electing its next president the largest muslim nation in the world needs to decide between president york dodo and. bold faced off against each other five years back and this time around both to appeal to conservative voters what instance you know those vice presidential pick. gay views and so beyond has all been allies with islamic hard line so how crucial will islam be in this election here's more from did a cleric in jakarta. more muslims call indonesia home and than any other country on earth. now the young democracy is at a crossroads as its tradition of religious tolerance is put to the test by this year's elections despite the tensions indonesians are excited to go to the polls. for me the most important thing is security without chaos to choose a president who carries out the people's will. no one should refuse to pull up. people carry out their duties and go to the polls i peel to the people of indonesia to go to their local polling station and nobody should not for. this coming election is important because one vote can determine the fate of the nation. this year islamic identity has

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from berlin pollsters give indonesia's president a wide lead in his bid for reelection djoko with dodo looks set to win the vote in the world's third largest democracy almost two hundred million voters cast ballots in a contest between him and the x. gen but what would his victory mean for the country we'll hear from jakarta. also coming up we don't reconstruct the cathedral it's not going to be even lower beautiful to behold. and i won't buy gold to be reached within five years that. france is a manual promise is notre dame will rise from the ashes today it's ministers to plan its restoration. welcome to the program exit polls in indonesia's elections are pointing toward a significant victory for the country's current president djoko we don't oh he's predicted to win roughly fifty five percent of the vote against his main rival candidate and former general. the result could be pivotal for the country's future as well as its reputation as a tolerant muslim country the contest has brought the country's huge voting public out into force. the scale of these elections is vost one hundred n

did he think he was a dumb dodo?i don't think is a dumb dodo but his personality was such that he was differential to the president on making for policy. but i think this is mixed because this is what kennedy wanted. he did not want a secretary of state who is going to compete with him on making foreign-policy. but the kennedy administration was a far policy and administration. kennedy was not the interested initially in domestic affairs and so to speak kicking and screaming and dealing with civil rights. and he dealt with it and it was quite courageous of him to the civil rights bill before the congress in 1963 because it could have jeopardized his reelection since he knew he was an alienating southern state and southern voters. so it was courageous of him to do that. he felt and grew in office and he was a foreign-policy president and i don't think he wanted a secretary of state who is going to be aggressive about challenging what he wanted to do. what kennedy complained about is that he did not have ideas and he w

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official results are yet to be announced they're still some time off but it appears that joke over dodo has secured another term as indonesian president. that's right this was very much a referendum on president performance over the past five years and it does look like voters are ready to give him another five years to continue carrying on his policies now in the face of it these elections were also in many ways about the economy. promise of increasing economic growth by seven percent were not met we have seen a reduction in the poverty rate we have seen him invest in infrastructure and those were things that appear to have worked in his favor over his soul competitor. so now many of the people i spoke to today said even though perhaps they weren't necessarily the biggest fans if they did want to give him another opportunity to keep on encouraging even issued ads and also saw him as a better option than his competitor. and his job. is it. was definitely a big issue. absolutely religion based identity politics has been one of the issues that has overshadowed this entire electoral campai

dawdle in the lead all the official results on expected for weeks the run up to the vote however over dodo and his challenger probable still be on to try to reach out to conservative islamic voters in the muslim majority nation so how big of an issue was political islam in that election i put that question to indonesia's ambassador to germany. or gross i know. not really because you have to look at the time span of indonesian politics our first election was in one hundred fifty five and we have seventeen political parties related to islam and today we only have four in the parliament and the number has been declining. consistently we don't have islamic ideology in our political systems we have what we call in indonesia nationalistic which is not a very good word in europe and i see it spread throughout the political party of secular political parties most of them and secondly leaderships we don't have a national figure head in the political party that has references but then why do you have probably gone to forming an alliance with islamic hardliners why does president. isn't about it beca

