why did bolsonaro do that?does not make any sense for bolsonaro to be oppos to these vaccines, given especially the death toll in brazil, second only to the u.s. -- over 160,000 people have died no of covid. >> yes, exactly. scientistsvery good that have a lot of experience with mass vaccination. but that is all the -- the bolsonaro position is based on , and ignoringcism science. that is similar to trump as well. they both have promoted drugs that have no evidence of being effective for the treatment of coronavirus. the resilntg society at risk because even ignoring the effects of a vaccine is something very extreme. and that is the result, of course, of the influence of the evangelical movement in his government. so this is not based on science. it is just based on far-right ideology. nermeen: could you say a little more about the relationship --,,en trump and bolsonaro not only has bolsonaro not congratulated biden, but his son eduardo bolsonaro wore a hat with the logo "trump 2020" leading up to the electio

what can and should biden do about bolsonaro? is a legitimate argument to be made that without trump coming to power, the premature political behavior, populism, that bolsonaro may not have ever won the election in brazil. may, it was not terribly complicated between trump and bolsonaro. over presidentd trump, and trump gave him permission to do what he wanted. bolsonaro can do what he wants with amazon, pretty much anything, say what he wants to say about minorities in his country, etc., and trump does not care. in fact, probably cheers it on. but that is not the case anymore. it is clear that they have to work out a relationship. it is clear that they will. the problem is that bolsonaro has not recognized biden yet. the problem is he haswhipped up his base, they buy into the trump narrative of the election and politics. so now to a certain extent bolsonaro has to walk back what think got his base to because he has to realize that there is a relationship it has to be developed. while there will be themes heard throughout -- demo

. —— jibe bolsonaro. are only there because trump was there. ——jibe bolsonaro.lsonaro. ithink the gas goes out of the balloon as far as they are concerned. i think britain is entirely in a different position. but the johnson britain is entirely in a different position. but thejohnson government is going to have to find a way of coming to terms with the biden government, a very different government, a very different government from the one it has been used to. john simpson talking to my colleague earlier. they‘re still counting the votes in philadelphia in pennsylvania, wherejoe biden is in the lead over president trump by more than 28,000 votes. we have been saying that for four days. let‘s hope somebody has organised the philadelphia stakes, because they need the cheese in the beef to keep the energy levels up in this horrendous process of counting every vote. not just this horrendous process of counting every vote. notjust counting every vote, but in some cases, re—counting votes a nd vote, but in some cases, re—counting votes and dealing with disputes over th

i do not think that bolsonaro would be confident to run this country.ealize that i to believe him. reporter: as election date nears and the town gets ready to vote, many wonder if these elections will be a barometer for bolsonaro's popularity. how long will trump and his acolytes remain in favor. laura: notable news from britain today. thenited kingdom, dominic cummings, a top adviser to the prime minister has left 10 downing street with immediate effect after saying yesterday that he would be gone by christmas. he is a controversial figure in politics. he was in favor of brexit. he became the prime minister senior advisor in 2019. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program. loss and grief in the disputed region following six weeks of fighting in nagorno-karabakh. it's hong kong pro-democracy lawmakers resigned. we were told that the bbc hug congress would continue to fight. >> this is my resume. i was rather curt. i said i decided to resign. we can't state any fight in the space and we cannot expect to million people to

you know, bolsonaro is still in place.be behind in the polls here, but, you know, he's years away from an election. yes, and ned temko, it's really important to say that trump is still full of energy, he is campaigning in a number of states this weekend. we should not dismiss his chances of getting a second term. what do you think that the potential high turnout does to the balance of the votes? well, all the indications so far from the information we have about the early voters is that a disproportionate number of those are drawn from first—time voters, a lot of them are young, so at least past experience suggests they're more likely to lean democratic. it's going to come down, quite frankly, to these three states that trump flipped in 2016, and that's michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, because if biden was leading in all three — with the caveat that the polls could be wrong, of course — if biden retains those for the democrats, the fact is he will be the next president of the united states. jeffrey kofman, what do you

