the candidate targeted has previously spoken about increasing pressure on i saw in the region. france is accusing iran of being behind a foiled attack near paris earlier this year they say tehran's intelligence agency which is led by the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei tried and failed to bomb an exiled iranian opposition groups rally in june iran denies french accusations over the alleged bomb plot. britain's former foreign secretary boris johnson today calling on the governing conservative party to throw out the prime minister to resign mays breaks it to proposals he says the so-called checkers plan is an attempt to mislead the voters he's made those comments in the last two hours at an event on the sidelines of the governing conservative party conference mr johnson has been highly critical of mrs mishandling of the brakes at negotiations ever since he resigned in july don't be fooled by the suggestion that the e.u. will ultimately reject these proposals for this what they want above all is to

demonstrate to any other country that might dream of following suit that you cannot leave the e.u. without suffering adverse political and economic consequences and what the check was proposed showed is that the united kingdom for all its power and might and network of influences around the world for all its venerable parliamentary history was unable ultimately to take back control. let's talk now to our correspondent lawrence leigh lawrence he clearly doesn't like chuckers checkers or me i'm mixing up chuck and checkers there so it's hash tag chuck checkers is he offering an alternative to mrs may's plans. well he didn't say anything new i mean we know what his alternative is which is to say to the european union stuff off go away we don't need you read the old britain we won't surrender to you and we will just walk away not pay you any money at all

because remember the u.k. is talking about paying the european union about forty billion euros as a as a settlement for leaving and do our own thing and trade with the rest of the world of course we'll stay friends with europe and all this that but in terms it is just him saying britain is a great country and we will not be but it is a submission by but by these people so it's all you know he's trying to sound a bit like churchill in in that sort of sense but the detail is almost negligible and this is what people complain about him so much though so well you didn't say anything about the irish border for example what's what's going to be like if you want a hard border between north nolens which is in the u.k. out of the european union and republic of ireland which is in the european union then how are you going to do it and it is not a word the sort of brushed it off is if it's just a detail it doesn't really matter very much and we'll find a way and it will be ok what he has got for him is absolutely outstanding passion

you know there are three hours to get into the meeting and there was a whole load of m.p.'s there who support his vision of a harbor exits and there were enough of them on his side because he's not to tell mic for their cause that they could vote down some reason mase plan to be mostly out a little bit even of the european union and so in that sense even if he can come across many people as a bit of a fraud he's really very important particularly to the the grassroots and the conservative party membership here who are. absolutely adore as you were talking to us there lawrence we did have a cutaway shot of that front row of m.p.'s i notice david davis former bricks that secretary in duncan smith as well former conservative party leader to those numbers stack up enough not just to fire a warning shot across mrs may's bricks it burrows if you will but also to put together a leadership challenge because everyone knows boris johnson he was fifty percent of the architecture of bricks it but he wants to be british prime minister.

well yeah and so this is where he's got a problem it's if it's quite complicated i said he's very popular with the membership out in the country he's really not that popular among members of parliament in the same way many of them think he's a liar that he's deceitful you know once upon a time boris johnson said he'd love it if turkey joined the european union and there he is campaigning for leave on the grounds of the turkey joins the european union then britain could be invaded by tens of millions of muslims so he can do these sorts of about turns all the time and people say you've got no fixed opinions we can't really trust your leadership he hasn't got the votes to mount a leadership challenge against reason may in that sense he's stuck but what they can do if if the labor party and all the and all the dissenters and other conservative party all voted against it they could bring the whole may plan down and that could cost her her leadership lawrence good to talk to as ever many thanks

