let's cross over to speak to sophia who joins us from sao paulo.ned president biden. -- we mentioned president biden. >> they spoke on the phone today and president biden congratulated lula on his win. he will be again president of result from january 1. -- of brazil from january 1. he also commented on the strength of the election and called it a free, fair, and credible election. the two leaders also failed -- also vowed to work on migration and climate change together. this election was significant for the future of the amazon forest, which is the world's biggest rainforest. a big chunk is in brazil. lula promised to protect the amazon at all costs, whereas bolsonaro was a controversial figure appeared on his watch, deforestation of an burning of the amazon accelerated. he turned parts of the amazon into farmland, where is it lula promised in his victory speech last night to work with the inrnational community and try to bring down illegal deforeation of the amazon to zero. >> bolsonaro was so controversial when it came to deforestation. when lu

laura: that is sophia in sÃo paulo, thank you.a man suspected of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer has been charged with assault and attempt to kidnap. nancy pelosi says she and her family have been traumatized by the attack. the suspect faces arraignment tuesday. investigators and south korea are examining video to try to find out how 150 four people who were celebrang halloween were killed. they are wondering why police failed to disperse the crowds who gathered in narrow alleyways. and no hundred 40 people after a bridge collapsed in india. -- and 140 people died after a bridge collapsed in india. the bridge had just undergone renovations. let's all go back to midterms in the united states. we are from -- we are in scranton, pennsylvania, the birthplace of president joe biden. let's talk with a republican strategist who was a former advisor for president george w. bush. welcome to scranton. we have president biden coming here to campaign this week with former president obama. former president trump will be here saturday. he s

match of the local team against serbia at the world cup, the managers of one of the factories in sao paulohonest answer, the efficiency will not rise above zero, so the directors allowed their employees to leave the machines for 2 hours to watch the match, positive emotions were received by the employees, brazil won two zero. in what our ancestors kept their products, real male craft cooperage , our potato pancakes are not for nothing that we are called bulbash. myths and legends side by side popular culture all over beauty watch every week the fashion for culture project on belarus 24 tv channel. let's show modern belarus from an unusual angle, discover the unique belarus and its culture , provide an opportunity to see and understand what is not visible through the eyes of local residents. and when minsky arrived here, there is silence. calm, uh, and the weather is good. foreigners are very friends about life in belarus. they are always there, and they helped me a lot, and they have a great character. i feel very comfortable, sometimes i read my own at home, as i have already got used to.

four days later and we were _ was in sao paulo four days later and we were out— was in sao paulo fourompetition, sol know— we were out of the competition, sol know how— we were out of the competition, sol know how the germans and argentinians feel now where if they lose their— argentinians feel now where if they lose their next match they are out of the _ lose their next match they are out of the tournament. as far as i am concerned. — of the tournament. as far as i am concerned, the skill is to stay into the tournament, just eat the points away— the tournament, just eat the points away and _ the tournament, just eat the points away and get to the knockout stages and that _ away and get to the knockout stages and that is _ away and get to the knockout stages and that is what we have done, we have _ and that is what we have done, we have qualified for this, we are in the next — have qualified for this, we are in the next round and that is all we need _ the next round and that is all we need it— the next round and that is all we need. , ., ., ,, ., need. it is. you talk about the world

team against the serbian team at the world cup in the frame of the head of one of the factories, sao paulonow an honest answer, the efficiency will not rise above zero, therefore the directors allowed their employees to leave the machines for 2 hours to watch the fight, positive emotions. employees received the entire selisao and celebrated the victory, by the way, all of brazil is waiting for the players. only the title, because the most football nation on the planet has not won the cup for almost 20 years.

