presidency but doesn't get a majority in congress he might back military intervention and seize all thora tarion powers. exist. quite a bit of a man about one third or one quarter of brazilians believe it's ok to vote for a fascist. but i want some even think a fascist is needed to usher in a military government at the ballot box your sort of puppet example some people really do think that way disenchantment with politics can sometimes lead to very violent ideas. will impose divisions among brazilians could even deepen if the election goes to a runoff at the end of the month. ok let's catch up now with some of the other stories making the news around the world health ministry says israeli forces have shot dead three palestinians including a thirteen year old boy in clashes on the border between the gaza strip and israel israel said it's carried out two strikes in response to the firing of explosives. a newspaper in hong kong is reporting that the president of interpol is being held by chinese authorities main hallway has been missing since leaving france last week citing an anonymous source the

presidency but doesn't get a majority in congress he might back military intervention and seize all thora tarion powers. exist. quite a bit about one third or one quarter of brazilians believe it's ok to vote for a fascist. but i would some even think a fascist is needed to usher in a military government at the ballot box your sort of stop example some people really do think that way disenchantment with politics can sometimes lead to very violent ideas. even you will impose divisions among brazilians could even deepen if the election goes to a runoff at the end of the month. bit of news carlina she more is covering the first round of brazil's presidential election four she's been giving us. brazilian voters are going to choose tomorrow between thirteen presidential candidates recent polls have shown that data was so narrow the right wing candidate and former army captain is leading the polls with thirty five percent followed by command that the candidate of the workers party with only twenty two percent people have been talking to here rio de janeiro tell me that they are going to support jade.

keep asking what has happened to her so she and if they keep insisting that this kind of author a tarion rule is impossible then perhaps there's a chance for change within the royal family not general turned to democracy or something like this i think they can fight it out from the lightness center from what an oriental studies thank you so much for joining us thank you. now unfortunate there's no sports so you on the show today but don't fret football founds kline will have all of the goals from that day eight of the bundesliga right after the break champions buy in munich was back to their winning ways but it wasn't all plain sailing against book said as that and more coming up in just a minute. you're watching news life from butlins that's it for now or at the top of the alah thanks so much for joining us. and it was all consuming conflict for school for the world. today.

keep asking what has happened to her so she and if they keep insisting that this kind of author of tarion rule is impossible then perhaps there's a chance for change within the royal family not general turned to democracy or something like this i think they could find out from the lightness center from what an oriental studies thank you so much for joining. in formula one britain's new as hamilton has claimed pole position for sunday's united states crown prix hamilton could clinch his face world championship if he wins the race and his title rival sebastian vettel finishes lower than second battle will start the race from fifth after incurring a penalty ferrari's can be reichman and his mercedes team mate felt terrible test start second and third respectively. and it was a business week saturday for stout spanish football giants balsa luna they beat severe to go top of the table but lost the stall player leinil messi to injury for the next three weeks messi broke his right and boss is full to to win at the new he will now miss wednesday's champions league clash against inter milan and th

presidency but doesn't get a majority in congress he might back military intervention and seize all thora tarion powers. because. of the level of i mean about one third or one quarter of brazilians believe it's ok to vote for a fascist. but i want some even think a fascist is needed to usher in a military government at the ballot box sort of stop example some people really do think that way disenchantment with politics can sometimes lead to very violent ideas. will improve. divisions among brazilians could even deepen if the election goes to a runoff at the end of the mom. ok time now to look at some of the other stories making news around the world spanish opera singer montserrat has died at a hospital in. of bosler and considered by some to be the last great opera diva she was known for her canto technique the soprano came to worldwide attention in one thousand nine hundred seven when she sang a duet with rock singer for the much yuri was eighty five. the newspaper in hong kong is reporting that the president of interpol is being held by chinese authorities main home way has been missing since