. still ahead here on al-jazeera how brazil security forces get tough on gang violence in the slums of rio plus. five decades on from a massacre mexico remembers the state admits responsibility. hello it's been raining heavily on the coast of vietnam and you can see why is this continuous breeze taking the showers on but in china and that's really the basis of this forecast it's been in sichuan or further southwest and that's still the case for wednesday's chengdu in the rain but even this appears to be drying up which is consistent when you get the northeast monsoon in which will last for several months it's a dry period so quite warm there is twenty six in shanghai twenty eight in mohan

even warmer of course down in hong kong and not like humid now they are treating monsoon rains in india still giving quite a few showers in karen quite a long way north but also showing significant rain in sri lanka and typically just not southeastern parts of bangladesh there are no longer in northeastern india so a good part of india is dry now with the obvious exceptions but temperatures still in the middle thirty's which is on the high side in katmandu has got twenty four which might prompt a thunderstorm or two somewhere in the ball here it is not a big problem and the more around the gulf states is a bit of a breeze it has been dusty one coming down from north otherwise for the array beauty peninsular it's a dry picture very few showers likely even in the mountains of yemen no insula. what makes this moment. so unique. we haven't seen the president this.

freedom of speech is. constant. in here nearly in. there's no way. straight up here is the two state solution. from britain on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera my name's peter davi these are the headlines so far today more than twelve hundred people have been confirmed to friday's earthquake and tsunami on the end of. the military has taken over the local airports bringing

aid and move people who've been injured. cases of cholera in the yemeni port city of data tripled the save the children the report says there were more than thirteen hundred cases in august many of them children under the age of five has been intensified fighting in the data since june the. coalition battles the hoofy rebels britain's former foreign secretary boris johnson has called on the conservative party to throw out prime minister teresa mayes proposals he says the so-called checkers plan is an attempt to mislead voters who made the comments in the last two hours on the sidelines of the governing conservative party conference. around three hundred passengers on board a danish very had been stranded in the baltic sea after the ship had an engine breakdown the operator says the ferry will be towed to the few indian city of klaipeda it denies earlier reports that the ferry went on fire and says a malfunction simply produced smoke no passengers or crew were injured. the un says

the ongoing killing and wounding of palestinian protesters on the gaza border fence by israeli forces is an affront to human rights the comments were made by michael link the un special rapporteur for human rights in the palestinian territories on monday thousands of palestinians gathered near the land and sea front here with israel to demand their right to return they were fired on thirty seven of them were injured more than one hundred fifty palestinians have been killed by israeli forces along the border since the end of march. more than sixty two thousand brazilians have died as a result of violent crimes in the last year breaking a record for homicides in the country the increase is largely because of rival drug gangs battling for territory mariana sanchez reports from rio de janeiro. another military operation in the streets of rio this is what poor brazilians in hundreds of slums of us are going through day here day out.

you see another geniuses there living in fear. that i need to check of their any shootouts before i leave my home sometimes i'm not able to go to work and the kids can't go to school it's not safe. receiving. thousands of soldiers and military police to break up organized crimes control of the favelas since the military intervention started in february more than eight hundred people have been killed in confrontations with security forces the military has been doing operations in favelas like this one for six months but human rights organizations say there have been changes but for the worse the number of shootings have increased by at least forty percent in danger and civilians. even brazilians who live in protected compounds are afraid. are ready to move to portugal with their fifteen month old daughter a morning just interview would mean no fish i have seen robberies shootings

situations that i don't need to go through we live in a garden area but i don't want to live in this golden cage. the justice ministry says twenty one thousand brazilians left the country last year because of the violence. seventeen of brazil's major cities are among the most dangerous in the world experts say the government is staking the wrong approach. that argues ill chooses to combat the drug trade with general repression and not by investigating the criminal organizations to track the money and the weapons. the violence has been growing since the economic crisis hit the country four years ago as a result sixty six percent of brazilians favor security operations but some say civilians in the slums are getting the wrong message see two warring thank you get if you position a tank in front of the favela and send thousands of soldiers you are saying you are the enemy whether their supporters or not we think this is illegal it is wrong and

immoral. critics say military operations have always been unsuccessful but until a new president takes office in january they will continue and poor brazilians will have to live in the crossfire unable to leave money an essential. for decades it's been an open secret in mexico the massacre of student protesters in a public square in the capital city mexico city now the authorities tried to cover up the true scale of the tragedy on the fiftieth anniversary the mexican government has finally accepted it was a state crime john holeman is that. it was a night that traumatized mexico exactly fifty years ago mainly student protesters gathered in talk to local square to challenge an oath or a terry regime then the unthinkable the army trapped them and snipers mow them down it's march the country ever since felix hernandez was there. but the.

