it's like. i said thirteen candidates are running for brazil's president c. but poll say it's become a two man race between and fat a man who replaced former president. as the workers' party candidate. he 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 continue this policy. is serving a twelve year sentence for corruption was banned from running the workers' party strategy to help that man by the when this election has been to say that voting for him is like holding four results home or president eleven feet out of 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 from some adults numbers have continued to rise since he was stabbed early in september even among those who once voted for. has expressed his that mean ration 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 was charged with a new attitude and a new political structure we have to banish the corrupt politicians analysts say there's a reason why we are not as popularity has radically increased in the past month as this attack on both or not or which. was a shock for the country but the most important thing was that both now had free

time not. as the murder charges were brought in the in the headlines he was always in the new. even billboards will not only win this election round poll suggests he will have to go to a second round of the ballots it is then when people hold center left parties will unite against the one man they see as a threat. and raise a joins us live now how's the voting going so far to raise. well it's been raining sporadically here and hope all over that has not prevented people from coming to this university that's now a polling station to cast their ballots around twenty thousand people are expected to come here and vote only this sunday morning maddow went vaulted embryo a generator he was wearing a bulletproof jacket he was accompanied by his two sons he said that he was

confident that he was going to win on a first round and he also said that on the twenty eighth that's when the second round is expected to happen he was going to go to the beach said amanda about the workers' party candidate also voted he said that a second round was necessary in this election in order to continue with this debate of ideas and he also appealed to the center left candidates like feet almost and money to support him if it comes to a second round. there is a clearly people care a great deal about corruption in the country and that certainly helped propel front runner. pole position but what else do they want to see from this election. well brazil has been and then immense and profound crisis in the past two years there is around thirteen million people who are unemployed poverty has been on the rise over sixty thousand people killed because of violence all around the country

and corruption as you just said is a major issue in this election for many many people however that brazil right now if there's been in a way like an empty nest like a vacuum former president dilma rousseff was removed from office back in two thousand and sixteen and in a way this has benefited the candidate was in this election thank you very much with all the latest from sao paolo on voting in brazil at voting still go and all we're going to stay across that story to raise of both thank you very much well now u.s. secretary of state says he and north korean leader kim jong un have refined options to set up another meeting with president trump made the comments after returning from discussions with kim in pyongyang at the last meeting with trunk kim said he would work towards denuclearization the two countries yet to agree on how to put that into action. good to see. the old.

order so that the. right has more now from seoul. secretary of state mike pompei o arriving in seoul sunday evening to brief president moon j.n. on progress made in pyongyang pompei oh we're short on details but the presidential office here in seoul released a statement later saying that pompei o and kim jong un did get into talks about steps towards the nuclear rise ation and about the subject of inspections also agreeing to set up working level talks to pursue those things and also at the earliest opportunity another summit meeting between us president donald trump and kim jong un this has been taken as a positive sign here in south korea the last time that pompei zero went to pyongyang was in july when he was not received by kim jong un this time he was

hosted to lunch also and early a visit was was planned for august which was canceled at the last minute so this has been read as a positive sign that dialogue is still on track and. i dearly hope that your leaders as well as the upcoming u.s. and north korea summit will signal irreversible and decisive progress in terms of complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula as well as the peace process this is a busy time diplomatically pompei zero in one day has visited both north and south korea sunday monday his trip takes him on to china but meanwhile north korea has been busy on the diplomatic front its deputy foreign minister is currently in moscow for talks with chinese and russian officials its thoughts to try to continue north korea's lobbying effort for

a lifting of sanctions there and i'll just say i live from london still ahead on the program cameron's longtime leader seeks another term in office they can all claim to power when parts of the country are undergoing a separatist red. early and. in bosnia and herzegovina selection in just under an hour's time why the vocal test national unity in a country deeply divided along ethnic lines. how the right has been moving to sichuan briefly touching you non they are bright talk cloud here is a shower and that drops in the twenty millimeters nothing significant i think we'll see some more significance come out of it as a whole lot moves slowly eastwards now this isn't just a late season bit of movement i think that the rain could be substantial just for

a short while and that's its appearance on tuesday of the snow still tight in the western side of sichuan it does mean that shanghai southwards remains just fine pretty steady temperature regime middle twenty's for shanghai low thirty's for hong kong and not especially humid west of this and the concentration of rain recently has been carola and dancer olenka most the rest of india and bangladesh now cloud free but this development here in the northern india nation the arabian sea that's worth watching so although over the mainland it's still carola i would tell not in sort i could see the heaviest of the rain this spinner his is light it develop into a tropical cycle and its eventual course isn't necessarily determined exactly but is heading towards the i'm on the coast or yemeni coast the probably hits subcultural on the way but beyond that the weather of course is quiet.

