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this is al jazeera. ah, hello there. i'm doing my donald. this is the abs they were nice out. live from london coming up. those in wraps up in brazil's most polarized election and decades with left his former president lula da silva. expected to be the incumbent jarboe sonata candlelight vigils in indonesia, after a football match ends in tragedy, where the 125 people were killed in a stadium, stampede ukrainian forces claimed full control of lehman after russia's retreat. president zalinski says they've also liberated settlements in the care. so what now for yemen as the countries 6 months ceased, far expires? and on the 17th though, how would he afford the blue half of manchester writing as city thresh, united,

$63.00 in the dobby with earning holland and pho photograph. photo scoring hattrick full counting is underway in brazil and elections widely seen as the most important since the restoration of democracy in the 1980s. around a 156000000 people are eligible to cast their ballots. that's the largest number in brazil's history. while the pole could see the country shift back to a left wing leader, former president lewis in our seal lula. desilva has been polling ahead of encumbered jar bull scenario by double digits, and could win in the 1st strand. if he gets more than 50 percent. 76 year old luna was not able to run or even vote in the last election in 2018 because he was jailed on corruption charges. but his conviction was later thrown out a full use ago. i couldn't wooed because i was a victim of a lie. now,

i'm hugh roaring that the recognition of my full freedom and with the possibility of once again being the president of this country for incumbent president job olson aro, cast his vote in rio de janeiro. he arrived at the pulling station, wearing a yellow and green t shirt with the world wide brazil written on it. no bull scenario, toll journalist, he is confident that he will win his previously signal. he may refuse to accept defeat, claiming the country's electronic voting machines are prone to fraud, rajo romani what method is the voice of the people? what matters is that clean elections and about problems made the best when a will you recognize the result of the election. well, we have correspondence monitoring events in brazilian rio de janeiro and in south paolo but we start with our latin america till you see anyone who's in south palo for as outside lewis, headquarters the see out what was all said we had

a do so far. hi, there were these i started coming in, we have almost 2 percent of the vote tallied, they give the president enjoyable. so now to 48.8 percent against lula. 41.46. now remember, this is only a very tiny fraction just around 2000000 volts of the 100. 63000000 are eligible votes here in brazil. so it, it is really not very significant yet. we also understand that most of the votes counted so far are from traditionally conservative areas where president bus fernando does have a lot of support are joining me to talk a little bit more about the whole significance of this election. here in brazil is claudio paul dole a political scientist from digital. your vital gas foundation, cloudy old, please tell us why this election has been is being considered different from all the rest. after all, we know that president lula had been twice before president pub. jade was for now

to his already he is, they competed against people that are very different. but why is this family on special while it's a special for the full thing is that we have to prior prevalence running against that you all are a form of bread them and then come and present right now. and this is a total novelty. brazil never had something like this. this is the 1st reason. the 2nd one it is that we have a very polarized collection between our far right president and left laying present. and this is also out quite a quite different situation compared to former lessons that had brazil in which we had much more closer counties in terms of political proposals in terms of political ideas. and finally, because in these elections, what is our mistake? is the brazilian democracy, sensible so now himself, his medicine, his threatening prisoner democracy all the time in terms of attacking institutions, contest in the electro results electoral process. and so i thought of his most on

our right now, it means of holes in favor of the market. this is why it's so important. now it's interesting that you say that doula is left wing, but some would consider him center left. and his coalition is actually on his vice presidential candidate is actually center, right. so what, why is that? that's also very different. well, it's really, it's a coalition look and say that is a moral rights left. this is not a radical which never was a radical and now even more since it gerald walkman we as his vice presidential candidate that altamont was the pause or of lula for 2 elections. the 1st one in 2006 and the last one in 2018 when little a couldn't run and so, but under had that replace for him. and so we're talking about a curious coalition, but not a total nor within disregard the vice presidential candidate ruler when he was elected as prison twice before. this was all so conservative, politician from, ironically, the same part from which also not runs from preston to right now. the liberal party,

let me ask you also about foreign policy. what can we expect from either one of the 2 leading candidates should they win while they have totally different perspectives about foreign policy? lula is much more close to the traditional way of making foreign policy. brazil, well, for a special point, there is a priority to south south and international connections. whereas bo sonata is a. he has a kind of banner, a foreign policy that brings brazil to non isolated situation in the world. and besides that, he is consider that's more important to have connections to conservative governments abroad or even far right. wilderness of rodney, exactly with states. and so it's a much more partisan foreign policy then in case of like, i say, well, thank you, louder, go to for sharing your thoughts with us. well, here we are aware that votes keep coming in and this is a bit like a horse race. it starts slowly and that in the last a 100 or 200 yards stretch it that they boats and the results are coming in very,

