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it's great to have you with us today. i'm several venues. this is the news our alive from doha. coming up in the show, at least 50000000 people are dead and a 150 injured after a crowd surge sparks, a stampede during halloween festivities in sol. russia says it's suspending a grain export deal with ukraine after citing attacks against its ships. at least 10 people are killed in somalia, after 2 car bombs, explode near government buildings in mogadishu. i can predict that it will be the biggest ever gathering of people in our history at the long march supporters of pakistan's, former leader, enron can slowly make their way to the capital islamabad. and i'm far as my, with the latest well cap news, including one of belgium's bass to go with the free cage. yes. the super strike from the boring fires manchester city back to the top of the

english family. a so we start this news, our with breaking news. we're officials in south korea say at least 59 people have died following a crowd surge at halloween festivities in the capital, sol, another 150 people have also been injured. officials say the number of casualties could still rise as refuse efforts are currently underway. must some kim is in. so what happened musson? ah, yes, we are night hearing that this alarming number of people that you mentioned were killed or injured in the wake of this tragic accident in ye. taiwan late night saturday and 2, sunday locals time eaten where it is happened is they a famous entertainment is treated in sol with lots of bars and clubs. and over the weekend, the area is usually crowded with lots of people dropped the knife. but to night

that the street was more packed than usual, as more people came out to enjoy hollowing parties. and also this is the 1st hollow . and since the country has emerged from the pandemic, both the main street and back alleys to work boasting at the seems according to various social media videos that i have seen. and then what appears to be a major stampede happened in one small alley, and a number of people started to full and got champ, got trampled and trust, with some losing their consciousness, rescue workers and bill ambulance. his thought it arrived at the scene shortly after. and performed cpr on dozens of people in the beat to resuscitate him. the various government agencies scrambled to deal with the extent and hundreds of rescue workers and vehicles were mobilized and president noon sung. y'all has been also holding a series of emergency meetings to attack the situation. what i was able to see on

various live video piece of the scene is the, at the beginning with the sheer number of trials and cars on the street. it was not easy for ambulances to move the victims to hospitals. now the police has set up an investigation center, and many people in the country are also staying up late to night, with a sense of big shock. wondering how this could happen at wondering, ha, how this could have happened on this hallway night. thank you very much for your reporting. and i have to add this information that has just come in to us. an updated death toll at least a 120 people have died in this crush of people at hollowing festivities in sol. this, according to the yon hap news agency, at least a 120 killed at russia says it's suspending his participation in

a grain export deal with ukraine. it's defense ministry says it's pulling out of the agreement, brokered by the un and turkey, citing recent ukrainian drone attacks against its black sea fleet. it comes just 3 months after russia agreed to allow exports to resume to stem a global food shortage crisis. millions of tons of grain have been able to leave ukraine under the deal, which has reduced food prices. the cranes, foreign minister, metro caliber responded with a tweet saying, we have warned of russia's plans to ruin the black sea grain initiative. now moscow uses a false pretext to block the grain corridor, which ensures food security for millions of people. i call on all states to demand russia to stop its hunger games and re commit to its obligations. our correspondence of covering this story from ukraine, from turkey, a and the u. s. resource order is in istanbul. mike hannah is in washington dc. first there let's speak to harry faucet in keith. so harry put the context of the required context around this for us. why is russia suddenly pulling out of this

deal? for russia says it's because of this attack, but it is notable that russia has been signaling for some weeks. now. it's uncomfortable nature with this a great deal, at least with the way that it's been playing out of it has been protesting about the fact that it hasn't been able to export its fertilizer to the same degree that ukraine has been able to explore its agricultural products notably, grain coming from its southern black c ports. it had protested as well about a plan un investigation into the use of iranian drones in russia's military strikes on ukraine. saying that that might have been a reason to pull out of the grain deal. so it has been hanging this over the other participants in the deal for some time. what happened in the early hours of saturday though, seems to have either tipped the balance or provided enough of the reason for it to finally do this. it says that there were a number of marine based and aerial unmanned drones that attacked the black sea