it was the world's most wanted underworld banker. until a year long undercover operation finally took him down. when he goes inside the billion dollar bust and how does a. person again. welcome back a quick look at the top stories this hour turkey's president says he'll await the

results of an investigation into the disappearance of a saudi journalist in istanbul government sources. was mudded after visiting the saudi concert up on tuesday. farai candidate. is poised to take the most votes in the first round of brazil's presidential election a tough on crime politician leads his main rival by fifteen points in the polls as voting draws to a close. the u.s. secretary of state is retired from a meeting with north korea's kim jong un aimed at making progress on nuclear disarmament. to set up another summit between kim and the u.s. president on trumped. when other stories we're following new satellite imagery from indonesia reveals the speed and the extent of the damage caused by last friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami the video released by the national disaster management agency shows liquefied soil sweeping away hundreds of homes in the potomac neighborhood of another seven thousand five hundred houses were destroyed

in nearby with some sinking up to twenty feet on the ground well the disaster really spokesman says up to five thousand people might still be missing after the disaster and that significantly higher than the original estimate under thomas has more now from village. it is a big increase in the government's official estimate of how many remain missing but put this together by talking to community leaders and village leaders about how many people they think are still unaccounted for in two big areas of this city to talk about and here in ballarat right now could be some double counting going on or it could be that people escaped moved to other parts of the ways and didn't tell anybody where they go and so we should add those have got nevertheless the government to be saying five thousand people may remain missing well that would push this death if the number were confirmed to be dead not just missing to triple what we think it is at the moment the government has said that this area of the city will be turned into a forested park people will not return to live here will be

a memorial park essentially they said as well that they will significantly wind down the search for bodies because after about two weeks bodies of the components to the point where they can't be recognized anyway and they are frankly leaving them in the ground thankfully in their graves the government also revealed that they knew all the local government here and you back in twenty twelve that this part of the city was subject to vulnerable to liquefaction. voting will soon be over in bosnia and herzegovina with polls expected to close in the next hour it marks the end of a divisive election campaign country's rule through a complex power sharing system involving seen presidents in two regional parliaments split along ethnic lines it's the legacy of a peace deal following the balkans war in the one nine hundred ninety s. which killed more than one hundred thousand people tension remains between the bosniak and ethnic groups and unemployment is also very high so serious economic

issues as well david chato is live for us now in sarajevo david what's the campaigning been like. well first of all i want to give you some some of the latest news we just got some figures in showing that the voting level in republica which is the main serbian entity is at forty two percent and here in the federation of bosnia herzegovina is down at thirty five percent now this is significant because the point is that the man who's running for the serbian post in the exchanging tripartite presidency is a man called miller a dirty now he has been fighting a particularly strong campaign which is emphasizing the ethnic divides now he's going for the position as one of those three presidents and he actually is a supporter both of the right of and carrots the convicted war criminal and he says

that he is essential for independence if you like a session away from the very country that he's supposed to be standing as a president for so this seems to be and this is an important point from these figures that he's getting out the vote much more than they are here in the federation of bosnia-herzegovina and that is not good this is been a very divisive campaign has been marked by corruption marked by bribe being marked by intimidation and blackmail marked by the fact that at least in two cases people have been found carrying large lumps of already filled in ballot cards it's something the monitors here have been calling a chaotic situation but looking at those two figures it looks as though it's a dangerous possibility that the man who wants to see from from this country is doing much better getting his vote in than anyone else here yes and of course we have to wait and see how the results unfold but clearly. managing to

mount a very serious challenge what could that mean for the future of the country are there fears if he manages to maintain his lead. well the point about that is essentially that he could start attacking the very institutions that support the dates and a peace agreement in some way that he can strangle off and to disintegrate the institutions that make this at least a struggling state it might be but at least a state in some form and i think because he emphasized the divisions he emphasized the war criminal of the legacy of that war criminal and praised it this is not good for the future of these various no matter how many how many votes are cast it's very clear here that the political parties and their electoral machinery have hijacked this country and that all those votes will mean nothing and that all the people will lose especially if the former president of the republican serbska

