he will need every vote going for marina silva. whether her support is ready to transfer center-right is not clear. >> brazil is not just having a presidential election, also local and regional elections for all 26 states. there are quite a few footballers among them. >> nine professional former footballers. one played in brazil's world cup winning side in 1994. these are not just any other footballers. they were fierce -- they were superstars. he will now be a rio de janeiro state senator. the centerleft solidarity party -- >> let's go to hong kong, where the protests seem to be dwindling. there was this ultimatum from the government, yet a few people still digging in their heels. >> the government has taken surprised by the scale of the protest. one executive admitted he and his colleagues were not "psychologically prepared for the scale of it." he wrote that he did not sleep well as the citywide campaign escalated. he admitted that the transformation of the mass movement is unprecedented and the confrontation between rival group

a month ago, marina silva was favorite to become brazil's next president. but without a big party structure, that support fell away. brazilians are already looking to who marina will back in the second round as possible king maker. >> marina, it surpasses the number of votes that dilma obtained in the first round. so clearly the majority of the society is in favor of the change. >> brazilians are now winding down after what's been a very intense and at times surprising election campaign. and of course, they'll have to go through it all again in three weeks time to find out who will be the next leader of the world's seventh largest economy. bbc news, rio de janeiro. >>> the underwater search for the missing malaysia airlines flight mh370 has resumed in the southern indian ocean seven months after it disappeared. a ship equipped with sonar technology has arrived in a remote stretch of ocean where the plane is thought to have ended its flight. >>> typhoon phanfone has landed in japan. at least one person has died and three others are missing. thousands of hous

the president is excited to win another four-year term but she has a formidable challenger in marina silvashe is campaigning on an anticorruption ticket. >> thrust into the spotlight after the death of her running mate in a plane crash, marina silva has been the story of this election. attracting support from brazil's middle classes who are dismayed by a faltering economy and from favelas,n poor in the mistrustful of a political elite. from the political jungle to the real thing. the woman who made her name as an environmental campaigner group in these forests. childeaking work as a collecting sap for rubber. levels of desperate inequality. racism and corruption are rife. the fact that a mixed-race woman who grew up in this level of poverty could become the next president is testament to the progress made in recent years. >> if she wins she will have to protect the environment and promote development. she is more capable than doing it. silva has tapped into the growing public discontent undoubtedly. that culminated in last year's nationwide protests. this is the election to lose. overseein

she faces strict -- stiff competition from marina silva, a former environmental activist who was in theinet of a former president. >> we had to rio de janeiro to gauge the mood ahead of sunday. >> election campaign cars blair at messages in the suburbs of rio de janeiro. laura da silva already decided. she will vote for president dilma rousseff. as a child, she picked through rubbish dumps. now she works as a maid and shops in supermarkets, a change she credits to the workers party. >> dilma and the president before her, before them people could not afford things. now we can. >> a decade of economic boom has lifted millions of brazilians like her from extreme poverty to a better standard of living. the social programs of the workers party have hugely reduced levels of hunger. many of laura's neighbors agree with her and also support dilma rousseff. >> who will you vote for? >> >dilma. >> dilma. >> yet at home, things are more consultative. laura da silva's son is worried about the stuttering economy, problems in schools, and corruption. he and his aunt say problems cannot be ignored. >>

it was kind of balanced because marina silva after the candidate died. but now it will be vicious.he government has been attacked a lot because of corruption stories. and the government has been quite quiet, the reception in quite quiet in reception to neves. i think she's preparing something to be released in the next few weeks. we only have one for the second round. >> and it seems brazilians quite passionate about politics. 80% turnout. is this something that has -- >> voting is compulsory. 10% of the people cancelled their votes or voted blank. so there is a huge dissatisfaction. but when people see -- crunch time in brazilian politics, peel always go and vote because it's one of the few democratic rights we've had in the last few years. only the seventh straight presidential vote we've had since the end of the dictatorship. so it's something very powerful still. but the country is very polarized now, so we need to see how it's going to go. the congress is actually fractured. 28 parties in the brazilian lower chamber, for example. they don't even have 15% each of the new parlia

