take a listen. >> the gop will be the party also of the american worker. [applause] [cheering] we haven't given credit to this but if you look how much bigger our party has gotten during this cycle during the early days when we had 17 people running the primaries. i won't say it was because of me, but it was. [laughter] [applause] and we have an amazing, strong, powerful party that does want to see america be great again and it's going to be a lot sooner than you think. [applause] we will not answer to the donors or lobbyists or special interests, but we will serve the citizens of the united states of america. [applause] global cooperation dealing with other countries getting along with other countries is very important, but there is no such thing as a global currency. i'm representing your country. >> the republican workers party is that where the idea was far before that in the campaign >> guest: pea coat at the republican workers party and it meant something. trthe way to understand the trup campaign is it was a battle fought on two fronts on the one han

so it is a definite punishment for the workers party tonight ok thank you to a few there harms a routine in rio reporting on the brazilian election. turkey's president russia type error one says the country's airports are being monitored in an attempt to find out what happened to a prominent saudi journalist who disappeared in istanbul the us based writer jamal khashoggi she has been a vocal critic of saudi leadership and has not been seen since she entered the saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday a top advisor to air to one says there's evidence that could shock she was killed inside the building the saudis have dismissed the suggestion as without foundation . of prominence so how do you read in journalist and me too critical who may have been made to disappear because of his opinions the mysteries surrounding can show tunes disappearance is akin to a fiction he went to the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul to connect to a community for his forthcoming match and was never seen or heard of again. a friend of she said this official told him quote they have evidence he was

but the workers' party has a tough road ahead. it really has to rebuild itself. nswers to itself. it has two give clearer answers to the brazilian people on the corruption scandals, and so we will see if it will be able to do that. time will tell, won't it, but for now, thank you so much for joining us, as the party continues in rio, as wejust joining us, as the party continues in rio, as we just saw that, with many thousands still on the streets and on the beach of brazil. is this the world's largest and most spectacular crowdfunding project? the pakistani government is trying to raise $17 billion to build two hydroelectric dams to tackle a growing water crisis. international donors have been reluctant to get involved because the largest of the two dams is in a region disputed by india. but pakistanis, including those living abroad, are being encouraged to make donations. secunder kermani reports from gilgit in northern pakistan. this picture —esque valley in the north of pakistan is where the government wants to build one of two huge dams, and it is asking ordi

, not letting the workers‘ party, not letting the workers‘ party, not letting the workers‘ partyr. now, despite this party here, in other parts of the country you have resilience who voted for fernando haddad art from the workers‘ party, but this is the party, this is the side that elected jair bolsonaro and he will have the challenge of uniting a very polarised brazil over the next few years —— brazilians. i‘m joined now by oliver stuenkel, an associate professor of international relations at the getulio vargas foundation in sao paulo. thanks very much for being with us. so we saw huge celebrations there. a big portion of the population obviously very pleased with the result. what does this election we mean for the country now? well, i think above all it means that the majority of voters have rejected not only the political establishment, but perhaps brazil‘s political system as a whole. we‘ve really seen an earthquake off, you know, a sign of unprecedented change. and it really generates an unprecedented amount of uncertainty as well. the entire structure of how brazilian polit

is too big let's let's remind let's remember the workers' party suffer a kind of conspiracy involved opposition parties the legal system and the. mainstream media nor did chu put our way to start doing is from the government impeachment of duma for example and putting. in jail you know so everything was working in order to put the party to the started as a way for the process i suppose we have to remember fifty of brazil's two hundred million perhaps don't care so much about the election they're living in sub-saharan africa conditions but how does says he wants to work with the i.m.f. and world bank if he wins the election who can vote for the well in the metaphor i think it's quite difficult for any government chew chew to keep themselves as independent from the i.m.f. unfortunately you know especially because how economy is to linked to the international markets you know we. are under influence of world bank i.m.f. this kind of. organizations and while liberal mainstream media around the world doesn't like balsa narrow bloomberg reporting markets are reacting really well to the pro

