis on

european values and the european way of life but if we look at the time since prime ministers i have to power the people who promoted this are not true representatives of those values. values that are now at a crossroads yet nationalists and the country's president of vowing to fight against the same change this very small don't they but you know we all are part of some group our language culture and if you lose that then you're worth nothing here and in the world this was always going to be a contentious vote and ultimately the name change will come down to how much popular will there is for the country to join the european union and nato instead. spanish police have clashed with demonstrators in bars. on the first anniversary of the catalan independence referendum thousands of people marched through the city which is the capital of the semi autonomous catalan region protesters also staged

a sit in at the entrance of the barcelona stock exchange and tried to block roads and railways catalans voted for secession in last year's unofficial referendum which was ruled illegal by the government in madrid. there is less than a week to go now until brazilians vote in national and regional elections politics in brazil has been tainted by allegations of corruption at every level this fight this many candidates tied to some of brazil's worst corruption scandals are expected to be reelected the see a new man explains. from one in the morning till long after dawn men dive into this lagoon in northeastern brazil to scoop up mussels from the mud with their bare hands. on shore their wives like twenty five year old. sorting clean the shells. on a good day the family can make five dollars barely enough to feed her sons just so

lanny is eligible for a social program called falsified media that could significantly improve their lives of a little snippet of a valley but i've never been approved i don't know why they spend so much time evaluating my request and i've never managed to get it. one explanation can be found at the state legislature or twelve deputies are being investigated for pocketing funds allocated to the program we were told they were out campaigning for reelection corruption in brazil spreads from the local level to the very top in southeastern former president. is serving a twelve year sentence as part of a multi-billion dollar corruption probe that snared dozens of businessmen and high ranking politicians but there are hundreds of more politicians accused of corruption who haven't been touched and who in fact are running in this month's elections as candidates for the senate the lower house and even the presidency and

if some aura lect in which of course they will be they will enjoy immunity from prosecution which in many cases is the point. back in northeastern brazil we found senator. one k. utils who has eight outstanding criminal investigations campaigning with his son the governor but here you know when you shocked it's a historical problem but just like everywhere sometimes you see in effect or life he says people often vote for corrupt officials they think may give them the most benefits. but those benefits rarely trickle down to the bottom of the social ladder it's a bit of it in love with builders that we need to have faith in god says just experience has taught her that having faith in politicians is pointless. you see in human al-jazeera muscle brazil. the nobel prize for medicine has been

awarded to two immunologists for their work on cancer therapies james p. allison of the university of texas and kyoto universities at the super separately discovered and the phillips treatments which improve the human immune system so the body can better attack cancer cells. well the u.k.'s n.h.s. is becoming the first health service in the world to routinely test patients d.n.a. hospitals will have access to a specialist center that analyzes the in a identifying mutations will help with diagnosis and treatment options the service will be routine for people with cancer and rare diseases but it could eventually reveal the risk of early onset diseases such as provinces or multiple sclerosis. i think when we're talking about cancer cancer is a generally a disease of older age although brain tumors which is obviously the cancer that i'm

more interested in is the largest cancer killer of children under forty's so i think that generally speaking it will be towards a later age group as you mention in the future when the technology is a proven and and more understanding of these diseases in place will be able to roll that back into early life and potentially prevent cancers and other diseases. the legendary french singer shouts as no one has died at the age of ninety four he sold more than one hundred eighty million records during a career that spanned eight decades and he was best known internationally for his one nine hundred seventy s. hits she and the old fashioned way but as the past couple of reports now from paris never forgot his armenian roots. rosario gaylord. load or his voice was distinctive warmth and often drama his songs could be upbeat was deemed to be melancholy and nostalgia. for the shows as an avowal was one of

france's most versatile and famous performers singer songwriter and movie actor he recorded a thousand two hundred songs and starred in world in eighty films and t.v. shows in a career that lasted nearly eighty years. as novel was born in paris in one thousand nine hundred twenty four his parents are settled in france off to fleeing the mass killings in armenia many of his songs recalled growing up as a poor immigrant nine hundred forty six he had a lucky break french sing it if piaf was so impressed with his talent that she took him on tour. from there his career took off not just in france but around the world he told relentlessly and in twenty seventeen he was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame is not important for you remember what is really important to norgrove my work will be remembered. despite his success the

