and so was the language you're. speaking the truth. g.w. made for mines. news live from berlin a presidential advisor in turkey says saudi arabia killed a prominent critic on its soil journalist jamal khashoggi is believed to have entered the saudi constellation here this week but he hasn't been seen since we'll go to our correspondent also on the program. the frontrunner in brazil's presidential election cast his vote very bold so narrow promises a crackdown on corruption and crime one month after surviving being stabbed. in german suck up the roasted dog going to put in another stellar performance coming from behind to win against a tenacious spoke site. i'm glad you could join us took his president. one has said the country's airports a being wanted ted in an effort to find out what happened to a prominent journalist who disappeared in istanbul the u.s. based jamal khashoggi a critic of the saudi leadership and to the saudi consulate. paperwork ahead of his plan to marry saudi officials say he then left the building but he's not been seen since a top adviser two and a one has said this evidence that he was killed inside the consummate the saudis have dismissed the suggestion as baseless. ok let's cross now to our correspondent here who's standing by for us outside the saudi consulate in istanbul so yulia what more do we know about this case what have turkish authorities been saying. well it is yes we are right in front of the saudi consulate here in istanbul so the very building which. entered five days ago on tuesday around lunchtime and then did not emerge so this is what we know for sure but as you already pointed out a senior advisor to the turkish president. just a concern for reports which have been circulating here earlier saying that. a believe the blogger and journalist was killed inside that building in a quite brutal way that there were fifteen saudi nationals involved in his murder coming here to turkey specifically for this mission so these are reports that have been circulating here basically citing anonymous police sources now we are waiting for investigators an investigation has been opened here by the turkish authorities but we're waiting for investigators for police to actually present evidence for these accusations obviously very serious allegations there but can you tell me more about jamal khashoggi why might he have been a target from the saudi perspective. well first of all he is a well known critic of the saudi leadership interesting lido not a longtime dissident but a men very well connected to the in a circles of power in saudi arabia to form a government adviser but in the past year he has been frequently criticizing especially prince had been saw him on for example when it comes to a rest of women's rights activists and he has fled to the u.s. in twenty seventeen fearing a possible arrest and has been living there since then i was just earlier talking to a to run the show who is the head of the turkish arab media association here in istanbul and calls himself a close friend of mr. and let's let's listen to what he had to say he also made some pretty strong accusations. after jamal khashoggi entered the consulate fifteen people came by two different planes he was murdered inside the consulate assumed that he was cut into pieces and they put his body in bags and left. it was killed because of his opinions about the wars in yemen and syria he was too much trouble for the saudi government to tip she goes to. yuliya what have the saudis been saying about all this. well big media are citing a source inside the consulate basically denying all of these murder accusations as a baseless interesting lead the saudi consulate yesterday opened up the consulate to a number of journalists basically giving them a tour inside the building to convince them nothing happened over there and we also hear that saudi arabia send a team of investigators to work together with the turkish authorities to find out what happened so from the saudi side so far. they're denying anything that anything indeed happened to mr but they also have not presented any evidence that would lead into the direction that he is still alive or where he might be right now did abuse your hand at the saudi consulate in istanbul thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world members of latvia as pro russia party have been celebrating after emerging as the biggest party in the general election the harmony party took twenty percent of the vote and it's likely to form a government with populist and conservative parties corruption and money laundering working issues in the election campaign. come in ruins eighty five year old president looks set to extend his three decade rule in today's election the poll has been overshadowed by a separatist uprising in the country's anger from regions with many to vote. and here in germany police officers have sustained minor injuries after being pelted with bottles and stones at an anti migrant rock concert in the country's east around seven hundred people attended and police used pepper spray and batons when some neo nazis tried to break through the barriers. in brazil voting is underway in what's been described as the country's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule in one thousand nine hundred eighty five leading the polls among some called the tropical crum far right candidates variable so narrow it was writing a wave of and go over widespread corruption and crime now if also narrow gets more than fifty percent of the vote to win the presidency outright results are expected later today. from all we know. who is in rio de janeiro for us sophia i can see that voting is two under way and i know that you've spoken to some voters how are they feeling about today's vote. well they're different feelings here it's we are not quite conservative area of rio de janeiro and a lot of people here support also now if you can see their yellow t. shirts behind