lula da silva was in power, and at the centre _ da silva was in power, and at the centre of— da silvava was in power, and at the centre of a great corruption scandal. _ centre of a great corruption scandal, he has come from prison to the presidency. coming up against bolsonaro, — the presidency. coming up against bolsonaro, this extraordinarily strongman leader... it has been an election— strongman leader... it has been an election like — strongman leader... it has been an election like none other, there have been _ election like none other, there have been claims — election like none other, there have been claims of cannibalism, i don't know— been claims of cannibalism, i don't know quite — been claims of cannibalism, i don't know quite how they happen, but perhaps _ know quite how they happen, but perhaps we won't dwell on them in case people are having a late night snack— case people are having a late night snack as— case people are having a late night snack as they watch, but also, one of the _ snack as they watch, but also, one of the more — snack as they watch, but also, one of

so have a run-off between lula da silva and bolsonaro.— silva and bolsonaro.d bolsonaro. so if we have a run-off, president - have a run—off, president bolsonaro told his supporters that the polls were inaccurate and not to trust the results, so is this a contradictory message if there is a run—off? he has reason to argue that. the — he has reason to argue that. the notes _ he has reason to argue that. the poles made some wrong forecasts and predictions, and especially sao paulo. everybody was expecting sao paulo that lula — was expecting sao paulo that lula da — was expecting sao paulo that lula da silva would perform better— lula da silva would perform better than the bolsonaro candidate for the position is ahead — candidate for the position is ahead by a very safe margin. lula — ahead by a very safe margin. lula da — ahead by a very safe margin. lula da silva's candidate is running _ lula da silva's candidate is running second but in very bad shape. — running second but in very bad shape, which suggests that the poles _ shape, which suggests that the poles

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top stories: no outright winner in the brazilian election: left—wing candidate luiz inacio lula da silvand right—wing president jair bolsonaro will go to a second—round run—off. indonesia investigates the death of 125 football fans killed in a stampede after police used tear gas in the stadium. on the front line in eastern ukraine as its soldiers battle for every inch of territory. we have to be careful here. we have been told there is a russian sniper operating from that direction. for the troops here, this is a grind, diane knight. a hard battle to hold this position. —— day and night. and the skin—tight fit of the spray—on dress that's the talk of the catwalk at this year's paris fashion shows. hello. thanks very much for being with us. they go again: the two main candidates in brazil's presidential election will have a second—round run—off after neither man achieved the 50% threshold needed to win outright. the left—wing challenger, former president luiz inacio lula da silva, has won the most support, pushing 48%, while the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaro, looks to be about four

lula da silva and president bolsonaro go head-to-head in a deciding runoff.rida reels from hurricane ian. president biden visits puerto rico. >> we came here in person to show we are with you. all of america is with you as you recover and rebuild. >> indonesia saks a police chief after one of the world's worst football stadium disasters. at least early two children were among the 125 that died. king charles and the queen consort attend their first joint public engagement. ♪ michelle: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin in brazil. south america's largest country. presidential elections failed to produce a clear winner. there will be a runoff after lula da silva won 48% of the vote and the right-wing incumbent also narrow -- bols onaro won 44%. what can you tell us about the outcome of the first round? it was tighter than anyone expected. what does that tell us about the brazilian electorate? >> it is extremely polarized. this was a stronger showing than expected for bolsonaro. he did very well. he forced the race into a second r

luis ignacio lula da silva was beatenjust —— in prisonjust da silva was beatenjust —— in prison justooked unlikely at that stage. he remains a popularfigure on the that stage. he remains a popular figure on the left, a time when brazil was really in the ascendancy the economy was booming, it was working itself onto the world stage, joined the 620, as part of the emerging nations, it had everything going for it at the time. much water under the bridge since then, of course, lula is back. the economy is struggling. what can lula to resolve those problems. they seem insurmountable. as you heard from his victory speech heard from his victory speech he does seem confident he can bring the nation together. at the same time he said he would reduce deforestation in the amazon to it is at near record levels underjair bolsonaro, to bring it to zero would be a huge, huge feet, but lula says he is up to the challenge. we're also showing huge crowds of supporters forjair bolsonaro, but as you said it was such a tight race, is it possible presidentjair bolsonaro could question the legitimacy of th