trump goes, does it change the way the style of leadership, not only for boris johnson about for bolsonarolitics? i think the key to that kind of populist government will have vanished. i think every populist, i'm not really including borisjohnson in this because i don't think he is entirely a populist, but people like bolsonaro, for instance, they are only there because trump was there. with trump gone, i think the gas goes out of the building as far as they are concerned. britain is entirely in a different position, but thejohnson government is going to have to find a way of coming to terms with the biden government, a very different government from the one it has been used to. china, a lot of questions whether biden will take a gentler sta nce whether biden will take a gentler stance towards china, but the democrats have got major concerns on that front? biden has said he will not be soft on china and i don't see how he could be. i think in that respect, donald trump has kind of establish new sets of goalposts, and i think it would be impossible for joe biden to go back to a gentler, ea

flavio bolsonaro denies wrongdoing.ere a new four—week lockdown has begun in england, with people told to stay at home and non—essential shops, pubs and gyms ordered to close. there are strict new rules on mixing with other households too, and the police are warning there will be tough action against anyone who breaks the rules. anna 0'neill reports. it lights out the black pool, no more visitors to the famous eliminations for now. this is a town was already under england's highest year of restrictions, but now the plug has been pulled on virtually all entertainment. 0ver has been pulled on virtually all entertainment. over in hole last night, people made the most of their last evening of freedom —— in hull. most of their last evening of freedom -- in hull. this might be the last time until christmas. we just had our anniversary. and there was also anniversary. and there was also a celebratory atmosphere in london's soho. it kinda feels like new year's eve, it's got that kind of new year's eve, christmas eve atmosphere

bolsonaro inof brazil, others.he conclusion that we came to in this past election is, even though president trump lost, he saw a massive increase in his votes, and his formula remains very powerful. with that in mind, other imitators, other challenger parties around the world, could look to reproduce this, cobbled together opposition parties that seek to challenge the status quote. the difference here would be, unlike in the u.s., where we have rule of law, institute -- independent institutions -- very much under pressure, i should hasten to add -- in other countries, they may not be so robust. as long as president trump has shown he has a formula for one avenue of success, we should expect to see it elsewhere. vonnie: there is that but also the idea that if it goes out of fashion here in the united states, perhaps it will not be as popular elsewhere. bolsonaro looking a little bit like an orphan these days. tina: the fact that trump has managed to actually obtain more presidential vote then when he was first elect

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the charges stem from flÁvio bolsonaro's time as a congressman prior to his father's election.lavio is now a senator in brazil. the imprisoned saudi activist loujain al-hathloul has begun her 12th day on a hunger strike. on thursday, a u.n. committee expressed alarm over her physical and mental health and well-being and called on the saudi king to release her. al-hathloul was arrested in may 2018 after leading a movement to lift a ban on women drivers and to overhaul the male guardianship system in saudi arabia. the state department has informed congress of plans to sell 18 armed drones to the united arab emirates. the trump administration recently eased restrictions on exporting armed drones to ales. this comes despite a warning earlier this year from the united nations that the world is entering a dangerous "second drone age" as more nations obtain armed drones that can be used for targeted killings outside of war zones. and in labor news, dairy workers in washington state won a major victory thursday when the state supreme court ruled they are entitled to overtime pay if the

as of this morning we have not heard any congratulations from vladimir putin or from bolsonaro from brazil. that silence speaking volumes. >> we know that all too well with the current president thank you, sarah. >>> alex trebek, one of tv's most enduring personalities and the beloved host of jeopardy has died trebek passed on sunday after a battle with pancreatic cancer. he was 80 years old. jeopardy's twitter account confirmed the news saying he was surrounded by friends and family as he died at home in the early morning. former jeopardy champions tweeted. jennings wrote in part, alex wasn't just the best ever at what he did, he was also a lovely and deeply decent man and holetower wrote in part you will never be replaced in our hearts, alex jeopardy will continue to air episodes hosted by trebek through december here's a look back. >> this is jeopardy. >> reporter: for more than three decades alex trebek had the actors. >> don't talk to strangers. >> and the questions >> it's part of a whale's tale. >> the proud host of jeopardy, the nation's favorite quiz show. >> as i like to say, we