actually gets in to the trapani tripartite presidency where they swap jobs every every eight months so that is not good news but we'll have to wait and see as you say for the final polling figures but it does appear he's mounting a very serious challenge and that will be a challenge for the the whole state here and the entity and the accords that were formed at the stop the fighting in one thousand nine hundred five thank you very much with all the latest from david. polls also in cameron's presidential election will be closing in less than an hour's time incumbent president paul barry is seeking a seventh term in office after thirty six years in power election is being overshadowed by separatist uprising in english speaking parts of the country earlier three armed men were killed by security forces in the northwest region algis areas have a war going has more now from the capital alan day. voting is underway in cameron's presidential elections here in the capital yangon day but the same cannot be said

in two parts of the country which is the north west and the southwest where the angle from crisis has overshadowed the elections now those two regions the northwest and the southwest have been facing instant insecurity and instability for a year because in your speaking fighters who have called themselves embers daniels have been battling the government demanding secession they say that the government has marginalized them but they're not being represented enough and that they want their own independent country that speaks their language which is anguish as a result more than two hundred thousand have been displaced and six hundred have been killed including security forces those two hundred thousand who have been displaced they are here in the capital beyond a they're also into oil and many of them are in the bush they have no access to polling stations so they cannot cause their vote for the candidate that they want to see become president for the next seven years the opposition also said that the elections are marked with irregularities i care more know who is the candidate for the opposition party called now said that he did not want to be part of this election as of two days ago so he did not want his name to be on the ballot but when he came to cast his vote for his support for the candidate of his choice

maurice come to who he is supporting and he told his supporters to support two to two votes for he said that he found his name on the ballot and he thinks that is a joke and that is not fair concerning the fact that he is no longer a candidate the turnout for this election is not yet clear and more than thirteen million eligible voters but less than six million have registered to vote and because of the instability in the northwest in the southwest even less will actually vote as more in everything we're covering right here the address al jazeera dot com. just a quick look at the top stories now turkey's president says he'll await the results of an investigation into the disappearance of a saudi journalist in istanbul government sources claim jamal khashoggi was murdered after visiting the saudi consulate in the city it was a new worse articles criticizing saudi crown prince mohammed and salon. that said

for us to see such an incident taking place in my country mr jamal is an old friend of mine that's why my expectation is still in good faith i wish we don't come up against a situation that we don't desire or do believe that the defenders of freedom and freedom of opinion in our country will follow this matter as president of turkey i will follow this closely and i will announce the results no matter was to the world . our other top stories the far i can that it. is poised to take the most votes in the first round of brazil's presidential election tough on crime politician leads his main rival by fifteen points in the polls as voting draws to a close. the u.s. secretary of state has returned from a meeting with north korea's kim jong il aimed at making progress on nuclear disarmament might come by a plan to set up another summit between kim and us president donald trump. new satellite imagery from indonesia reveals the speed and the extent of the damage

caused by last friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami video released by the national disaster management agency shows liquefied soil sweeping away hundreds of homes in the the toba neighborhood of palu another seventeen hundred houses were destroyed and nearby. voting will soon be over in bosnia and herzegovina with polls expected to close in the next half an hour it marks the end of a divisive election campaign the country is ruled through a complex power sharing system involving three presidents split between the main the three main ethnicities of. the x. and croats. and motion is also coming to an end to cameroon where people are choosing the country's next president and combin president paul beer is seeking a seventh term in office after thirty six years in power the election is being overshadowed by a separatist uprising in english speaking parts of the country earlier three armed

men were killed by security forces in the northwest over the top stories for no one east is next. all tough konami built his empire laundering billions of dollars for the world's biggest drug cartels and armed groups his clients include al qaeda and the taliban australian law enforcers teamed up with four other countries in an undercover operation to lure him out and take him down. i'm steve chan on this episode of one of one east we go inside the year long manhunt to bring down the world's most

wanted money launderer. a suburban runaway station in six ways. to muse's him to the platforms oblivious to the undercover police who are typing up positions throughout the station. the main new south wales police were watching is a drug dealer he was inclined to hand that two hundred thousand dollars in cash to a money launderer he's never met before. money laundering is the backbone of organise call on money laundering use designed to hoard proceeds of crime and the techniques that are used. c.c.t.v. captured the major the drug dealer and the money had a clever method to confirm each of those identities one has

a bank note and the other has a photograph of that serial. thanks trying to tug. in this particular case before. that was checked against the black berry message which the other party had to make sure that it matched and then the two of them the miles walked off together to. exchange shortly after that. the arrests lead police to syphon house in this building alongside sydney's down. where a major drug syndicates was storing a large supply of ice and ecstasy and millions of dollars to be loaned. what we found was four million dollars in cash ten or twelve kilos of ice so the two hundred thousand is a small percentage of that. the money was alley new dearie a forty one year old from afghanistan. he was a big player in