very quickly. and so it is very exciting, but it'll take still some time yet before we have a clear picture of what's going to happen back to you see in there and you guess like, from the sad palo, with the latest as we have it. so fantasy a thank you, let's go, man, how many were part of his live in the capitol by silly at once than that there man, he asked the counting continues things are quite com outside of the national electoral court here in brazil's capital, brazil, ya. it's quite calm, but we have been seeing a steady stream of ministers who have been arriving outside of the court. again. i don't want to repeat all of these numbers because it's still quite low, but things are starting to move along here in brazil you, for example, about 32 percent of the boat has been counted it. this is a traditionally conservative area that favors bull scenario where it's not surprising that we're seeing 52 percent for boston,

our 36 percent for lula. but again, still very early in this count, nate nationally only about 2 percent of those votes have been counted. but again, right now where we are here outside of the national electoral, the supreme electoral court, this is a really important body. this is the government body that is going to be determining will make the final determination over the vote that's taking place today. and in terms of what we can expect structurally, in terms of rules, i want to, i think it's very important that our viewers understand that this is a 1st round election in order for a candidate here in brazil to become president. they need to win at least 50 percent of the vote, plus one vote if either one of the 2 leading candidates, president charitable sonata or former president lula, the silva are able to break that threshold to night. they become president. if not, there's a 2nd round of voting in which brazil voters are expected to turn out once again at the end of the month on october, on october, the 30th. but at the end of the day, it's going to be this court that makes that dist determination. it's been

a lot of concern even up until the very last minute today. when president shire bull sonata was asked by a reporter about the scenary a scenario in which he would lose the popular vote, would he? except that defeat heap, of course, did not answer that question that continues to fuel. a speculation continues to fuel concerns over what would happen, that's what makes this electoral court behind me. so important because they will make that final determination of whether or not there would be a recount or what would happen next. but right now again, it's still too early, kind of like what our colleague and sal polosa newman had just said. it's kind of like a horse race. we're right now in that final stretch. things are very exciting, but we still have to wait and see what those final results are going to be. the electoral court says that the expect that resulted happen to day so that that's gonna happen before midnight. manny, thank you so much for that. update there and said the all important lecture and co manny. thank you. well, monica, anna camp is live in vienna tend to narrow by copa cabana this at monica. it looks

relatively quiet behind you is, is everybody at home eagerly awaiting those results? oh wow. i don't think everybody is at home awaiting the results. are many people here on the beach, which will, maybe you can't see behind me, but they are playing ah, soccer and volley up close to on the sand. the other people are out having dinner or strolling around with their families. it was a very calm, an electoral day compared to all the dimensions that has been building up during the past weeks. or people thought there would be violence or thought that people would not turn out to vote here the lines were very big. there were, there was like a 3 hour wait to vote and, and that although brazil voting in brazil is compulsory, you have to vote or pay a fine. ah, there are there. in the past years there been like 20 percent abstention. so let

campaign very strongly for people to come out and vote because those that usually do not show up are the ones there, the poorest. and they have ha, it's either because it, there's bad weather or there's a shoot out wherever the lives. and he was saying about how important this is. he also said it was the most important election of his life. and let's remember that this is, ah, he's, he's a, he written, this is a 6 time he's running for president. he was already elected and re elected, and now if you wins, it would be his 3rd term as ah, brazil's president. another important thing to mention is, this is not just a presidential race. congress also, ah, will be elected. and this is very important because the president will always depend on congress to approve whatever initiatives he has and whether

it's bull sonata or lula. they need the support of congress. so we're also looking at the results of how the congress will be monica dana k of their live from rio de janeiro, monica for the moment, sanky coming up on this usa from london. last name's vote for new share presidency and lawmakers, amid threats of secession and future turmoil as ethnic tensions grow. exit polls and bulgaria show the party of conservative former prime minister boy chorus, or winning the country's 4th election in just 2 years and tricky conditions for the f. one, singapore grand prix details came out on top, coming up later in sports. ah, a vigil has been held for the 125 people killed during a stampede at a football match in indonesia. ah,

hundreds of people gathered in the capital jakarta, so remember the victims the chaos began when supporters from losing sight evaded the pitch. these responded by firing tear gas, causing the crowd to flee for the exit. president joker were doodle has ordered a review security of football matches and says, all the games in the league should be suspended until the investigation is complete . victoria getting b for sports o the stampede happened in the city of milan and east jaw. the province after a match between home team arima f. c. and the arrival, sir, by the chaos began after supporters from the losing side, a ream, f. c invaded the pitch, police responded by firing tear gas, which caused fans to flee for the exits. for years ago, many the friends lost their lives because of officers who did not humanize us with very disappointed with the treatment because many lives were lost. faith is rules