marina silva seemed to be quite tired. very long campaign and she seemed to be a little bit less inspired. and i think theo outcome of thi is it's still very unpredictable, because the two of them seemed to have very concrete chances of making it to the second round. >> it seems, as many most elections, the economy is front and center of the debate. would it be too simplistic to say that a lot of brazilian business appears to want change, appears to be fed up with dilma rousseff, but a lot of brazil's poor and perhaps middle class feel that maybe they should stick with what they know. is that too simplistic or is that the way it looks to you? >> that is a way of simplifying it, but that does reflect reality. people in the industrial sector and the markets aren't very keen on the idea that dilma rousseff should stay, and when we look at the -- at how the vote the divided in terms of income, it's still the poorer population that are electing president rousseff, but she's still facing lots of challenges. last night in this de

the two candidates as you mentioned fighting it out for the number two spot, marina silva, and neves, the conservative centrist, this poll comes out 4 hours before the polls open saying that neves has pulled ahead of silva. this is significant because silva had been doing very well in the polls for many weeks now since she replaced eduardo campos after he died in that plane crash. now that she's polling number two means that dilma rouceff does not get 50%, it will go to a run off. >> really looks like i it's been the last week of campaigning, what are the key themes dominating the discussions? >> the economy and corruption. first on the economy, dilma rouceff came in power the economy was growing at 7%. now it's expected to be 0.7% growth. this is a country really in recession, all of her opponents have been hammering her in debates and on the campaign trail on that. also corruption dilma rouceff has not been accused of corruption, but she has several allies in her workers' party under investigation or in jail for corruption, so silva and neves and orego other opponents say that they

los con pendientes la actual presidenta dilma rousseff, marina silva. >> esperar para que los candidatosres candidatos del brasil. >> ahora no prefiero ninguna de las tres personas. >> el domingo se realiza las selecciones de brasil. >> por su parte el cÓnsul,de brasil dijo que serÁ reÑida saque estÁ en juego varios cargos pÚblicos. >> para gobernador del estado, para presidente la repÚblica, y para los parlamentos, las asambleas. >> asÍ como un tercio del senado, y agregÓ que los brasileros en el exterior sÓlo podrÁn votar para elegir presidente. >> si ustedes brasilero y quiere emitir su voto puede acercarse al consulado de brasil, en la calle montgomery. >> muchas gracias por tu reporte. nos vamos a mÉxico donde estudiantes le exigen respuesta al gobierno por los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos. los jÓvenes marcharon por la ciudad, se reportÓ la desapariciÓn de 57 estudiantes despuÉs encontraron a 13 y de los demÁs no se sabe nada. si usted no sabe quÉ hacer ante la amenaza cibernÉtica, aquÍ le contamos como pueden prevenir ser vÍctima de los hackers. >> ahora el turno de los ataques cib

para el 26 de octubre en la que enfrentaria al socialdemocrata aecio neves, o a la ambientalita marina silvastados unidos.a sor miriam teresa demja-novich, quien murio en 1927, se le atribuye el milagro de haber curado de una enfermedad en los ojos al niqo michael mencer, en el 1963.la arquidiocesis de newark dijo que el menor recibio un mechon de cabello de la monja, le rezo a ella y los efectos de la enfermedad ocular comenzaron a desaparecer. el cardenal esloveno franc rode dijo en una entrevista que el papa francisco es "demasiado de izquierda".rode agrego que se nota que el papa esta ceqido por el ambiente del cual proviene" y que "en sudamerica hay grandes diferencias sociales, y los debates ocurren diariamente". hay una investigacion en curso para determinar si algunos policias de tijuana , mexico, han estado cometiendo delitos junto a miembros del crimen organizado.jorge fregoso nos explica como las autoridades conocieron sobre la presunta participacion de los agentes en varios secuestros y lo que ha sucedido con policias que en el pasado han sido acusados de ayudar a los delincuente

dilma rousseff faces a challenge from marina silva, who served as the environment minister under luiz inÁcio lula da silva and became a candidate after her running mate died in a plane crash. marina silva group up in the amazon rainforest come a fought its devastation along rubber tapper chico mendes. supporters say she would become the world's first green president but as critics worry as an evangelical christian, she would implement right-wing policies. also note that her running mate has ties to agribusiness. tens of thousands marched in mexico city to mark the anniversary of the tlatelolco student massacre. days before mexico city hosted the olympics, government forces opened fire on students in the plaza de las tres culturas, killing up to 350 people. to date, no one has been tried. anniversary comes as 40 students remain missing in the mexican state of guerrero following an ambush last week. witnesses say police and unknown gunmen attacked buses carrying students from a rural teacher's college and players from a soccer club, killing six, including three students. enrique espinos