and we _ landed and then i was in sao paulo and we were out of the competition.ion. i know how— and we were out of the competition. i know how the germans and the argentinians feel at the moment now. if they— argentinians feel at the moment now. if they lose _ argentinians feel at the moment now. if they lose their next match, they are out _ if they lose their next match, they are out of— if they lose their next match, they are out of the tournament. the skill is to stay— are out of the tournament. the skill is to stay in— are out of the tournament. the skill is to stay in the tournament and get into the _ is to stay in the tournament and get into the knockout stages. unless wales _ into the knockout stages. unless wales beat us by three or four goals we are _ wales beat us by three or four goals we are in_ wales beat us by three or four goals we are in the next round. you wales beat us by three or four goals we are in the next round.— we are in the next round. you talk about the world _ we are in the next round. you talk about the world cup _ we are in the next

against the serbian team at the world cup in the frame of the leaders of one of the factories in sao paulo they know the honest answer, the efficiency will not rise above zero, therefore the directors allowed their employees to leave the machines for 2 hours to watch the fight, positive emotions. employees got spgs and celebrated the victory, by the way, the whole of brazil is waiting for the players. only the title, because the most football nation on the planet, did not win the cup. for almost 20 years , there has been an increase in results in children's sports, which is why kolyada is so important, this is the opinion of the deputy chairman of the federation of athletics and hope. budyon the final of the competition among children and teenagers is hosted by the republican olympic training center. this tournament has been held for the seventh year in a row, but this time the organizer has made changes. gumente, the number of participants remained the same, however, the number of types has decreased, if earlier it was absolutely all disciplines of athletics, now the emphasis is on narrow

refused red bull's order to let his team—mate sergio perez through on the final lap of last weekend's sao pauloting. and also, even more than that, they started attacking my family, threatening my sister, my mum, my girlfriend, my dad. and for me, that goes way too far. you don't even have the facts of what actually was going on and that definitely has to stop. if you have a problem with me, that's fine. do not go after my family because thatis do not go after my family because that is just unacceptable. and have a look at this. double tumbling success for great britain, at the trampoline gymnastics world championships in bulgaria. the women's team were the first to win gold — as megan kealy sealed victory with their final run — securing gold for shanice davidson, comfort yeates and jessica brain too. 17—year—old ramarni levena — holding his nerve to secure the title, alongsidejaydon paddock, that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. hello. we've seen plenty more heavy rain over the past 2a hours or so, still several flood warnings in force.

sus simpatizantes inundaron las calles de sao paulo mientras que el conservador yahir bolsonaro permanecele, honduras, bolivia, perÚ, colombia, entre otros, mientras que la derecha sigue perdiendo fuerza en este territorio, ya que sÓlo uruguay, guatemala y el ecuador tienen este tipo de gobierno. jorge: en la india al menos 134 personas fallecieron, muchos de ellas niÑos por el derrumbe de un puente colgante, no soportÓ el peso de cientos de personas, el puente estuvo cerrado por seis meses para hacerle trabajos de renovaciÓn y fuera abierto hace sÓlo cuatro dÍas, y varios funcionarios arrestados. maity: ahora vamos con leÓn, quien nos den un adelanto de lo que va a ofrecer en ediciÓn nocturna. leÓn: a partir de maÑana los residentes en el estado de nueva york que necesitan ayuda para pagar facturas de calefacciÓn podrÁn pedir apoyo, este invierno el gobierno de nueva york podrÁ dar hasta casi $1000 para cada hogar de ingreso bajo o medio, y mÉxico ya estÁ listo para celebrar maÑana dÍa de muertos, y como marca la tradiciÓn no es un dÍa para tristeza, sino para recordar y festejar, y plan

it's a formula one weekend, they are in brazil and pole for sunday's sao paulo grand prix will be decidede shocks of the season. world champion max verstappen is on the front row besides him, he's not a big fan of this format for the occasional race. yes, honestly, i'mjust not a big fan of it. not a big fan of it because i feel like we don't really race. because, 0k, there are a few points you get right, but you can't really risk it because the main races is where you really get the points. you don't do a pit stop, so you just put on the tyre which will last the distance. but for this carm the racing is probably a little bit better, but overall, you don't see a lot of overtaking unless there is a car out of position. so, yeah, it's not that really fun for me. the former arsenal striker ian wright says he has spoken with england's beth mead after the lionesses forward said the lack of diversity in the women's squad that won the european championship this summer, was "coincidental". she says it was unfair how those original comments were quoted in a newspaper article. mead was in action ton

