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ends 13 years of the left-wing workers' party rule in brazil and brings to power president michel temerr the remaining two years of rousseff's term. temer is deeply unpopular and currently under investigation himself, accused of receiving illegal campaign contributions linked to the state oil company petrobras. the first direct commercial flight between the u.s. and cuba in more than 50 years touched down in santa clara, cuba, wednesday. jetblue flight 387 took off from fort lauderdale, florida. also on wednesday, u.s. transportation secretary anthony foxx met with cuban foreign minister bruno rodriquez. the meeting and the flight were the latest step in the thawing ties between cuba and the united states. in yemen, a u.s.-backed saudi-led airstrike has killed at least 16 people when it struck the home of an imam in saada wednesday. local residents say the strike killed the imam's s tended family, inincluding at lst one child. this comes as the u.n. humanitarian coordinator told the u.n. security cocouncil at least 10,000 civilians h have dd or been wounded in the 18-month conflict. las

president temer: that is true.havece established measures to reduce billioncit to 130 brazilian reality. we will have to live with a that deficit, but all of is the result of a policy aimed at lowering inflation and that is aboutd 4.5% next year. we also want to create many jobs. it could be two or three years before we totally eliminate the deficit, i agree. veryot too long ago, i got telling research finding that if we set the spending ceiling four years ago, by this time, we would have no deficit whatsoever in brazil anymore. the support you relied on , letmpeachment is fragile say. the brazilian people are not in love with the idea of austerity. boldo you maintain the reforms you have announced, the same reforms domestic business people and foreign investors are counting on to revive the economy? how do you maintain that momentum? president temer: we are totally changing the business climate in the country. furthermore, may i stayed for the record there has been a tremendous resumption of confidence and trust.

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conductor: a los gritos de a los gritos de "fuera temer" miles de manifestantes salieron a las callesde la destituciond e dilma venezuela se ha convertido en el mayor paÍs de inmigrantes, miles evalÚan hacerlo si no se revoca la presidencia nicolÁs maduro. >> la venezuela de los aÑos dorados no es mÁs que un recuerdo, la poblaciÓn estÁ en jaque que busca salidas esperadas. el Último estudio de las encuestas estudia que siete de cada 10 venezolanos de querer. pero no muchos estÁn dispuestos a hacer maletas y tomarse foto en el aeropuerto sin tener plan. ese es el caso de los que concurren a ferias universitarias. esta vez fueron mÁs de 5000. >> si alguien tiene un sueÑo para estudiar los estados unidos, nada puede pararla. reportera: estudiar, por no decir huir en mejores condiciones. >> a mi me gustarÍa quedarme, no se si volver, pero ahora como estÁ la situaciÓn en el paÍs obviamente no es muy atractivo volver. reportera: estados unidos es de los destinos preferidos, el nÚmero de asilos ha crecido de forma exponencial. sin embargo, muchos creen que ser estudiantes es mÁs seguro. >> l

temer is not very popular at the is moment.ry hard for him to build the support necessary to change things, to pass reforms. he has about the same level as approval that rousseff had five months ago, in april, which is about 14% to 15%. people who either consider his government to be good or very good. he will face a lot of opposition in the streets. resilience are not a -- brazilians are not externally happy with this outcome. everybody sees this transition as greater matter to the country. -- as traumatic to the country. people have to build this coalition within congress. he will have to pass many measures that are seen as not popular at all and he will have to convince the brazilian population that they are necessary in order to regain growth, to regain the confidence brazil lost in the last few years. there seems to be a tough road ahead of him. guy: we will leave it there. thank you. randng south africa's against russia's rupel has become one of the trendiest currency trades out there. ryan chilcote joins us for more. wal

, para exigir al nuevo gobierno la anticipacion de conductora: al habilitarse fuera temer vistieron eladas. el Último estudio de las encuestas estudia que siete de cada 10 venezolanos de querer. pero no muchos estÁn dispuestos a hacer maletas y tomarse foto en el aeropuerto sin tener plan. ese es el caso de los que concurren a ferias universitarias. esta vez fueron mÁs de 5000. >> si alguien tiene un sueÑo para estudiar los estados unidos, nada puede pararla. reportera: estudiar, por no decir huir en mejores condiciones. >> a mi me gustarÍa quedarme, no se si volver, pero ahora como estÁ la situaciÓn en el paÍs obviamente no es muy atractivo volver. reportera: estados unidos es de los destinos preferidos, el nÚmero de asilos ha crecido de forma exponencial. sin embargo, muchos creen que ser estudiantes es mÁs seguro. >> la visa de turismo estÁn suspendidas en venezuela. la oportunidad es visa estudiantil. si -->> yo quiero quedarme mÁs tiempo, puedo hablar con mÁs empresas para ver si me quieren contratar. reportera: pero la situaciÓn-- soluciÓn a la situación polÍtica del país tambiÉn