cruz four were all thora tarion ruler a birth of fujimori has been hospitalized shortly after a court ordered him to return to prison who did more he was last year granted a pardon partway through his jail sentence for human rights abuses which proves supreme court has now over ruled that was the decision ruling was welcomed by victims' families. international efforts to help survivors of indonesia's earthquake and tsunami are gathering pace after the government eased long held restrictions on foreign help jakarta says some twenty countries have offered assistance in coping with disaster more than fourteen hundred people are confirmed dead and that figure is likely to rise. more body bags being carried out of this seaside hotel in palos city which bore much of the brunt of friday's earthquake and ensuing tsunami. yet some people haven't given up that their loved ones may have survived. is the hope that my wife is still alive i pray god will work a miracle and i'm still hoping that they will find her she is six months pregnant. many isolated areas hit in the disaster are yet to see any

presidency but doesn't get a majority in congress he might back military intervention and seize all thora tarion powers. exist. quite a bit about one third or one quarter of brazilians believe it's ok to vote for a fascist. but i want some even think a fascist is needed to usher in a military government at the ballot box your first puppet of sample some people really do think that way disenchantment with politics can sometimes lead to very violent ideas. new impetus divisions among brazilians could even deeper and if the election goes to a runoff at the end of the month. the biggest fish market in the world has held its final tuna fish auction tokyo's so kids the market it's one of japan's major tourist attractions but now thousands of traders of packing up and preparing to move to a gaming new market open on an artificial island in tokyo bay next week it's been a controversial move though costing the city authorities billions. the market opened in one nine hundred thirty five and quickly became a major food distribution hub for the whole fish loving nation of japan. the assumptions of buying an

against europe we're fighting against the european union a system that has become a tool to tell a tarion the enemies of europe are those who are entrenched in the brussels the enemies of the european people than of the happiness of the european people. who are fighting against the e.u. precisely to save their real europe. precariousness in fear and refused to leave their throat we're working to give five hundred million european citizens their futures back firstly the italian and french people well a pen and salvini have both been branded as populists by the mainstream media and also by their political opponents some have even gone as far as branding them as fascists populists like salvini in orbit want to create division by turning europeans against each other well that could be because both of campaigns against mass migration into their respective countries they've also campaigned against austerity measures imposed on them and they are hoping that the two thousand and nine hundred european elections could signal a sea wave of change and that their parties will be leading the charge on

back military intervention and seize tarion powers ok if we can just take a look at some other possible outcomes his main opponent is the leftist candidate for now no dad from the political party of the former president lula da silva who still immensely popular even though in jail has had emerged from his shadow. well he has definitely not been able to gather their popularity that let us have a had he definitely has not had the charisma of his. political father as they call him one of his main campaign slogans has been had that is little less so he hasn't really been able to speak on his own many analysts also fear that he might be obeying the let us see why even from the prison and he might not be able to make the changes that the country very much needs and that investors are expecting in the economy for the recession that has started a few years ago to stop ok thanks for that ofelia we'll come back to you later when the first predictions come out. turkey's president recha tie affair to one says the country's airports are being monitored in an effort to find out what happened to a pro

court of justice has ordered the united states to lift sanctions against iran that affects you man a tarion aid and civil aviation safety iran filed a lawsuit at the hague based un court in july arguing that new u.s. sanctions were destroying its national economy. celebrations that japan's they say agency after a german french lander touched down on an asteroid the mascot of pro was launched aboard a japanese rockets nearly four years ago it's part of an effort to find clues about the origin of the solar system and the winners of this year's nobel prize for chemistry have been announced in stockholm they are francis arnold and george smith of the u.s. and britain's gregory winter the nobel committee said they had been chosen for their work in developing proteins that solve human kinds to chemical problems. indonesia has raised the number of dead in last week's quake to more than fourteen hundred survivors of the disaster are facing their fifth day with little food and water some aid is now being delivered to the region bus the government admits the relief effort is slow and blames widesprea