the left—of—centre challenger, luiz inacio lula da silva, narrowly wins brazil's presidential electionslation: today we are telling the world that brazil is back, that brazil is too big to be relegated to the set role of pariah of the world. disappointment for followers of the incumbent president — jair bolsonaro. the question many are asking — will he concede defeat? national mourning in south korea after more than 150 people are crushed to death at a halloween event in seoul. at least 80 people have died after a pedestrian suspension bridge collapsed in western india. and how the rock band coldplay is offering its support to protesters in iran. it's official — the left of centre politician, luis inacio lula da silva, commonly known as �*lula', has won brazil's presidential election — snatching victory by a tiny margin from the rightwing incumbent, jair bolsonaro, who had an early lead as the first votes came in. the final tally was just 50.8% to lula. crowds of mr lula's supporters started celebrating in the streets. this represents an amazing comeback for the former president, who t

his rival, left wing foer president lula da silva is chasing a comeback.report on how the struggle to survive is central in this election. we analyze printed -- political parallels between brazil and the u.s. and explain why washington is following the ection so closely. >> in washington president putin announces the annexation of four regions of ukraine. it is the biggest seizure of european territory since world war ii. a concert in moscow's red square follows a lavish ceremony at the kremlin. president putin tells the audience, victory will be ours. >> people in luhansk, donetsk, kherson, zaporizhzhia are becoming our citizens. forever. >> ukrainian officials in one of the four annexed areas say 23 people have been killed after a russian missile strike on a civilian convoy. >> welcome to rio de janeiro. this special edition of world news america on pbs and around the globe. in two days voters in brazil, the fourth largest democracy in the world will go to the polls to choose the next president. this nation of 250 million people, the ideological choice c

saber antes de que acabe el dÍa, 20 aÑos despuÉs de ganar su primera elecciÓn presidencial lula da silvaen brasil. sube a mÁs de 130 la cifra de vÍctimas luego del colapso de un puente colgante en el noreste de la isla. la familia de vicente fernÁndez evoca su legado mediante un altar por el dÍa de los muertos. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> brasil tiene nuevo presidente luis inÁcio lula da silva vuelve a ser presidente de brasil, lula obtuvo el 50. 9% de los votos y bolsonaro quedÓ un poco rezagado con el 49. 1% ahora lula quien ha gobernado brasil en 2 ocasiones tiene la tarea de unir un paÍs polarizado ana peralta tiene sus expresiones y las reacciones desde rÍo de janeiro. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> luis inÁcio lula da silva fue proclamado vencedor en unas elecciones de vÉrtigo, votaron entre dos modelos de paÍs diferente el de bolsonaro y de da silva en su primer discurso luego de la victoria lula afirÓo sentirse en un proceso de resurrecciÓn >>> me intentaron enterrar vivo y aquÍ estoy lula tambiÉn se comprometiÓ a establecer la paz y gobernar para todos en un brasil dividido. en el centro de rÍo de ja

no outright winner in the brazilian election — left—wing candidate, luiz inacio lula da silva and right—wingdentjair bolsonaro are set to go to a second round, run—off. as brazilians braced for a bruising run—off election of this presidential election. i'm live result. indonesia investigates the death of 125 football fans killed in a stampede after police used teargas in the stadium. britain's prime minister admits the mini—budget that sparked turmoil on the financial markets, could have been handled better. i stand by the package we announced on the fact we announced on the fact we announced it quickly because we had to act but i do except we should have laid the ground better. and the skin—tight fit of the spray—on dress that's the talk of the catwalk, at this year's paris fashion shows. they go again — the two main candidates in brazil's presidential election will have a second round run—off after neither man achieved the 50 % needed to win. the left—wing challenger — former president luis inacio lula de silva — won the most support, while the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaro we can g

celebrations for supporters of lula da silva, as the left—of—centre challenger narrowly wins brazil'ssidential election. disappointment for followers of the incumbent presidentjair bolsonaro. the question everyone�*s asking — will he concede defeat? national mourning in south korea — after more than 150 people are crushed to death at a halloween event in seoul. more people fail, and i lost my friend. �* ., ., ., friend. and i turned around and i told the crowd, _ friend. and i turned around and i told the crowd, you _ friend. and i turned around and i told the crowd, you can't - i told the crowd, you can't come this way, people are dying. at least 80 people have died after a pedestrian suspension bridge collapsed in western india. and how the rock band coldplay is offering its support to the protesters in iran. luiz inacio lula da silva has beaten his rival, incumbentjair bolsonaro, to become brazil's president. the vote was much closer than had been predicted, with the difference between the two candidates just under two percentage points. us president biden has already congratulated