brazil's supreme court has opened a corruption investigation into newly installed president michel temer. the inquiry stems from allegations that temer solicited bribes in return for contracts with the brazilian oil company petrobras. temer was sworn in just three weeks ago after lawmakers voted to impeach his predecessor, president dilma rousseff. on thursday, temer told business and foreign policy leaders in new york that he worked to impeach rousseff after she refused to implement his party's economic plan, which included cuts to health, education and welfare spending. that contradicts the official reason for her impeachment -- accusations she tampered with government accounts to hide a budget deficit. in britain, jeremy corbyn will remain head of the labour party after winning 62% of the vote in a leadership contest. the win strengthens corbyn's position as head of labour, which has grown dramatically under his leadership to more than 500,000 members. in washington state, 20-year-old arkan cetin will be arraigned on murder charges today after a shooting spree in a burlington shopping

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look, what will be the main challenge for temer going forward?s the currency exonerating on the upside, what are the main issues as he takes the office? there are many challenges ahead of him now. and most of them are related to the approval of the measures approvedays can have in congress in order to get brazil back to growth. and it is not clear how strong of a coalition he has in brazil's senate and the lower house. advantages fory him to approve the response like the pension system reform. framework foring brazilian companies to hire new workers is expected to be reformed as well. these are very key elements that are expected from the administration, and it does that seem like it will be easy for him to sustain this support necessary. anna: how much of a mandate for change does he have? what kind of popularity does he attract in brazil? ipe: that is a good point. he is not seen as a popular president. he used to be the vice president ma's first anddil second term. but he is not seen as very charismatic, very popular president. actually, a rec

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michel temer was voted in as the country's newest president.... after dilma rousseff was ousted. brazil's senate voted 61 to 20 wednesday to remove the country's first female president from office. the senate ruled rouseff guilty of breaking budgetary laws during yesterday's impeachment trial. rouseff served two terms as the president of brazil.//// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> president barack obama is in hawaii today to celebrate the opening ceremony of the world conservation congress. yesterday the president spoke to conservationits between a healthy economy and a healthy planet. the main focus of his speech was the environment -- specifically, climate change and clean energy. "no nation -- not even one as powerful as the united states is immune from a changing climate." "our investments have tripled windpower, multiplied solar power thirty-fold, and in many places helped clean energy become cheaper than dirty energy. ((kirsten joyce)) increasing the size of a marine national monument off the coast of hawaii. he went on to joke that former president theodore roosevelt may have starte

temer: we are totally changing the business climate in the country. may i stiffly the record that there has been a tremendous resumption of confidence and trust. first, we were able to reestablish hope, and now we are managing to reestablish trust, which will trigger an inflow of more investments. of course there is some degree , of resistance to innovation, at times. it all depends, a certain extent, on the way we are able to communicate or the way we are able to properly explain the reforms. at this point in time, we already see brazilians and the brazilian population beginning to understand that these reforms are key and essential recovery and resume hope and trust in the country. >> earlier today, the central bank cut interest rates. are you happier with the current level of interest rates? >> i see the central bank cuts as a steady, careful, and balanced cut. because it is not right to make sudden moves up or down that could contain some violence that could create a tremor in the economy. but i believe it will be beneficial to continue this stead

temer is already off to a rocky start. bloomberg quick takes looks at what went wrong in brazil.nt years, brazil has gone through a roller coaster of turmoil between economic woes, corruption scandals commit presidential impeachment, brazil is in a deep crisis. any president has that into the spotlight and promised austerity measures. will the slow unraveling of the world's fifth most populous country come to a stop ? , president dilma rousseff was found guilty of financing government spending, temer to serve out her term until 2018. in order to understand the situation now, we have to understand how it got here. that cannot be done without silva --bout the wildly popular and became a symbol of results economic economic brazil's ascent. president dilma rousseff became the first woman to be elected president in 2010. global prices for raw materials began dropping and the corruption scandal put a severe strain on results economy. the economy shrank 3.8% in 2015. the most in a quarter-century. of --ith dolores president dilma rousseff's write, temer is trying to investigation reveal