total roadblock across the main highway in brazil between the two largest cities in the country, sao paulo and rio de janeiro. they also blocked the main bridge between rio and its suburbs across the bay.e nobody knows how long these kinds of blockades are going to last or if they're going to escalate. nobody knows if bolsonaro is going to try to call out the military and roll tanks into the streets to take over by force. but news reports in brazil say that while bolsonaro was busy not giving his planned concession speech today, he was meeting for hours with his defense secretary. so what's going to happen tomorrow in brazil? we don't know. president biden has already called the guy who beat bolsonaro and offered his congratulations, offered a statement from the white house recognizing the election results and congratulating the new el president-elect.ti but even as president biden was calling the new president-elect, the newspapers in brazil today carried a statement from trump adviser steve bannon saying st there's no possibility that the election result is correct, that bolsonaro should

you think he has facts he knows that have made him concerned about how votes are counted in sao paulo? you think he has important information about something being wrong with a voting machine in santa caterina or some other place in brazil he's never been to that i'm probably mispronouncing. why do you think steve bannon cares? why did trump endorse bolsonaro and endorse his voter fraud claims even in advance of the election? why is it that we can be absolutely 100% sure that if trump were still president instead of joe biden, the u.s. government itself would be refusing to acknowledge that bolsonaro just lost this election? why? why do they do this? it is not about brazil. it is about us. it is about propagating and inculcating into us or at least inculcating into their supporters this assertion, this belief, this conviction that elections are bad. that elections are suspect, that elections are for suckers. and anybody who is not a sucker shouldn't believe any election results anywhere. elections suck. they're a hoax, they're a racket, we shouldn't use them, we know better. and this

in brazil, the police of sao paulo has fired tear gas to disperse protesters who have been blocking traffico protest the election defeat of president bolsonaro. his administration says it will begin transitioning power to his left-wing rival, lula da silva. a new u.n. report has warned that europe's climate is warming at twice the rate of the global average. temperatures have risen .5 degrees celsius for each of the past three decades, the fastest of any continent. russia has rejoined an international agreement guaranteeing safe passage for ukrainian grain exports. the kremlin says it has resumed cooperation after receiving written assurances that kyiv will not use the black sea corridor or military -- for military operations. turkey says the african countries short on food will get priority on grain shipments. reporter: it was the turkish president who broke the news of russia's u-turn, the update seemingly arriving in a note. then there is a long moment of silence as he appears to digest the details. before announcing the deal is ba ck on. >> now, a piece of good news. following our talks

jane: from the beaches of rio de janeiro, to sao paulo's bustling streets and all across brazil, then. [chanting "lula!"] sitting president jerry bolsonaro is out. he lost narrowly to louise in -- narrowly to lula da silva, known as lula. >> on this historic october 30, the majority of brazilians made it very clear th they want more and not less democracy. that they want more and not less social inclusion, and opportunities for all. jane: the results mark an astonishing comeback for lula, who was jailed in 2018 on corruption charges that were later overturned. with just 2 million votes separating the candidates, this was the narrowest victory in brazil's 37-year-old democracy. flavia barbosa is the executive editor of leading brazilian newspaper o globo. flavia: when we listen to president elect lula last night, what he said was, i get the message from the polls. i hear what voters said, what half of the voters have said. but there are no two countries, there are no two brazils, we have just one and we have to reconcile them. jane: this is the first time ever an incumbent has failed

our latin american editor reports from sao paulo. reporter: the extraordinary comeback of the former metalworker he became one of the world's most influential progressive leaders is a game changer, especially for brazil. latin america's largest economy. >> i consider myself to be a candidate who has a process of reconstruction in brazilian politics. because my rivals tried to bury me alive and here i am come here to govern the country from a very difficult situation. reporter: among those difficulties, the acceptance of his narrow electoral victory. truck drivers who support bolsonaro are blocking highways in at least 11 south and southeastern states. they are showing their defiance of the election outcome. brazil's likely next environmental minister says this is a bolsonaro version of the capital takeover in washington. leaders of both houses of brazil's congress have congratulated lula, but in an unprecedented move, president bolsonaro is refusing to concede defeat or even speak publicly. that could fan more calls from his supporte