me these are all supporters of this man but there are also many people that this like him because of the racist homophobic and sexists comments he has paid made in the past and that is why we have seen a lot of protests in past days here in the country you mentioned both some are this is the frontrunner in this campaign he did speak to reporters after voting let's listen to what he had to say. the good people of brazil want to get away from socialism. they don't want venezuela's regime they want a liberal economy and they want to protect family values do. all the things that have happened has made the people realize that brazil can't continue with socialism . you know we don't want brazil to become what venezuela is today. so ophelia does both so narrow have the recipe too weak to lead brazil out of the violence and corruption crisis that currently dominate brazil. and that is in a way one of his most controversial ideas he wants to send the army to the streets to fight violence in brazil he says the only way to end crime crime is by killing more criminals even though we see thousands of people already killed in brazil every year he's selling himself as an outsider as an anti establishment politician even though he has been in congress for about three decades this this idea is to remind a bit of president donald trump selling himself as an outsider and what people do like about him is that he don't see him as one of the traditional politicians the traditional politicians for them are now the workers' party that ruled and governed brazil for fourteen years and who are very much involved in corruption scandals also narrow does not have an ongoing investigation or prosecution. about corruption so that is what a lot of people do like about him that he is a bit different what about his leftist opponent the candidate from and ahead is he standing on his own merit or is he riding the wave of his predecessor who had a silver. while many think he is no one without one of his slogan campaign slogans is how that is lula and that has made him stronger ever since mr the silver said he would support had that his support in the population grew from six to now twenty five percent of the voters but at the same time thinking that law might be behind him pulling the strings has made even investors quite unhappy saying that he would be able to make some of the very necessary reforms in the country and also being considered more moderate than lula has made him unpopular with other more leftist. militants of the workers' party so he will try to have and when. these. votes and also the votes of the other candidates that are more moderate in this run for a very probable run of vote at the end of the month against mr bolton r o w's affiliate reporting from rio de janeiro thank you. in the bundesliga front foot gave this season a boost by beating hoffenheim away from home front foot strike was at the heart of the action has scored the opening goal in the first half before then receiving a red card off to have time and despite being a man down from four it went on to win the match two one. saturday's action saw a spectacular clash between the league leaders. and i don't want to have been the in-form team this season but the seven go through that was anything but plain sailing and again it was. a set who made the difference for them. despite his proven scoring record cathay wasn't in the starting line up coaching the c.f. for giving maximum philippa not instead to a member on the front foot from the get go marco voice with this chance on fifty minutes. out spoke up meticulously dangerous from set pieces philip mark setting up alfredsson bogus and first fourth goal of the season. done axels i got to the culprit as he fails to clear the ball. dome and c.l.o. wasn't best pleased as his side were behind again at the break but on the hour mark the game changes pacquiao cathay replaced phil the super sub me to just three minutes to make an impact equalize it was his fourth goal since joining the move from barcelona have they cast him cower in the face of adversity phillip mac's reestablishing out his lead on seventy one minutes. moments later the outspoken defenses lack of concentration allowed alka set equalize again to wool and game on the home side kept the pressure on substitute mario gets a scoring his first goal of the season and his first win is to get parents have three minutes later alj but were back in the game michel to go which made it three zero in the eighty seventh minute dortmund keep all members he could and should have done better. but it was dormant to have the last laugh who else were pack aka fair with the winner for three the final score and what a match it was outspoken on impressive display of puck out katharyn just couldn't be stopped my three it's incredible he's so good he feels football who feels the movement and knows the danger zones. then. extend their own beaten start of the season thanks to a sensational hot streak from their. so here are the results so far from match day seven by and three nil at home to. grab their first win of the season against st gut defeated. minds west is here to was goalless on friday. in sunday's game and drew in fi book hosting right now in the days to king. but in formula one reigning champion lewis hamilton is closing in on his fifth the world title after winning the japanese grand prix the mercedes drive a cruise to victory leading from lights to flag you know holds a sixty seven point lead in the driver standings of a sebastian vettel a ferrari who could only battle to six after a disastrous qualifying left and way back in the field hamilton looks a certainty for the title with just four races left. in the first. half and that's the news wrap this will be back in exactly forty five minutes but in the meantime do feel free to log on to websites that's dot com for all the proc news and information you can also 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