ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. voting is underway in brazil in a highly polarized presidential election, leftist former president knew that the silver is the front runner, that right wing incumbent president, jaya bolton, ari bolton arrow has already warned. a fraud and some of his support has want to use force to keep him in power. also coming up in the knees as president or does a probe into saturdays, deadly bryant and stampede at a football stadium more than 125 people were killed off to fans of the losing side storm the pitch and police responded with tear gas and ukrainian troops push ahead with that count for offensive to dealing a major blow to russia. president lensky says that force is now fully control the strategic eastern city of li, mom. ah, and i'm on your campus, mccann, and welcome to the program. voting is underway and brazil in a presidential election following a and polarized campaign opinion polls give a clear advantage to the leftist former president luis and asked yoletta silver but the far right incumbent cha bolton aro, has indicated that he might not accept the

this is d w. news live from berlin. polls have just closed in brazil after a highly polarized presidential election. leftist form of president lula. dis hill, that is the front runner. but right wing incumbent president, jaya bolton arrow, has already warned a fraud. and some of his supporters want to use force to keep him in power. also coming up indonesia, president orders of prob, into saturdays, deadly riot, and stampede at a football stadium. more than $125.00 people were killed after fans and the losing sight stormed the pitch, and police responded with tear gas. ah, my manuscript is mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. we saw in brazil where poles have just closed after a presidential election that was preceded by a bitter and polarized campaign. in the run up to the vote. opinion polls gave a clear advantage to the leftist form of president luisa, nasty, lula da silva. but the far right incumbent diable scenario has indicated that he might not accept the results if he is in fact defeated. waiting to cast ballots in a presidential election, let's sharply divided the country into left and

ah, probably, there are even some characteristic features, because the main part of the presidential elections that took place in kazakhstan were early, and the current election campaign is no exception here. well, probably, maybe from the very latest - this is, let's say, informational stuffing, which, uh, was put forward against the candidate, but from parties. oh, that's hidden, but the facts associated with well, not quite, how would we say, so plausible activities of his children. although these are questions. this is also a question. only his children and legislative bodies, but nevertheless i liked the picture where it was depicted, and zhiguli is the name of the candidate, and so to speak, the slogan, which may well become the slogan of the election campaign. there we twist, we glue, we fly. well, too, than not a pr connection. on such a denial, as you know, today political technologies are very seriously developed. and this may represent even purely technologically defined interests will attract a certain proportion of the protest electorate to it, which, perhaps, will express their e

w with ah, ah, this is the w news live from berlin lula is projected to win brazil's presidential election. the left is to form a president is narrowly ahead of fall riding comm. been shy of both scenarios. with almost all the votes counted plus in sport and yon berlin are back on top of germany's bundis league, out the home side, snatch victory against the arossi, much in glad back with the light. we now will have all the drama at the end of the shop. ah, i'm jarrett rate. thank you for your company today. we begin the shy with breaking news. louisa now ceo largest silver, is on course to win brazil's presidential election. almost all the votes accounted and lula has a razor thin lead over far right incumbent president. shy of both scenarios, a little. the victory would be a dramatic come back for the left us leader, who already served 2 terms as president out, a correspondent, johan ramirez, joins us now on the fine from rio de janeiro. johan, it's good to have you with us. tell us more. has the lula one looks like the difference between both candidates is white enough with almost 98 per

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the country's highly polarized presidential election. really results show a type race between right wing incumbent president. joe, you're both so narrow and left as challenger and former president luis industrial desilva with every journey full of surprises. we've got all out use them one day in the, in the book.

