especially on the industrial outskirts of sao paolo where the workers' party was born. to the p.t.s.d. part of the working class that gave us dignity before d.p. we had no access to credit cards we always took buses never an airplane. getting more dice doesn't know much about had that only whom he represents. had dads biggest strength is also his biggest weakness he needs the support of these workers who are part of a lot of hard core support base but that means he can't this in some self from a former president who are millions of other brazilians identify with his country's worst ever a corruption scandal. that himself is under investigation for taking illegal campaign contributions in two thousand and twelve a charge he denies and although he's regarded as a moderate within his left wing party it's a hard sell. i think no fooling would not be a toy in the hands of his mentor but right now he needs to stick to image to make it to the second round. but as his followers chant. and had this lula the unlikely candidate has little time to convince the undecided that he wou

ahead of the election, anti-bolsonaro protesters rallied in sao paolo and in other cities saturday, proclaiming "not him." >> my son is transgender and for his security, i am protesting. bolsonaro is homophobic and incites violence against those who were not heterosexual. fears are growing over the fate of missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi after turkish officials said they believe he was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday. khashoggi, a columnist for "the washington post" who had been living in self-imposed exile in the united states, entered the

for now thank you very much will the latest from sao paolo to raise above all i want to get more now from sao paolo based journalist some cal use been monitoring the elections for us he joins us now via skype thanks very much for taking the time to speak to assam health costs to understand jarrod both scenarios rise to prominence this is a man who has broken taboos he has been grossly offensive in past comments that he's made why is he winning so much support now. well this has very much to do with the backlash and the downfall of more moderate sensorites parties in brazil you know this election here it's really about and he was his party sensible and it just so happens that mr ball so narrow is the strongest figure and the most and he workers' party figure that there is right now you know brazil has been absolutely rocked by corruption scandals and economic crises over the past four years there's rising violence last year there's a record sixty four thousand homicides nearly and most that might miss the boat on our road has very very managed very well to basically unite all of the b

country and of course and sao paolo just ahead of the spinal. cord certainly here it's very noisy it is approved by the law books and all rally behind me his supporters have adopted many of the kind of nationalistic symbols that waving the brazilian green and yellow they were in the brazilian. i've heard the brazilian national anthem at least three times since we've been here so they've adopted those symbols as part of their. to make brazil a better country i mean why would they need a case is that their countries probably will power the rides now but there has been for many many years an extreme right wing county the. left wing. of the workers party very little ground between there has been growing violence growing in the run up to the elections we had the and the now the old supporters in this very space yesterday approached reporters out here today they're on the road they believe the momentum is going their way he has about sixty percent of the about sixty but that that the vote in the opinion polls that's only seems to be rising despite som

protests have erupted in brazil's largest city sao paolo people came out to show their opposition to leading brazilian presidential candidate did gyre also noro he's been labeled the trump of the tropics the presidential election is slated for sunday many brazilians are fearful of the changes both in our zero could bring to the country he's been called a racist and blamed for fostering prejudice against willin black and gay people protesters are fed up with corruption and the economic crisis as well they could be heard chanting more rights less hardship not him. is ahead in the polls over the former mare of sao paolo fernando her dad with the other candidates lagging behind as mentioned but also narrow has earned a lot of attention due to his controversial remarks in the past parties during hurricanes explain how these polarized opinion in the south american nation. if you're a fan of drama and soap operas on a national scale you should be following brazilian politics it's got impeachments corruption scandals betrayals raging passions it even comes with an r rating for violence it's