or the workers' party candidate can catch up or is this a done deal i don't think it's. going to happen there is a low probability that for a number that can change the situation i think there is a very favorite to win in their way in their wave is very strong for his winning in the second round many people have compared. to president trump and the same sort of populist wave that has taken over brazil would you agree they are very different because she able to marry support he he has been twenty seven each twenty seven years in the congress and donald trump is a businessman so going to trim has a very specific way of negotiation and was a narrow segment from the system his a political he's well known in the political system the political community so they are quite different but he was an outsider he said he ran as an outsider and for twenty seven years he never passed a single law he was really seen as a as an outsider as some by some even as of almost a freak no one could have imagined that he would have been even a presidential candidate a couple of years ago that's t

electorate which is absolutely fed up with politics as usual that said of course you know that the workers' party still remains the most popular party in brazil but that's it this is an election that is absolutely about rejections and at the moment it seems that the rejection rate is favoring mr paulson are and that people are rejecting the workers' party more than his government and his message and indeed it does appear to be part of this populist trend that 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 sinatr

so now just to prevent a workers' party from coming back again and corruption is just the background because you have. political parties for update on both sides so now there's some new announces i guess was another being made by bay here ex-wife there still has the country still has to investigate its all of the news from the past few days so this is pretty much an election of polarizations of two very different sides don't necessarily stream sides. in people voting to prevent the other from winning so i want to show what some of that polarization looks like this is sarah who tweets so sad to see some of my friends dismiss their candidates or a cessna sergeant with homophobic sexist comments as unfortunate and equally sad that they say that the important thing is that he will eventually do good for the country when the guy has no consistent government plan and they're using the hash tag against him old son aro on the other hand though there is this week from michael who seems. not just to be doing a protest vote but he's actually pretty excited about a candidate michael says very exc

it belongs in the workers' party which has moved further laughed since two thousand and sixteen when president the most that was impeached it's hard to say that a party that's played elections and governed for such a long time is anti democratic in any way when we talk about terrible so not a scandal see which is a new thing there are reasonable concerns based on things that he said in the past about one of the dictatorships what but a but also about what he would do if you were elected president and that's also why i don't that there's not a common element in foreign politics but here we we measure something we call rejection which is how much we don't want someone to be president and that it's thirty seven it's. about thirty percent also matters it's about forty six forty five forty two different full so if you get more than forty percent of the ball that's basically impossible to get elected before the end of the sixteen whimpers it was living in the little crisis beach with all that. fifty seven percent of rejection so let me present. it is very likely that the workers' party of t

it belongs in the workers' party which has moved further laughed since two thousand and sixteen when president dilma rousseff was impeached it's hard to say that a party that's played elections and governed for such a long time is anti democratic in the way when we talk about terrible sin out of skin to see which is a new thing there are reasonable concerns based on things that he said in the past about one of the dictatorship what but of but also about what he would do if you were elected president and that's also why i don't that there's not a common element in foreign politics but here we we measure something we call rejection which is how much we don't want someone to be president and it's thirty seven it's. about thirty percent also matters it's about forty six forty five forty two different full so if you get one of the forty percent of the boat that's basically impossible to get elected and before that in two thousand and sixteen when brazil was living in the political crisis impeachment of that. fifty seven percent a rejection so let me present. it is very likely that the work

right candidate jair bolsonaro, and you also have sort of a very big hatred against the were to —— workers partypresident. you have big polarisation in brazil. you see people very involved in those discussions. another thing is the prevalence of fake news and the role that social media is playing in those campaigns. today especially, you have seen a lot of fake news, journalist, fact checking services working around the clock. even people connected to the candidates, includingjair people connected to the candidates, including jair bolsonaro's sons were also politicians. they have been talking about the possibility of fraud in the elections, which is something that the authorities deny. behind the popularity ofjair bolsonaro? asked what is behind the popularity of jair bolsonaro? bolsonaro? asked what is behind the popularity ofjair bolsonaro? out of it is his promise to tackle security, to take a harder stance. against crimes in brazil, especially against homicides. we have to bear in mind that brazil has seen in the past year a record homicide rate, over 60,000 people murdered during 2017. part

