this is bbc news, the headlines: argentina's left—wing candidate alberto fernandez has won the country'sefeat. as president elect, mr fernandez said he would meet with mauricio macri to discuss the political transition. he added that he would collaborate "in every way he could" to deal with the country's poor economic situation. us forces have killed the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, often described as the world's most wanted man. but france and britain have warned that the islamic state group is not yet defeated. a state of emergency has been declared across california as wildfires continue to spread, whipped up by strong winds. nearly 200,000 people in the north of the state have been ordered to leave their homes. tens of thousands of homes are under threat from the blaze.

alberto fernandez is worried about his bills and his future, hejoined the paper mill 15 years ago when when there were plenty of jobs, but mill 15 years ago when there were plenty ofjobs, but not now. translation: most salaries in argentina today don't even cover the basic cost of living. but this situation is becoming impossible for families. both presidential candidates say they can get argentina growing again, president mauricio macri believes all argentina has to do is carry on with spending cuts and structural reforms and growth will eventually come back. translation: today we are on better footing to grow because we solved national problems. today we are standing on solid ground. that is why i say to you, the era of growth is coming, of betterjobs, better salaries and relief for all argentinians. but voters are leaning towards the opposition candidate, alberto fernandez, who is promising more state involvement in the economy. is based on a argentina today has the highest into straight in13 today has the highest into straight in 13 years today has the highest into straight in13 ye

alberto fernÁndez: gracias como dijo cristina por el compromiso que han demostrado, por construir realmentetivo de llegar a la segunda vuelta oma pero como su contrincante superÓ el 45% lo dejÓ en la mÁxima carga polÍtica de este país. >> una transiciÓn ordenada. acÁ lo Único importante es el futuro y el bienestar de los argentinos. reportero: esta noche macri invitÓ a desayunar a su coordin traspaso de mando mÁs ordenado. las autoridades del banco central mantienen una reuniÓn de emergencia para evaluar medidas que puedan evitar un nuevo colapso de la moneda. pablo monsalvo, univisiÓn. fÉlix: en colombia, claudia lÓpez es la primera alcaldesa de la capital otorgando una victoria no sÓlo la mujeres, sino a la comunidad lgbtq. fue un duro golpe para el centro democrÁtico del expresidente Álvaro uribe.ste Á de 117,000 candidatos para 20,000 cargos pÚblicos. hoy el Órgano electoral debÍa descartar a mÁs del 80% de los postulantes. >> sÓlo algunos hechos aislados intentaron manchar la jornada. reportera: au candidata a la vicepresidencia. >> gracias de verdad.de la extr izquierda. en medellÍn s

argentina's left—wing candidate alberto fernandez has won the country's presidential election. sir stamford raffles, founder of modern singapore — an artist takes a more critical view. president trump has announced that us forces have killed the leader of the islamic state group, abu bakral—baghdadi, in syria. he said that he had watched images of the operation as it unfolded from the white house. this report from our middle east editorjeremy bowen. explosions. the sound and flame of battle lasted around four hours, witnesses in the village told the bbc. in the morning, boys on their way to school checked out the rubble. they're from a new generation violent jihadists might try to recruit. nothing was left of the house where baghdadi and his family had been staying. translation: the heli went back and fired. soldiers rode down on the helis, on two sides, we couldn't stay longer than two minutes on the roof. we went down and hid inside. in 2014, abu bakr al—baghdadi declared the establishment of a caliphate — his brutal vision of an islamic entity. he spoke in mosul, iraq's secon

argentina's left—wing candidate, alberto fernandez, has won the country's presidential election. ight president, mauricio macri, has conceded defeat. referring to mr fernandez as "president—elect," macri told his supporters the two spoke about beginning an "orderly political tra nsition". the result shifts one of latin america's biggest economies firmly back towards the left after it was battered by economic crisis. the peronist alberto fernandez had more than 47 percent of the vote ahead of macri's a0 percent. 45% was needed to avoid a runoff and win the election outright. this is being seen as a vote against austerity, a vote against an economic crisis that has hit millions of argentinians hard. katy watson reports from buenos aires. people here are celebrating hard. this was a vote against austerity and economic crisis which has heat millions of argentina ‘s. mauricio macri came to powerfour years millions of argentina ‘s. mauricio macri came to power four years ago and promised big things stop for yea rs and promised big things stop for years on, one in three argentinians we r

