take finishes in the state of attitude that's close to the border with bolivia and the polling stations will close in about forty five minutes from now but we are starting to see some of the exit polls the chip tell us about. the race for the governorship in several states and in those states where the candidates for the governorship allied themselves with both are not winning for many this is a preview of what could happen with the presidential race now for now though her dad is saying that if jarboe scenario is elected that it would be a blow to democracy in brazil what izzy mean by that. and it's not only for the man though about it but it's basically what almost everyone that has voted against you also not only saying because wellstone i don't have threatened to the media he has said that it's a good criminal it's a dead criminal he's saying that he's going to run brazil with an iron fist he said that he's going to clean brazil from the red communist threat so many here say that

they have a reason to reward but what's interesting also is that more for now to have says that he's going to name former general theme crucial positions in his cabinet and that's something that worries many here also at least thirty eight former members of the police and for those security forces made it to congress and that's another impression you know people say that how militarized brazil is going to get let's not forget that joey to most americans the person that has defended brazil stick hater ship in the past and many are fearing of what's coming massive next in this country all right thank you very much from rio de janeiro tereza bow bring us over latest going to stay across that story but also much more to bring you on this news hour from london with the u.s. midterms just around the corner we examine why hate crimes seem to be on the rise in america also why kenya's fishermen to hang up. that nets and ramping up their

conservation efforts instead and in sports clubs in the english premier league pay tribute to the owner of les to city football club who was feared dead in a helicopter crash. now the names of the eleven people gunned down at a synagogue in the us a pittsburgh have been released the gunman who has been charged with murder in federal hate crimes and expressed a hatred for jews during the rampage u.s. president has condemned the attack as an anti semitic crime and he gallacher reports from pittsburgh saturday morning's attack on a synagogue in the quiet streets of squirrel hill is now thought to be the deadliest against the jewish community in u.s. history. as police and swat teams responded it soon became apparent that this was a hate crime the suspected gunman robert powers told police he wanted to kill as

many jews as possible with an assault rifle and pistol bow is killed eight men and three women a married couple and two brothers who were also among the dead during the course of his deadly assault on the people the synagogue bowers made statements regarding genocide and his desire to kill jewish people after standoff with police powers eventually surrendered and remains in federal custody today. so our complaint charges powers with twenty nine separate federal crimes outside the tree of life synagogue people have been laying flowers for the victims all day this is a close knit neighborhood and one of the oldest jewish communities in the u.s. there was to be no tolerance for anti-semitism in america or for any form of religious or racial hatred or prejudice shortly after the shooting president trump called for unity in a nation where hate crime is on the rise he also suggested that security would have

led to a better outcome it's a sentiment many including the city's mayor disagree with heard the president's comments of. we should or guards in our synagogues there is no way that you can rationalize a person walking into a synagogue during services and taking the lives of eleven people in all bars faces twenty nine charges including hate crimes and may face the death penalty investigators are now searching his home car and examining his online activity it's reported that bowers railed against jews and jewish organizations that resettled immigrants it's not known why the suspected gunman singled out the synagogue to carry out his attack on how to carry down to hate crime he ripped an entire community apart over the next few days this city faces the prospect of burying eleven of its own and gallacher al jazeera pittsburgh pennsylvania. want to

turn to recent developments in sri lanka now one person has been killed several others wounded in the country after the political crisis that turned violent police have arrested a ministerial security guard who opened fire on a crowd of presidential loyalists but the sri lankan president is standing by his move to sack the prime minister alleging one of his ministers was involved in an assassination plot then alpha nanda as has more from columbus. a jubilant mind the rajapaksa was mobbed when he visited the country's most sacred buddhist shrine the temple of the two thing candy on sunday morning his reception showed the popularity the new prime minister still commands among a sizable section of the population that popularity and his track record made him the obvious choice for president might be pilot citizen or when he needed a replacement for ronald victimise singer who he sacked on friday today the president addressed the nation to explain his shock decision. mr

ronald it promising got behaved very arrogant mean stubbornly in the government mostly making decisions individually diploid of collective decision making a mistake to a very serious political crisis. in his thirty seven minute speech the president strongly criticised vicar missing her saying he was to blame for economic wars for corruption broken promises and pretty much everything else wrong with the government laying out reasons for his decision the president also referred to an assassination plot and allege that a government minister was involved. are the most recent the most powerful reason to appoint former president rajapaksa as prime minister and remove ronald big from a single prime minister was a conspiracy to assassinate me i realize that there could be an issue of trust regarding the investigations the informant had revealed a government minister was involved in

