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hello, i'm tom mccrae. this is the news. how alive from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes, the rise to become italy's prime minister has begun people and now casting the bell, it says opinion polls point to a victory for the far rise. a journey for a better life ins and tragedy. at least $95.00 people, including children, have now died after their boat from lebanon, sank off the coast of syria. hundreds of detained across russia during protest against a decree to enlist civilians into military service. and painting a picture of corruption. why the story behind this exhibit of priceless works of awesome manila destroying attention? now, con, how much would all the sport, including in our messy leads argentina to victory ahead of the war, copy cutoff, date the time too, as we know and offended. ah,

italians are voting in a general election that's being closely watched by the wrist of europe. some of the contestants have already cast their votes. opinion polls predict a right wing coalition rising to power with the far right leader for the 1st time since the 2nd world war left the poles are correct. georgia maloney would become the country's 1st female prime minister. the sent to lift a democratic party is 2nd in the polls. bullets go straight to stephanie decker, whose at the parliament building and roman stephanie evert things began as to what's turned out, been like so far. well, interesting. the, it seems that there is a high turn out so far as some of the pollsters had predicted, perhaps that not to be the case is, of course, will be important when it comes to the legitimacy of whoever does get elected to

run the country. it will be the $68.00 government italy has since its independence 76 years ago. of course the predictions are according to the polls or that it will be potentially a wind for the far right georgia maloney coming out on top. we're going to have to wait and see, but let's discuss all of this. i have a guest with me, lorenzo castilla me. he is a professor of political history. thank you for joining us. we were just mentioning there, of the expectations of the polls that we'd all see potentially a far right wing, a victory. how do you see this? you think the boat will go according to predictions? look, the polls are very consistent and they are showing as the most likely scenario. landslide victory by right wing coalition bar. we should look at the polls, particularly of the votes of the 5 stars, which are poorly and very strongly in the last weeks or so. a very good results for them, my buddha grease, the majority absolute majority for the right wing at the senate. so these are the most affordable important data to look at. the overall results of the right wing.

felicia, if it's over 40 to 43 percent, is very likely to have a landslide victory also in terms of sees otherwise, if i started falling very high, like 18 or 20 percent, well that that might be problems in terms of seats. a descendants, in particular funder i, we inflation. but in general, you do expect the right wing to have a strong shelley. i think doubt that most likely snatter remain aligns lat landslide victory by the right wing. in a very peculiar situation in which right wing is not as traditionally, uneasily dominated by moderates or popular party biased by a conservative body fatality diarrhea, an m and a party. a fire right piled t s. the league. so 2 parties, so we shuttle members solve the mainstream police group in europe. these 9 of course create some difficulties in general for the country and a new government, particularly in terms of international relationship and you relationship. so these

are the main risks that we might facing case alba arriving when how significant is the shift towards the right in a traditionally, it's been governed by more left. how would you describe that change? well, in the last 10 years, and there was a massive raising of national lease and police agenda. and these author, of course, is winning a large portion of the vote. so it's a very long standing transformation in which, particularly the lower socio economic got start turning to the writer and they are leaving, you know, the last and the traditional sentries for legal offer. this is very clear also these election when, when we are seeing a great rising of the 5 stars, the populace movement on the left and the rising off for the leading dahlia on the right. so a far right party. at the same time, there is the decline of the p d that traditional social democratic party and the las colinas foster dahlia. so it traditionally moderate right wing party. so we are in the me solve

a polarization process that sometimes have some, you know, step and go like drag is government was one of them in self stopped. but now populous nation is my be fueled again by the pop levels. okay, thank you very much. and so they are a breakdown of what is usually quite complicated, a tie and politics, governments of come and go. and i think another question will be if there is this majority, when by the right wing, how united are they going to be? you have 3 different parties within this coalition that still are at odds with certain policy issues moving forward. but again, to hurry, to pull any of that, the polls will close here at 11 p. m local time. and at that point, we will get some exit polls, which will give us a much clearer idea. but the hot, the, how the day has gone. and he thank you very much that stephanie decker for us and rome. the right wing coalition in italy is tip to form a solid majority. the latest polls suggest one and every 4 voters plans to back

georgia maloney but elbowing himself into the campaign, limelight as 5 star movement leader goose if he can take. he is one of the major players in the center lift coalition and has been described as being anti establishment with some of the top issues for vote as the selection includes the rising cost of living, the fuel crisis and the ongoing war. and you cried. 11 would at another i am really afraid of extreme situations that could be created if certain parties came to power, especially given the situation in europe and get vance of the far right and other countries of the union. in addition to the war in crane. another important issue and ever weaker europe. yes. and really weren't i use fair beneville gavia. i hope for good things for italy because we are living in difficult times and people vote with wisdom. it doesn't matter if the right or the left wins. what matters is the concrete action is taken for the country. well, let's bring in alberto, tony. he is a political analyst and professor of international history at the university of