suppose is a brazilian far right presidential front runner rally in rio and sao paolo. we've got clear skies now pushing into eastern parts of australia off somebody quite lively storms is very a cloud making its way further east was pulling away from the gold coast pulling away from new south wales as well bright skies come back in behind in some warm sunshine twenty eight celsius there for melbourne getting up thirty degrees in adelaide make the most of it is going to cool off we'll see temperatures around nineteen celsius on monday go on into tuesday similar values on those temperatures in the similar values to by this stage for adelaide and melbourne so it's going to be fine and dry lots of clear weather and some sunshine but set a little fresher than a monday afternoon twenty seven twenty eight there for sydney and brisbane more sunshine coming through here in the sunshine coming across a good part of new zealand too over the mist sorry a cloud moving out into the tasman that will continue to just drift its way over towards new zealand towards south island nineteen

us in a moment we'll have reaction from to raise obo who's at the workers' party headquarters in sao paolo first though let's speak to our last america editor you see in human who joins us from rio de janeiro and you see we were just saying the is maintaining his lead in the polls on election day what is the reaction where you are to this. yes you're absolutely right i'm in a little scene yeah this is one of the largest favelas or slums in latin america and certainly in brazil and here as you can see incredibly there are still people lining up to get into the polling station to vote even though the polls are supposed to close in about forty minutes i don't know how many of these people will actually be able to do this they're telling me that this is highly unusual most of them have come up from the hills up above me i'm going to ask but just above the visual scene yeah there are hundreds of thousands tens of thousands of people that live here and many of them are voting for balls for not all this part of the country or of the city is as split as the country and one of the main reasons is t

on sonora supporters even though he himself was stabbed last month daniel shawn reports now from sao paolo. opinion polls suggest he's ahead by some margin the former military officers support growing largely because he's promising to be tough on crime. from a right wing candidate. supported appear to have taken that message into the room hands by directing their violence against any groups that don't conform to their ideals to the boys this with this wave of fascism with people who share the story deals are as a transsexual man still kind of unsafe walking down the streets visiting places one might be under threat especially in the city center where there are many people who share those special story deals and think as we should be exterminated there's been attacks across brazil against black people journalists homosexuals and supporters of the workers' party can do that. now we think that earth putting together all the data. regarding the fact that we've been facing we'll give society more evidence to support a different speech in our soul to act against hate speech against intolerance w

rush hour in sao paolo in brazil's biggest city many people work far more than eight hours per day some start at a very early age so they can retire at fifty five and then continue to earn seventy percent of their final salary for the rest of their lives for decades that's been the norm in brazil. it's what says that was hoping for after working as a teacher for more than thirty years an accident before retirement led to her salary being cut now the sixty three year old gets less than the minimum wage and now i have no money no it's inhumane to have to live on a minimum salary everything is getting more expensive with inflation and all that and people keep on getting a salary which now i can live on so it's very difficult. with less than two hundred dollars a month she can barely afford more than her rent and although she bolsters her income by selling handicrafts she feels desperate about the future. they all know they only they have no idea what to do i have faith in god that he will open up doors for me but i really don't know if it's mary. now they have they. moved into this. says t

for the week before a runoff presidential election in brazil people are rallying in sao paolo in support of the far right front runners i.e. at both sun oro there have also been regular demonstrations across the country against both sonars comments attacking women minorities and the gay community the former military captain is leading in the polls well ahead of his leftists rival for an outdoor. ball center a supporters are now rallying in sao paolo that is where daniel is joining us from dana what's the scene where you are. well there's a reasonable crowd. not a syllable it's a lot of supporters they feel they've got the momentum there with the election the second crucial round just a week away so they are going to win these elections despite there being an investigation into alleged illegal campaign funding a campaign on social media to try to undermine the integrity of. the not only himself has said he wasn't aware of the campaign and even if he was there wasn't much he could be close in what he could do about it and that's unlikely to worry these people anyway no matter what also not

president joins us now live from sao paolo presence really does boil down to a race between two members. well that's correct and one hundred forty seven million brazilians are expected to vote today twenty thousand of them will be voting in this polling center in sao paolo it's been the most turbulent campaigns presidential campaign in brazil history where we've seen former president imprisoned then we've seen him death about the as his successor in the last minute and then the leading the frontrunner for now though being stabbed or losing forty percent of the blood in this attack and now being a frontrunner so trying to understand what's happening here in brazil and joining us now is that the second hour from the catholic university you know it's been a campaign that's been polarized around twenty two percent of the voters remain undecided and that's what our poll suggests could we have any surprises. and there is depending on the terminal to do the most likely one is that we're going to have a second wrong between fit on the diode and. depending on the turnout we can. finish today if

