with the help of key allies particularly in europe for now they haven't been won over james but. at the united nations. we want to take you back to. the. society all other depend on that. i think the parties who packed us. and were taking us to the second. got here to be. a big part of the brazilian people. respected in their vote. now the other part of the didn't vote for us also needs respect of all of the voters that backed us this

far. what we saw here was a celebration of democracy the people who. went into the streets colleagues my children my family. people just. sat down in a square on a bench and started to speak with people. and what we saw was an awakening of people as to what was at play in this election this is. what we're seeing is. principles are being put to the test.

we had twenty sixteen when president dilma was impeached we had the unfair imprisonment of president lula the failure to follow the u.n. resolution but we move forward with courage to take our message to all corners of this country to the urban centers to the far. flung places of the country to all. religions of angelakos and catholics to all brazilians. to ensure that we got our message out to the whole country that the national sovereignty than to democracy as we understand it is a value above all of us we are

a nation we will defend it from anyone who would in a disrespectful way. we're not just talking about democracy in the form of understanding of it we're talking about civil rights of political rights. labor rights and social rights that is what is at play right now. so we had a sneaking bed to the workers' party candidate and and i had who has conceded defeat in brazil's presidential election he got something like forty four percent all the votes had ads kornel the election a celebration of democracy though despite has lost but also interestingly calling the impatient of his formal potted colleague and former president general who said

. and the imprisonment of former president lula for corruption fair we are watching developments in brazil for you and will bring you any more news as we get more reaction from brazil. but let's go back now to the murder investigation and to the journalist jamal khashoggi we're joined now by human rights lawyer if the car his life arises from chicago mr always good to have you with us on al-jazeera so as we were reporting saudis most senior prosecutor has arrived in istanbul to what extent do you think he'll actually fully cooperate with investigators. well elizabeth i think it's a lot early in the game to be making any sort of analysis as we move forward in this legal investigation i think two things are very important number one is

transparency there needs to be transparency in terms of the legal process that these fifteen or eighteen men the suspects are going to face within saudi arabia and number two more importantly actually is accountability these fifteen or eighteen men did not act alone they were orders from up on high within the saudi government and so we really need to see you know how high the chain of command goes in how willing the saudi government is going to be to our you know essentially prosecute one of their top government officials so i think these two things are really going to be quite telling in the coming days weeks and months when you talk about one of the top officials who are you referring to because so far there's been talk about these you know eighteen individuals the calls from turkey to extradite them continue but the reports are that the orders that these individuals were acting or from the highest authority were from the crown prince so who are we talking about here and how likely is it that he won't be implicated all face

punishment. well i think those are two separate interesting questions elizabeth you know he might be politically implicated but at the end of the day somebody lower within the real court might actually fall on the sword legally speaking i think there's something important in terms of extradition i think that there is literally zero percent chance that these men will be extradited to turkey under international law most consulates and embassies even though there are located geographically in foreign countries are technically considered are the soil of that country and so this murder actually technically did take place on saudi arabian soil from an international legal perspective so the extradition argument is not going to win and i think it's going to be really interesting to see whether it's going to be an intelligence you know high ranking intelligence official in the saudi government or it's going to be one of the you know the n.b.s. is fellow royals oh who falls on the sword up but even though there might be

a political implication you know proving that he was the one who gave the order and while we you know went to find out what will happen as the investigation continues there are more lions every day the latest today is that the saudi consul chief was in the same far as that investigators have been searching for question on day the day before his murder what do you make not just of the information but the fact that the turks continue to release damaging information about the saudis potentially damaging his. i think the important thing to keep in mind is that you know it really legally speaking it really doesn't matter if they find what shocked you body or not and the reason that i say this is that usually in a murder investigation you know values are usually needed in order to get the any evidence in order to implicate someone decided have already admitted that they killed him so again he is dead he was murdered he was murdered by saudi nationals so again the body is really legally immaterial at this point and so now the

