in launched the whole parish's in individuals pay $5000.00 to name and the aim is to raise $1000000.00. much of it for conservation initiatives. ah votes of being counted interlaced presidential elections where people had to choose between 2 polar opposites with starkly different visions for the countries future. ah, allow. i'm mary, i'm demising london watching algae 0 also coming up on the program. c hundreds of thousands of protest is march to sedans, presidential ballast, demanding, and military stands that countries path to democracy. also,

the world's daughter. this will be the biggest man with crisis which is unfolding front of us. august ounce prime minister appeals to world leaders help afghanistan . now or face humanitarian disaster and the netherlands begins, is that current of ours locked down, but across the border in belgium. thousands are out in protest against you restrictions. ah, we begin the program in chile, where votes are being counted in a closely contested presidential run off. has been called the most divisive pole in the country for decades. are 2 candidates running polar opposites of each other with startling, different views, the country's future. on the left, former student protest the de gabrielle bartch. he's promising to overhaul an economic model that he says is created a sharp division between the rich and poor in latin america's most advanced economy

. he's pledged to make the changes to lanes demanded in the mast anti government protests of 2019. his opponent is the ultra conservative jose antonio cast a lawyer who won support for his hard line views on law and order. it's also defended for my military dictator. augusta been ashamed and criticized orridge for his alliance with the communist party. so alex america, editor, lucy newman joins us live from santiago and i'm just looking at some of the initial numbers that we have which show which favor for rich. tell us what we know so far. that's right. what we know so far with a little under 14 percent of the vote counted, is that gabrielle body to appears to be leading with almost 7 percentage points. that of course it's, it is, could, could change radically as more and more results come in. but so far,

and we're here at the board's campaign headquarters and this the pressroom for his campaign headquarters that dad there, seeming they're looking and sounding quite at victoria's already in this area. i think that some other polls that had not been allowed to be published do also indicate that voted stood a good chance of winning the selection. the big question though, marion is by how many percentage points when finally every single last, whoa has been counted. a percent on your past to the the conservative candidate, it says that if it's by less than 50000 vote the the victory of either one of the candidates. but clearly he re me, he means by burridge, that he would consider taking the selection to the electoral tribunal to be decided . in other words, there is some question in his mind depending on by how many votes he loses. if he, if he loses, of whether or not this was a legitimate election, that's something that has not happened here, at least didn't, since i can think of, of any of any in any election. so this is a very, very device of

a very contested election. and in fact, the most contested election since 1988 when chilion held a referendum to decide whether they wanted to go back to democracy or remain under the pinochet's dictatorship. they tell us more about what's at stake in this vote. why is this election so crucial compared to those in us? well, apart from the obvious that the 2 can, this is so completely different. one is 35 young, was seen before as a revolutionary. the other one is conservative, older, and represent for many people the past. what's really at stake here is perhaps the economic model that this country has had, and which for more than a, for almost 40 years was considered a flag bearer for political and economic stability. in this region, we're talking about the chicago university model or the chicago boys model of the free market economy. that is what's at stake whether that could survive. that's

what w burridge wants to change. that's what sampling your past wants to make. sure does not. and if the results is not accepted by all sides, although it's looking that that looking as it might not happen if gabrielle burridge maintains his lead, as the numbers accounted it, could there be some sort of instability off to the vote? i think of marrying that whoever wins is going to face problems in that sense because they're still going to have tremendous opposition. it's a very, very polarized country right now. and apart from that, we have a congress as an the senate that are absolutely split down the middle, which makes it very difficult for any hunt in eddie, a winner to actually impose our legislation. so if we're having a bit more to, to lose, we're good at probably expect to have huge amount of people protesting out on the streets. and we're also going to expect a lot of opposition for him if he wins. and by the way,