whereas lula da silva would pursue a much more traditional forest silva would pursue a much more traditionalforestditional forest —— foreign policy. when he was present previously, he led the alliance in latin america. he is also promising he would change policies. in the amazon, he is promising a much more generous safety net as well and —— for the poor of brazil. this election been very closely watched indeed by the united states where warnings have been sent by the us senate that this must be a free and fair election and that the result must be democratic. so certainly the idea that president bolsonaro might try to contest this result and claim that the election had been stolen, as former president donald trump dead, that would have consequences for global democracy as well. —— as former president donald trump dead. —— did. indonesia has seen one of the world's deadliest football stadium disasters, described by fifa as a tragedy beyond comprehension. at least 125 people have died after police fired tear gas at fans who invaded the pitch. there was panic and fans in the stands rushed towards the

mightjust go ahead _ or that lula da silva might 'ust go ahead. . ~ . or that lula da silva might 'ustt. it _ ahead. neck and neck is fair to say at the moment. it is _ ahead. neck and neck is fair to say at the moment. it is a _ ahead. neck and neck is fair to say at the moment. it is a very - ahead. neck and neck is fair to say at the moment. it is a very clear . at the moment. it is a very clear choice when it comes to these two candidates, there is no swing voters, because their issues are so different. when you are looking at it in brazil, what are you thinking about? , whati it in brazil, what are you thinking about? ,what i think it in brazil, what are you thinking about? , what i think about is that this is the most populous country in latin america, and it has been bolsonaro's appeal to a large section of the electorate. in many nations, people love the strong men leaders who are unapologetic in their views, leaders who are unapologetic in theirviews, if leaders who are unapologetic in their views, if you dare to say what they think to be anything but work, and bolsonaro appea

he wants a return to normal, as lula da silva says.s suggested he might not accept the result were he to lose. he had suggested without evidence that the anatomic voting machines could be rigged against him. all eyes are on the first round of the election to see if one candidate can win outright or if it goes to a second round at the end of october, but already, there is tension and in sao paulo today, two police officers were shot as a man entered a bow thing —— voting booth and fired at them. thing -- voting booth and fired at them. ~ ., , ., thing -- voting booth and fired at them. ~ ., i. ., thing -- voting booth and fired at them. ~ ., ., ,. , them. what you are describing was somethin: them. what you are describing was something that _ them. what you are describing was something that was _ them. what you are describing was something that was seen _ them. what you are describing was something that was seen on - them. what you are describing was something that was seen on the i something that was seen on the christ the redeemer sta

joao da silva, thank you. we - struggle. -- the yen. joao da silva, thank you.e wait to hearfrom the silva, thank you. we wait to hear from the central bank. diwali celebrations are in full swing for hindu communities around the world. if you're celebrating, i hope you are having a really good time. in singapore, locals mainly head to little india for new clothes, jewellery and decorations. it's a hotspot for commercial activities, some of them now run by the second generation. 0ur reporter derek cai went to find out why these businesses are important to the community. the streets are dressed for diwali, also known as the festival of lights. in singapore, this is where the community woodshop for the festivities. —— would shop. many of the first indian migrants were cattle traders in little india. newer immigrants came and started other businesses selling things like spices, flowers and clothes. this man says what began as a modest space is not a mega emporium. his father started the business in 1960, selling daily necessities to migrants from india. i daily nece

celebrations by supporters of the left—wing challenger in brazil's presidential election, as lula da silvapens up a lead. a darker mood among supporters of the far—right incumbent, jair bolsanaro , with almost all the votes now counted. morning more people fell and i lost my friend. way, people are dying. sings in farsi. and how the rock band coldplay is offering their support to the protestors in iran. 95% of the voting machines have now been counted in brazil's presidential election with former president, luiz inacio lula da silva narrowly ahead of the incumbent jair bolsonaro. crowds of mr lula's supporters started celebrating in the streets as he overhauled the far—right incumbent, jair bolsanaro, who had taken an early lead. mr lula is now on 50.7% compared to bolsonaro�*s 49.3%. the left—wing candidate — and former president — lula da silva came first in the initial round, four weeks ago. but the contest with his rival, the current presidentjair bolsonaro, has been tighter than had been expected. all day brazilians have been casting their votes across the country, including communiti