singing never forgot his armenian roots he dedicated his spare time to helping the country and became a figurehead for the armenian. as noble died at home in france age ninety four it returned from a tour in japan and was preparing for shows in europe until the very end his ardent passion for life that fueled his desire to perform and he thrilled fans for such a partner are just their hands. you can find much more in everything that we have been covering on the program on the web site the address al-jazeera dot com. now a recap of our top stories the u.s. president has praised the trade deal that he struck with canada to replace nafta calling it the biggest trade deal in u.s. history it keeps the two countries and mexico in a three way call make pact first reached twenty four years ago the man from came to

office promising to scrap the original deal it's my great honor to announce that we have successfully completed negotiations on a brand new deal to terminate and replace nafta and the nafta trade agreements with an incredible new us mexico canada agreement called us m.c.a. it sort of just works and keep. the agreement will govern nearly one point two trillion in trade which makes it the biggest trade deal in the united states history in the knees is scrambling to get help in to sue louisiana and following friday's deadly earthquakes and tsunami at least eight hundred forty four people are confirmed to have died in the disaster and more than fifty thousand have been displaced rescuers are trying to reach communities closer to the epicenter of the quake are the communication lines are down and roads have been badly damaged dozens

of people are also reported to be trapped in the rubble of hotels and malls in palm city. palestinians in ha ha ha to have just an hour and a half left to destroy their own homes before israeli forces move in israel gave residents in the bedouin village until midnight on monday to pack up and leave it wants to demolish the village in new york applied west bank to make way for more settlements. the un's highest court has rejected a request from bolivia to order chile to negotiate over giving it access to the sea but libya lost its only coastline to chile in a war one hundred thirty five years ago but the court ruled that a treaty in one thousand nine hundred four settled the matter and the nobel prize for medicine has been awarded to immunologists for their work on cancer therapies. separately discovered and developed treatments which improve the human immune

system so the body can better attack cancer cells in half an hour coming up next it's the stream thanks for watching. hi emily could be in the string brazil head to the polls on october seventh to vote in the first round of general elections out of sparks polarizing debate about the presidency on the streets and online currently the two leading candidates r.j. edible scenario of the social liberal party and fernando had the workers' party will speak to a panel of journalists about how they have been covering the process but first we

heard from our resilient community on why they support their candidate. the president i support in the upcoming presidential elections is called. from portugal because he's the only one who brings an actual fresh new start for brazil in politics is supporting that he believes and so he was a shadow because they're both social movement leaders who have struggled for democracy social justice and human rights on the ground with the people well i'm voting for bush. and he's a very bad person and a very bad candidate but i'm voting for him only because there is a shot that he would decentralize for the republic and will not keep the corruption machine working like the major parties has been doing the candidates that i support is wrong with moving parts which is the new party just in two thousand and fifty and that's why i support him because he's the only true outside during this

election. the divide in brazilian society was on display this weekend on television some of the candidates sparred over policies and personality by the divide was also on the streets and several protests around the country both supporters and opponents of the controversial can eventually airboats an auto took to the streets marching and chanting our producer beatrice christa pharo sent us footage of one anti both an auto protest in sao paolo on saturday where people marched under the hushed now or not him about protests people shouted you can cry women will take you down. and united women will never be defeated.

