this is deja vu news live from berlin a passenger plane crashes off the coast of indonesia rescuers arrive at a large oil slick where it's believed the plane crashed into the sea a lion air flight went down just minutes after takeoff debris has been found but so far no survivors. also coming up in rio de janeiro the celebrations have begun for . the man they call the tropical trump the divisive contest against a moderate left winger has polarized the country it's the first time in decades that a right wing populist has taken the top shots. also coming up voters punish german

chancellor angela merkel's conservatives this time in the state of has said it will ask what this means for the future of germany's shaky coalition government. and in sports the celebration of formula one race seems world champion briton lewis hamilton clinch just fifth title edging out german suboxone title for the drivers' championship. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us a passenger plane with one hundred eighty nine people on board has crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from indonesia airport now emergency personnel have been searching for the plane off the northern coast of java island rescuers have already located debris but so far no survivors relatives of those on board have gathered at the jakarta airport. awaiting news of the passengers the flight was

operated by indonesian budget airline lion air. and that's a developing story we'll bring you more details on that story as they come in to us now brazil has a new president far right candidate share both a narrow has won a sweeping victory official results gave him more than fifty five percent of the vote well ahead of the leftist candidate for none to have died as a final results rolled in intense displays of both grief and joy on the streets a sign of the country's bitter divide after its most polarizing election in decades . thousands of people gathered outside jaya both sinatras home in rio de janeiro to celebrate. for his supporters the result marks a new beginning for brazil. with many shedding tears of joy as the news broke the. election campaign was tough and particularly divisive

addressing the nation for the first time as the country's president elect from inside his own home in our own spoke of unity brother lives north of oh this is a country for a saw brazilians by birth or heart of brazil of diverse opinions colors and orientations as a defender of freedom i will lead a government which defends and protects the rights of citizens who comply with their duties and respect the laws. there were some very different scenes in sao paulo amongst supporters of his leftist opponent fernando had. and out on the street there was anger towards the winner. many protesters shouting not him. clark here i'm in mourning not for me but for purcell it doesn't deserve this it doesn't deserve this ignorance that. all scenarios are highly polarizing figure in brazil critics charge him with repeatedly making with

such a mystic homophobic and rice's comments and defending torture he's also praised the military dictatorship which led the country from nine hundred sixty four to nine hundred eighty five. many political analysts say his sudden popularity is a symptom of the multiple crises setting brazil all synonomous pledged to crack down on rampant corruption and to rescue an economy in turmoil. but the full mommy captain's major promise is being to get tough on crime he says violence in brazil has reached epidemic levels in early september both sonar was stabbed during a campaign rally possibly only proving his point and many people saw it as the norm . during campaigning both in our own painted himself as a man far removed from the country's political elite but now he's in power brazilians will be wondering what he's going to do with it. let's bring in devious catalinas you more as she is following the story for us from rio de janeiro hi

catalina bo's'n are winning by a wide margin now you were in front of his house surrounded by his supporters what was the reaction like. everyone was in party they were talking about a new start for brazil a good start for brazil and of the workers party and they were celebrating and company and i was quite different to the parts of rio de janeiro where we could talk to followers and supporters of the workers' party who were in a quiet sad mood of course. currently he said at a new start for brazil you know how will victory change this country what is the promise to do so. can you here is carlina. heist so me i can't hear you. all right carolyn if you can hear us we're just wondering you know what also nars promise to do to change the country. and looks like we've lost our line there too catalina chinmoy reporting for us from rio de

janeiro we'll try to get her up a little bit later in the program. all right let's move on to some other stories making headlines around the world the leicester city football club has confirmed the death of its owner of the china street by the problem he and four others were killed after their helicopter spiraled out of control and crashed in flames near the club stadium on saturday night fans have been paying tribute to the victims. a memorial service has been held for the victims of the synagogue shooting in pittsburgh eleven people were killed and six others wounded when a gunman opened fire at the tree of life synagogue on saturday the suspect a forty six year old man is due to appear in court later today. and a hundred or a man has been killed in clashes between a caravan of migrants and police and what a mob police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to hold back some fifteen hundred people trying to cross into mexico and durrance are fleeing poverty and gang

violence in their homeland a larger caravan is already crossing through mexico towards the u.s. where its members hope to seek asylum. are going to return now back to our top story a passenger plane with one hundred eighty nine people on board crashing into sea just after taking off from indonesia jakarta airport and we have a journalist amanda siddartha joining us from jakarta with more on the story hi amanda what can you tell us about why this plane went down. so far there is no indication on why did the plane went down. to get airworthiness was issued only two months ago and lyon air has released a statement saying the plane lost contact around six thirty three am local time and it fell around cairo. straight and local fisherman have given us information that time there is i'll call it at least all. side of the plane crash.