fleet, or the military vessels stationed in and around sebastopol in crimea. and that sir, it repelled that attack. but the governor, the russian governor of that area, is saying that this was the most massive attack on the black sea feet since the start of the war. and that sir, one of the vessels was lightly damaged. that's according to the russian account. there are reports though, it's about to say that ukraine is not making any official comments on this, but there are reports that more targets were struck, potentially including the new flagship of rushes, black sea fleet as well. and so that the mocker of and so that is the situation at rushers decided now that it is suspending its participation in this deal under which some $9000000.00 tons of ukrainian grain has been exported. and as you say, are doing quite a lot to try to reduce some of the price spike,

some of the food shortages that have been in existence as a result of that. harry and key, thank you very much. we're so you're in istanbul now. turkey had stepped in a few months ago to get this deal done. were they blindsided by this, or did they get any kind of notice that russia was going to withdraw from this deal? well, as of now, there is no official statement from cora. yeah. the reason for that press is that president evelyn, and all of his cabinet member and the top 2 professionals are now in the city of bush times in the opening ceremony of the 1st ever locally produced car talk a factory. so after that we are, are hoping to hear from her and today also is the, is the anniversary of the conditional touch kentucky republic. so the officials here are quite busy with the celebrations as well. but as of now, as of now, as, as i said, there is no official statement yet. however, it is a huge blow to took his position as well. because tricky was one of the key

reaching in reaching the deal. and so it was promoted the trick as magic success. and as of now, we do not know whether moscow appears to the decision notified or gave a notice to anchor or not later tonight, if you're going to hear about that. so the deal was reached in july after intensive pause that last 4 weeks between the united nations and key moscow. and finally, in the late july in july, they have reached and so now it seems that it is about to call us. but tonight we are going to hear the turkey reaction from aka or school. thank you very much. let's go to mike hannah, now he's in washington dc. mike, this is also bad news. the millions of people who were getting, you know, basic food supplies, grain, fertilizer was also part of the deal as part of this. so let's go back to what this deal was. remind us what that was. and also, if there's any reaction, either now or in the, in the,

or soon from the un well, let's go back to where the started. it was in july when the un brokered 2 separate, but identical agreements with the russian federation tech here and ukraine, each of them signing separately. but each of the agreements being identical. now those agreements were due to expire on november, the 19th, and in the past 24 hours, the secretary general went on the record as asking all parties to ensure that the deal is renewed. but now rush, making very clear, it is walked away from the deal. it has an onset, its formerly informed, the united nations office decision. it is also called for an urgent security council meeting on monday to discuss the matter that may not necessarily take place . there are a number of meetings scheduled for monday to get bond is the head of the security council. it can decide whether or not to staff squeeze in the russian request for

a meeting, but that has not been confirmed as yet. but this is a highly complex agreement that was reached now falling apart, had provided in the months since july when it was agreed, some 9000000 tons of rain around the world. i must just that as well that the secretary general it asking all parties to renew the deal. race concerns about rushes concerns that they would not getting their part of the deal, which is allowing them to move grain and fertilizer. the ticket re, general calling on western nations in particular to expedite allowing russian exports of their materials. so there may be some real concern behind the russians deciding to walk away from the steel. this will become more apparent in the days to come. and when, or if that security council meeting takes place. right, mike, hannon, washington dc. thank you for your coverage. matthew breeza is a former us diplomats and national security official. he says this is an insult to

turkey, which helped make the deal. first of all, the fact that russia chose to break the agreement today is a huge slap in the face to turkey. the turkish government hasn't had a chance to respond yet. it's not only because they're opening the 1st ever domestic car factory and turkey. it's also because today's the most important national holiday for the turkish state, it's republic day. so it's like the equivalent of, you know, july 4th, independence day in the united states. he would slap in the face undercutting what was turkey's proudest diplomatic moment in decades. the fact that they were able to provide relief, really for the global south and, and stop russia from instrumental ising poor people and food. now that's all thrown out the window, so turkey will be furious, of course. then washington will be secretary of state blink, and warned a few days ago, actually, yesterday, that were russia to go ahead with this threat to pull out of the agreement, they'll be anger globally. because if you, you russia, call the ukrainian military attacks on military ships of russia,

a terrorist attack. but terrorism means violence and harm inflicted on innocent people for political gain. and that's exactly what cutting off the green shipment would constitute. it's another tough to act against innocent people, just like russia is conducting with its attacks on civilian infrastructure and ukraine. but we have a lot more news coming up, including a warning for protesters in iran. the head of the revolution regard says saturdays the last day of what he calls lions, and the final face off brazil's presidential contenders go head to head in one last debate before sundays. run off vote. also taking a piece of guitar with them in sports, we'll be looking at what designers have in store for this upcoming world. come see what else? ah, there has been a suspected suicide attack in somalia, capital, mogadishu, police and state media say there have been