they chanted wilson or oh you fascist women will put you in line. and feminism is revolution. and some protests are shared why they came to be heard. in. washington. on sunday supporters of wilson oral also took to the streets chanting their name for him mito

are legend. one protester explained why he's convinced wilson r.-o. is the best candidate. lots to discuss today and to help us with that wall is washington correspondent for global news and bremen germany rafael suckle garcia is an independent journalist he's normally based in brazil and in sao paulo somebody you see is the brazil correspondent for the associated press welcome to the stream everyone let's begin with what brought so many people out onto the streets these past couple of days how what is it about well scenario that has elicited such large scale protests against

them and then smaller scale but still sizable protests in support of him well i think this show how polarized presuming is right now that he's a cool saying it's actually the whole the brazilians are united against the idea that the whole political class is corrupt but what we bring a lot of people against most of our industries is like because since he was he came he became a congressman in the beginning of it in ninety days he's being very controversial he makes a very offensive a man her remarks against women against black people against gays. and he's being in that time over there here ready defend in the back and then return to the military dictatorship in brazil which will resume full sixty four to eighty five in was a very dark moment in. rizzi you what a lot of the abuse of human rights in torture here ready defended torture is being

the founding in spreading violence and he was recently just a victim of violence he was a stand so i think people are united against this idea of hate and intolerance in the dog they want to vote a lot of people like you are saying one of the one of the voters there in the say he i'm voting for also not oh i hate him but i vote for him because he's better a lot of people voted for bush or not i can see that in my family it's voting actually for two protests the other side they don't just vote it's not necessarily a boat in so exactly sure they don't see the party they are against right now that is a worker's party. in rulers party. raisin in the polls like we're seeing their candidates now growing in the polls and so does a protest as a fault for protests speaking of protests where you see oh i know that you were out at some of the protests and sao paulo this weekend what were people telling you what are you hearing. well it was people that were protesting on saturday they were

really upset as both an autobody were also trying to push their candidates forward that means most of the left leaning candidates in this race and some centrists as well oh first this was a movement led by women but political parties also wanted to enjoy some some of the electoral dividends of this process you see in the last few days of the keeping trailing candidates using nearly moan and the hash tag in their t.v. programs or in their internet material as well so i would say that the leaders of that with were women because of the bosal not a legitimate the so aggressive against women in the last years or so but the political parties have also seized the opportunity to try to drive both of them are all of the other the run of that is tragic for the rich and the eighth of course there is there's slim chance that that happens because this works for bush not in the polls it's still very high but they're trying to throw some last punches to see

if one of these other two this can take his place in the world so even to the aggressive agenda against women and i want to share with our audience exactly what that looks like for many people this is a one who tweeted and hundreds of thousands of brazilian women protested over the weekend to say i am now against a politician running for president who has publicly called women ignorant to ugly to rape and undeserving of the same salary as men and they share some photos taken by reuters rafael what is it been like to witness this campaign. well. it's interesting that like i'll say that the polarization in britain that is taking place in brazil is important to have in mind we're not talking about extremes. fiddlehead out in one side and also not on the other side they did their family from different balls but not extreme the workers' party or the other belongs is not an extreme left political party though it was a natural extreme right but this election what we see is

a lot of people voting against a candidate they're not exactly vote for someone they want but they're forty for someone they give someone they don't want you see thousands of people who take to the streets to protest that and also now in a lot of them of voting for the workers' party not because they do support them they have a lot of criticisms people from the left they have criticisms i was of workers' party but they actually have to fault they think they have to vote for a dart in order to prevent i don't. from waiting and took orders off the right also i do the same support. so now just to prevent a workers' party from coming back again and corruption is just the background because you have. political parties for update on both sides so now there's some new announces i guess was another being made by bay here ex-wife there still has the country still has to investigate its all of the news from the past few days so this is pretty much an election of polarizations of two very different sides don't

necessarily stream sides. in people voting to prevent the other from winning so i want to show what some of that polarization looks like this is sarah who tweets so sad to see some of my friends dismiss their candidates or a cessna sergeant with homophobic sexist comments as unfortunate and equally sad that they say that the important thing is that he will eventually do good for the country when the guy has no consistent government plan and they're using the hash tag against him old son aro on the other hand though there is this week from michael who seems. not just to be doing a protest vote but he's actually pretty excited about a candidate michael says very excited about the prospect of a dad presidency but very afraid of the near inevitability of a military coup so interesting to put excited in that thought of a potential coup. break this down for us what do we know about how dodd well the problem would have right now is that he's very connected with lula which was a president the brazilian president just sent to jail