dilma roussef tiene ventaja se espera que pase a la segunda vuelta, con neves o la ambientalista marina silva de estados unidos les dio la espalda, el cirujano del cartel de sinaloa le cuenta a a. sandoval el mundo que dejÓ y tendrÁ que regresar si es deportado a juÁrez. >>> los narcotraficantes siempre quieren dejar un mensaje con los ejecutados, si lo dejan colgado de un puente, decapitan. >>> alfonso como pidiÓ que le llamemos dijo que no fue intenciÓn de descifrar el mensaje de los carteles de la droga. >>> hubo gente que se muriÓ cadenas de un jefe. >>> al cirujano atendÍa los que caÍan en el frente de batalla entre los constantes tiroteos entre bandas rivales. >>> ¿cÓmo es ser mÉdico de los narcotraficantes? >>> es estresante atender un paciente nunca casa, sin un quirÓfano, sin anestesia, sin enfermeras, yo solo, no les importa si tenÍa 20 balazos o un balazo. >>> ¿cuÁl fue el peor caso? >>> un herido que le habÍan dado con arma de un grueso calibre, le faltaba toda la parte del cuello, no tenÍa piel con le puse material especial que se usa para las heridas de guerra, a las tres horas

electrÓnica, y se espera que sufraguen una gran cantidad de brasileros, dilma tiene una ventaja sobre marina silva gobernaciÓn dio a conocer la renuncia de la directora del instituto politÉcnico. dio respuesta a las 10 demandas que le presentaron los estudiantes. >> recetario de gobernaciÓn saliÓ otra vez al encuentro de los estudiantes inconformes, que se congregaron frente sus oficinas en busca de una respuesta a las 10 peticiones que presentaron en un acto pÚblico. demandas afectadas en su mayorÍa por el gobierno como la eliminaciÓn del nuevo reglamento del centro educativo, asÍ como la reforma a los planes de estudio, se estudiantes consideran que dichas reformas afectaran la calidad de la educaciÓn que imparte el ipn. osorio informÓ de la renuncia de la directora una de las deficiencias del movimiento estudiantil. >> conocemos la calidad y excelencia acadÉmica del instituto, mantendremos juntos el orden de la vida nacional, y con ello evitaremos actos o presencias fuera del establecimiento. >> los estudiantes dijeron que no van a aceptar la renuncia de la directora, hasta que no sea investiga

marina silva came in third with 21%. it looked like silva was second and in the end neves gained momentum. >> you can see brazilian stocks tick up. >> it will depend on how much neves can take from the third-place candidate. >>> still to come on the show, it's an i.t. spending spree. we ask the experts where companies need to put their dollars to save ahead of the game coming up. [♪] great rates and safety working in harmony. open an optimizer +plus account from synchrony bank. visit myoptimizerplus.com to open an account. service. security. savings. synchrony bank engage with us. >>> let's get you a check on the u.s. pre-market trade with stocks indicating a higher open with the dow jones up 57 points. the nasdaq up 12. good news about the labor market continuing to provide fuel to stocks. we're looking at the s&p 500 indicating a higher open by eight points. >>> a big story is sharing of hewlett-packard trading higher in pre-market trade. the tech giant is reportedly set to break into two separate companies in the lates

and yet for weeks, according to pre-election polls, it was marina silva, environmentalist, socialist party candidate, who was not on the going to make it to the runoff vote but was predicted to defeat dilma rousseff. now, what we did hear over and over again was that it was the economy that was the big issue for many voters. many of them because this big brics economy that have been growing so swiftly for many years, actually fell into a recession in the first half of the year. >> i'm not going to vote for the current party because it's definitely not thinking about strategic way to move forward the country. >> reporter: others, especially the poorest brazilians in the northeast and the north, were more concerned that many of the social benefits and government subsidies that were implemented during 12 years of the leftist workers party could be eliminated if dilma rousseff were voted out of office. >> translator: brazil needs to continue the social transformations that the current government is carrying out. we still have a lot of poor people living in terrible conditions that need t