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and that the main thing is that they have adopted a new position now for the victory in the presidential electionsed not two-thirds of the votes of the delegates, but a qualified majority of 50% plus two votes the president was elected by secret ballot. this is a good sign that, in principle, but the parties have found, uh, mutual understanding and uh, well, given the opportunity. uh, to speak honestly to everyone, and to the delegate secret voting is another big difference of another introduction, compared to the election of the head of the assembly in june , 54 delegates took part in the conference. as a result, viktor magurov received 31. 23 delegates voted for his opponent alexei. choice took place e, on the part of the executive committee of the coll. and it supported it was proposed to hold a secret ballot for the presidential election. all this was supported. i believe these results. uh, well, for all skeptics, no one will say that they are objective or not, objective everyone freely expressed their will and made this or that decision for themselves, a good result, but it’s not ideal for be

rare sports federation in our country, where there really was a struggle and intrigue in the presidential electionselection of the president of the union biathlonists of russia were held at the end of june, and the main result of those elections was the appointment of re-elections, which took place just today over the past few months, the russian biathlon union has undergone quite important structural changes, moreover, they adopted a new charter, according to which for victory in the presidential elections. what was required now was not a two-thirds vote, but a qualified majority plus two votes. so today the elections took place in today's conference. 54 delegates took part. and victor maikurov defeated his opponent aleksey our dov with a score of 31 23. let's listen to viktor mayorov the choice was made by the executive committee of the sbr, and it was supported by a proposal to hold a closed ballot for the presidential election. all this was supported. i believe these results. uh, well, for all skeptics , no one will say that they are objective or not, objective everyone freely expressed his wil

and that the main thing is that they have adopted a new position now for the victory in the presidential electionshat was required was not two-thirds of the votes of the delegates, but a qualified majority of 50% plus two votes , the president was elected by secret ballot - this is a good sign that, in principle, but the parties found uh, mutual understanding and uh, well, given the opportunity. uh, to speak honestly to everyone, and to the delegate secret ballot is another big difference of another introduction, compared to the election of the head of the assembly in june , 54 delegates took part in the conference. as a result, viktor magurov received 31 votes. 23 delegates voted for his rival alexei nuchu. the election took place, uh, from the side of the executive committee of the sbr, and it was supported, it was proposed to hold a closed vote on the presidential elections, everyone supported this. i believe these results. uh, well for all skeptics, no one will say that they are objective or not, objective everyone freely expressed his will and accepted this or that for himself. the decision i

ah, perhaps even some characteristic features, because the main part of the presidential elections that took place in kazakhstan were early, and here the current election campaign is no exception. well, probably, maybe from the very latest - this is, let's say, information stuffing, which, uh, was put forward against the candidate, but from the party. oh, that's hidden, but the facts associated with well, not quite, let's say, so plausible activities of his children. although this is a question. this is also a question. only his his children and legislatures, but nonetheless. i liked the picture where it was depicted, and zhiguli the name of the candidate, and so to speak the slogan, which may well become the slogan of the election campaign . there we twist, we glue, we fly. well, too, than not pr related. in such a denial, as you know, today political technology is very seriously developed and hmm, it can represent even purely technologically defined interests to attract a certain proportion of the protest electorate to it, which, perhaps, will express their expectations in this way. t

the left—of—centre challenger, luiz inacio lula da silva, narrowly wins brazil's presidential electionanslation: today we are telling the world that brazil is back, that brazil is too big to be relegated to the set role of pariah of the world. disappointment for followers of the incumbent president, jair bolsonaro. the question many are asking — will he concede defeat? national mourning in south korea after more than 150 people are crushed to death at a halloween event in seoul. at least 130 people have died after a pedestrian suspension bridge collapsed in western india. and how the rock band coldplay is offering its support to protesters in iran. it's official — the left of centre politician, luis inacio lula da silva — commonly known as lula, has won brazil's presidential election — snatching victory by a tiny margin from the rightwing incumbant, jair bolsanaro, who had an early lead as the first votes came in. the final tally was just 50.8 percent to lula. these are live images from brazil. crowds of mr lula's supporters have been celebrating in the streets. this represents an amaz

