priem court of the united states is confirmed i i i i i throughout the day protesters gathered outside the supreme court the vast majority deeply opposed to the appointment of brett kavanaugh and fearful of the impact he will have on the court the supreme court is critical to our democracy they make choices that impact our lives our futures and our children's eyes we are not going to say here and just lie down and let this country mean shann get us down we're going to get right back up keep fighting and get that change that we want even if it's not president trump though saw a different picture of the gathering the tweet before the vote was taken womenfolk of an oar and many others who support the very good man are gathering all over capitol hill it's a beautiful thing to see he continues and they are not paid professional protesters who are handed expensive signs big day for america this bitter nomination process could have

a major impact on the mid-term elections to take place next month an opportunity for democrats to claw back a majority in both the house and the senate. but even this would not change a simple stark fact with this second successful confirmation president trump has pushed the center of the court firmly to the right by kana al-jazeera washington. here secretary of state has returned from a meeting with north korea's kim jong un aimed at making progress on nuclear disarmament by pompei was also working to set up another summit between kim and us president donald trump of the last one kim said he'd work towards denuclearize ation but there's been no agreement on how to put that into action. elections that are seen as a test of national unity are under way in bosnia herzegovina the country's rule through a complex power sharing system involving three presidents and two regional parliaments

split along ethnic lines it's a legacy of a peace deal following the balkans war of the one nine hundred ninety s. in which more than one hundred thousand people were killed tensions remain between us and the ak and croat ethnic groups and unemployment is high david chaytor has more from sorry a verb. there are more than three point three million registered voters in this political process perhaps one of the most complex devise in the world it was meant to try and stop the fighting it came from the dayton peace accords when the war finished in one thousand nine hundred five a war which killed one hundred thousand people and the sensually there are something like seven thousand five hundred candidates for about five hundred eighteen separate government positions both national and local but what the campaign has been marked for mark by most is the fact that there have been some

groups electoral abuses on a record high this these include corruption in clude blackmail include intimidation doing crude bribing so it's not an election as we would know it in western europe and even the fact that if you're jewish or if you're from the roma community you can't even stand in this election so even though the country is on the edge of europe it's a very different form of election to what western democracies are used to now but the worst thing is of course that the rotating presidency every eight months three different presidents from the division within the country that the bosnia if the kohout and the serbs take over the presidency for eight months each now the one who is standing on the serbian side who is the head of the serb serve and city within the country a man called madrid dick has actually been using very divisive ethnically divisive

campaign he's been praising the war criminal rather than carriage and he clearly wants to make republika srpska the entity within this country independent so he's standing for the presidency of a country he wants to destroy by turning his entity independent. and cameroonians appraising in that country's presidential election president paul bia is seeking. a seventh term in office after thirty six years. correspondent have a morgan is in the cameroonian capital yelm day and it looks as though your at a polling station where i understand you're expecting the eighty five year old seven time leader cameron to come and vote himself obviously many many cameroonians a young population have never known anybody else. well yes martin he is not the. result of doubt his ruling the country for

thirty five years now if you went with time he will be the president for the seventy nine and he will be ruling cameron for another seven years but as you can hear he has a right to arrive any moment there has been a very low relatively low turnout according to the electoral commission now who are and i now want monitoring. their ballots but this is not the only place in the capital here where there are people clapping their problems there are several other polling stations but in the southwest in the northwest regions where there has been a relative unrest the polling stations have been very secure there is heavy security presence heavy military presence rule has blocked their land borders their maritime borders they have stopped any into regional capital and into regional travels and it ought to be greatly that people have to close their shops people have to close their businesses and they cannot come out and look they want to come out and vote for their candidate that many people are describing what's going on in the anglophone west of the country is the biggest crisis to face cameron in living

memory i mean do we know whether they're actually going to take part in this in this. well it's very hard for a lot of them to take part and martin let's remember that about two hundred thousand have been displaced. many of them who have registered even to be happy if they have written to be cannot go to a calling station had been displaced from their homes in the. religion some of them here in the capital young other than in the economic capital who are so they can cast their ballots so effectively we have about two hundred thousand men have registered but cannot cast their ballots we don't have that heavy security in those regions people who have been out there have been to close anything that could be operational in restaurants shops and they have to either staying at home or come out and vote for them it could be very tricky situation a lot of them of the thing that they have been hearing gunshots over the past few days there have been reports of killing a we can't verify that because we haven't been there yet but. they have been