important thing is going to be who are the people that are going to be indicted and then more importantly is there going to be any command responsibility or little in date high ranking officials whether it's intelligence officials or members of the crown family in terms of what if order in the legal recourse that we see in the days weeks and months to come if the class action as always for your time and your analysis we do appreciate it if they can live in chicago thank you. thank you elizabeth. we have plenty more ahead on the news all including tensions run high in sri lanka but sat prime minister rather. meant. to city fans pay tribute to those killed in a helicopter crash including the team's owner. and in sports we'll hear from those haven't been on what it's like to be a five time for me to want the world champion. the

names of the eleven people at a synagogue and pittsburgh have been released all of them were middle aged or older including two brothers and a ninety seven year old woman suspect has been charged with hate crimes for saturday's attack he could face the death penalty if convicted and 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 that was 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

a 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 some 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 of heard the president's comments of how we should all armed 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 old dallas 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 but he wanted 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. that's got a she have now she has her tonsil he's joining us live from pittsburgh and people they're facing that prospect. already holding vigils shihab. yes a multi-faith visual kurds a short time ago not far from where the synagogue attack actually took place the

messages were pretty clear of course there was grief there was also the real message of solidarity amongst all sections of the community here in pittsburgh as well as of defiance against right wing extremists after raging anti-semite shot up a holy place of worship on our ship bought and murdered our extended pittsburgh jewish family we needed to be here because it's times like these we need community we need the comfort of each other we need love not hate and we need that giant hope that this pittsburgh jewish community always gives and those coals shihab for support have been met her but not just in pittsburgh but elsewhere in the country the president as we heard him and his report has been saying the right things but there are many who are looking at what role a sort of

a political climate to all of intolerance might have played of this attack. right and particularly as we learn more and more about robert bowers the gunman himself he was consumed by anti-semitism but in particular in recent times he was consumed by a white supremacist right wing extremist conspiracy theory that's been doing the rounds which suggests or which actually says that the central american migrant caravan that's making its way through southern mexico right now is being funded by the jewish community in the u.s. by george soros the jewish liberal billionaire philanthropist who himself was the recipient of a pipe bomb in the mail last monday and this is particularly interesting because it's a conspiracy theory that's been alluded to by president trump and by other members of the republican party during this campaign season ahead of the midterms as they continue what they hope will be that successful push to suggest that america is engaged in an existential struggle between real america and the liberal

democratic mall who just want to bring in criminal elements from around the world to dilute to dilute real american immigrants and so on. it has to be said that by i was right about was he didn't think it was right wing enough in his writings he actually called double trouble dismissed all troubles a globalist globalist that's a euphemism a word used by extreme right wing people to suggest jews it's going to dog whistle phrase which actually has been used by don't trump himself in his campaign rallies he talks a lot about globalists now donald trump the right republican party even doing the rounds on the talk shows disavowing any sort of connection between their rhetoric and what happened here in pittsburgh in fact bill trump simply simply musing at how he completely shocks that such an attack could even happen and the stanage she had thank you very much for that phenomena she have a tonsil mind and pets and i thank you. to germany now where both parties in the

governing coalition have suffered heavy losses in a regional election seen as a critical test for chancellor angela merkel's government projections in the state of the. christian democratic union and the social democrat allies down ten points age of the greens have nearly doubled their support to twenty percent meanwhile the far. end of the state parliament for the first time after backing off . and straight on through the years just believe this is a hard and difficult night for the s.p.d. and we have not kept the result up to where we wanted it is a bitter defeat and we cannot talk away around it it is the worst expected result since nine hundred forty six still ahead on the bulletin. palu indonesia where it's been a month since an earthquake and tsunami left more than two thousand people dead in some areas life is beginning to get back to normal in others it's clear much work

is still to be done before affected areas can truly recover. and sport find out what strawman a tennis player has signed a twenty eighteen on the high have the details. hello again well this hour we are going to start in north america where we did see a nor'easter cause a lot of problems here along the coastal areas of the united states now that system is pushing into the canadian maritimes but behind it it is leaving some cooler temperatures particular in come back and on teria where auto is only going to be seen about forty degrees toronto at eight and the winds are coming out of the northwest so new york only getting to about thirteen degrees there a little further to the south well brighter conditions across much of the south where we are seeing atlanta at twenty denver though high temperature on monday

