please join me in welcoming, jane ferguson. [applause] >> on the day russian soldiers poured across the border into ukraine, supreme court judge, was at work in his office in keefe. he restaurant his apartment where his wife and two small children were watching the news. they packed their bags, got into his car, and drove to the border. then i thousands of others, he kissed them goodbye and came straight back. in the coming weeks and months, as russian troops and armor back by airplanes and missiles poured into ukraine, millions of everyday citizens across the country faced down their aggressors. in any war, it is the civilians who suffer the most. many would die in rates, others were tortured, separated from their families. thousands were forced on foot trim ring over broken bruises -- broken bridges and snow. elderly, many unable to see, shivered in basements as their apartment buildings were attacked by airstrikes and missiles. russian soldiers went door-to-door for the men, tying their hands and executing them in the street

please join me in welcoming, jane ferguson.plause] >> on the day russian soldiers poured across the border into ukraine, supreme court judge, was at work in his office in keefe. he restaurant his apartment where his wife and two small children were watching the news. they packed their bags, got into his car, and drove to the border. then i thousands of others, he kissed them goodbye and came straight back. in the coming weeks and months, as russian troops and armor back by airplanes and missiles poured into ukraine, millions of everyday citizens across the country faced down their aggressors. in any war, it is the civilians who suffer the most. many would die in rates, others were tortured, separated from their families. thousands were forced on foot trim ring over broken bruises -- broken bridges and snow. elderly, many unable to see, shivered in basements as their apartment buildings were attacked by airstrikes and missiles. russian soldiers went door-to-door for the men, tying their hands and executing them in the streets. w

please join me in welcoming, jane ferguson.applause] >> on the day russian soldiers poured across the border into ukraine, supreme court judge, was at work in his office in keefe. he restaurant his apartment where his wife and two small children were watching the news. they packed their bags, got into his car, and drove to the border. then i thousands of others, he kissed them goodbye and came straight back. in the coming weeks and months, as russian troops and armor back by airplanes and missiles poured into ukraine, millions of everyday citizens across the country faced down their aggressors. in any war, it is the civilians who suffer the most. many would die in rates, others were tortured, separated from their families. thousands were forced on foot trim ring over broken bruises -- broken bridges and snow. elderly, many unable to see, shivered in basements as their apartment buildings were attacked by airstrikes and missiles. russian soldiers went door-to-door for the men, tying their hands and executing them in the streets.

jane ferguson has our report. was as close to a concession speech as brazil was going to get. in his first appearance since losing the bitterly fought election nearly two days ago, brazil's soon-to-be former president jair bolsonaro struck a proud and defiant tone, emphasizing his party's gains in congress. pres. bolsonaro: our robust representation in congress shows the strength of our values -- god, homeland, family, and freedom. we have created many leaders throughout brazil. our dreams continue more alive than ever. we stand with order and progress. i have always been labeled as anti-democratic, and, different from my accusers, i have always played within the limits of the constitution. while president of the republic, this citizen, i will continue to follow all commandments of our constitution. jane: bolsonaro, a close ally of former president donald trump, shocked many with his silence after the race was called for his leftist opponent, luiz inacio lula da silva, known as "lula." but in bolsonaro's 44-hour a

producer charles lyons in rio, and in partnership with the pulitzer center, special correspondent jane fergusonom the beaches of rio de janeiro, to sao paulo's bustling streets and all across brazil, the people have spoken. [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 brazi