. ♪ hello, i'm in doha and also ahead on the program argentina presidential election is heading to aond round vote, the first runoff in the country's history. the syrian opposition says they are willing to talk about a political settlement as well as assad is not part of it. plus. >> andrew thomas and it was actually 30 years ago when this land mark was handed back to the traditional indigenous owners and bringing you the anniversary celebrations and looking at the practical impact that hand over has had. ♪ hello, after a contentious emergency meeting eu and balkin leaders agreed on new measures to deal the refugee crisis, this is what the deal says 100,000 places in refugee welcome centers will be created and in a week 400 officers sent to slovania struggled with arrival numbers and eu will discourage the movement of migrants and appoint contact officers to monitor numbers of people and share that information with other authorities. david reports. >> reporter: everyday counts otherwise we will soon see families in the cold rivers of the balkins perish miserably and chilling words fr

presidential election. running against morales in a presidential run-off. leading in the vote count by a huge margin. argentina'ssidential elections are headed for a run-off with opposition candidate taking a lead. polls had showed the ruling party candidate ahead with 72% polling places reporting for sunday's election. make rehad 36% of the votes. bashar al-assad said he is ready to take part in elections and believes a political solution to end the country's 4-year civil war is possible. he said any agreement will depend upon eliminating what he called terrorist organizations. al jazeera's mohammed jam june reports. >> throughout the past week, in state room after state room, diplomats discuss and debated a war as bloody as any in recent memory. one that millions are still desperately trying to flee no matter the cost. just a day after russia called for new elections in syria, president bashar al-assad met with russian lawmakers and declared he was willing to take part in new polls if the syrian people supported the idea. in capitol after capitol action talks turned again to transition even though at times, it

. >> argentina's presidential election is headed for a run off after an unexpectedly close result. we go to buenos aires. >> it is seen as the impossible. mauricio macri forced a second election. >> i invite to you conquer our future. i ask you now today to take the years that it takes to achieve it. every day from december 10th on wards i promise you we're going to be a little better. >> his followers celebrated until late at night. many could not believe what was going on. >> we're going to go to historic election, and we will win. we're going to win the presidency, and we're going to be an excellent government. but at the front for victory headquarters the scene was completely different. daniel scioli, cristina kirchner's hand-picked successor promising reform. >> with all my experience i ask to vote for this agenda for a great agent. >> a few moments ago, they express their support for daniel scioli, but now they're leaving obviously disappointed because they expected scioli to get a lot more votes. many are saying that they're getting ready for the run off in november. >> this

. ♪ hello, i'm in doha and also ahead on the program argentina presidential election is heading to aond round vote, the first runoff in the country's history. the syrian opposition says they are willing to talk about a political settlement as well as assad is not part of it. plus. >> andrew thomas and it was actually 30 years ago whenhi

. >> argentina's presidential election is heading for a runoff after an unexpectedly close results. >> neck and neck, hoping for an outright victory with endorsement of christian fernandez. runoff on november 22nd. >>> slovenia is struggling with a an influx of refugees. robin forrester-walker has more. >> 15,000 is the number, understood to have come through slovenia in the past 24 hours over sunday. that is huge. that is a record number that this country has had to accept. so those 400 police officers will be a welcome addition for as far as the slovenian authorities are concerned. and also that commitment to provide reception centers that can house an additional 50,000 refugees, in other words, places that will provide good protection for them from the weather especially given that the winter is pressing in here. the camp behind me is one of three on the slovenian-croatian border. it's not much of a camp really. it's sort of a housing point where the numbers come on through and then eventually when space is freed up further down the line, they then get moved on. but what you get is

. >>> argentina's presidential election is headed to a second round run off after a surprisingly tightn. and whoever wins the next vote will become the first president elected through a run off in argentine history. al jazeera's teresa reports from baun he is or he is. >> reporter: it seemed impossible. but the leader of the let's change coalition forced a powerful ruling party to a second round. the first run off in argentina's history. >> i ask you now to take the years that it takes and we won't stop until we achieve. because every day from december 1 i promise you we will be a little better. >> reporter: his followers celebrated until late at night. many couldn't believe what was going on. >> translator: we are going to vote to a historic election and we will win. we will win the presidency and we are going to be an excellent government. >> reporter: but at the front for victory headquarters the scenes was completely different. christina kirschner's handpicked successor appealed to the undecided voters promising reform. >> translator: with all my experience i ask the undecided and