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this is one of the protesters. >> the temer government is looking to make reforms that go against the people and we are here to show the people still have the power in despite the crew, we're here in the street to bring down the current government and call for a new election. amy: in britain, the london city airport shut down flights this morning after nine black lives matter activists locked themselves together on the runway to protest the climate change impact of air travel on black people worldwide. in a series of tweets sent out by black lives matter u.k. this morning, the group highlighted how many majority-black nations in africa are most impacted by climate change, even though majority white nations, like britain, are most responsible for causing climate change. the protesters erected a tripod and chained themselves together, delaying flights for hours, before being arrested. this is a clip of a video put out by black lives matter u.k., explaining the protest. the u.k. is the biggest contributor to temperature change in the least vulnerable. amy: and in puerto rico, hundreds of

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corruption investigation and left several high ranking officials taking charges but yesterday michael temer was born in and will serve out the term until january 1 out the term until january 1, 2019. >>> president obama is traveling today making a rare stop in midway atoll. a little >> of land between asia. yesterday the president was in lake tahoe to be the keynote speaker at the 20th annual lake tahoe summit helping to celebrate efforts to preserve natural beauty. since the summit began to be decades ago was $2 billion have been spent to protect and restore the lake. >> just as the space is sacred to native americans it should be sacred to all americans. that is why we are here. to protect the special pristine place and keep these waters crystal-clear and keep the air is here as the heavens. >> president obama will go to midway because it's at the heart of the marine national monument. the recently expanded to four times the quarter sized lake at the world's largest marine reserve. after his visit to lake tahoe yesterday he flew to provide for continued focus on the environment and addres

beneficiado por los programas daca de salir afectados por un fallo tÉcnico de inmigraciÓn no deben temer. se esperamos de la noche. ♪ ♪ de guadalupe"... >> mira allí, vamos. aldo: ay, ¿quién me pegó? >> ¿qué te estoy poniendo? ¿cruz o cuernos? aldo: ya déjenme. >> ¿quieres el bastón para bailar? >> corre, corre. aldo: ay, ay. ya déjenme, ¿qué quieren? alondra: muy metidos con alguien que no se puede defender, ¿verdad? >> y a ti ¿qué? alondra: ¿qué te pasa? muy machitos, ¿no? Órale, lléguenle, que les parto la cara. >> vámonos. estás loca. alondra: cobardes. diana: ¿alguna de ustedes conoce a alondra, la nueva amiga de aldo? cayetana: sí, señora, esa niña-- hortensia: es muy linda la niña, es muy linda con aldo y lo está ayudando a salir adelante y a que tenga confianza en sí mismo. cayetana: pero no por eso alondra deja de ser una niña de la calle. diana: ¿cómo? por qué dices que es una niña de la calle? ta

now, donald's advisers had the temerity to say he's doing the country a service by pushing these lies. no, he isn't. he is feeding into the worst impulses, the bigotry and bias that lurks in our country. barack obama was born in america, plain and simple, and donald trump owes him and the american people an apology. >> all right. we have team coverage. cnn chief political correspondent dana bash is working her sources. sara murray is live in washington where trump is expected to speak. i do want to begin with you, dana. you have been working your sources. will donald trump say, will the words come out of his mouth, president obama was born in the united states and i apologize for all that birther stuff? >> reporter: the second half of that, i would not bet on it. certainly that is what hillary clinton as you just played again demanded in her speech just a moment ago, that he actually apologize to president obama and to the american people. but on the first part, which we have not ever heard from donald trump, that is president obama was born in the u.s., despite and after obama releas

michel temer was sworn in after dilma rousseff was impeached. put the economy back on track, that in its spending caps and pension cuts. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. tom: thank you. a data check, 2 smart bloomberg terminal shots. futures up, oil weaker, 44.57. the vix, 14.4. is weaker or not related to mr. trump, it is more of an em pullback. 18.80, the peso. guy: the ftse 100 retreating a little down, 1/10 of 1%. we have 68 earlier. one possible reason is the 132 that we have on the cable rates. outmanufacturing data early, 9:30 london time, passing expectations. the pound is having a positive effect at week levels. tom: a long look at guy johnson's sterling. 1992 in the left corner, down we go, prices lows in 2008. the united think them has not rebounded. if you interpolate out to a 1.20 , youing, and bring it over are beneath where we were on black wednesday in 1992. gap to that level, we cannot blame george soros, and you cannot

