ignites the fisa protest movement that was ignited colace messes saying no this should go to a 2nd round but he's not alone the price president of the electoral tribunal has resigned he said it that they put the electoral process in doubt that cools that freezing of the rapid fire count on the organization of american states has also said that they should be a 2nd round president parolees will be behind as you said has said that he's on the good to winning they see. around us is an attempt to. well of course but the president himself took to the airwaves or in the day in a rebuttal of any accusations being made against him he's coming out fighting certainly verbal e. and turn 72 why don't more dns in the media. we were there actually when he said that this morning and the maid was certainly no conciliatory he was saying that the young people that you can see around us the sled that this is a right to that's receiving international health he didn't present any evidence of international support that press conference so that's the route that the president people should just accept this resu

bolivia's opposition leader says that he has evidence of electoral fraud in sunday's presidential vote colacemessa is calling for mass protests to continue unless a runoff is held present even the rawest needs to secure a 10 point lead to avoid that 2nd vote but counts have been frozen and bolivians are still waiting for the final result morales has denounced the demonstrations against him as a coup and says he's confident he'll soon be declared the winner john holeman was at one of those protests in the past this is the 3rd night of protests in the streets of our elections this sunday the country. you can see the people around us pretty defiant and they're also pretty angry what happened in those elections is there was a rock the count of the results it was meant to give a quick and certain indication of what had happened and who it was on that cross that count seemed to indicate that this was going through a 2nd round the train long term president president ever marley's and his nearest challenger carlos messer but the 1st count that rocked it vote count was poor some link and course the 24

morales is the country's 1st indigenous leader he's been in office for 13 years but former president colace message could force him into a runoff poll in december or alice has presided over a strong economic growth but he's also been dogged by corruption scandals and criticized for refusing to accept a referendum to limit presidential term we are getting some of the 1st results coming through and john home is in the palace to take us through that what are you hearing john. yes the electoral bodies website has already come out and said that nearly 90 percent of the votes have been counted 45 percent for evermore rallies the incumbent and 38 percent for carlos messer who's his closest challenger and now what that means is that this goes to a 2nd round basically because morale is needed or whether needed to win by 40.540 get 40 percent of the vote and get 10 percent more than these nearest challenger so that hasn't happened it goes to a 2nd round to believe that will be hold on december the 15th now what this is going to come down to as well in the 2nd round is what happens to the votes for th

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bolivia between supporters of president evo morales and his rivals who backed his electoral opponent colacemessa. has claimed victory in the disputed poll accusing the opposition of trying to orchestrate a coup critics say the vote was rigged and should be a moment where honest though insists that he has a big enough lead to avoid a runoff election. well. when you pay 98.5 percent of the official tally from the supreme electoral tribunal community that you would have done a party with 36.7 percent and the m.e.'s party with 46.83 percent we won the 1st round we would defend democracy we would defend the results there are still $120000.00 votes pending if we go down and not win with 10 percent margin we will respect the results. the president has systematically violated the constitution the one who violates the rule of law and who violates democracy through his qualification as an illegal candidate and promoter of fraud is president morales. well john hall is our correspondent in la paz that's bolivia's capital and john you know we just heard there from the president saying that you know he's

president evo morales an outright victory meaning he won't have to face a 2nd round but runner up colace meza is a fizzing to accept the result and international pressure is growing for another vote on hold and how small from a pass there was a huge march snaked through the center of the powers on thursday almost certainly the biggest since discontent began over bolivia's elections and that i'm not going there and we're protesting because they don't respect outright or democracy. the anger numbers on the streets appear to increase after president ever morale is said that he was the outright winner of the bolivian elections. we won the 1st round electoral authorities later confirmed his win but there is doubt over that vote and not just from these protesters the european union and the organization of american states also voiced concerns especially about an almost 24 hour freezing of the rapid vote count just when it indicated that this was going to a 2nd round. when the count came back online rallies was suddenly heading for an outright 1st round win on thursday a usually fragmented oppos

to face a runoff in december the results put longstanding leader even iran is ahead of his rival colace message but not enough to win out flight. and u.s. troops of crossed into iraq as part of their withdrawal from northern syria envoy has passed through this ahead of border crossing heading into iraq's northern kurdish region. britain's government is expected to try to put its new brags that deal before parliament for a vote this week it could happen in the coming hours on sunday the european union said it received prime minister barak's johnson's letter asking for a 3 month delay to the brags that deadline of october 31st was forced to send a letter to losing a crucial vote in parliament on saturday where britain's government still insisting that the u.k. will leave the e.u. at the end of the month with or without a deal. we are going to leave october the 31st we have the means and the ability to do so and people who you know yesterday we had some people who voted for delay voted explicitly to try to frustrate to this process and to drag it out are you think actually the mood in the