ah ah ah, this is dw lie from berlin. lula wins brazil's presidential election. ah, is support to celebrate by the left, his former president calls for an end to the nations bitter political divisions, his rival incumbent president obama to narrow has yet to concede, defeat also coming off rescuers in india. search for survivors after a bridge collapse kills more than $130.00 people. large crowds were on the bridge when it gave way, sending many plunging into the river below. ah, i'm glad of his welcome to the program lewis in as your lula does serve as a one brazil's presidential election. it's a remarkable comeback for the left. his leader, who is a to time former president rulers victory marx, a turnaround for brazil after 4 years of far right. politics incumbent president, j bowles narrow has yet to concede defeat. this was the country's tightest election since 1985, and the 1st time that a sitting president failed to win reelection, tears of joy for the supporters of louis and osceola da silva, disappointment for his opponents. lula has been declared the win

, i clarify during the voting at the presidential elections, i answer if ntb stv takes my speechprior to this, where i gave a huge interview to all three television channels. i said the following, dear opposition gentlemen, who rushed to the presidential campaign in unison. a competent, smart president gave you all a new year's gift , handed out candidate cards, i think this clowning that you arrange, you do not need these elections. go at least eight, at least nine, at least 10 people, the result will be one zero , they scored no, therefore, with a sense of good dignity. we went to the circus and showed during the voting not to the head of state not to our people, and i promised them that they, clowns, received candidate cards as a gift. they also received it and journalists were present, i think ria novosti, and we told them all this, well, they enjoyed it, then i enjoyed the performance when all the results of this year's presidential elections were coming up. alexander grigoryevich said, so to the hall, where i was also present, when he spoke there, he gave a huge press confe

your new law desilva has one brazil's presidential election. it's a remarkable come back for the left us leader who has already served 2 terms as president lula defeated incumbent jaya, ball sanara on sunday, in an extremely titled that mark to turn around for brazil. after 4 years of fall right politics. the victory has been confirmed by brazil, the electoral commission bought off the narrow has yet to concede, defeat lula addressed to support is a short time ago. he's promising to unite a divided country. let's take a listen to it will be that if i'm here to govern this country in a very difficult situation, but i have faith in god that with the help of the people we will find that we owe so that this country me live again. democratically harmoniously and we can even reestablish peace between families between the divergent opinions, so that we can bear with the world that we need from brazil. view. for more now, let's bring in d. w correspondence. johan ramirez ramirez, who joins us from rio de janeiro. johan, good to see you. what's like the

nothing grew in 2001 elections 2004 referendum sixth presidential election again tenth presidential election almost nothing happened? yep, it was in that too. scenario, ukraine e, after ukraine 2014. the west decided to thoroughly prepare for the main battle in 2020. before, apparently, she spent a lot of money on ukraine, on belarus, it’s just possible that there weren’t enough resources and the 2020 presidential elections. the enemy went for broke, leaving all the resources of the fifth column and external pressure, and now they are making a conclusion, and in the next elections the enemy cannot but try to take it. revenge. do you have any ideas about the possible scenario, how will the boat be rocked to 2024 for the elections. well, all these scenarios are the so-called sharpe's manual of an allegedly peaceful protest, when, through uh, an imaginary civil society tries to penetrate our state and allegedly peacefully. eh, change the power here. well, of course, there, to whom it is interesting. well, interesting, first of all, the states. i wonder why? because , uh, we are the territory th

and now midterms traditionally don't generate as much interest among voters in the us as presidential elections. but this time around it seems to be different. there does seem to be a lot more engagement talk to us about about why that is and what's at stake in this election. that's right. historically, the mid term elections are kind of a rating news or half of the electorate votes for the presidential election and even left boat during mid term. a midterm is kind of a referendum on how a sitting president doing. it's in the middle of a term and the fact that we're even having a conversation a month out from a mid term, not a presidential election, is proof positive that this is things are different this time around. and not only that, usually when you're talking about mid term, the story peg is what are the poll setting like that kind of the sexiest thing that you can sort of begin the conversation with. and that is the least of at the time around. i mean, there are so many big issues and it is highly unusual for mid term elections become such a huge national and international story that we'r