a number of deaths to car bombs exploded at a busy intersection near several government offices on saturday afternoon. the 1st blast sent a plume of smoke over the city and several minutes later there was a 2nd explosion, as ambulances arrived on the scene, there are reports that i'll show bob is claimed. responsibility for this attack. hold on a lee as a senior advisor to the mayor of moment issue. we spoke to her about why the city was targeted. location was really at the heart of the sure symbolic place. and the minister nation was the content. yeah. between families and really about, you know, a busy time heavily used intersection. but again, you know, she is using all its tactics to scare and make some money in the capitol. some of the areas are soft targets just because it's used by the public. it is, they are located in large areas that are, you know,

part of the city central. so it's really hard to sometimes prevent these attacks. but nevertheless, i think we have seen a reduction in the facts. the last attack was either the hotel high yet you know, there was an attack for nearly 48 hours. it just tells you that shabby is being rooted out, but they are really forced to be reckoned with them. and it will take time for us to be eliminated from the capital, but the look, it's ongoing. now we'll see a lot of tax, i am sure, just because of the ongoing government and community uprising that we are seeing across the country as supported the pakistan. former prime minister in ron conner, marching on the capital to demand snap elections. they have begun the 380 kilometer walk from the horror to islamabad. come on, hider is there and spoke to him. ron con enron on moving

a bit of paper like coming out your greed came along, get through. we're going to run more than a 1000000 it's not my boss at no other option for the ruling government. generally, because our country brings us there would be at least a 1000000 people to converge on a lot more bought. and the grand finale they are due on friday, the board. what do you really know? your doctor march from someone who has 26 years of experience. again starting body from scratch and the building up to the biggest body bug is thought not. i feel that it will be at least a 1000000 people that i can predict. of course success lies in the hands of the

almighty a lot, but i can predict that it will be the biggest ever gathering of people in history. did god and a good guy, margaret connie, miner's dog. wrong man from the prime minister. what did we talk about? 3 and for the election? that's been the number one demand. and why is it the number one demand? because we want the people of pakistan to elect a government to their vote. we do not want a foreign conspiracy backed up a bunch of criminals who spend billions of rupees to buy a loyalties of parliamentarians and bring down a government these. they don't represent people of pakistan, and it is evident from all the bi election where they've been wiped out. ah, it has been evident from the massive crowds you can just see for yourself today. i

mean, this is just spontaneously. it's a, it's a vote against the government. people are sick of these crooks. 30 years, these people have been stealing from this country. their massive corruption cases on that. 60 percent of cabinet won't bail on corruption cases. and they expect us to accept these stooges, who are, who do not represent the people all we want is election, let the people of august undecided who the whichever government they want, but we do not accept them. and the problem is that because they realize that, you know, in the bi election, it's evident that they're, they're going to lose badly. they're running away from elections. so the dogs will only be, are you willing to all elections or not? i read that number latter day a rated. everybody will come out and a large number of books that we have been talking to expect already large done. now

they diagnostic mormon iran gone, had been rallying at the board ever. then they were outdated, rama away in a wardrobe. nope. on her. then i had one of those. then going like what, what your later or budget on. all right, let's speak about all of this to shes via marie in islamabad. she is the federal minister for poverty alleviation and social safety. thank you very much for your time here on out a 0. enron con, says the government that you are a part of is afraid of elections, your reaction to that? well, thank you for having me, sir. oh, well 1st of all, i will say that ron is not only angry, but he's also very confused. as far as the elections that he's talking about. i don't think that is what in rounds on one's in round con wants bother at any cost.