as the workers' party candidate. says that if selected people like her will be at risk her whole family took to the streets to support how that's campaign get that things were different when lula was in power we had schools my son is a professor now because he went to school. opportunities to the people and her dad who continued this policy. serving a twelve year sentence for corruption was banned from running the workers' party strategy to help put a man by the whim of the election has been to say that voting for him is like the thing for brazil former president you would have.

here, in other parts of the country you have brazilians who voted for fernando haddad from the workers' party the side that elected jair bolsonaro, and he will have the challenge of uniting a very polarised brazil over the next few years. julia canaroo, bbc news, rio de janeiro. officials in pittsburgh have named the 11 people murdered at a synagogue on saturday, said to be the deadliest attack on the jewish community in us history. the victims were between 5a and 97 years old, and included a married couple and two brothers. if convicted, the man accused of the killings, robert bowers, faces the death penalty. nick bryant has the latest from pittsburgh. this is the kind of vigil that's become a recurring ritual of life in the united states. a multi—faith act of ecumenicalism, a multi—generational act of community. but this country is facing a crisis of hate—filled violence, and america right now seems incapable of truly coming together. this latest mass shooting was a hate crime. jewish worshippers killed in a hail of gunfire and an onslaught of anti—semitic slurs. the police have released re

from different goals but it's not extreme the workers' party. that belongs is not an extreme left political party though also not just from the extreme right but this election what we see is a lot of people voting against a candidate they're not exactly vote for someone they want but they're forty for someone they give someone they don't want you see thousands of people who take to the streets to protest i also know you know a lot of their mother for the workers' party not because they do support them they have a lot of criticisms people from the left they have criticisms i was the workers' party but they actually have to fault they think they have to vote for her garden in order to prevent. from winning and to borders off the right also i do the same support. so not just to prevent the workers' party from coming back again and corruption is just the background because you have. political parties for update on both sides so now there's some new announces i guess was another baby by bay here ex-wife there still has the country still has to investi

we want to take you back to brazil now where we're hearing from the workers party fernando how dad let's listen in society all other values depend on that value and. i think the parties who packed us. and especially for taking us to the second round. were all of the folks that we got here today a. big part of the brazilian people. was respected and their vote now the other part of brazil the didn't vote for us also needs and deserves respect.

popularity rise even further one last question before we let you go and that is about fernando had the workers party's candidate he came into the game bother me because the party i mean you know how to longtime deciding whether or not former president doing a would. and i wonder whether image of the workers' party and the fact that he's such been such a prominent figure of the workers' party is hurting or helping fernando dot. both actually you're absolutely right he only came into the campaign twenty days ago that's no time at all in political another political campaign calendar and of course he was able to bring over some little hair and some of those votes that would have gone to the moon but those people who are undecided say that that is the worst possible thing the fact that his slogan is i am. a little leans on these a little taking on this widespread belief that it is a corrupt party a party that brought this country into the ground and so far there has been no mail cool but no you know recognition that the p.t.a. or the workers' party made any mistakes on the contrary his slogan is better tim

when lula da silva was head of the workers‘ party, he lifted millions out of poverty.lva crop. he is voting for his successor. translation: lula da silva was the best president we ever had. everyone, not just silva was the best president we ever had. everyone, notjust the poor brazilians. the rich only like the reach here in brazil. i do not see what this bolsonaro has to offer, not even with a knife held to my neck and a revolver held to my head when i vote for him stop weight not far away, we visit a community of slave descendants, a group that bolsonaro has singled out as being lazy and not fit for procreation. they are fearful of what is to come. for the past ten years or so, poor communities in rural areas like this have been given access to light and electricity. over there, there is a water tank where the community has free and easy access to water. they all services that were given to them under the workers‘ party under the former president lula da silva. they benefit is that many worry could get taken away. translation: he talks about ask as it were out on wal