i'm actually if you, if you didn't know brazil is holding a presidential election. today's, you wouldn't suspect it. this is like an every day sunday morning now the beginning of the afternoon here in rio de janeiro. i haven't seen long lines in the posts. they shows to us. usually i see now like sundays in other countries in latin america, but it is not necessarily linked it to abstention. that's room. remember that brazil is the largest democracy in latin america with more than 156000000 voters. so that's why there are hundreds of thousands of poles stations all around the country. precisely to avoid non lines on to make the process moves faster. so opinion polls suggest that lula could win the election out. right. why does the leftist former president appeal to so many voters because of the economy, is electra campaign. there are other issues that are important as well, such as the pandemic corruption, the security. but the economies at the heart of the political debate on people are now concerned about how the next administration got cancelled. they daily proble

the poles have closed in brazil off to a highly polarized presidential election. leftist former president, newly de silva, is the front runner. but right wing incumbent president, julia bolton aro, has already warned of fraud. and some of his support, his want to use force to keep him in power. also on the show indonesia president orders at prob, into south today's deadly riot and stampede at a football stadium more than 125 people were killed off to fans at the losing side storm the pitch and police responded with tear gas. ah, i manuscript, mckinnon. welcome to the program. every one polling stations i have closed across brazil and votes are now being counted after a bitter and polarized to presidential campaign opinion polls give a clear advantage to the leftist former president lewis in afternoon da silva. but the far right incumbent, julia bolton, r o has indicated that he may not accept the results if he is defeated. oftener as comments have raised fears, his support says might attempt to keep him in power by force and for the very latest, we can speak to a correspondent in rio de j

blue like silver wins brazil's presidential election. oh, well, as supporters rejoice, the left is the form of president calls florida to the nations political divisions, his rival incumbent president abel scenario has yet to concede defeat also coming up ukraine says it is being hit by more than 50 russian missiles targeting critical infrastructure, including in the capital key where pilot is knocked out in parts of the city and rescue. as in india, search for survivors after a bridge disaster kills more than $100.00. 30 people. new cctv video shows the moment the footbridge collapsed, sending people plunging into the river below. ah, i'm gabrielle as well come to the program. lucy, now feel lula. da silva has won brazil's presidential election. it's a remarkable come back for the left. his leader, who is a to time on the president who has victory was a narrow one winning just over 50 percent of the vote encumbered president variables. an arrow who took 49 percent has yet to concede defeat. this was the country's tightest election since

, i clarify during the voting in the presidential elections, i answer if he and stv will take in 3 days. before, where i gave a huge interview to all three television channels. i said the following , dear opposition gentlemen, who rushed to the presidential campaign in unison. a competent, smart president gave you all a new year's gift, handed out candidate cards, i think this clowning that you arrange, you do not need these elections. go at least eight, at least nine, at least 10 people, the result will be one zero, they scored no, therefore, with a sense of good dignity. we went to the circus and showed during the voting not to the head of state, not to our people, but to them i promised them that they clowns received candidate cards as a gift. they also received it, and journalists were present, they would help ria novosti, and we told them all this , but we got the pleasure then when the results of the presidential elections this year were approaching. alexander grigorievich said, so in the hall, where i was also present, when he spoke there, he gave a huge press conferenc

s. presidential election cost about a $1000000000.00. so think about, i mean that's the debt of many countries around the world and that's just with spent here and it's, it's mind boggling us. secondly, you yes, yes, go ahead. i'm sorry, we have gerrymandering and redistricting where we literally kind of draw a map. it's like shooting fish in a barrel. it's it's, it's done all the time. she sort of chew a, solidify a district for a particular representative be their democratic republicans. my point is these things are deeply problematic, but they are nothing compared to if we do not have, if we do not trust in the outcomes of our elections. i, i the country that i grew up and kind of ceases to exist. and when that happens it's, it's, it's enormous. i said, half an hour, you know, i know you mentioned earlier about abortion being a, being a major issue for people on the left. but this, this whole issue of, of recognizing the results of the election and what shannon was talking about there about the whole concept of democracy itself. this