and ever since iran was ousted like, pointed out by your reporter as a result of a democratic, no want of no confidence from the parliament to pakistan. he's been very upset. and he is trying his never best to create chaos or to spread his trip to divide people. and that is all he's been doing well as well. if i could, if i can jump in, if i can jump in, if we're talking democratic credentials, his party has won 6 of the last 8 by elections. and it's also undeniable that he has huge, popular support. he is able to demonstrate that day after day. so that needs to be taken into account, doesn't it? well again, if you have enough time, one can talk about it. there were 8 by elections out of which are due by length due seats were won by pakistan. people's party, i come from that 40. we had do you one the other so on it leave that we won one of

the seats. we defeated him round. com. the other one we did. he did the vice chairman of b g i o his daughter was contesting. so it was him actually contesting the handholding and the succeeds that in round con, claims to oh, when. oh, when american was standing as a candidate and said, although you'd be surprised that the margin of victory was not as much. so my question, well there's, there's 2 victories. respectfully 6 out of 8 or so victories. okay. but if he is, if he claims to be the largest political party, doesn't he have enough people for the 6 of the seats that he contested from? and still the people of those constituencies do not have representation in the parliament of pakistan. so what i'm saying is that he's a confused man. he's and that he, he wants bomber, he would, he would sit down with any one of whoever assures him this, the, the, you know,

the seat that he lost as a result of a no confidence in parliament of this. so the capital city islamabad, where you are right now, he's been putting of defences to block cons. protestors from entering if the protests are peaceful in so far they are, why wouldn't they be allowed to take place in the capital? well 1st of all, you see, oh, nobody is being stopped from croc testing because it's everyone's democratic. right . and are, as you are aware that pakistan people's party also had a long march back in the beginning of this year. and we had old a much larger crowd than what im wrong on is showing today. so will the testers, they're low to go to islam about then will they be allowed to enter the capital? well, at that time around time was in father, he was a prime minister. he was putting the same containers. so i'm, i think that, you know, administration has to take precautions because the wrong,

can you give him a few months ago? there were weapons in a way, you know, with people in the rally, and that was said by round hon himself because he said that i was a fit because people were on. so you see, the administration has to take measures these measures. however, i'm not to stop the protested as or anyone wants to read this piece for me. but these are just precautionary measures. what i was saying was that whoever was the crowd, they have all the right, but there should be no misunderstanding that a crowd can oust a government. because if, if a crowd asked the government, then we said, we don't need election. you know, i mean, i don't need to go back to my constituency and get what you did as a member of the nationalist. and i think that is a democratic process that needs to be followed. and there is democracy in pakistan that needs to be respected. marcia marie, you're the federal minister for poverty alleviation and social safety. thank you

for speaking with us on al jazeera, we hope to speak to you again as the story unfolds. thank you. authorities in iran are continuing their crack down on anti government protesters. the revolutionary guard says from to morrow, there will be no more protests roja. so hannah, i'm talking now to the students who have always been pioneers and fighting arrogant powers. what's happened now as a few number of students say, echoing the voice of the foreigners returned to the nation, don't turn the universities into the battlefield of the u. s. against the nation. be careful because they want to deceive. you don't misuse the establishment. self restraint. i tell the few deceived women. don't be the cultural soldiers of the enemy. quit the evil actions to day is the last day of the riots. don't come to the streets any more. a daughter to bari has more on this from to run. it certainly

raises some serious questions at this point with the main one being that the ongoing protests that are now in their 6 weeks will they be coming to an end because of a further crack down by the security forces. as we heard from major general saying, follow me, he said that this should be the end. whether or not his calls will be heard on the streets and in the universities is another story. we understand that as he was speaking and delivering that message in the city of shiraz, we saw a number of universities across the country and having demonstrations taking place where the students were chatting slogans against the government. what is not clear now is how much that will be tolerated after this point, based on what he said. it is clear that they want this and as quickly as possible. what comes next is really up to any one to guess at this stage. but i think it is very clear now that the tolerance that we've seen so far from the security forces

at will be ending in the coming days. of protesters incident have march through the streets of khartoum against mediation talk led by the un calling it foreign interference. sedan has been grappling with deepening political unrest and an economic crisis since october last year. a thousands of migrants and refugees lead to europe every year in search of a better life. but as your investigation has found, many are turned away in borders or forced to join groups to keep other refugees from entering. the harding has this story. they are called europe's shadow army operating without an official name leader or government link. former greek officials say these mass individuals use force to try to keep refugees from entering europe through greece. verified footage off the coast of greece shows, members of the shadow army damaging boats carrying refugees and beating others no

