i am gabriel elizondo, in a city that is very much divided just like the rest of the country. ♪ ♪ >>>dn'egypt's presidentd that they are facing terrorists. no one has taken responsibility for friday's attack that killed 31 soldiers. it was the deadliest attack on the egyptian military any years. now a report. >> reporter: laid to rest with full military honor. these soldiers were killed in one of the worst attacks against the egypt arm. a car bombing followed by gunfire on another post year the egyptian border with israel. president sisi has declared a three-month emergency. he says the fight against terrorism won't be over soon. >> translator: i am addressing all egyptians, be vigilant. a plot is being woven against all of us. all that is happening has been expected and we have raised these issues before. we and all egyptians must join force to his address this challenge. many have fallen and many are expected to fall. it is a huge war. egypt is facing a huge war. >> reporter: there have been a number of attacks in the sinai in recent months, despite military operations against armed

gabrielle elizondo joins us from th brazil. >> it's it is a historic day in brazil. they're breathing a huge sigh of relief that she was able to eke out this very narrow victory. now the opposition party here in brazil, they're clearly very disappointed. they came so close but they were not able to convince a nature margin of enough brazilians that he would be the right path for change. now dilma rousseff will have another four years. i can tell you that the international financial markets are not viewing her election positively. stock is down 12% today, and the sao paolo stock exchange, the biggest in south america, is down four points today. lots of challenges. i want to bring in a political analyst, tell me, first, what's going on with the markets and their reaction today to the re-election? >> the benchmark companies, many people are wondering about the second term. they are waiting for signals for them to say that the market can act more freely. >> now, she has to appoint a new finances minister as well. brazil's economy is based on agriculture and hopefully in

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