watching our team with me and he said now way it's two pm here in the russian capital seven am in sao paolo and brazil's presidential election is set for a second round runoff the ruling party candidate and prepare all hot favorite dumas herself failed to secure the fifty percent needed for outright victory lauren live star reports from sao paolo. brazil is one of the only countries who has managed its way out of the financial crisis and to a growing a quick clip that other countries would envy they're expected to grow seven point five per cent this year it's the largest economy in south america the largest a second largest economy in the western hemisphere and part of the bric block of brazil russia india and china there seem to symbolize the shift in global economic power from the g seven developed nations to the developing world of which all of them are newly advanced economies that are seen as holding great potential so certainly everyone is looking to this election to see what direction the leader will take the economy people will have to wait and see because it will go to a run on he

laura list of the following brazil's presidential election from sao paolo. a russian boy whose adoptive parents abandoned him in the count of being returned to his home country friday twelve year old denise is now getting help for him to try to adapt to a normal life here in moscow our correspondent told bob was that for his return. home at last after allegedly being sold for drugs on the other side of the world physical abuse and five years in an orphanage twelve year old denise is finally back in his native russia the full extent of his suffering isn't yet known just give us that he might have been taken to the dominican republic as a slave in exchange for drugs or it may have been an organ trade the judicial investigation couldn't clarify all the circumstances that we should make speculations just because the boy can't explain what happened born in the volgograd region nine hundred ninety eight his adoptive parents moved to the dominican republic in two thousand and four a year later they returned to russia turning their backs on dennis and leaving him wi

it will bring you late to start his loyalists following brazil's presidential election from sao paolo here on o.t. research this week shows that americans mistrust the longstanding news media mistrust is of an all time high all my talk show host laurie hoffman has now asked people why them got so many misgivings about the mainstream. according to a new gallup poll fifty seven percent of americans do not trust the news media to accurately and fairly report the news this week let's talk about that do you trust the news media not really find out well i just don't feel like we're getting all the facts and there are some facts that should be out there that the media news media is playing into the public here's a problem news media isn't just news anymore no news is news slash entertainment so anytime you get like a c.n.n. or a fox who has their own bet on things i think people just try to find what most fits in what they're already thinking anyways and then they watch that so if you're not from that side if you're not from the whatever side it is and you're not going to trust that other si

. >> the streets of sao paolo can be hazardous in the best of times.ut a said and is speeding through town. at the wheel, a fugitive from justice, a very determined fugitive. boxed in by traffic. he tried to ram his way through. that didn't work, so why not try reverse? police motorcyclists knocked out of his way like skittles. police opened fire, and he sped out of the way. not very far, though. look at the other drivers running away in terror. one of them apparently mistaken for the suspect before the officer realizeled he was wrong. police eventually getting their man, pulling him from the wreck of the car. ablazingly, no one was killed. one police officer receiving minor injuries. it is reported the driver was an escaped convict who disappeared last christmas. he faces charges of murder, theft and resisting arrest. he ended up in the hospital. "bbc news." >> now, it was made to be sat on, walked over and touched. but just days avalon do not's place unveiled its latest high profile exhibit, it has had to take off. >> it was meant to be a work of art

lives he served his maximum two terms but has lined up a successor argues our list of reports from sao paolo where the gap between rich and poor is narrowing. in brazil there are those who live tucked away behind barbed wire walls. and those who live behind shanty cinderblock ones brazil is a rich country but the majority is poor guarded gates paved the road to that majority separating rich from poor and cementing the vast divide of inequality that in many ways is the story of latin america but in this developing nation and one of the fastest growing major economies in the world where they are pioneering deep water oil research and ethanol production for example signs of human development to marked by a before and after before outgoing president lula da silva took office and forgot to what are the people didn't recognise the poor today the rich are en route because the poor own as poor as they were before people have the opportunity to think he's increased the job market civil construction for me and for others he's giving jobs to people who didn't have it after lula's eight years in office

