luis ignacio lula da silva was beaten just —— celebration. va was beatenjust —— in prisonjust da silva was beatenjust —— in prison just three years ago so a comeback looked unlikely at that stage. he remains a popularfigure on the that stage. he remains a popular figure on the left, a time when brazil was really in the ascendancy the economy was booming, it was working itself onto the world stage, joined the 620, as part of the emerging nations, it had everything going for it at the time. much water under the bridge since then, of course, lula is back. the economy is struggling. what can lula to resolve those problems. they seem insurmountable. as you heard from his victory speech heard from his victory speech he does seem confident he can bring the nation together. at the same time he said he would reduce deforestation in the amazon to it is at near record levels underjair bolsonaro, to bring it to zero would be a huge, huge feet, but lula says he is up to the challenge. we're also showing huge crowds of supporters forjair bolsonaro, but as y

his rival luis, ignacio lula da silva, has broad based public support, despite having served jail time for money laundering and corruption. a conviction that was later unknown. his fans say that in his 2 terms, as president government policies lifted millions out of poverty lula has promised to increase public spending. if he wins, make the rich pay higher taxes and protect the amazon rain forest. in most polls, he has a comfortable lead in the run up to the election. but in a move reminiscent of former u. s. president and political allies, donald trump, bull scenario has suggested that the election will be fraudulent and that he may refuse to accept defeat. that could plunge brazil into full blown crisis. here's a reminder of the top new story. this are army officers in burkina, faso have announced the overthrow of military leader pull on read them me back in the 2nd qu, this here, they say they've suspended the constitution and dissolved the government a nightly curfew is now. in fact, watching dw steven beardsley will be here after a short break with dw business on popped off on in

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with nearly all votes counted left as challenger and former president luis. ignacio lula da silva is ahead of right wing incoming president. j bowles tomorrow, also coming up on the program. the 1st funerals are held in indonesia for victims of saturdays, riot, the sam p to the football stadium. this 425 people were killed after fans at the lose inside storm. the pitch and police responded with tear gas. ah ameren tilton. welcome to the program. brazil's presidential election will be settled in a 2nd round, run off, for no candidate took an absolute majority of votes on sunday. with nearly all the ballots counted former president louison osteo lula da silva. as 40 percent of the vote, while uncommon dire both narrow as 43 percent moderate, so morning to bed is trailing with 4 percent. a short while ago, lewis spoke to supporters in the commercial capital some palo. here's some of what he had to say. if i always believed that we would win these elections and what i can tell you is that we are going to win these elections. this is just extra time for us. earlier i asked our corresponde

lula da silva. a second vote is scheduled october 30 to's -- to sort it out. >> hands held high, chanting their former president's name, there was much love in the streets for luis ignacioa da silva. lula's hopes of winning in a single round were dashed, paving the way for a showoff with bolsonaro. victory on october 30 for the second round, they say, will be there's. >> we always believed we would win these elections. what i can tell you is that we are going to win these elections. this is just extra time for us. >> as ballots are being tallied, brazil's court announced lula had won over 48% of sunday's vote. nine other candidates h also been in the ruing. the close tie between the two came as a surprise. surveys had predicted that lula would have a commanding lead. for president bolsonaro come his tight difference is proof that his controversial presidency has been a success and that surveys are not to be trusted. >> the polls are discredited. there will be a second round. the armed forces have provided transparency. just like anywhere in the world, our system is not completely shielded. there's always the possibility for something to happen in a fully digital system.

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his rival luis, ignacio lula da silva, has broad based public support, despite having served jail time for money laundering and corruption. a conviction that was later unknown. his fans say that in his 2 terms, as president government policies lifted millions out of poverty lula has promised to increase public spending. if he wins, make the rich pay higher taxes and protect the amazon rain forest. in most polls, he has a comfortable lead in the run up to the election. but in a move reminiscent of former u. s. president and political allies, donald trump, bull scenario has suggested that the election will be fraudulent and that he may refuse to accept defeat. that could plunge brazil into full blown crisis despite lila's lead, the only thing that seemed sure about the outcome of sunday's vote is that it will be dramatic. lester and d. w. latin america correspondent, johan ramirez in rio de janeiro, welcome joe had always likely to see a winner in the 1st round devoted it is difficult to forecast what is going to happen next sunday. i mean, if we see other paul's almost every paula giver