destruction of the world's largest rainforest has increased sharply since the brazilian presidentjair bolsonaro he has encouraged new agricultural, logging and mining activities in the amazon. he insists that the region needs to be developed. let's just take a look at some spectacular aerial shots of diwali festivals from uttar pradesh in india. diwali, popularly known as the festival of lights, is normally celebrated with parties, gifts and religious ceremonies. but with many places of worship closed and restrictions in place, traditional celebrations aren't possible this year. but here you can you see the festivities have continued outdoors with a fantastic array of colour. you are watching bbc news. back now to those comments of president trump, where he came close to admitting he's leaving the white house next year. rick gates was deputy chairman of donald trump's 2016 campaign. you may recall he was sentenced to 36 months of probation, and his as—dayjail sentence was suspended because of covid. he assisted the mueller investigation. mr gates, great to see you. why is it so hard for mr trum

—— jair bolsonaro in brazil. what do you think will be the biggest impact of a new president?ue of trump leaving the iran nuclear programme, i wonder if biden will get back into that? and climate change, what everyone is trying to do except the president of brazil. what about brexit, is it better or worse for us overall? difficult, but wrecks it is difficult! i am not sure the uk government has a solution to the irish border. —— brexit is difficult. john, how momentous does it feel if there is a change? absolutely huge, and a total reversal of four years of world history. john simpson, one when maddox and michael goldfarb, many thanks for your time on dateline london amid these tumultuous but still moving events. nothing confirmed from the us as yet. shaun ley is here next week, we might have a confirmed answer by then. thanks for watching, goodbye for now. so we had a little mist and fog around this morning, but by now most of it should have cleared away, and we've got a fine day on the way with plenty of sunshine. it's also relatively mild, but tomorrow, a very different sto

what will be the approach of the united states to jair bolsonaro in brazil?ime, let's bring in bronwen. what do you think will be the biggest impact of a new president? climate change and the deal with iran. the damaging issue of trump leaving the iran nuclear programme, i wonder if biden will get back into that? and climate change, will clearly help everyone trying to do what countries do, except the president of brazil. what about brexit, is it better or worse for us overall? difficult, but brexit is always difficult! i am not sure the uk government has a solution it'll increase the stakes to get it sorted. john, big weekend — how momentous does it feel if there is a change? absolutely huge, and a total reversal of four years of world history. john simpson, bronwen maddox and michael goldfarb, many thanks for your time on dateline london amid these tumultuous but still moving events. nothing fully confirmed from the us as yet. shaun ley is here with much more next week, we might have a confirmed answer by then. thanks so much for watching, bye—bye for now.

guys, we have not heard from jair bolsonaro of brazil or vladimir putin of russia guys >> definitely wanting to hear from them. all right. sarah, thank you. >>> health officials are warning against a holiday season filled with hospitalizations and deaths after a wave of record-breaking covid cases have hammered the country. in just ten days we've gone from 9 million infections to over 10 million. when this outbreak first began it took three months for us to reach that many positive cases and things are very critical in texas. the lone start state has now become the first to reach over 1 million infections cases are exploding in harris, dallas and el paso counties. >>> the defense department is deploying medical teams to el paso to help contain the surge officials have had to double the morgue capacity with several mobile units to handle the surges in death. and one of america's most vulnerable groups, senior citizens, now affected in 20 hard-hit states. nursing home cases surging up to 400% that's according to a report in the associated press they also found that weekly infections qu

destruction of the world's largest rainforest has increased sharply since the brazilian presidentjair bolsonaroan as their general manager, the first female to hold the post in the history of the sport. kim ang has 30 years of experience in the major leagues, after breaking into baseball as an intern. she said it seemed unlikely when she started out that a woman would ever lead a major league team. let's discuss this with emma baccellieri, a staff writer at sports illustrated, who's been writing about it. i grew igrew up i grew up watching baseball, old school managers chewing tobacco, what does kim ang's appointment mean for baseball and more widely for professional sport in america? it is used, she is the first woman not only to have this role in baseball but in any of the major north american sports, it has been achieved in basketball, hockey, football, so basketball, hockey, football, so for her to break through in a field that has been traditionally so masculine as you said, notjust filled with men but very traditionally macho man, it shows how far the sport has come in the last couple of