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through his leadership that he can cite a country pre-election opinion poll suggested djoko would dodos message had slightly more support and nationwide there are more than eight hundred thousand polling places like this one to the one hundred ninety million voters right. mobile three hundred voting in any one place they register a birth here and take a seat wait to be called before going to those boxes to use a nail much more direct than making the choice here voting was calm and well organized but elsewhere ballot papers were late and voting delayed so even after the votes are counted and one candidate claims victory it's possible the other side will say the process wasn't fair andrew thomas al-jazeera jakarta and i saw speak to another of our correspondents in jakarta wayne hayes so when the polls have closed has the process been smooth so far. well fully i think for the most part here in the capital jakarta the situation has been fairly smooth there have been some reports that some polling stations opened late but for the most part it seems that most people in the metropolitan areas

million people were to vote it's a repeat of the twenty four thousand election with president joe colby dodo facing another challenge from former general trouble also beyond to. algeria constitutional council has i knew had come out for any chat was offered the role after his predecessor table i. resigned government protesters had been calling for his resignation saying his part of a ruling elite that should be completely replaced a victory against the reports. celebrations on the streets of this polling the resignation of time. he quit is chairman of algeria's powerful constitutional council the country's highest judicial body which oversees presidential and parliamentary elections to millions of protesters he represented an establishment that is corrupt and ineffective he was an ally of former president up to lizzie's beautifully he himself stepped down earlier this month after all jiri and demanded his twenty year rule and. was that belize's decision to quit is unlikely to quell the two month long protests algerians want to revamp of the entire political establishment this is a significan

through his leadership that he can save the country pre-election opinion polls suggested djoko would dodos message had slightly more support and nationwide there are more than eight hundred thousand polling places like this one to the one hundred ninety million voters are spread out mobile three hundred voting in any one place they register first here and take a seat wait to be called before going to those boxes to use a nail. choice here voting was calm and well organized but elsewhere ballot papers were late and voting delayed so even after the votes are counted and one candidate claims victory it's possible the other side will say the process wasn't fair andrew thomas al-jazeera jakarta and live not to another of our reporters in jakarta wayne hayes away in the polls have closed has the process been smooth so far. yes well the polls have closed and here in the capital the vote counting at the individual polling stations has also come to a close remembering there are many polling stations right around the country some eight hundred thousand in the capital it seems that the process was fa

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the dodo should know we are watching and our support will not waver for the united states this trip was the opportunity to keep the momentum against president nicolas maduro any in support of the leader of the opposition inside venezuela. and also a possibility to show a unity of purpose among the allies in the amis fear the question of course is this trip will do anything to change this stalemate inside venezuela where the next still ahead on al-jazeera is of austerity and climate change give an opening to the next as finland fights. and he's a young gay and a military veteran the indiana man has officially entered the presidential race. how it's still raining in land in iran you can see the clouds quite clearly that border decent downpour further south and of course is circulating so it's to regenerating itself and to get to one hundred bases likely that's flash flood territory still in iran these at least around on monday and running into afghanistan and a few showers are likely in pakistan now west of all this is fine is what we have such to the sunshine in baghdad the clouds coming

deeply aware of the recent intimidation tactics used by the majority regime this past thursday the dodo should know we are watching and our support will not waver well let's speak to. see his life for is in. fiery form there what else did he have to say in those remarks. well he spoke about their humanitarian crisis inside venezuela he spoke about meeting with have been a swell in migrants and refugees who are here in colombia he referenced one of them by name my mother called general do the name of geraldine who upon pale head has been.

coming up next on d w news asia more on that likely second term for indonesian president joe coakley dodo after an election that placed religion front and center in the campaign and elsewhere in indonesia survivors wait to leave build their lives six months after a powerful earthquake devastated the city allow onto the ways a pilot. plus volkswagens boss says that he's not aware of china's detention of leaders in the northwest of the country despite running into claims they're. all that more coming up in just a few minutes time from all of us here at d.f.w. thank you so much for watching i'm sorry kelly have a great day. org . to. come under the hammer. prices. that's today's art market and it's booming. but who decides what's hot and what's not who is investing speculating winning and losing we meet some of movers and shakers. made in germany sixty minutes d.w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word emerged in the book. koch is in germany to learn german and why not come with them simple online on your mobile and free to suffer from d w z e lear

the dodo has an excellent he. did what he from a sister is a followers five to six go you know like you signing up on executions by firing squad and he violets you have to govern confront a country mess killings so let's just hope that he actually is going to do it without regarding having the conservative muslim backing him that he really is still going to tackle the human rights issues that needs to be done everything he could be his last legacy it's his last term yet we definitely will see in this upcoming term videotape the go would separate the head of the w.'s into these in service thank you we're not in turkey the country's main opposition candidate has been declared mayor of istanbul after election recounts were finally completed a crimean mode of assumed office as just ambles mayor despite an appeal that is still pending by president everyone's a key part in to bring brun to vote in the city a crowd of him all those supporters walked to the justice palace to greet him as he entered the building today his