unique to other as with other kinds of accidents you know flu vaccines or whatever seem very readily tarion where this is what cancer. yeah what makes this so different than you know d.p.t. and m.m.r. and hepatitis b. that they're given to infants or very young children these are being given to preteen agers and now to adults that makes it very different it's much easier to see the injuries right in infants if a kid can't talk or a kid isn't walking probably the gastrointestinal problems they didn't have it before well it's very hard to pinpoint that to the vaccine one of the things that makes this so much more contentious globally and it is very contentious globally is that the injuries are much more visible. where i want to ask you what what's the right advice for someone concerned about this in the concern about their children who you know what they say look i understand the need for vaccinations i understand the need for that but at the same time i also don't want to put my child at risk in any way what what what what should that person do. with this vaccine where i'm not a doctor none

the peace prize of the german book trade which is an appeal for a more prudent handling of both ora tarion and nationalist movements no one was more surprised than they were to win the prize. the tritter three semi-retired first i was completely taken by surprise it's a prize that we would not expect to win. in the sciences there are all kinds of prizes that one strives for if we're honest we dream of winning some prize or another for these in the pile we never dreamt about the peace prize for it is on another level entirely for the set and the often have to come to under the name of . their contribution to peace is the question what do we remember and how do we remember and how much do we emit and with whom do we know that we're to cause them to stick karam is the snow the course the holocaust is at the core of this minus sign. it's mine and george you know the new thing about german memorial culture is that such negativity is at the core of the national self image of who lives it speeds this is unprecedented and as an actress have the four interview given for the nice months it's clear t

tarion regimes frequently come down hard on political opponents many are arrested and later disappear that's the case in syria for example where tens of thousands of political persecuting are missing missing but far from forgotten. these are just a few of the people who have gone missing in syria and members of their families the photos of the one of us in which activists of the families for freedom group have been touring europe campaigning for justice. so these women say the syrian regime is to blame. mahmoud son and husband who disappeared in twenty twelve. and i feel the typical emotions of a mother. could love as a night he's having flashbacks to my son laughing. to freeze images just keep. welling up i imagine him sitting next to me. he oh i sometimes feel very desperate very free. of this used to be a person of the east german secret police the stars and. it's in the engine house and district of palin. here to despair plagued the inmates. fog lamarck mood and the other women have come to meet former prisoners and learn about the east german regime. in the one nine hundred eight

first of all of whom in the tarion eight because if people are starving they have to be to be fed but then again the governance has to take place you can't you can't do many tarion aid for four years without it and so there has to be some organization that takes over and starts again rebuilding. a first hand experience of was involved in the food security program for human that's about five or six years ago before the war started yemen was on a good cause but then the war ended everything right so the conflict is that the root of hunger and malnutrition which is what you're saying klaus fun but thank you so much for sharing your insights with us on. if you. the food security is not the only problem many countries are also facing water stress for example kenya despite heavy rains in recent months kenya is still struggling with an acute shortage of water safe drinking water and the crisis has forced the government to impose a rationing program in the capital nairobi many residents now have to buy their water at hugely inflated prices. whether on a truck or a cot the sight of containers

result you know you may need tarion disaster so very grateful for all the efforts that have taken place in the past few months and hopefully we'll continue to avoid escalation. because as i say it would result in a very very serious humanitarian disaster well of course since the beginning of the conflict in syria with multiple international state actors involved and tens of thousands of jihadists and mercenaries trained weaponized and even given medical care by some regional actors at what point dominic does the world say enough is enough. i've been sifting question. in the years the whole war and have been watching. for. years and we have all known for a very long time that this. continues to be the war. very very long and yet it doesn't appear to be sufficient. to bring this conflict to an end so i truly hope. see the end of. conflict so that humanitarian can. all of the people who are desperately longing for peace. be supported for a long time to come and dominate before i let you go if you could send out a message to the international community about the current circumstances in syr

the un's it should manage tarion aid agency has confirmed the deaths of twenty one people in a saudi airstrike close to the yemeni port city. of hard data the attack hit a fruit and vegetable market hospital chiefs say all the victims are civilians with children among the dead there is one witness account. another one of them down here through washing and packaging and the plane came and hit us from above as we were working the u.n. calls the yemen war the worst manmade humanitarian crisis in the world with twenty two million people in dire need of assistance and up to fourteen million people right now are facing starvation a saudi led incursion in the country began in twenty fifteen with the aim of restoring the ousted government a riyadh has repeatedly denied attacking areas where civilians are present but we heard from our author and contributor abdel bari atwan who thinks that the international community instead of standing by should stand up against the military attacks on yemen when i believe that there's a community now is concentrating on that that journalist. this actually.