rafael barifouse, from bbc news, in sao paulo.the creative director alessandro michele is leaving after seven years. he was credited with bringing his flamboyant styles to the brand but there have been rumours of a growing rift with senior management. for more on this, i am joined now by our reporter yasmin khatun dewan. great to get you on the programme. just explain to us how big a figure alessandro michele is. absolutely. alessandro really transformed gucci as a brand. it had some difficulty following the departure of tom ford. following alessandro's arrival, the brand took on this maximalist style. he started as a designer 20 years ago, but following his position of creative director, his vision inspired really flamboyant brands and the likes of harry styles, for instance. his book has really been defined by... �*s tenure also created wave in p0p �*s tenure also created wave in pop culture in general. i think a lot of that gucci's role can very much be credited to alessandro michele. 50. very much be credited to alessandro mic

were going to take you to sao paulo where it's a little soggy. it's a little wet.d also won their opening game but now it is brazil who want to games from group g. if they are going to hang on there was state crop of the group. so, the fans there look pretty soggy and wet in sao paulo watching their team in that van parked playing the suisse in qatar. was given exclusive access. aroma home has emerged _ was given exclusive access. aroma home has emerged from _ was given exclusive access. aroma home has emerged from the i was given exclusive access. aroma home has emerged from the soil. l was given exclusive access. aroma i home has emerged from the soil. last year they started digging. and from this amazing after a millennium and a half, a roman home has emerged from the soil. this is part of the rutland villa complex, first discovered by the landowner�*s son two years ago. last year, they started digging and found this amazing mosaic depicting a scene from homer's iliad. nothing like it had ever been found in britain before. they also used ground penetrating radar

george russell claimed their first win of the year in brazil.the 2a year old briton started the sao pauloy of his career. his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton produced the drive of the day, recovering from ninth place after a collision with max verstappen to finish second. switzerland won the biggest prize in women's team tennis for the first time after belinda bencic completed a near—perfect tournament, at the billiejean king cup final. bencic gave switzerland an unassailable 2—0 lead — afterjil teichmann outlasted australia's storm sanders 6—3, 4—6, 6—3 in the opening singles match. bencic hadn't dropped a set all week — and extended that streak by beating ajla tomljanovic 6—2, 6—1 to clinch the title. the swiss had never won the competition formerly known as the fed cup, losing the final in 1998 and again last year. rafael nadal�*s chances of finishing the year as world number one suffered a major blow — at his opener in the atp finals in turin.he lost to taylor fritz in straight sets — fritz, making his finals debut took the first on a tie—break, and convincingly took the second 6—1.

francisco. twitter has about 33 offices in 18 countries, and twitter offices and cities such as sao paulo toronto and mexico city have been decimated by staff lay offs. and it's believe that in india, twitter has laid off over 50 percent of all the employees. and on sunday evening, the head of twitters office in france announced he would be leaving the company. all of this staff turnover as anna was saying, they're worried about the future of the company. he clearly wants to slim twitter down to a sketch and stuff, and then build it up again to meet his patients. the problem is it looks, sex, become more of a social media focusing ring. i'm a coach carol appetizers. so he's got to face a very tricky, tight wall wrote to walk because he needs to keep advertised on board yet also make the platform repeating enough to track louisa's. i reached out to twitter to try to get some more information, but have not heard back. probably because the entire twitter media relations department, it's believe has either been fired or laid off. a nasa's optimist spacecraft has reached the moon's orbit the i

our south america correspondent katy watson gave us the latest from sao paulo.taken nearly two days, butjair bolsonaro has finally spoken. it was a short but sweet speech, just two minutes. in it, he said... he thanked the voters. he also didn't acknowledge defeat, but neither did he say he would contest the results either, and in fact his chief of staff said that they would start the process of transition, and i think that's what a lot of people were concerned about — what jair bolsonaro would say, whether he would contest the results. he talked about the fact that he would obey the constitution. but i'm outside one of what was a roadblock. that's now been cleared. many of his loyal supporters blocked the roads across the country, in protest at the results. but speaking to people here, even though the police have broken up the roadblock, they are not going anywhere. they say that they do not want lula back in power. they don't seem to even care what jair bolsonaro has said. for them, having the workers�* party, lula, back in power is something that they can't e