killing and they say that might not be able to come out of their homes and close right. right there's a list out west in the northwest is casting a shadow over the election and says there's relative insecurity and who they are of all of this he has the power of incumbency what about the opposition parties what are they managing to do in terms of mounting some some form a coherent opposition against his party. well so far up until two days before the election all of them having their own independent candidate there were eight candidates running against the president but. the friday before the election one of the one of the candidates that down and withdrew from the rain and told his supporters to back to back one of the other candidates from the capital is not movement so we have i can remove now who is actually corruption lawyer who has had his own army who has his own party called now which has just launched here he has gotten supporters that he has their ballot come to who is the

leader all cameron is gone now it's not very clear if they are going to let us not even clear how many people will come out and polls there are thirty million eligible voters but less than that have projected to go in this election so whatever the results are it's it's going to be a very interesting result all right thank you very much more than our correspondent there in the camera capital ellen de. now a five point nine magnitude earthquake has killed at least ten people in haiti the police chief of the northwest region said seven people died in port deposit the northern town close to the epicenter and three others have died in a town further south still to come here down jazeera brazilians prepared to go to the polls in the most divisive election since the country's return to democracy three decades ago.

however given that the sun is going south the showers will follow th same every year which means we get daily showers developing in so no way see now including palu but the line is rather more concentrated in the showers or more frequent to the west so over sumatra still have a singapore kuala lumpur and sudden thailand nothing is particularly heavy but the showers individually can be a bit of a shock but they say they are quite well scattered now and they still reach as far as science is a job and they won't do for another couple of weeks at least still react to weather in australia about see a big temperature change a spinner in the bite is going in this direction tends to induce first of all a land breezes quite warm and then the cold air that follows it so you have gold coming up the next twenty four hours first of all twenty four degrees to twenty seven melbourne back to adelaide this is the the breeze out of the land a few showers coming through on that developing frontal system at twenty two behind it let me take you should choose to perth is doing fine there's

a huge drop in temperature in both adelaide and melbourne we've done seven or eight degrees and that's a frontal system producing rain or showers in victoria a city and if you're lucky in new south wales but in sydney it's still quite warm at twenty three degrees i'm probably sunny. she's seven years old she's a hog. she's cool and i dad is the best friend. to get mad they were at cod to make their dreams come true. viewfinder kicks off its asia series with china's little rock star. at this time on al-jazeera.

visit take a look at the top stories here it out turkish authorities believe a saudi journalist missing since tuesday was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul jamal khashoggi disappeared four days ago after entering the building to pick up marriage paperwork turkish officials told reuters the police believe the murder was premeditated in the body moved out of the building saudi arabia denies she was killed at the consulate. in denise's dissolves release trades and says that as many as five thousand people are missing from the villages of ballarat and perturb and that figure is significantly higher than the one thousand that

officials initially estimated were buried beneath the rubble he also announced that the search for earthquake and tsunami victims will say at this point they will be listed as missing presumed dead. voters are heading to the polls in cameron's presidential election and president will be seeking a seventh term in office after thirty six years in power coverings borders have been closed and security forces deployed to prevent violence. now what is being described as perhaps the most fractious election in brazil is getting underway in just a few hours from now today's a correspondent as she reports from brazil's largest city sao paolo. sand visit women and men on the streets of sao paulo. they're asking the undecided voters to vote for anyone except. the former army captain who is leading the presidential race in brazil.

like. i said thirteen candidates are running for brazil's press. but poll say it's become a two man race between worlds and fat man the lie that the who replaced former president. as the workers' party candidate. says that if he's elected people like her will be at risk her whole family took to the streets to support how that's campaign. that things were different when lula was in power we had schools my son is a professor now because he went to school. opportunities to the people and her dad who continued this policy. serving a twelve year sentence for corruption was banned from running the workers' party strategy to help fight mount other when the selection has been to say that voting for him is like in the waiting for results homer resident eleven feet off the

problem is that bad strategy didn't work in many parts of the country when people are furious with the corruption that happened while the workers' party was in power . in spite of the criticism also now those numbers have continued to rise since he was stabbed early in september even among those who once voted for. has expressed his admiration for brazil's former dictatorship once or beleaguered tory birth control for poor people and once brazil out of the un because he says it's run by communists and really says he will vote for him but this is a game of those who i'm certain that the change in brazil a new attitude and a new political structure we have to punish the corrupt politicians analysts say there's a reason why we also noticed popularity has radically increased in the past month as this attack on both of. which. was