way in brazil as far—right leaderjair bolsonaro faces left—wing ex—president luiz inacio "lula" da silvaave the results declared so far. at least 81 people have died after a bridge collapsed in india's western state of gujarat. local reports say at least 150 people were on the structure at the time. national mourning in south korea after 154 people are crushed to death at a halloween event in the capital, seoul. i lost my friend. and i turned around and i told the crowd, "you can't come this way. "people are dying." an immigration centre in southern england has been firebombed. in the last few minutes, the suspect is confirmed to have died after the attack. the sus fort is confirmed to have the sus forjoining firmed to have the sus forjoining us. ed to have votes are being counted in brazil's presidential election, with the incumbent jair bolsonaro taking an early lead ahead of luiz inacio lula da silva. only around 20% of the votes have so far been counted, and mr lula da silva's workers party usually gets stronger support in regions that are slower to report results. the left—wing cand

let's talk about lula da silva. _ against him lifted.t, who seems to be leading bolsonaro in the polls going into this first round of voting. he was injail on corruption charges for years ago, those were annulled, he is running as a left—winger who wants to bring life in brazil back to normal. this would be an extraordinary comeback. yes, but then again, he is quite an extraordinary political figure. and the fact is that people, lots of people, still have very fond memories of his government and when you compare that to what had been a disastrous four years and every sense, institutional, protocol, economic, environmentaland sense, institutional, protocol, economic, environmental and in terms of brazil's international standing, it is not that surprising that people would be willing to give him another chance.— people would be willing to give him another chance. thank you so much for that analysis. _ another chance. thank you so much for that analysis. today _ another chance. thank you so much for that analysis. today is _ another chance.

the other frontrunner is luiz inacio lula da silva, known simply as lula.mer metal worker and union leader was president of brazil from 2003 to 2010 for the workers�* party, and left office with an approval rating of 80%. he was jailed in 2018 on corruption charges, but those were quashed and he was freed in 2021, allowing him to run in this election, promising to �*get the country back to normal�*. we will go to copacabana beach where our correspondence is standing by. the count has begun so where are we? 10% of the vote has been counted and so far, with 90% of the vote outstanding we are seeing a narrow lead forjair bolsonaro but it is too early to read too much into these results. in terms of the key election overshadowing this whole raises the question of whether president bolsonaro would accept a result that he didn't win because as you are saying, he has been suggesting that in some way this voting system could be rigged against him. that has led to great uncertainty here in brazil and a concern this is the most significant election in the country sin

brazil's luiz inacio lula da silva whins the election by a slim margin. russian missiles rained out on seven regions, knocking out power, heat, and water supplies in ukraine. the funerals are held for those who were killed in the crash in the south korean capital. ♪ >> welcome back. we begin in brazil with the latest on the come back and the president-elect luiz inacio lula da silva. he was elected with a razor thin margin of 1.8%. the narrowest margin in brazil's modern history. it has laid bare the massive split in a legal opinion in the population. -- in the opinions of the population. many are asking is he going to accept defeat or will he allege fraud and conspiracy theory against him? >> by have former president reelected in a spectacular comeback. luiz inacio lula da silva won it a deeply divided country. >> on this historical october the 30th, the majority of the brazilian people made it clear that they want more, not less democracy. >> his supporters exploded with joy across the countryn a sea of r. the color office worker's party -- of his worke

leading the race is left wing former president luiz inacio lula da silva. this morning. but it's become a much tighter race than expected — as russell trott reports. taking the voting machines to the voters isn't always easy. the only way is by boat in this region of the amazon. they're preparing for one of brazil's most important and historic elections. the choice is simple — the motorbike—riding bolsonaro, who has the support of conservatives and many religious voters. "lula, your place is injail," chant his supporters. scandals but maintains the support of the poor. "bolsonaro has no limits when it comes to making threats. "he's out of control," he says. the two candidates took part in a televised debate ahead of sunday's runoff vote, accusing each other of lying as they attacked their rival�*s character and record on a range of issues. and those are complex and bitterly contested. deforestation and the treatment of brazil's indigenous communities. allegations of corruption and the way the pandemic was handled. the latest polls put lula in the lead. but

reporter: tears of joy for the supporters of lula da silva.his for his opponents. -- disappointment for his opponents. he's been declared the winner of one of the most polarized elections in brazil's history. >> i am here to govern this country in a very difficult situation. but i have faith in god that with the help of the people, we will find a way out so that this country may live again democratically, harmoniously. reporter: the 10th runoff election, lula versus bolsonaro, who took an early lead. then as lula began to pull ahead, the celebrations victim. -- began. the final count came down to the wire. with lula winning just under 51% of the vote. but with such a narrow margin between two very different candidates, tensions remain skyhigh. bolsonaro has attacked brazil's democric institutions, including casting doubt on the integrity of the vote. now, many fear he may refuse to accept the outcome. his supporters already claiming fraud. >> honestly, victory is when we win, he did not win, this was stolen, the truth is that everyone is disap