i'm hearing right now some cheers outside, and i'm getting some apparently the past commando. yes, this, i can confirm that the, that the sample your past command or a bunker as we call here, has as conceded defeat and that gabrielle burridge has won. so wow, this is like an hour and 5 minutes after the polls close. so it's really moved. it incredibly quickly mariam. so there you have a serious issue. as or on the a winner has been declared, or rather the a jose antonio cast has conceded yes, we weren't expecting him to concede this quickly at all, but it clearly is an indication that burridge has gone up by one by far more than anyone had estimated and how unusual is it for that to happen with? i'm just looking at the wire here that says about 30 percent of the ballots have

been counted. are you asking me if it's, if it's unusual again? i mean, why didn't it to that did? yes, it's a large city, a lot of that with i'm 30 percent of the ballots counted. yes . well, what this is a sampling. so they also have their own, their own would you call pollsters, orb winner of them. so i mean that these are the projections are that they have that he has loss. and how do you get to these projections? they have people monitoring each and every single voting station in the country, as does god. we had bodied so they know what the final tally was and they couldn't even, they couldn't move that around even faster, perhaps on the electric or not. perhaps obviously they can get that news back to their candidates headquarters faster than the electoral authorities can actually put them up on an display. so it really does have a reputation for getting results very, very quickly. but this,

the campaign or quarters are even faster and better at doing that. okay, great. thank you very much. our last in america editor is seen human reporting to us from santiago, chile, where it appears that i was antonio cast his conceited this election. i suppose that would make her former student protest ada gabriel barge that the youngest president that the country has seen. thank you very much, lucille. ah, now hundreds of thousands of protest as of march the presidential palace in the sudanese capital hard tomb. demanding the military stout, their country's transition towards democracy scares. he forces fired tear gas at them. after attempting to block bridges, health ministry says more than a 120 people were injured. able, morgan was there. this is the spouse of gathering of protesters in one of the

districts into dance, capital, cartoon, and hallo, toby has come to join them. she's one of tens of thousands who came out on sunday to commemorate the anniversary of to dance revolution in 2018. they're also out once again to voice their anger at the military takeover, which happened in late october and which they say d real to dance, transition and federal galatia montoya. oh, i'll santos. at casa de la. i took parson, the 201320162018 protests against basha and here i am now and will continue to protest until our demands amiss. i will keep protesting until there is the civilian government and there is peace. freedom and justice. sedans uprising thought it over hikes in prices of basic commodities, but it's soon turned into calls for an end to the government of our model machine, which had been in power for 3 decades. his military ousted him in april 2019 and signed a power sharing agreement with the political coalition forces of freedom and change

which were presented the protest movement. but the partnership came to an end in october, when the military dissolved the transitional government and arrested several government officials that sparked anger and renewed protests on the street. a deal between the outset prime minister of the lamb duke and the military would stop him reinstated back to his position. feel the anger further with sudan, witnessing the largest turnouts yet since the takeover. all i'm saying is that evolution never actually ended. it's continuing and we will continue until we are to have all of our goals. we don't want them emitter to be the head of the state any more. we want civilian government. we want justice for all the wounded all the martyr. our friends, brothers and sisters and sons. we want justice for all of them. we want are we want development? i mean, i need to wirelessly for everyone. i'm dying juggling that i am sad actually only. uh huh. okay, i'm all the way sooner to participate in these anniversary protest to restore our

stolen revolution. charlotte, this day is a turning point in our evolution and an end to the takers. and even if it's not, we will continue to protest. i had to restore our revolution, which cost many lives. i was wrong. protesters were able to reach the southern gates of the presidential palace on the anniversary of the revolution. security for says, responded using tear gas stun grenades and live ammunition to disperse them. since the take over at least 45 people were killed by security forces and more than 300 injured. but that hasn't ended. the turmoil as political parties remain divided and the military remains and power can go heck, ball for dialogue and national consensus to get to dan auto political crisis. but protested on the street, they regard his agreement with the military has given legitimacy to the take over. and mr. thoughts that demands with the military to be removed from the dance politics and 3 years since the thought of the uprising to dance transition to

