they gave it to a local to dispose of the saw who was the local give his name they want to go and check to see who this person was and where he dumped the body or body parts because you'll remember that one of the so-called hit team that arrived here in istanbul to kill jamal while he was carrying a bone saw used to dismember to cut up bodies and also they're going to concentrate on the well at the consul general residence the turks still want to investigate that they've been there before but they didn't have a team to go down into the well no they've got permission to do that so they'll try and get in there in the next couple of days i suspect that from the tone of the president that the saudis are going to come here with answers that the will accept or indeed want to hear it's clear that the turks know a lot more than the public at this point what went on in the consulate when jamal khashoggi was killed and they may well present not to the prosecutor but they will

also make the point again that they believe that this happened on turkish soil so therefore they should come here and face trial here what the saudis will argue is that strictly speaking under the vienna conventions the consulate is so deep and anything that happens there comes under their remit and they don't seem to be ready to back down so this is going to be a long running diplomatic dispute between turkey and saudi arabia on this one country blinks first on my breast in istanbul allan thank you. in the news hour. the man. challenger and presidential election. polls will tell you why. i'm. indonesia where it's been a month since an earthquake and tsunami left more than two thousand people dead in some areas beginning to get back to normal it's clear much work is still to be done . and. something special

to. further clear at the top of the italian all the details. france germany turkey and russia have held talks to find a way to end the war in syria speaking at a summit in istanbul that called for syrians to lead the way and establishing peace and a new constitution that would pave the way for elections but as a whole to reports from istanbul major divisions remain on their approaches to end the conflict. it is a fresh effort in diplomacy it is also a new approach for the first time the main power brokers in syria's war russia and turkey have brought european countries to their table the host turkey's president or the gun held one on one meetings on the sidelines of the summit with german chancellor angela merkel russian president vladimir putin and french president

manuel mccall but who was not present was just as significant mccraw however did discuss with putin the possibility of arranging a high level meeting between russian and american officials in paris. the more countries to join the process the quick ivory if we will reach a permanent solution. but even among these players there was little consensus russia continuing to undercut the u.n. and emphasizing the role of the syrian government in any future decisions putin was clearly angry about his inability to legitimize president bashar assad's hold on power in the ocean with then i will have. to make this process successful it must be carried out in a peaceful way with respect to the bottom of the government of the syrian republic people use the expression syrian regime but we must remember the un resolution refers to the government of the syrian arab republic the west wants damascus and

its allies to cooperate with the un led political process that calls for reforming the constitution and holding elections. ten months after the meeting itself chief the constitutional committee has yet to take up its work that's why we want the list of interested parties to be finalized by the end of the year so that a meeting can take place europe worried about a new wave of refugees wanted a commitment from russia and turkey for a permanent ceasefire they didn't get that. i hope this gives the political process a set momentum and will continue to do everything in our power to ensure that is lead to a peaceful solution and doesn't end up in another humanitarian disaster. france's u.n. ambassador summed up the situation syria he says is at a crossroads there can either be an escalation or there can be political momentum starting with an agreement on a un committee to rewrite syria's constitution but syria's government is refusing

to cooperate and russia which has a crucial role is urging patience while there's still a long way from reaching an internationally back political deal there is hope the summit could pave the way for a new diplomatic track one that would bring more players on board but that would mean even more agendas and interests would need to be considered so. istanbul parfait specializes in arab and islamic affairs at the new america foundation he says but has no reason to reach a political solution to end the conflict. he actually has no and sense of security so why he won the war when the russians got involved in september two thousand for a theme of the bombing campaign they have effectively rolled up the rebels on the one pocket next in the of the of the president government controlled most of the country the kurds control the other part of the country by country and at they are pro our government as well so he has no incentive to make any concessions at this