will vote for had to act by no question but there are many more that are disappointed with the workers party loyalists and how that's party because of all of these corruption scandals it has been involved with and for the weak economy they blame the workers' party for there are also more radical leftists within the party that consider mr howard out to be way too moderate and he will have to convince this side of the party if he wants to win in the very probable runoff you have mentioned at the end of the month against mr bolton are oh ok thanks for that affiliate that was the w.'s ophelia harms a route. there was quite the upset in the bonus league on saturday as champions by a new nick lost three nil at home to god it was byron second straight defeat in the bundesliga a loss means nico coach's side have made their worst start to a league season in eight years earlier on saturday there was a seven goal thriller in dortmund. cusser came on in the sixtieth minute with his side one nil down he put in a man of the match display scoring three goals in just over half an hour to go grab a four thre

voters have gained the many many benefits when the workers' party while they were in office well they were afraid that they could lose some of those benefits is a person like mosul not make fit to power also everyone here has reminded of the today it's been six months since former president feel about have been detained have not been allowed to vote according to brazilian legislation and that he's very very angry because he.

shirts banners saying no to the workers' party among other things i want and i don't know if it ever year to day i mean very tight security wearing bullet proof that not forget that he suffered and actually laughed at me not me then any. kind of arab only thing. on the line. approach to work rhyme because the economy i think. not the only thing here today is that it. can reveal them not to get better or voting against polls or not oh there's a lot for your you not vote for not has promised to run the country with an iron fist at the same time both sonora has lost some points in the last few days to raise it is there any chance that's how dogs can turn things around for himself. oh most definitely very different initially between most and i don't think. now. the reason many say are some of the body no comment made by wolf and i don't and he's done that that the only thing needed to shut down this. was an a and i told you and i for. one foot in the film needs to explain what he meant by that but i feel like that. and i know that he was positive that resilience defend democracy and defe

presidential candidate for his workers' party he had only six percent. from the support that he rapidly grew up to twenty two he's up to twenty five at the moment so many fear that it will actually be holding and pulling the strings from behind the scenario this is why many people also don't support have that because they think he's just marionette from from lula and some investors even fear that he won't be able to pass very necessary reforms because even though he's considered more moderate they think will be behind him but being more moderate also makes the more leftist militants of the workers' party don't support. that and he will have to convince them in a very probable second round in a runoff against mr bowles from there at the end of the month if he wants to be ten . afridi hum's a routine reporting from new rio de janeiro thank you. another setback in germany has been disfigured for reigning champions by in munich having lost a head to bell in just over a week ago the site of the signed only drew its midweek champions league tie and on saturday

the country to the bad economy should sue ation it in at the moment and they also think that the workers party issue blame for all the big corruption scandals that have been hitting brazil in recent years and so a feel of what could have passed a possible victory rather mean for the country. well and on the economic side it will be and i liberalization of the market mr bowles and arrow has promised to fuel our national and foreign investment this will mean that he might even make a stronger corporation with neil liberal and new neoliberal governments in the region like chile colombia argentina as well which is one of the biggest corporation partners in brazil on the education side he has promised to make a more conservative education for brazil he wants to eliminate sexual education from the loser example and make it more moral as he calls it education which also includes opening military schools in every brazilian capital stage and he has promised to bring the military to the streets as well he thinks that it is needed to change to fight in sick. here at the end criminality on the streets he