democracy remains fragile, and many of its slogans remained on achieved. sundays, protests ended with security forces chasing protesters. but for many, the day is the continuation of the revolution that overthrew a military leader once, and which they hope will achieve the changes that have been calling for an overthrow. another military leader, he bought morgan al jazeera, harder to muslim countries, applied to set up the humanitarian trust fund for afghan, as don as millions phase hunger during a harsh winter pakistan has been hosting an emergency meeting of the organization of his lambert corporation, declaring that if the world does not help afghans now. the country is heading for chaos. the yearns world food program one the suite that 98 percent of afghans and not getting enough to eat with 7 and 10 families, resorting to borrowing food, pushing them deeper into poverty. un officials say 23000000 people are on the verge of starvation. with 9000000 already facing famine conditions. some $9000000000.00

in central bank reserves remain blocked outside. the country caught off by sanctions imposed by the us and other countries after the taliban take over. but afghanistan is also suffered. severe drought will at least a 40 percent drop in wheat yields. that means the price is for food fuel and other basic staples have rapidly risen out of reach. for many, the arrival of winter means many families will be forced to choose between food and heating. yet pakistan's prime minister him on con, is saying that disaster can still be averted. the point is, the world does not act. this'll be the biggest man, mood crisis which is unfolding in front of us. we, of the oil. see. it's a big responsibility on us. because not only is it the trader situation, and one is thought as it on foreign, but it's

a religious duty to help us. lamar in others with unicef in afghanistan and says a whole generation of children is at risk. now, frankly, this is a pivotal moment for children in afghanistan. the youngest of these children are fighting for their lives with the staggering numbers of my nurse, children, and adolescent boys and girls are really fearful of what their future will hold am . and we truly hope that the world does not avert its eyes from what is happening of got a son. i think it's very important for the world and international community to keep children out of politics and really to prioritize monetary in 8. and if we manage to act quickly, if we manage to provide the treatment and health service and support to the families, to help them go this, this very difficult winter that is coming through. i think we will be able to save

many children and also to make sure that her generation of gone, child of gone children, is a provided with, with what they need. and we don't lose this generation. and watching out is there a life from london, much more self tatty about in the program. as a desperate situation in saratoga, filipino city reels are to see the title in right, thousands of soldiers. now joining the rescue athens and i'm dominant came at the bull and cultural exhibition that's bringing east and west head to hat. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather in australia and it's all about the exceptional heat. we've got heat wave conditions across central and western areas. if we have a look at the ice. so thumbs chart was in the temperatures in places like perth

pickup. and a change in the wind across central areas into tuesday is going to bring the temperature up in adelaide and into that southeast corner for places like sydney. now the heat does continue. here we are going to see it get wetter as we get into choose date with some of those thunderstorms affecting the top end. but for the really wet and windy weather, well, we have to come to new zealand to that south island. we've got warnings out for heavy rain in the very south. we could see $200.00 millimeters of rainfall here, wind gusts, possibly a 120 kilometers per hour. so there is a risk of flooding there by the time we get to choose day that's going to sweep up towards the south of the north island where we have got some wind warnings out there, but there's still some sunshine coming through in the very north. now as we head across the south east asia, well all eyes are on typhoon right as it sweeps its way to the north east. it's not gonna make landfall on highland island, but it's gonna bring those wet and windy conditions here, as it scoops its way along the southern coast of china towards ty,

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welcome back main stories now. conservative policy should jose antonio cast his conceded chillies. presidential run off the left wing candidates, gabrielle borage, a bar which is leading with 54 percent of the vote. with about half of all ballots now counted in. are the headline sudanese security forces of fi tear gas at protest is outside the presidential palace in our tomb. as a call for an end to military involvement in politics, health ministry says more than a 120 people were injured. and muslim countries and flashed to set up a humanitarian trust fund for afghan. his don is millions, face hunger during a harsh winter or governments across europe. a stepping on measures to control the sprite of the army. kron karone of ours there. and had of the winter holidays. there's also anger of the new rules coming in just before christmas. protest is of marsh in several cities to call for an end to cove at us is in social restrictions . the netherlands is already imposed district lockdown and other countries are