the indonesian president joke of a dodo appears to be on track for reelection but his challenger says not so fast rebellious to be on to believes in the lead. and peruvians mourn the death of former president alan garcia who died of an apparent suicide just ahead of his arrest in a corruption. korean state media is reporting that kim jong un has overseen the test launch of a new tactical guided weapon the north korean leader has called it event a very weighty significance this is the country's first public weapons test since the homily summit ended in february without an agreement from abroad as more from seoul. north korea's media is heralding this test is a major achievement by its military what we know is that it took place yesterday wednesday and has been described as a new tactical guided weapon system which seems to suggest that it is a shorter range weapon system meant for use on the battlefield rather than any of the ballistic missiles that north korea was testing more than a year ago capable of reaching hundreds or even thousands of kilometers but it is significant that it ha

deeply aware of the recent intimidation tactics used by the material regime this past thursday the dodo should know we are watching and our support will not waver. venezuela's political and economic crisis continues to deepen water shortages a rising inflation and making life even harder for many but as jamal al shall reports from the capital caracas communities are working together to try to care. for decades many working class venezuelans have had to collect water from points like these at the bottom of the mound.

the results from indonesia's presidential election suggesting combine your call with dodo is on course for a second term with a comfortable lead over his challenger proper war somebody until now while official results won't be known until may probable is.

76% of people believingng the greek national debate was a pointless exercise. 86% convinced it will dodo nothing to improvov their t in all situations turning around that kind of skepticism. looks a bit like mission impossible and we'll get an even better i did -- next month -- as to whether or not -- the french i believe in the manual microphones -- transformation of the country as he calls it -- when we get the eururopean elelectionss? do youou think that cocould deaa big bite to the president. the e timing of all of this is critical with michaeael's first big electoral test coming as you see in european elections next month. what we see is michael's pop the neck and neck with look pens in other words the same contest from the presidential runoff? being played out again. this wasn't meant to happen. le pen w was made to be done and out after her presidential defeat by michael but she and her party have so much bank. i'm could mel come fast nextt month just as they did in. two ththousand fourteen this wod be a disaster for micro on for his ambition to implore de. i'm you progressive cen

seat on the security council some of the arguments that it has said is that is one of the sort of key dodos a major contributor to the u.n. budget to does also keep provider of troops within the u.n. framework those are those are arguments that germany has a time and time again germany is not the only country that wants a permanent seat in the in the u.n. security council as part of a wide u.n. reform other countries just brazil or india also want the same thing so their goal is clear whether they will reach that goal that is something more difficult analysts said that it's a very slow process and that it is very unlikely they will happen any time soon ok well in the meantime though it's going to be an interesting month indeed something of our our political correspondent thank you always a pleasure. well let's take a peek now at what could be the factories of the future of the largest industrial technology fair in the world has opened in the german city of hanover much of the focus this year has been on the new five telecom standard and experts believe that it will transform the world of wo

see all the planes again kind of in a bigger picture some of them are going to go their way evolve dodos or what and i think ninety percent of them go away go back to zero didn't cost much to start in the first place and a lot of these developers lose interest in the projects because they're just not getting traction i think there's only so many use cases but i think we'll see ten a dozen coins that will all have their own purpose and will survive the winter they allow these mainstream economists like paul krugman oriel roubini they really tell them that lee again is because warren buffett and the head of the bank of international settlements and the establishment they don't like it they hate it is it because they feel challenged by it or do they have a legitimate argument or why such a thing i think it one is they first of all it's not something that they can. profit from because they don't participate in it right now it's not part of the product line of what they're selling and so therefore it's kind of like you know them the. deck c.e.o. back in the day say there's never going to be a

probable subi until disputes the unofficial results that showed joke over dodo winning by a large margin the former army general says there were many discrepancies in the electoral process before the election he alleged they were irregular. valving more than seventeen million voters and vowed to resort to people power if the problems amounted to cheating there is a sense of history repeating itself here in. the two thousand and fourteen election . and took the case to the constitutional court which ruled against him there's no sign he's going to give up easily this time either. formed alliances with conservative muslim groups who've shown they can get big numbers onto the streets considering coming out again for not to protest but to celebrate what they say is a victory for their candidates security forces say they won't allow anyone to disrupt the official vote counting process. army. not tolerate and we will crack down on that will disrupt public unconstitutional actions that undermine the democratic process. official results won't be known until may twenty second they're expected to c

