. >> and our adam rainey joins us. is hernandez still in the lead? >> he is. right now, we have a supreme electoral tribunal, the official institution responsible for the count, has counted around 42% of all ballots and they say that juan orlando hernandez is ahead in the votes. when he was speaking just moments ago on television, that 20% of precincts haven't even gotten their ballots in, this might be long into monday. although they have only countered half of the votes, the candidates have both been on rallies on national television saying they're the ones who have won, they have internal polling to show it and they are the ones to lead honduras for the next four years. we don't imagine that either candidate is going to concede in the next few hours because regardless what the tribunal says, we have such a divided country here that the supporters of these parties are very likely to believe in what the tribunals said because they have lost faith in public institutions here. >> what happens next? who decides the president? >> that's what's really not clear. l

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adam rainey is in hon dueras with more on today's voting. >> we have seen a healthy turnout. some say it may be a record turnout. we have been at rallies for the last week or so where there is a lot of energy, a lot of people coming to the rallies saying they are excited. we are talking about people who sometimes are paid to go to rallies, too. it's always really tough to know if this is a popular kind of movement or if these parties are orchestrating these movements for the cameras. people want change this is the most contested election since the coup. a lot of people sat out. they didn't trust the process. there is secretcism. people want to express their votes. they have hope that some say yoon, it will be a better function in democracy. they are concerned that the people counting this vote may not do it in a fair and transparent way. we will look after the results come in on sunday. on monday, it's unclear when those will be made public if people trust those results or start to cry foul. >> coming up on al jazeera america, a controversial stop and frick law. how one man i

adam rainey has more in hondur honduras. >> reporter: like many hondura hondurans, waiting for justicehe has come to the attorney general's office hoping for an update on his officer's murder. he is there is more confusion on who is handling his case than answers. >>> emma, a political activist, was killed two years ago in broad daylight and surrounded by witnesses. he supported the party, more of its members have been attacked and killed than all other political parties combined. >> this case has not been investigated at all. supposedly under special agency they have not called us. they have not told us anything. >> reporter: honduras ex-attorney general admitted earlier this year that his office could only investigate 20% of homicide. this is the country with the most murders per capital a former judge said such impunity is a larger problem. a broken justice system. >> we don't have an objective attorney general. we don't have an independent judiciary. we don't have a national human rights commissioner to carry out these functions. >> reporter: it's not just the lives at risk but the