abdalla abdalla is slightly in front. first time ever that country has democratically transferred power. bernard smith has more. >> to win afghanistan's presidential election outright, the leading contender would need to get more than 50% of the vote. results coming in, some released next week. the final tally, the final announcement will be mid may. but at this change, it looks like abdalla abdalla and ashraf ghani, are headed for a runoff vote. both have said they will take part of that runoff if they consider the election was been carried off fairly. while there has been fraud there hasn't been as significant enough a level for the outcome of the poll. in that case there might surely be a runoff but the afghans will not know until their new president will be until well into the end of october and the results are all in. >> report warns the planet is warming faster than some have expected and urged the world's governments to act fast. >> this is the third and final chapter of the panel's report on climb climate change. the world must are cut its reliance on coal and oil. and change to wind power. some call it a clash of interests between politics and science. it offers reasons for hope but also some stark warnings. >> the longer we delay, the higher would be the cost. i mean that's something which is very clear. but despite that, the point i'm making is that even now, t

abdalla's family about what's happening to him. and really not getting too much information about what's happening to him. >> yeah, of course, it's hard for us and for my dad and my mom, even his wife. abdalla spent in the jail more than he spent with his wife, like this is -- this is a fact, this is not a joke, abdalla is present for eight months and he spent with his family, less than -- less than six months. and he was arrested (inaudible) and weigh asked for the immediate release of abdalla, baher, and peter, because they work with channels that are pro, the military coup and their channels don't even care about them because they were arrested. we hope they will all get freed all the journalists in egypt, the jowrnt journalists were also arrested with abdalla, he is a photojournalist and covering the crack down, still they refuse to release him or release abdalla or any of the other journalists. >> our thoughts are shared by their colleagues, thanks very much for that many mohamed al shami. as we have been saying, journalists around the world have long been campaigning for if release of al jazeera staff. some hours ago members of various media organizations gathered outside the hurs of the b -- headquarters of the bbc. rory challenge was there. >> not on the 100th day of incarceration for al jaze

abdalla al sha shami has been detained since august. he has been on hunger strike for last 91 days. his father has said that abdalla has become a symbol of journalistic freedom. >> i call on the united states of america, now they want to give amnesty to the authority in egypt. how do you now say that you do this and this and the journalists in jail. if they believe that, the situation in egypt will it change? it can't change and journalists that are in jail, it can't. who will watch this election? and the many journalists in jail. my son now more than 251 days without introducing him to court. without to tell him and tell us what is the crime that abdullah did? abdullah said that what he did is not to him as abdullah, but he now consider himself as a defender of all journalists, all journalists in the world. >> in transnistria, the separatist area bordering ukraine, what the separatists move could be. we go to london. >> they are holding out hope the transnistria, will be able to join the russian federation. >> ethnic backgrounds here may be complex but the opinions and the language are very much shared. in 111 kat