florence. he joins us now. thank you very much for being on this news. our. how do you see this playing out will over polls proved correct and will we see a right when coalition d? thank why it's very difficult in this situation to have an estimation of the final result because there are many reason of uncertainty. these are the 1st national elections initially after court on a bias. this is the 1st time a woman candidate is, seems to have the best chance of victory. but this is also the 1st time that the number of parliament members easily used to, from 900 to 600. so it's a very different political landscape compared to the previous national elections. and so this is, that is and why is not so. ready easy, do have

a clear reading of what, what could be the results of tonight? maloney does when, what sort of leader do you think that she will pay where you may know that to, during the electoral campaign, each political leader is unwilling to appease. he's or her voters, but once you are in power, you need to go with ruling responsibilities. and these may result in more and more to the stand by georgia, maloney if she will get a pastor prime minister in italy. and so we should also take into consideration that you will need the full should a future prime minister need to reply and do

a face and number of challenges that are very, very difficult and such as a recovery national economy and social worker. after code on ios and also confronting the rising energy crisis. so these are the necessary measures that you have to take, and that not to be standing in what could be the your position, or the different leaders position duty. electra campaign, melanie said she's going to build a strong cohesive coalition if she does what now? so, a huge part of italian politics is managing a large coalition. do you think that she will be able to do that? well, as she needs are all her skills and the whole her expedience of each other and bullied each to manage to keep together at least 3 different audi

issue, including the league and that the school needs part, say, italia, and they are political allies. but each of them has its own targets, eights on programs, and eights on the vortices. so, as always in any, a coalition you probably george in the morning we'll have to give some to them and do all should have shown that occasion. and both communities or so to the other political lead and seeing how to kwanisha. and this is not an easy task, is very difficult to balance exercise, but she had the expediency and the political ends key. and so too much. well, we will be watching closely to see how this plays out. that is alberta to 90 for us

in florence. thank you for being on the program. with 2 other news and lebanon's worsening economic crisis is forcing many people to flee. 95 people have now died while trying to escape poverty and hunger and rich europe. they were on board a boat that sank of serious coast on thursday. the vessel left lebanon's many give region bouts went down near the port city of tartarus in syria. the group had hoped to reach italy. a funeral were held for some of those who died. the lebanese army says it's arrested a man, it suspects was behind a human smuggling operation. let's go live too and hold on who's joining us from the lebanon syria border incentive. this is obviously a terrible tragedy with a seemingly no indian size. 95 bodies have been recovered. so far,

17 have been brought back to lebanon. they have been identified, identified by their families. now the 17 are lebanese nationals and palestinian refugees so far. no syrian refugee, none of their bodies have returned to lebanon, and we know on that boat, on that overcrowded boat, there were lebanese palestinians, as well as syria's syrian families. it's, it's not easy for them to cross the border. many of those refugees came to lebanon escaping war, escaping the government of president bush, r, and i said they were involved in opposition activities, so they cannot cross that border to identify their loved ones. we ask officials here we've asked you and hcr, we've asked the international committee of the red cross who is going to help these people. we are not getting answers apart from the fact that the files is now in the hands of the security. so bodies have started to return, it's not an easy process. $95.00 bodies,

so far as 17 have returned. we're expecting 3 more at any time later today, the bodies have composed so they're waiting for d. n a tests. now there is also 20 survivors. some of those survivors have already returned to 11 on we're expecting another 3 to return shortly. but again, lebanese and palestinians, so far, no theory of this wasn't a journey, it was nothing but a nightmare. it's impossible to forget what has happened and the scenes i've been there. we suffered an engine failure. waves tampered with the boat, we lost control and we ended up in a cap sized boat. automatically people on board were pushed by waves to all directions, left and right under and above the water. no one came to rescue us. as i stayed almost 24 hours near the boat, which was overturned, staying floating, hadn't sunk. i managed to keep myself over the bose and then i swam for 13 hours

till i reached the theory and talked to the coast. i've been told that some survivors were saved and rescued by rushman syrian boats that i've seen nothing till i reached the shore. of wire so many other people feeling compelled to attempt this perilous journey. can you give us a sense of just how bad things are there while the economy began to collapse 3 years ago and the situation gets worse by the day, the currency has crashed. it lost 90 percent of its value and the majority of the people here are in the local currency. lebanese are suffering palestinian refugees say they can no longer cope the only agency that helps them on a wall is short of cash syrian refugees as well. they're also worried about their future because that the nice authorities keep talking about sending them back home to syria, which according to the united nations, is still not safe. so these are the reasons why push people to get on those votes,