a few months ago and he was the mayor of san paolo. some people like him but a lot like you are saying he's so people think they're for him in order to advance he would have to disconnect himself to from lula in order to be. to be the next president of the thing is both of them are completely very unpopular and they're going to have trouble governing after it because they need to make coalitions with congress in order to govern and they're going to have to make their alliances over there in. this thing with how that is. until now he wasn't a candidate who was a vice of lulay and they use a little as image to appeal for a day or forwarders especially in the north to an hour to present to the former president being put in himself as a candidate even though the electrodes just would not allow that to happen so that is drawing on the polls in this is a scaring

a lot of people this is why you see what is going on a lot of people doing these protests of all right now it seems interesting that you mentioned you mentioned disconnecting their memory so i want to go to you with this because disconnecting himself from her but we saw a jail time endorsement rizal a former president to imprison. endorse this candidate so that seems like a disconnection that it will be hard to make what's your take. i don't think i've done wants to make the disconnection because that's what makes him so powerful at this moment or like little or not is a political genius of what this process has shown is that he has managed to organize brazil's elections from jail which is just quite amazing but the book concerns that most people have done a sara lee mean that they will end at the end of the election problem is after the election and there's due to the illegitimacy issue because both the matter has

already suggested he will not recognize any results unless he wins and if the workers' party loses they will say well if lula had been allowed to run we would have won the election and that makes this election throws well so we're now looking into an election that somehow at least for the post suggests is tipping to work so i doubt because of all the rejection that boston has faced in the last few days but it doesn't mean that the election will end resource for your longer the political process the next day as there are people express can be a very troubled as well and a headline here for what you just mentioned brazil's was a narrow says he will not accept election result if he loses so something to look forward to it has already been pledged. your take on this because that that means almost one that there's a guarantee then that we will see a runoff and two if this happens what does that mean for presidential.

well tweets that showed about a military coup is something there are a lot of people was really afraid in brazil right now it might. take place another another coup there's one side you have also now with the support of a lot of military office in ranks. or supporting him his bicycle has mice and i really mean his i'm going to get it in for us presidency is a general he's a retired general who actually declared dead he would support media of a coup if there is an iraqi in the country after an eventual loss in the election if the other side you have. some sort of bump it from that's what a lot of people has some criticisms or something to say about that because he's not really the candidate lays that kind it's just the puppet and the military would not accept a victory of a puppet or a victory of someone who was actually in jail because. of which is the president of

the workers' party repeated lee said that they were going to settle the creep if they win so the whole. lot of seconds. so i was just going to tell you that there is breaking news of every every moment there's. seems the running mate for votes a lot of just said it will accept election results just a few minutes ok. back then i had. a very. it was really looking for here so it's just amazing yeah i like to thank you so much for bringing bringing that and it shows really just the fast paced nature of this and i'm going to go back to you but you mention puppet or that some people say that had that is a puppet others say the word doll i want to show this kind of we got in live from sammy who says why are people only talking about well snarl and had dad had that has alliances he's a doll and all this hand but this this this comment here seems to bring up the fact that there are a lot more candidates in this race than just those two it's a crowded field what do you make of the other candidates. well. you have some

let's say interesting candidates from all places from left to right running you have for the center left you have cereal you have my ina on the center right you have a way to have opening which is what the governor of some poll but the thing is as the country is really polarized it's normally people are just going to the to also not a lot to lose or to have that was going to say look they're going to have that as the only two viable options because as i said they're not exactly voting for someone they want their whole to against the other so these other candidates over ten different candidates we have just thirteen correct me if i'm wrong but i guess we have thirteen candidates. they really really don't stand a chance because really the country is voting against someone and this look and so yesterday i had an inmate there presidential debate and they were they all their candidate so as actually using that as arguments to try to get their chance to go to the second round you would think that let's not go with trains let's not the