. >>> in the news ahead then there were two, argentina's presidential election goes to a run off for the first time. >> we're in central baghdad where fathers and sons have for generations turned sheets of copper into works of art. coming up, find out why so few of the artisans remain. >>> and sports news as well. louis hamilton with his third formula 1 title. details in the hour. >> we're moving into other news. there is strong evidence of genocide in myanmar against its rohingya minority. that's according to a report by the yale university law school. obtained exclusively biage's investigative unit. it blames the government for the crime against 1 million muslim rohingya who live in the west of the country. we have the exclusive report from myanmar. >> this baby is malnourished. but there is plenty of food in a nearby town. this woman is hemorrhaging after losing her baby. but the local hospital wouldn't treat her. >>> this woman has an undiagnosed illness due can't afford to pay the bribes to get to the doctor. 130,000 rohingya are prisoners in their homeland. >> there are people

argentina's presidential election -- the top two candidates headed for a runoff in november.nvestors like. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" time for the bloomberg business less. third-quarter eps topped analyst estimates -- they posted earnings of $1.01 a share. and broadcom -- alix: and broadcom says that earnings beat estimates in the third quarter. that was four cents better than analysts expected. revenue of $2.2 billion also be in after hours. scarlet: shares of rent-a-center plunging after the market close. they were down as much as many present. they have come back a little bit. the reason -- the company is lowering its 2015 earnings forecast. and that is your bloomberg business/. argentina is said to have his first presidential runoff in history. both candidates failed to gain 40% of the vote needed to avoid the runoff. is here to discuss how the markets responded to the surprising results. joe: we saw a pretty strong rally in argentinian financial assets after the election. why? because no one could imagine this scenario. a lot of the polls were showing

argentina's presidential election is headed for a runoff after an unexpectedly tight election, who wins next vote will be the first president elected to a runoff in argentina history and we report from buenos aires. >> reporter: it seemed impossible but the leader of the left change coalition forced the powerful ruling party to a second round. the first runoff in argentina's history. >> translator: i want you to concur our future and depends on you and ask you today to take the years to take to achieve it because every day december 10 on words i promise you we will be a little bitter. >> reporter: his followers celebrated until late at night, many couldn't believe what was going on. >> translator: we are going to go to a historic election and we will win. we are going to win the presidency and we are going to be an excellent government. >> reporter: but at the front victory headquarters the scene was completely different. kirchner's camp successor appealed to undecided voters promising reform. >> translator: with all my experience i ask the undecided and independent to vote for this age

molina denies those charges. >> polls closed in argentina's presidential elections, ending an era forntry's two term president kirchner. there are enough votes to force a run off. we have more. >> it seemed impossible, but macari, the leader of the lets change coalition forced the powerful ruling party to a second round. the first runoff in argentina's history. >> i want you to conquer or future. it depends on each one of you in that i ask you to take and not stop until we achieve it. >> his followers celebrated until lately at night. many couldn't believe what was going on. >> >> we are going to go to a historic election and we will win. we are going to win the presidency, and we are going to be an excellent government. >> at the front for victory headquarters, the scene was completely different. christina kirchner appealed to the undecided voters, promising more reforms. >> with all my experience, i ask the undecided and independent to vote for this agenda for great future for argentinian development. >> until a few minutes ago, this place was filled with people expressing their sup

in argentina, the presidential election is heading for a runoff for the first time.ates of both ended up with about 35% of the vote. of the runoff is set for november 22. no matter who wins, investors in argentina are betting on a shift toward more market from the policies. in texas, storms have ended after dropping more than a foot of rain. some highways were shut down and a train was derailed. there were no deaths and there was no widespread destruction. called $50i official a barrel oil a gift to the world. predicts oil will hit $60 a barrel in two dozen 16 after a low of $45 this year. -- in 2016 after a low of $45 this year. duke energy is buying piedmont natural gas. a middle atlantic natural gas dealer. $4.9 billion. $60 per share to the piedmont shareholders. duke says it will be accretive to earnings in the first year. the proverbial tree falling in the forest for all wall street cares. december, a different story. janet yellen has scheduled a speech to the washington economics club. janet yellen scheduled testimony before the joint economic committee for de

. >> a big upset in argentina's presidential election, and it could have major ramifications for bondholders. kate kelly has been digging into it. >> tyler, some investors in argentina's distress bonds are over the moon about the surprise strong showing of the most conservative of the presidential candidates. bench mark bonds tied to argentina were surging this morning reflecting hopes that his willingness to overturn current policies might be allayed. one key issue, whether he would negotiate a settlement with the so-called holdout creditors plug a powerful hedge fund who have demanded full payment of months. daniel cioli was expected to take a bigger lead but macri proved the polls wrong delivering over 34% of the vote. that means that for the first time ever arjgentina will hold runoff election to determine the final winner. meantime, some investors believe argentine politics are so complex they can't assume anything in terms of a settlement with bondholders here. while others say macri's interest in resolving the impasse is definitely there. >> but either way we have to wait until the 22