but that's all we know so far and the authorities are conducting a search and rescue mission and hopefully there will be some passengers. who survived amanda what are authorities saying about that rescue mission and who was on board this plane. there. are almost two hundred seventy eight dollars on board the plane with when children into babies and two pilots and flight crews. and. the other eighty they're saying that they are. they have i dispatched helicopters. and patrol boats. and it is search and rescue mission all right journalist amanda siddharth bringing us up to date from jakarta thank you very much.

now germany's shaky coalition government is reeling from another election blow today after a vote in the state of hessen conservatives were hammered in the election there they've only just managed to cling on to power while merkel's national coalition partners of social democrats were handed their worst ever result in the state. it's been a sobering night for chancellor merkel's christian democrats and the has the state capital the c.d.u. premier can remain in office but no one is calling this result a success and the disappointment is even greater among the social democrats this is the s.p.d. as worst result in has the state elections. out of nearly four and a half million voters and has about sixty eight percent cast their ballots the results underscore the flagging support for chancellor merkel's coalition government in berlin with punishment for both the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. . party leaders in berlin are now ready to change course. to introduce

the politics at the federal level contributed a lot to our losses and has a and there are two reasons for that firstly something has to change in the. we have a lot of work ahead of us so are the conditions of the government is unacceptable accept that's the use of a given even we have to ensure the government does what it was elected to do an end are fighting. whether we govern together or not the people expect us to do what's right and deliver results in these. support for the greens doubled from hazards last election five years ago it's their best result in the state business i'm believe. this result is evidence that people from mainstream society a longing for another kind of government with different ideas. but this is the this while arguments of. the far right a.f.d. party garnered nearly thirteen percent of the vote and is entering has parliament for the first time that means it will be an all sixteen of germany's state

parliament following the election has a pressure is bearing down on the government in berlin to turn its words into action. our political correspondent peter craven is following this story for us hi peter this is not looking good for the governing coalition the conservatives down around ten percentage points of social democrats or worse result ever in the state how worrying is this for chancellor merkel's government it's very worrying indeed this is a really really big loss is an absolute hammering as you said and i think what it does represent is you know very importantly the erosion much talked about erosion of the big tent parties the social democrats the c.d.u. the christian i'm going to merkel's christian democrats have been melting away in recent times and this is exaggerated that feeling beyond them is also in berlin among the voters in germany this is there's a growing sense of disillusionment i think with angela merkel's leadership why is that well i think she says she's failed she for so many people this is been universally expressed across germany she has failed to prevent her coalition

government in berlin it's a time when germany needs domestic leadership and international leadership she has failed to stop coalition government from descending into abject quarreling and broke up with government and that led to a loss of a massive loss of respect for and i'm not one for the two main parties in the coalition so is she going to have to face consequences what is going to happen now for her and her government while this was talked about is a ship survive in germany is a day of destiny a votes of destiny that looks as though it was going to point finally to the door the really be the beginning of the end that we talked about so often but i think my assessment i have to say is that anglo american lives to fight another day after this election i don't think the coalition is going to crumble i think that the real danger for angle americal does come from the social democrats the sense that the they're in an existential both existential battle to stay alive and that they're really concerned about whether they should stay in the coalition or not because it's been it's been stolz ing them to hemorrhage votes for such

a long time and they are but they have indicated that they will put down red lines today or in the days to come and that they will force a deal with i'm going to host coalition government conservatives to make sure that those social democrats are shown to be creating policy. we should talk about some of the other parties here the f.d.a. now is an all sixteen state parliaments and germany what has led to their sustained popularity in this country. it's interesting how one or two people want to do commentaries in the last since the election result came in yesterday evening of the in pointing to the fact that the social to the alternative for germany had been aiming to get fifteen percent has an illegal thirteen percent so something we're asking whether the sort of there is a stop to the search but of course it is incredibly important that they all now we don't sixteen federal states and they've been dominating alone just ways that the german political narrative of the political agenda by forcing the issue of forcing the german public and the media to talk about immigration migration refugees