doubt, no shadow of a doubt that these crimes are taking place. that these are orders coming from the top with the consent of europe in union, which are being implemented which are being carried out by hapless members of the gulf coast guard. we've had cases where if you did were found and drowned, handcuffed many in the shadow army are believed to be refugees, themselves, bribes with the promise of asylum in return for their work to keep other migrants out. why had them the greek officer who interrogated me, told me very bluntly, you have 2 options. you either follow orders or go to prison where you face 10 to 25 year sentence. other images show men being assaulted for not wanting to take part shot. when i refused to join them, they beat me up. they stripped me of my clothes and threw me into the sea. several

human rights groups accused the european union and states like greece of supporting the shadow army. as a way to keep refugees out, we have tens of thousands of people who report the same thing happening. the institutions of europe lead up in union. the greek government and other governments are committing one crime after the other against humanity. they turn the eastern with anyone into a watery grave on fibers. greek officials say these allegations are not true and insist their efforts to stop undocumented migrants from entering europe through greece are legal. is the great coast guard actively pushing back migrants in the gnc. absolutely not, we fully abide by the notion of, you know, we're building a bigger fund or blocking the whole long boards with that a key and hopefully that will get a lot of for it will make it much easier to prepare topics on

a board. at least 1000000 people have tried to enter europe a legally through greece in recent years. but many find themselves trading one form of uncertainty for another. the risk of drowning starvation and violence mars their journey from start to finish and can end with no new place to call home. leah harding al jazeera. as still ahead on al jazeera, the most expensive city in the world. now residents in tel aviv are worried about being priced out of their homes. a game one of the baseballs world series produces the biggest, come back in 20 years, will have faro with the details later the sell. ah

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at least 10 people have been killed. another 35 have been injured to car bombs exploded at a busy intersection near several government offices. and russia says it's suspending. it's un and turkey, a brokered grain export with ukraine countries. defense ministry says it is pulling out due to recent attacks on its black sea fleets and speak to mitre of babich in moscow about that. he is a political analyst at it know s m, i an internet media project. so why is russia really pulling out of a deal me tree a deal which established a vital food corridor including for millions of people who have nothing to do with this war? well, i think the main reason is this morning at there again, they are russian vessels. great. near in the border of several doubles. the russian ministry defendant said that it was done by a brigitte c drones operated by ukrainians,

but also countered by a u. s. airplane, which coordinated the tv just like it is that we're no losses in crimea, but you probably know just that president bush and the russian government in general. i'm very sensitive about any strikes against the graeme here. you know, the problem, the west and ukraine can see the grey me are a part of your brain and they think it's a legitimate target. but russia considered crimea a barbara with territory. you know, there are millions or russians live in that. so basically, i think the message from pigeon is don't touch creamy if you touch it, every time will respond. in a very, very cautiously. remember the recent bombings over there, ukrainian infrastructure, they, they were treated by that, that, against the crimean breach, which russia said was done by your premiums. and in the 1st days after the attack that you bring in government open be celebrated. this effect saying that it was

effective. so i think the message from murphy is, don't do it if you do it next time, it's going to be war and war. and i think the other reason is basically russia expected that sanctions against russian. great next but will be limited part of the deal, but that didn't happen there. western insurance company, if i q bought roman shooting the vessel which could transport the russian green to the world markets. basically, it's the main reason. so i was going to ask you about that because this deal was supposed to be a win win, or at least certainly both ukraine and russia were supposed to have found some advantage to this deal. so isn't russia also hurting itself by tearing up the deal? i don't think so because the u e. the european union did not pull feel, it's part of the new the sentence, but not least that so russian green steel stays in russia also, i think,

or the other reason. and why wouldn't decided to do it is russia is interested in ukrainian grain no stain in your grade because ukraine due to their a war and due to their loss, a civilian that war. it would need these green more than they knew the country. so we understand the polite of the african nations and made it very clear that he wanted to count them bob 1st more so they ukrainian grain, their point, been taken out of ukrainian ports. it never reached africa. well, the me, the, we're just 2 or 3 ships, 2 or 3 vessels to reach syria. and so don, all the other west us went to europe, went to the european union. so would had been criticized in this deal for about 2 or 3 weeks before basically tearing it off today. so i think her roster was just disappointed. this was a good deal to keep away. they're very important. and boys, if you,