awarded the peace prize of the german book trade which is an appeal for more prudent handling both aura tarion and nationalist movements no one was more surprised than they were to win the prize. the trip to replace them are for attack first i was completely taken by surprise it surprised that we would not expect to win. in the sciences there are all kinds of prizes that one strives for if we're honest we dream of winning some prize or another when he's really in probably never dreamt about the peace prize or form for it is on another level entirely or does it in the often have to come to under the name of. their contribution to peace is the question what do we remember and how do we remember and how much do we emit and with whom do we remember both researches national socialism is the dominant memory an absolute minus sign so to speak. the word of course and to stick heroin is a snub of course the holocaust is at the core of this minus sign. it's mind george in a new thing about german memorial culture is that such negativity is at the core of the national self image of who lives they've been

thing there would simply result in a human need tarion disaster so very grateful for all the efforts that have taken place in the past few months and hopefully we'll continue to avoid escalation in lead because. as i said this would result in a very very serious humanitarian disaster. the whole war and has been watching the syria conflict for a force for seventy years and we have all known for a very long time that this is and continues to be the war conflict that we see very very long and yet there doesn't appear to be sufficient political convergence to bring this conflict to an end so i truly hope that we now see the end of that we will now see the end of this conflict so that humanitarian aid can finally reach all the people of syria who are sold desperately longing for peace and need to be supported for a long time to come we definitely do all we can to convince. all those who are supporting the humanitarian effort been syria to continue supporting the people of syria as i said if anything needs are just going to grow in the coming months and years and really. as far as the i.c.

welcome back the un's he wanted tarion aid agency has confirmed the deaths of twenty one people in a saudi coalition air strike close to the yemeni port city of data a warning you may find the following images upsetting the attack hit a fruit and vegetable market hospital chief say all the victims all civilians and children are among the dead first it shows the bodies lying on the ground in the aftermath of the tragedy this is how one witness described what happened. you know the one i mean. we were washington packaging the yorker and the plane came and hit us from above as we were working. the u.n. calls the yemeni civil war the worst manmade humanitarian crisis in the world with twenty two million people in dire need of assistance up to fourteen million people are at risk of starvation the country has been in conflict since twenty fifteen when i coalition of arab states launched a military operation to defeat the rebels and restore the ousted yemeni government riad has repeatedly denied attacking areas where civilians were present. what we heard from writer and author abdel bari at

fascist as being against authority and somebody who wants to vote for their independence is thora tarion to. the political crisis triggered by the catalan independence issues gripped spain for more than a year despite a successful referendum pro independence politicians the fail to agree on how to split from spain and create their own republic it's difficult to explain to the people who support it because. to work in the political field but we did system that. but the spanish government insists there's nothing to negotiate and pro independence grass roots groups like these are growing impatient it delays and with their leaders before always said that some of the parties that are growing dependence at the end they are stablish men and they defend some interests that are not our interests at the same time they are just like moment allies sometimes but that's it and when we have to go against them we will be against them in the event opposing marches took different routes avoiding the chance of confrontation. beyond the issue of independence for catalonia or not detractors say october the t

civilians including children even the un warned that a large scale operation would trigger a human need tarion catastrophe in the region so indeed it is a very crucial moment right now and within the next days we can say that the fate of syria will be decided maria thanks for playing this put it into context for us written off from central moscow coming up half the break which is just ahead don't shoot the messenger is the message of news agencies backpedaling after sharing scientific research and suggesting people can go green by having fewer kids we'll see about wind. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express. something want to. get it right to be close it's like the full screen of all the people. interested in the logs of. course if. i get a french news agency a.f.p. has found it so being targeted on twitter for publishing swedish environmental research suggests having one less child could reduce people's carbon footprint is generated to reverse sarcastic angry tweets in response. ouch while the news agency dista