news" live from berlin, and celebrations are likely to be short-lived as the president elect alberto fernandezf argentina now has to pull the country back from the brink of default. also coming up tonight, british prime minister boris johnson gets the brexit delay he says he does n not want, and a s snap election on december 12. plus, wildfires ravaged northern california''s wine country, turning homes and wineries into ashes. ♪ brent: i am brent goff, to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. the left has returned to power in argentina on a promise to fix a broken economy, that victory could prove to be a poisoned chalice for president-elect alberto fernandez. he now faces the daunting task of avoiding another damaging default. reporter: celebrations in the streets of buenos aires, with hope sweeping the crowd, supporting the vic three and vision of political outsider alberto fernandez. >> the people are waking up. we cannot stand the oppression of those who have more and do not give a care about us, the working poor, so i am happy because people still have thi

alberto fernandez is a centerleft polician who was until recently relatively unheard. more famous is his vice stpresident, ca fernandez de kirchner, a former leader and controversial one. on monday -- a modern day eva peron to some, and are tresponsible politiciano others. judging by the celebration on the street, there is plenty of hope that the next four years will be gone before.o what has this was a vote against t austerity, and vote agaie economic crisis. alberto fernandez convinced his critics you can move the country forward. katy watson, bbc news, when osiris. -- bues aires. laura: lawmaker katie hill was a rising star in the democratic party, but she is resigning from congress after admitting to a relationship with a campaign staffer. the first-term representative from california was under investigation by the house ethics committee. she has apologized for her mistakes, blaming the scandal on abusive soon-to-be ex-husband anddi on politicay tricks. bridget bowmanti is a pol reporter for "roll call"nd she joined me earlier. why did katie hill feel she had no cho

the men projected to defeat him by a landslide is opposition candidate alberto fernandez.e has benefited from the disappointment felt by many argentines over the unsuccessful handling of the economy. macquarie came to power in 2015, promising market reforms, open-door trade policies, and strong investment. but for years on, the argentine economy is shrinking and annual inflation stands at more than 53%. in a primary vote in august seen as a dress rehearsal for the election, macri suffered a landslide defeat. fernand is won by a massive 16%. polls predict fernandez will win the presidency out right, without the need for a second round runoff. a win for fernandez would also spell the return of argentina's controversial form -- former president. who is running for vice president. she is a polarizing figure, a populist who retains a huge following and is viewed as a champion of the poor, yet she also faces investigations into fraud and money laundering. economists are predicting a win for fernandez could exacerbate economic volatility. after the primary vote, financial markets

argentina's left—wing candidate alberto fernandez has won the country's presidential election as they is declared across california as wildfires continue to spread, whipped up by ferocious winds. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the arab news who say islamic state founder and leader abu bakr al—baghdadi blew himself up with a suicide vest as us special forces raided his hideout in northwest syria. the guardian leads with brexit and the news the eu is preparing to sign off on a brexit extension to 31 january 2020, with an option for the uk to leave earlier if a deal is ratified. that's according to a leaked draft of the agreement seen by the paper. the la times focuses on the wild fires raging throughout northern california. the paper says, the massive kincade fire is being fuelled by powerful winds as it continues its southwest march across sonoma county.

talking about christopher and on the secure not a relation of mr fernandez she joined forces with alberto fernandez what can you tell us about this alliance well at the time it was seen as a very smart move and now we know it definitely worked now cristina fernandez the kitchen as we saw is a deeply polarizing figure she knows that so it was smart to pick someone who is known as someone who can negotiate who is perhaps more relatable to a broader part of the population the problem is and this is very important that many people think he is going to be a puppet of cristina fernandez the kitchen he has distanced himself from the kitchen. before by founding his own party after serving in their governments and most importantly he will have to proceed with extreme caution when it comes to his relation to christine often and this because let's not forget and this is very important that she is accused of at least 811 cases of corruption so it is not completely impossible that we will see the argentinian vice president in jail during the tenure so maybe it was a smart move or maybe it was a warrant for us t