michel temer spoke with erik schatzker about brazil's economy and how long it will take to eliminate the budget deficit. >> likely to three years before re-totally eliminate it but i would like to say that some time ago, i got very telling research finding indicating if we had set the spending ceiling four years ago, by this time we would have no deficit whatsoever. taylor: he says another big item on his agenda, social security reform, should be passed next year. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. riggs.ylor this is bloomberg. tom: let's get to equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. market,tleties to the the yield and euro doing nothing. oil was a 42 handle when i walked in. on to the next screen, the idea of the vix, 13.98. , 45.73.ude i put deutsche bank in here as really almost a global indicator of banking aches. those are euros. it is the intraday low. francine: you are putting corporate's for glaxo because they have a new woman ceo. you can see european stocks not doing much. yen, 101.74. theresa may is atten

michel temer was officially sworn in after dilma rous was permanently removed from office.the country's first female president was suspended in may after being accused of misrepresenting the country's budget deficit.protesters turned violent after the vote. riot police had to be called in after demostrators smashed windows and police vehicles. president obama is about to make his final trip to asia as . president.last night - president obama stopped in his homestate of hawaii - before heading to china and laos later this week.in china- the president is expected to talk g-20 meeting - and will also try to relieve tensions in the south china sea. the president's visit to hawaii comes as another part of the state is bracing for bad weather. weather.although it has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm - madeline is still causing concern for state officials and forecasters.tropical storm warnings are in effect for maui and the big island. officials warn of heavy rain, flooding and possible wind damage.another storm - hurricane lester is churning waters just east of hawaii. me

.>> donald's advisors had the temerity to say he is doing the country a service by pushing these lies. no. the worst impulses, the bigotry and bias that lurks in our country. >> this is a major and sudden change for the campaign. even on thursday night donald trump still refused to admit that the president was born in the us. >> donald trump will be back in florida tomorrow for a rally in fort myers. that rally is scheduled to start at 3 in the afternoon. >> hatred sentiment feels more violence. coming up, it is another deadly shooting. this time the killer left a letter behind. we will tell you what was said next. >> you are watching news >>> across america, hatred for police may have fueled a rampage. 25-year-old shot and injured a police officer in her cruiser then proceeded to go on a shooting spree accused of killing a woman and injuring 4 others. he was later killed in a shootout. he left a letter expressing hatred for police. those injured are expected to survive . >>> 4 people dead and more than 40 injured after a charter bus crashed in north carolina. it was carrying student

president just impeached and take a look at what's happening after michel temer was sworn in. it is not clear whether anybody has been arrested or if anybody is hurt after all of this that we are seeing. >>> his remains were lost on foreign soil for more than 70 years, now private first class anthony brasna finally rests in arlington national cemetery. he was more one of 1,000 marines killed fighting in the south pacific. just last spring, the remain of 35 other individuals were recovered. >>> today, american astronauts will take a walk in space for the second time in two weeks. nasa and kate rub ins will take a space walk. this will be the 195th space walk from the iss for maintenance and assembly. >>> your chance to take a space walk of your own isn't so out of reach or not as much as you might think. several companies are still investing in private space travel. the space port facility in the new mexico desert is practicing launches. >>> a new survey says more americans are smoking pot these days. the same survey also found daily marijuana use has doubled in recent years. f

more than 100,000 protesters showed up waving signs and chanting out with temer. the former vice president took office last week following the senate vote to impeach former president dilma rousseff. >>> more questions arise over donald trump's stance on illegal immigration. what one of his biggest supporters said about the issue. >>> plus, we are tracking hermine. the latest on the storm that just won't quit. and where it's heading after the break. >>> one of donald trump's more prominent supporters insists the republican presidential candidate is backing away from his most controversial immigration proposal. former new york mayor rudy giuliani says trump does not support mass deportations. and is open to allowing some undocumented immigrants to stay in the u.s. his comments come just days after the trump campaign met with mexican president enrique pena nieto. >> we had ground rules for this meeting. one was we were not going to discuss paying for the wall because that's not something we're going to agree about. we wanted to find areas of common agreement and mayb