a massive international laundering operation that was helping watch the profits of a strategy in organized crime we're talking about the operations of organized crime he we're not talking about opportunistic wrong we're not talking about backyard sort of our pride is this is hard volume very serious transnational organized crime networks that are well established and span the globe. the money laundering operation was run by this man al tough konami a pakistani criminal who had evaluated capture for decades. i think just by the sheer violence of the amount of money he was able to move the network that he built on six different continents created an air about him that he was an untouchable he was somebody that could not be grabbed by law enforcement i

always kind of liken him to a james bond villain. he fits the mold he has a worldwide network. moves billions of dollars has all this at his disposal. is the leader a transnational organization and it is someone that the world looks as a target. from his base in the middle east l tough konami drug money for some of mexico's most dangerous cult kind cartel. he also moved money to groups responsible for attacks in mumbai in one thousand nine hundred ninety three and in two thousand and eight which together killed more than four hundred people he was a working and move money for as a lot of the taliban. and many other set obviously are very very bad people this guy was launder money for anybody and everybody carol. cult of

command he was the number one international control as far as organized crime and terrorist funding was in the world at that time on and we knew that he was causing significant impacts on multiple countries throughout the world and that's why we had to take some action. this is with the a strategy an operation to capture konami started the strategy and criminal intelligence commission a secretive agency which targets high level criminals it began as an investigation into unusual international money transfers from small suburban operators in sydney and melbourne it was when we started investigate that and we started seize money and we started to make arrests that we then started to go further to train and understand who was behind organizing these contracts in the movement of money and that's when tom and tom again how tough can only come up. as the extent of the tough konami's network emerged richard grant ran the name past his counterparts in

the united states we realize that the drug enforcement administration. had i norma's amount of intelligence on konami and the d. i had a significant amount of the jigsaw when i heard the name and it registered and i was like absolutely yeah of course with. this here is the deal group forty four which conducts code good drug investigations across the globe. john cleese's a group forty four special agent speed ease targeting cocaine supplies across south america. but the top tier rebels in this case all top nine was a top tier. who dealt with organizations that their business is death and destruction and he assisted them and complained those to those jobs on

a day to day basis and he's a very very dangerous for. the intelligence trial started here in karate. we can only family had long been the tourists the street level gambling schemes and currency trading. it's in this trade on foreign currency that actually. their meteoric rise began to happen up until then they had been middling and lives competing with dozens and dozens of other of sort of where hawking the awareness by shouting and. by on the street. scoring a big. a big client in the form of perhaps a government servant out of a businessman who would need to whiten a large amount of black money. journalistic around who

signed has followed. for years he says that bother me to thousands konami and his associates were running one of the biggest currency exchanges in pakistan a company called konami and cali is international. from any country to any country if you wanted to move money without leaving a trace without having your name attached to that money or giving that money the author often legitimate the money these were the people who would do it for you cannot he made his money by doing the van's volume and charging commission. these commissions were low relatively low three percent. went up as high as eight nine ten eleven depending on difficulty in moving the funds. from his base in caracas these financial district how tough cannot be exploited and

i mentioned money transfer system called. it's their first banking system used predominately in the middle eastern countries and you'd be able to walk into one place to an individual who would keep a ledger and you would be able to drop money off to that person and he would then be able to get message or word back in the old days to another individual who kept another set of ledgers and pay a person for you over great distances it's a nature system still in use today is quite probably one of most effective ways of evading law enforcement because there's really not a paper trail. konami capitalized on an extraordinary gift for numbers that uncanny ability to recall information he can recall phone numbers from memory when asked he knew bank account numbers business names and again he had several businesses and bank accounts and he could recall from memory these numbers which

was which is pretty impressive. the exchange company became a front for an international money laundry which surfaced now and then in police investigations would want. we're turning over between fourteen and sixteen. of the enterprise the rich the. government servants who may have accumulated. kickbacks in various schemes rich businessmen whatever. over invoice day imports and exports. export drugs from here and then bring their body back but short that's a legitimate.

operation. in pakistan and. it's worth remembering that some of the most richest and most powerful people. and institutions and. there were any number of very powerful individuals who did not want the light of day to be shot into this racket for fear of their own identity being revealed very very large and a very wide spectrum of very powerful interests in order to try and protect these people. but certainly some of the. the legislation passed was a strong. political interference so far. he

set up shop there which was basically his headquarters where he operated and sat over as my laundry and. from this corporate office all tough konami loomed dirty money from across the globe including a stride. richard grant and the extra persuaded the u.k. canada and new zealand to assist in the operation to bring down the tough konami. it was the first time the five eyes intelligence network was mobilized against an organized crime target.