sincere young quotables there were clothes and shoes thrown about bodies lying there we didn't know if they were. dead or wounded shortly after army trucks came to take them away and clean up with high pressure hoses. now when the half century anniversary of the massacre the government has admitted for the first time the what happened. was a state crime but. this document explicitly recognizes the victims were attacked slandered some killed others disappeared detained and tortured for. it's a big admission successive administrations have hit in the truth about the local despite over time the massacre has see it itself into the country's conscience just to put it into perspective it's not a little cory's about as important in mexico as tiananmen square in china it marked the point when the all powerful pre-partition which room its code for much of the

twentieth century was defied as never before and then the party's reaction to that defiance it also mark the point in which many mexicans with before had seen the party as a benevolent dictatorship instead started to view it as a violent tyranny. defeat the protest movement so the seeds for mexico's eventual transition to democracy it gives some sense to his personal sacrifice if we that they need lucky and they've set a peaceful i was arrested in the building next to the square and spent almost three years in jail here many friends of mine died while there as well did and others disappeared it's a very painful story. the country has new problems now record levels of violence tens of thousands of disappeared some of the old ones also remain impunity and corruption. leaks sample of the students of cloth a little coke continues to inspire those demanding change they're going to give it

to them us we owe them for joining together for their bravery in confronting the government and demanding answers in it so it's a hard one legacy continues to resonate fifty years on john homan. may screw city. hundreds of people have been demonstrating in belgium today against government pension reform plans unions are against a proposed system for pensions based on the number of years worked and physical effort involved in the job they also want to twenty sixteen more struck down which would increase the retirement age from sixty five to sixty seven by the a twenty thirty. southeast asian countries want me and maher to allow an independent investigation into the killing of muslim rango singapore's foreign minister vivian balakrishnan says a commission of inquiry set up by me and mas government in july must be given a full mandate to hold people accountable. this year's nobel prize for physics has been awarded to three scientists than for the first time in fifty five years

a woman is one of the winners frenchman gerard morrow and donna strickland of canada developed a better way to design lasers to allow them to alter matter including how to improve eyesight the american other ashkan created what's called optical tweezers which allows scientists to better examine molecules and to measure forces well this is the one hundred twelfth time the prize for physics has been handed out in sweden the next list of nominees won't be revealed for another fifty years shelob ellis has more on previous winners. the nobel prize in physics was first awarded to vill home runs going in one thousand one for discovering x. rays this is one of his first x. ray images an eighteen ninety six it is his wife and his hand complete with a wedding ring two years later one of physics first families was recognized marie and pierre curie won in one thousand nine hundred three for discovering a radioactive elements polonium and radium here famously said he would not accept

the prize and he says wife received equal honors marie went on to also when a nobel prize in chemistry the gender balance wasn't to last they have been two hundred seven physics laureates represented here the two red dots they represent the two female winners beyond curie the only other woman to win was marie get that maya and nine hundred sixty three for her work on nuclear structure the most famous laureate was what einstein he won not for his most famous theory relativity but for theoretical physics in general his author george bernard shaw paying tribute. the problem and other great men i believe are making. other than not have a very. good we are back now and not because of them but they are very kind of you know that i don't like radio and i can tell you that. the year after einstein niels bohr one for developing the structure of an atom he