>> what's the dodo. >> ken? >> what is stella! reporter: tonight, ken telling "wired" magazine of this new contestant -- i'm just gobsmacked by james. it's absolutely insane what he's doing. i would never have had the stomach for those kinds of bets. >> reporter: and espn asking james about a match-up with ken jennings. >> i'm good on the buzzer, but ken is better. in a straight trivia test, i might take ken. >> reporter: but tonight, it's james against two others, going for game 13 and getting closer to ken jennings' record. we'll see tonight. and i'll see you tomorrow. good night. ee you tomorrow. good night. this fire is straining the limits for one northern california department. >> self driving tesla taxis by next year? the expectations for tonight by ceo elon musk. >> it was a warm spring day today but it is about to feel like summer tomorrow. >>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news is in stockton where fire has erupted at a recycling plant. it started a little after 4:00 p.m. and spread very quick lqui

the internet and thehe fact that anybybody can afffford a camamee role in these phones and we cann dodo about that is pusushing the boundaries of everything it seseems these days.. james thank you might thank you very much to mediawatch bubusinesses so wewe'll happenig right allies i in the isisraeli electitions netananyahu againste both say they'y've won stay with 04/09/19 04/09/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democrcracy now! >> today the united states is continuing to build its maximum pressure campaign against their rainy and regime. -- iranian regime. in accordance with section 219 of the iigrationon and nationality act.t. amy: in an unprecedented move, the trump administration has formally

through his leadership that he can cite the country pre-election opinion polls suggested djoko would dodos message had slightly more support and nationwide there are more than eight hundred thousand polling places like this one to the one hundred ninety million votes is right out noble three hundred voting in any one place they register first here then take a seat wait to be called before going to those boxes to use a nail. the next choice here the voting was calm and well organized but elsewhere ballot papers were late and voting delayed so even after the votes are counted and one candidate claims victory it's possible the other side will say that the process wasn't fair andrew thomas al jazeera jakarta. at least one hundred fifty people are missing after a boat sank in the democratic republic of congo it happened on a keyboard on the country's eastern border with rwanda about thirty three people have been rescued so far. the ruling military council has sat the prosecutor general and two of his aides which protest leaders had been demanding demonstrations so have continued in khartoum the

deeply aware of the recent intimidation tactics used by the majority regime this past thursday the dodo should know we are watching and our support will not waver israel's president is consulting with the various political parties on forming a new government after listening to recommendations brogan rivlin which was a knesset member who head up the task of presenting a new government in twenty eight days last week prime minister benjamin netanyahu is liquid party won thirty six of one hundred twenty seats in parliament putting him in a position to form a coalition new zealand is appealing for the whereabouts of a nurse kidnapped along with the two drivers in syria nearly six years ago luis a was working for the red cross delivering aid to when she was taken as believe she's being held captive by some alongside two syrian drivers. well those are the headlines on ours is there i'll have another full news bulletin for you in just under thirty minutes coming up next though as up front with maybe half and thank you for watching. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures

have shown him their total loyalty he says there is no turning back from his campaign to topple the dodo. the call is for everyone to come out into the streets at this moment to give back into what we have built over the years when we're here now in the streets not only with the international community and not only our citizens now with the national armed forces we're backing the citizens of the future and progress. sudan's ruling military council as one protesters against spreading chaos hundreds of thousands of people have blocked streets throughout the capital after protest organizers called for a day of civil disobedience this comes after talks between the army and opposition groups appear to falter protesters say the military isn't serious about handing over power to civilians. history has been made in japan with the first imperial abdication in more than two hundred years in a brief ceremony at the imperial palace and perec ito stood down from the throne to make way for his eldest son in a short speech during the ceremony akihito strength of the japanese people for their support an

early results from indonesia's presidential elections suggest the incumbent yoko were dodo is on course for a second with a comfortable lead over his challenger. while official results won't be known until may of zero zero is disputing the early returns more than one hundred nineteen million indonesians were eligible to vote and thomas has more now from jakarta. nationwide there are more than eight hundred thousand places where people voted on wednesday night the vast majority of those voting took place as planned and immediately after the voting finished the results were counted locally the official tally of all of those will take a few weeks but in the meantime a bunch of private companies have done some polls of about two thousand of those polling stations each and that's how they've come up with these quick count results and what's interesting about them is how similar they all are all of those product companies can't with a pretty much the same results which is that fifty five fifty six percent of people have voted for jocko widow over his rival provo will be answered that's where

and it's the last day of campaigning for indonesia's election president yokoi dodo on his rival for by was to be on top of both due to hold large rallies in the capital jakarta more than one hundred ninety million people are on the table to vote on april seventeenth presidential and legislative elections will be held together for the first time. well those with head lives the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness stated that some watching. news on the end of the regime and the what you said that. got to use a little evidence of their god but like maybe it was a day on the situation in the buddha and somehow not just wasn't having peace and they are under the collar about. going at home to mcallen on fighting for. his health insurance you're going to do something to him that he was going to do with all of the lose your mobile money come up with additional money for the night when they should look at you at the end of may your last years of the you need to have his. you know i think you can buy the best you can come to get you to. look. at. things. such as i've got my daughter