twenty five a high temperature on tuesday is going to be eight so it significant difference there a lot more clouds here across the central portions of united states but dallas is going to stay warm with attempt a few of about twenty four degrees as we make a way down towards central america plenty of rain across much of that area down towards panama and costa rica heavier rain few of the next few days those pop up thunderstorms managua is going to be a rainy day at thirty two but as we look what's happening here across cuba not too bad for havana at twenty eight in winds coming out of the north with a funnel bounded to yourself so we are going to be seeing partly cloudy conditions at about twenty eight degrees there and then very quickly across south america we are looking at some cooler conditions for rio with the temperature there maybe about twenty four and a sensation at thirty two degrees. we will get. there soon to plug in the simple single.

person to shop for two dollars just. short documentaries from around the world about those who won't give up their fight for justice. al-jazeera selects justice. running six continents across the. aisle to syria's corresponding sleeping brain the story state. of the. unknown at the least in the book none the less there. were and they were still barrage in the camp for palestinian refugees. didn't world news.

good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news alan things our top stories fall right candidate shaab also not a has won brazil's presidential election and as that trace speech he pledged to defend the constitution democracy and freedom also now will take office in january after beating his challenger for that had on the workers. and the latest development in the jamal khashoggi murder case saudi arabia's most senior prosecutor has arrived in turkey saudi. investigators the spambot expected to provide testimonies of the eight hundred suspects to his turkish counterpart and vigils have been. held around the u.s. and the world for the eleven people killed at a synagogue in pittsburgh the older suspect a seven year old woman suspects from

a balance has been charged on the hate crime laws for saturday's attack he could face the death penalty if convicted. now english premier league football side leicester city have confirmed that their billionaire tie on or was one of five people who died in a helicopter crash next to the club stadium which. was one of thailand's richest men it was also much more than the leicester community as paul brennan reports. the carpets of flowers and flags and scarves grew steadily as the hours passed fans young and old some in tears some still struggling to come to terms with the news. really did the thing. you know one minute you're enjoying it much and the next minute this. morning as included a tight youth academy team who knelt and prayed for the victims. done

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 wanted i know i never thought to win the league never. dick mitzi he was. a special press. 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. leicester city women's team had damage against manchester united ladies council that much in the first reaction would be i just don't believe it just it's a shock still stone still shocked still so think you didn't see. the amount of the

tributes on the warmth of the inscriptions on the right expect for a long serving servant of the club like a goalscorer for a foreign owner. 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. al-jazeera leicester. to sri lankan hour one person has been killed and several others wounded as the country's political crisis turned violent police have arrested a ministerial security guard who opened fire on a crowd of presidential loyalists the us has called for parliament to immediately be reconvened the three youngest president. standing by to sack prime minister valiant. alleging it was motivated by an assassination plot went off and as has

more from colombo. a jubilant mind the rajapaksa was mum when he visited the country's most secret police trained the temple of the two things can be on sunday morning he's reception showed the popularity the new prime minister still commands among a sizeable section of the population that popularity and his track record made him the obvious choice for president might be pilot city senior when he needed a replacement for running would become a singer who he sat down. friday today the president addressed the nation to explain his shock decision. mr. behave very arrogant we unstoppably in government mostly making decisions individually devoid of collective decision making and this led to a serious political crisis in his thirty seven minute speech the president strongly criticized baker missing her saying he was to blame for economic wars for corruption the 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. in the mob our most recent or most powerful reason to appoint former president rajapaksa as prime minister removed from a singer as prime minister was a conspiracy to assassinate me i realize that there could be an issue of trust regarding the investigations informants has revealed that a government minister was involved in the 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 he's refusing to leave his official residence in a fernandez al jazeera colombo. now three palestinian teenagers have been killed by an israeli drone strike in gaza they died in the eastern region of the strip between car newness and. the israeli army says it fired towards three palestinian palestinian saboteurs who were attempting to plant an explosive device near the border fence with israel. palestinian president is accusing has hamas rivals of supporting the interests of the united states by not giving up control of the gaza strip mahmoud abbas's wire that the u.s. is planning a proposal to offer palestinians some statehood and they have lost control strip and limited autonomy in the occupied west bank he's pushing for full independence