helped to establish certain european organization for nuclear research ninety years after he won it was here that the existence of the higgs bosun was proven a subatomic particle that explains why other particles have mass peter higgs and france were on glare became nobel laureates for that breakthrough in twenty thirty a notable absent take as astrophysicist stephen hawking despite his work on black holes he never won the nobel prize for physics he died early this year and awards are given posthumously. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories more than one thousand two hundred people have now been confirmed after friday's earthquake and tsunami on the indonesian island of sort of we see that figure includes dozens of children who died when mudslides hit the church camp the military has taken over the local

airport to bring in aid and nice people who've been injured. thomas has more now from polish. it wasn't so much what we saw as we couldn't go to see about march through the dark green but were missionary it was what we smelled a pungent smell of decomposing bodies not all the bodies have been buried i can absolutely say that from the smell that we encountered as we got to roughly well down near to sea level as we came into this city it's very dark city in every sense of the word the power is off there's no water and there's a real sense of menace as well as you drive through. cholera cases in the emily port city of her data nearly tripled this summer a new report from save the children says there were one thousand three hundred forty two cases in august many of them children under the age of five there's been intensified fighting in the data since june as the coalition battles hoofy rebels at least twenty people have been killed and more than fifty were injured in a suicide bomb attack on an election meeting in afghanistan

a suicide bomber targeted supporters of a provincial council member in the province of many of those killed were local elders the candidate targeted has previously spoken of increasing pressure in that region france is accusing iran of being behind a foil the attack near paris earlier this year paris says tehran's intelligence agency which is led by the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini tried and failed to bomb an exiled iranian opposition groups rally in june iran denies the french accusations over the alleged bomb plot. the ucas form of foreign secretary boris johnson has called on the conservative party to throw out prime minister to resume is brecht's it proposals he says the so-called checkers plan is an attempt to mislead for tos he's made the comments in the past few hours at an event on the sidelines of the governing conservative party conference mr johnson has been critical of the prime minister's handling of bricks at negotiations ever since he

resigned in july up next is the stream i'll see you here from seven g. tomorrow thanks for watching. capturing a moment in time snapshots of. the story providing a glimpse into someone else's world. in the string brazil had to the polls on october seventh to vote in the first round of general elections that of sparts polarizing debate about the presidency on the streets and currently the two leading candidates r.j. edible scenario of the social liberal party and fernando had that 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 our support in the upcoming presidential elections is called war and we're going to from portugal because he's the only one who brings an actual fresh new start for brazil in politics his support of the liberals as sonia was a shadow because they're both social movement leaders that have struggled for democracy social justice and human rights on the ground with the people well i'm voting for bush for now though 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 they're going to do that i support is wrong with them from 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 policy 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 air boats and 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 house ellen now or not him about protests people shouted you can cry women will take you down. to united women will never be defeated. they chanted wilson or oh you fascists women will put you in line.