a former environment minister marina silva of the brazilian socialist party took 21% of the vote. she also criticized the government's economic policies. attention is now focused on silva's supporters, and who they will align with. >>> u.s. vice president joe biden says he didn't mean to criticize middle east allies over their roles in the fight against islamic state militants. biden made the remarks in a speech at an american university on thursday. he said turkish president recep tayyip erdogan admitted that his country let too many people through its border with syria. many foreign fighters have reportedly crossed over to join the militants. erdogan demanded an apology. biden also said u.s. allies, such as the united arab emirates and saudi arabia were providing massive funding and weapons to anyone who would fight against the government of syrian president bashar al assad. uae foreign ministry officials call the remark far from the truth. biden apologized to erdogan on saturday, for suggesting that the country was making islamic state's work easier. he also called the uae crow

starting with the death of the third placed candidate, eduardo campos, the rise of his running mate marina silva and aecio neves, coming up in the second round, it's been such a dynamic contest, and because of the sluggish growth the president wasn't able to pat her margin. and that hotly disputed contest forced a lot of mud slinging and very little talk about exactly how much each candidate would succeed in actually rebooting the economy. >> very, very hotl hotly contes. does this show how much the country is divided when this was such a hot race? >> well i think it is divided. the incumbent won hands down in the northeast and the north, some of the poorest regions of brazil while the challenger neves did well in the southeast and the south, especially the state of sao paulo. the ones who aren't middle class or thriving in the sector, president dilma has delivered more. and strong government policies that he was the right guy at the right time to lead even you know deeper social policies and employment policies and so forth. so that's a lesson learned at a i think the opposition should take. th

marina silva to we 1% of the vote. become the first european country to recognize the state of palestine. in an interview, the swedish foreign minister margot wallstrom said recognition of palestinian statehood will help advance the cause of peace. >> we believe this is an important step towards a two state solution. we hope this will inspire and give new energy into the will engage and we in a dialogue and in talks with our partners and other countries , from both camps. on theee our interviews issue of palestine, you can go to our website democracynow.org. the move was one of the first announced by the news centerleft government. ferguson, missouri, protesters calling for justice in the case of michael brown had taken their cause to the st. louis symphony. activists interrupted a symphony performance saturday night to unfurled banners and perform a version of the protest song which side are you on" they dubbed a requiem for michael brown. ♪ >> protesters inside the st. louis symphony singing which side are you on fro

number two in the polls is also a woman, marina silva, for the socialist party. right behind her. the big topic of this election is the economy. that's because on the one hand, brazil entered a recession on the first half of the year and many of the country's poorest are worried about maintaining the subsidies they get under the current government. other big topics, rising crime and the poor state of schools and hospitals. listen to this. >> translator: i think we need more security, education. >> translator: i think the big concern for brazilians in this election is inflation. >> reporter: brazilians will elect state governors, regional and national lawmakers and they'll use modern voting machines like this one, that means we'll have the result within an hour or two of polls closing, but it doesn't necessarily mean we'll know who the next president is. according to polls, rousseff has a comfortable lead, but not enough to get more than 50% of the vote. that means it will go to a run-off vote with the top two candidates. given all the twists and turns of this campaign, it's too so

polls on saturday suggested the second place favorite, marina silva could be falling behind. had plenty of twists and turns before the voting has begun. >> reporter: brazilians head to the polls on sunday to length the next president of the world's seventh largest economy, and they have 11 candidates to choose from. and there are some clear frontrunners, including the current president. rig the big topic is the economy. on one hand, brazil entered a recession in the first half of the year. and many are worried about maintaining subsidies they get under the government. other topics are the rising crime and poor state of schools and hospitals. listen to this. >> translator: i think we need more security, education. >> translator: i think the big concern for brazilians in this election is inflation. >> reporter: brazilians will also elect state governors, regional and national lawmakers, and they'll use modern electronic voting machines like this one. that means we'll have the results within an hour or two of closing, but it doesn't mean we'll know who the next president is. the