workers' party fernanda dad who's a former mayor of south power to raise a bow has the latest now from sao paolo. not him sandwiches women and men on the streets of sao paulo. they're asking the undecided voters to vote for anyone except one out o. the former army captain who is leading the presidential race in brazil the. sexist. oh. it's like the new hitler in the twenty first century thirteen candidates are running for brazil's president cd but poll say it's become a tall man race between. and fat man who replaced former president. as the workers' party candidate. says that if selected people like her will be at risk her whole family took to the streets to support how that's campaign get that things were different when lula was in power we had schools my son is a professor now because he went to school. opportunities to the people and her dad who continued this policy. serving a twelve year sentence for corruption was banned from running the workers' party strategy to help put a man by the whim of the election has been to say that voting for him is like the thing for brazil former president y

a story from brazil next, where the folha de sao paolo is reporting that the newly elected president,stry with its agriculture ministry. conservationists think that will open the door to environmental destruction. and, since it is halloween, a story from graveyards in the philippines. the philippine star says the country's bishops have warned their congregations to beware of fake priests offering to say prayers for the departed in exchange for money. you can do it yourself. with me is fiona cincotta, who is a senior market analyst with the financial betting company city index. so the financial times, they headline story, brussels tells traders it will not slam the door to city clearing. are we breathing a sigh of relief? this is fantastic news, it is great news, but thinking about the sense of it, the london clearing house,

there is terisa ball is in brazil's biggest city sol pablo to raise a lot of polling station in sao paolo tell us about how the voting is going there. over one hundred and forty million brazilians are expected to vote today over twenty of them are expected over here at this polling station and so probably even though the situation has been going smoothly year in other parts of the country we do know that around forty people have already been detained for violating electoral law we also know that extreme right candidate. already voted in rio de janeiro he was wearing a bullet proof jacket he was accompanied by two sons and when asked about a second round he says this election and today suggesting that he could win on a first round of the workers party candidate also voted here in sao paolo with his wife early in the morning he met with the labor unions the metal workers labor union so this election people will continue to come here to vote today mimi many see it that it's crucial for brazil's future we have heard stories like members of indigenous communities travelling to up to eighty kil

is currently leading opinion polls against a left wing rival fernando had dad and has more from sao paolo on what's behind surge in popularity. he's revive the opposition as racist homophobic and sexist. but. growing number of supporters say he's not of those things he's a victim of what they call fake news here. he's an honest politician firstly there are no charges of corruption against him secondly he's conservative a family man he's bringing back all the values and principles that we've lost over the last few years people are becoming conservative again and fighting for morals and ethics in the first round of the election the rival left wing workers' party led by fernando where dad did well only in the poor north east of brazil where when the government introduced social programs that lifted millions out of poverty in. the rest of the country by bigger margins than predicted a self-starter figure promising to be a crime to fight rampant corruption in many ways the only the only argument that he has to justify his entire establishment positions is the fact that he. he has been honest o

especially on the industrial outskirts of sao paolo where the workers' party was born. to the p.t.s.d. part of the working class that gave us dignity before d.p.p. we had no access to credit cards we always took buses never an airplane. dice doesn't know much about had that only whom he represents. had dads biggest strength is also his biggest weakness he needs the support of these workers who are part of a lot of hard core support base but that means he can't this isn't some self from a former president who millions of other brazilians identify with this country's worst ever a corruption scandal. that himself is under investigation for taking illegal campaign contributions in two thousand and twelve a charge he denies and although he's regarded as a moderate within his left wing party it's a hard sell. i think a dog is no fool and would not be a toy in the hands of his mentor but right now he needs to stick to live image to make it to the second round. but as his followers chant is had that and had that this lula the unlikely candidate has little time to convince the u