desperation poverty. we spoke to one survivor this morning, abraham months, or he's 29 years old. he's a palestinian refugee. he told me that he hasn't been able to find a job for 5 years. and the man is still in shock. and he told me that you know what, he saw what he experienced, he's never gonna forget in his life. in fact, he feels guilty that he wasn't able to help or save others. when the boat capsized, a young young boy held onto him. but because the high waves, he lost them and he found out that that he died. so you're hearing a lot of stories like this and it's not the 1st migrant brought tragedy a back in april, the boat sang. bodies are still missing. filter day, the majority on that boat were lebanese, but people tell the time and time again, they will make the journey or attempt to make the journey again, because the situation is very desperate in this country. indeed, thank you so much. that is then a hot, a force in lebanon. were plenty more. he had armed us news, our including, we hear from some of the 10s of thousands of feet of russia to avoid being sent to

war. campaigning hate south in brazil was presidential election with his jaya, boston, our plan catch up in the polls. and, and sport novak jock of ej makes his long awaited return to tennis. sana, we'll be here with all the details that's coming out. ah, a partial mobilization order announced by president vladimir putin has sparked protests across russia. ah, well that's despite a government ban on unapproved rallies, rights groups say more than 730 people have been detained. last week, put an announced plans to enlists 300000 reservists to reinforce troops fighting and you cry. with dozens of protesters have also been arrested in siberia. small

demonstrations were held and several northern cities. and in ukraine, referendums being held for a 3rd day and for air is areas occupied by russian forces and protest. allies voting is being monitored by russian soldiers and parts of your hands on it. so for risha and her on ukraine's width and allies have condemned the ballots as a sham. elgin's here is how to of the, how many traveled to f, a risha in ukraine to speak to people b. o. it wasn't a flight to safety. simon's continued torn about air strikes, day and night, but an escape from what russia seems to be planning in the occupied areas of ukraine. nice, and you said you come. we were shocked. we thought it was a mistake, but on the 2nd day they repeated the same. everything was happening so fast. the referendum went to become part of russia,

is taking place in occupied areas in for regions in ukraine's east and south. median areas controlled by pro russian separate. this should pictures of people casting dallas. this is the city of done yet was separate, is have controlled since 2014, but they don't control the entire region. and then areas under ukrainian control, due mood were somber. here in port trust, no one wanted to talk to us, explaining that people prefer to keep their opinion to themselves, not knowing what will happen next. ukraine and the international community have called the vote illegitimate. they want to keep the territory, they went stop our army. we will continue to liberate our lander. russia was waiting for this, so it can say that ukraine is attacking russia and it becomes a full scale war. and it can call for liberalization. video has emerge of our men in the oral workers going house to house,

asking people to cast their ballots. here in stone. people arriving in the police say it's also happening in the areas. this elderly woman didn't want to show her face because she still has relatives in occupied that she tells me a similar team entered her garden, but she refused to write anything on the paper. others also told us about how they sat at home silently, while soldiers knocked at their door. but pauline, there was more worried about what could happen next. 2 days i was wondering, i was crying, but then we decided because of the threat of mobilize ation of men. my husband, we had no time, we just left the hoary voting and then monday those we spoke to said the results were decided before it even started. but of that, i mean ozy, we're putting jo, russia's foreign minister blamed ukraine for the hostility. sir guy leverett spoke

at the un general assembly in new york, but nearly every nation. they're called for an immediate into the war. as ellen fisher reports from new york, ukrainian seat was empty, his russian foreign minister said gay lover of addressed the general assembly. the americans left one seemingly disinterested representative. the veteran diplomat defended the con referenda underway in occupied territories in ukraine. and claim to us was using the war to pick a fight with moscow yoga room when you present them on the road. i sort of put it, it is very clear to any unbiased observer for the anglo saxons who completely subjugated europe. ukraine is an expendable material in the fight against russia. nato declared that our country is an immediate threat on their way to total domination and a long term threat will be the peoples republic of china. at the same time, the collective west headed by washington is sending frightening signals to other countries saying, any one who disobeys can be next. almost every country addressing the united