a shock for the country but the most important thing was that both now i had free time not. as an advertiser but in the in the headlines he was always in the new. even though volatile night on me when this election round poll suggests he will have to go to a second round in the ballots it is then when people whole center left parties will unite against one man they see as a threat. israel has imposed new restrictions on girls or in reaction to protests along the border fence israel's defense minister has ordered the operations for girls a fisherman to be scaled down from nine to six nautical miles avigdor lieberman threatened further measures of what he called violent incidents continue israeli forces have killed at least one hundred eighty three palestinians since the weekly protests began in march yemen's government says who the rebels have detained ten

ships in who data as the main port for humanitarian aid who is haven't responded so far an offensive on the rebel held city is expected to be resumed hundreds of being killed in the last few months by sally amorality coalition air strikes and germans who the rebels have detained a number of students in the country's capital sixteen female students were among those arrested for protesting against economic hardship in the capital sanaa the price of basic goods have soared over three and a half years of civil war the media labelled the students mercenaries who were tasked by the aggressors to plant rumors and disturb public peace interpol the international policing agency has asked beijing to clarify the whereabouts and well being of its chief among home way monks family in france say they haven't heard from him since he flew to china last month french police are investigating his disappearance munger's

a former chinese vice minister of public security. the opening ceremony has been held in argentina for the third to youthen him pick gains teenagers are competing in thirty two sports. reports from one aside. before the athletes from more than two hundred countries start to compete is a celebration of the off to malign the limbic ideals this is when they use a limpid games truly belong to the people of one osiris the opening ceremony in the street rather than in the sporting arena the celebration of argentine life and culture to share with the rest of the world. the organizers said they want to pick game to be as inclusive as possible and not in times of visitors from around the world the thirdly come out in large numbers with this opening ceremony this is the biggest sporting event argentina has hosted in forty years and the biggest sporting event the most of the whole thousand athletes with a participated in. four new tents have been at it karate roller sports sport

climbing and breakdancing the aim to make the olympics more relevant to the next generation and she use them to tackle issues concerning wider society such as race and gender equality i think that in the point here is just to use this for us out against the speech it's just a power there with. women's and women's internal just to feel more confident. the debate is part of what's being called the limp is an action using sport to tackle major issues that concern the younger generation of the next twelve days it's the sport that will take center stage with big games have become. the new show on the al-jazeera when osiris.

look at the top stories here it out is there. turkish authorities believe a saudi journalist missing since tuesday was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul jamal khashoggi disappeared four days ago after entering the building to pick up marriage paperwork turkish officials told reuters that police believe the murder was premeditated and the body moved out of the building saudi arabia denies because shuggie was killed at the consulates indonesia's disaster relief spokesman says that as many as five thousand people are missing from the villages of balor and perturb and that's a figure significantly higher than the one thousand that officials initially thought were buried beneath the rubble he also announced that the search for earthquake and tsunami victims will end on thursday and at that point will be listed as missing presumed dead voters are heading to the polls in cameron's presidential election president poor beer is seeking a seventh term in office after thirty six years in power cameron's borders of being

closed and security forces deployed to prevent violence u.s. secretary of state has returned from a meeting with north korea's kim jong un aimed at making progress on nuclear disarmament by pompei was also working to set another meeting between kim and president trump at the last summit kim said he would work toward denuclearization but there's been no agreement on how to put that into action. brett kavanaugh president trump supremum course choice has been sworn in after a contentious senate vote it follows thirty hours of intense debate for and against a candidate who was subjected to an f.b.i. investigation into sexual assault allegations made against him by three women. elections that are being seen as a test of national unity are under way in both the given a the country is ruled through a complex power sharing system involving three presidents and to regional parliament split along ethnic lines of today those are the very latest headlines

from us here about to say with us a view finder asia. al-jazeera world travels to the lebanese city of tripoli. to meet the widows living in one of the world's most ancient refuges. more than seven hundred years old and it still holds the charitable tradition of sheltering those with no means of supporting themselves the would do sanctuary on al-jazeera. if you find fresh perspectives through the men's of the local filmmakers soon.