on one hand, every poll was given a major victory to luda da silva. they were forecasting a major victory. ah, even some of them suggested that he was going to become president to night. i mean, without going to to the 2nd round means he should get 50 percent more than 50 percent of the votes. how well we see tonight is that he, he didn't get a chance. on the other hand, every paul was forecast in awe of some 3536 per cent of the votes for j both sonata. and he got much more than that. he got much more support of that on east, he say a good result for j. boston aerosol for those both for 2 reasons. these were salty cities, so pricing. no, we're, we're, we're currently looking at live pictures of lula and he looks quite dejected. ah, but given this result, israel a favorite for the run off on october 30th? yes, no, later the february for the 2nd round, not just because who won this 1st around but it doesn't the perspective off a 2nd round. i mean, we had in this 1st array in this 1st round 11 candidates, we just focused on our lord eye on both scenario

da silva has howard already a two-trump presidency 2003-2010.what happens to bolsonaro's privatization move when it comes to key industries? what does it mean a leftist president is coming into government in brazil is what investors are thinking. earlier this week, i spoke to the commodity giant cfo. he said the markets may be overreacting to a lula presidency. when he was president, the economy was not bad. we have seen the commodities super cycle supporting brazil's economy during his presidency. we are going to look for market reaction in about two hours when we have the etf to brazil's socks opening. stocks opening. haidi: we can see about potentially at the start of trading in asia monday morning with how brazilian assets might travel. the etf listed in japan could see a move that is one of the best options for asian traders beginning about 8:00 p.m. in new york. we will be looking for asian stocks that have brazil exposure as well as agrochemical names listed in tokyo as well. we continue to follow the race as it does come down to the wire

he's a long way behind his ideological opposite the to time former president lula da silva. back in 2018, both sonata and his social media team used a variety of falsehoods that went viral on platforms such as what's app and facebook that helped get him into office. brazil has changed since then. the public and the news media have grown more digitally savvy, more attuned to the dangers of disinformation, and more focused on other pocket book issues. but with both sonata promising to accept defeat only if the election is judged to be fair by him, there is plenty at stake. are a starting point this week is the brazilian presidential election. so much of what brazil has witnessed over the last 5 years in its politics and me mirrors the american experience. the us had donald trump, brazil shy, irritable sonata populists with right wing ideas that were sold to folder is largely through social media. both presidents suffered from coven 19 denial, syntron, and paid for it with their popularity. so why would bull so not all wait as trumpeted until after the october 2nd election to c

voters in brazil are heading to the polls to choose either former left—wing leader luiz inacio lula da silvaar right incumbentjair bolsonaro as the next president. and why french vineyard owners are buying up land in south east england — after a summer of record—breaking temperatures. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. south korea is in mourning after more than 150 people were killed while out celebrating halloween. the crush happened after 100,000 people, many of them teenagers, gathered in one of the city's most popular nightlife districts for the first public halloween celebration since the covid pandemic. people have been laying flowers and paying their last respects at the scene and president yoon has promised a thorough investigation into the crush in a narrow alley in the capital, seoul. helena wilkinson reports. it began as a night of celebration. young people enjoying themselves in a popular nightlife area. then this. panic, horror, chaos. the scene after the deadly crush was shocking. there were rows of bodies. cpr was performed on those on the grou

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plus, lula da silva nearly wins a presidential comeback. -- narrowly wins a presidential comeback. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> right now, all central banks are playing tough. >> the message is skittish as the fed pulls away the punch bowl of easy money. >> we want fiscal dominance in this game of chicken between the treasury and the central banks. >> it is a fed driven downturn that we are seeing. it is going to take the fed to correct it. >> may be the fed could make a signal of a smaller increment of rate hikes next week. >> the labor market is still strong but it requires a fed that has a lot more skill and luck. >> that means you need to see higher unemployment and if that is the goal, they are fairly miserable. dani: some of the guests of the week on bloomberg tv's responding to our bloomberg life pull survey ahead of this week's fed decision. we are joined by yves bonzon, cio of julius baer. thank you for joining us. i want to start with a message that we got from goldman sachs because let's me read it to you. they writes that powell will likely note that the fomc aims to move de