when he was head of the workers party lula lifted millions out of poverty.ves down the road from where lula grew up. fernando haddad >> [speaking portuguese] best president we ever had. foran everyone, all brazi what bolsonaro has to offer. not even with a knife held to my neck and a revolver to my head will i vote for him. katy: not far away we visited a community. a group that bolsonar has singled out as being lazy and not fit for procreation. for the past 10 years, poor communities in rural areas like thisave been given access to light and electricity. over there there is a water tank for the community has free and easyccess to water. th are services that were given to them under the workers party, over former president lula. benefit that many worry could get taken away. s>> he ta about us as if we are he's shown his government will be one that violates rights and we will have nobody to appeal to. the workers party made mistakes. it was open for dialogue. we could challenge it. with bolsonaro, that won't happen. 1it's returning to th century. his supporte

with the corruption that happened while the workers' party was in power and also the recession that has been hitting this country for the last two years peru's former president alberto fujimori has warned that if he is forced to go bouts of prison he will die for jim recorded his dramatic call that a mobile phone whilst in the hospital in lima peru supreme court on wednesday overturned a medical pardon for him the decision could force him to return to jail to serve a long sentence for human rights abuses. iraq's new prime minister has to choose a cabinet and presented to parliament within thirty days but for a. government to survive he'll also have to tackle the more pressing problem of growing unrest in the southern province of basra where protests against corruption and poor public services continue my meadow has the latest from baghdad. the bustling portal basra provinces south and. a crucial lifeline to the country's economy every day tens of thousands of tons of imported goods are offloaded at these dogs more than three million but also oil field tankers distin for the glo

it is very likely that the workers' party. would have a very slim chance of winning but now that rejection of the most reliable some of the other candidates that are also part of this race and many say oh and i love that insight there thank you for the idea of a rejection poll that is not something that everyone would be familiar with but i also love hearing your take because you are all journalists covering this and so you kind of have a bird's eye view unfortunately just like in the u.s. and other parts of the world that doesn't necessarily mean that the populace trusts what you say and what your your your audience is they don't necessarily agree with what you are reporting so many people in brazil are worried about the spread of rumors and lies being passed off as news take a look at this something but as you surprised me because i want to ask you it's a specific is a common. but then we see how muslims came to this business only each has a specific you have said be happy to see. you. as from i saw a couple going to. be you

here, in other parts of the country you have brazilians who voted for fernando haddad from the workers‘ partyrty, this is the side that elected jair bolsonaro, and he will have the challenge of uniting a very polarised brazil over the next few years. some breaking news to bring you: indonesia‘s search and rescue agency says that a lion air passenger flight has crashed into the sea. the boeing 737 was on a flight from the capitaljakarta to the city of pangkal pinang, on bangka island off the coast of sumatra. the plane lost contact 13 minutes after take—off. it‘s not yet known how many people were on board. and we can see a tweet from flight radar, saying we are following reports that contact has been lost with pangkal pinang flightjc610 shortly after takeoff from jakarta and here we can see the map of the route. so it took off we believe at 6:20am and you can see a faint green line which is the route. it lost contact 13 minutes later at 6:33am and that was the first information we had and then reports coming in saying that the plane had crashed. we don‘t know how many people were on board. it

we're hearing below the event held by the workers' party on the how about the workers' party presidential candidate is currently in northeastern brazil trying to gather as many votes as can that the stronghold of the workers' party there he attacked john you boys were not all saying the brazil doesn't deserve a president like him and that he's a threat to democracy on the other hand it was not extreme right candidate you see here in rio de janeiro he had asked the spoilers to remain quiet until be election day but he also attacked by that on twitter saying that he's being run by a man that is currently in prison referring to former president we've seen absolutely you are right now there's a twelve point difference between both candidates tonight who has lost around six points in the last polled and in the last few days he has moderated in a way he's discourse saying that for example there won't be a war with venezuela that he's ready to work with the united nations in the past he said that brazil would leave the organization saying that it's field with communist both candidates were suppo