meeting that you some pool was an extension of the process that the russians the church iranians are in kazakhstan but what's important about it is it really brings in world powers pacifically germany france two of the most important european powers to the table to have time type of negotiations and even more importantly it isolates and marginalizes the united states the united states was not present there the present states would not there why because president trump is an america first or he just not want to get involved in foreign conflicts he wants to focus on the united states so this was a big big step today symbolically that there's a peace conference and on treat and united states is not involved in the helicopter belonging to the owner of english premier league football club leicester city has crashed shortly after taking off from the team stadium helicopter went into a spin and came down in the carpark or a burst into flames about an hour after the match against west ham it's not yet

know whether billionaire owner of a child they went on a problem was on board but he had been at that match. they have. a structural a plan a future. everything all the whole the whole and soul of leicester city football field if it wasn't for them none of this would remember possible in recent years in the premier league with a moment in which i'm sure none of it would have been possible i thought it was a great day you know. and then it's ended up has probably the donkey staying list the city football clubs his feet. start building in the center of the previous capital leymah has been destroyed by fire the jia collette building was more than one hundred years old dozens of firefighters battle to save it no deaths are reported yet know what caused the fire but it suspect that a gas or electrical problem may be to blame. brazilians will head to the polls on sunday to pick their next president and

a runoff the latest opinion poll suggests controversial far right candidate has lost some ground to its left wing rival fernando who died he still enjoys a pretty big lead. has more from rio de janeiro. protesters gathered outside. rio to denounce recent raids on public universities. students some professors say police entered by force to remove anti fasces banner because they said it was violating electronic. they had no right to invade our space and remove a flag that represented the fight against fascism we can see a general persecution among student movements all over the country without any reason it did not say the name of any candidate unless the electoral court believes bows and arrows a fascist brazilians are heading to the polls in one of the most divisive elections in their history but many say there is much more at stake in this campaign. didn't

see that what happened at brazil's university was an act of censorship which was common practice during the military dictatorship people are extremely sensitive this days because they fear that if he. is elected president brazil's democracy could be at risk. i was recently elected to congress she has been fighting against inequality and racism all her life her friend and ally activist franco was killed earlier this year here in rio. all activists in brazil are scared nowadays we have the possibility of having a president who said explicitly that he wants to annihilate an extra pay to the reds which means our group we are scared to even more franco's assassination but i cannot stop because for some people fighting is not a choice it's a survival question. forward for the far right and. genda has grown across the country he's promised to tackle crime using gun laws and

liberalize the economy have won him supporters even among those he had insulted in the past including women and black people. is one of them. we need to try something new we had the workers' party for many years and it did not work with corruption and the economy so both sonera will have four years to show us what he can do. a former soldier is an admirer of brazil's period of military rule from one thousand nine hundred sixty four to nine hundred eighty five he has promised to run the country with an iron fist. knows that if you becomes a president he will know we need to five or six ministries for super bowls for the army. with with military so that's an ascension. of the military we haven't seen brazil is going through an economic and political crisis that has allowed

a controversial figure like. to fill in the void but if he's elected many fear he could shake brazil's democracy to its core. rio the genny era but in a nation city facing a public health crisis exactly a month after being devastated by an earthquake and tsunami to rental rain now threatens to spread malaria and dengue fever and hello more than twenty two hundred people died and tens of thousands have been left homeless by that disaster in haiti isn't hello now so wayne how are the people there partly marking this one month anniversary. well i think richelle from an unofficial point of view not much is planned in the way of a commemoration to mark the four week anniversary i think there's a sense that the local administration is still to an extent playing catch up given that it was a bit of a slow response to this disaster in the days even the first couple of weeks really

after the earthquake and tsunami struck so then it will fall to individuals really to mark the day as they choose fit but even then given that so much devastation has happened here there are still so many people missing that there is perhaps a sense that for most people they are still processing what happened in this disaster to worry about commemorating the four week and of a story. in the ashes of disaster some can find value even a month on in the ruins there's no shortage of scrap that can provide income which for so many people was taken away by the earthquake and tsunami. the indonesian government emergency response phase has come to an end meaning the search for bodies has finished which many here believe was done too soon. and his wife were working on the beach when the tsunami struck their three year old son is still missing. but i've looked them refugee camps i went all around the mountains i've been everywhere and i can't find them i've looked for almost