, i clarify during the voting in the presidential elections, i answer, if it’s tv, it willpeech in 3 days. prior to this, where i gave a huge interview to all three television channels. i said the following, dear opposition gentlemen, who rushed to the presidential campaign in unison. a competent smart president gave you all a new year's gift handed out candidate cards, i think this clowning that you arrange, you do not need these elections. and children. at least eight, at least nine, at least 10 people, the result will be one zero , they scored no, therefore, with a sense of good dignity. we went to the circus and showed during the voting not to the head of state not to our people, and i promised them that they, clowns, received candidate cards as a gift. they also received it and journalists were present, in my opinion, ria novosti, and we told them all this, well, we enjoyed it, then the performance i enjoyed it when the results of this year's presidential elections came up. alexander grigoryevich said, so to the hall, where i was also present, when hmm he spoke there,

we saw in brazil where voting is underway in a presidential election that follows a bitter and polarized campaign in poles are giving a clear advantage to the leftist former president lewis sincerely led a silver but the far right incumbent jaya bolton arrow, has indicated that he may not accept the results if he is defeated. fulton are as comments of raised fears that his supporters might attempt to keep him in power by force. waiting to cast ballots in a presidential election that sharply divided the country into left and right. opposite, also narrow, has plunged into misery. he is destroying the economy, the welfare state, and i'm environment just to make sure if the left us lula wins here destroy us. he's a friend of left us dictatorships like minutes will i 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, jive all 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 healt

is the first major election since the 2020 presidential election, and the insurrection of the. capital as well into these last weeks of the election cycle, the former president's grip on the republican party is coming into tight focus. even though his name would appear on any ballot anywhere in the country, the sad unfortunate and undeniable truth is that his corrupting influence is felt far and wide. many republicans are taking their cues from trump's casting their political prisoners after. him copying his combative. style having to avoid answering questions about their past, moral ethical and political shortcomings. we are living through an exceptionally tumultuous era in modern politics. marked by the resurgence of far-right extremist portend militias. and the widespread dissemination of disinformation and conspiracy theories. it is an era when people are freely referencing the repeat of the civil war. the deadliest born american history. in everyday political discourse. according to the new york times. mentions of civil war spiked on various social media platforms in early

presidential vote. it is common sense to protect states privacy in appointing their electors, but also strengthen requirements as states publicize their -- publicize the rules before the elections and stick to them. it is common sense to make technical changes to other related laws like the presidential transition, and is common sense that our colleagues leave chaos generating ideas on the cutting room floor. or inventing new causes of action for litigation that would throw every election into the courts. the legislation before us with this text in this form, leaves congress one option, to get an outcome. in my view, this is not an opportunity we should mess up. so in closing, i want to again thank my colleagues for their weeks and weeks of hard work on this. let's preserve the legislation as introduced and report out this important bill. thank you, madam chairman. sen. klobuchar: thank you very much, senator mcconnell. i'm going to introduce the manager's amendment and then i know we have some other members who want to make comments, but i thought it would be good to get moving on that. with these opening statements being concluded, we will move on to today's agenda. the commi

comeback — the left—of—centre challenger, luiz inacio lula da silva, narrowly wins brazil's presidential electionointment for followers of the incumbent president, more people fell, i lost erend. | more people fell, i lost friend. i turn more people fell, i lost erend. i turn around more people fell, i lost friend. i turn around and | the you can't come told the crowd, you can't come this way. people are dying. and how the rock band coldplay is offering its support to the protesters in iran. it's official — the left of centre luis ignacio lula da silva — commonly known as lula, has won brazil's presidential election — snatching victory by a tiny margin from the rightwing jair bolsanaro, who had an early lead as the first votes came in. the final tally was 50.8% to lula with 49.2% to mr bolsa naro. crowds of his supporters started celebrating in the streets. this represents an amazing comeback for the former president who three years ago was serving a prison sentence for corruption, which was lately overturned. but the contest reflected how deeply polarised brazil is. i have faith in god that with

ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. voting is underway in brazil in a highly polarized presidential election. leftist former president lula da silva, is the front runner, the right wing incumbent president, jaya bold scenario has already warned a fraud. and some of his supporters want to use force to keep him in power. also on the show indonesia as president orders a probe into saturdays, death leave riot and stampede that a football stadium more than 125 people were killed of to fans of the losing side storm the pitch and police responded with tear gas and ukrainian troops push ahead with that counter offensive after dealing a major blow to russia. president zalinski says that force is now fully control the strategic eastern city of lemon. ah, and i manuscripts, mccann, and welcome to the program everyone. we start in brazil, whether thing is underway in a presidential election that follows a better and polarized campaign opinion polls are giving a clear advantage to the leftist form of president luis enough to lead us silva. but the far right encumbered enjoyable scenario has indicated tha

an issue in the 2020 presidential election was the isl as it applies to the electors cause of the constitution. at issue in more versus harper is that theory as it a lot applies to the elections clause of the constitution. >> this is a very important distinction, because one might wonder why these two things are conducted. this is about how elections are counted, run and what decision legislature can make. this, month you wrote in the atlantic about the independent state legislature theory. writing, there's literally no support in the constitution for the pre-ratification debates or at the time of our nation's founding or framing for a theory of a depended state legislature that would foreclose state judicial review of state legislatures redistricting decisions, and quote. without asking you to make a prediction of that supreme court's decision, how concerned are you that this court may be prepared to embrace what you have described as a fringe concept? the independent state legislature theory. >> well, no one can read the tea leaves on a supreme court decision, ali. but the genesis of this th

with midterms, they traditionally don't generate as much traditional interest as much as presidential elections time around it seems to be different, there seems to be a lot more engagement. talk to us about why that is, and what is at stake in this election. guest: guest: historically, midterm elections are kind of a ratings snsnoozer, half the electorate votes in the presidential elections, and evenness vote on the returns. in return is a referendum of what the president is doing -- on how the president is doing. the fact that we are having this conversation a month out from a midterm, not a position election is, proof positive that things are different this time around. not only that, usually when talking about midterms, the story peg is, what are the polls say, that is the sexiest thing you can begin the conversation with, and that is the least of it this time around. there are so many big issues, and it is highly unusual for midterm elections to become such a huge national and international story that we are even having this conversation is proof of that. hazem: james davis, to what extent

celebrations by supporters of the left—wing challenger in brazil's presidential election, as lula dailva opens up a lead. a darker mood among supporters of the far—right incumbent, jair bolsanaro , with almost all the votes now counted. morning more people fell and i lost my friend. way, people are dying. sings in farsi. and how the rock band coldplay is offering their support to the protestors in iran. 95% of the voting machines have now been counted in brazil's presidential election with former president, luiz inacio lula da silva narrowly ahead of the incumbent jair bolsonaro. crowds of mr lula's supporters started celebrating in the streets as he overhauled the far—right incumbent, jair bolsanaro, who had taken an early lead. mr lula is now on 50.7% compared to bolsonaro�*s 49.3%. the left—wing candidate — and former president — lula da silva came first in the initial round, four weeks ago. but the contest with his rival, the current presidentjair bolsonaro, has been tighter than had been expected. all day brazilians have been casting their votes across the country, including com