a assassination attempt against me. the president talking rejected the allegations that his decision violated the constitution and said this was one he had taken following advice and in keeping with the constitution but the parliament speaker seemed to question that decision in a letter he sent the president. urged to resign or to reconsider his decision to suspend parliament until november sixteenth saying it would lead to serious and undesirable consequences for the country a tale of two prime ministers one legitimate the other not the key to sri lanka's future is determining which is which the sacked prime minister insists his dismissal was illegal and his refusing to leave his official residence in a fernandez al-jazeera colombo. the thai billionaire owner of leicester city football club is feared dead after his private helicopter crash next to the team

stadium in central england thousands of supporters of visited the scene of the tragedy to pay their respects although police are yet to formally confirm the casualties all the circumstances of the aircraft coming down reports from leicester . the carpet of flowers some flags and scarves grew steadily as the hours passed from young and old some in tears some still struggling to come to terms with the news. really did pass the shock isn't. much and the next minute. the mourners included a thai youth academy team who knelt and prayed for the victims. be shy schriever down a problem the fifth richest man in thailand bought leicester city in twenty ten four years later his investment and belief in the club sort promoted into the english premier league and in twenty sixteen against all expectations they actually won it

i know i never thought i'd see leicester win the league never. a not just a brawl some sinful talk dignity he was. a special pass the helicopter seemed to take off as usual from the center of the football pitch about an hour after saturday's match but moments later witnesses saw it spinning in the air and it came down in a car park next to the stadium and burst into flames. on sunday respect were paid at the other games being played in the premier league at leicester city women's team had damage against manchester united ladies counselled so much in the first reaction would be i just don't believe it you know just it's a shock still stands still shocked still so i think in. the amount of the tributes and the warmth of the inscriptions on them you might expect for a long serving servant of the club like a goalscorer not for a foreign owner who has the v. shape was a very unusual man in that respect

a much beloved of the people here in leicester. the burnt out wreckage of the helicopter is still in the car park where it came down the investigation into the exact cause of the crash will take many days. the sense of loss that will last even longer paul brennan al-jazeera leicester. more on the shooting of eleven people as a u.s. synagogue on saturday the u.s. president has condemned the attack as an anti semitic crime this includes a violent this it concludes a violent week in america a man was arrested on friday for sending more than a dozen explosive packages to a high profile critics of president trump and on wednesday a gunman shot two african-americans at a grocery store in kentucky is possibly facing hate crime charges with some studies suggest that such incidents are part of a wiring trend hate crimes in the country's ten largest cities by twelve percent in two thousand and seventeen this is according to a study at california state university the day before the pittsburgh shooting

a civil rights group reported that anti-semitic incidents had surged nearly sixty percent over the previous year now that is the highest level in two decades f.b.i. data from two thousand and sixteen that is the last year for which figures are actually available shows that more than half of the victims in anti religious hate crimes od jewish around a quarter of the mama slim will now joining us from philadelphia is claire finkelstein she is a law professor at pennsylvania law school thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us this attack was one of the deadliest on the jewish community in u.s. history. does it reflect a rise in anti-semitism in the country. it very much does and it really lies at the intersection of two tendencies that we see both of

which are on the increase number one we have an increase in anti semitism due to an increase in hate and a rise in white nationalism and that has been going on for a number of years but then on top of that with the current political atmosphere in the us we have an increase in anti muslim sentiment and with this story the two of them come together because the suspect was convinced that the jewish community was partially responsible for increasing and assisting immigrants that were coming into the country some of whom were muslims so it was a obviously a very disturbed individual who ran these two things together and of course the the became a target. in their place of worship in this case jewish worshipers and the reality that you describe and we were just running through some facts and

figures there about. jews and and other groups of people being the target of hate crimes but particularly perhaps with the jewish community it kind of clashes with this perception this historical context of the united states being one of the safest countries in the world for jews are hate crimes being driven then by the spread of this anti semitic white supremacist ideology or is it just that existing forces are becoming in bold and. i think it's a little bit of both so there was always a level of anti-semitism and white nationalism in this country what we have seen with the current administration is that this president when he speaks to his base really fuels white nationalists and we sat down in charlottesville and we saw the president's much resented and decried response to charlottesville in which he said

that famously there were good people on both sides. so white nationalist feel emboldened with president trump when you add to the social media which is like giving white nationalists a bullhorn where they can find one another in a centralized place in this case for this attack or a website called which is proud of the fact that they do not censor as much as other websites they a very small but vocal minority come to control the politics and of course it's infectious and so we have many people who start to latch on to the society ology who may be somewhat to range disturbed individuals who might not otherwise find this as an outlet for their or. as you say social media has provided a platform to some of these individuals not least the synagogue government but can