in neighboring brazil, environmentalist and third-place presidential candidate marina silva has backed pro-corporate candidate aecio neves in the upcoming runoff election. neves took 33% in the initial round of voting while rousseff took 41%. they face a runoff on october 26. 17-year-old activist malala yousafzai is going to continue campaigning for girls education after becoming the young this person ever awarded the nobel peace prize. this award,ceived but this is not the end. this is not the end of this campaign which i have started. i think this is really the beginning. i want to see every child going to school. >> be on her well-known views on education, malala yousafzai has criticized u.s. drone attacks in pakistan am a telling president obama during a meeting last year that the strikes are fueling innocent and killing people. she has also publicly supported socialism, telling a conference in pakistan last year "i am convinced socialism is the only answer and i urge all comrades to take the struggle to a victorious conclusion. only this will free us from the chains of bigotry and

facing the battle of her career with the biggest challenge coming from socialist party candidate marina silvad closely by centrist aceio neves. especially in the northeast and north he says where they've received government subsidies. while silva and neves benefited from unrest from the middle class. both the traditional middle class and those who have irsening up over the last ten years but who want more now, he says. during years of high growth under the leftist pt, brazil became the world's seventh largest economy. but a recession in the first half of this year and persistently high inflation turned some voters and markets against rousseff. and raised the stakes. with so little time left, every tv second counts and whether it's these debates or the campaign ads, the confrontations are heating up. "you changed parties four times in three years," she says. and overnight changed your position on important issues. "i changed parties to avoid compromising ideals and principles" she said. rue rousseff is in the lead in the polls but it's too close to call, shasta darlington, cnn, sao paulo. >>>

since then third place candidate, popular environmentalist marina silva, pledged her support for aeciow it's a dead heat. pollster paulinho says they have opposing strategies. "aecio neves has to convince the emerging middle class that he's the vehicle of change," he says, "whereas dilma rousseff must show her rival will undermine the conquests of the last few years," he adds. last year a million people took to the streets to demand better schools and hospitals and denounce political corruption. the most recent scandal involves an elaborate kickback scheme with state oil company petrobras. it's too close to call for now but for whoever wins the real challenge is going to be to simultaneously narrow that income gap and jumpstart the economy. shasta darlington, cnn, sao paolo. >> so we'll be following the runoff again. it begins -- the voting begins in just a few hours there in brazil. well, they are cleaning up in athens this weekend after flash flooding friday turned roads into raging rivers. we're not exaggerating, are we, ivan? >> no, not at all. that is literally what happened here.

since then, third place candidate popular environmental marina silva pledged her support for neves.ingle strategies, this man says. aecio neves has to confirm that he's the change. last year, a million people took to the streets to demand better schools and hospitals and denounce political corruption. the most recent scandal involves an elaborate kick-back scheme with petrobras. for whoever wins the real challenge is going to be to simultaneously narrow that income gap and jump-start the economy. shasta darling ton, cnn, sao paulo. >> polls are set to open in roughly around 30 minutes and should have the results in 12 hours so do stay tuned. >>> so coming up, ice hockey, scenic views, canada has a lot to offer but this isn't a tourist ad. it is actually an isis recruitment video. >>> plus, some travelers coming to the united states from west africa may have to endure forced quarantine. we'll hear from critics who say this is not only pointless but detrimental. >> the objection is that it's not only not necessary but doesn't prevent transmission in the states but that it costs us a h

. >> well, marina silva is running kind of by an accident really. she was not prepared. think there was a lot of it sympathy vote for her at the gunning and thent it would wear off, wear off. and she is now down to in fact the last poll just before i came suggests that she may be beaten. it may be a cliff-hangar tomorrow. we will watch to see what happens. it may be him. but so she came down for reasons that are explainable and then duma, who served the president, well, she commands an awesome organization, the brazilian government, and they have sfls offices and services all over the country. and they can get the troops out. so that's the short answer to your question. dilma, she is a good, tough lady. she is a tough politician. >> so let's just assume that she does end up winning. do you think that she feels the pressure to change anything even if she does win? >> she will win the first round, which is tomorrow, sunday. i don't know when you go on the air. and then the question is the second? >> the run-off? >> on the 26th. we will see what happens and then it not inte