clinton: donald's had the temerity to say he is doing the country a service by pushing these lies. no, he isn't. barack obama was born in america, plain and simple, and donald trump owes him and the american people an apology. think of how dangerous it is. and imagine a person in the oval office who traffics in conspiracy theories and refuses to let them go no matter what the facts are. imagine someone who distorts the truth to fit his very narrow view of the world. imagine a president who doesn't -- sees someone who does not look like him and doesn't agree with him, and thinks, that person must not be a real american. donald trump is unfit to be president of the united states. john: so, that was last night. today, hillary clinton's campaign manager or the -- put out the following statement. and clinton herself fired off a round of fiery tweets, including one that read -- then, this afternoon, as michelle obama stumped for clinton. it was the first lady's turn to take over with a very clear swipe at trump. mrs. obama: there were those who questioned and continue to question for eig

temer, her conservative suck seg or is is brazil's first -- former vice president.e's been running the government since rousseff was suspended in may. try to implement measures to heal those financial issues we previously mentioned. either way, as we said, shares have bounced back significantly this year after performed terribly the prior year. still to come, donald trump doubling down the immigration. details from highly anticipated speech in arizona coming up. stay tuned. you're watching cnbc, first in business, worldwide. everyone thought i was crazy to open a hotel here. everyone said it's so hard to be a musician, but i can't imagine doing anything else. now that the train makes it easier to get here, the neighborhood is really changing. i'm always hopping on the train, running all over portland. i have to go wherever the work is. trains with innovative siemens technology help keep cities moving, so neighborhoods and businesses can prosper. i can book 3 or 4 gigs on a good weekend. i'm booked solid for weeks. it takes ingenuity to make it in the big city. >>> w

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one former temer told "fortune" magazine that bankers became so desperate to reach sales goals to avoid being terminated, they would churn accounts. basically close down one account, reopen it under a different account number, give the person some reason as to why they did it. they got credit for that. wells fargo calls its banks stores. i think that's instructive. when you walk into a bank, you need to treat it like a car dealer. they're trying to sell you something. that's their business, wells fargo or any other bank tries to make money. >> exactly. all those incentive or credit card offers that you get. >> think of it as a doctor's office, hey, we're in this together? >> not anymore. >>> sea ot terse in california are making a comeback. new numbers show there are more of them than ever before. that is a very good thing. the southern sea otter has been on the endangered species list for years. that could change. scientists say the record high population could be because they have more food to eat. they span the coast from monterey to just north of santa barbara. they also help all le

as a political vendetta against that town's may your who had the temerity not to endorse chris christieprosecutors kicked off opening arguments today by asserting that governor christie knew all about it. oh. the u.s. attorney's office, prosecutors, they said today in their opening statements that over the course of this trial, they're going to prove that christie knew about it. now, we have long known that the defendants in this case, would probably be trying to blame chris christie for the lane closure saying he knew it in order to undercut the prosecution case against the smaller fish. but the defense taking that line is one thing. now the defense and the prosecution. the prosecution is also taking it as a given and says they will prove that governor christie knew about the scheme while it was unfolding, they say they will prove it in open court. and that is -- that is -- governor christie, important to say is not on trial here. but his name came up dozens of times today, already he has become central to the trial, on both sides. now what happens? joining us now is matt katz, coverin

it is friday, so we always want to know -- try to temer my emotions. >> it's going to be a hot weekend. >> mike and sam like the hot forecast. you i'm not so sure about. >> later on this weekend we'll see changes in the forecast. right now 50s outside, low clouds, but 90s back on the board for the tri-valley. concord and antioch heating up. 60s for san francisco, a warming trend that will take us into and through the weekend. a look at that in the next few minutes. with the morning commute, here is rob. >> it's friday light. but some folks already making a weekend getaway. the roadways move well, but look down here. we have a lot more slowing, southbound 880, the crews that had the majority of lanes blocked off overnight, they started to move. a lot of lights, a lot of movement and slowing through this zone south of mission toward 237. northbound you may have some slowing as they open that connector coming off 237 going back up in toward fremont. the rest of the south bay is clear. back to you. >>> back to breaking news we're following this morning. flames erupt inside a peninsula cond