still poses a threat also coming up the voting for change in argentina a center left candidate alberto fernandez and with us the presidential election in the 1st round and of germany's far right party surges forward in a state election it's a bruising defeat for chance america's party knocked down into the birthplace of. our little rock it's great to have you along everyone or we begin with some news just coming in from brussels the european union has agreed to postpone britain's departure from the block for up to 3 months in a tweet european council president donald tusk says the remaining $27.00 member states of accepted the u.k.'s request for an extension to bragg's it until january 31st next year. we can take you now to brussels to our correspondent there barbara they so barbara good to have you with us the official word for this is flex tension that the e.u. has granted the u.k. what is a flex tension with flex tension is an extension by different means that is if the u.k. should manage to push the brics deal through parliament and it will then be ratified by also the european parliament an

those celebrations are likely to be short lived president elect alberto fernandez now has to pull the country back from the brink of default also coming up tonight to british prime minister boris johnson gets the breaks and delay he says he does not warm and parliament worth his attempt to hold a snap elections on december 12th plus wildfires ravaged northern california's wine country turning homes in famed wineries into ash. i'm bring coffee it's good to have you with us the left has returned to power in argentina on a promise to fix our broken economy but the victory it could prove to be a poisoned chalice for president elect alberto fernandez he now faces a daunting task of dodging yet another damaging economic to fall. celebrations in the streets of plano sideways happiness and hope so. overcrowd supporting the victorian vision of political outsider back to fernandez. a little bit better than the people are waking up they can't stand the oppression of those who have more and don't give a damn about us the working people the poor babies so i'm happy because people still have this h

argentina's next president will challenge alberto fernandez to win the next election.he rising cost of living was a keyissue how the rising cost of living was a key issue for voters. good morning, asia. hello, world. iam glad key issue for voters. good morning, asia. hello, world. i am glad you could join us for another action packed version of asia business report. starting with brexit, the european union is expected to announce today or tomorrow how long it is willing to extend the uk's deadline for leaving the block. this is after it was agreed in principle to agree written's exit beyond the end of the month. what does this mean? joining me now for all the details as my colleague and business report at mariko oi. a lot of enterprise are concerned about this. indeed, rico. this decision on the brexit deadline is a key issue for many companies because it will mean that britain will avoid leaving the eu without a deal. that has been one of the biggest concern is currently facing many businesses. and according to the institute of directors in the uk, more than half of i

alberto fernandez is the president-elect for argentina. re on this developing story, our argentina bureau chief joins us. where these post-vote parties are continuing for fernandez. what is the latest there? we have just heard fernandez give a speech his teammates and campaign-mate where he had a very political speech. it was quite short and spoke about the need to rebuild argentina, to have the country grow back from its ashes. but they were very little economic specifics. bondholders,dress the international monetary fund. certainly a lot of questions remain. what we do know is he will be meeting the current president and what suggests there will be an orderly transition. tom: this was a closer than expected result, essentially, for alberto fernandez. macri came back from the polling we saw in august. what does that tell us about the mood of argentina's election? carolina: that is right. macri had a way stronger showing than expected. he had been heavily campaigning over the past few months, including visiting 30 cities in 30 days. having

pablo: el equipo de alberto fernÁndez dijo que su primer viaje al exterior serÁ mÉxico.as diferencias ideoló ilia: la presidencia de uruguay se definirÁ el prÓximo de 24 de noviembre, ya que ninguno de los candidatos logrÓ el 50% de los votos para ganar en primera vuelta. los aspirantes que se disputarÁn las riendas del paÍs son daniel martÍnez, del frente amplio que obtuvo el 39.2% de los votos y luis lacalle, del partido nacional, quien sumÓ 28.6%. jorge: al alza de comerciales, buenas noticias para 2el gobieÓ sus protecciones migratorias. ilia: una redada ice aterroriza a hondureÑos. jorge: miles de personas ♪ jorge: el gobierno trump extendiÓ la pr0 salvadoreÑos, q protecciÓn migratoria temporal o tps el presidente salvadoreÑo bukele hizo el anuncio junto al embajador de es claudio sedano dice las condiciones de la extensiÓn. claudia: el anuncio primero se hizo de salvador, no en estados unidos. el gobierno trump extendiÓ el tps por un aÑo mÁs, decÍan. >> es un reconocimiento de los logros y buen trabajo del gobierno del presidente nayib bukele. claudia: eran las pal