nations has called for an end to the war. and in the holes here, there's talk of the turks, or the saudis, acting as a go between to get both sides together. but at a lengthy news conference after his address lover of claimed ukraine wasn't interested in negotiations. okay. bit ago, what kind of negotiations can even be considered. the last thing that happened in terms of contacts with the ukrainians was our consent to their paper on the principles for a settlement leave. after this, they moved in a completely different direction. the russian speech came as people in russian occupied parts of eastern and southern ukraine, voted on whether to join russia. lover of says the vote is about self determination . keith and its western allies says it's a sham and the results that a foregone conclusion. and when they are announced, it's expected to ratchet up the tension between russia and the west even further. alan fisher al jazeera at the united nations in new york. we'll get the latest on the fighting in ukraine with charles stratford in a moment. but 1st,

let's hit moscow. mama val is tracking development there. moment water has rush. been sang about the referendum. yeah, it's actually here. russia suttles the picture, the media talk only about the turn out even though they didn't give very high figures or saturday for a small. so according to tough agency, it was between 23 and 26, but they expected it twice during the following days. and the same media also talking about 93 percent of those who cost ballots in fossils. they chose to join the washer and internet bill for the sale. talking about 236 people have already voted. and that's a big, big number considering about the operations so far is limited because of security reasons. phase one will end on, on the 26th,

and the 27th. they will be an open day of voting in a, in, in polling stations as usual. that's when the biggest number is expected to turn out, and that will be, that will be the final day as news here also news me to talking about a quick volt being announced quickly, i mean, on the following day on the 28th, the results will be announced by the evening and on the day after that the state duma is expected to meet at and dos those results. when probably on the 13th president vladimir putin will give a speech and officially declared those 4 regions officially, part of the russian federation. ok, that's mohammed vol for us in moscow. we're now going to go to charles stratford who joins us now from keith. charles, you've got more on the light, his fighting in the east overnight.

that's right. yes. as those votes continue, those votes sit, are considered by the international community, the un to be completely illegitimate. there are reports, certainly, according to the ukraine hills or it is what they describe is. heavy shelling and bombing of various areas are in the east and the south in those areas that are along the contact line, ukrainian saying at least 35. what they describe is settlements were hate by russian strikes in the last 24 hours. there are also reports that we again cannot independently verify of what ukrainians are describing as iranian kamikaze, drones strikes on an administration building in central odessa. in the south. as i say, we cannot independently verify that we know that sam, the ukraine, his of accused, the rain is of supplying russia with these drones. it's something that the iranians

have stuart's, he denied the ukrainians, have already diluted, if you like, their relationship with the iranians here. they punished ambassador by taking away his accreditation and demanding that a number of diplomats from the right embassy leave the reigning to saying that they will respond. am with some sort of proportional response in the coming days. interestingly, all so there are reports on the russian side of a line of control. they saying that there was a hotel in the occupied town of care of song that the ukrainian military hit this morning. and their reports again, that cannot be independently verified of journalists staying in that hotel. at least 2 people reported injured, possibly dead. so as i say, as this, a legitimate vote goes forward according to the international community, a lot of heavy fighting on various locations along the contact line in the east and

the south. okay, charles said it shall stratford for us and live from cave. thank you. the kremlin military mobilization has prompted it more people to flee russia. serbia is one of just a few countries. russians can travel to without a visa, jonah holl has this report from the capital belk, right. the no, to war. they chant russia without put in. it isn't clear exactly who their protest is aimed at. the russians in self imposed exile against the war in ukraine. their presence tolerated by staunch kremlin ally, serbia, one of only a few countries to which russians can travel. now, these are free. my voice might be a drop in the ocean and maybe it won't be heard, but i have to speak up to anyway. alexi novick off is among an estimated 50000 russians who landed in belgrade since war broke out in february,

many on one way. tickets. the pace of arrivals is thought to have escalated in recent days with young men in particular escaping presidents, lead me, putins, partial mobilization of reservists. we like them. i don't want to take part in the war against the ukrainian people. some vague objectives and probably very soon they will try to mobilize and rush on mass and they will take anyone that they can catch and send them to the front line to be used as cannon fodder. so called brother nations, their fellow orthodox slabs in serbia, offer the russians familiarity, and a warm reception. but given the political ties between belgrade and the kremlin, it's an unlikely harbor for descent, feels that the man to prosper against the war that they really feel abruptly equivalent. i was really against the war. no one is suggesting that small

ex patrick populations like this one. however, the vocal are about to turn public opinion in russia against president putin or the war. one think it's highly unlikely that even be seen or heard by most russians on state run media. but many people here do feel that the recently and mobilize ation or call up the reserve. it is likely to bring a new awareness of the water rushing home and russian society. and that in turn is a step closer towards a possible tipping point. i've no idea or he didn't give him one thing to sit on a couch and contemplate how we are concrete ukraine, and quite another to be in a trench with the machine gun. so i think that the dissatisfaction of the people is already quite strong because of those citizens to support boot and the war have started to express that a 2nd section with what is happening in ukraine. and the mobilize ation now will