banned the use of tear gas by stewards or police football matches is jarvis police chief defended the crowd control measures used by his offices are available. i am not them. it was a feeling of disappointment that prompted supporters to go down to the field to ask the place why they lost the game. that's when the security team moved in. so fans when can on to the field or interact with the players. during that process, tear gas was fired because there was an ac young o, please estimate 3000 fans stormed the pitch in did easy, president, joker widow has ordered an investigation into the incident with those but our ga body. i have specially requested the police chief investigates and get to the bottom of this case. furthermore, i have also ordered the indonesian football association to temporarily holt legal one matches until evaluations and improvements and safety procedures. i've been

completed by them proceed. ah, 42000 people attended the sell out match all a ream, f c supporters, sir by fans weren't allowed to buy tickets because of the risk of violence. i think at this moment fif, i should step up not by bending innovation with bull, but working together, guiding our football association with the right security measures is 12. as provincial government says it will give $650.00 in compensation to the families of the victims and promises lessons will be learned. so a tragedy like this doesn't happen again, victoria gate and be al jazeera president brought him here. sir. lansky says ukrainian voices if we capture 2 settlements in the southern region of hare song. his announcement comes a day after russian forces pulled out of the town of lee men in the east and occupied region of dynette, which russia was using as a logistics and transport hub. ukrainian gaines have made area have been made in

areas that moscow declared parts of russia on friday. charles strafford reports from seattle, our school, which is close to lehman. the ukrainian army is repositioning close to the front line town of leman. in the turn at screeching of east in ukraine. president putin says, this is now part of russia, but the ukraine, an army is back in control of 2 weeks of heavy fighting. everywhere you look, devastation is nearly complete, burnt out russian and ukrainian military vehicles. and home after home destroyed russian soldiers were forced to retreat from this area, but the ukrainian army says they are prepared for a counter attack and one, even using as russian president vladimir putin has implied the nuclear auction. he would anticipate carsa. this is also possible on liberated territories, sir,

we don't keep patching together, that we keep them dispersed to ensure maximum safety of our personnel. but it does not affect the performance of their task. so as some of its spiers have been damaged by the shilling, but this 16th century russian orthodox monastery remains relatively unscathed. the level of destruction here proves just how faced the fighting has been. in recent weeks, this russian orthodox monastery has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries. but now the ukrainian soldiers here tell us they fear the priests inside a sheltering what they describe as russian collaborators. the bridge to the monastery over the soviet ski donates river has been blown up on both sides. unlike most of the population of the village, the priests are still here. live right now taco bell. and for martha, this monastery comes under the moscow patriarch,

which from the start has been destroying ukraine from the inside. therefore, we see all these monks as russian agents. so there's a very high chance they've been hiding collaborators. and some of the few people who stayed and survived the fighting, a sheltering in the basement of another damaged nearby church because their homes have been destroyed. lewd miller's husband passed away in may. her children fled to hard cuba. when the fighting started. i knew you learned, but the one we're not leaving because this is our land, our mother lands, we are even prepared to live in a dog out. if it means we can stay another homeless family descend the stairs of the church crit, with a sleep. the ukrainian village lies in ruins on land. vladimir putin says is now part of russia and has vowed to take full control of by any means. cha, stratford al jazeera, she is a hisco, eastern ukraine, yemen 6 months,

un mediated truce has expired. the laulan fighting has been the longest in the 8 year war, and many fear renewed violence will wipe out any games that have been made un is pushing for an extension. the warring sized slave each other for allowing the deal to reach an impasse. millions have been displaced by the war, which has left most families reliant on humanitarian and the vantage of only as a communications and advocacy coordinator at andrew gammon. that c u. s. relief agency that's been working in the country for 20 years and she joins me live now from from 8 and if on a very warm welcome to the program. thank you so much for joining us. how could the ending of, of this choose effect? the very important work that you carry out on the grand good night, and then this bad news that we receive it should later then no longer in your after truth will affect me as of yet maurice. but also for money that in the agencies

with significant that we're not gonna have access to the field on the offer, the $30000000.00 yemen. nice 23 meters need to monitor and a to survive and 70 me years. don't have, they don't know where they're going to get their next plate of food. so they don't bring you up destroyers. we'll, we'll be very significant for our operations here in yemen. if only what's happened, like over the past 3 years. if you can compare that to this recent period of having a truce where some parts of life have, so just come back, i travel in businesses and so on. just describe for us the difference that, that truce make sure that the 1st thing that happens is they open off the sun, the airport because the beginning of the true, the for the sun has been open. and for the last 7 years, you couldn't fly from santa in the last 6 months, 21000 yemen could travel again to see their loved ones to seek medical treatment. i saw outside of the country and even to do business or pursue studies. the other