jose serra security around thirty three percent of the vote artie's lauren lyster has more from sao paolo. the largest thing that people know about this candidate dilma rousseff is that she is the candidate of the current president lula da silva who is one of the best presidents people say brazil has ever had and has had eighty percent support of the people during his two terms in office which are coming to an end she has been leading the polls in large part because she is a choice really little is known about her by the brazilian people she's his chief of staff she's a. she did fight against a dictatorship years and years ago in her youth but since then has really been in the public eye so she is running on track record and when you talk to people on the streets that are lula's supporters and. candidacy in her campaign they believe wholeheartedly that she will continue the programs little has started primarily mirroring the gap in this country between the rich and poor which is incredibly vast and they say no other government has really taken charge and doing and is social programs that

successor appears poised to become the nation's first ever female president lauren lister reports from sao paolo. welcome to brazil south to be exact. it's the largest city in a young democracy gearing up to elect a new president this sunday but it's so much more than that. the current president is known simply as a loon for most brazilians he's their guy already born in a country always controlled by a small group of the wealthy he was one of the poor louise ignacio alleges silva is the one who changed everything and has seen approval ratings reach eighty percent of his two terms and draws thousands of those supporters to rally for his anointed successor dilma rousseff the american people who live well no not for her track record in public service but for being moola choice to understand why that matters so much in this country you have to travel outside the city center to the slums where the poor the working class live. so this is where i came to live with my dad has lived here her whole life but it wasn't until the lula government she began receiving electricity proper water and a voice new p

lining up a successor who could become the contraries first female president lauren lyster is in sao paolo for us. but it is a really big day as you mentioned that later lou legit silva has enjoyed eighty percent approval ratings in this country over the last two terms it's because he is credited by his supporters with creating pretty much a silent revolution where the poor have had a voice and hope for the first time through a number of social programs while at the same time lula catapulted brazil much further ahead in international diplomacy and trade brokering relations with latin american countries also with russia india china and the bric nations of course so today really determines which direction the country is going to continue to head lula has anointed a successor dilma rousseff who is not very well known to the brazilian people for her track record she's lula's chief of staff and she's running on the fact that she's lula's choice and that really matters in this country because though they don't know anything about her all of the supporters of low lula who you speak to in the stre

one of the world's fastest growing economies we can cross to learn this to in sao paolo hello to you laura now with brazil's growing geopolitical significance all eyes are focused on who's going to lead the country next isn't it. they certainly are brazil is one of the only countries who has managed its way out of the financial crisis and to grow in a quick clip that other countries would envy they're expected to grow seven point five percent this year it's the largest economy in south america the largest the second largest economy in the western hemisphere and part of the bric bloc of brazil russia india and china there seem to symbolize the shift in global economic power from the g seven developed nations to the developing world of which all of them are newly advanced economies that are seen as holding great potential so certainly everyone is looking to this election to see what direction the leader will take the economy people will have to wait and see because it will go to a run on the run off to dilma rousseff who was expected to carry out lula da silva his policies she is his a

. >>> chaotic scene unfolded sunday in sao paolo.olice fired five shots at the car and eventually pulled out the suspect. bret baier will tell us about another republican that could make a run at the white house soon. we run down highlight of the >> shannon: the first rasmussen report poll since debate started in delaware has coons expand the lead over christine o'donnell. it's two points better than three weeks ago when castle was still considering a run as a write-in candidate. candidates for illinois governor traded insults if a debate thursday night. incumbent pat quinn called bill brady heartless for proposed budget guts. brady says quinn made a shady deal to help his campaign. brady leads by 2-1/2 points in the real clear politics average. >>> senate race in snefz too close to call and earth voting there is about to -- early voting there is about to begin. bret baier reports on the first and only debate of the election season. >> prior to the biggest senate debate of the 2010 cycle, they never met. republican tea party favorite

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