nonstop crime among refugees nonstop and they've been dominating the debate by that and then they're looking forward to three federal elections in eastern german states next year whether looking forward to doing particularly well possibly so they've pushed the debate to the right also taken some voters away from the chancellor merkel's conservatives you said we've seen a restructuring here are we seeing a change in germany's political landscape are you no longer going to have these big big tent parties i think it's quite a much broader there are now center who want to see exactly. as far less brand loyalty as suppose you would save you are coming from the world of business for the individual political parties and there are many many more sources obviously of information and misinformation about where you might might want to go when on voting day that's having quite a considerable impact but at the end of the day you think chancellor merkel can still hold on to power here chancellor merkel is certainly will hold on to power there's a key conservative leaders meeting next week and they'll be some hard talks the

party conference in december there'll be more pressure on anglo-american but i think she will survive. and will be able to function of the day as to say all right our political correspondent peter craven thank you very much peter. all right let's switch gears to some sports news now in formula one lewis hamilton a storm two a fifth the world championship win at the mexican grand prix on sunday hamilton went into the race needing to finish in or above seven place to clinch the championship he started third on the grid and made an early bid for the lead but red bulls max for stuff than edged him aside and went on to win the race for a second year in a row but it was hamilton's day he claimed fourth spot tending in this sift world title. only one driver in the history of the sport has never won more world championships than lewis hamilton the retired racing legend michelle schumacher with seven but the britain is closing in having secured that fifth crown

on sunday here's the story of this season's title defense. lewis hamilton champion again his fifth formula one world title has arguably been his toughest the miss a tease driver expected and initially got a big challenge from ferrari before he was able to streak away to overall victory i think it's just really about been consistent in the most consistent so far. but says it seen it started off a little bit up and down to begin the season initially the briton struggled to keep up with title rival sebastian fettle at the mid-season break the ferrari driver was in the lead with four wins and eight podium finishes defending champion hamilton was trailing sat in a technically inferior car. but the team and their star driver didn't pan. spirit within the team is trying to let them and these experiences that we've been

having and how we've been handling them have really united us more than any other year the team's engineers showed their worth they moved quickly to modify a few parts and make technical changes which got rid of the traction issues that had slowed the car down they were ruthless his mercedes teammate valtteri bottas was relegated to a supporting role fassel didn't have that type of support from his teammates and while the ferrari driver faltered hamilton cruised through the second half of the season with aplomb michelle schumacher was record of seven world titles may now be in sight for a dominant donald. was. right mike is here with a big deal in the tech world and it's all about the cloud soon made the tech giant i.b.m. has purchased red hat software for thirty four billion dollars and to better compete with cloud computing companies like amazon google and microsoft it is i.b.m.'s largest acquisition ever cloud computing and abel's people and organizations to

perform digital. asked on devices without housing service locally i.b.m. c.e.o. ginni rometty estimates that the market for cloud computing to be worth one trillion dollars according to i.b.m. only twenty percent of applications have been transitioned to cloud services so far eighty percent of still stored locally. well two hundred million travelers a year six runways turkey's new airport in istanbul is sets to be the world's largest airport it is a pet project of president type add one and he will open the airport today as turkey celebrates the ninety fifth anniversary of its establishment as a republic well today's launch will just be symbolic though with only limited flights beginning days later the new airport won't be fully operational until the end of the year and the project has been docked by concerns about labor rights and

turkey's ailing economy. a hundred ports. in. the flight information both are already showing departure times but a few steps away the terminal is still a construction site he stumbles new airport is opening even though not everything is ready. airport chief executive cattery some flu is still very satisfied it took less than four years to build the massive project something he doubts others could match. is being built the turkish capital of turkish workers turkish banks and. disease is. pumping our self-esteem and i read it when i see this place read it makes me very proud. it's an airport of many superlatives it's europe's largest