for all in broken it by the rush, is accusing acute in the e. u of not full feeling. it's part of the new and infusion, the west in general, all not fulfill in the applications had made through babbage in moscow. thank you very much. a rally has been held in london for people who have died while in custody. those who have lost loved ones took part, including the family of chris kaba. he was shot dead by police through the window of his car just last month. sonya guy, ego reports since 1999 this remembrance protest had been how's the commemorate? last live eating goes in custody. medical secure unit started by a group of black family since they was in discriminatory, targeted by the police. in the recent case of 24 year old chris. * a construction

worker musician who was fatally shot by police who was driving back home and south london who was a wave of anger and frustration. many, he's saying that it's indicative, institutionalized racism, police court a receipt for the receipt to be my son. they want to make me and this is my land. i have to pay the police conduct watch dog that i don't all of us. he died in the following police custody 10 percent is proportionate to the u. k. black population,

which is around 3 percent, the family of christ carpet said that the police officers involved needs to be thoroughly investigated. and that death of his should never be allowed to become normalized. and we want to take you back to our top story, this our, the stampede and soul that left at least a 120 people dead. people who were gathering for halloween festivities in the capital. let's speak to raphael rashid, he's a journalist who was near the scene when the crush happened, the ref l. explain to us what you saw and what happened. hello, thank you for having me. i was in the, it's a one area install which is a very popular nightline district and you all know tonight in the 100 we night. so there were a lot of people out $1010.00 the found, the people parading and costing industry so much though that we couldn't

even walk on the pavement. there was so many people being crushed. i didn't see the actual fan peter sell, but at one point we still buy a brigade trying to get through the crowd, which was very difficult. there were ambulances, police everywhere, eventually police went on top of they called to tell people to move out the way and to evacuate. and no one really understood why or what was going on. but clearly it's something terrible with unraveling. and i, i left the theme to go in the stop way and even in the subway there just so many people. but it was clear that something terrible was happening. and there were wi fi, fi, fi brigade coming to the scene at the time. so you're saying there are tens of

thousands of people relative to you know, major capital city like sol, how dense with the crowd it was. chock a block, you call move a walk down the pavement that would take one minute. you were taking like 20 minutes. you could have moved it's, it's kind of similar to maybe the thing. it's the, there are a master concepts or fireworks, you know, with these massive crowds and i haven't seen so many crowds in the long before. this was definitely the biggest crowd of 15. i know so you have to remember that, well, this is halloween, so it's one of the biggest partying events via install. and secondly, this is the for halloween in several years where people have finally been able to go out and party given the several. yes, the restrictions that we had today was

a major party event in many young people's calendars. and i think that that is one of the reasons why we saw so many people coming out tonight. finally, being able to party it before you understood that something was going on. and before you saw the fire brigade, had you seen any security arrangements, civil security, any kind of crowd control, anything like that? i mean, they were a little bit. there was some stewards at the station trying to tell people to leave the station. i had arrived to what 7 p. m. so you had maybe subway start trying to control the crowds, but in the streets themselves, i didn't see any crowd control whatsoever. going inside the clubs and the bars, you might have had one security guard, but that's about all that was and i think that many restaurants spark plugs which is overwhelmed by the share amounts of people that were coming to one tonight.

rafael rashid look, thank you very much for your eye witness account. i assume there's going to be a thorough investigation into how this was allowed to happen. exactly the way it did. thanks for your account. south africa is holding an official coronation ceremony for the 1st zulu king and more than 50 years. mrs. lucas with a t me is the leader of the largest ethnic group in the country. the government is formerly acknowledging the zulu monarch was 1st crowned in a traditional ceremony in august from either miller was at the ceremony. in derby, thousands of people have come out and they're excited about the festivities. it's the 1st time or nation i suppose. one is more than 50, i'm going, i'm going to bring in some of these, you know, why are you who are here with pages and also what does the paper would be? one of them is one of the leg got it. when do they are, why is it important for you to be get special needs as a young soon to worry about that?

thank you so very much for having me in a static the war a sunday under basic with one delay. it's also the duty off the wiring to protect and serve the king and you what you're one of those a new probably, renee, the story deal. i am do audio here today a we are, you applaud your issue. i know i'm going to do yes with we know that king,

mrs. so don't read the special a people the not the group in south africa. we also have a president of south africa, brazil to presidential candidates have held their final tv debates. president j horrible scenario. and challenger lulu to silva tried to sway undecided voters 2 days ahead of the election. this is set to be one of the closest boats yet in brazil. was if you declare yourself as being the father of war in 2021 to support the poor since they were obliged to stay at home due to covered 19 we gave them emergency aid only got the only thing that you did was to deny the vaccine that the right moments and allow more than 300000 people to die needlessly in this country. are one. do you pay for that? monica? janet jeff is in rio de janeiro. monica tricky question for you. what is the feeling in the country? are you able to assess that a day before the vote?

