jonathan: e.m. -- long trumpovocative, fiscal reforms or long temer? matt: temer. lisa: temer.mer. jonathan: that is not what i expected to hear. matt on back, and lisa abramowicz. we will see you next week. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories around the world. the s&p 500 is gaining for a second session following the biggest seller of the year on wednesday. crude above $50 a barrel now. optimism opec will reaffirm output cuts next week. jim chanos tells bloomberg he thinks teslas stock is not worth a whole lot and

this has been piling up, the accusations against temer. everyone agreed to ignore them because he was willing to be a popular as a result. brazilian elites wanted him in there because he was one of the few willing to do it. now it is even too embarrassing event for brazil to have a president i think that everyone can listen to ordering bribes. he is refusing to resign. the combination of his refusing to leave office at the same time imposing very harsh and severe austerity cuts that are harming , listening tozil tales of the rich stealing hundreds of millions or billions of dollars has caused serious protests which commented yesterday at the nation's capital, demanding his ouster. my husband, who is donna city council of rio de janeiro as part of the socialist party was there. he said he is never seen aggression of the tight not only shooting live, bullets at protesters, but the military has been deployed by president temer onto the streets to battle activists and protesters. juan: i want to ask you about lula, the former president. there

talking to the powerful ceo of michel temer talking to the powerful cco ofjbs, michel temer talkingmer appears to be endorsing the payment of bribes to o bstru ct be endorsing the payment of bribes to obstruct corruption investigations, so that really triggered this big scandal. he said the audio has been manipulative, that it has to be verified, which is being done at the moment. lots of media outlets here have called in specialists to have a listen. there is doubt about weather its integrity can be proved or not. but mr temer is trying to hold onto that to prove his innocence, and it isjust a tale in the middle of all the allegations that have come out from this testimony. briefly, if you could, there have been strong calls for mr temer to step down, but he is defiant, isn't he? knee has been defined, and today he has used this opportunity to defend himself. however, his image is very fragile, and the situation is very difficult for him. there are several impeachment requests placed against him in congress, and parties of the ruling coalition are threatened to abandon ship, and we

president michel temer was emphatic in the presidential palace are saying that he would not quit.lding pressure for him to resign after a scandal broke here in the capital. investigators have allegedly obtained audio of a conversation where he is heard encouraging bribes to be paid to a key witness to keep him silent on corruption. this is obstruction of justice so it is a serious allegation and, already, there have been several impeachment requests filed in congress against him. two ministers have said they will resign and a supreme courtjustice has authorised an investigation to be opened against him. so president michel temer said he has nothing to fear and investigations will bring out the truth. but there are several protests planned over the coming daysin protests planned over the coming days in brazil and his political future seems quite unstable for now. a driver ploughed into pedestrians in times square today killing one woman and injuring nearly two dozen others. the driver has been arrested but authorities say there is no sign of terrorism — instead he is being tested f

responding to the allegations, temer said he won't resign and will fight in court.he ordered payments be made to a jailed former speaker. prior to his present sentence, that guy was one of brazil's leading politicians, and the impeachment process against dilma rousseff. this has led markets to tumble at a time when brazil is struggling to recover from a deep economic crisis. >> this scenario of political uncertainty immediately contaminates the economy and will possibly leave the economy at a dead end. decisions will be paralyzed once again. people will not invest. they will wait to see with the current crisis is. reporter: the allegations against temer are the latest development in operation carwash , a large-scale investigation into a state oil company. the probe has focused on companies offered deals with the u.s. -- with the oil giant. money ended up in politicians' pockets and party funds. the scandal has led to protests and called for new elections and the impeachment of temer. brent: brazil just impeached another president not so long ago. brazil's financial

they say michael temer has to go.recordings showing the president supporting brides to a politician in prison. he is not a president. he is not legitimate. he is like a thief. not only is either not a legitimate president, he is also really am popular. michael temer but maintains his innocence and will not step down. i michael temer think is a lame duck. he will never recover. he can remain in power though and that would be very bad for brazil. everyone here is waiting to see what happens on june six everyone here is waiting to see what happens onjune six when the court needs to see whether it will annul the presidential elections. at that michael temer point could be pushed out that under the constitution, congress would have to choose the successof congress would have to choose the successor until next year ‘s election and not everyone is happy top we want to give back to the people the right to choose the next president directly. the next few weeks are really important for brazil, if, when and how the president wil

thousands rally on copacabana beach to accuse president temer of massive corruption. no cannes do?oaquin phoenix walks off with a best actor prize at the film festival but has to apologise for his footwear. hello. for decades germany has stood shoulder to shoulder with america and the uk. but in the wake of brexit and the election of donald trump, might that be about to change? the country's chancellor, angela merkel, has warned that europe can no longer completely depend on its old allies and that europeans had to take their destiny in their own hands. it follows a g7 summit that chancellor merkel called very difficult and unsatisfactory. caroline davies reports. a loud reception and a giant pretzel, angela merkel received a large warm welcome campaigning in munich, but the german leader had less warm words for america and britain — german and europe can no longer rely on you. translation: we europeans must really take our fate into our own hands. of course, in friendship with the united states of america, in friendship with great britain, and as good neighbours wherever that is p