with an initial capacity of ninety million passengers a year this is just the first of four construction faces within a decade it's set to become the world's largest airport. with this app poet istanbul hopes to become one of the world's biggest of the asian hops if you now fly long distance wire dubai frankfurt paris to london chances are you may soon be changing planes here instead but the project has come with a number of problems diligence say their land was exposed created environmentalist suppose the clearing of future forests and many workers who helped build the project in record time say they face horrible conditions such as a lack of safety precautions fatal accidents and being paid late or not at all. as . jamal owes their spend nine months working at the airport he says when he criticized conditions openly he was fired only children just in

mid september there was a very bad accident again. seventeen people were seriously injured. and eyewitnesses even say some workers were killed. but anybody who speaks out about it could end up in jail it's been proven that it may be the world's largest airport but it stained with the blood of workers. in the arena. least some slew admits there was some problems but insists they have been rectified. the workers demand that's. certain. measures. at this moment be provided. and from my perspective the issue is on the control and.

the c.e.o. says he wants to look to the future and not to the past there is still a lot left to be done at istanbul's new airport even after the official opening. this report. and she joins us now from istanbul a first of all we haven't heard yet how much these mega project costs and just the work we needed according to the airport to management the project cost more than seven billion euros so far this is just for the first of four construction faces so we can assume they need to invest much much more in the upcoming he is the airport really is gigantic seventy six million square meters three times the size of the frankfurt airport four times the size of the airport in atlanta in the u.s. which is now considered the world's biggest in terms of passenger capacity and they

built it in just under four years i mean let's compare to berlin it's been twelve years now since construction started in berlin and we still don't have an official opening they to there but president add on has been post nearly pushing for his for for this project his big invasion is to turn is simple into a major. between europe and asia and the arab world what about the human cost of this reports we just heard the claims of people being killed certainly seriously injured. is that justified. well first of all this airport is a centerpiece of a fifteen year construction boom under president out on the c.e.o. also told us that they expected to add five percent to the country's g.d.p. by twenty twenty five but now it's the year twenty eighteen and turkey has huge economic problems the lira lost against the dollar and the euro incredibly

a lot of value inflation is high and there are reports that contractors were not able to pay workers in time this is one of the reasons why they went on strike why they had a protest just in september another reason is the fact that many workers have died since the construction started thirty eight workers according to the union we've been talking to the government and the airport management have admitted thirty deaths deaths so far so it's of workers during the last big protest which suggests that the government really does not want to see any you know shadows anything overshadowing the glamour of this mega project. they're reporting for us from istanbul thank you so much. the european commission has signed for conventions with tunisia two hundred seventy million euros the agreements include support for tunisians energy sector and foreign trade tunisia is just slowly

recovering from the impact of the two thousand and fifteen terrorist attacks that kept away tourists one of the country's most important source of income but things are improving travel agency now declared tunisia back on the map for tourists. is an artist's village near the capital tunis it's idealistic and calm to calm in recent years since terror attacks rocked tunisia and twenty fifteen few tourists have been coming here bookings tumbled seventy percent a disaster for a country that relies heavily on the tourism industry. but visitor numbers are on the rise again some eight million tourists are expected in tunisia this year far more than last year the crisis however has left its mark on the sector. we've lost twenty percent of our hotel capacity hotels that couldn't cope with the crisis and had to close their doors would like you

would you met correctly. unfortunately some places have been left to stagnate. i know was small they may temporarily damage the image of our country because they don't live up to the standards expected by the customers. this year several large tour operators have returned to tunisia the number of guests from europe has surged sixty percent tunisia is inexpensive due to the weak currency the dinar and the country urgently needs tourism revenue for investment and to create new jobs. and is a reminder of the top story we're following. rescuers have arrived at the site where it's believed an indonesian passenger plane crashed into the sea lion air flight twenty down shortly after takeoff from jakarta relatives still waiting for official word of what happened to the one hundred eighty nine people on board. and

celebrations in brazil for supporters of father lived president in legs. the man of aig the man they call the tropical trump comfortably fended off a moderate left wing challenger thousands turned out to celebrate in rio de janeiro but brazil also saw protests after the polarizing connection. and don't forget you can always get to the news on the go just download the app for google play all from the apple store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and you can also use the g w app to send us photos and videos. this is due to the news live from berlin wall coming up at the top of the hour.

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