yes are. well, it's a very, very divided country. ah, we've been seeing people go back and forth. some both on at east us as supporters of president j bowles sonata. we're very, ah, i'm confident that he would win, but not so confident. yesterday after the debate are the same way, the lola, there were very lula supporters were very worried. and now they are a little bit more confident. so it's a very, very tight election and every vote will count what people are worried about specially the voters of lula is the ups, the upstair abstention rate. because if people don't go to vote and they're mostly poor people who don't have the money to pay for public transportation, then i, he is the one the most of those voters would be voting for lola. but one thing that

was that happen after the debate was that journalist asked president able so narrow if he would accept the results in case of defeat. and for the 1st time, he said that yes, whoever gets the most votes will be the winner. this is what democracy is about, he said, and he put no conditions because until now he would usually say something like, i'll accept them if, if there's no fraud, if voting is transparent and clear and he has been questioning the electronic voting system. so this was a change. all right, monica, thank you very much and how to deal with brazil's criminal organizations has been one of the campaign issues, or theresa bo reports on that from rio de janeiro. western religion ada in a slam were fights between eggs and the police happen almost every day. these men are part of the 3rd command. a drug trafficking group formed in the 1990s. in

recent years, the members have expanded it area of influence to other countries bootable. so when a war we move in, paraguay and bolivia, areas close to the border. and from there, we get the drugs, the guns, and all of this water and wardrobe follow bush. one of the 3rd command is an offshoot of one of brazil's most powerful drug trafficking organizations. the command over a mailer or read command. they say to facing new challenges now of course the president, because go to sooner or will the government of bolton are made it easier for people to get weapons. it makes it more challenging for us because now getting weapons and ammunition is more expensive. sometimes more difficult, but we find the way around it. we always do prefer what they claim to be an army of $120.00 people ready to fight the police and rival gangs. we saw them but were not allowed to film all of them. this area is controlled by the 3rd command, drug trafficking organizations and everywhere you look there,

young man carrying machine guns, an example of how this groups recruit their soldiers. violence and crime is a priority for many people in this election. and both presidential candidates are promising to fight it, but fighting them is a challenge and comes at an expense. but the sake of the son douglas was killed during a police operation this year near her home in the v la casita for villa in real quick here more than 20 others were killed during the rate in may. got passed claims president aid was on out of for her son is dead. no cash bit avenue. i never expected this. i got a call and i had to go to the morgan. i saw he was tortured. he was shot 3 times. my son was a hard worker, a good son. he was everything to me, but the police kill him and his walton arrow came to power. there is more violence here. most of the victims of police raids are generally black and poor. human rights groups have denounced the increase of violence police tactics in

seattle, so natalie took office is a strong supporter of the use of force to battle crime. last year, more than 6000 people were killed by the police. according to the brazilian forum on public safety, you move it all annually say whomever wins the presidency, will have to find a new approach and was blended organization. and we're talking about criminal gangs that have a strong presence and lessened america and europe. and that our presence also in small cities across brazil, the most violent cities in brazil. and now in the amazon and the northeast and follow the road of cocaine. the structure of organizations has changed and the strategy has to change. gang say they're used to fighting the police and they will continue to do so. no matter who when sundays vote but people like what the heck off the are demanding change. so that what occurred to her family won't happen again. so i will, i'll just see that really janitta will so who doesn't like

a good record. we have one for you. a railway company in switzerland is claiming this one, the world's longest passenger train, 100 coaches for engines, and almost 2 kilometers long. it traveled along a unesco world heritage roots over the land, vasa v viaduct. it's part of this year. celebrations of the 100 and 75th anniversary of the swiss railways. ah. okay. it is time for all the sports news we've got far with as far we have you promised us a stunning come back in baseball. i know that's not what you're starting with, but i'm on tenterhooks. yeah, i'll keep you waiting for that right now, sir. oh, thank you so much. france are aiming for a football world cup, feet that hasn't been achieved in decades. a goal for the defending champions. and one of the favorites is to become the 1st since brazil. in 1962 twin back to back caps. natasha butler reports from paris. ah,

