because if he's a member of her be cabinet, he will be in some way be immune to state charges in sou paolo and it will take the state supreme court to try him for any corruption charges, should those be put in relation into this wider investigation into petrobras. >>> she won't allow it because her children have foreign ports. and one of her closest aids. >> this was another important step into myanmar's transition to democracy. members gathered in the capital to hear nominations for the next president. >> i'm happy because the hope for our country starts here. hope for myanmar citizens starts today too. and that's why i'm excited. >> she led her country's knock, but she's barred from being president. the negotiations failed. and the signs are that the political transition is not going smoothly. but the next president will come from the nld. the favorite is the lower house, 69-year-old, a trusted loyal ally of the party leader. the nld has not given up hope of suu kyi being president, and there's another push for a constitutional amendment in the next year. back to achieve that, relations

but that doesn't stop demonstrators from blocking a main central in sou paolo for the third day. the police used teargas and water cannons to disburse the crowds. she deployed lula, the chief of staff, and he's under investigation for corruption. >> reporter: there's no end to the government's troubles. as soon as president roussef got an injunction overturned against lula being pointed to her cabinet, those in the country filed their own injunctions to block him from taking the post. they feltlike she's trying to shield him from corruption charges. basically minsters in brazil have unity in ministerial and they can only be tried by the supreme court. they said that they're being persecuted and feel that the judiciary section unfair in this instance, and they're being personally targeted. lula, in a statement, said that he's feeling very disappointed at what's happening in brazil right now. the country is very divided and very loudly so. the anti-government protesters have been taking to the streets the last few days, but the supporters of president lula have also been taking to