ferrari's charles leclerc was third, while britain's george russell who won last weekend's sao paulonst manchester united. to manchester united — and frida maanu. earlier, khadija shaw scored her eighth goal in seven league games, as manchester city beat everton 2—1 at walton hall park. that's five wins in a row for city, who are fourth. rory mcilroy and matt fitzpatrick will battle it out in the final round of the dp world tour championship to decide who ends 2022 as european number one. mcilroy is the world number one and made a fine third—round 65 in dubai to move to tied fourth on the leaderboard. but fitzpatrick is just one shot off the lead. if he wins tomorrow, he'll finish top of the dp world rankings unless mcilroy finishes second in this final tournament. here's our golf corresondent, iain carter. the final day of the dp world tour championship is set up beautifully after a superb round from rory mcilroy, whose round of 65 despite bogeying two of the first three holes and then it was a brilliant goal from mcelroy, holes and then it was a brilliant goalfrom mcelroy, which li

championship since 1974 and there was a lot of bumping and grinding at the former one robbery in sao paulo, brazil. on some very 1st lab, donna rich ardo sent both himself and kevin madison out of the race. on the very 1st left later charlotte clare farms have knocked into the wall. omen clear sailing for an emotional george russell to take his 1st ever formula. one grandpa and break. dancing is gearing up for the olympics. spotlight when it's debbie was at the games in 2024. the sport held its world championships over the weekend in new york where it all began. some 50 years ago. 15 year old, the in sod zone india saw joe won the world title even if her main rival didn't think much of her routine. makes her the, in some favorite for a gold medal. and paris sancho is the 1st dutch competitor to win the world championship. and the youngest at your watching d. w. news is a reminder of our top story. joe biden has told china there must not be another cold war. u. s. president met his chinese counterpart. she did ping in leisure. ahead of the g 20 summit. the 2 nations are far apart on issues

he also writes weekly op ed column in brazil's largest newspaper folha de sao paulo.ly heard from jair bolsonaro, node admission of defeat but is chief of staff then came out and that the process of transition will begin, didn't he? does that mean the concern over transition of power has gone away? transition of power has gone awa ? ., ~ transition of power has gone awa ? . ~' , ., transition of power has gone awa ? ., ~ ., ., away? thank you for having me. it took bolsonaro _ away? thank you for having me. it took bolsonaro two _ away? thank you for having me. it took bolsonaro two days - away? thank you for having me. it took bolsonaro two days to i it took bolsonaro two days to check concede defeat. i think this was deliberate and he had two goals, first, to allow time for the protests and demonstrations road blockages and so on to come to the fore, so he could capitalise on them. and talk about the public outrage about the elections, the sentiment, that it was it muscle. i think what he has in mind is possible retaliations the future. and, so, by in the future. an

professor at the federal university in recife — also a columnist for brazil's largest newspaper folha de sao paulonaro's short speech. it took bolsonaro two days to concede defeat. i think this was deliberate and he had two goals: first, to allow time for the protests and demonstrations road blockages and so on to come to the fore, so he could capitalise on them. and talk about the public outrage about the elections, the sentiment, that it was unfair and cried foul play. secondly, it reflects political muscle. i think what he has in mind is possible retaliations in the future. and, so, by showing political strength, he could somehow fend them off. what it highlights i suppose is a great division in the country, isn't it? it was a close vote and it has well divided the country, hasn't it? how will luiz da silva bring the country together? what can he do? he has to move more to the fore than what he has already done because his victory, and it is really crucial that he admits that, and he has stressed it several times in his victory speech, that it is not a personal victory, it is not his party's vi