important aspects is the civilian casualties has been reduced over 60 percent. and also they access on the data port. it has been increasing on 4 times before in the country providing the needed for 4 hospitals in small business. if on a, just how import is it that the international community continues to support in some way, the kinds of efforts the organizations like yours make. i'm thinking in terms of this feeling that yemen has sorts of slit the international. if i can call it to do list, it is important for the international community to pay attention again to yemen because we are locking on funding. those 47 percent of the money time response for young has been funded so far. and over 50 percent of that has been just focused on food security is the biggest needing them and right now, but what are some limitations education protection health has been under funded

lady, so we need the money time to meet you to support them. and again, to encourage the both parties to have a conversation and also to provide the fund needed for the leaders of year many who since the beginning of the tools could see again whole. but again, has been taken away. so we truly hope that their conversations can be continued carryon and we government could have their life again. it ivana, you mentioned the word there and that people had had hope, you know, over this last period what kind of different psychologically does it make to people on the ground. not just the practical implications, but what it does to people are on their mindset. well, i will give an example that we show now we're doing statement with over 44 angels that students, children who go to school. they are not afraid of planes anymore because it means in the last 6 months that every time they share a plane, the worst care thinking that a bomb, they will happen. but if we don't have the tools again,

the children will have their, their life effect wherever they cannot access to education. and so they need me as a tutor going house after school. so having the next generation of yemen, not being afraid, not running, running from the war, and having the right to have their life again, is the most important thing that we can think when we think about the tools advantage of all night. they're joining me. thank you. so much bosnians have been voting for new collective presidents and parliamentarians, mich, growing ethnic tensions in the country where the 3000000 people were eligible to vote in both near hurts giving as general election. the polls as seen as the most important since the end of the war in 1995 election campaigning was often dominated by hate speech. and the nationalist rhetoric for the dayton peace accords ended the both name war in 1995 and established the system of ethnic quarters at many levels of government. the agreement names 3 main ethnic groups, the both snacks cool and serves as the countries constituent people who many other

minority groups also called wholesale home. it also split the nation and the federation of both near has given up and republic serves. the federation is predominantly both smack and cool, while republican service is served and both have their own prime ministers and parliament. they are linked through a week. the central government, a tripartite presidency, is made up one, both one serve and one crew who share a 4 year term will take it. if we each month for both is main house of parliament uses a system of proportional representation. 28 members, so direct be elected by voters in the federation, and the other 14 are elected by republica sir scott. well, its course now, as i said, jake has been following their latest developments from a salary full acid. good to see you. the post school several hours ago now, but do we have any idea yet who the, when a saw will know official results,

but we've had one candidate there bosnia, her dentist, becerra, which from the social democratic party declare victory. now that is an upset for bucket is a big of issue. it's from the main part of the sta, who have dominated the politics in here in bosnia for the last 30 years. so that is a win for a dentist, becerra which who isn't a nationalist, he's backed by several opposition groups and that's for the buzz neck or presidency. and in terms of the correct or we are hearing that galico comes such as leading over the separatist. a banana crystal, but now with me, i have yes, min rhianna, which is a political analyst here. and we're a want to ask you, as we've heard of the announcement for the high representative micro christian schmidt's. now how will that be perceived very negatively?

and that's very clear at this juncture already. i mean, it's an extraordinary development in the sense that literally as the votes were being counted, the high representative changed the rules of the game. i mean, in any other country, it were something similar to happen. we would call it a cool or a push attempt, but you know, we're not calling it that because it's a top to mismatch from the international community. but, but it's a huge blow both the credibility of the international community, unfortunately, in bosnia and also to the institution of the office of the high representative itself. and the high representative isn't elected. it's someone from outside and has powers above everybody, yelton's country. that's right. so the, it's the highest ranking, international figure in bosnia herzegovina whose mandate derived from the un security council and part and you know, is embedded into the dayton peace accords. and he has what are referred to as the bon power is which are essentially fee and executive powers. so he has an x very, very wide ability to amend laws. even as in previous years, her former high representatives have done to change the flag to change national symbols, et cetera, et cetera. so this within his wheel house in a sense though,

there was actually some outstanding questions about whether he can change the constitution of the respective entities, which is what he has done tonight. so unfortunately, at this time it seems like rather than resolving a crisis, smith has caused a still greater one at a very, an opportune time. how is he done that? he's made some changes to the action laws and how certain people selected. but what does it actually mean on the ground in terms of the political makeup? specifically, what you've done is that he is changed the corums or rather the sort of the, the numbers of delegates necessary within the upper chamber of the federation entity parliament, the so called house of people's to, to make decisions. and this is important because also the upper chamber has veto powers over over virtually all legislation. and so the decision is going to have the result of essentially giving the main cross nationalist party, which is incidentally backed by both the succession of serv nationalists and also the russian embassy in bosnia, among others. and victor, audubon,