> now for the news the market related news, no matter the outcome of this weekend's presidential election in argentina, the country's farmers could see the biggest win. according to bloomberg, both leading presidential candidates already promised to eliminate wheat and corn export taxes, as well as reduce a soybean levy. canidates planning to reduce it by 5 to 15 percent. the wheat and corn taxes will see more immediate results, possible being removed all together. the current president has clashed with farmers since taking office in 2007. that's when she tried to raise the soybean tax to 45 percent. soybeans support a third of government spending. china is lifting restrictions on u-s pork processing plants, opening the door for as much as half of u-s pork processed in the u-s. china banned pork from u-s plants after officials found traces of ractopamine starting a year ago. imports can now come from 14 u-s plants and warehouses. china is the largest buyer of pork. a supply and demand imblance is creating a slow recovery in the global pork market. a new report from rabobank shows adverse exchange rate

. >>> voters in argentina sending their country's presidential election into runoff after unexpectedlytrong showing by conservative opposition candidate. pre-election polls shown him far behind the leftist candidate who is backed by the current president. melissa. melissa: we've been waiting for it. cheesecake factory out with third quarter earnings results. ashley webster standing by with this one. give me a slice, ashley. >> how sweet it is? how many puns can we get in, guys? earns per share adjusted 59 cents. beats estimate by three cents. revenue a little shy. 526.7 million. the estimate was 534.78. however they did for the 23rd consecutive quarter showed growth in same-store sales up 2.2%. that is in the upper range of estimates. they also say they will open three restaurants in the middle east and mexico. and the stock as you can see, moving, just slightly higher. just slightly. just a slight improvement in after-hours trading on cheesecake. same-store sales growth, 23rd consecutive quarter in a row, guys. melissa: that is amazing. they post the sales growth at same time the stoc

argentina elections. meanwhile, a former immediate i don't know has won guatemala's presidential election. nearly 70% of the vote on the run off vote. as david mercer reports now from guatemala city. >> celebrations in the streets of guatemala city has jimmy morales supporters savor his victory. people in this working class neighborhood view him as a hero, a man of humble begins who will lead the country for the next four years. >> we are all happy. jimmy morales, aside from being an actic is an artist. he's a sensible man. we know that he'll act with love in his heart for those in his country. >> jimmy morales clinched the votes on sunday. the 46-year-old beat out his political rivals sandra torres, winning more than double the number of votes torres received. >> we've been blessed today with a beautiful day. let us do everything in our power so that the next few years will also be the best for guatemala because constructing guatemala is not a job for one man or two men. it's a job for each and every citizen of this great nation. >> earlier on sunday the political outer drew a crowd as he

. >> argentina's economy is struggling and with presidential elections only a few days away, producers have proud their protests to the center of bean necessary air rest, where they are demanding a change in the country's economic policy. >> now arsenal aimed to stop the goal scorer in the champions robin has all the very latest coming up a little later in sport. >> where we are standing right now will be the panama canal. >> this will be flooded. >> we have upgraded for bigger ships. >> now we go for weeks without water. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is what innovation looks like. >> can affect and surprise us. >> i feel like we're making an impact. >> awesome! >> techknow - where technology meets humanity. a reminder of our top stories here. >> there have been further outbreaks of violence. palestinians have clashed with forces. the pentagon says the u.s. and russia have agreed on a set of rules on how they can avoided arielle conflict, if their carry out separate air strikes over syria. china's president has addressed the u.k. parliame

still to come on the program -- >> reporter: i'm in buenos aires, argentina's economy is struggling, and with presidential electionsdays away, protesters have brought their protests to the center of buenos aires, where they are demanding a change in the country's economic policy. >>> we'll tell you why one tribe is boycotting the indigenous games in brazil. >>> and the latest man to be named in a fifa corruption investigation. jo will be here with the details in around 15 minutes. ♪ >> last year's crisis at the u.s. border seemingly disappeared, but where have the migrants gone? america tonight's lori jane gliha goes in search of answers. >> under that yellow tarp there, that's the fourth murder of today. >> a new migrant crisis. >> this year is more difficult to come to the united states. >> moved to another border. >> we're on a river between mexico and guatemala. >> is mexico doing america's dirty work? >> everything that's happening here is illegal. ♪ >>> hello again. this is the news hour from al jazeera, adrian finighan and his cold here with the headlines. a palestinian man has died from suffocation of tear