katie watson in sao paulo, thank you. in other news... star, take—off, who's been shot dead at a bowling alley in houston, texas. the twenty— eight— year— old , whose real name was kirsnik khari ball, had great international success with the group, migos. take—off had been with his uncle and band—mate quavo at a party with dozens of guests. the indian prime minister, narendra modi, visited the western state of gujarat today, where more than a hundred and a0 people died after a bridge collapsed on sunday. divers are continuing to search the river machchhu for more victims but officials say most of those who were on the bridge are now accounted for. the greek coastguard is coordinating a search and rescue operation in the aegean for dozens of missing migrants, after the boat they were on sank in high winds after setting off from turkey. nine survivors have been rescued from a rocky islet. but about 60 others are believed to be missing. the treatment of migrants is an issue that dominates political let's return to our focus tonight on electi

ferrari's charles leclerc was third, while britain's george russell who won last weekend's sao pauloand have lost their one day series against australia. they were beaten in the second game in sydney. steve smith top scored for the aussies with 94 in their total of 280 for eight off their 50 overs. and while it wasn't a huge target, england lost two wickets inside the first over without scoring a run. from there they were always struggling and slipped to a 72 run defeat, bowled out for 208. the final match is on tuesday in melbourne. the european tour's season ending championship is taking place this weekend. england's mat fitzpatrick is a shot off the lead heading into the final round in dubai. northern ireland's rory mclroy is also in the mix who has produced some stunning golf. this approach at the eighth almost went straight in for eagle. his round of seven under par puts him just three shots off the lead. held byjohn rahm. that's all the sport for now. the uk snooker championship is at the final stage, tom ford, and the second semifinal is available across the bbc. you can find

rafael barifouse, from bbc news, in sao paulo. have you been impacted by travel scams?oosing astronauts for its "class of 2022", including the first—ever astronaut with a disability — john mcfall from the uk. the esa is asking for a budget of more than $19 billion for its projects over the next three years — up 25% on the last three—year period. it's arguing more investment is needed if europe is to keep up with the us and china, as well as private companies nick spall is a fellow of the royal astronomical society here in the uk and a member of the british interplanetary society. welcome to the programme. nice to see you again.— to see you again. good morning. once again. _ to see you again. good morning. once again, europe _ to see you again. good morning. once again, europe talking - once again, europe talking about how much money it will spend. $19 billion it wants for its projects in the next three years. that is a lot of money, given all the current economic challenges europe is facing, isn't it? it challenges europe is facing, isn't it? , , isn't it? it is indeed.

. >> i'm glad you finally made it back after getting stuck in the airport at sao paulo.were worried given the level of protests after the election that it was going to keep you there. tell us about your experience being on the ground and your stories you were witnessing as history was made this time. >> i can't tell you how glad i am to be back in new york. we rushed to the airport because we knew the road blockades were coming the day after the election. we went early to avoid them but we got caught at the airport because there was only one entry access to the airport and there were not many protesters, but the ones that were there blocked the access. we could not get the staff to come into man the planes so the airplanes were not taken off that day. we were at the airport about 20 hours and we could not get out, we couldn't go to the hotels. we had to sleep on the airport floors. a lot of the lounges were closed. it was quite the experience. as soon as i landed in new york, i checked to see if bolsonaro had conceded defeat. he did give up a speech signaling there would

ferrari's charles leclerc was third, while britain's george russell who won last weekend's sao pauloer championship. he beat ronnie 0'sullivan 6 frames to nil to reach the semi finals. where he won the first five frames against tom ford. these are live pictures now from york. as you can see, tom ford hasjust got one back, but it may be too little too late. we need just one more frame to reach the final. later he will know his opponents. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll be back in an hour. at the cop 27 climate summit in egypt. talks are in overtime, and a new draft agreement has been published in the last hour. whether the 200 countries attending the summit will adopt it isn't at all clear but the new draft has changed. one major update — the ambition agreed 7 years ago in paris, to keep global warming at 1.5 degrees celsius, has gone back into the text. new zealand has already said the draft agreement "abandons any hope of achieving this" goal. the draft also includes a proposal for a deal to tackle the issue of "los