a month. it's stalled there may be thousands of people still unaccounted for but the government said it had no choice but to call off the search really believe if you continue your question it will be counterproductive because you know when you get the body also it will be a health problem over health is one of the main concerns for survivors with more than two hundred thousand displaced many living in camps with poor sanitation and approaching rainy season will increase the risk of outbreaks of dengue fever or malaria. slightly more study shelters are being built on the outskirts of palu when many of those left homeless will need to stay for a long time in some of the affected areas life is back to normal markets are flourishing once again in others little has changed since the earthquake with the remains of buildings left to wait for the wrecking machines people affected by this disaster will of course need ongoing support and rehabilitating palu and the

surrounding areas properly will be a slow process the concern is that indonesia is a disaster prone country meaning that attention and resources may soon be diverted elsewhere if that happens plans for a better safer city may be put to the side in favor of a quick rebuild but for so many survivors there's no contemplating the future just yet it's still about trying to comprehend what happens. i still don't have a job i don't know what kind of work i'm still confused i want to keep looking for my son but i don't know where else to go or we haven't gone to stay in a refugee camp yet because i'm still focusing on finding my son. in central sulawesi a lingering sense of shock and despair is mixed with the beginning of recovery from a distance the bay and city a calm now but survivors will never forget the destruction unleashed a month ago and those they lost. so still so much work to be done still so

many people in need including hundreds of thousands of children affected by this disaster with me now to talk more about this is. from unicef thank you for joining us what are you seeing out there what are the needs of the children specifically caught up in this disaster yes it's one month after the disaster and life for many children in central soloway see is still far from normal but it's a start. we know that there are three hundred seventy five thousand children in need of medical assistance clean water basic hygiene and sanitation and education and protection i've met with dozens of kids who say that they're eager to go back to school to meet their friends to see whether their teachers are safe but they still want to keep close to their family because of course the aftershocks are still occurring health seems to be coming becoming a major concern how worried are you about the rainy season which is coming very fast it's a big concern we know that with the extensive mapping that we've

done of the urban piping system here in part there's been extensive damage so obviously with the water and sort of conditions that are coming we will see the risk of disease is increasing and we're working with the provincial government to make sure that basic hygiene and clean water for more than one hundred fifty thousand people will be met in the coming weeks and if we look back over this disaster four weeks on now hard to believe looking at some of the devastation around that it spills like it almost just happened yesterday in some places so much talk about the government's response that seemed to be fairly slow why was that why did it take them so long to get assistance to so many people well obviously there are enormous logistical challenges the roads the damage the bridge have collapse and coordination was was hampered we know that. many many of the officials have had their family members last i met with one education officials whose wife died but he

still showed up for work so you know they are trying very very hard to get back the system on track of course there's room for improvement in the speed of the delivery of the supplies and services and coordination but we're working well with the government particular with the minister of education the ministry of social affairs and obviously the community members that i spoke to they're satisfied with the speed of you know the schools getting back to normal and the services that they're provided of course there are many other things that can also be improved and briefly you are able to get the supplies and things that you would like to add to the communities that need the most right now unicef was the first u.n. agency to deliver ninety four metric tons of emergency lifesaving supplies we were given the air bridge from two which is the neighboring island to here in central sulawesi and we managed to get all those supplies in and in the

coming days you know we'll be working with the government to make sure that more supplies are coming in and also the important training for the social workers for their education officials and the teachers as well. from unicef thank you very much for joining us so as you heard there are still so many people in need including children so much devastation in some areas as i mentioned the disaster has just happened happened so it is certainly a long road ahead for the affected areas in central sulawesi live for us and paula thank you weigh. still ahead on al-jazeera to prime minister no parliament any deepening political crisis ensure long. have a splitting of sudan and south sudan as many people without a formal identity and coming up and support action from qualifying for the next can cram for in as one team dominates out all the details.