radical to the right or radical to the left we have options and they were proposing themselves as these are absent here but there's a stream as to discourse somewhat exaggerated because of the not to have their job though. it belongs in the workers' party which has moved further laughed since two thousand and sixteen when president dilma rousseff was impeached it's hard to say that a party that's played elections and govern for such a long time is empty democratic committee when we talk about your boss and others came to see which is a new thing there are reasonable concerns based on things that he said in the past about one of the dictatorship what but of but also about what he would do if you were elected president and that's also why i don't that there's not a common element in foreign politics but here we we measure something we call rejection oh in which is how much we don't want someone to be president and that

it's thirty is a it's. about thirty percent when i was about forty six forty five forty two different folks so if you get more than forty percent in the boat it's basically impossible for you to get elected before the age of the sixteen when brazil was living the political crisis impeachment all that good at the silver fifty seven percent of rejection so that means if you present it in a stricter it is very likely that the workers' party the suv or whatever would have a very slim chance of winning but now that rejection is falling most of your goals and all the other candidates that are also part of this race and look at the amount of money say oh and by calendar i love that insight there thank you for the idea of a rejection poll that is not something that everyone would be familiar with but i also love hearing your take because you are all journalists covering this and so you kind of have a bird's eye view unfortunately just like in the u.s. and in other parts of the world that doesn't necessarily mean that the populace

trusts what you say and what your your your audience is they don't necessarily agree with what you are reporting so many people in brazil are worried about the spread of rumors and lies being passed off as news take a look at this something but as you surprised me. i want to ask you it's a specific is a company which is owned by the which you hamas which came to this business only to a specific usa be happy to see you guys to help us oh yeah i'll have. a film i saw a couple going to this proposal and. yeah but it's you know so for my soon to be. chief human there's no way so newsrooms around brazil are monitoring what's really become a birol spread of disinter mention in the run up to this election a project called come pro body take a look at my laptop here it's bringing together twenty four different brazilian media outlets to fact check and to verify information on the instant messaging giant whatsapp you heard him mention just right there the group has. publishing

power as well so three newsrooms must agree to the facts of any election related story before it's allowed to be published so keep that in mind because we got this live comment from sammy on you tube you says the media is manipulating resilience with big news. it's also that us messages are well like with saw here in the united states he thinks that when we save facts when we say we reproduce the things he was saying before against women like he would rape a congresswoman because she says you wouldn't rape her because she was. he says that the media is being unfair to him in a lot of these is fake it's fake news but we actually reproduce in effect it's a big problem and he's the candidates that come things are also helping to promote fake news but there is a big campaign in brazil against fake news like they hire a lecturer court in brazil you is taking different of these fights with other

parties more than thirty i think thirty five is joy there for its face google. is also part of an effort the u.s. is sending the u.s. i'm sorry some think things from washington are going to brazil to see the impact of fake fake news could have. actual over there in their rented a higher courts in brazil already said it election in the constitution will have a provision to say an election could be cancel if it's proved that result was influenced by fake news so it's a big big issue in a like you are saying what's up in brazil i think about south of the second biggest market for whites up in the world after india to pray in a lot of fake news information get in our hands i receive from my family group or from my friends a lot of information that are not true and they i ask did you check this information and the answer is always no i didn't write it because you know what's good coming through and what's not where you see i see you nodding you're your head

. we shouldn't take too seriously what the electoral or it says this fake news has been the bundle to brazil in politics since well first of all so now those supporters are spreading those more than the others would see it differently but the workers' party supporters have also done that in the past and present other supporters of other candidates at them the same this is been an election that has been tainted by the news from the beginning to the star from the beginning to the end i doubt that this is going to have a little impact i'm sure that it's going to be big it's already big now but in the last weeks before the vote there's usually a huge amount of the news even in previous elections without what's up with what's up used to come when email it's thousand tents for the fourteen of knowledge comes of what's up much more quickly i think this is still going to have a bigger impact than there were simo and that journalism is being attacked in brazil that's for sure whatever news is them a g two especially will somehow or you're going to see a lot of supporters protesting against journalistic use journalism they're not