and feminism is revolution. and some protests are shared why they came to be heard ah. ah . on sunday supporters of wilson are 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 raquel cromwell is washington correspondent for global news and bremen germany rafael subgoal garcia is an independent journalist he's normally based in brazil and in sao paolo maldini c.e.o. 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 it is show how polarized presuming is right now that he's a cool say it's actually the whole the brazilians are united against the idea that the whole political class is corrupt but why bring a lot of people against most of our industries like because since he was he came he became a congress i mean in the beginning of it in ninety it's he's being very controversial he makes a very offensive or a man remarks against women against black people against gays. and he is being in that time over there here ready defend in their back and they return to the military dictatorship in brazil which will resume full sixty four to eighty five and it was a very dark mall. much in brazil but a lot of the abuse of human rights in torture here ready defended torture is being the fainting 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 and then daughters 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 voted for him because he's a better a lot of people voted for bill so loud i can see that in my family it's voting actually for it to protest the other side they don't just vote it's not necessarily a boat actually sure they don't see the party they are against right now that is a worker's party duwayne rule of spidey. raisin in the polls like we are 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 most people that were protesting on saturday they were really upset was also not about they 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 of course 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 trail of candidates using nearly known and that has taken their t.v. programs or their internet material as well so i would say that the leaders of the movement were women because of the bill so not a legitimate be so aggressive against women in the last years or so but the political parties have also seized the opportunity to try to drive bush from out of out of the out of the runoff that is transit for the eighth of course there is there's slim chance that happens because this works for bush not in the polls is 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 room 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 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 the 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 you'll say that the polarization in britain there is taking place in brazil is important to have in mind we're not talking about the extremes. in one side and also not on the other side the from different balls but it's not extreme the workers' party. and how that belongs is not an extreme left political party though also not just from the extreme right but this election what we see is a lot of people voting against a candidate they're not exactly voting for someone they want but there are 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 their mother for the workers' party not because they do support them they have a lot of criticisms people from the left they have criticisms that was the workers' party but they actually have to fault they think they have to vote for her dad in order to prevent. from winning supporters off the right also i do the same support. not just to prevent the workers' party from coming back again and corruption is just the background because you have. political parties for update on both sides also now there's some new announces i guess was another baby by by here ex-wife there still has the country still has to investigate it's all of the news from the past few days so this is pretty much an election of polarization of two very different sides don't necessarily extreme sides. in people halting to prevent

the other from we so i want to show what some of that polarization looks like and this is sarah who tweets so sad to see some of my friends dismiss their candidates racists massage and earth 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 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 presidency but very afraid of the near enough of a belief of the military who so interesting to put excited in that thought of potential to. break this down for us what do we know about how dodd well the problem would have bad right now is that he's very connected with lula which is a president the brazilian president just sent to jail 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 thing there for him in order to advance he would have to disconnect himself 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 and in order to go over 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 luna's image to appeal for a day or forwarders especially in the north now to present to the former president being put in himself as a candidate even though the electrode just says he would not allow that to happen so that is drawing on the pools in this is a scaring a lot of people this is why you see what is going no a lot of people doing disprove. it seems interesting that you mentioned you

mentioned disconnects in their memory so i want to go to you with this because disconnecting himself from but we saw a jail time endorsement result of 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 how don wants to make the disconnection because that's what makes him so powerful at this moment or like new or not is a political genius but this process has shown is that he has managed to organize brazil's elections from jail which is just quite a maze but the book concerns that most people will have that i said early meaning that they will end at the end of the election problem is after the election and there's due to the illegitimacy issue because what's 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 i had been allowed to run we would have won the election and makes this election throws well so we're now looking into an election that somehow at least what the poll suggests is tipping to work so i doubt because of all the rejection that. few days but it doesn't mean that the election will end brazil's four year longer the political crisis the next day as many people express can be a very troubled as well and a headline here for what you just mentioned brazil's was not all says he will not accept election result if he loses so it's something to look forward to it this has already been pledged. your take on this because that that means almost one and there's a guarantee then that we will see a runoff and two if this happens what does that mean for president. well that tweets that he showed about a military coup is something there are a lot of people was really afraid in brazil right now that it might. take place

another another coup because in one side you have also now with the support of a lot of military high office in ranks. or supporting his bicycle his ice i really mean his i started it was going to full credit for his presidency is a general he's a retired general who actually declared dead he would support the idea of. who if there is anger in the country after an eventual also no election if the other side you have. this sort of puppet that's what a lot of people has some criticisms or something to say about that because he's not read it and it lays there and it is 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. hoffman is the president of the workers' party repeated lee said that they were going to settle the creek if they win so. a lot of second. so i was just going to tell you that does