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a suspected gunman with hate crimes after a mass shooting at a synagogue in the u.s. forty six whole robert powers has been arrested for the attack in the city of pittsburgh at least eleven people have been killed if convicted he could get the death penalty. for me chancellor says she and the french president are considering a common european position on selling arms to saudi arabia for the murder of journalist. the saudi foreign minister has rejected calls to extradite the suspects to turkey saying they will be tried in saudi arabia the leaders of france germany turkey and russia have held talks in istanbul to try to find a way to end the war in syria and call for syrians to lead the way in establishing peace and a new constitution that would pave the way for elections. because political crisis has deepened today after the president sacked the prime minister he's now also suspended parliament a new prime minister mahinda rajapaksa took oath on friday of his predecessor insists he's still in power al fernandez has more from colombo. sri lankans will

cop to a political earthquake president by two policy the same or sworn his former boss mind the rajapaksa as the new prime minister on friday taking everyone by surprise this was after all a man that serious in the said he risked his life to defeat in the two thousand and fifteen presidential election rajapaksa supporters were overjoyed at his return flocking to his residence while he met up with members of his parliamentary group on saturday morning the rajapaksa camp say they will preside over a transitional government and hold elections as soon as possible we have. learned that in the mission. to restore. the drowning victim a singer the man whose coalition brought to power as its common candidate was

dismissed as prime minister without notice in a single paragraph letter. he says his removal was illegal and has urged the speaker to convene parliament so he can prove he has a majority in the house. that parliament who has the majority there are concerns the recent developments violate the constitution of the united states and the european union and urge the government to act in accordance with the constitution sri lankans appear to be divided on the issue. this is a big victory we were all becoming prime minister. people must elect the prime minister in the. parliament this person the war we think we are stupid country the new prime minister met the president with his parliamentary supporters on saturday evening they are trying to work out who will be appointed to

the new cabinet which is expected to be sworn in on. monday sure lanka has gone through a rollercoaster twenty four as its former president who was voted out three years ago is now prime minister the man he placed says he still holds a job parliament which could have resolved the issue has been suspended by the president and lankans i wondering what will happen next in of an end as al-jazeera colombo. chan herrera is executive director of the national peace council of sri lanka a non-governmental organization he joins us from colombo via skype thank you for your time as well fernandez reported on her package there this came as a surprise how is that how was there no clue no inkling that this was in the works there has been tension a lot of tension between the president and the prime minister between the two coalition allies for several months now but what was surprising was that the

president should sack the prime minister in this way because it came as a total surprise it was in fact something that happened like in the dark of the night which is not the part of the democracy process a democratic process should be one in which people know what's going on where there is notice as to what the government wants to do what the president wants to do that did not happen in this case what is at the root of the tension between them. whether they come from two different parties these two parties have traditionally been right words in this country so they have two different philosophies as well as the two individuals the president the prime minister have two different personalities. that i think that's that the root of this of this problem but they came together in trying to fifteen or they came from two different parties to contest to challenge the very person whom the president now has appointed as the

prime minister they contest came together to contest because there was a growing sense of that was growing nationalism and there was growing sort of a national security state and human rights were in jeopardy at that time so they came together to create a new government committed to good governance and to reconciliation what are the implications of shutting down parliament i think it's very serious because it is one thing to sack the prime minister there is a question as to whether the constitutional received years before the fog and whether the law was forwarded that is one thing but secondly it is absolutely important that the person who is the prime minister should be able to prove his majority in parliament now by shutting down parliament for three weeks we don't know who has the majority the prime minister the former prime minister had the majority that was he won a no confidence vote in april of this year by