push people to protest against young, from a place of relative safety. now, having left their old lives behind, these russian dissenters are determined to play their part joan, a whole al jazeera belgrade. russia has re shuffled its military leadership and naming colonel general mikhail and is instead of as deputy defense minister, he'll be responsible for logistic operations. he's under western sanctions for his role in the bottom to mario paul. key officials accuse him of planning to cj, and which thousands of civilians died as residential buildings were destroyed. with unsafe, has also been accused of august striking the bombing campaign that leveled much of rouble held a live in syria back in 2016. well, it's bring in to me a hurry. he is a military analyst and author of russia's road to war with ukraine. he joins us from singapore. thank you very much for being on the program. and miss insane. has

been tubs the butcher of mary, a pole by many ukrainians as we heard. and he's been described as a hotline with in russia. so do you think we're going to see and even more ruthless russian military now? now, thanks very much for having me. these re shuffles a coin colon because russia's war offense has been played by difficulties. but your question is, is, touches on really important subjects, which is all we going to see more indiscriminate, bombardments, parts of ukraine that russia is yet to conquer. and i think the answer is yes and, and very simply, it's this at the saw to the invasion, the russian armed forces trucks operate with a bit more finesse, parachute drops on sort of bombs, raise into key evan, cocky, it all failed, and they reverted to time and time is very sadly, the source of campaign, as we seen in molecular in syria, marable in southern ukraine, as you mentioned, devastation of the city state and russia, claiming nasa conquests that he's taking over logistics and supplies. what do you

think that's been such a major issue for russia's military in this war? right, well here, amish has talked about strategy professionals, talk about logistics. that's one of the aphorisms that sometimes goes around discussion about military operations. and one of the reasons that rushes on forces of struggled in ukraine, comes down to logistics. it comes down to armed forces advancing, without proper lines of supply, disconnect from other lines of bonds. remember russia invaded from from multiple angles of ukraine. so bringing kind of controls of his tails has been an uphill struggle for russia's defense ministry in his military command. ever since the early days of the invasion starts and things started go wrong. so indeed, macau minutes of will be really responsible. i think for digging russian forces in for the long haul, and this then ties in with this polish with my implies ation order. we've also seen happen this week. and do you think this is

a direct result of the ground last to ukrainian forces over the past month or so? certainly it's, it's a paul. the brushes reorientation to this new reality in which is he say ukraine has been able to retake some of it's occupied land. the occupation zalinski calls it. and of course, the russians will be alarmed that the possibility of that ukraine in offense is spreading farther along the front line. it could become something the russians is dealing with. so i think certainly the russians, not on the on the front, but they're on the back foot and stabilizing that position and playing. i think for socrates, a sports analogy, playing for the whistle, playing for winter, which means making sure that the russians don't lose any more of what they hold for when to assess in will be one of the common assets goals. i think we've had us officials say there is an increasingly dysfunctional command structure and moscow. do you think that that is the case as well?

so the report of schools, no one can tell you a 100 percent as to how this war is being run. but the reports, the also missing some things in the media says yes, there is something of a as of a 100 cool. it's a screwdriver, so to speak, which means a key commanded operational decisions of being taking moscow. whereas other armed forces might delegate guys to feel to mom as it appears that prison and those immediately around to have tried to micro manage the war from very far away, perhaps often with poor information, delayed information. and i think ne, for mention point, which is the russians and beta from a lot of different directions at the very start. and it just meant that military campaign was just mal, cool natured like from the saw. and they've been trying to, i think, gain super here and see ever since then smith, hurry, thank you very much for your time, and your analysis are still a hit on al jazeera. i'm emily anglin, in south africa where conservation is see using innovative ways to control and

protect the growing elephant population. and, and schools are thrilling in to the japanese chrome pre is the rice returns off to influence bright details coming up later in the program. ah hello there we seen a cool down across europe with temperatures below average for much of the constant pop from the southeast was still seeing them fine and dry weather for greece and turkey temperatures on the up here with plenty of sunshine. now it's really storm action that stealing the show, particularly down in the south, but also across some central areas. with a bit of a wintry mix blowing across the outs, we've got red warnings out for western areas of italy, the valley, eric islands in spain, and some eastern areas due to heavy rain that's expected to fall the is those you

can see behind me, we've got a storm there gasped on. that's both on wet and windy weather to the islands. it is expected to push off. certainly by the time we get in to monday, we've got another cold front that's blowing down from the northwest. i was gonna bring some heavy rain to the likes of northern france and knock temperatures down further for london and paris. we have a look at the 3 dates going to get steadily colder with rain on wednesday. now rain is the story across the balkans. you can see it pushing across adriatic sea. we could see some flooding from those storms. and as we moved down to north africa, the canary islands that a single wet and windy weather from tropical depression. hm. mean that's pulling out further west. mm. hey .