especially on the industrial outskirts of sao paolo where the workers' party or p.t. was born because it's the p.t.s.d. part of the working class that gave us dignity before dipping we had no access to credit cards we always took buses never an airplane. child living with ice doesn't know much about had that only whom he represents. had dads because strength is also his biggest weakness he needs the support of these workers who are part of a lot of hard core support base but that means he can't this isn't some self from a former president who are millions of other brazilians identify with his country's worst ever a corruption scandal. that himself is under investigation for taking illegal campaign contributions in two thousand and twelve a charge he denies and although he's regarded as a moderate within his left wing party it's a hard sell. i think a dog is no fool and would not be a toy in the hands of his mentor but right now he needs to stick to little image to make it to the second round. but as his followers chant. and had this lula the unlikely candidate has lit

chanting our producer beatrice christa pharo sent us footage of one anti both an auto protest in sao paolo on saturday where people marched under the house ellen now or not him about protests people shouted you can cry women will take you down. to united women will never be defeated. they chanted wilson or oh you fascists women will put you in line. and feminism is revolution. and some protests are shared why they came to be heard ah. ah . on sunday supporters of wilson are also took to the streets chanting their name for him mito are legend. one protester explained why he's convinced wilson r.-o. is the best candidate. lots to discuss today and to help us with that raquel cromwell is washington correspondent for global news and bremen germany rafael subgoal garcia is an independent journalist he's normally based in brazil and in sao paolo maldini c.e.o. somebody you see is the brazil correspondent for the associated press welcome to the stream everyone let's begin with what brought so many people out onto the streets these past couple of days how what is it about well scenario that has el

headquarters but his party says he was murdered hundreds of brazilians have been demonstrating in sao paolo against the far right presidential candidate enjoyable so narrow he's leading the polls ahead of the runoff vote on october the twenty eighth and he is expected to win. police investigating money laundering in peru have arrested the opposition leader kick off would be more the daughter of the former president who was jailed for human rights abuses she says she's being politically persecuted and denies receiving illegal campaign contributions to bid to become president seventy years ago. international summits of the french speaking world us around nine hundred million people is underway in armenia it's three million population only has around ten thousand french speakers but they're giving a big welcome to leaders at a two day meeting in the capital the around including the canadian prime minister justin trudeau and the french president emmanuel macro mission macro's backing rwanda's top diplomat to be the next secretary general of the international organization of franco for need. mor

mr bolsonaro made the threat in a videolink to supporters in sao paolo, ahead of sunday's presidentiale grip of lotto fever. the latest mega millions draw will take place on tuesday with a potential jackpot of $1.6 billion — the biggest pay—out in history. another draw, the powerball, is also taking place — but the winner of that one will only get a measly $600 million. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. hope springs eternal on the streets of manhattan. especially when a combined of over $2 billion is on offer. no—one has won be mega millions all the powerball so the jack what keeps getting bigger and bigger. i believe i have already won. it was meant to be and it will be. why go crazy and panic?m won. it was meant to be and it will be. why go crazy and panic? it is just a chance to see if i can win some millions. it could be you. that the odds are not on your side. the chances of winning the jackpot stand in —— at one in 303 million. in context, your chances of being eaten bya context, your chances of being eaten by a shark are only one infrequent 7 million. and there is a one in 300,000

mr bolsonaro made the threat in a videolink to supporters in sao paolo ahead of sunday's presidential parts of its pacific coast as it prepares for hurricane willa, now at the highest category of 5. willa is due to make landfall in mexico later on tuesday and experts are warning this storm is potentially catastrophic and life—threatening. it's expected to bring torrential rains, major flooding and landslides. 29 nobel prize—winning scientists have urged britain and the european union to secure a deal on brexit in order to protect scientific research. they've written a letter to the british prime minister, theresa may, and the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker. in it, they stress that science requires the free flow of people and ideas to flourish. the world's longest sea bridge has been officially opened in china, connecting the special administrative regions of hong kong and macau to the mainland. chinese president xijinping led the opening ceremony held in the mainland chinese city of zhuhai. the bridge is due to open to traffic on wednesday, but has already b