trying to establish through just the journalism which is risky for democracy. i want to share just two comments from people as we head into the election this is what some voters are thinking about nicole says this election is a true battle between left and right it will set the tone for generations do we want a quality or do we want private profit that only benefits the top another person on that same theme this is jamal who says we need to tackle corruption nothing will work if we can't trust the people who are supposed to represent us they're using the public money for their own benefits they live like royalty which is unacceptable so corruption being among the campaign issues that people actually want to hear about crime unemployment being others rafael employer casting in your crystal ball for us what do you see ahead a leading to the election and then between the election and the runoff which is do october twenty eighth. well just one quick comment about the fitness at the media's being intended attacked and result is really under attack but at the

same time a lot of a lot of times when you go in try to check information this information isn't open it's behind a paywall so it's easier for people to actually believe in what they do what's up because when they try to check the information when they do try to do so it's behind a paywall so they have to pay to have access that information from her concerning the elections from now on. probably more polarization probably more of the other candidates losing votes every new ball you have every couple of days three days you have the other candidates losing votes and endorsement out of both growing at the same time that the rejection rate of both of them also groet. i just see maybe a scenario via political violence in the future it is possible with this there is a shot with demonstrations people take you to the streets to show you how discontent they are russian i haven't read the will of oh no i hate to end on the

had to note but i have to because that's all the time we have for now thanks to our guests and our community for being part of this conversation and it's one we will be keeping an eye on so until next time we'll see you online. october on al-jazeera. in a new season al-jazeera correspondent returns with more personal stories from our journalists from around the world. brazilians are getting ready for elections but

the main presidential contender is gone from the bones as he served time in jail for corruption. from the u.s. and beyond faultlines investigate the stories beyond the headlines after a three year delay afghanistan move finally hold its pollen entry election but what direction the country take with a new two part series the big picture examines the negativity of mama kentucky and the effects of his demise october on al-jazeera. the consequence of war. veterans of russia he served in the marine corps for one

thousand eight hundred ninety five that just doesn't go away. it will not obstruct the last couple years. he's home was zero follows a group of u.s. army veterans traumatized by war. as they struggle to get their lives back shelter. zero. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera hundreds of bodies have been buried in a mass graves indonesia struggles with the aftermath of an earthquake and tsunami international help will soon be on its way to the island of sue the way with the official death toll now stands at eight hundred and forty four but that figure is expected to go well into the thousands when he reports now from jakarta. three days

after the massive earthquake and tsunami this is what is left of the city of palu much of the city of more than three hundred thousand people has been destroyed rescuers are trying to reach those who might still be alive. with hospitals damaged the injured are being treated in the open air port is doubling as a field hospital it was also badly damaged in the quake the military has secured it to allow aid to be flown in and the injured else. so that is. what the earthquake was so powerful all of us run out in a big group we were shouting people was screaming god is great people were repenting. as more bodies are recovered graves are being dug for mass burials to try to prevent the spread of disease those who did survive a disparate me trying to leave. we have not eaten in three days we just want to be

safe. we have been here since yesterday we need to fly there are eleven of us we haven't been allowed to board. the indonesian president has been trying to reassure the people that help is on its way. we will send as much food as we can today by hercules aircraft directly from jakarta. these are the problems we're trying to solve as well we're expecting fuel to get to politic day because special flights are being sent there because one of the main challenges facing rescue workers has been the lack of heavy equipment to dig for survivors for now they're using whatever tools they can find or their bare hands to try to get to those buried under the rubble wayne hay al jazeera jakarta. the u.s. president has praised the trade the old and he struck with canada to replace nafta calling it the biggest trade deal in u.s. history it keeps the two countries and mexico in

a three way economic pact first reached twenty four years ago donald trump came to office promising to scrap the original deal as my great honor to announce that we have successfully completed negotiations on a brand new deal to terminate and replace nafta and the nafta trade agreements with an incredible new us mexico canada agreement called us m.c.a. it sort of just worked m.q. . the agreement will govern nearly one point two trillion in trade which makes it the biggest trade deal in the united states history the un's highest court has rejected a request from bolivia to order chile to negotiate over giving access to the sea bolivian president evo morales travelled to the netherlands to attend the hearing at the international court of justice in libya last it's only coastline to chile in