considering further moves as well. as i beg reports, good. 7 against mandatory vaccinations and vaccine passports, thousands gathered in belgium to express their anger at restrictions. it comes as the government to shoot strong advice to get vaccinated and gave health workers 3 months to get fascinated or risk losing their jobs. britain have seen some of its highest level in new cases of the virus. rumbly football stadium was turned into a mass boost of vaccinations center as the government tries to curb the outbreak. but for now, it's reluctance to impose a pre christmas lockdown is at odds with the mayor of london. if we don't bring in new restrictions sooner rather than later, you're going to see even more positive cases and potentially a public service like directors on the verge of clubs. if not collapsing, gemini has added the u. k to it's higher is countries, meaning tighter travel restrictions?

france has already been travel from britain other than compelling reasons which do not include tourism and business. it comes as europe races itself for the spread of the army. kron variant and many countries are now considering the return of restrictions over the christmas period. these streets in the netherlands should have been packed with christmas shoppers. but all non essential businesses have been ordered to close after a strict lockdown was imposed. even on the northern tip of europe, finland with a christmas period brings with it tourists. does now real concern. i've never had times like this before. like i know my colleagues. they are a wandering the same. ah, this is like a parcel every day is 3rd back again. and you look at the latest updates and news and you start wondering what's happening with the travelers. what's happening with the choice of workers and the companies? how do we said by as christmas fast approaches? the shadow cast by the coven virus seems to be getting ever longer. i said big al

jazeera police in the philippines say at least 269 people are confirmed dead in the aftermath of super typhoon ry. thousands of soldiers have joined rescue work is to search for survivors in remote areas. juma and jamal alan dugan has more now from sera gal city in the philippines. the philippine village. she invited a steward reconnaissance flight over the eastern part of the mindanao region to see for ourselves the damage caused by super typhoon. right. chicago island is where super time for an array 1st made landfall in the philippines. what was once a popular tourist destination? reduced to this, the pilot then turned towards the nugget. island even from afar. the damage was distressing to see. it didn't matter whether their house was big or small.

the typhoon packing, wind speed, close at 200 kilometers an hour, did not discriminate damaging. almost every building. after landing ensued, he goes city. general admirals order is clear, aid must reach those devastated areas. as soon as possible, the magnitude of the damage is really big. it is because the one that was a vector and our island robbins this if you will address those problem. first and foremost, your problem released logistics. light bill, we job around the mean town of city. dow storm damage like this is a familiar scene here. now. at the port area, we found more than a 100 families forced from their homes. they are from the va jour. sufficient community once lived on houses on stilts, by the sea. now this is all they have left my gone. so what residence here are

telling us is that it's 6 pm. now this is going to be their 1st meal for the day. something that they just picked up from the garbage mostly. and this plastic lead at least 5 families tonight, rest meet that i will at sun is desperate to. i mean we don't even have rice, there's nothing. my children are crying. we look for a left over, but there was nothing. we went to bed with an empty stomach. i gave them a go. this is the human cost of support. they would rise at destruction. it's estimated that thousands of families are displeased here now. but this is just one province days since the storm shock. many communities remain cut off with dozens reported missing. and this is why many see they are still bracing for the worst. jamal island doggone al jazeera, should he go province,

southern philippines. now in hong kong votes have been counted in the territories 1st legislative council election since china amended laws to ensure that only those loyal to bay ching are allowed to run only around 30 percent of eligible voters cast their ballots, a record low turnout for the semi autonomous region, last year, a national security law is enforce silencing most opposition voices. after months of pro democracy protests in 2019. is there any security forces of arrested sex, palestinian southfax over the killing of an israeli man in the occupied west bank 3 days ago? he tapped lightly, major manhunt in the north of the west bank, along with several apparent reprisal attacks. i settlers against palestinians. i force at reports. a manhunt lasting more than 2 days ended before dawn on sunday. is really troops detaining 6 palestinians near janine and the occupied west bank 2 suspects and