violent clashes between bulls in our supporters and opponents in one rio neighborhood and also in sao paolo the former army captain paul snorers cuba fifty five percent of the vote in the end in brazilian politics he's a controversial figure known for some controversial statements was nor was called for the murder of a sitting president he lamented the demise of the country's military dictatorship and also has launched bitter attacks on women and minority groups he ran this time on an anti crime anti corruption platform and is produced skillfully engaging with voters especially via social media so valsin arrows workers' party opponent for nando her dad meantime is a former mayor of so polo he entered the presidential race after jailed former president lula disillusion was banned from participating with such polarized candidates brazil's election has been a tense race than is a quick recap of it. thank you. it's not just excitement for a better country it's we've had enough of corruption and of stealing from the people enough of stealing our health care we're not stupid. thank you. thank you

joining me now from sao paolo is the bbc‘s camilla costa. good to see you.e aboutjair good to see you. tell us a bit more about jair bolsonaro. good to see you. tell us a bit more about jair bolsonaro. well, former army captainjair about jair bolsonaro. well, former army captain jair bolsonaro, about jair bolsonaro. well, former army captainjair bolsonaro, 56 yea rs army captainjair bolsonaro, 56 years old, he's been in politics for quite a long time. he's been a congressman for 27 years. he started in politics and defending the rights of the military men and policemen, but over the years his discourse has shifted a lot more towards conservative issues, and, sort of, more far—right issues. he's quite controversial as well, he's been called homophobic, he's been accused of racism, of sexism. during this campaign he has joked of racism, of sexism. during this campaign he hasjoked about killing the supporters of the workers‘ party, and also he is quite well—known for some of his opinions ina way well—known for some of his opinions in a way against the ministry

rush hour in sao paolo in brazil is big a city many people work far more than eight hours per day somestart at a very early age so they can retire at fifty five and then continue to earn seventy percent of their final salary for the rest of their lives for decades that's been the norm in brazil. it's what says that was hoping for after working as a teacher for more than thirty years an accident before retirement led to her salary being cut now the sixty three year old gets less than the minimum wage and now i have no money no it's inhumane to have to live on a minimum salary everything is getting more expensive with inflation and all that and people keep on getting a salary which i want to live on happiness so it's very difficult. with less than two hundred dollars a month she can barely afford more than her rent and although she bolsters her income by selling handicrafts she feels desperate about the future. daily they i have no idea what to do i have faith in god that he will open up doors for me but i really don't know it's very sad now they have they. didn't just. life expectancy i

corruption we have two correspondents covering the story we'll have reaction from to raise above in sao paolo first though let's get the latest latin america at its head lucien human in rio de janeiro and it looks as though. might of gone the distance with exit polls suggesting that he has won the first round what might you be hearing there. man we were expecting him to win the first round but not to win the first election entirely in the first round but let me just tell you the latest official figures from the electoral council the just come out with fifty three percent of the votes counted also not a has forty nine percent of the votes versus only twenty six percent for food nanda had died which means that he just needs a fraction more to actually win this election all out avoiding a runoff at the end of this month as most people had predicted this is really extraordinary unexpected this is a candidate who a month ago had about had the the highest disapproval rejection rating and who only had out about it earlier in the about twenty eight percent sorry of the of the intention to vote for hi