everyone is very surprised by the fact that macri manages to force a second round, which means alberto fernandez loses some power, we will enter into a very complicated situation. investors and markets would like it because they feel macri has a shot, but given how strong the expectations are in argentina that fernandez is going to win, i think you'll have serious doubts about what happens with the result. i think the country will enter into a serious crisis. even how bad the economy is, the likelihood of that is low, but there is always a chance. theda: four people on ground that there, there are harsh realities about the economic effects at the moment, runaway inflation, the dollar is a factor, capital controls are having an influence on the overall economy. for the argentine people, how is life like today, how will that impact things? tomy sense is people want take decisions to improve the economy. four years, three have been in recession, the economy has stagnated for the past eight years. performanceonomic has been disappointing for the past 40 years. they are looking for someone that takes

your friend i want to congratulate president elect alberto fernandez i just talked to him for the great choice that people have made i'm delighted him to morrow to breakfast because he has to start a transition period please this is for argentina the orderly transition that brings tranquility to all arjan times because here the only important thing is the future and wellbeing of argentines there is a boat has more from the argentine capital. well the center of went outside a few fields with people celebrating chanting the return of the peronist party to power something that they're saying that in the end once again this election is confirmed the fight for social justice that the peronist party is known for we just heard elected president about a perfect man this seeking about unity speaking to those who did not vote for him asking for their help saying that the times that are coming in argentina are going to be difficult ones especially because of the economic situation and this is something very important because there are many people in this country who are afraid of the comeback of t

alberto fernandez is a centerleft polician who was until recently relatively unheard. vmore famous is he president, cristina rnandez de kirchner, a form leader and controversial one. on monday -- a modern day eva peron to some, and are responsible politician to others. judging by the ce ebration on reetrethere is plenty of hope that the next four years will be different to what has gone before. this was a vote against austerity, and vote against the economic crisis. moberto fernandez convinced his critics you can the country forward. katy watson, bbc news, when osiris. -- buenos aires. laura: lawmaker katie hill was a rising star in the democratic party, but she is resigning from after admitting to relatilaship with a campaign affer. thefirst-term representativ from california was under investigation by the house ethics committee. mistakes, blaming scandal on abusive soon-to-be ex-husband bridget bowman is a political reporter for "roll call" and she joined md earlier. why tie hill feel she had no choice but to resign? bridget: a there a couple things to understand abo

in argentina, alberto fernandez will be the next president.ote, enough to avoid a runoff. but the outcome was tighter than expected and the party of a reseal macri there better than forecast.

much of the appeal of frontrunner alberto fernandez is this woman, former president cristina fernandezing accused of corrupt and irresponsible fixed —— responsible. meanwhile under mauricio macri, the argentina pacer has plummeted in the crisis has only gotten worse. these two men run this small business creating locally designed products. with rising inflation it's hard to own a profit. it's not been easy since they started nine years ago.|j it's not been easy since they started nine years ago. i worry with what will happen to us after sunday. we like a lot of the mauricio macri politics because transparent, we believe in those kind of politics. the truth is that when we were with christina before, everything was a little bit stable but it was fake maybe? we don't know, it's difficult to politics in argentina. while many argentines are divided over politics, others just want this ought to be over. translation: the most important thing is stability. i'm 61 years old and i've been dictatorship, everything. whati hope is that at some point we leave this cycle of stagnation, poverty and w

alberto fernandez is a centre—left politician who was until recently relatively unknown.ristine as vice president there will be a return populist policies that many fear are to blame for the economic crisis in the first place. judging by the celebrations on the streets there is plenty of hope that the next four yea rs plenty of hope that the next four years will be different to what has gone before. this was a vote against austerity, vote against economic crisis alberto fernandez is a tough politician, unable to convince his critics to move the country forward. —— who needs to convince his critics to move the country forward. a rescue operation to save a toddler stuck in a narrow well in india has gone into its third day. heavy machinery is being used to dig a second hole, parallel to the one the child fell into, in the state of tamil nadu. oxygen is being pumped to the two—year old boy but layers of mud mean the rescuers can't assess the child's condition. there are now fresh calls to fine those who leave abandoned wells open. the american president donald trump was booe