the silver has one brazil's one of presidential election. that's a remarkable come back to the left is to to time former president, the countries close to still actually in almost 40 years saw him take nearly 51 percent of the vote. the 49 percent going to be incumbent shire ball sanara. i was the 1st time a sitting president has failed to win re election on the country. still waiting to hear from president boston auto who hasn't conceded defeat tears of joy for the supporters of louis anacio la la da silva, disappointment for his opponents. lula has been declared the winner of one of the most polarized elections in brazil's history. historically kyra women that issued by eve, i'm here to govern this country in a very difficult situation. my the but i have faith in god that with the help of the people, we will find a way out so that this country may live again. democratically want harmoniously. the tents runoff election pitted the leftist leuva against the far right encumbrance, jaya bolton, our both scenario took an early lead, but results

now more half of the respondents, namely 54%, would prefer to vote in the next presidential election. for someone else, about 10% of respondents have not yet decided on the choice of leasing sleepy joe, including falling due to constant embarrassment, the democrat is lost in space and talks to invisible people on the eve of the us president flashed his knowledge in the field of mathematics. my younger sister was 3 years younger. me. now she is 23 years younger, the american president added that there is not a single single biden man. who would be younger than any biden woman. history knows and remembers how the helping hand turned into a club in democracy, carpet bombing, banned weapons and the killing of objectionable leaders, millions of refugees and the discrediting of statehood. it is clear to politics that we continue to talk about the crimes of the united states in the middle east tunisia egypt libya syria the arab spring, like a cold shower of chaos of civil wars and torn countries, myths about democracy and imaginary freedom for dollars, which of this we have seen in belarus,

in some cases they don't have the power to do that, in wisconsin the governor certifies the presidential electionrepublicans want to do is get tutored super jority in wisconsin so the legislature willnstead be in charge of certifying elections. they potentially could overthrow the popular vote in these states. i think it is really important to note these state races in 2022, who was elected governor, secretary of state, attorney general come also who controls the legislatures, will have a huge impact on whether we will have a fair election in 2024. a lot of people only pay attention to presidential elections but if you overlook these midterms, it is going to be too late. what happens in the states has a huge impact of what happens nationally as well. wisconsin has become the laboratory for defending democracy not just the state, but nationwide. voter suppression, unionbusting, campaign finance laws. these are things thahappen sconsin that were exported to other states not just become the state motto but a national model as well. what is happening wisconsin affects not just wisconsin, but the whol

as brazilians braced for a bruising run—off election of this presidential election.result. indonesia investigates the death of 125 football fans killed in a stampede after police used teargas in the stadium. britain's prime minister admits the mini—budget that sparked turmoil on the financial markets, could have been handled better. i stand by the package we announced on the fact we announced on the fact we announced it quickly because we had to act but i do except we should have laid the ground better. and the skin—tight fit of the spray—on dress that's the talk of the catwalk, at this year's paris fashion shows. they go again — the two main candidates in brazil's presidential election will have a second round run—off after neither man achieved the 50 % needed to win. the left—wing challenger — former president luis inacio lula de silva — won the most support, while the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaro we can go now to laura trevelyan in rio dejaneiro. david, trevelyan in rio dejaneiro. lula the former president david, lula the former president of brazil who is

brazilians braced for a bruising run—off election of this presidential election. investigates the death of 125 football fans killed in a stampede after police used teargas in the stadium. and the skin—tight fit of the spray—on dress that's the talk of the catwalk at this year's paris fashion shows. soldiers battled for every inch of territory in the ukraine. have to be careful here. we have been _ have to be careful here. we have been told _ have to be careful here. - have been told there is a russian sniper operating from that direction. for the troops here, this is a grind day and night. a hard battle to hold the position. and the skin—tight fit of the spray—on dress that's the talk of the catwalk at this year's paris fashion shows. hello, thank you forjoining us. they go again — the two main candidates in brazil's presidential election will have a second—round run—off after neither man achieved the 50% threshold needed to win out right. the left—wing challenger, former president luis inacio lula de silva, has won the most support, while the right—wing incumbent