el ex presidente lula da silva se concentrÓ frente una gran multitud.l minuto 73. el sevilla en el banco. empataron los cartones 1—1 el sevilla y el atlÉtico. al minuto 44 vino el 1—0. el doblete al 75. tras el final se acercaba para explicarle por quÉ se retiraba del encuentro. dijo que recibiÓ un golpe. presentadora: adivinen cuÁnto un hombre de massachusetts presentadora: y para el cierre un hombre batiÓ el rÉcord de calabazas gigantes. no me 480 libras. el rÉcord era de 2900 libras. ganÓ $11,500 por su primer puesto y recibiÓ una bonificaciÓn de otros $2000 por batir el rÉcord. para usted buenas noches. los espero maÑana. [jordi] una noche más compartida contigo durante 15 años. damos la bienvenida a nuestro anfitrión, el señor israel jaitovich. ¿qué tal? muy buenas noches. bienvenidos a más noche. maestro zavala, familia que los acompaña, los saludo con gusto. mi querido jordi, ¿qué tenemos preparado para hoy? [jordi] israel, hoy nuestros invitados se enfrentaron a la "misión improsible". el primero, alfredo adame con ana la chamana. [hablan a la v

amy: jair bolsonaro threatened a coup if he did not win the election against luiz inÁcio lula da silva while lula won the per lot -- orality, he did not when the majority so now they had ta runoff. we will look at what this could mean for brazil and the rest of the world with vijay prashad, just back from brazil, professor noam chomsky in brazil right now. >> what happens inrazil, lae-scale mildly left social, democratic tendency will continue to develop and evolve. that is very important on the internationanal scene as well. amy: professor noam chomsky has co-authored a new book with vijay prashad, "the withdrawal: iraq, libya, afghanistan, and the fragility of u.s. power." we will also talk with them about ukraine. >> there's got to be pressure on the biden administration, not only to back off and allow zelenskyy and putin to talk and allow them to have some kind of peace agreement, but also the united states needs to go back to the stables with the russians and talk to them. amy: vijay prashad and noam chomsky for the hour. all that and more, coming up. this is democracy now!, democ

lawler da silva was imprisoned just three years ago.omeback that was thought exhort narrowly unlikely at this stage. he remains a deeply, deeply popularfigure, particularly on the left, having been present between 2002 and 2010, at a time when brazil was really in the ascendancy, the economy was booming, it was working itself onto the world stage, itjoined the 620, onto the world stage, itjoined the g20, was part of the so—called bricks emerging nations, everything was going for it at the time, there has been much water under the bridge since then, of course. now lula is back. (indistinct). the economy is really struggling. it is a very divided nation, as we have been hearing. what can lula do to resolve those problems, they seem insurmountable. as you heard from his victory speech, heard from his victory speech, he does seem confident that he can bring the nation together. at the same time, he said he was going to reduce deforestation in the amazon on to zero. it is at near record levels underjair bolsonaro. so to bring it to zero woul

da silva was overturned by the supreme court.ter before the force first voted for him party, but i am very calm, because they enjoy great confidence, despite all their contradictions. they are compromising with the uneducated part of the country's population, it is the fight against social inequality, as well as the hunger of hunger, silva called a priority. in addition, he noted that brazil will fight for a new global management and for the abolition of the right of the century. in the un, however, not everyone greeted the victory of the former president with jubilant supporters. jeira was a sanarov, he did not hide his emotions, he was the current president. after the announcement results did not give a single press comment. his exit. i did not wait, as the local media write and the head of state did not even talk to the ministers anna voronina news. the russian woman who died in seoul on halloween, according to updated data , came to south korea from st. petersburg, kemerovo saved the distant and the finds were another of our

i can lula da silva do to bring the country back?— can lula da silva do to bring the count back? every means to bring the country togetherj means to bring the country together again. during the campaign he has already brought to the vote... this will be a coalition government, i have reason to believe he will be able to rule the country and we really need it. the world's democracy loving nations are greeting lula da silva, because brazil really needed this victory. let's talk about how easy it will be to get through all of the different policies he wants to because, let's be honest, there are more opponents in congress than he would like, how tricky will they make it for him? it definitely won't be easy. he has been there before. brazil hasn't had many left—wing government low over time and when lula was president of the country from 2003 to 2011, he succeeded in office with a record approval of 85%. he has been there before, knows how to do it. yes, we all know about his social welfare programme that did a lot to help poorer communities, that's got a lot of support in the north—