break the news of every every moment there's. it seems the running mate for a lot of just said it will accept election results just a few minutes ok. so it's just amazing yeah i'd like to thank you so much for bringing that and it shows really just the fast pace nature of this and i'm going to go back to you but you mention puppet or that some people say that about is a puppet others say the word doll i want to share this kind of we got in live from sammy who says why are people only talking about will snarl and have dad had that has alliances he's a doll and will 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 bases from left to right right and you have for the center left you have seattle you have my ina on the center right you have a couple you have all coming which is that was the governor some call but the thing is as the country is really polarized it's normally people are just going to this also not all too long to have that i was going to say little 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 a guest thirteen correct me if i'm wrong but i guess we have thirty candidates. they really don't stand a chance because really the country is voting against someone and this like and so they have said they had and they made their presidential they made and they were they are their candidate so as actually using that as a command to try and get their chance to go to the second round and you were saying 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 sent here but there's a stream of. discourse somewhat exaggerated because of her not to have that job though. it belongs in the workers' party which has moved further laughed since two thousand and sixteen when president the most that was impeached it's hard to say that a party that's played elections and governed for such a long time is anti democratic in any way when we talk about terrible so not a scandal see which is a new thing there are reasonable concerns based on things that he said in the past about one of the dictatorships what but a 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 which is how much we don't want someone to be president and that it's thirty seven it's. about thirty percent also matters it's about forty six forty

five forty two different full so if you get more than forty percent of the ball that's basically impossible to get elected before the end of the sixteen whimpers it was living in the little crisis beach with all that. fifty seven percent of rejection so let me present. it is very likely that the workers' party of the suv or whatever would have a very slim chance of winning but now that rejection of the most reliable some out of the other candidates that are also part of this race and many say oh and by helena 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 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 because i want to ask you is a specific is a common jesus but then we see how muslims came to this business only the specific has said be happy to see. your column have. a couple going to. be your cup of but as you know so from the. chief good human there's no way so newsrooms around brazil are monitoring what's really become a viral 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 he says the media is manipulating resilience with big news. it's also that us message is a little like with saw here in the united states he thinks that when we we save facts when we say we reproduce the things he was saying before i guess we may like he would rape a congresswoman because she's so 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 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 couric in brazil you is staking different of these with other parties more than thirty i think it is joy. for its facebook. is

also part of an effort the u.s. is sending at the u.s. i'm sorry i think things from washington are going to resume to see the impact of fake fake news could have. a lection 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 and like you were saying what's up in brazil i think about south of the second biggest market for. in the world to claim that 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 asked me to 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 out there you see i see you nodding you're your head. seriously what the electoral courts this is fake news has been the bundle to brazilian

politics since the first bush so now those supporters are spreading those more of them but not as you 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 start from the beginning to the end i doubt 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 used to come when e-mail started to expose the fourteenth and now it comes on what's up much more quickly i think this is still going to have a bigger impact than we're seeing no and journalism is being attacked in brazil that's for sure whatever news is them a g two especially. you're going to see a lot of support just protesting against journalists if you're sternal as i'm 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 benefit 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 thickness. media's being extended attacked in brazil is really under attack but at the same time a lot of a lot of times when you go in trying to check information this information is

available 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 birken signing 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 i doubt endorse one how both growing at the same time that the rejection rate of both of them also groet. is and 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 really well it's oh no ok 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 gas 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. were. i have almost my entire professional life for the devotion and fight against corruption and whatever it is that we need champions we need also to shine the light on those shampoos and this award bridges that gap that existed in this.

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ojo with the news grid live on and streaming online through you tube facebook live and al-jazeera dot com good to have you with us well over twelve hundred dead thousands others uprooted and yet the full scale of this disaster is still unknown survivors of friday's tsunami in indonesia are now becoming desperate with rescue and aid workers struggling to reach far flung areas they've even begun looting stores to survive andrew thomas has finally been able to reach palo the city was hit by the earthquake and tsunami he sent us this report. this is a city that really has been destroyed virtually every building that i have seen has major damage smashed windows broken roofs collapsed pillars they are everywhere you see ships where they shouldn't be on the wrong side of roads a good hundred meters away from where the sea as return to this is