a war one hundred thirty five years ago palestinians in the west bank village of homicide have less than an hour to the story of their own village or face israeli forces moving in israel gave residents in the bedouin village until midnight on monday to pack up and leave it wants to demolish the village to make way for more settlements. the nobel prize for medicine has been awarded to two immunologists for their work on cancer therapies james p. allison of the university of texas and kyoto universities to sukkot home joe separately discovered and developed treatments which improve the human immune system so the body can better attack cancer cells. and the french a singer a shower as no war has died at the age of ninety four has never sold more than one hundred eighty million records during a career that spanned eighty decades dubbed france's frank sinatra he was best known internationally for his one nine hundred seventy s.

hits she and the old fashioned way those are the headlines that shadow war in the south. january two thousand and thirteen four thousand french soldiers are deployed in mali. their mission to stop separatist rebels advancing on the capital bamako. but operation sarah vowell is different from the long series of interventions by france and its former african colonies. today the french are not the only ones with interests in the region they have to

deal with a new place china and now the united states is. africa is now a key territory on the global chessboard of the twenty first century. and from libya to the central african republic from south sudan to northern mali conflict and chaos has spread throughout the continent. at the heart of this turmoil a strategic territory the size the vast region that straddles the sahara to the north and the savannahs in the south has become an important new front in the so-called war against terrorism. but is the official narrative the fight against terrorism masking a larger battle. the resources are plentiful.

there is castor oil there is called. gold card. and the list goes on and on it ought to. keep. a new scramble for offer it comes to. the resource wars of the twenty first century have already begun. her. there. at the center of today's troubled region of the cyan is the nation of mali among

the poorest in the world unemployment is rampant and most people survive hand to mouth. yet in the thirteenth century the mali impiety extended over much of west africa and was extraordinarily wealthy and powerful so ivory and gold made it a major crossroad for global trade of the time but inevitably these riches would lead to conquests. most of all listen to mom death continue to do this work. ethic keep those. don't. fit the news of when it was still thought as it is also keep. the rest. think a sit in police. it dunk despise the dentist or the home what is.

the imperial european powers and veil their plans to colonize miley and the rest of africa and the burning conference in eighteen eighty five. the prison to community to rip to the video moments is new government decide that you know that a simplistic solution. britain belgium. spain germany italy and france each got their share. the french colonial empire extended over much of western and northern africa it provided the raw materials like the oil from algeria necessary for the industrial and military rise of postwar france.

on september thirteenth one thousand nine hundred sixty france detonated its first atomic bomb in began in the algerian so how. do you have your say about something you have your boss who rules. know your. poor forces as your. sort of work or if you are more of. meant to do of the. i noticed that there's a piece on it kind of falls. off because of course it is security to nestle's you need to know sort of all first person results to. fake a new clear out this is the good of holes of also ordered piece also. but the winds of freedom will be going across africa and friends west to lose all its colonies.

the independence of algeria west particularly painful in part because of its strategic oil reserves after eight years of bloody fighting the french were forced to withdraw. to both of you because of holes that. your days every so widespread it went off all their gordie for it will be paid. for is a bit taller piece of saw yeah i know about the. border. but the euphoria of independence was short lived and masks i knew reality france retains troops bases and political influence over its former colonies the policy. was. that their bosses they're mostly good for you a good image. by pistol. shot of falls and also most of

them have all this all kicked out a bottom already to piss off sole applause security service that busts out good fellowship that are about equal caught up and going to double up screwed up falls it all down but i figured if they don't see don't notice it visual. but france's absolute dominance did not last in the sixties the discovery of huge oil reserves in the gulf of guinea attracted. when you play at. the united states. overlap as your did i just walk all say on your. phone call it off it dump it all hope of those dark or political comic sunday or every throw that ever where it is always good for starters you don't have been dipping caught up all. that. the united states made military as well as he can.