much of the appeal of the frontrunner, alberto fernandez is this one, the former president, a divisiveas corrupt and economically irresponsible. meanwhile, under president macri, a man who claims to be business friendly, the crisis has only gotten worse. this man runs this small business. with rising inflation, it is hard to run a profit. it has not in e2 since they started nine years ago.|j profit. it has not in e2 since they started nine years ago. i worry about what will happen with us after sunday. we like a lot of the president macri politics because it is transparent. we believe in those kind of politics. the truth is, when we we re kind of politics. the truth is, when we were with christina before, everything was a little bit more sta ble everything was a little bit more stable but it was fake, maybe. we do not know, it is difficult the politics in argentina. while many argentines are divided other politics, others just want this vote to be over. translation: the most important thing is the stability. i am 61 years old and i have been through dictatorships, everything. what i ho

argentina's left—wing candidate alberto fernandez has won the country's presidential election.he current centre—right president, mauricio macri, has conceded defeat. as president elect, mr fernandez said he would meet with mauricio macri to discuss the political transition. he added that he would collaborate "in every way he could" to deal with the country's poor economic situation. us forces have killed the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, often described as the world's most wanted man. but france and britain have warned that the islamic state group is not yet defeated. a state of emergency has been declared across california as wildfires continue to spread, whipped up by strong winds. nearly 200,000 people in the north of the state have been ordered to leave their homes. tens of thousands of homes are under threat from the blaze. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello, welcome to the programme which brings together some of the uk's leading commentators with the foreign correspondents who file their stories for the folks back home with the da

argentina's center left candidate alberto fernandez has defeated incumbent. to 47 percent of the votes compared to not useful to one percent of most of the votes counted and says he'll meet. the transition. statewide emergency has been declared in california as multiple wildfires burning out of control almost 200000 people at home as hurricane force winds for a spring. let's return to our top story now well i saw it may not controlled much of iraq and syria anymore but it's still maintains a covert network of supporters counter-terrorism officials brief the u.n. security council in august and revealed that the group has affiliates stretching from afghanistan to nigeria which is considered to be its strongest affiliate with more than 4000 fighters up 240000 foreign fighters who joined us along with their families up to 30000 of them survived the u.s. led campaign to topple the group and i still remains very rich with around $300000000.00 at his disposal according to some estimates while the cole is a professor of history at the university of michigan he says t

argentina's left—wing candidate alberto fernandez has won the country's presidential election.urrent centre—right president, mauricio macri, has conceded defeat. as president elect, mr fernandez said he would meet with mauricio macri to discuss the political transition. he added that he would collaborate "in every way he could" to deal with the country's poor economic situation. now on bbc news, stephen sackur speaks to former mi5 agent willie carlin on hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the long and bloody conflict in northern ireland was known euphemistically as the troubles. one aspect of it got a separate label, the dirty war. that was the name given to the covert operations of the british state — both army and intelligence — infiltrating the ira, running informers and agents to undermine the republican movement from within. stephen sackur interviews one of those agents, willie carlin, who became an undercover spy within the political wing of the ira, sinn fein. he's written a book exposing his secrets. how does he justify what he did? willie carlin, welcome

alberto fernandez has taken the lead it's in argentina's presidential election just over 2 thirds ofthe whole can't it sense of that candidate for non-desert is facing incumbents morrissey i'm actually in a contest dominated by the economic crisis but i mean president abel morales says his political rivals are planning a coup in response to his reelection position accuses morales of fraud after 2 vote counts for frozen us as backs calls for a review or a 2nd round election and sense of thousands of people in lebanon have formed a human chain that's crossed the length of the country so as to say they want to present a unified front in their call for the government to resign just 11 if they haven't a government process in the country. a statewide emergency has been declared in california as multiple wildfires burn out of control almost 200000 people have been ordered to evacuate as hurricane force winds help spread the fires and british police say they will work with their vietnamese counterparts to investigate the identities of 39 people find days in a truck on wednesday several peopl