yes, they spoke _ da silva is also spoken to. yes, they spoke on _ da silva is also spoken to.ne - da silva is also spoken to. te: they spoke on the phone today and president biting congratulated lula da silva on his way in. he will be president onjanuary one with the p also commented on the strength of the brazilian election, as you would just mention it. he called this a free, fairand just mention it. he called this a free, fair and credible election for the two leaders also brought back now to work together on common challenges including migration and specifically more importantly, climate change these election was really sick. but the future of the amazon forest, which is the worlds biggest rain forest, a big chunk of it is lula da silva in brazil. and promised to protect the amazon at all because of the rare as his contender bolsonaro was a very controversial figure on his watch deforestation and burning of the amazon accelerated at a staggering rate for the he turned parts of the amazon into farmland for the where as lula promised in his victory speech last night to work

the other frontrunner is luiz inacio lula da silva, known simply as lula.ent of brazil from 2003 to 2010 for the workers' party, and left office with an approval rating of 80%. he was jailed in 2018 on corruption charges, but those were quashed and he was freed in 2021, allowing him to run in this election, promising to "get the country back to normal". let's cross to copacabana beach in rio where our correspondent laura trevelyan is standing. laura, how has voting on today? well, the polls are closing injust over a0 minutes' time and here in rio, voting has been brisk, voting is compulsory in brazil, by the way, but the fines for not voting aren't very often followed through on, but nonetheless, over in sao paulo that was an violent incident where a man fired at two police officers in polling station. there is an undercurrent of tension here. people i was speaking to in rio didn't really want to talk about who they were voting for. what they said was overwhelmingly they hope there is a victor in this first round, that summary gets more than 50% of the vote

amy: in a remarkable political comeback, luiz inacio lula da silva has been elected the new president of brazil, defeating jair bolsonaro. but bolsonaro has not yet conceded the race. we will go to sao paolo for the latest. we will look at lula's return to the presidency. then police in california have arrested a man for breaking enter house speaker nancy pelosi's home and assaulting her 82-year-old husband with a hammer. the man reportedly yelled, "where's nancy? where's nancy?" we will speak to democrac congressmember ro khanna of california as president biden links the attack on pelosi house to election conspiracy theories spread by republicans. pres. biden: it is one thing to condemn the violence but you c't condemn the violence unless you condemn those people who continue to argue the election was not real, that it is being stolen, that all the malarkey out there to undermine democracy. amy: we will also speak with congressmember khanna about the war in ukraine and u.s.-saudi relations. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace r

his opponent left wing candidate lula da silva, leads the poles, helped by proposals on the economy and poverty that resonate with many voters. whatever happens at the polling boots sway lease, and her partner hope that the next government will commit itself to closing the growing economic divide. you're wanting the w news. a reminder now of our top story. ukraine says that soldiers of enter the key eastern town of lehman after the occupying russian troops withdrew. the mon is within striking distance of territory illegally annexed by russia on friday. you're up to date on together. you news on marina evans, dean from me and the entire news team. thanks for watching. how did she become at off hitler's favorite director? and how did he become a forgotten, sil pioneer ladies in style and on ode funk.

promising to restore unity and prosperity. tears of joy for the supporters of louis anacio la la da silva, disappointment for his opponents. lula has been declared the winner of one of the most polarized elections in brazil's history historically caught up with that issue by eve. i'm here to govern this country in a very difficult situation. my the but i have faith in god that with the help of the people, we will find a way out so that this country may live again. democratically won't harmoniously. the 10th runoff election pitted the left us to lula against the far right incumbent julia bolton. arrow bo scenario took an early lead, but results became neck and neck. with 50 percent of ballots counted. then, as lyla began to pull ahead, the celebrations began. the final count came down to the wire with lulu winning just under 51 percent of the vote. oh, with such a narrow margin between 2 very different candidates tensions remains. sky high. bo scenario has attacked brazil's democratic institutions, including casting doubt on the integrity of the vote. now, many fear he may refuse to accept

his opponents left when candidate lula da silva, leads the poles, helped by proposals on the economy and poverty that resonate with many voters. whatever happens at the polling boots sway lease, and her partner hoped that the next government will commit itself to closing the growing economic divide sometimes and books are more exciting than real life raring to read. ah, what if there's no escape.