a deadly shooting attack for others accused of helping them. israel security services, the men belong to palestinian islamic jihad. i got bored. there was a success in closing a circle around the terrorists in a very short space of time without allowing them to disappear into the field. her 1st days attack kill 25 year old is ready, settler, you hood, a dement man injuring to others in the car. he was traveling and they were leaving the illegal outpost of homage in the northern west bank officially withdrawn from in 2005, but still operating as the site of a jewish religious seminary. the shooting here was the latest and assertive attacks carried out by palestinians against israelis in recent weeks. but it also comes in the context of intensifying settler violence targeting palestinians here in the occupied west bank. just hours after the shooting and dozens of kilometers away, a group of settlers attacked a home in the village of carriers beating while mcbeal with iron bars. he remains in hospital. as our wiles father says,

the attackers pretended to be as ready soldiers. once inside they smacked up the ground floor as well as attacking y l. yes, i'm mcbeal says he doesn't expect his uncle's attackers to be brought to justice. i believe they yeah, they know way that these guys come from because they, i believe there are organized and so do you think they'll actually be arrested in prosecutor coordinator? i unfortunately we, i do have like a strong conviction that people who do do such things. they are not afraid of the consequences. last month is where he writes group, but selim published a report accusing israel of using certain violence to help appropriate thousands of hector as of land in an organized, institutionalized manner. some of israel's foreign minister, last week called settler violence, a stain, the prime minister calls it insignificant saying, settler pioneers require protection. late on sunday, these were the army revealed at settlers at homage had the night before attacked soldiers who preventing them from erecting new structures at the outpost. the

settlers of cool for reinforcements. hurry, faucet al jazeera in the occupied westbank. a gentleman capital was right at the heart of the cold war with the fall of the berlin wall, marking the end of his di tensions between east and west algae. there is on a cane reports now from an exhibition that springing the air is art together for the 1st time. it's a window on a world gone by putting communism against capitalism, the real against the abstract and iconic leaders against leading icons. from an era when the message was as profound as the art itself. artists help us to understand the systems we are living in. and in very often i think artists are, you know, showing us that you can live against it and that you can stand for the other and the other perspective. and so i hope that, that visitors really see that, you know, also at these times, but also at our times now artists are telling us about the,

the politics we're living in. this exhibition focuses on life and arts during the cold war. so lenin peers out from his library. the man is the people in command. while starling appears, his wartime leader, receiving the thanks of a grateful nation. the space race is a key theme. here you recorded of draws together cosmos from every part of the vin communist world. but lo, nesbit, lift off and splashed down, fly the flag for the democratic world for the exhibitions curation. this is an example of what distinguishes the art of the u. s. s. r. from the usa of us always tend to be picked pictures. for example, the pop art is painting things they found on footages like comics, offered graph. and i have the impression the us are, are to watch more close to the motive to the things they really want to pay. too

many western eyes pop art has long been considered cool. lead to buy andy wall holes answers to abstract expressionism from painting popstars to collecting cans of soup on canvas. what he liked eating for lunch back then. now the rest of the world consumes in art form during the cold war, some behind the iron curtain considered this propaganda. while in the west, much the same was said about much of soviet art. the time when this propaganda was created is long gone. now all the remains of the paintings themselves, a reminder of the clash of ideas between east and west. in a city where those 2 opposing ideology came heads to heads. dominant came al, jazeera, berlin. it's a busy time of year for poet francis, but it's also any happens to celebrate his birthday.

oh, the only catholic church time. 85 years old. on friday, the is now been presented with a special cake by children at his party in the vatican city. for but frances is now the oldest pope in more than a century. be showing no signs of slowing down with plans for an official visit to east timor early next year. ah. the main stories now. conservative politician jose antonio cast has conceded chili's presidential run off vote to his left wing rival gabriel. burridge. forage is leading with 54 percent of the vote with half of the ballots counter so far. a former student protest either campaign to overall in economic model. he says is created sharp divides and inequality in the.