. >> i think all central banks should go by the way of the dodo bird and tie the tyrannosaurus rex.ow do we get where a few people around the globe have their fingers on the button to create tens of trillions of dollars of conjured money and move the market around and the playing field. i don't get it. i thought the most powerful person in the world is supposed to be the president of the united states. no, it is the head of the central bank here and head of central banks around the globe unfortunately. >> i think president trump had the same epiphany, mike. we can debay how much the fed slowed down the economy but we can't debate the power they have to do that. since they came on, we had a lot of recessions i lost track, we had the great depression. since they came to be income inequality continues to exist. what role do the central banks play other than saving wealthy and others in times of trouble. >> they may have saved the big banks, but a lot more than that i think you're still seeing you unwinding of that. one thing i will agree with on here, regarding the fed, is that powell,

manufacturing, which is, of course, the powerhouse of the german economy, that is flat on its back that is a dodo and in real trouble by the looks of things by countered by the strength of the service sector similar things going on in france, but then flip to the euro zone aggregate, manufacturing may have stabilized a little bit and services may have been weaker. as you mepgsed, germany is on its knees as well. i have to ask you, though, why was the german industrial production number so strong last week then if manufacturing is as weak as we think it is >> it's a really good question i think the answer lies if you have to dig below the surface of the german ip number actually, the manufacturing component of that was still pretty weak. all the strength came in production, and what we've had today has been the manufacturing pmis, not the broader industrial sector they're just concentrating on the manufacturing sector that explains the current dichotomy. the numbers out of china was pretty strong, and there are close linkages between the export economies like germ skpaen china if we see a global e

it went all the way to the human rights council, , and the councl dodo much urged thehe sri lanka governmento initiate some justice process -- which still did not happen. the other aspects are the disappearance of thousands of tamils, others who disappeared. tamil women who are mostly widows. hassituation between tamils turned into a political issue and more of an international justice issue. but ththe muslim issue started about five y years after the war ended. it s started betweween muslims d buddhistss. bubuddhist natationaliststs stat going after muslims and eruptptd in violence in two different places in sri lanka. earlier, last december, a group of muslims attacked some buddhist statues in the single use areas. were not arrested. .veryone was surprised now it turns out the muslim youth are pretty much organizing themselves a and you're seeining thisis yesterday. amy: what do you think arare the most important questions to ask that the media should be asking about what is happening in sri lanka right now? of course, it is for important not to jump to any c conclusion. we don't know exac

nermeen: what dodo you expect tt will happen now?n effect, a 45 year sentence,ei mean, the charges that he has against him in the u.s., could lead to up to 45 years in prison. is that what you understand? >> thahat is my understanding. this would be anan incredibly chilling precedent that would put at risk all journalists and publishers,, incluluding democry include "the new york times," and "the washington post" for reporting truthful information, classified or not, which is in the public interest. amy: what are these charges? they have never actually been revealed, if in fact, they are there, is a correct? >> they were apparently inadvertently revealed. these would be charges under the espionage act, which, unfortunately, president obama resurrected after being dormant first century, resurrected this old law and has been using it not to go after spies, but rather to go after whistleblowers. unfortunatelely, it created a precedent the now president trump can run with. so when you suddenly have someone in power that we don't trust th

what we have now are two camps that are certainly not talking toto each other and dodo not wao stop thisht going on. amy: where do you see the yellow vest protest going? 300,000 months ago, now are around 30,000, what is g going o happen next? questions the big mark. spring is coming so people who come back to the roundabouts having more meet ups and start again, the movement with more power. right now, clearly, there are less and less people in the streets because of the violence, because of the weather, because of the timing -- it is been six months. but it could be because of the inclusion of the big debate -- conclusion of the big debate, and then will start again a bigger protest. whatever happens, people might stop or take out the yellow vest , the anger in the french society is still there and it will be going on for a few years without political solutions. amy: alexis poulin, thank you for being with us journalist , based in paris. he is co-founder of the news website le monde moderne. that does it for our show. you can sign up for our daily digest them our news

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