mr bolsonaro made the threat in a videolink to supporters in sao paolo, ahead of sunday's presidentialboost american nuclearforces. he says, to compel russia to abide by an arms control treaty, he says he will pull the us out of it. mr trump said the united states had more money than anyone else and would build up its nuclear arsenal until russia came to its senses. he included china in his accusations as well. they have not adhered to the spirit of that agreement or to the agreement themselves. until they get smart there will be nobody even close to us. i don't have to speak to the russians. i don't have do. i am terminating the agreement. earlier i spoke to peter bowes in los angeles, i asked him about trump's new threat to russia and china. yes, he has gone further than he did at the weekend. as you say, introducing china to this, saying that china should be part of the treaty as well, which perhaps illustrates a larger agenda for the president, perhaps a concern about the arms race, not only as it applies to russia, but countries like china as well. you also, i think, mike, need to

we'll report from rio and sao paolo.ve met — are promising a revolution of common sense in europe.

mr bolsonaro made the threat in a video link to supporters in sao paolo ahead of sunday's presidentialquestions about a rape allegation he's facing, by insisting that his lawyers are confident. he was speaking at a news conference at old trafford in advance of the champions league match between his current club, juventus, and his former club manchester united. christiano ronaldo denies the allegation, which dates back to 2009. we gave a statement two weeks ago. i will not lie about the situation. i am very happy. my lawyers are confident and i am as well. the most important thing is that i enjoyed my football and my life. the rest, i have people to take care of my life and the truth always comes out. so i am good. the world's longest sea bridge is being officially opened, connecting the special administrative regions of hong kong and macau to mainland china. this is the view of the newly completed bridge, as seen from hong kong. the bridge is designed to withstand earthquakes and the seasonal typhoons which tear through the region. it cost $20 billion to build and has been almost a dec

scandals as well as a stuttering economy our correspondent today's a bow reports from the biggest city sao paolo. the last debate before the elections and sunday something dramatic that would end the lease he did not want to miss the first time i am worried about what is already happening in brazil we need to tackle fascist ideas there is a complex polarization of our society but we can't forget what's been happening in brazil over the last few years it's important we vote on sunday so we can keep its democracy. seven of the presidential candidates attended the debate in. the frontrunner former army captain john edwards a nat'l skipped the t.v. global citing doctor's orders after being stabbed during a campaign event one month ago instead he gave a recorded interview to a t.v. record own by and church at the same time that the debate was happening. they cannot call me corrupt i have always fought for the union of all brazilians however the leftists divided us the workers' party did not work and they betrayed workers into country second place candidate for man the head that was handpicked by jail

results as we wait to get them confirmed thank you very much to raise a bug jones is live now from sao paolo a supporters a gathering and as lucy a was saying he only needs a fraction more to win this first round outright without having to go to a second round of voting what's the mood like that. well people you are have started to celebrate worse the people wearing military fatigues carrying the israeli flag let's not forget the j volts and i don't know year to day was when we went to vote he said that this was going to be finished this sunday that this is not going to be a second. and it will be and i and his with the united states and with israel would be talking to some of the people there are telling us that many of them got very tired of traditional political parties they say that they do not want to vote for anyone that had any type of relationship with the workers' party that it's time for something new in. the race course not all made of the messiah did he may go ahead and see them here and they're getting ready to celebrate we're still waiting for a type of confirmation whether the

anomaly last week as you may recall down at the eyeball of best buy that's a brazilian exchange in sao paolo and a lot of that is due to this really seemed seems to be a real positive thing among market traders for higher bala's the narrow who that's the far right candidate was in a runoff and that takes place that runoff on the twenty eighth coming up this next week moving up about five thousand miles rather to toronto the t.s.a. x. a try to stock exchange also down as were the favorites in the your the dow jones industrial average trade in the new york stock exchange and of course that has that all down and we've got coming up now time for a quick. break but hang here because when we get back rodney horner of simpler trading will sort of weigh in on this on markets and on the g.d.p. number it's out today and maybe oil also we'll get to that plus why old guy yeah old guy i am met with him just a few days ago and he spoke with us about the guy i am motor company which produces some of the coolest electric vehicles on the planet all that coming up stay here and hear the local numbers in new y