in both areas have lost seize control of gaza in two thousand and seven. well for months palestinians and gaza have had to live with about four hours of electricity a day now that's about to double and maybe even triple this rare positive development depends as always on the tense for nation ship between hamas and israel have fought for the explains. for the first time in two years gaza's only power station is working at seventy five percent capacity three of its four turbines generating desperately needed electricity the power company says the territory can now expect a rise in supply to twelve hours a day from purer than five now sort of an agenda so what did i miss rail we get a hundred and twenty megawatts and now seventy five from the poet station so right now we can talk about implementing to schedule of eight hours on and eight hours off when we have to increase a little bit more. to gaza's poorest cut off from alternatives like generators and

solar power the idea of a reliable power supply has become the stuff of dreams but also supplies some respite for garza's collapsing economy cheese manufactured. says sales have carved in the last year regular power supplies would save him expensive generated fuel and more importantly could spur demand for the sea that caught up with. it there's no fridge they say i'm not going to buy cheese if they get eight hours of electricity in a row they can keep it property that they can buy without thinking twice and our sales increase. that much rests on politics qatar has pledged to provide fuel for the power station for six months supplies have already been affected though by tensions between israel and hamas which controls the gaza strip the ability for the power station to continue operating like this though depends on the israeli political decision and already this month the israeli defense minister avigdor

lieberman has use that power denying the fuel trucks access to gaza. that followed a rocket fired from gaza that severely damaged in israeli home the supply was restored only after a reduction in the scale of that week's friday border protest this friday saw another exchange of rockets and israeli air strikes for now israel has allowed the fuel to continue the palestinian president mahmoud abbas who for more than a year has been imposing economic sanctions on gaza has opposed the fuel deal which was negotiated through the un bypassing his palestinian authority gaza's people are painfully aware of how much lies outside their control for the moment they have at least one red development they can welcome in seeing them if only a little closer to something resembling normal twenty first century life harry force it out just era gaza to indonesia now where the city devastated by an earthquake and tsunami a month ago is now facing a health crisis torrential rains threaten to spread malaria and dengue fever at

least twenty two hundred people died and tens of thousands were left homeless by the disaster when heaven halts from city. 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 you'll come on i'm on a will. look the 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 of 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 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 wayne hey al jazeera indonesia. now the german army has sent its top brigade to lead nato his biggest military exercises since the cold war but fifty thousand personnel from all twenty nine nato

allies taking part along with partners. let's go topless has more from trondheim. german artillery and soil the host nation always invited thirty countries to participate in the biggest military exercises nato has run in years and germany is the biggest contributor. with over nine thousand troops participating in the exercises overall the german army has sent his top armored brigade as part of the very high rate in this joint task force or a.t.f. . the contribution of germany itself is almost a mechanized brigade and expression in this exercise we have from the ninety brigade from germany about five thousand drum soldiers about two thousand vehicles and equipment and equipment the german army certainly hers from arguably the best main battle tanks to fighting vehicles and artillery but up until recently it has

been mostly training to fight a very different kind of war since the end of the cold war germany has served in conflicts from bosnia to afghanistan but after years of counterinsurgency operations and peacekeeping it knows the real learn the lessons of high intensity conflict germany's military high command is aware of the problem and with rising regional tension between russia and its western neighbors the emphasis is now on how the next major conflict will be fought you know have to refocus and that there is a short term possibility that the people of poland might attack nato. has of course refocus our efforts to be prepared for that as well that is not the copy .