a very dark city in every sense of the word obviously nighttime now there's no power here and there is a very real sense of menace you see a lot of soldiers a lot of place with guns a regular reports that aid convoys have been looted raided before they reached the people they were heading for they've been diverted and the guards on those convoys are to try and stop to make sure you get. we started. to tee of posts through which should have taken us under normal circumstances four hours to get here to apollo sixteen hours we left before dawn we got here well into the night and coming the other way over the mountain range through various landslides trying to make their way through were thousands upon thousands of cars each with five six people on board trying to get out of the exodus the evacuation

of this city is very much on by road and apparently we haven't seen it but it's true of the other road exit points as well and of course at the same time to get in in the traffic jams that we were stuck in for much of chews day was heavy equipment water food doctors ambulances and they took hours to get here but they are getting here and it's almost there were jimmy duggan has the latest from the port city. on the island. a tsunami or blitter rated the city of the full scale of devastation has yet to be seen so officials here say the death toll could rise that milly's are struggling to find missing relatives many don't even know where to begin volunteers are working overtime to rescue those who are trapped according to the united nations almost two hundred

thousand people are in need of urgent help food and clean water are in short supply hospitals across by lose juggle with the overwhelming number of those who've been injured and as survivors battled food and hunger the government says there are growing security concerns. there hasn't been any aid there's no food and no water and all these areas. while the dead many on the dead to fight will have to be buried in haste a difficult position even the government admits. therefore today we have decided that all the bodies here have to be buried within a day where the bodies can be taken by their relatives otherwise we bury them in a mass grave that has been prepared so today all the body should be clear. the central sulawesi administration has declared a fourteen day state of emergency while president dodo promised to send in much needed supplies but these images are painfully familiar the two thousand and four

tsunami killed more than one hundred seventy thousand indonesians after which the government promised to be better prepared so many question whether tsunami warnings and evacuation plans were followed. small comfort for the people by lou we're even those who are meant to help have become victims chameleon dugit al-jazeera south sulawesi and an easier for iran a fair dose is from the charity oxfam in indonesia macassar where providing clean water to the survivors is a top priority. there are still many people to bike with the need for what the. minerals out food. and. the difficulties spirits there so what walks on do now is trying to do it by fallujah.

where we are now trying to access the markets here in order to buy some supplies that we need to bring a. lot of people need down there and what we are going to assess is mostly the people that need the. clean water facility we are going to aim to rate up to five hundred thousand people of to live or to be. with our organizations when we have a truly was on the ground in the next few months of course you know it's it's not only a one or day two walking job it will be the next coming more few months ago when people had already stepped over the afghans and. we cannot at the moment we only have to ask access via how many pipe wicca and then how

many people living in camps in that. cats that are in one hundred and one location at the moment now. as the government have said almost sixty thousand of the. people leaving. under the sky. now finding ways to communicate can be a big challenge in the aftermath of a year natural disaster like this or social media producer saga is here with more on that sorrow now or sometimes it's the only way to get information out on the scale of devastation is huge but plenty of people are still sharing their content on social media especially from those hard to reach areas now if you take a look at this story in footage from it's gone viral this one and it shows the extensive damage that was caused and you can see from this the share magnitude and just why that death toll continues to rise now because polly is so remote it takes

time to find videos online but we're slowly getting a better picture of what's happened and what is still happening we still keep seeing new videos being uploaded like this posted actually from the day of the tsunami showing patients being moved from a hospital now the island is in survey need of medical aid and shelter for those that have been displaced and many people in indonesia are also sharing the sharing links like this to emergency efforts are being seen on facebook and twitter and all skin people to donate their money now people are particularly in need of food of course and medical aid now apps have also played a big role in the disaster response efforts and lie three sixty this is an example of an app that can help families during natural disasters that lets family members monitor everyone's location and then choose a safe place as a meeting point for now if you have seen any footage from this disaster that's been posted by people on the ground so you send it to us you can do that through.