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by blood part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. and the latest news as it breaks because people are already some of the country's most vulnerable and now they say they need help with details coverage here in gaza more than most places the contrast between scenes like this and the realities of daily life for so many from around the world forty years ago it was all but impossible for a foreign man or woman to live in china let alone marry a chinese but today marriages like this on no longer exceptional. brother lee the. brutal dictator. with discontent spreading through north africa time was running out for libya's self-styled king of kings. in the first of a two part series the big picture charts the rise and fall of one of the few and the events that helped fuel the violence of his final hour. a must for libya

on al-jazeera the. every. zero. this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes turkish police believe a prominent saudi journalist has been murdered inside the saudi consulate in

istanbul. the number of people missing after indonesia's quake and tsunami rises dramatically. also some mentoring a conservative majority in the u.s. supreme court brett kavanaugh is sworn in after a close vote in a basically divided senate. i'm joined again with the sports have my comment of pete's conover director in that big u.f.c. fight but it's what happens off to was this far in the results in doubt. turkish authorities believe a saudi journalists missing since tuesday has been killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. disappeared four days ago after entering the building to pick up marriage paperwork turkish officials told reuters the police believe the murder was premeditated and the body moved out of the building denies kushal ji was

killed at the consulate. following the. joins us now from a well i mean pretty dramatic developments that the night. was a pretty conclusive in their account of what's happened. in the lore i mean initially the concern was over. the safety people or the man doing for his immediate release there was a protest outside the consulate on friday but by saturday unfortunately became more and more worrying the messages that were coming from officials and by the evening after turkish security sources had said that they had tracked fifteen saudi nationals among some of fish bowls entering the country the same day that jamaat was at the concert it's going to the concert at the same time tomatoes at the consulate and then very quickly leaving or fleeing the country that they had believed that this was not turned into a murder investigation on that they were trying to track down exactly the culprits

and so forth so people obviously rightfully. shocked and saddened with the news of the what they understand to be the murder and i saw the nation of this journalist as you know these security officials said that they have c.c.t.v. footage and other evidence that they will be releasing in the coming twenty four hours they had said forty eight hours on saturday so we expect by the end of play on monday each of seen some sort of evidence if indeed that is the case but it is a quick shift from how tight lipped. authorities have been since the beginning of the disappearance of the social she where in the beginning we haven't heard anything it seems that they were trying to exhaust diplomatic channels to try and find a way out of this so that there isn't a fallout between riyadh and ankara however it seems that the saudis did not respond positively to do all the chores made by turkish officials here and

therefore the turks feel their hand has been forced on the way or they have been led to really. some of the information which as you mentioned has led them to conclude that she was murdered by saudi or preserves in the consulates in turkey and indeed that to all of this is coming from unnamed sources within. two weeks. to come out with this on the record today. while there was a murmurings initially late on saturday the president of iran whose true address his parties they have a retreats and weekend conference and he was in the coming hours on sunday there was murmuring that he was going to talk about this issue we're now hearing that possibly he may not regardless it will be important to monitor that speech and figure out exactly what will be in it but it seems that we are coming close to that

breaking point of whereby something's got to give initially there was this to and fro as i mentioned through diplomatic channels through back channels whereby there was an attempt to try and find a way out where it would save face both for turkey and saudi without having this fall out they haven't been able to agree that diplomats at least will probably tensions amongst themselves and therefore the turks have made the stuff up their game by saying ok well this is what we know in an attempt maybe to get the saudis them to come forth and come clean with what they have done for them short they have given like i say that forty eight hour were not an ultimatum they said within forty eight hours we will be releasing it and so maybe that's their window to the saudis that come forward within that time if it doesn't come through then i think those unnamed sources will become very much named and will be on camera and on record to display exactly what's went down and what's happened to. extraordinary story we'll be following it extremely closely throughout the day thanks very much. now in

diseases disaster relief spokesman says that as many as five thousand people may be missing from last week's earthquake and tsunami that figure is significantly higher than the one thousand that officials initially estimated to be buried beneath the rubble. also announce that the search for victims will end on thursday at this point they'll be listed as missing presumed dead and thomas joins us now from robbers so andrew we should expects for the death toll in this instance a jump significantly. lower unfortunately that's the case if this five thousand number is people who have died rather than remain simply missing then that would triple or more than trickle in fact the number that we know who have already lost their lives in this disaster we should add a few cab yes because this big jump to five thousand missing people took us all a bit by surprise to be honest it was revealed at