destruction of the world's largest rainforest has increased sharply since the brazilian president, jair bolsonaros have ordered the immediate evacuation of coastal areas which are expected to be hit by a hurricane late on sunday. it is forecast to make landfall in central america as a category one hurricane. the area is still recovering from the damage caused two weeks ago by hurrica eta, which killed about two hundred people across the region. italy has added more regions to its coronavirus red—zones with campania and tuscany being placed under the country's strictest lockdown measures from sunday. it comes as it registered a record number of daily cases, health authorities now growing increasingly concerned. tanya dendrinos has this report. it was the european epicentre at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, now cases are soaring once again. more than 40,000 new coronavirus infections were recorded in italy on friday. the death toll now at a devastating a4,000. we have been starting for four cases here in lombardy in august and now we have more than 800 icu beds occupied by covid positiv

destruction of the world's largest rainforest has increased sharply since the brazilian presidentjair bolsonaroes in honduras have ordered the immediate evacuation of coastal areas which are expected to be hit by a hurricane late on sunday. it is forecast to make landfall in central america as a category one hurricane. the area is still recovering from the damage caused two weeks ago by hurricane eta, which killed about 200 people across the region. a russian cargo plane had to make an emergency landing in novosibirsk, siberia on friday. according to a report by the russian investigative committee, who published the footage of the landing, none of 1a people onboard were injured. however, the aircraft was heavily damaged. california has become the second us state after texas to hit one million covid cases as regions across the country continue to face growing outbreaks. the united states has reported another record high of over 150,000 new cases in a 24—hour period, as well as 919 deaths. california now has a viral caseload that surpass several countries, including mexico and germany. let's spea

it blamed the policies of president bolsonaro.johnny depp, says he has been asked to resign from the latest fantastic beasts film after losing a libel case over a newspaper article, which called him a wife beater. warner brothers thanked depp for his work so far, but said the role of the dark wizard, gellert grindelwald, would now be re—cast. you're watching bbc news. i'm geeta guru—murthy, thanks very much for being with us. high street chains, edinburgh woollen mill and ponden home, have been placed into administration — putting thousands ofjobs at risk. more than 860 workers have already been made redundant at the clothing and homeware stores. the chain's owner is still trying to strike rescue deals to save its other businesses. our business correspondent, emma simpson, reports. edinburgh woollen mill — a business that relied on older shoppers and tourists, but they have stayed away from the high street during the pandemic, and the business has been head measuring sales. it's proved too much. before the pandemic, the chain had

borisjohnson in the uk, jair bolsonaro donald trump.e bit more scepticism or anticipation, certainly figuring out how their governments are going to reposition themselves then you have some european countries, for example, germany, which is kind of been frozen out of washington power circles over the last four years because donald trump did not particularly get on with angela merkel. he is not much of and atla nta's merkel. he is not much of and atlanta's list, merkel. he is not much of and atla nta's list, so merkel. he is not much of and atlanta's list, so i think those countries will certainly enjoy a moment of resurgence here in washington. let's get more international reaction, which has been coming in all day. from the uk prime minster boris johnson, been coming in all day. from the uk prime minster borisjohnson, for example. he has tweeted his congratulations. he went on to say... the irish taoiseach michael martin tweeted. .. joe biden has irish roots, of course, which he takes seriously and is very proud of, so a good relations

i don't think anyone is surprised by bolsonaro, he was all-in with trump, and he modeled his campaigna little bit of a different story. he said he's acknowledged it, but he's going to wait. biden has talked tough on china, and it's not clear it will be a full reversal or reset of trump's policies towards china. that will be a tough navigation for biden. and two countries hoping there will be a real reset, iran, the president came out and wasted no time congratulating biden. and then ukraine, it's been the center of so many trump controversies in the last couple of years. and the resounding message this week, they do not want to be a pawn in partisan battles. and just this week, the ukrainian police closed a probe against joe biden, seeming to draw a line under that era. >> molly, thank you. appreciate it. >>> up next, an update on the election results. but first, an election update on another time. the election week outfit of steve kornacki draw a lot of attention online, especially the khaki pants. the gap reporting a dramatic increase in web traffic. they tell nbc news, within a day