this sort of behavior on social media potentially be used by law enforcement to identify individuals that would make that leap from racist and he semitic hateful views and opinions to actually committing acts of violence. i'm very glad that you asked that question because in fact one of the things that i wanted to say is that we use social media in a very negative way in other words we have inadequate censorship and therefore these racists ideologies can catch on but we don't use it in the way that it might be beneficial namely to call out individuals for law enforcement to identify individuals who are at risk of acting out is particularly disturbing when you see that in this case the shooter said right before he went in i'm going in now if we

had better monitoring of social media we a law enforcement officials might be able to act on that immediately but that would require an entirely different level of responsiveness and alerts based on social media. it's been it's been quite a week hasn't it because this horrific tragedy in pittsburgh pennsylvania comes after the wave of suspicious packages that were sent to high profile critics of us president donald trump and indeed the the two black shoppers that were killed at a grocery store how do you see all these things potentially coming together affecting the mood the climate in the country just ahead of some crucial elections . it's extremely demoralizing and discouraging and in this case for me personally i should add that one of the victims in pittsburgh was someone that i knew quite well and it's so it's very very

painful to watch this one cuts particularly close to home i think in advance of the midterms. it will energize the base to some extent the democratic base but unfortunately there's also. an or an increased energy on the far right as well and we see an increase political activism all across the board it's very very hard to tell whether or not this will have an impact on the midterms but i do think that people who are concerned about the growing levels of hate discrimination and racial bias in this country may have an increased incentive to turn out at the polls well thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us we do appreciate it from philadelphia clare finkelstein law professor thanks for hanging out little school. you are with the

news hour live from london still ahead your report on the public health crisis facing indonesia following last month's play with to run chil grange threatening to spread dangerous disease also why thousands of sudanese are still having to prove their identity seven years on from the civil war and find out which women's tennis player has signed off the two thousand and eighteen on a high peter will have those details in sport. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across western south western europe we see a lot of clouds and rain over the last few days and fortune that is not going to change you look at the forecast map here on monday this area of low pressure is spinning across much of the central med and that's going to bring a lot of rain to italy to southern france as well up towards central france for

paris you're going to see the rain as we go towards tuesday but where you see that area of darker blue that is our concern for flooding over the next few days take a look what's going to happen here on tuesday well still quite cool across much of england and also into paris where rain is going to really start to affect most of that area up towards berlin though it is going to be a sunny day we think partly cloudy at least with attempt to there of eighteen degrees as are make our way over here towards the northwestern part of africa unfortunate same weather system will bring some winds and rain not only from morocco but also up here towards the coastal regions of algeria so we're going to be watching that area also for the potential of flooding but temperature wise as we go from monday to tuesday for algiers your temperature is going to be coming up here with partly cloudy conditions for you to notice your temperatures is actually going down because this frontal boundary is going to be pushing through as well as for tripoli we do expect to see mostly cloudy conditions you're twenty three and the gazi with a temperature of twenty nine. when

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by armed guards. i'll come back to square look at the top stories for you now turkish police have revealed that the saudi consul station chief in istanbul went to a forest north of the turkish city a day before saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered it's in an area where investigators have been searching for body officials say the suspect behind saturday's mass shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue expressed a hatred of jews during the rampage. saying he wanted them all to die eleven people were killed during the twenty minute attack on the tree of life synagogue. and

polls are set to close in brazil's most polarized presidential elections in decades anger over corruption and crime is expected to carry the far right cabbage airable so narrow to the presidency. on our own all the stories of following three palestinian teenagers have been killed by an israeli drone strike in gaza of two hamid. mahmud else atari were thirteen years old fourteen year old khalid was also killed the boys were from the village of. israeli army says it fired toward the palestinians because they were attempting to pontiff explosive device near the border fence with israel nato forces are conducting their biggest military exercise since the end of the cold war around fifty thousand troops two hundred fifty aircraft and ten thousand tanks trucks and other vehicles are in norway practicing defending nato's northern flank wargames is said to have angered moscow despite

russia being briefed by nato and invited to monitor the event with germany's leading the joint exercise almost five thousand troops taking part. has more on that. german artillery has just finished its latest mission so propel guns firing up the no imaginary targets i spoke earlier to general sun draw out about how ready the task force was germany as you might know is the lead nation for the v j t f two souls and nine hundred the very joint i read in this task force that nato is establishing and having on hand if a requirement in this exercise we have from the ninety per game from germany about five thousand drum soldiers about two souls and vehicles and equipment deployed despite president trumps criticism earlier this year it's germany that provides the vast majority of soldiers and vehicles for this german led to get multinational