before we go lets take you back to brazil, where supporters of luis ignacio lula da silva, commonly knownential election, snatching victory by a tiny margin from the rightwing jair bolsanaro. an amazing comeback for the former president who does three years ago was in prison, serving a sentence for corruption. that conviction was overturned. the contest shows how deeply polarised brazil is, back to winning with just 59% of the vote. all of the crowds out there in brazil. more details on the website. hello. it's still very mild out there and we've got another mild day on the way for monday. after that, it does look as though the temperatures will return at least closer to the seasonal norm. it's not going to be cold, though, that's for sure. we have rain in the forecast for the trick—or—treaters, as well. most of us will get the rain later on today, some of us will have the rain already in the morning, for example in northern ireland and you can see the weather front here approaching earlier on, on the satellite picture. here it is but ahead of it, you can see clearer weather across the bu

with nearly all votes counted left as challenger and former president luis, ignacio lula da silva is ahead of right wing incumbent president, valuable scenario.

moving to the world of geopolitics, luis ignacio lula da silva has won the brazilian election after narrowly beating jair bolsonaro in a comeback. beat the incumbent with 59% of the vote but bolsonaro has not yet conceded. >> luis exhaust see over lula da silva has made a dramatic comeback. he won the election by a narrow mark, saying in a speech that the economy must improve everyone's alive. -- everyone's lives. the initial reaction was positive, perhaps a nod to the close election that may move the leftist president to a more economic center. lula says brazil will regain its credibility to learn investors -- lure investors. dani: let's take a look at the market reaction. japanese listed etf that tracks the brazilian index was at one point up 4%, but it is a light volume on this, not the most heavily traded thing, but still indicating a positive than the brazilian equity market. let's look at other key things we will be watching out for. today we will get euro area cpi at 10:00 a.m. u.k. time. philip lane is also due to speak at an event in copenhagen. on tuesday is china's manufacturing p

he leads ex-president luis ignacio lula da silva, known as lula, by five points in early returns despitetly trailing in the polls. now, there are concerns that violence could erupt depending on who wins. bolsonaro has been casting doubt about the country's voting systems. >>> this weekend police in stockton, california confirmed that the shootings of five men are linked by what could be a serial killer. cbs's danya bacchus has the details. >> reporter: stockton police are now working around the clock to find who's responsible for a series of five homicides the police chief says are connected. >> by definition you could probably very well call this a serial killings, right? >> reporter: in each case the chief says the five male victims were ambushed, shot while alone in poorly lit areas. the first victim was killed july 8th. other homicides followed on august 11th and august 30th. then on september 21st and 27th. the men were between the ages of 21 to 54. all but one were hispanic. >> no family should have to walk around their city in fear or looking over their shoulder. >> reporter: poli

. >> luis ignacio lula da silva has been elected as brazil's president in a dramatic comeback for a politicianin jail three years ago on corruption charges. he defeated jerry are bolsonaro with 50 not -- 50.9% of the vote, a slim margin. the first time a sitting president in brazil has lost an election bid. >> we didn't face a candidate. we faced the machinery of the brazilian state put at the service of a candidate to avoid us winning the elections. thanks to the brazilian people, the people who voted for me, and the people who voted for my adversary. >> workers are leaving apple's biggest iphone plant in china after snap covid measures left many of the 200,000 staff facing inadequate living conditions. officials are arranging buses to take workers to minute tory isolation. beijing has also loosened international flights and so-called fast lanes in a bid to boost investment. south korea's president has given a tv address promising review on safety measures after saturday's crowd crushed in solo that killed at least 150 people. it happens as tens of thousands of people celebrated halloween. at

lula wins here destroy us, he's a friend of left us dictatorships. like minutes will. are you get that daughter ra opinion? polls put former president luis, ignacio luna da silva in the lead. he's pledged to tackle poverty. there are fears, incumbent president, gyre vall scenario won't accept defeat. he's already cast out on the electronic voting system. both scenario came under fire for mismanaging the pandemic. the health system in arizona state collapsed and vaccines were ordered too late for inefficient rollout. he's also failed to curb a spike in illegal gold mining, which is contributing to the destruction of the rain forest. but he enjoy strong support from the agricultural sector which export soybeans for use in animal feed. under both scenario, hundreds of potentially harmful pesticides have been approved and he's come down hard against drug cartels. a policy welcomed by some others have criticized the high number of civilian casualties. or luckily, at the moment, brazilian politics is a battlefield. no one's interested in new ideas. the law as a basis. analysts say it's possible the election results could prompt outbreaks of violence. and for more re