all right thanks very much arsalan iftikhar appreciate you know thoughts on this thank you maria. well now our other top story this hour polls have just closed in brazil in a presidential election that threatens to swing last america's biggest nation to the right far right candidate jarrod bowles in our has been leading the polls with a leftist contender fernanda dot trading behind trees of both joins us live now from rio de janeiro and trey's a what's the latest from there. well we're already starting to get the results here in this election fifty five percent of the votes went for you to. forty four percent of the vote for fernando that you can see right behind me were outside so it was when i was home people are celebrated with brazilian flags they're saying that the work person party is never going to make it to power here in brazil something quite spectacular just to see the security forces passing by and people cheering out you know what they're saying and they're hoping . for not at the border now and the same way that's been hitting this country for the past two years of c

all right thank you very much charles stratford in istanbul let's now speak to arsalan iftikhar a human rights lawyer and the senior editor of islamic monthly joins us now from chicago via skype first of all what do you read into the presence of the saudi prosecutor who has just arrived in istanbul. well minimum i'm not surprised i think moving forward to get as a lawyer in this area just occasion is to concept of accountability and transparency you know and spirits who obviously is going to be in the legal proceedings will be in or eat in. this is that accountability is you know where do the orders and again that there needs to be an ability and transparency sure that not only the people who killed him are held to account but those that were responsible in terms and. are held to account as well so again the first step i think it's way too early in the process to be able to you know you know declare this any sort of legal victory but it will be interesting to see where it goes. you are right it is difficult to establish precisely what is happening in turkey but i think because of that o