a victory for alberto fernandez, who won the presidential elections.lso, cristina kirchner has been voted back into office as vice president. time for a look at the day's business newew. i am joined in studio by colston engler. earnings he released and they have fallen short of expectations. profits.- pretax many feared protests in hong kong would hurt the bank's bottom line. robertson has more. >> it is the largest bank, a household name. to comment on its disappointing results, labeling -- is not acceptable. hsbc is headquartered in london but earns most profits in asia. the bank has navigated uncertainty with unrest in hong kong and u.s. china trade tensions. held the performance has up. pretax profit rose 4% from last year for the region. different story. economic uncertainty, hsbc has rolled out a plan to cut 10,000 jobs. they will be accelerating their remodel. quinn started the job i in augustst. he has to be more than a caretaker pot ceo. >> lm vh has made an offer to purchase tiffany. largest luxury group. the offer comes as tiffany fights a s

jumpstart the economy but recently mockery lost the primary elections to left wing peronist alberto fernandez by a wide margin no farmers are on nerved. it was my main concern is that they come tomorrow and say the country's in need and then punishes with higher export taxes. many argentinians are increasingly frustrated by the sputtering economy rising poverty and austerity measures in 10 days' time they can decide which of 2 radically different approaches they think will solve their problems mockeries free markets often and as more redistributive approach and now to some of the other global business stories making news the us federal communications commission has approved the $26500000000.00 merger of timor ball usa and spread that's according to an essene member the deal would slash the number of major mobile phone service providers in the united states to just 3 but 18 state attorneys still oppose the verge. romania and bulgaria are pitching for false wagons new factory after the carmaker pulled the plug on a project in turkey courting to media reports b.w. did the 1300000000 euro investm

jumpstart the economy but recently mockery lost the primary elections to left wing peronist alberto fernandez by a wide margin now farmers are on nerved. it was my main concern is that they come tomorrow and say the country is in need and then punishes with higher export taxes. many argentinians are increasingly frustrated by the sputtering economy rising poverty and austerity measures in 10 days' time they can decide which of 2 radically different approaches they think will solve their problems mark reese free markets often and as more redistributive approach thousands of people have taken part in protests in spain calling for higher state pensions 10 years after the real estate crisis drained public coffers are struggling to keep up with an aging population but those gathered in madrid insist work hard their whole lives deserve a bigger share. we are on pension is reads one of the plaque odds brandished by the regiment of retirees who took to the streets of the spanish capital the average pensioner here receives $920.00 euros a month more than a spanish worker on minimum wage but they say t

voting for change in argentina supporters of presidential challenger alberto fernandez is celebrating official early results show him heading for an outright victory in an election dominated by the country's economic crisis. plus gladbach back on top of the bonus lay go on for a win against frankfurt sounds and wondering whether the phones could do the same to break by in munich stranglehold on the german. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives have suffered a crushing defeat in the eastern state of threatening you according to the preliminary official results her c.d.u. gets 21.8 percent of the vote that's a drop of more than 11 percentage points the left parties at 31 percent their best showing ever in the state the social democrats dropped to. point 2 percent on the far right alternative to germany has more than doubled its share of the votes to 23.4 percent the grains are $5.00 and the pro-business free democrats are hovering at the 5 percent threshold needed to enter the state parliament we have this report with reactions from

celebrations are likely to be short lived president elect alberto fernandez now has to pull the country back from the brink of the folks also on the program. this is over us left baghdad his hideout.

this is day to the news live from berlin voting for change in argentina center left candidate alberto fernandez has won the country's presidential election in the 1st round is on seated incumbent maurice young machree and was punished at the polls for his handling of the country's economic crisis also coming out. germany's a left party tops the polls in a state election and east of the country with the far right alternative to germany surging into 2nd place the results are in bruising to face for chancellor angela merkel's conservatives. plus clad battle back at the top of the bundesliga after a win against frankfurt fans wondering whether the photos could be detained to break by in munich stranglehold on german football. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program it was an election dominated by one issue by saying economic crisis and now voters in argentina have spoken electing center left challenger alberto sonando as as the country's next president the 1st official results show fernandez with over 47 percent of the votes more than he needs for an outright victory over incumbent receiver machre