have erupted between supporters of the bolivian president evo morales and presidential candidate colace messer is comes after claiming victory in sunday's presidential election accusing the opposition of trying to orchestrate a coup demonstrators say the vote was rigged and they are demanding that it should be an alt but we're all this is saying he has the 10 point lead needed for outright victory and a victory that means he can avoid a runoff vote. chile's president has announced an electricity price freeze and plans to raise pensions in the gulf as the government tries to end a week of violent protests across the country un's human rights chief former chilean president michelle has announced a special mission to investigate alleged human rights abuses. in memory of the 39 people who were found dead in the back of a truck just outside the capital. although people with chinese. have now been given more time to question the driver the truck i'll be back with the news hour 2100 g.m.t. that's right after the program. the remains of rama's new coaches father and brothers were finally found

been protests in other cities it doesn't look like it's running out any time soon the challenger colace myself said in a news conference iraq just a couple of hours ago that if they want to keep pressure on the government and they have to keep out in the streets and people seem to basically be taking the advice the organization of american states is all so weighed in saying that there should be a 2nd round to give some certainty about what's happened here so far president reilly's is resisting that he said that it's only a matter of time before the electoral tribe you know who says an outright win thing him without any need of a 2nd round. well still had hail now because there are a move by promises of economic reform that builds protesters continue that fight for political change. will tell you why angry crowds surrounding the home often a few people trying to put stuff through standoff with police. we got some rather wet weather gradually making its way into western parts of china over the next couple days further east it's looking well chief on a dry spell with decent amounts of suns

president evo morales was manipulating the results are as appears to have 89 percent for his main rival colace massa more from john homa now in the pot. thousands of people have taken to the streets of uprising in the capital for libya i think they want to say hi i'm their protesting against what they see as very suspicious prices in the electoral process in bolivia basically the rocky count has been frozen a couple of times so we still don't have just the right the count of results from the believe the election that was on sunday and the suspicion for those in the over in the opposition movement is that that is hiding some sort of manipulation of numbers behind the scenes we do know as well now that one of the vice presidents of the electoral tribe you know has resigned because he says that he wasn't agree he didn't agree with that suspension of the vote with our freezing of the vote count there now the government for its part has said that they will not allow the oas that they want the oas sue to guy sation of american states so it's the binding count they're still like to go this isn't the

going to be the notes on the houston astros have leveled the playoff series against the near yankees colacekorea and a walk off home run on the bottom of the 11th inning to help you since we're 3 see when the american league championship series is now tied at one game apiece the best of 7 series now shifts to yankee stadium for game 3 on changed. i mean i think it's taken years off my wife that's for sure these moments are. i mean just. i think every championship rommany look back at least from my experience there's always moments. throughout the course of a ballgame or series or you know how to how do we win that game what happened and i mean i think tonight it's nothing short of that. i mean it was it was a struggle tonight i mean they you know they are the houston astros and they're they're tough to score runs off especially on a night when verlander you know is out there so you know they held the stone the night that's going to happen we know this isn't going to be an easy series by any means. but you know over time i'll take our guys in their approach and you know tonight they just did

respectful what scares me about this topic is i feel like when we just say how we are and we have colace top because i feel like when we just say ha we caught him and we have college students talking about what's offensive we really don't even know where the guidelines are anymore because of students talking about what's offensive we really don't even know where the guidelines are anymore because we're living in this p.c. culture that sometimes really doesn't make a lot of sense living in this p.c. culture that sometimes really doesn't make a lot of sense let's talk specifically hollowing so if it was a person wants to dress up as freddy krueger no problem. if it was a person wants to dress up as freddy krueger no problem they stick on you know the appropriate attire what if they want to be someone like. stick on you know the appropriate attire what if they want to be someone like. i think is tony told was the who was you know a black man if you want to just know the thing is tony told was the who was you know a black man if you want to just play a famous black you know horror 'd charact

a court in belgium has delayed the hearing on an arrest warrant for cattle and later colace pushed him on until december that followed a brief court session in brussels earlier on tuesday where pushed him on to is living in self to avoid prosecution by spain he's wanted for his role in catalonia has failed independence bit in 201712 of his former colleagues were sentenced earlier this month for their part in the vote. 2 years ago kenya burned plastic carrier bags with pollution getting worse president to her kenyatta says that single use plastic will be burned altogether by june 20200 as nicholas hock reports from nairobi. beneath this guy scrapers of nairobi is this mountain of rubbish wild animals and humans come here to find food as a child lilian don't go thought she would become a doctor instead she's now picking out anything that can be used or reused from this landfill today she's found used plastic intervenors drips a plastic torchlight part of a loaf of bread. and a bag of rice you know. what a waste says this mother of 10 to support her family making $2.00 a day recycling oth