rally in sao paolo. saudi arabia's foreign minister has called the killing of jamal khashoggi in the saudi consulate in istanbul a grave mistake in an interview or said saudi arabia did not know what happened to the jan list apparently contradicting saturday's official account that he died in a brawl turkey's president says his country plans to announce details of its investigation on choose day. reports now from istanbul. on sunday turkish president reza tape seemingly set a deadline for officially releasing the details of how she was murdered and by whom we're going to make it clear what happened to jamal khashoggi god willing on tuesday i will have a group meeting and hopefully by then i will be able to find out what happened earlier yet another narrative was presented by saudi officials who had on saturday finally admitted to killing the journalist albeit by accident this time an unnamed senior official told the reuters news agency that special she died of suffocation after agents sent to negotiate h

brazilians go to the polls basically divided over who should lead their nation will be live in sao paolo and it's also election day in cameroon where one of africa's longest serving meat is is seeking a seventh time. thank you for joining us turkish authorities believe is saudi journalist missing since tuesday has been killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul jamal khashoggi disappeared five days ago after entering the building to pick up marriage paperwork that officials told watches that police believe the murder was premeditated and the body moved out of the building saudi arabia denies all of those allegations would begin with this report from to monitor in istanbul. jamal hershel g. has been missing for five days the well known saudi journalist was last seen entering his country's consulate in istanbul on true's day and hasn't in march since friends and colleagues from around the world now fear the worst off that serco security officials said late on saturday that they were treating crush of his disappearance as a murder investigation they said he entered a consulate and he lef

in the history of brazilian democracy today is about has this report from brazil's biggest city sao paolo or. not him sang his women and men on the streets of sao paulo such they're asking the undecided voters to vote for anyone except. the former army captain who is leading the presidential race in brazil. the. sexist. oh. it's like the new hitler in the twenty first century thirteen candidates are running for brazil's presidency but poll say it's become a two man race between. and fattah man the other the who replaced former president . as the workers' party candidate. says that a vulture not only selected people like her will be at risk her whole family took to the streets to support how that's campaign. that things were different when lula was in power we had schools my son is a professor now because he went to school. opportunities to the people and her dad will continue this policy. world. serving a twelve year sentence for corruption was banned from running the workers' party strategy to help put number that the women the election has been to say that voting for him is like voting

america's largest nation after easily winning the first round on sunday to reassemble reports from sao paolo. there's lots of mixed feelings in brazil after sunday's elections on one hand there is those who are afraid about what could happen in this country if a person. makes it to power they're afraid that human rights abuses by security forces will increase to hold for now the us said in the past that a good criminal is a dead criminal or is so afraid about the possibility of persecution of minorities of political persecution but then there are those and there are many of those who believe that. they will do anything in order to prevent the workers' party makes it to power again and they say that they will vote for boys for not oh you know wait so many of those you talk to they're saying that they are voting for the worst the least worst candidate but it was has responded positively has been this country's economy the stock exchange has been on the rise the brazilian area is has been soaring and i do have said that if he's makes it to the presidency he will prioritize state owned companies

index in sao paolo gained more than three percent in the opening minutes of trading reaching its highest result on record and extended its month to date pasta twelve percent meanwhile the brazilian wral was at three point six hundred voice against the us dollar today but has risen more than thirteen percent st september's polson are as election chances improved and now as we know he is the elected president many financial analyst analysts point out that bolton are a trump have similar economic agendas and they haven't a similar effect on the markets we thank our correspondent nicholas o'donovan thank you prison site. there's been a fatal air crash and rescue efforts are ongoing off the coast of indonesia and crews continue to search for possible survivors of today's lion air flight which appears to have taken the lives of one hundred eighty nine people including twenty indonesian finance ministry officials the flight left the capital city of jakarta and reportedly lost signal with air traffic control just after takeoff crashing less than fifteen minutes into the voyage some bodies have b