effectively given a monopoly on power, it's very difficult from the numbers that we're looking at right now in this the, the draft of the law that we have. it's very difficult to imagine how any kind of government will be formed without the h d. c, which is extraordinary because bargaining voters have today given a massive mandate to reform an anti nationalist parties. and on that very night, hash met delivers basically, you know, permanent power to the h d. c. it's extraordinary in the up to this election. we've been hearing a lot about the tensions. how will this announcement affect that feeling among inside bus now? it will be hugely stabilizing. and what really, really, fundamentally wars near the end of the day is this will really implode the confidence of a lot of people with in bosnia herzegovina, in the credibility of the west agenda and buzzing her giving, which is something that, you know, we can't afford this country can't afford to both be facing secessionist threats to be under threat by the russian federation to be under threat from serbia. really

likely to be under threat from croatia as well. and then also have the international community and the leading capitals and the political west, undermining stability in the country, which is, which is the effect of this. so it's a, it's a for bosnia herzegovina advising citizens. this is an extremely, extremely sensitive moment. thank you so far. no official results are but we have had one candidate for dennis. the church declare victory. i said think they're live with the very latest from say, eva. i said, thank you. there's lots more still to come to sour. mckinney fossils coolie, their calls for. com a says he's accepting the resignation of his predecessor, demi the u. k. prime minister admits that she should have laid the ground better for her economics class or policy gathers for what promises to be each month. on the london marathon has its youngest women champion details come out with

saving spot, the season with clouds streaming from the atlantic. little humps in it and windings here and there layers of low pressure. it's got to be autumn. has it not which means windy quite often. rain sometimes drop in temperature, significant places where antalya broke the october record for the whole country yesterday. this cold front is sweeping through right now in fact, and we'll see a forecast high on monday of and he's 31 back down to normal if you like. cooler still new north coast and in land and across towards the caucasus with showers to boot. so back down to where it should be there for the rest of europe. well, monday still looks like this with france looking better, the wind having dropped in, for example, the low countries. this winding up low here means a cold day or 2 for the baltic states for in that ukraine of if only about 9

degrees. the next system though, is running into the british, out up towards norway, leaving a huge gap and most of europe to enjoy a bit of warming quiet sunshine, which is the case you must in north africa, but still got to shower a long way north. this one here into southern child. the last one is just gone off shore, but still hanging around. and gideon, sierra leone might wind up into a tropical storm just here. sorry for the cape verde arden's. ah 18 months off the me and mars military. cool. the balance of power is shifting us thousands of pro democracy activists join forces with ethnic minority insurgents forming a united front to take on the military. people in power goes behind the scenes to reveal growing optimism that the coalition of people's defense forces could transform the country's future from me and mas frontline on

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former president louis ignacio lulu de silva was leading the pulls ahead of the boat, but encumbered jarboe snarled his signal. he may refuse to accept defeat of a jewels been held for the 125 people killed in a stampeded football match and indonesia, prison joker, widowed, who says all the crew bowl game should be suspended until an investigation and a day after russian forces pulled out of lehman in the east and denette squeegee and president brought him your salons. he says ukrainian forces have recaptured to settlements in the southern care soon. region. let's hope more about brazil's elections now with all of her sin coolies, professor of international relations at the vargas foundation, he joins us live from south pirate by skype, oliver warm welcome to the program. we're seeing a trick cool of results come in. i think we've seen about 5 percent of the results companies that is this how it goes, but we'll see this very small amount come in and then suddenly we'll get

a result. how would you expect the the results to, to continue to come up. i expect there to be continuous updates over the past, over the next hours of some regions of faster than others. so the center east where both sonata attends, have a stronger support, is currently processing a vote faster than in the north. in the northeast where we're lula, it can be expected to win. so i think we'll have quite some significant change over the next 23 hours by haps, than we should know. the final result. i would guess in about 3 to 4 hours. and i noticed at the moment that both in our was very slightly ahead, but of course, as you say, that field will change enormously. tell us about this campaign that we've been hearing very much all of that. it's been very much divisive, very much right and left and what i'm wondering is whoever wins, how are they going to, to help repair these kind of divisions that have been sold in society?

well, that's exactly the challenge. i think brazil will face in the coming years because of the campaign. both sides have said the victory of the other side will, will be the end of the republic. so mutual demonize ation and really a lack of a campaign of, of actual proposals but mostly mutual attacks. so i think it will be crucial for whoever wins to reach out to the other side and say, i'm the president, not only of my voters, but of the entire population. i would think that lula has done a bit more to reach out to the center. he's actually chosen that conservative vice presidential candidate, but he too, is likely to struggle particular because part of both scenarios, most loyal supporters believe that the only way for both not to lose is if lula steals the election. so i think we certainly have a lot of challenges ahead. how primed have people come to that message that you