leading the race is left wing former president luiz inacio lula da silva.t's go live to sao paulo where we can speak to the bbc�*s south america correspondent, katy watson. this is a crucial race for the whole future of brazil.— future of brazil. absolutely. brazilians _ future of brazil. absolutely. brazilians today _ future of brazil. absolutely. brazilians today have - future of brazil. absolutely. brazilians today have a - future of brazil. absolutely. | brazilians today have a stark future of brazil. absolutely. - brazilians today have a stark choice between a far right politician who talks about family values, is popular with conservative and religious voters but also a man accused of undermining democracy, threatening the future of the amazon, versus lula da silva who once was one of the most popular politicians in the world. he lifted millions out of poverty but was embroiled in corruption scandals so has a real mixed legacy and you couldn't find more, the two characters who divide brazil more. it is a much closer race than we had in the first round

lula da silva beats bolsonaro in brazil's presidential elections. this is bloomberg. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are in sao paulo where brazilians are out in full force celebrating the election victory of former president lula da silva. many still remembering the prosperous economic times during his two terms as president were he enjoyed -- this summer around he could face bigger challenges including a global economic recession, improving the physical out fiscal outlook as well as uniting a divided people. tom: reporting from sao paulo. let's get more details. what does lula's wind mean for south america's largest economy. it was a close run fight. >> yes, it was a close run, that's for certain. both candidates had huge rejection levels so it's a very tight election. he will really have to work closely to control or to get support from parliament. number two is he built a coalition with people who are traditionally his rivals even his vice president which was his main contender nor the previous elections and he brought them on board. the question is will this sort o

so lula da silva, who is the opponents ofjair inflation. be able to enjoy a barbecue on the beach and a beer. he is talking about the cost of living in a country where an estimated 33 million people don�*t have enough to eat. so it isjust million people don�*t have enough to eat. so it is just so interesting how, in a way, both candidates are throwbacks to the past. both candidates are populists, but with very different messages. laura, in rio dejaneiro, thank you. the cost of gas and electricity for millions of households has risen from today with a typical annual bill going up to £2,500, twice as high as last winter. but the government has brought in a number of measures to try to help with the increase, as our business correspondent simon browning reports. in different corners of the country this afternoon, protests. coordinated demonstrations about the cost of living. from today, 25 million households are paying more for their energy. million households are paying more fortheir energy. i million households are paying more for their ener

polls put former president luis, ignacio luna da silva in the lead. he's pledged to tackle poverty. there are fears, incumbent president, gyre vall scenario won't accept defeat. he's already cast out on the electronic voting system. both scenario came under fire for mismanaging the pandemic. the health system in arizona state collapsed and vaccines were ordered too late for inefficient rollout. he's also failed to curb a spike in illegal gold mining, which is contributing to the destruction of the rain forest. but he enjoy strong support from the agricultural sector which export soybeans for use in animal feed. under both scenario, hundreds of potentially harmful pesticides have been approved and he's come down hard against drug cartels. a policy welcomed by some others have criticized the high number of civilian casualties. or luckily, at the moment, brazilian politics is a battlefield. no one's interested in new ideas. the law as a basis. analysts say it's possible the election results could prompt outbreaks of violence. and for more reasons, peter correspondent in red dinero, joh

lula da silva described his win as a victory for democracy. he urged peace and unity. authorities in the indian state of gujarat have promised a full investigation into the collapse of a pedestrian suspension bridge. at least 130 people are known to have died and it's feared that number will rise. divers are continuing to search for survivors in the machchhu river. a period of national mourning has been declared in south korea, where 153 mostly young people celebrating halloween were crushed to death on saturday in seoul. the president, yoon suk—yeol, has vowed a full investigation into one of the country's worst ever disasters. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur and today i'm in skopje, north macedonia, a land subject to countless wars and conquests going back to the time of alexander the great. this young nation was, of course, a part of the former yugoslavia. now it's desperate to get into the european union, but progress is painfully slow. my guest today is prime minister dimitar kovacevski. now he knows that europe's attention righ

most onion polls give da silva the lead, but those margins have tightened recent weeks. in lebanon today, president michel aoun left office one day before the end of his term, leaving the country with no leader. aoun presided over lebanon's ongoing financial meltdown, but ended his presidency with a breakthrough agreement with israel to share energy resources in the mediterranean sea. still to come on "pbs news weend," we get an update on the ongoing baby formula shortage. and a nonprofit bringing voter registration to the exam room. >> this is "pbs news weekend," from weta studios in washington, home of the "pbs newshour," weeknights on pbs. john: with just eight days left until the midterm elections, we turn to north carolina where a type race for an open senate seat has marginally ayed under the radar. republican congressman ted budd faces shry beazley, a democrat. jeff to beery is the capital chief covering the race and he joins us now. from your vantage point on the ground, what is the state of this race right now? jeff: it is relatively sleepy if we are being hones