that he would clean up the country the red threats he also directly threatened to many of the workers party supporters he also threatened social movements that have traditionally supported the worker asperity like the landless movement so many of those who are activists who are involved in social movements are fearing for their lives because activists have been killed here in the past in fact on saturday a supporter of a man that was killed in brazil and many are fearing that something like that could happen to them again of course forget that. our himself was attacked on the campaign trail as well to raise it we will leave it there. for now after what's going to very busy not a few choice of words joining us live from rio de janeiro but we are going to get more on this we're joined by james greene he's the director of the brazil initiative at brown university and he's joining us from providence rhode island very good to have you with us on al-jazeera he was expected to win but what will his victory mean for brazil if you look at those history his support for the military dictatorship the s

survived an assassination attempt trailing him is the former mayor fernando had he was picked by the workers' party after their main candidate former president lula da silva was brought from running because he is serving time in jail for corruption also from the left is a democratic labor party's ciro gomes is an experienced politician and a law professor and then there is geraldo mean who is running on a platform of privatization and social program cuts finally this former environment minister marina silva the sustainability network's candidate is a strong voice on green issues let's go live to our correspondent there is a bow who is in south palo the stronghold of the workers party candidate for nanda had to reset tell us about the mood in her dad stronghold ahead of sunday's vote. well the state of how low is a place where the workers' party you were last party and from now on the law that's party that's the place where it was born but when you start talking to people more and more of them say that they will vote for most or not as something that seems to be happening all around the punter lates

the corruption allegations the scheming everything disappoints me i wouldn't vote for the workers' party anymore i will vote for both. paulson are also has the support of much of brazil's business community which prefers him to the left with alternative care fix months ago diable for now was just another county judge with the next and twenty percent opinion poll rating since then he seems to stock a very strong called the brazilian elektra disillusioned with a corrupt political establishment a struggling economy i'm driving by he says that the solution to brazil's problems these people seem to believe that. popular among many has left others fearful of uncertain. polarized and it has been since military rule in the one nine hundred sixty s. seventy's and eighty's that there are some powerful. now in india they're being called the what's the angry mobs have killed dozens of people who've been accused of being child snatchers the rumors spread on social media platform which is struggling to contain contain the problem and that you thomas reports from new delhi victims' families are demandi

fernando dowd he's the workers' party alternative to the silva he's the jailed former president who's barred from running older from the left is the democratic labor party's chito gomez he's a professor who studied at harvard but he's disliked by business elites of brazil's establishment prefers this man instead had a woman he's running on a platform of privatization and social program cuts and finally there's former and brahman minister silva the sustainability network's candidate is a strong voice on green issues well to raise about joins us live now from palo to resist so can this last t.v. debate help the workers' party candidate for them to how to win more votes. well we're two days from the election and this final a vegetative all tonight a won't be attending but we do know that the same time the debate is happening every quarter which is a never ever angelika network will be airing an exclusive interview with him so he ever jellicoe charges calling a way for their followers to vote for john edwards and i don't until now the strategy by the workers' party for five member why tha

his nearest rival, the left—wing workers party candidate, fernando haddad, has almost 28.5%.off at the end of october. renato janine ribeiro is a former minister of education under dilma rousseff and now a professor at the university of sao paulo. given your previous position, you must feel some disappointment in how this has gone so far? indeed, i could never imagine someone from the far right would be able to make a bid for the president, for the president of brazil, and maybe win it in the next weeks. three weeks from now, we will have the second ballot and we are afraid he might win with more than half of the electorate. why do you think that jair bolsonaro has done so well? because there's a strange affection for traditional politics —— disaffection. the opposition and traditional media recently have been very ha rd traditional media recently have been very hard accusing the workers‘ party of korea should. when they seized power after her impeachment, dilma rousseff‘s, a very powerful proceeding, after that they showed themselves to be prone to these accusations. there w