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ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories. the salad is really val, it's in a general election that could put the fall rice and power for the 1st time since world war 2 opinion polls predicts georgia, maloney will become the country's 1st female prime minister. the number of people who have died after a boat carrying migrants capsized off the syrian coast, has risen to 95. the lebanese army says it's a risk to the man at suspects was behind a human smuggling operation. a partial mobilization order announced by president vladimir putin has triggered protests across russia. rights groups say more than 730 people have been detained nationwide. who kennedy

has experienced its worst storm and nearly 50 years after the remnants of horror. can fiona had the east coast? it had been downgraded to a post tropical cyclone before it made landfall. but fiona still brought powerful winds into dangerous storm surge. heidi joe castro reports already considered one of the strongest storms canada has ever experienced. fiona made landfall in nova scotia early saturday morning, bringing 150 kilometers per hour winds and heavy rainfall. the canadian hurricane center says the storms preliminary there. a metric pressure reading was the lowest on record for canada. the lower the pressure, the more powerful the storm were thinking. first and foremost of the peoples of had a terrifying past 12 hours. people have seen their homes washed away in the winds, rips schools, roofs off the canadian, as we always do in times of difficulty,

we will be there for each other. about a 100 people were evacuated in halifax, the provincial capital, nearly 3 quarters of nova scotia was left without power. as crews raised to restore electricity and mist widespread reports of down trees and power lines. the mayor of halifax told al jazeera he had no doubt climate change made the storm worse with the climate change in particular, the volatility of weather these days, we've been getting more of these hurricanes, feel no northward path, then took it through the newfoundland town of portal basks a woman was rescued from the sea after her house collapsed. according to police, widespread damage lead the mayor to declare a state of emergency. posting this video to facebook. actually, hi, i'm going live here again and going to be pretty direct now with people. we're in the process here of calling a state of emergency. our tone is an all tents purposes. we are already in

a state of emergency. no serious injuries or feet. holidays were recorded in the hours after fiona came ashore. though authorities caution, the danger is not yet over. fiona has weakened but may pick up energy again as it continues to move north. hydro castro al jazeera, at least 2 people have died and tens of thousands have been left without power after a tropical storm, strong central japan, strong winds and heavy rain caused floods and mud flood southwest of tokyo official so fair the flooding as possible. as the storm moved off the coast or super tyson nora is about to make landfall in the northern philippines. the store has strengthened so quickly that has caused an extreme emergency warning, forcing civil coastal villages and move on to evacuate. well, joining me now is al jazeera with the present, a curly carol, you've been tracking the storm, but there's also a lot else going on. yes,

we had lots of activity in both the atlantic and the pacific. and while storms have cleared away from canada as well as japan was still seeing the end of gast on as it works its way away from the azores it, but really wet and windy weather to the islands. here that is passing away and further south of this, if we look to the canary islands, we've had the highest alerts out for heavy rain and wind from a tropical depression. her mean? now that is, is set to pull away the source of significance is super typhoon nor ru. now it strengthened is one of the fastest strengthening we've seen in this area since records began. we had about in an increase of 90 kilometers per hour over 24 hours in the philippines. issued an extreme emergency alert because of that evacuating people away from those coastal areas. now look at those wind speeds, powerful gusts. we are expecting us to be a catastrophic storm as it pulls across, lose on we have had people evacuated,

we are likely to see some very damaging flooding as well as strong winds. it pulls the way into the south china sea and works its way towards vietnam, certainly by tuesday. now we're going to take a closer look at that system. you can see it pulling across a south china sea, edging towards indo china. and i'm going to take you to the other side of the world now to america, because you've got a system that's brewing in the caribbean. see, this is ian. it's likely to be made a hurricane within the next 24 to 36 hours. it's moving to the side of jamaica bringing the wet and windy weather here it's set to intensify into possibly even a major hurricane as it moves across into cuba. and then eventually on to florida, where we have had a state of emergency declared ahead of that system. plenty going on. thank you so much. kara or campaigning is intensifying a hit of priscilla's presidential election with voting jew in a week's time. left his candidates, louise and osceola da silva,