a very comfortable margin now he's not being given the opportunity to prove his majority in parliament for three weeks and in three weeks we believe there will be a lot of sort of deals trying to be struck where where there will be a chance to make it what is the way out of this the way out of this is for parliament to be reconvene immediately not to be prorogued not to be suspended for three weeks that is the way forward. ok we'll have to say thank you so much for joining us from colombo we appreciate it thank you. and a temporary standoff with thousands of central american asylum seekers on their way to the u.s. human rights commission convince police to abandon a blockade on a role highway at the u.n. estimates seven thousand refugees and migrants are often several central american countries several weeks ago towards the united states playing poverty and

persecution and they were traveling in a group for safety reasons the caravan originally set off from honduras and reports from the hundred city have. thousands of central american migrants continue to make their way across mexico toward the u.s. southern border a majority of these individuals are from the central american nation of honduras now the government of mexico recently announced an initiative that would grant temporary work visas and temporary employment to many of these migrants it will be able to make. the government of mexico is launching the you are at home plain while in mexico you'll be able to get medical attention and even send your children to school and you will also have a temporary identification to carry out any needed from allergies while you legalize your immigration status or the government of mexico is asking these migrants to stay to remain in the southern part of the country in the states of chiapas in the state of now many of these migrants appear to be refusing this offer by the government of mexico and instead vowing to continue their journey to the

u.s. southern border here in honduras there are have been reports of dozens of migrants who have either been sent back from mexico denied entry into guatemala or denied an exit from honduras and have been returning here to honduras but just as there are individuals that are that are coming back there's other groups of migrants that are reportedly forming all over the country who are planning to leave honduras and join this larger migrant caravan in the coming days. the man charged with sending at least fourteen mail bombs to critics of the u.s. president will appear in court next week so as i say it faces five charges including threats against former president and mailing explosives after being arrested on friday c.f. is a criminal history in the justice department says a fingerprint match against his file proved to be the breakthrough as targeted include former president rock obama is vice president joe biden and trump's democratic opponent hillary clinton thousand searching the streets italy's capitol to demand the government clean up rome demonstrators gathered in front of city hall

to protest what they call the degradation of the area under the ruling populist five star movement there are regular complaints about trash not being collected fast enough and public transport not working properly catalonia is marking a year since it failed its failed declaration of independence the attempt to split from spain prompted madrid to impose direct role and sacked the regional government the catalonians leader says the push for independence will continue and. nobody said it was going to be easy going back is not an option with a commitment to freedom and democratic civil rights is no longer going to be up for negotiation be that the right to self-determination and therefore which implementation my relation to the results is not the property of any government nor any circumstances but it is the raunch of the people of catalonia who never renounce to vote and the democratic republic of congo campaigning for presidential

race is heating up the ruling coalition has held its first major gathering in the capital kinshasa attracting tens of thousands of supporters but the opposition is angry over the introduction of electronic voting machines paul brennan reports. it was a show of support and a signal of intent tens of thousands of pro-government supporters packed to the stands of conciousness tatar raphael stadium to his speeches including an address from presidential candidates emanuel amazon each other it was an impressive turnout given president joseph kabila his current low poll ratings and should dowries small support base to take a look sick to go for the elections on december twenty third we know that you're ready for this election campaign peacefully and for sure we'll win but the help of god president kabila term ended nearly two years ago but he stayed on thanks to a can take a clause in the constitution opponents say he's now engineering the election to

make sure he is his successor. should areas it could be loyalist with no significant political following his own and observers believe capello wants to continue wielding power from behind the scenes. on friday thousands of opposition supporters staged a noisy but nonviolent demonstration of their own marching in kinshasa against the intended use of electronic voting machines the opposition say the voting machines are untested and inappropriate since just nine percent of the country has electricity also wants ten million names struck off the electoral roll because they have been registered without a digital fingerprint to verify that the research oh oh our message to the ruling coalition and to the electoral commission president is a credible elections in december without voting machines and without this corrupt electoral list we cannot participate in elections that we know already we will fail because of these voting machines but significant opposition.