russia is a likely to be short lived president elect alberto fernandez now asked to pull the country back from the brink of default also on the program. brussels grounds for your carry on another postponement of its departure from the european union this time to the 31st of january prime minister boris johnson once emptied to pack and december elections after they refused to support his practice to. us this is overslept i went back out baghdad his hideout the recess and asked dispose of the remains of the leader of so-called islamic states after he died you know we can write. i'm phil gale welcome to the program. the left has returned to power in argentina after 4 years opposition campaign was dominated by the country's severe economic crisis and president elect alberto fan i'm just now faces the tricky task of reducing a growing mountain of debt and dodging yet another damaging default. celebrations in the streets acquaintance id's happiness and hope sweep over crowds supporting the victorian vision of political outsider back to fernandez. the people are waking up we can't stand the

sideways happiness and hope sweep over crowds supporting the victory in vision a political outsider alberto fernandez but that was sunday night post-election monday the country's central bank has been the brakes on optimism by limiting the amount of dollars arjan times can exchange. effective today we have reduced to $200.00 u.s. dollars monthly. the maximum amount that can be purchased by individuals with prior authorization from the central bank i know that this measure even being a temporary one is very strict and it impacts a lot of people. the goal is protecting the peso it tumbles sharply in august when now president elect bernanke has to be present in resale mockery in the primaries fears over a ruling center left government prompted people to sell off their pesos tremendous address those concerns election night that is where your we are of course going to work together as closely as possible. because the only thing that will concern us is stopping the suffering of argentinians once and for all but the morning after brings mixed reactions. that the truth is that i am very happy with the change

alberto fernÁndez como tambiÉn descienda mayorÍa de las encuestas previas no se sabe si se llegara a cuentas preliminares. han emitido un fallo el dÍa de hoy obligando a que una vez que se llegue al 10% de las tres principales provincias o estados de este paÍs que buenos aires, cÓrdoba y santa fe se divulga bien los datos que marcarÍan una tendencia tercera una muy larga jornada y una larga noche hasta tener resultados de vamos a seguir pendientes, regresamos a estudios. >> en uruguay celebra las elecciones mÁs reÑidas de los Últimos 30 aÑos. deben elegir un nuevo presidente de la repÚblica. en la reÑida contienda participan 11 partidos cuatro de los cuales podrÍan llevarse la mayoría de los votos. los dos favoritos a ganar la presidencia son misla calle del partido nazi y daniel martÍnez del gobernante-- >> en bogotÁ se eligiÓ a claudia lÓpez quien se convierte la primera mujer para identificarlo. >> marcharon en barcelona por los movimientos separatistas. los catalanes. >> en hong kong, mundo vimos enfrentamiento. cientos de personas chocaron con la polÍtica kia, primero fue una es

in argentina, alberto fernandez will be the next president. he won 48% of the vote, enough to avoid a runoff. but the outcome was tighter than expected and the party of a reseal macri there better than forecast. meanwhile, argentina is slashing the amount of u.s. dollars its citizens may buy. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it is 1:00 in new york, 5:00 in london, 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories we are following. extension granted. the eu agreed to a three-month delay for brexit until january 31, removing the scenario of a new deal split thursday. speaking of halloween, fangs will be sinking their teeth into markets this week. alphabet, facebook, and apple will report. and bring on the bling. buy is offering to tiffany's, the iconic new york jewelers, for $14.5 billion. let's get to abigail doolit

en argentina el paÍs cuenta con nuevo presidente electo y es el candidato de centroizquierda alberto fernÁndeza elegida como alcaldesa de bogotÁ, colombia. lÓpez fue senadora del partido verde y candidata a la vicepresidencia de la repÚblica del paÍs suramericano. ademÁs, de ser la primera mujer que ocupara el cargo tambiÉn es la primera que es abiertamente gay. lÓpez se destacÓ por abanderar su lucha contra la corrupciÓn y hay que destacar que con casi todos los votos escrutados tiene mÁs del 35% del apoyo de quienes salieron a las urnas y como colombiana el puesto de alcaldesa de bogotÁ serÍa el segundo mÁs importante luego del del presidente. -- de el del presidente. carolina: ella dice que la gente de bogotÁ votÓ para dejar de lado el machismo y el fascismo. mÁs adelante un hombre se gana la loterÍa camino a su Último si está inscrito en medicare, recuerde que... el período para elegir su cobertura de medicare termina el 7 de diciembre. así que llame a unitedhealthcare y aproveche un amplia variedad de plane.. incluido un plan aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su