has increased his leader in opinion polls present jaya burleson. our supporters say there's no way he will lose how latin america it. it's lucille newman reports ah, a sea of yellowing green. the colors of brazil's flag needed bristling jade bro sonata on his latest campaign stop. he reminded voters that he recently cut the price of petrol by half and increased handouts to the needy. but it's something else that makes most supporters worship him. we were weren't able to feel that goes like ordering gina boulder boundaries. we want them to feel a oh, aggressive campaign. this is the 2nd largest city of brazil's largest and most populous state. so paolo and winning it on october. second, selections is vital to both scenarios. chances for a 2nd term it is not difficult to convince you. you just need to

look at other countries that adopted communist ideology and show how much brazil was robbed between 2003 or 2015. he's referring to the administration of his formidable rival for the left wing president. and we see national lula desilva was when i was logan in the selection is brazil, a mob. all else and god above everyone, most fernando is and he's on his role. conservative family values, the nationalistic, the nation that resonates with millions of resilience like these. nevertheless, the latest polls show him trailing behind lula in 2 of brazil street var just states and in a dead heat. and we are diginero, which is supposed to be both. so not a strong hold on one of many here. can't believe it as chris gives us. so major the pulls lie and the pollsters have been bolt off. people here tell us they're

fighting for the soul of brazil. but should bull. so now to lose to his ideological nemesis in the 1st round. as polls suggest he may, the president has hinted, he won't take defeat. lying down. to see a newman al jazeera campaign, us brazil. elephant populations across the african continent are plummeting, but south africa is bucking the trend. 2 thirds of its roughly $30000.00 elephant saw in the kruger, national park and surrounding areas. but growing herds are posing an economic threat to communities bordering the reserve. emily anglin has the story these elephants are being targeted, degrading females, attract down and shot, but not with a bullet with a vaccine. i think for me, the biggest thing is that it's a proactive, humane way of controlling elephant populations. j. j. phenomena is part of

a team from humane society, international africa administering immunity contraception. it's an approach often used by private reserves in this part of south africa to stop the elephants from breeding. the vaccine causes the immune system to produce antibodies that prevent fertilization. when we started, everybody was like, you know, contraception wow, that's very controversial. you'll never get it to work to weigh in 2008. it was included in our national norms and standards. while the number of elephants is plummeting across the continent. populations in southern africa are expanding. i think the perception is our phase of elephants or endangered and that by, you know, we going to lose them together, go extinct staffing off the coast. and it's not just private reserves that have to navigate. problem elephants can consume up to 400 kilograms of vegetation in a day while foraging. they routinely destroyed crops and from infrastructure

threatening the livelihoods of entire communities. with that, i mean with elephants time and again. now we crying because the elephants are damaging their crops, but you never know in the near future. what kind of incident are we going to get around? thompson? anger, man, a, grows. malins, peanuts and mays in a small village, north of krogan, national park. one of our or this is when the elephants come in here, the damage, everything. it almost everything amended. the put them and them everywhere on the ground. conservation is say, it's important to find sustainable ways to mitigate conflict between wild animals and people to grasp. one solution, according to michelle henley, who's been studying elephants for 25 years, is growing aromatic herbs, such as chile or lemon grass. so if you plant those crops in abroad, barrier around your, your palatable crops, if you want to use as a food source,

that's another way to, to, to elephants and to get income. another is installing, hives these giant animals, the skate of bays. the debate will continue about how best to manage the growing numbers of these beautiful elephants. what is in dispute, though, is protecting these animals and preserving vine diversity in the area. emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa and you ex, submission has launched in manila displaying artwork that once belonged to former philippine 1st lady mel demarco's. the pieces were repossessed because they were acquired using stolen state funds. barnaby low reports, they came from russia, italy, in the former yugoslavia paintings acquired by the philippines, former 1st lady, imelda marcos, and later seized by the government. now on exhibit in this museum in manila, these are my favorites from and not so well known fact of the act. well,

it is that farmers invest navea, but it is the story behind the collection, more than the aesthetics that has drawn attention. the exhibit opened just after the election of britain and marcus junior. this month's parents are believed to have embezzled an estimated $5.00 to $10000000000.00 from state coffers. the paintings have become one of the symbols of the regimes, corruption. the fact that they be sequestered means that they feel it ain't got them. in 2019, the philippines anti graft court, ruled that close to $900.00 mark was owned artworks, amounting to more than $24000000.00 were obtained using stolen funds. the paintings on display here are just a fraction of what is believed to be an extensive collection held by the marcus's some valuable pieces of an auction. some are under litigation and others still missing. what are the more mysterious paintings this picasso, which the government had supposedly found in 2014 but which made an appearance more

