kimberly halkett has the latest. >> it was a decisive victory for ted cruz, and defeating frontrunner donald trump. it was a win cruz promised would change the course of the republican race for the white house. >> tonight was a bad night for hillary clinton. it was a bad night in the democratic primary, and it was an even worse night for her in the republican primary. [ cheering ] we're winning because we're uniting the republican party. >> the cruz campaign complains the victory will propel him and cause trump to fall short of the delegates needed to win the nomination before the july republican nomination. a convention that cruz hopes to become the nominee to take on frontrunner hillary clinton. but the past to her party's path to nomination has been difficult. bernie sanders won the contest in the midwestern state. >> with the victory in wisconsin we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses. [ cheering ] >> and we have won almost all of them with overwhelming landslide numbers. >> he said his grassroots support will propel him and help him to increase the delegate count

as a result, he can position himself as the democratic nominee. >> kimberly halkett, thanks kimberly. next, we're going to hear from one of the dozens of women freed from a sex trafficking ring. lust. >>> don't stop the music, why a lahor festival went lady in spite of a deadly bombing. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> welcome back and reminder of the top stories. greece has started sending refugees back to turkey following a controversial deal struck with the european union, the first arrivals were in the coastal town of dikile on monday morning. >>> panama papers, and at least 62 people have been killed in a series of attacks across iraq including ba basra baghdad and fallujah. >>> lebanese police say they have dismantled the largest of the country's sex rings, al jazeera jamalel shael reports from beirut. >> to protect her identity we cannot reveal her name. eve was forced to work as a prostitute. >> we were never allowed to sleep,

kimberly halkett, arizona. >> sri lanka may become the first country in the world to have complete 4g internet coverage. the it agency says using high altitude balloons is the key. fernandez has the details. >> reporter: showing off it's balloon in sri lanka, a team from google at a recent youth festival here displayed the technology it calls balloon network. >> sri lanka has about 15th of its population is already connected. thegoon balloons will have a 40 kimometer radius range. 13 will be needed to cover the island. sri lanka was among the first countries in south asia to use mobile phones, 3 and 4g network. the country has impressive internet bandwidth but the balloon network would mean the entire island would be covered. google says lower costs are the main advantage over current internet operations. the balloons can be very inexpensive. the plastic in the balloons are the same plastic you get when you get a shopping back at the store and a lot of the electronics in the alone are similar to those in a cell phone. the cell phone industry has helped bring the cost of the gps chip a

kimberly halkett, milwaukee. >> let's look at the race for the white house.illary clinton is in the lead. she has more than 120 o'dell gassed. bernie sanders on 1,25. they need 2,383 to wing the race. this doesn't include so-called super delegates. on the republican side, donald trump is ahead with 740 delegates. ted cruz on 514. the nominee there needs 1,237 to get the nomination. clyde wilcox is a professor of government at georgetown university. so as far as mr. trump is concerned, there are some things that even mr. trump cannot survive saying. >> you know, he had a series of miss statements about zenneder. he had a series of misstatements about abortion. wisconsin republicans care a lot about abortion. he looked like he had never thought about the issue last week. >> looking forward to what happens next, we have new york and wyoming. the republicans have this kind of cut and dry system but the democrats have like almost a proportionalt representation system. ask the that mean mr. sanders can do crucially? and can he do better than mrs. clinton. >> i has

. >>> kimberly halkett has the wraps from wisconsin. >> reporter: the path to the nomination has certainlyome more difficult for both the republican and democratic frontrunners, donald trump and hillary clinton. as a result of these victories in the wisconsin primary, ted cruz speaking to his supporters thanked them and said that he is now the one who can unify the republican party. speaking indirectly to the fact that donald trump that certainly gathered an awful lot of negative press which could have contributed to his significant loss here in this state. on the democratic side, bernie sanders also defying what he said were the media and polster expectations showing that he has the grassroots support he needs to win the democratic party nomination and now promising with a win in wisconsin as well as in previous states that he will go on to win even bigger states, allowing him to also find a pathway to the republican or rather democratic nomination. but still, the delegate math favors the frontrunners, donald trump and hillary clinton. at the same time, what we have seen is their momentum

. >> kimberly halkett, live in washington. thank you. >>> now brazil's president dilma rousseff is will find out if she's going to be facing impeachment proceedings as the house will vote on it on monday. the impeachment proceedings resumed on friday. she's facing a corruption scandal, cronyism and a deepening recession. her approving ratings have dipped to below 10% after first being elected in 2011. adam raney has been following developments for us. >> the commission for impeachment began holding talks on friday here at the national congress in brasilia, the final debate of this commission ahead of their decision which is going to be announced on monday. it's pretty clear what they're probably going to recommend. the most of the leaders made it clear that they're going to recommend that president dilma rousseff is impeached, but it does not necessarily mean that she will be, according to one of the most respected polling stations in brazil. 60% of the lower husband does support impeachment, but to impeach the president they

kimberly halkett has the latest. >> reporter: it was a decisive victory for ted cruz in wisconsin, defeatingd trump in the state's primary. it was a win cruz promised would change the course of the republican race for the white house. >> tonight was a bad night for hillary clinton. [ cheers ] >> it was a bad night in the democratic primary, and it was an even worse night for her in the republican primary. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are winning because we're uniting the republican party. >> reporter: the cruz campaign claims the latest win will propel him to win future state contests, and cause trump to fall short of the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination before the july republican convention. a convention where cruz hopes to become the party nominee. but the path to hillary clinton's presidential nomination has always become more complicated. bernie sanders was the winner of the democratic contest in the midwestern state. >> with our victory tonight in wisconsin, we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses and primaries. [ cheers and applause ] >>> and we have won al