francis 2018 world cup thick tree was celebrated. no one hauled by french purple friends. now fronts are among the favorites to win the tournament again in ketta. the squad has yet to be revealed, but it's likely to include to the world's best attack, his killing, and pappy and carrying benzo. ma'am. oh, i'm busy. might again you that the champagne wandering from sir karen ben's about pretty much one. the champions league on his own with room latrete and killing him, but they by singing p as g stays in a club. he knows it gets rid of any doubts and unless he was to be injured, he should be in good shape. in katara, the fronds team as all the players, you need to have a great woke up, but a key will be whether they can play well together. holler shout if there's little doubt that a 3rd world cub. when for france, would sony inspire a whole new generation of for boys at this, i'm at a club in paris. hoops a high for france, victory. oh. and i don't know if wouldn't remember,

but we love football. so all of us coaches would be really happy, as it would motivate the children, because the french team woolfolk would show them how to lead. yeah, like, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. i'll watch the world cup with my dad. i like this game. that's why i play and i was hiking dawson baker, i'd be pleased because it's my country and it would be a miracle. c some your the last time a team, one consecutive well cops. it was brazil in 1962 as raining champions. france will be under increased pressure as they defend their title. but they'll also know that having done it before, they could do it again. natasha butler, al jazeera paris merchandising for the world cup is worth multi $1000000.00. this tournament is allowing cotter designers to contribute to the range. santa marsh tells us what fans can expect when they arrive in dela. i'm here inside the

oldest luxury department store and cut off and i had the chance to find out the story behind some of the woke up merchandise on sail from shirts to footballs, and almost everything in between. walcott merchandise is a big business from small items called think $4.00 to elaborate limited addition. piece is costing thousands the rain to have something that will appeal to every fan . we have to take in consideration that everyone can afford in products. and even with the pricing, we were very careful that we price you know, according to the budgets of almost everyone, and make sure that you know, nobody was, we would be left without, without thinking back something with them. for many walk up fast, the souvenirs thereby will be part of the lasting memories of the tournament. but

what's available and what it looks like. even the patterns and the colors are carefully considered ah, we've done the smile and glitter and the colors of the teams. and we actually died them exactly to the fenton color of that country because like maybe a year to make get this right. so, so we want to people to think back. not only what company took that kathy with them, some of the best selling items are in the collection of china. they were created by local designer who's hoping this will be her big break. it is a huge responsibility and it's a big opportunity that i got, as i would be showing 1st of other parts of the taste of other how we are expressing the design and ours and to the pieces that they will use every day. if is design is half also being on a woke up journey,

blackish maralie started work on this project 3 years ago and has created the range with the traditional category cultural field, the design phase at folk 6 months with many regions, some prunes from from fi for to the top management and ghetto, and we tried to create a culture range, which is actually a legacy merchandise because august merchandise will be used and will be shared after the world proposal with organizes are hoping for a colorful and vibrant wool cup. and thus sentiment is reflected in all the items fans will take away from the tournament. just a little update. i had the chance to speak to catherine, businessman, usher away. so who you saw in my report and he says most of the items are selling out and this is always the case in these big events. so don't leave it too late to

grab your own piece of woke up history. belgium's prime met playmaker. kevin de brian has fired manchester city back to the top of the english premier league, his 2nd half free, taken off for city to beat last or one. no, no early highlander than the city line up for this game? city or a point clear of or small the top of the table for now look at are so play nottingham forest on sunday. right. connection and century from glen phillips is how new zealand to a big win at the t 20 cricket world cup. philip scored a 104 in a group match against sri lanka and sydney as his team reached a 1677 turned bold, then took 4 for 13, a sri lanka were bold out for a 102. that's the 2nd defeat for sri lanka. hoover, a slim chance of reaching the last 4 new zealand or top of group one. and on course for the semi find the philadelphia phillies produce the styling come back to win

game. one of baseball's world series valley is when 5 nothing down against the houston astros head back to take the game into extra innings. a home run from j t. remove tow in the 10th any decided the game of philly's winning 65. ed's biggest world series come back for 20 years into a best 7 series is later on saturday. he gives me and that is all your sport for now back to you, sir. all right bar. thank you very much. i got my come back story. that's it for me, but you've got mary m ozzie with all your news from london next. ah.

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