just mentioned? they're all over the electoral process if you'd like, isn't secure. well, it's important to point out that brazil's electro boating system is a very modern, insecure, and they haven't been actually, any cases of fraud that could change the elections in, in the, over the past years. but still, both auto had a bit like donald trump, the united states consistently saw to reduce public confidence in the voting system . and actually a lot of his opponents believe that he will win in the 1st round. whereas most polls say that louis clearly in the lead and even say that he could win in the 1st round. so there's a big question mark here of how both matters. supporters will react if they actually see numbers which are very different from what they've been seeing. over the past months, and that explains why experts have been very concerned about the potential of post

election violence. and even a scenario somewhat similar to what we've seen in the united states on january 6, 2021. if we let the silver does win and arguably would be president in a very different time with a very different world economic landscape. how can he go about tackling poverty? i think that brazil faces a very difficult outlet. very difficult scenario. there is a profound anti incumbency sentiment and let them erica, for the 1st 14 elections, either presidents who have thought reelection or pro government candidates have loss because the region has suffered more than any other. during the pandemic, brazil have had 10 years of basically 0 percent growth. so there's a lot of frustration and it's very difficult to be a popular president lead america. and that will be the same for lula who must quickly present proposals, but at the same time cannot promise too much because with interest rates increasing

in the united states, which is always bad for emerging power, the emerging market and continued crisis in ukraine. it will be a very rough ride, and i think the crucial challenge you will have initially is to pacify the political situation internally into sure that even those who did not vote for him except the legitimacy of the government. because without that, it will be tremendously difficult to govern and overcome the many challenges that brazil is facing. although still cool, they're joining us with the latest from palo, all of a thank you. just bringing up to date. if you are just joining us, we are continuing to keep an eye of course on the brazil boot camp which is showing currently the both scenario has 40.4 percent of the vote vs luna to silver with 42.9 percent. but that's after just 10 percent of those voting machines counted, we will keep an eye on that and keep you up to date. as the news comes in,

my ball with ariens have also been voting in their 4th general election in just 18 months, which could see boy cool boris off, back in power if he's able to form a strong coalition. exit polls predict his conservative girl party has secured 24.6 percent of the boat, thus despite losing power early last year, following massive anti corruption demonstrations morris offers promised stability after inflation rocketed to 20 percent reformers. premier carol pet cove is projected to win 18.9 percent is for party coalition was toppled by a new confidence vote after just 7 months in power. pat coff has ruled i would forming a coalition with for a self raising fears of political instability. boris off, on the other hand, he said he'll talk with anyone, including the ultra nationalist, openly pro russian vas roygenia party, which has gained popularity since moscow invaded ukraine. exit polls suggest it support has doubled to 10 percent and could play

a role in the next coalition. government, andrew simmons has this update now from sophia. no clear winner at all, no surprise either. and instability is the result of the election. waco, boris off, who has had more than a decade in power himself. now, in the party with most of the votes, a carol petroff, who had been pushing against russia were in a very strong way during his only few 3 or 4 months in power or before a vote of no confidence in his capital. it was through. he came a close 2nd, it has to be said, but this man had everything up against him. he had followed the e u line against russia. he had refused to pay roubles to gasp, brom, which was providing 85 percent of gas for bulgaria. and the result, well,

the public went against him when the gas was turned off by russia that would appear to be the case. he did lose a lot of popularity because the economy was going down like as of in many parts of europe, but here particularly bad hyperinflation. effectively a 17 percent in august, under a total of 20 percent annual inflation. the economy in a very bad state but keener fossils. new military leaders have called for calm and urged people to return to work. abraham tara, who and i'm steve, is taking power on friday. we seem parading through the capital. oh, good, do. good. meanwhile, ousted president poll on, read to me by offered his conditional records resignation to jewelry, and has fled to togo. nicholas hark as more now from senegal. in the red parade, captain ibrahim trowers forgive us as you did to leader and self appointed

president, thousands gathered in capital, it would seem like a victory parade. after fridays for the acid bologna, debbie, back grabbing power and the capital one didn't grooved easier than fighting our groups in the north of the country where soldiers face set backs at the hands of our groups like deisel and al qaeda. the state has lost control of almost half of the country. so now there is a new judah and a new leader. but the old challenges, we know, we are in the streets, not because we support it, who encouraged it. better to find unity and truth. we are here to support our military to find peace because we have suffered so much at the hands of terrorists . away from the capital is an unfolding humanitarian crisis. almost 2000000 people are displaced, league clashes and violence. most our children, malnutrition is common. arm groups prevent aid agencies from delivering help,

ousted gentility, dirt, amoeba who took over in a cool last january, promised to resolve these humanitarian and security situation. but despite the military support of france, the former colonial power for his forces had been overrun. supporters of the q bert tires in front of the french embassy, eluded french. oh, de businesses. they blamed france for their losses is the most wonderful debate. this demonstrator says he hopes that you just died. power will follow the example of neighboring valley, where the russian security company back there has money been brought it to fight aarp groups. lovely picket a fossil ridge, no live russia. on a pickup truck, a soldier involved in the qu, waves a russian flag. this is a blow to france and the west who are losing their influence with the hell,