presidency but doesn't get a majority in congress he might back military intervention and seize all thora tarion powers. exist. about one third or one quarter of brazilians believe it so. ok to vote for a fascist. but i would some even think a fascist is needed to usher in a military government at the ballot box so it's up example some people really do think that disenchantment with politics can sometimes lead to very violent ideas. you in perth divisions among brazilians could even deepen if the election goes to a runoff at the end of the month. how do i get this is here with your business updates and news of a new european summit to tackle an uncomfortable threat one that is just across the ocean fill economy ministers of the european union met in the austrian city of in spoke this friday they've been discussing what they can offer the united states to ease trade tensions and avoid a return to the tit for tat tariff conflict that could hit cars and other products made in the e.u. in july let's remind our viewers u.s. president on the trump agreed to hold back on his threatened twenty five perc

first of all of whom in the tarion aid because if people are starving they have to be to be fed but then again the governance has to take place you can't do when you tarry and aid for four years without it and so there has to be some organization that takes over and starts again rebuilding him a first hand experience of was involved in the food security program for yemen that's about five or six years ago before the war started yemen was on a good cause but then the war ended everything right so conflict is at the root of hunger and malnutrition which is what he was saying klaus one of them but thank you so much for sharing your insights with us and thank you. president says he has spoken with salvia authorities at the highest level to demand answers about missing saudi journalists. the correspondent has been writing for the media outlets from the u.s. and has been highly critical of the saudi leadership he has not been seen since entering the saudi consulate in istanbul in turkey more than a week ago. this image obtained by turkish media allegedly shows journalist. walking into the saud

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tarion government in the making i hope this is a hope not an expectation i hope that western democratic states would use their leverage to constrain and limit intentional abuses by postmodernist government that's right hope unfortunately we have a long history in the u.k. and the u.s. and elsewhere of support for authoritarian regimes and so forth which tragically is driven by big business interests and the financial interests of large multinational corporations based in the u.k. and united states so i hope and it's back to. back to my most hopeful sense that british maryse you can various canadian authorities force member states will hold the line on human rights and press also not on the government to respect the constitution and its international commitments but that has certainly not always been the case and there is every reason to fear that powerful states will turn a blind eye and we have great reason to fear that the united states will support full sonata i understand that trump has already called to congratulate him. i think trumps he's also not only as someone who has been lif

fascist as being against authority and somebody who wants to vote for their independence is thora tarion to. the political crisis triggered by the catalan independence issues gripped spain for more than a year despite a successful referendum pro independence politicians the fail to agree on how to split from spain and create their own republic it's difficult to explain to the people who supported us that required. to work in the political field but we did system that. but the spanish government insists there's nothing to negotiate and pro independence grassroots groups like these are growing impatient it delays and with their own leaders we've always said that about some of the parties that are growing dependence at the end they are stablish men and they've fan interest that are not our interest at the same time they are just like moment in your allies sometimes but that's it and when we have to go against them we will be against them in the event. interposing marches took a different route avoiding the chance of confrontation. beyond the issue of independence for catalonia or not detrac

fifty years ago mainly student protesters gathered in tattoo local square to challenge a north or a tarion regime then the unthinkable the army trapped them and snipers mowed them down it's marked the country ever since felix hernandez was there. but the. young where of course there were clothes and shoes drawn about bodies lying there we didn't know if they were dead or wounded shortly after army trucks came to take them away and clean up with high pressure hoses. now when the half century anniversary of the massacre the government has admitted for the first time the what happened. was a state crime. but the this document explicitly recognizes the victims were attacked slandered some killed i was disappeared detained and tortured. it's a big admission successive administrations have hidden the truth about the local despite over time the massacre has see it itself into the country's conscience just to put it into perspective it's not a little co is about as important in mexico as tiananmen square in china it marked the point when the all powerful pre-partition which room its code for much