. >> dorp nadal's advisers halt the temerity to say he is doing the country a service by pushing these lies. no. he isn't. he is feeding into the worst impulse, the bigotry and bias, that lurks in our country. barack obama was born in america, plain and simple, and donald trump owed him and the american people an apology. >> that hasn't happened and clinton said there was no such thing as the new donald trump. that trump traffics in conspiracy theories and refuses to let them go' he is unfit to be our president. the democrats going full force, putting out big napes to help clinton. bernie sanders urging his supporters now to vote for clinton, not a third party candidate. former president bill clinton on "the daily show" last night and michelle obama is headlining a rally in virginia and that's going on now and can be seen elsewhere. it's been widely reported the first lady and hillary clinton have not been that close, that dates to 2008 when then-senator obama beat out clinton for the democratic nomination. politics is a rough sport. but analysts say the first lady could be one of clin

donald's advisers had the temerity to say he's doing the country a service by pushing these lies. no, he isn't. >> clearly this doesn't put it to rest and to put it out in the context as jason miller, his spokesman, did last night. trying to pin it on the clinton people. we understand they are trying to pivot as quickly as they can to this. the bottom line is this is the wrong argument to be making at this point in the campaign. secretary clinton as you talk about the reboot. she was trying to talk about the affirmati affirmative. there is no doubt it helps energize the base. african-americans, african-american women and women in general. hillary clinton called on donald trump to apologize and made the point that there is no erasing history. what does that mean? she's not letting today be part of the conversation. this is a key part of the strategy in terms of energizing her base, the obama coalition. i talked to a top aide and said will you encourage your surrogates to talk about this? the aide said we don't need to. nothing angers and energizes our supporters more than this issu

now, michel temer has the interim president has been sworn in as the new president for the remainder >>> the supreme court handed voting rights advocates a victory in north carolina. the high court yesterday declined an emergency appeal on reenstating key provisions from a republican-backed voting law in time for the november election. the justices were once again deadlocked on a decision. last month a federal appeals court the rules were targeted making it more difficult for african-americans to vote. hillary clinton weighed in on the matter tweeting, great news for north carolinaens. let's make voting easier so every voice in our democracy can be heard. >>> still ahead, three nfl players get the all clear after allegation of substance abuse. >>> umpires may get a great view of the game. but sometimes it comes at a cost. just ask this ump. we're back in a moment. ♪ my belly pain and constipation? they keep telling me "drink more water." "exercise more." i know that. "try laxatives..." i know. believe me. it's like i've. tried. everything! my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i

and started off with brazilian president michel temer being booed. the 11 day event runs through september 18. the games have had some struggles.. mostly in terms of funding. ticket sales... the games will go on. the new i-phone 7 was unveiled yesterday. and there are some big changes the new iphone-7 is water resistant. has a fancier two-lens camera. it's sleeker, offering two new shades of black the most notable change. no more headphone jack. and perhaps the biggest innovation is the wireless earbuds. but they'll cost you... another 159- apple and nintendo are bringing super mario to the new iphone 7. super mario run will be the first game from nintendo that doesn't run on one of its consoles. and will be available for download right off the app store. gamers will be able to play in single player mode... there will also be a battle player mode...which will let you compete with your friends. the new guinness world records book is on sale. there are more than 4-thousand entries this year. editor in chief craig glenday says there is something for eve

brazilian president michael temer who took over after dilma rousseff's impeachment will kick off.ays the first country to speak. the host nation, the u.s. follows. president obama will likely reflect on what was and what was not achieved during his white house term. it's also a farewell for the u.n. secretary general bianc ba. >> it comes at a critical time. >> reporter: you can expect to hear a lot about several key global issues, including europe's ongoing refugee crisis, the war in syria, and north korea's nuclear tests. among the other highlights we'll hear from president erdogan of turkey following the failed coup attempt in his country in july. president rouhani of iran is scheduled to give his address on thursday followed three speakers later by israel. this year's notable newbies include the british prime minister and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. with high profile no-shows including raul mondesi of cue r vladimir putin. it's possible the candidates could appear with a world leader for a sit-down at a nearby new york hotel. the u.n. again reminding visitors of th

david: are probably erik schatzker interviews the new president of brazil, michel temer.d accusations of corruption going on with to the top of government all over that so-called carwash scandal. beasked about what needs to done to put the issue of corruption behind him. aboutlet's talk operation carwash, the investigation into corruption. atter ofa simple m black and white? the more corruption, the better. is it more gray? is it a point where it becomes destabilizing? know, there's some division around this. some people seem to think there is some exaggeration. ed,have not at all meddl nor do we interfere. there is no interference whatsoever. providesrecisely what stability in brazil. case duringwise the the impeachment process of the last administration. institutions in brazil are working very well and properly. the carwash investigation will continue. erik: i would like to know how far you are willing to go to anticorruption in brazil -- end corruption in brazil? told you offer immunity lawmakers and officials? >> we had done that already. recently, i sanction a bill o