already indicated that alberto fernandez would win these elections the fact that the peso didn't plummet this morning though has mostly to do with extreme currency controls that were imposed by the central bank last night argentineans will now only be able to withdraw $200.00 u.s. dollars per month until the end of the year that limit until last friday was at $10000.00 so while these measures may be able to keep markets at bay it has caused uncertainty here among argentinians the black market value of the dollar has skyrocketed and many people don't know what these measures will do to their savings abroad and to their ability to travel and i've talked to some people here and they've told me that this is exactly the kind of measures that they're criticizing that they're wary off the fact that that the country is only taking measures to calm down market or support not to calm down people here on the street now we heard in the report very conciliatory noises from both sides how much cooperation could all burthen on this really expect as effectively tries to undo brazil makris policies as it

alberto fernandez is a centre—left politician who was until recently relatively unknown. s. the voters worry with cristina as vice president there will be a return populist policies that many fear are to blame for the economic crisis in the first place. judging by the celebrations on the streets there is plenty of hope that the next four years will be different to what has gone before. this was a vote against austerity, a vote against the economic crisis that hit millions of argentinians hard. alberto fernandez has a toughjob on his hands, not just satisfying those who wanted a return to old politics but convincing his critics that he can the country forward. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news... the eu agrees to britain's request to delay brexit until the 31st of january — meaning the uk won't leave as planned on thursday. here mps prepare to vote this afternoon on whether to back a december election maurice robinson — a lorry driverfrom county armagh — has appeared in court, charged with manslaughter, money laundering and pe

oh voters in argentina have elected a new leader president has conceded defeat alberto fernandez his deputy is the former president cristina kirchner who is facing a corruption trial both now face the challenge of solving argentina's latest financial crisis and potential bankruptcy chris about reports of. a party. to celebrate the victory but at the bottom on this and the defeat of precedent. for us and leonsis she's proud of the result too good to let that be a productive d.c. associates all my life i've been fighting for social justice and the past 4 years have been torture for me seeing how the economic situation deteriorated because of mccrery now i can be proud of being argentinian again. people here are celebrating the comeback of that they are nice today say that people are already who they hope will help argentina cope with what's coming next to that difficult economic situation with a 55 percent inflation rate and the possibility offered the folks in the foreign debt. a lot of the fundamentalists was chief of staff to former president. he's running mate to time pressing cris

has conceded defeat to the center left candidate alberto fernandez who won more than 47 percent of the vote his deputy will be christina curch a former president who is facing corruption allegations her husband was also president and fernandez served as his chief of staff to raise about reports from buenos iris by. a party when a site is to celebrate the victory of iraq at the for the man base and the defeat of precedent by. the same duty on says she's proud of the results booted out here but i thought this s.o.c. had saved us all my life i've been fighting for social justice and the past 4 years have been torture for me seeing how the economic situation deteriorated because of mccray now i can be proud of being argentinian again. by my people here are celebrating the kind that of their parents largely i would very sad that people are fighting who they hope will help argentina cope with what coming next to that difficult economic situation with a 55 percent inflation rate and the possibility of a the 4th in the foreign debt. i would have preferred a man this was chief of staff to forme

estos momentos, se realiza un debate presidencial donde precisamente macri enfrenta a su rival alberto fernÁndezrantes cubanos decidieron iniciar una huelga de hambre como una medida de protesta por las condiciones y detenciÓn prolongada en el centro de procesamiento de ice en otero. uno de ellos es guillermo peÑas de 26 aÑos y en denuncia el supuesto maltrato que recibe en dicho lugar,, en el cual ha estado detenido por siete meses y lleva mÁs de cinco dÍas sin comer. >> yo llevo siete dÍas sin comer. me han dicho que yo no tengo derechos. stephanie: huyÓ de su paÍs de origen y vino a los estados unidos en boca da asilo polÍtico, pero hasta hoy se la negado su libertad con fianza. >> hace como cinco o seis dÍas. [ininteligible] stephanie es tanta la desesperaciÓn que hace un par de dÍas se dio a conocer que los migrantes cubanos de 29 y 28 aÑos intentaron quitarse la vida para llamar la atenciÓn de las autoridades federales en cuanto a su caso. mediante un comunicado, la agencia ahÍ informÓ que durante el fin de semana del 12 decubre los detenidos de cuba en el centro de procesamiento del conda