candidate marina maria silva begs to disagree. and on saturday presenting herself as a new face of brazilian politics, and the best alternative. the candidate is hammering dilma rousseff on economic stagnation and a party that will be in power 16 years, if reelected. >> the brazilian people are tired of so many years of the workers party in power. we are suffering to much more. >> deep dissatisfaction and public services remain with many, after the historic street protest with all the candidates trying to translate that into votes. i think the class in brazil is facing a huge mystery and challenge to engage a significant part, which doesn't feel represented by anyone. i think that is the scenario the government is fatcing and it's not clear if the opposition can do a job just as well. >> supporters are turn out. the vast majority here are working class, union workers or members, and they are the people she hopes turns outs in force on election day to propel her to a second term. >> reporter: that will be up to 130 million voters w

marina silva, who looked like , pulling into a lead. we almost have a trifecta of international issues. hong kong is calm her than it was. and headlines out of ukraine, moments ago on the bloomberg. the situation is calm, but bring us back over here. this is a big deal. the russian ruble, a few hours to 40.nt >> you go back to the beginning --september, now your blog now your dollar almost buys 40 rubles. that is in one month. a set of issues in international relations. >> dollar strength being the one thread that weaves its way through all of that. >> it will make for interesting world bank and imf meetings. >> very good. introduce the client that is in hong kong. >> it looks like a return to normalcy after last week's massive occupy central protests. i want to bring in our reporter live from admiralty, hong kong. thank you so much for joining us, john. is it back to business as usual in hong kong today? it really is, olivia. you have got, first of all -- >> i think we lost john. an unfortunate situation. we seem to have lost the linka

. >> if you look at the support, up until one month ago, it was very low, and then finally marina silva him. she was attacked by the incumbent, and he took over. tendlot of wall streeters to think that nevez would be a better candidate, but recessed is closely working with petrobras and both of them are for continuing this social security, the social welfare program. >> radcom of that petrobras -- right, but petrobras will be a problem. there is a huge scandal about it next will be looking -- kickbacks. we'll be looking at that in our reporting tomorrow. damaged allegations of corruption. the former president was in charge of petrobras so she is taken some flak for the moment. >> kickbacks in brazil. never. i'm shocked to hear there's gambling in this establishment. >> thank you, willem marx. draine come back, bring -- brain drain -- there are plenty of israeli companies going public, however they are not doing it in israel. it is happening here in the united states. we will see with the tel aviv stock exchange plans to do about it. ♪ >> israel has one of the most vibrant entrepreneuria

marina. what happened? >> it was amazing. the commercials and the free tv time. ms. silva's campaign unraveled.he did not perform well during the debates. marketer one was the preferred candidate, and he came up and really out did. >> you also said that if president rousseff was reelected, we would significantly have to rethink our portfolio. win give a rousseff you pause? >> it would be a repeat of the last quarter of years. entrepreneurs are not really investing in business. they do not feel confident about the rules of the game. it will be an economy growing at the 1% to 2% range at best. not a great environment for investing in equities. >> the senator has already acted , naming his won prime minister-designate, a princeton-educated man. he says he can implement policies to enable brazil to avoid a credit hungry. theold bloomberg -- macroeconomic adjustment has to be gradual, but it has to be credible. how should creditors in the market and investors interpret that? >> brazil is a liquid environment. it has less debt. we are in much better shape than we were even 10 or 12 years ago. that is

she was hand-picked by former president lula de silva she enjoys that support and that of the workers party. she is ahead but taking her on. marinaivil a, a popular environmentalist, a former maid counting on her connection to working class brazilians. she briefly shot to the top of the polls after she was chosen to replace the candidate eduardo campa who died in a plane crash in august. after a series of missteps she has dropped to third place in the polls behind this man, nevez, a pro-business social democrat and comes from one of brazil's most powerful political dynasties. a triumvirate. joining us live from sao paolo. is it that dilma roussef support is slipping or that the opposition vote now being split between these two other candidates is hurting here? ? >> the opposition splitting the vote is really what would throw this to a run-off if that is what happens. actually, dil ma'am roussef in the last 48 hours seems like she has a team behind her campaign. a last poll that came out yesterday showed her reaching as much as 45, 46% of the vote according to a very top polling agency here she needs 50% plus 1 to win on the first