a press conference in jakarta just a couple of hours ago and we were all scrambling thinking how does this number come about and it's come from the government talking to local community leaders a village leaders here empower other one suburb of the city of hollywood and also and to talk about a different suburb a few kilometers from where i'm standing and they talk to them and i said who is still unaccounted for in your area so there could be some double counting going on it might be that some people fled this area in the aftermath of the earthquake and didn't tell anybody so we should put those caveats on nevertheless a huge jump in the official number of missing and also the other big news from that press conference is that these recovery efforts will be ending on thursday in four days' time and. that's right well thursday or friday in fact will be two weeks since the earthquake struck an experts say that after that amount of time called these things decomposed to the extent where they really aren't identifiable and also if they haven't been found by the state then in all

likelihood they're buried very deep in this mud in this area and in the two areas that suffered from this liquefaction where the ground ascension turns into liquid and swallows everything down well if they are that deep then really they're already essentially in graves and relatives are being talked to by officials and they are beginning to accept that it's quite possible their loved ones bodies will never be found on that liquefaction the government now says that back in twenty two of the geological survey was done of this area and back then they knew it was abominable to liquefaction so questions will be asked there as to why more wasn't done to warn people or even move people from these areas people who were living here a list really is destroyed this here is the size really of a large city park. many many thousands have been it's an area will be turned into a memorial park forested memorial the government says no one will return here they're also talking about reconstruction efforts and the budget for that they're going to allocate thirty seven million u.s. dollars over the next two years to get this city and this part of the way easy back

on its feet long road to recovery is and. look at the survivors and how they're coping was a lot of say is the disease spreading among places of shelter to survivors what's the situation on that front. well lots and lots of people still living in the open air living in tents their homes are still standing to go back into them because of they're worried about aftershocks there aren't as many aftershocks and i've been here since last tuesday with some very strong aftershocks early on we haven't noticed any frankly in the last couple of days nevertheless people still don't want to go back to their homes and what that means is lots and lots of people living in the open air in a big essentially camps in different parks and government gardens around this city when you've got that many people living in close proximity to each other the concerns about these are always an issue and people don't have proper toilets of course they do now have drinking water in bottles but you know where you wash your

hands all of that kind of everyday thing that you need to deal with in the aftermath of the disaster like this so that is definitely a concern thankfully as yet no reports of outbreaks of disease but also people getting injured all the time there are so much debris around this city and in the clean up operation hasn't begun at all that has up to now just being search and rescue and the recovery of bodies so the actual cleanup of of debris which is everywhere hasn't begun ok andrew thomas frey is the latest from barbara thank you very much indeed the u.s. secretary of state has returned from a meeting with north korea's kim jong aimed at meeting making progress on nuclear disarmament pompei was also working to set up another summit between kim and u.s. president donald trump at the last summit kim said he would work towards denuclearization there's been no agreement on how to put that into action brett kavanaugh president trump supreme court choice has been sworn in after a contentious senate vote sends a spend more than thirty hours giving their final testimonies for and against

a nominee accused of sexual assault as mike hanna reports in washington d.c. governor's appointment cements a conservative five four majority in the court for a year is perhaps even decades. brit's kavanagh has been sworn in as a supreme court justice off to successfully going through the nomination process the clerk will call the roll xander but earlier the focus was interrupted repeatedly by shouts from the public gallery sergeant in arms will restore order in the gallery an indication of the deep division within and without the senate chamber. kavanagh's and tire performance off the debate that lasted through the night only one democrat voted in favor one republican opposed nomination a vote to confirm judge kavanagh today is a vote worry dark chapter and the threat of history and turn the page toward a brighter tomorrow the confirmation passed by

a narrow to vote much in the nomination of brit m. cavanaugh of maryland to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states is confirmed i i. i i throughout the day protesters gathered outside the supreme court the vast majority deeply opposed to the appointment of brett kavanaugh and feel the impact he will have on the court the supreme court is critical to our democracy they make choices that impact our lives our futures and our children's eyes we are not going to sit here and just lie down and let this confirmation get us down we're going to get right back up keep fighting and get that change that we want even if it's not president trump though saw a different picture of the gathering the tweet before the vote was taken women for kavanaugh and many others who support the very good man are gathering all over capitol hill it's a beautiful thing to see he continues and they are not paid professional protesters

who are handed expensive signs big day for america this bitter nomination process could have a major impact on the midterm elections that take place.