bolsonaro himself contracted coronavirus in july but repeatedly downplayed its threat insisting unemployment lockdowns can do more damage than the virus itself. the number of daily cases has declined in the last couple of months but brazil is still the second highest country with number of deaths worldwide, more than 162,000 and it has the third highest number of cases, nearly 5.7 million. >> thanks for sharing your time. hope to see you back tomorrow. don't go anywhere. brianna keilar picks up our coverage have a good day. >> hi there, i'm brianna keilar and want to welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. as the nation sees one of its darkest days in the pandemic, another crisis brewing in the nation's capital. president trump still has not accepted his loss for president-elect joe biden and his administration is refusing to start the transition process needed to keep the government going and keep americans safe. his actions are causing alarm and panic at the pentagon. firing top national security officials including defense secretary mark esper and replacing them with tr

election results in the country's main cities show candidates backed by far-right president jair bolsonarohave lost across the board. among the victories is the election of monica benicio to the rio de janeiro city council. benicio is the widow of marielle franco, a vocal black, lgbtq rights activist, longtime critic of police brutality. while in office, franco was the only black woman in rio's city council. she was assassinated in 2018. her murder remains unsolved. back in the united states, nearly 93,000 claims of sexual abuse have been filed against the boy scouts of america. monday was the deadline for victims to submit claims against the now bankrupt organization. andrew van arsdale, a lawyer with the group abused in scouting, said sexual abuse was an "unspoken norm" within the scouts. "the new york times" reports most serious conduct charges against new york city police officers were met with lenient punishments as a department constantly ignored or downplayed the need for stricter response. of nearly 7000 misconduct charges against officers, the department overruled harsher punishme

it includes vladimir putin, it includes bolsonaro of brazil, xi jinping and manuel of mexico. >> these are three authoritarians who benefited from dealing with president trump who said he respected their power and their authority and who rarely got in their way on issues of human rights or questions of whether or not they were abiding by international law. the president only really turned on china after the crisis of the virus began and he, of course, was blaming china for it. i think they're stuck right now. putin recognizes that president biden is coming after him. president-elect biden has said in a statement to me for a story earlier this week that he was pretty clear what he was planning to go do in dealing with russia far more harshly than president trump ever has. i think the chinese are trying to figure it out at this moment, john, because we recognize that donald trump was the man who was mostly interested in cutting deals and i'm not sure that that's going to be biden's initial reaction. at the same time president biden is going to have to figure out hard issues with them ear

brazil's president jair bolsonaro -- a major trump ally -- has remained silent on biden's victory. so have mexican president andrÉs manuel lopez obrador, chinese president xi jinping, and russian president vladimir putin. iran's president hassan rouhani celebrated trump's loss, saying the next u.s. administration had an opportunity to "make up for past mistakes" -- a reference to president trump's unilateral withdrawal from the 2015 iran nuclear deal. president-elect biden unveiled his coronavirus taskforce this morning, which will be chaired by former surgeon general vivek murthy and former food and drug administration commissioner dr. david kessler. it also includes former top government vaccine specialist dr. rick bright, who resigned his post at the national institutes of health after blowing the whistle on what he called trump's reckless and deadly misinformation on coronavirus. he was fced out of the trump administrati. biden said his pandemic plan will be "built on a bedrock of science." this comes as coronavirus cases continue to surge here in the u.s., as the total number

latin american populis andres manuel lopez obrador in mexico, and jair bolsonaro brazil, as well as northim jong un, russian president vladimir putin, and chinese president xi jinping. in china, a cautious response and low expectations, as special correspondent patrick fok reports. reporter: burnished autumn leaves are a sign of changing times in beijing. but as the u.s. prepares for a new era of leadership under joe biden, people here are sure about one thing -- there'll be no seasonal shift in relations between china and america. beijing's yet to acknowledge joe biden's victory. but there has been a change in tone from chinese media. the state-run "global times" offered this view on wednesday, saying the president-elect would be more cooperative. what we've been mainly seeing here in the press over the past few days is a focus on a chaotic situation in the u.s., and i have a copy of "global times" from earlier this week with one article titled "analysts predict final madness in u.s.-china policy in less days of trump presidency." nick:hat was patrick fok in beijing. for more on the reac