me, i remember being in brazil in 2014, i literally landed, went to manaus, next minute i was in sao paulorgentinians feel at the moment now, whereas if they lose their next match, they are out of the tournament. as far as i'm concerned, the skill is to stay in the tournament, to just eat the points away and get into the knockout stages, and that's what we've done, because we've pretty much qualified for this. unless wales beat us maybe by three or four goals, we are in the next round and that's all we need. it is. you talk about the world cups you've been to previously. what have you made of this world cup here in qatar so far? it has been a different world cup, and we have approached it differently. we are very open minded and we just said, "listen, let's come here and see what it's like." you know, the people have been wonderful, they have been really, really friendly. the organisation hasn't necessarily been great, but if you consider, they are not used to organising something like this, and they have made some pretty hefty errors, i think. especially on the fan front as well. again, i

we get pmi services for eurozone, france and sao paulo as well as olaf scholz in china.ave an interview with the u.s. labor secretary on the october jobs report. coming up, the pimco north american economist joins balance of power with david westin. this is bloomberg. ♪ so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours. >> from the world of politics to the world of business. this is "bloomberg; balance of power," with david westin. david: from bloomberg well -- world headquarters in new york to our television and radio audience worldwide welcome to "balance of power." today it was the bank of england turn, we talk would be

it's a formula 1 weekend, they are in brazil and pole for sunday's sao paulo grand prix will be decidedmagnussen is on pole for that. one of the shocks of the season. world champion max verstappen is on the front row besides him, he's not a big fan of this format for the occasional race. yes, honestly i am just not a big fan of it. because i feel like we don't really race. because, 0k, there are a few points you get but you cannot risk it because the main races is where you really get the points. you don't do a pit stop, so you just put on the tyre which will last the distance. but for this car the racing is probably a little bit better but overall you don't see a lot of overtaking unless there is a car out of position. so, yeah, it is not that really fun for me. the reigning champions australia are playing new zealand in the first of the rugby league world cup semi—finals. australia were trailing by four points at half—time. they have regained the lead. the video referee is looking at a chance for new zealand and there has been given as a no try in the corner. about eight minutes left

it's a formula one weekend, they are in brazil and pole for sunday's sao paulo grand prix will be decided a few points you get right, - but you can't really risk it because the main races. is where you really get the points. you don't do a pit stop, i so you just put on the tyre which will last the distance. but for this car, the racing i is probably a little bit better, but overall, you don't see a lot of overtaking unless there i is a car out of position. so, yeah, it's not that really fun for me. i the former arsenal striker ian wright says he has spoken with england's beth mead after the lionesses forward said the lack of diversity in the women's squad that won the european championship this summer, was "coincidental". she says it was unfair how those original comments were quoted in a newspaper article. mead was in action tonight for the lionesses. they are in spain, where they have beatenjapan 4—0. jess park made her debut and scored the final goal minutes after coming off the bench. england play another friendly next week against norway. against pakistan in melbourne on sunday, but

refused red bull's order to let his team—mate sergio perez through on the final lap of last weekend's sao paulooo far. while you don't even have the facts of what actually was going on and that definitely has to stop. if you have a problem with me, that's fine. do not go after my family because that is unacceptable. and have a look at this. double tumbling success for great britain, at the trampoline gymnastics world championships in bulgaria. the women's team were the first to win gold — as megan kealy sealed victory with their final run — securing gold for shanice davidson, comfort yeates and jessica brain too. and then just an hour later — the men's team followed suit — 17—year—old ramarni levena — holding his nerve to secure the title, alongsidejaydon paddock, kristof willerton and lewis westwood. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories hello. we've seen plenty more heavy rain over the past 24 hours or so, still several flood warnings in force. we'll see more rain in the north and east during friday, particularly for eastern scotland, where there's an amber warn

sÃo paulo brazil, they are setting up an exhibit down there that we are supporting.and then sometime this fall they will go to warsaw poland. there is another during exhibition that we support. and then we are talking with a group about doing a project in bangkok in 2022. >> awesome. sounds very interesting. it is making excited to come to work every day. >> yes, it does. >> well, nicole has said, just made the comments that the cosmosphere is a must destination, and she is very glad that it is in kansas. if you have not been, you definitely should go. i am on that list of has not been. so i will put it on my calendar. and, thank you so much jim.