high rated us brigade. well more now on the election in brazil voting is coming to a close in of that could swing latin america's biggest nation to the far right and these are the two men hoping to lead two hundred eight million people far right congressman jabil sonora is called the tropical trump because his political tactics marriage that of the u.s. president's his challenger is fernando had died his from the workers' party which has led brazil for thirteen of the last fifteen years both scenarios a former military leader who has vowed to rescue brazil from a crisis of crime and corruption a dad a liberal darling a former mayor and education minister his promise to reform brazil struggling economy to benefit the poor but many people say they are repulsed by both scenarios history of racist homophobic and sexist remarks meanwhile had dad says he's the only candidate who can defend the rights of workers women and minorities also

nora's rise to presidential favorites has been fueled by an anti-establishment wave of data seen by many as a member of the old guard and a struggle to catch up to pulse and massive lead we're joining me now is mary santoro a political scientist and professor at the state university of rio de janeiro thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us first of all. good evening first of all how would you describe the consequences of a pulse an r a victory. well we all know that they never go through are extremists that have been elected to the presidents the moccasins suffers for not seeing that resume rubicon with a different is not unlike that but we're going to have grown limbs with violence against minorities against social activities probably some of that for the growth of mental new freedom of the press perhaps only universities as well so we're facing difficult years ahead in brazil. and yet we see that ball scenario

has enjoyed a wave of support in this election campaign people are angry with establishment politicians they're angry about crime and corruption tell us more about what has fueled popularity the rise of bush is the result of five years of deep political and economic crisis in brazil the worst recession since the return of democracy unemployment levels in the corruption scale don't stop the fact that so many of the brazilian most important political leaders and our biggest political parties as well so people are very angry disappointed with this to two shops they want a strong leader to take brazil out of the crisis and most are not always able to presenting self an outsider as a have been against the establishment so many people are supporting him because of that it doesn't mean to the agree with everything that the books on the other say

but they are betty that please the knew that he is somebody who has never been tried as a president that may help resume in these difficult rises so could that actually happened could we see a best case scenario scenario scenario where all scenario is the man who fixes the economy contains corruption and possibly succeeds way his predecessor is a failed. it's very difficult to believe in that because the problems that resists facing right now they're big room very deep in our society they are because of all poor educational system our lack of good in for infrastructure our struggling economy this is not something that we're going to change overnight and most were nervous oh goody who doesn't have experience in running in fifteen years never been me or minister governor or anything except been a member of congress for thirty years if they're his political party all those

grueling controls just ten percent of coldness so that means that he's going to face a very fragmented parliament if he were ever to make all sorts of alliance in negotiations to run the good of the country and keep doesn't have a good background in doing disguise and of coalition creating this kind of alliance but is is tank you know i'm just wondering he's saying that he will have to build alliances and that he will have to do this and he'll face a fragmented parliament but could that actually be a positive thing in the sense that it forces him to build some kind of consensus and it perhaps plays a role in controlling some of his authoritarian tendencies should should they should he have. oh sure this is what we're expecting rate now that the checks and balances of resume the markers are grouped. under control to limit the effect of his will to do that in discourses and behavior and while we're waiting to see there

are some good signs in brazil for example the judges are reacting to the most. hard how the stupina is of busan are trying to control the then there we have a vibrant civil society a preview of the press and we are betting on that in this struggle to defend our democracy but at the same time we know that hate to speech is a problem in many countries but never but everybody everywhere when a far right leader has been elected we saw a spike in hate crimes we saw that in the united states you saw that in houston here of the rear facing this threat in brazil as well well thank you very much for giving us some insight into how the situation there could unfold santoro joining us there from rio de janeiro to indonesia now where the city of palu is facing a public health crisis exactly a month after being devastated by an earthquake and tsunami at least two thousand

two hundred people died and tens of thousands were left homeless in the disaster drench ill right now friends to spread malaria and dengue fever there is wayne hey is that. 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's 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 and your quantum on a a well known man articulates what i've looked in 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. health problem. 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 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 happened. 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 wayne hey al jazeera indonesia. and we go to kenya now where the sea is providing a new type of livelihood fisherman less interested in catching fish than they are

in conserving them so called refrains as a part of a government initiative to improve marine life and preserve fish stocks. catherine so reports from the to island on the kenyan coast. meet the islands refrain just there once fisherman in lima county's largest island on the kenyan coast depleted fish stocks pushed them to swap roles and become protectors of the ocean most islanders depend on for their livelihood they've learned the science of counting fish species and other sea creatures in protected areas and also telling if the ocean floor is in good shape. they then take the information back to their villages and decide collectively what to do next. as fisherman who sat down and realized that we have to protect our resources we saw the destruction of the environment of the number of fish.