just last week he threatened the workers‘ party, saying when you a there would bea party, saying whening like never before. translation: it will be a wider cleanup. if those people want to remain here, they will have to abide by our law. they either leave the country or go to jail. these red outlaws will be banished from our, and. he's referred to as the drum of the tropics. some say his rhetoric is closer to that of the rodrigo duterte of the philippines. he‘s a powerful populist who promises change, but many fear what that change, but many fear what that change will mean for brazil. katy watson, bbc news, in rio dejaneiro. also making news today: the us has called on the sri lankan president, maithripala sirisena, to immediately reverse his suspension of parliament. mr sirisena provoked a constitutional crisis when he sacked his prime minster and replaced him with a controversial former president, mahinda rajapaksa. the crisis has turned violent, with a man shot dead as a minister from the ousted government tried to return to work. exit polls suggest germany‘s governing coalition ha

it has been the rejection of the workers party, a party that was in power for 15 years and that actuallyuption in the history of corruption. the former president is is now serving a prison sentence and many businessmen and other political leaders from that party and other parties have been sent to jail. this is a much broader rejection by the brazilian people of a political system that is really rotten, exhausted and jair bolsonaro, a backbencherfor most rotten, exhausted and jair bolsonaro, a backbencher for most of this political life has been the beneficiary of that. basically not campaigning. he was stabbed during a campaigning. he was stabbed during a campaign rally on september six. he almost died and under medical orders he has basically not campaigned. and 110w he has basically not campaigned. and now in the second round, three weeks of campaigning, he will be more exposed. he still has a commanding lead. sorry to jump exposed. he still has a commanding lead. sorry tojump in. he has a commanding lead, as you say. if it does go on to wind, what sort of things has he promised to in

as the workers' party candidate. he says that if he's elected people like her will be at risk her whole family took to the streets to support how that's campaign. that things were different when lula was in power we had schools my son is a professor now because he went to school. opportunities to the people and her dad who continue this policy. is serving a twelve year sentence for corruption was banned from running the workers' party strategy to help that man by the when this election has been to say that voting for him is like holding four results home or president eleven feet out of the problem is that bad strategy didn't work in many parts of the country when people are furious with the corruption that happened while the workers' party was in power. in spite of the criticism from some adults numbers have continued to rise since he was stabbed early in september even among those who once voted for. has expressed his that mean ration for brazil's former dictatorship once or beleaguered tory birth control for poor p

corrupt i have always fought for the union of all brazilians however the leftists divided us the workers' party did not work and they betrayed workers in the country. second place candidate for the man who had that who was handpicked by jailed former president. has been trying to prove that his party is the solution for brazil. the workers party has been trying to turn things around by posting a video comparing bolton nat'l with adolf hitler but the strategy so far has failed to turn polls around even though there are thirteen candidates this election has become a command race between j.d. was so not unfair among the i that support for most and i've increased in recent days but some analysts say that he could win in the first round ballots and the reasons why are many analysts say brazilians are voting against corruption and against the workers' party whose image has been tarnished by the largest corruption scandal in brazil's history. stuff it can only be explained by the abandonment of the state these are the people who suffered most in brazil's crisis in the last three years with violence un

directly during the debate that did not happen however we have seen a change of strategy the workers' party we have seen some tweets saying about support for now to for example never voted for a poverty fund but he never doubted to vote to increase his own salary the workers' party is also comparing to it will turn out ok with adolf hitler from the very beginning the big strategy by the workers party was say that little. well many are saying that that was a big mistake it helped in the very beginning but now it's become a more complex situation because in a way the workers' party is not acknowledging its own mistakes and in a way this has prevented them from gaining more votes in this election has become a two man race both are narrow has increased his votes in the last few days and many believe that he could win the first round. for his former president alberto fujimori has warned that if he's forced to go back to prison he would die for more of recorded his play on a mobile phone whilst in the hospital supreme court overturned a medical pardon on wednesday the decision could force him to