presidential elections failed to produce a clear winner. will be a runoff after lula da silva won 48% of the vote and the right-wing incumbent also narrow -- bols onaro won 44%. what can you tell us about the outcome of the first round? it was tighter than anyone expected. what does that tell us about the brazilian electorate? >> it is extremely polarized. this was a stronger showing than expected for bolsonaro. he did very well. he forced the race into a second round. although lula da silva is ahead by about five percentage points, across brazil, there is a strong showing for political allies of bolsonaro. that bodes well for him going into the second round. it shows the strength of lula da silva and the name recognition of the former president, who did incredibly well in the northeast of the country, in the poorest region with his appeal for a basic minimum income for brazilians who are struggling with the cost-of-living crisis after the pandemic. it shows how polarized the electorate is with bolsonaro's appeal for god, family and liberty

and in brazihe first round of the presidential election is coming up this weekend. billed as brazil's most important one since the country returned to democracy in 1989. ♪ nancy: hello and welcome. if you are watching here in the u.k. or on pbs in the u.s. or around the world, we are glad you could join us. president putin has announced the illegal annexation of four regions of ukraine, in part controlled by russian forces. it is the biggest seizure of territory in europe since the second worldar. in a signing ceremony at the kremlin, mr. putin declared that these four regions are now a part of russia. in response, ukraine has formally applied to join nato. >> what he was about to do would spark international condemnation, but vladimir putin did not care. he announced the annexation of 15% of ukrainian land. in the audience, kremlin appointed offials from those territories occupied by russia. >> i want to keep authorities and their real masters in the west to hear me so they will remember this forever. people in these four regions are becoming our citizens. forever.

the first round of the presidential election sunday is being closely watched around the world. this week the u.s. senate approved a resolution calling on brazil's government to hold free and fair elections, urging the u.s. to regionally recognize the results. all because of the fear that president bolsonaro could undermine the democratic process. it is clear that the u.s. and brazil in many ways mirror each other. my colleague mariana sanchez of bbc brazil reports on why the election matters to america. >> there is a bullet a cool style that has emerged in brazil -- a political style that emerged in brazil with a core point of reference. >> president bolsonaro often goes by the nickname the trump of the tropics. both he and donald trump campaigned as outsidersnd encouraged nationalism and gun ownership. both have dominated social media and condemn gender ideology and globalism. former trump advisor steve bannon told me >>olsonaro is a great hero for us at the level of victor or bond as somebody who has stood first opportunity -- for sovereignty. he has evangelicals, working-cla

the key question now as well either candidate emerge with over 50% of the vote and when the presidential electionoff on october the 30th between the top two. there is uncertainty around the election with presidentjair is uncertainty around the election with president jair bolsonaro saying he wouldn't accept the result he didn't win, so it will be interesting to see how he responds when all the votes are counted. we expect that within the next hour and a half. ., ., , ., ,, ., a half. you have been talking to voters todav- — a half. you have been talking to voters today. what _ a half. you have been talking to voters today. what exactly i a half. you have been talking to voters today. what exactly is i a half. you have been talking to i voters today. what exactly is their sentiment on _ voters today. what exactly is their sentiment on the _ voters today. what exactly is their sentiment on the ground? - voters today. what exactly is their sentiment on the ground? the i voters today. what exactly is their i sentiment on the ground? the voters i was talking to, there was definitely anxiety about the

presidential election with this headline? come down. we will be fine who matter who wins.mes op-ed with this headline, the month before the 2020 presidential election? there will be no trump to. in fact, i couldn't help but think that i had seen these hot takes before. remember the washington post op-ed on the 2016 u.s. presidential election with this headline? come down. we will be fine who matter who wins. remember the new york times op-ed with this headline, the month before the 2020 presidential election? there will be no trump to. look, i have a humble suggestion for many of my colleagues and the, quote unquote, liberal media. how about in the year 2022, we stop playing down, minimizing, whitewashing people who literally say or do fascist things? people who want to overturn elections and banned muslims. people who, in the case of italy's next prime minister, -- while running a political party that has a direct connection -- can we try doing that? please? after the break, we will discuss all of this and more with my all-star panel. do not go away. with powerful, easy-t