a desire for change board of disarray. at desperation, nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car officials in haiti say at least 8 people have died from cholera signaling the return of a disease which killed thousands in a 2010. i way the health ministry is urge citizens to take santa. she measures such as washing hands and consuming clean drinking water. the outbreak comes at a time when haiti is struggling with spiraling gang violence and a rise in fuel prices. there have been weeks of violent protests in the capital calling for prime minister ariel only to resign demonstrates as have been setting up barricades and blocking mammals, bringing the capital to a standstill. at least 53 people are known to have died since hurry can. ian struck, florida and the caroline us packing winds of up to 240 kilometers an hour. now officials say that number could rise as flood waters receipt and search and rescue teams. which areas that were cut off. the damage is expected to run into billions

of dollars, leaving many wondering how they can afford to rebuild most jordan reports. 4 days after hurricane ian ripped through southwestern florida, the stranded or reaching safety ah, the roads to rebuilding our being cleared. survivors are thankful they can see the sun once more. we shouldn't be alive for it now with that swarm. this is the power of that storm. i mean that that would have crashed into the side of the house. we, i mean, it would have been swept away more than 800000 homes and businesses still have no electricity floating threatens communities struggling to begin cleaning up. and even in the face of their own losses, food banks try to help others. we're able to start with outside here, so they, we, we put for over 200 families, came in outside of your home. it's

a lot outside our today we took who we were able to kind of walk. yes. ah, the head of the u. s. is emergency response agency says, even though ian has passed, people still must be careful. we see so many more injuries and sometimes more fatalities after the storm. because there are so many dangers out there. what i can say is people need to stay vigilant, right? now, standing water brings with all kinds of hazards. it has debris, it can have power lines, it can have hazards in there that you just don't know about. and so we want to make sure that people are spin, extra cautious, and down the death toll belts, some or accusing local officials of waiting too long to give the order to evacuate dry land. but the officials response, the government can only do so much. they also understand that there are some people that don't want to leave their homes. we cannot force them to leave their homes,

that's their homes. but we can do everything we can educate them and make sure they're aware of what's coming their way or possibly because again, this was so unpredictable on this coming wednesday, he was president joe biden will tour the damage and meet with residents and government leaders. his job reassure, every one the worst is over. rosalind jordan, l j 0 british prime minister liz chops hes in mrs. she should have a quote. she laid the graham better to avoid the turmoil her chancellor's mini budget created an international currency in bond markets. on the 1st day of the annual conservative party conference trust, insisted she's confidence. her tax cutting package will boost economic growth. but his poll been and reports from birmingham, she's facing criticism and descent, both from outside and inside her own party. oh, as honeymoon periods go, this has to be one of the shortest in political history. less than

a month since las trust took over the u. k. new conservative prime minister, a government's controversial tax and borrowing plans in the conservative party conference is literally besieged by critics. from the p. m. an admission. i do stand by the package we announced. and i stand by the, by the fact that we announced it quickly because we had to act by do accept, we should have laid the ground better than i do, except that you accept the economic strategy of trust. and her chancellor is intended to dramatically boost growth. the plan to give tax cuts to the rich, funded by billions of pounds of government borrowing, sent the currency in bond markets into turmoil last week. and members of trust his own parliamentary party are threatening to vote against it. people needs to feel a need to see ah, that, ah, when we o making the case for tax cuts that the people who benefit 1st are those who are are those who have leased to coincide with the 1st day of conference. several 1000

campaign groups and union members converged on birmingham city center. if you want to preserve your hospital, your care center, the only help with that concerns is the fear that the government will start cutting up like sector budgets. you want people to go be ready for an avalanche of cups in everything that they experience in public life. it's going about their business and we got to turn that round. that is a direct attack on work across communities. this spoke about that being too much too much houses that ignores the reality hold on. one second job is to get things done. you need the support entries and parliament support of the people in the why the company not the moment. this just appears to have neither guarantee after 12 years in power, the conservative parties become accustomed to its annual conference being a rather comfortable and controlled effect. this year is shaping up to be very