brazil is going to have trouble with bolsonaro. erdogan is probably going to be there for life.ve until he wants to leave. the idea on american, givenwvn) way donald trump cheated, perverted everything from the post office to the department of justice, to basically turning the republicans in congress into his own personal wing of power and abuse, the fact that we were able to remove somebody like that through the peaceful process of voting is miraculous. that is -- >> wow. >> -- historic on so manyapr @&% different levels. >> yeah. >> and people were out there because we have liberated ourselves without having to shoot anybody. and that's pretty amazing for american history. >> well, when you put it that way it's likeiy7t a riddle. what's the last time that someone who was holding onto an authoritarian-type goal,qáher achieved it or not, actually was thrown out by a democratic process? io%añ guess you'd have to go ba< to, like, chile,omç5 they had a campaign, they actually had a vote, he actually lost the vote and it was like a thing, but to your point here, it's not my job to t

jair bolsonaro subbed the trump of south america stayed silent as has russian president vladimir putin and the crown prince of saudi arabia and meanwhile the president of mexico says he won't congratulate joe biden until president trump's legal challenges are resolved, dan. >> julia macfarlane, thank you very much. >>> kamala harris and her path to history as the first woman and first woman of color elected to the nation's second highest office. that story coming up. >>> and the new white house spouses. jill biden in line to become the first lady, and douglas emhoff who stands to become america's first second gentleman. >>> the president-elect's immediate priorities, a plan to fight coronavirus and a lot more. we'll speak with one of the biden campaign's co-chairs still ahead. >>> "good morning america" sponsored by hess toy truck. ss toy truck. ss toy truck. ss toy truck. okay, so, magnificent mile for me! i thought i was managing... ...my moderate to severe crohn's disease. until i realized... ...something was missing...me. you okay, sis? my symptoms were keeping me... ...from really

la salida del gobernador de sao paulo, porque ha provocado resistencia por parte del presidente bolsonaroieron la vida y mil resultaron heridas seguimos con mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa" pasamos con francisco y un festejo virtual en este dÍa de muertos. >>> sÍ nicole nosotros seguimos celebrando el dÍa de muertos aÁa en "un nuevo dÍa" y estoy al lado de nuestro altar precisamente quiero poner a mis abuelitas mamÁ tay y mama alicia ahÍ estÁn ellas y vamos a hablar como es la tradiciÓn en chicago ellos celebran con altares en sus tiendas y la pandemia lo cambiÓ todo y liliana estÁ en la ciudad de los vientos con nuevos detalles muy buenos dÍas liliana >>> hola buenos dÍas a ti en chicago se celebra por todo lo alto el de los muertos, sin embargo este aÑo ha sido un poco distinto el festejo porque muchas organizaciones se han tenido que reinventar y celebrarlo virtualmente >>> por 15 aÑos este lugar celebraron el dÍa de muertos donde comerciantes de la calle 26 colocan sus altares en sus tiendas pero este aÑo la colorida celebraciÓn se tuvo que festejar virtualmente para respetar las reglas del dist

homofóbica hablando de la pandemia tras afirmar que la crisis por el covid-19 se ha exagerado, jair bolsonarorarse el 6 de diciembre, lópez habló en exclusiva con telemundo y carlos m. nos trae esta entrevista . >>> tras las dos primeras semanas disfrutando de libertad en madrid el opositor venezolano leopoldo lópez no ha dado ninguna validez a los comicios legislativos convocados por el presidente nicolás maduro. >>> está trabajando en cuando hacer el formato dentro de nuestra constitución que va permitir que se dé una prolongación del mandato la asamblea nacional >>> en cuanto al presidente donald trump, lo que no tiene dudas sobre el camino que tomará joe biden en cuanto a venezuela >>> no tengo ninguna duda que los demócratas al igual que los republicanos continuarán apoyando la causa por la libertad de venezuela. >>> lópez no descarta la intervención de terceros países, algo que asegura que tiene precedentes >>> no descartó que se pueda dar alguna articulación entre venezolanos con algunos países llevado el escenario para poder lograr un cambio político en venezuela >>> en esa transición