directly during the debate that did not happen however we have seen a change of strategy the workers' party we have seen some tweets saying about the now to for example never voted for a poverty fund but he never dieted to vote to increase his own salary the workers' party is also comparing to it will turn out ok with adolph hitler from the very beginning the big strategy by the workers party was say that. well many are saying that that was a big mistake it helped in the very beginning but now it's become a more complex situation because in a way the workers' party is not acknowledging its own mistakes and in a way this has prevented them from gaining more votes and this election has become a two man race both for matter has increased his votes in the last few days and many believe that he could win the first round. to iraq now with a new prime minister has to choose a cabinet and presented to parliament within thirty days but for. these government to survive he would also have to tackle the more pressing problems growing west of the southern province of basra a protest against corruption a

anti-crime anti-corruption platform and has proved skillful at engaging with voters in both scenarios workers party opponent fernando is a former mayor of san paulo he stood as a candidate after jailed former president lula da silva was banned from participating here's a look back at the race and the issues that have defined. it. takes just excitement for about a country we've had enough of corruption. from the people in africa.

the workers party made mistakes. but at least it was open for dialogue. we could challenge it.lsonaro, that won't happen. it's returning to the 18th century. his supporters don't care. changes whatatters. what that means for brazil's future, for their democracy is deeply uncertain. brazil posts after it is america's turn to cast ballots in the midterm elections. following a number of explosive devices sent to senior democrats there have been calls tocoo the rhetoric but thepa cn rallies held by president trump and barack obama have revealed real device. we went to both for this report. >> three words to describe barack obama. >> intelligent, encouraging and helpful. >> treasonous, traitor, corrupt. reporter: describe donald trump. >> racist, homophobic, and >> he is great. ♪ both donald trump and barack obama are back on the campaign trail to help their partiein these midterm congressional elections. fightent trump: we bacvk. k. the democrats about l ok into their past to boost their future but w be a help or hindrance? it depends on which support as you ask. -- which supporter

fake news on social media on social media and violating campaign finance laws his rival leftist workers' party candidate for nando her dad says he used illegal corporate funding the send messages on whatsapp for propaganda use also now has denied the accusations he is currently leading opinion polls with fifty nine percent of the vote and zillions will go to the polls on october twenty eighth in the presidential runoff. the fight for my dignity goes beyond the twenty eighth of october because i will seek justice for the attacks that he made on me on the internet because he is sponsored with dirty money and a defamation campaign which doesn't have an expiration date i will seek justice until the last consequences. again you show i'm like joins us live now from south parlor so daniel it does seem that things are getting pretty nasty now. well they've been nasty since this campaign began but as you say i think the situation has been polarized by these accusations and counter-accusations what j. about boston are all says is that he didn't know about this campaign to discredit his opponent he wasn'

we're here in rio the nato at an event held by the workers party on the about the workers' party presidential candidate is currently in northeastern brazil trying to gather as many votes that they can that the stronghold of the workers' party there he attacked john you boys were not all saying the brazil doesn't deserve a president like him and that he's a threat to democracy on the other hand it was not extreme right candidate he's here in rio de janeiro he has asked his followers to remain quiet until be election day but he also attacked by that on twitter saying that he's being run by a man that is currently in prison referring to former president we've seen as you laugh you are right now there's a twelve point difference between both candidates enjoyed war scenario has lost around six point fin the last polled and in the last few days he has moderated in a way his discourse saying that for example there won't be a war with venezuela that he's ready to work with the united nations in the past he said that brazil would leave the organization saying that it feels that with communists both ca

he is ahead of the left—wing workers‘ party candidate, fernando haddad. next round of votes will take place at the end of october. climate scientists say the world must act rapidly to prevent a dangerous rise in its temperature. the intergovernmental panel says massive changes will be needed to keep global warming to below 1.5 degrees celsius. these include changes to the food we eat and the way energy is generated. police in turkey are continuing their investigations into the disappearance of the saudi arabian journalist jamal khashoggi from the kingdom's consulate in istanbul. saudi arabia has denied mr khashoggi was murdered in the consulate when he went to collect documents for his forthcoming marriage. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello and a very warm