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disease and displacement. the word stories about children were drinking from the same water with their dead, kathy will float al jazeera questions. the climate change play a role in the deadly down for climate change is here to speak. with the full report pakistan, the great deluge on al jazeera will. ah ah ah. now here's pizza with all the de sports. nice. dearly. thank you very much. not one but 2 have tricks in the manchester darby, courtesy of earning holland and full hayden as city defeated, united 63,

said he made a fast start phone and with a lovely 1st time finish to give the home side the lead after 7 minutes, then it was all and so any head across the line, despite united's best efforts to keep the ball out, and then we can strike a gaudy 2nd just minutes later, much to the delight of his manager. holland then turned to provide a photo new puts that he for no lap at the break. seriously. so there's no shortage of goals in the 2nd half either. as anthony pulled one back, full united again, that was before whole and became the 1st player to score through the success of premier league ho metrics. nice. and just to top things off. you set up photon for he stood of the matches, the champions moved back to within a point of leaders arsenal. behind the meanwhile, in spain, rail madrid missed the chance to go top of the table. they were held by officers sooner, kiki garcia with the equalizer at the burnaby carrying bens,

m. r. miss the golden chance to get the when the fight is penalty kick over the bar with 12 minutes to go. rail 1st dropped points of the season, leave them behind barcelona, on golder from rain and an eventful singapore ground. pre kept the title celebrations of macs for stopping on ice for another week in tricky conditions. it was his red ball teammate sergio perez removed the crucial move after start getting in front of ferrari, sharla clay off the line. the conditions tested. even the most experience dr. is louis hamilton found the wall even fast up and made a bad error as he finished down in 7 face. but it was a day to remember for periods who avoided the chaos behind him to take the chicken flag for stuff. and we'll try again to clinch back to back. we'll title that next weekend. japanese chrome pre. i knew i was going through about budge. there's been 2 races that i haven't been on the podium. but obviously, the media makes a big thing for me because i'm a mexican and they start to make these competitors. so no, the biggest mistake,

right, well, has made to brought me here. so i super happy, you know, i super happy to, to, to get this victory. the motor gps idle race is going right down to the wire with just 2 points now separating the top 2 contenders of the thailand grand prix. it was portuguese rider miguel olivera who made the best of the earlier wet conditions . he hit the front with 12 laps to go and stayed there for when the race ahead of jack mella. francesco benya was 3rd and that has big implications in the championship these alien cutting fab contreras, lead right back with 3 rounds to go callo rovan para, has become the youngest world ready champion of the changing the title, the new zealand, the toyota, dr. rhodes and ready to on saffron securities 1st world title by just over 34 seconds from last year's champion. sebastian all. busy year it's a 6th when of the season for him and his co driver. robin pear also ended finland's

20 year. wait for world champion. no, that shock of h as a 3rd title of the season after winning in the final. the tel aviv open. the 21 time grand slam champion beat on the us open winner. mary chillik in straight sets . chocolate was playing his 1st single events. since wimbledon of the nothing the american heart hold season due to not being vaccinated against coven 19. but you know what? i would like to thank you guys for making good one of the more special weeks for me in a while. definitely i felt so welcome. so so much at home. here with all the support for japanese tennis play, yoshi heathen this yoko will reach a career high ranking for the 1st in the world on monday of 22nd. i thought you're facing the dentist shop of all of in the final berea, but in sole and took it in straight sets miss yoko adding this trophy to the 11 in washington. in august. england's cricketers warmed up for the t 20 woke up by

winning. they series decider in pakistan. the damage was done in the 1st and interesting lim, host to the thought of the $210.00. david milan firing 78 or just 47 balls. ocoee thought made only 142 in apply. losing by 67 runaway, if yogi and runa jaelyn serve yahoo, a law has become the youngest female winner of the london marathon at the age of 23, her victory, even more impressive of the she tucked on a speed hump and fell on the tarmac. she picked us up, up to finish in 2 hours, 17 minutes and 25 seconds. that's the 3rd, fastest time in the women's race canyon run. an aim of kip router clinched his 1st major marathon title in the men's race, the nfl and its players association. so they'll update their concussion rules to stop players who appear unstable from returning to the game. it comes off to nasty injury to miami dolphins, quarterback to its hunger by lower your sacks in the game with cincinnati bengals

on thursday. hey, was held up for almost 10 minutes, says he received treatment on the field before being taken to hospital. just a 30, a tank of alo had been evaluated for another concussion in drink, the doctor who checked him over and cleared him to play has so said his contract terminated. that'll will leave a julia spent to you in london. peter, thank you. that is it for me, chilly, mcdonald and that scene from the london news. our of course with will keep you up to date with all the results from the brazilian election. when we come back, we've got about 20 percent the results and we'll keep you up to date with that. but we'll be back in just a moment with much more. see in a 2nd. ah ah

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you might never be seen as norwegian. i feel like i didn't belong. i knew who would they now. no ways. foreign is the tone on al jazeera. it's a simple act of flying a flag, but in the occupied west bank raising the palestinian flag could get you shot or arrested after the also ports of the $900.00 ninety's between the palestine diversion organization. and israel bound on the palestinian flag was listed, but on the ground it's becoming much harder to express. any type of support for the palestinian call. one day there are no palestinian flag. the next best to reach are filled with it that they need y t your net by young men who are not even born when these really government for the or the palestinian flag illegal for.