katy watson joined us from sao paulo.who are 'ust not happy with this result. �* w ., , �* , the people behind me, many have been staying here until they hear any announcement. they feel is a civil right to be able to protest. we're all waiting forjair bolsonaro to talk. the media has been waiting for the last hour or so after finding out he would eventually speak. the burial don't seem to want to go anywhere. —— people here. saying that this is not democratic. people here don't want to move out and all. it's a very, very narrow margin by which lula da silva won this in action —— this election. even once he speaks, the supporters ofjair bolsonaro won't accept his defeat, but how is it important that he concedes? i but how is it important that he concedes?— but how is it important that he concedes? ~' �* , ., ., ., concedes? i think there's a lot of criticism coming _ concedes? i think there's a lot of criticism coming in _ concedes? i think there's a lot of criticism coming in the _ concedes? i think there's a lot of crit

sÃo paulo brazil, they are setting up an exhibit down there that we are supporting.and then sometime this fall they will go to warsaw poland. there is another during exhibition that we support. and then we are talking with a group about doing a project in bangkok in 2022. >> awesome. sounds very interesting. it is making excited to come to work every day. >> yes, it does. >> well, nicole has said, just made the comments that the cosmosphere is a must destination, and she is very glad that it is in kansas. if you have not been, you definitely should go. i am on that list of has not been. so i will put it on my calendar. and, thank you so much jim. >> sign up for the newsletter with the queue on the screen to use the weekly kiddo of upcoming programs, like lectures of history, the presidency, and more. sign up for the american history tv newsletter today, and be sure to watch american history tv every saturday, or anytime online at c-span.org slash history. >> middle and high school students, and see your time to shine here invited to participate in this year's c-span

say they blocked more than 200 roads, including a highway leading to brazil's largest airport in sao paulo that blockade forced the cancellation of at least 25 flights today. brazil's supreme court has ordered highway police to take all necessary measures to clear the roads. bolsonaro's supporters say they the wo are trying to paralyze the country in order to draw a military intervention. they say they hope it was a way to overturn the election results.lts. ian bremer, president of the eurasia group ian bremmer now, president of ? i mean, does the euro ray shan group and author of the book, "the power of crisis. ian, was that the closest thing we'll get to a concession? i mean, does this calme election results were kno everything down now? what's your take >> yeah. that's about as close as bolsonaro's ego would permit him. it was almost 48 hours after the election results were already known. he said literally not a word in public finally, after making journalists wait for an hour and a half, no seats said in two minutes, okay, i'm going respect the constitution and then his chief of staff,

the brazilians in the final, and with a score of 6: 0, it was precisely such news that came from sao pauloof humanoids, according to the rules of these competitions. all participants must have human body proportions, walk on two legs and use only two eyes, i.e. cameras developers to manage robots. you can’t interfere with their code only allowed during breaks the rules are the same as in football, can be slightly simplified, but we strive to ensure that in the end they will be similar to the rules of fifa goals league global by the middle of the 21st century to play a match against the championship peace among people and win boots with pressure sensors on each robot. he understands where he is standing and how he is moving . humanoids can perform an angle to throw the sword from the edge. fields shoot penalties robots of the russian team, the starkit, although the heaviest among all, each is about 7 kg. but the most maneuverable cannot quickly lift. after the falls , our main task now is to prepare the structure and make an intelligent movement for them. and actually everything is top-leve

formula 0ne's sao paulo grand prix sprint race gets under way in the next hour.ed the time sheets in final practice, ahead of sergio perez and britain's george russell. mark allen is through to the last 16 of the uk snooker championship with a 6—4 win overjordan brown. elsewhere, the defending champion zhao xintong... he was knocked out by sam craigie 6-2. he he was knocked out by sam craigie 6—2. he lost. and natasha jonas is hoping to win a third world title in nine months at the manchester arena tonight. the wbo and wbc light middleweight champion takes on marie—eve dicaire, whose ibf title is on the line. it's the final weekend of the premier league season before the world cup in qatar starts next sunday — and it's been full of drama for some who made the england squad and others who missed out. gareth southgate's captain harry kane scored his 12th premier league goal of the season for spurs. james maddison, though, after a surprise call—up in the week, scored and came off injured for leicester. more on that to come, but first, one player who has a point to p