we have seen play out in other parts of the wild as well but he does have these militaristic afar tarion tendencies we're hearing about brazil's democracy is still fairly young their fears about what. his victory could mean for the future of the country. yeah absolutely i mean he's picked a general very outspoken general general model as his bias and you know jim our our last year when there was some you know when mr president michelle samara was being hit by corruption scandals mirage general morale was saying well you know if if it's needed for military interventions restore order then we should do it. he's also said this being both sinatras bice's well he says you know if there's an icky then we'll have to do a self code and also could do to restore order and so you know people are very worried about about democracy hedo the military dictatorship in which you know hundreds of people and thousands hundreds of people in dissipating killed thousands more tortured this only emptied you know smoothness a little bit more than thirty five years ago basically brazil was constitution its post

we do know a number of things about saudi behavior in recent times there has been an all thorough tarion and intolerant tude toward independent voices in science sandy arabia and outside where they have called into question the reform process that's now taking place. it was one of those strong independent journalistic voices raising serious questions about the reform process and asking for these to be taken into consideration he was forced to leave the country because of his own fears for his own security and therefore now we are the reason that we're really concerned about these latest report is that it's clear evidence of targeting of a dissident voice. and so i think everywhere journalists press freedom groups human rights activist will be looking to saudi arabia to to to come up with a clear explanation about what happened to him and i'm bored and where is he now that's one more interesting things as well is that he says dissident voice but he wasn't a dissident per se was he i mean how was he viewed in saudi arabia because until very recently he was an advisor of the royal family. l

presidency but doesn't get a majority in congress he might back military intervention and seize all thora tarion powers. exist. quite a bit about that one third to one quarter of brazilians believe it's ok to vote for a fascist. but i would some even think a fascist is needed to usher in a military government at the ballot box sort of stop example some people really do think that way disenchantment with politics can sometimes lead to very violent ideas. new impetus divisions among brazilians could even deepen if the election goes to a runoff at the end of the mom. have his back with another business update and a british giants that wants to stay at home we all like to stay home sometimes angle that's consumer giant you know lever is not the exception the company known for brands like dove and lipton is staying in the u.k. the company has ditched its plans to move the headquarters from london to rotterdam and then other ones after british shareholders revolted you never planned to move to rotterdam to cut administration costs but in recent weeks you never had faced mounting opposition from key br

since taking office thirty two years ago all critics now accuse his government of becoming author tarion to maintain power. as uganda celebrates independence presidential in the seventies questioning the use of. his government seeds young voters should not be misled by the opposition which is mobilizing for change in the country is progress and. you can talk about it but what exactly a deal for him to do you can just take this country as you will. and do what we've got to have taken it so i mean the time will come when to must be some real hard questions on what is your proposition on the issues of health or mentions of it because from when you first talked integration on employment it is more than just sloganeering it must be for uganda it's fifty six independent some of us are having to and so one combo suffered head injuries the opposition supporter was reportedly beaten by security personnel during a political gathering he told g w that he cannot see the freedom being celebrated in iran as a car bonnet says i was his on the head by a box of a gun and then blood stream doubt. remember

fascist as being against authority and somebody who wants to vote for their independence is thora tarion to. the political crisis triggered by the catalan independence issues gripped spain for more than a year despite a successful referendum pro independence politicians the fail to agree on how to split from spain and create their own republic it's difficult to explain to the people who support it because. in the political field but we did system that. but the spanish government insists there's nothing to negotiate and pro independence grass roots groups like these are growing impatient it delays and with their leaders we've always said that some of the parties that are growing dependence at the end they are stablish men and they defend interests that are not our interests at the same time they are just like moment allies sometimes but that's it and when we have to go against them we will be against them in the event opposing marches took a different route avoiding the chance of confrontation. beyond the issue of independence for catalonia or not detractors say october the twelfth is not