recently in the film, the kingmaker. many of the galleries that she bought painting from told her that they were not necessarily selling a painting by master, but may be a replica of that painting. but she kept buying them anyway because it wasn't her money. despite this, the presidential commission on good government which is test would investigating the marcus's unexplained wealth, had been bent on recovering all the paintings. earlier this month, however, a bill seeking to abolish the agency was filed in congress. it talks about the pci d d not having one cases. when in fact, one of the bigger victories of the p, f, u, d g came into house and when they're going to be in supreme court, ruled the swiss back accounts of the motto, spouses, 680000000 dollars were stolen for president has not openly supported efforts to dissolve the commission was but he continues to defend his father's legacy when we

are rejecting in the recent interview. a high court ruling family or the government billions of dollars in his state, texas. you know, i've been that's, that's fine to be little. i'll just 0 minute let was still a head on al jazeera in sport, former will champions bind. so for the 1st time lawson for years, who reaction from the nations leak coming up with some ah, ah, with guns in their hands and faith in god that their side, many american republicans believe the 2020 presidential election was stolen from donald trump? why christian nationalist was fun to mentally authoritarian and it is anti democratic people in power investigates help the spread of wild conspiracy theories is undermining us democracy. america's authoritarians. hard to on

a just 0 with lou. ah, it's time for sport now. his son. thank you very much. a tom while was hell with football argentina as pre well,

cub confidence continues to grow with their style play linelle messy leading them to another victory with just less than 2 months ago to carter 2022 or argentina. be talking to a 3 now and a friend in amy less, he's got 2 goals on the night to his 1st came from a policy spot. while the other was this amazing goal. dominating the game from start to finish, misses, look into help argentina. lift the cupboard for the 1st time in 40 years. what could be his last torment in cutter? argentine are drawn in groups. see for the upcoming woke up along with mexico, saudi arabia and poland. and former world champions that spain have suffered the shock defeat by switzerland and u. f. a nations league, a group a there 1st the feet at home since 2018 man. well, i handy opened the scoring with a header from a corner and 21st minute to put the visitors in front. so the alba managed to square things off for the whole softer the break, but their joy was short lived. minutes later, real in bolo,

got the winner to one, was the final school unless he has filess are now 2nd on 8 points. hadn't been leapfrogged by portugal. and it was a good night for christian or novelist for to go. they cruise through a for nail when it gets a chuck republic in prague or to go have now moved to point to head of spain before the 2 teams face each held on tuesday. that match will be when it take it all a class at to see which side advances and torments final for next june is on a former tennis world. number one know about joe cabbage made his return to competition on day 2 of the labor cup. the serbian was playing for the 1st time since winning wimbledon in july and was up against that. recent us open semi finalist francis dear foul jock of each one, a comfortable straight, sets victory to secure the points at 14 europe or the father who said an emotional good bye to his 24 year old long career. a day earlier was in this fast cheering

his teammates on october 10th. the for him retirement is something he's not ready to do just yet. every single day i'm playing for my country. that's what gives me the most motivation. and inspires me to play the best spanish and i really want to keep going. i don't have her the ending of my career on the horizon at the moment. i can give you a number of years, i don't know ah, defense how. how good are these guys and how much they're they're pushing me and rough that you know now roger's is and of his career, but look, i don't, right now i don't feel also so comfortable talking about myself. you know, it's really all everything these days is about roger and what he has achieved. and just, it's a said, said they and said moments for tennis and sports in general to seem live. but the way things happened yesterday it's, i think it's

a perfect way to say goodbye. the international team have given themselves a chance over the last day. come back and gulps president's cup away team on the final 3 matches of the day on saturday, against the u. s. rivals to close the deficit to point us you still have an $11.00 to $7.00 advantage hegan heading into sunday. singles at the call hollow course in north carolina. winning target is 15 and a half australians, jack mila, has won his 1st moto g. p. race of the season, the australian won the japanese called on sunday title rival francesco banana, crushed out, giving fabulous for toronto, the chance to extend his championship leave. mila finished nearly 3 and a half seconds. the head of red balls. brad blinder caught hey martine that finished felton ride at remco. if a napoleon has ended the road cycling season in style by winning the rainbow jersey

at the world championships in australia, he pulled clear in the closing stages and east to victory in the 270 kilometer of men's elite race. is success caps a great year earlier this month that he won his 1st grant to a title at that welters vanya. and he's the 1st belgian to take this title in 10 years. that's for me tom. thanks very much santa. well that's all from a toma cry for this news out of the carrier will be back in just a moment with more of the day's news of next. ah ah.

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