presidential hopeful in argentina have held their final campaign rallies before sunday's election. cristina kirchner last been in power for two years, argt's constitution. according to the constitution. >> argentinian military police patrolling a slum in the city of rosario. rosar incheso, turned into one of the most violent in the country. >> the problem we had here is there was some bunkers filled with drugs but needed protection in some cases from regulation authorities. says tuition has improved with the presence of federal forces. >> the fight against cartels continues in other parts of the region but drug traffickers have tried to get a a weapon. drug crimes have increased in five years. >> argentina has moved from a transit point to a productser. >> reporter: sylvia not her real name produces, and passes kerosene into the mix. each dose costs about half dollar. >> we sell lots, lots of people are doing this in the slums. there are more laboratories so it's not difficult to get. >> it is so addictive that it is estimated consumption has increased 200% in the past years. so mu

in argentina, there has never been a presidential election like this. to a runoff for the first time. about 35% of the vote. wins, investors in argentina are betting on the shift toward more market friendly policies. obamacare fighting another challenge to the law. lower courts have her judge of the argument. nothing for supreme court will take the case. now, here is matt miller. matt: i'm not seeing a lot of movement but it is negative as far sutures are concerned. dow futures are down. the credit card industry visa, usaa, which represents veterans and their families, will use visa cards now instead of mastercard's for all of the members. a $67 price target. also, there is caution handbags at least for michael, and significantly higher inventory. they're not moving at the door quick enough here they downgrade kors.el the also downgrade making -- macy's because it is a little warmer and people are not rushing out to get coats that they were at the same time last year. in preparation for winter. chinese leaders will be gathering in beijing to map out a f

presidential runoff election. his center-right coalition, cambiemos, will bring peronist rule in argentina to an end after its 12-yeartretch. happy hall week. bye-bye. ♪ >>> welcome to kqed newsroom are i'm thuy vu. new measures to protect golden eagles and more obstacles to home ownership. we begin with a look at efforts to reform the criminal justice system in california and across the nation. over the past year protests over police shootings have brought renewed attention to racial disparities in arrest, conviction, and incarceration rates. earlier this month president obama said as long as he is in the white house he will fight to make the criminal justice system fairer and more cost effective. >> 30 years ago there were

meanwhile, argentina is headed for a presidential runoff next month. in haiti, election results are not yet in. and in poland the right-wing law , and justice party has retaken control for the first time in nearly a decade. in a major turnaround on education, president obama has called for steps to curb reliance on standardized testing, including ensuring students spend no more than 2% of classroom instructional time on standardized tests. the obama administration also acknowledged its own role in advancing the overemphasis on testing. this comes after boycotts of standardized tests across the country from seattle to new york. a "new york times" investigation has found police in greensboro, north carolina, pull over african-american drivers for traffic violations at a disproportionate rate and search black drivers or their cars more than twice as often as white drivers. across four states that track searches made with a driver's consent, officers were more likely to search african-american drivers, but less likely to find contraband than if the driver was white. new jers

. >>> presidential hopefuls in argentina have held their final campaign rallies before sunday's electionosen successor is leading in opinion polls. the president has already served two terms. argenti argentina's constitution bars her from running until until 2019. >>> one of the main concerns to voters in argentina is the dramatic rise in drug-related crimes. our correspondent reports from a major cross roads for traffickers. >> reporter: argentinean military police patrolling a slum. three hours away from the capitol, this has become a major transit point for drugs. the commander is in charge of the operation. he says that drug gangs have taken control of entire areas of the city, turning it into one of the most violent in the country. >> translator: the problem we have here is there were some bunkers filled with drugs under protection in some cases by local authorities. we did over 90 raids to destroy the bunkers, the situation has improved with the presence of federal forces. >> reporter: the fight continues in other parts of the region, but drug traffickers have tried to find alterna

argentina is facing an uncertain future. they only hope that whomever comes next will not forget about people like him. >> guatemalans are due to begin voting in the second round of presidential elections. electoral officials have been setting up polling stations across the country. the run off sees former first lady sandra torres face comedy actor jimmy morales. the former president resigned and was arrested over widespread production. >>> a documentary film about a gang rape filmed in india could be in the running for an oscar. kristen saloomey reports. >> reporter: this director is the toast of hollywood. her documentary "india's daughter" celebrated by sean penn and merrill streep. >> movie reel: the brutal gang rape of a 23-year-old girl on her way home from a movie triggered an awakening... >> reporter: the film was inspired by mass protests taking place after the rape and murder of a 23-year-old on a bus. but indian feminists have not embraced the film, which was banned by the government on the ground it could insight more violence. one of the six convicted rapists is featured prominently. >> : indian feminists describe it as one dimensional. . >> the irony of a film made about