but mr temer is trying to grasp, hold on, to that, to prove his innocence.ions that have really come out from these testimonies. the italian and libyan coastguard say about 5,000 migrants trying to reach europe have been rescued over the past three days. most of those trying to cross the mediterranean were taken to italy. greg dawson reports. across miles of open water, the italian coastguard looked for signs of life. suddenly, a face is spotted floating in the distance. clinging to a life vest, he is eventually pulled to safety. nearby, another man desperately hangs onto a ship's rudder. "come on, my friend," says the coastguard. his ordeal might be over but the trauma is still visible. they are just two rescues of more than 5,000 which have taken place in the mediterranean since friday. these people left libya in rubber dinghies and wooden boats before being pulled to safety. at a port in sicily, the chaos and danger of the crossing gives way to an orderly processing of names. europe might be doing what it can to dissuade people from crossing but in milan

the country's stock market plunged this past week after a report that president michel temer had beencaught on tape approving illegal pay-offs, a potentially impeachable offense. brazil's last president, dilma rousseff, was impeached. the country is suffering through one of its worst recessions in history, and a crisis of leadership caused in large part by a massive corruption investigation. it's known as operation car wash. it's one of the largest bribery cases ever investigated, and it's being led by a small group of idealistic young brazilian prosecutors and a crusading judge. in curitiba, a city far from the ruling elites of brasilia and sao paulo, a small band of prosecutors is working long hours in cramped quarters on the biggest investigation brazil has ever seen: operation car wash. how does car wash compare to watergate? >> deltan dallagnol: car wash is much, much bigger. >> cooper: deltan dallagnol is the lead prosecutor. bigger than watergate? >> dallagnol: much bigger. we already have charged-- more than 200 people for hundreds of crimes. the amount of bribes paid go up to

temer's office denies allegations.d on -- been on devices. european authorities are opposed to expanding the ban zynga may disrupt the aviation system. -- saying it may disrupt the aviation system. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. tom: thank you so much. in image, a picture of greece that has been there for generations. in the last 28, 48 hours, a real struggle over label and right -- labor unrest in athens. it is something that george papaconstantinou is familiar with. he joins us now. wonderful to see you. if you were in the london school of economics lecturing on greece, what would be the title of the lecture? where is greece right now? >> it would not be "game over," which is what many people think. are at the seventh, eighth year of a terrible period. but we are actually near the end of the crisis. the tail risk is gone. it is tempting to look at those riots and keep thinking that nothing has changed. the truth is that this year we will see s

but mr temer is trying to grasp — hold on to that, to prove his innocence.e allegations that have really come out from these testimonies. you are watching bbc news. our top stories this hour. president trump has received an extravagant welcome during the first day of his visit to saudi arabia. he's expected to make a speech about islam on sunday. iran's president hassan rouhani says his re—election shows people want reform and continued engagement with the world. staying with that story now, and geoffrey mock is amnesty international‘s middle east specialist. he spoke to me a little earlier from duke university in north carolina, and i asked him whether amnesty had heard what they wanted from president trump. no, we haven't. we've heard an arms sale which we consider irresponsible and dangerous. the syrian and saudi government has a pattern of war crime, using weapons bought from the us and the uk. that makes the us complicit in these war crimes. this pattern will only continue, we're very concerned, if this sale goes through. at the same time, these crimes

but mr temer is trying to hold on to that to prove his innocence.ave really come out from these testimonies. the finals of the pan—african robotics competition came to an end on saturday. more than 200 students from schools in senegal, mali and the gambia took part in a contest of engineering and electrical skills. and this was an event that saw success for both boys and girls in the capital — dakar. tim allman has more. at this stadium in senegal they are thinking big. robotic creations lined up, ready for battle— metaphorically, at least. some flying the flag. boys and girls working on robots and they created. i know a lot of people that they may not have wanted to come here but they came here and enjoyed it. they loved it. i spake to friends who now wa nt to loved it. i spake to friends who now want to change careers. i think our generation is definitely the generation is definitely the generation for it. competitors were aged between 11 and i9. generation for it. competitors were aged between 11 and 19. various tasks of mechanical dexterity will

brasil vive trote wre moto polÍtico, uno que puede llevarse por delante a su presidente, temer acusado temer, supuestamente refirieÉndose a este soborno qu niega niega. >>> he oÍdo que hubo mÁs de 50 ediciones de este audio que intenta manchar la reputaciÓn moral de presidente de la repÚblica e in extvalidar a nue paÍs. >>> las raksz han sido hostiles, en calles las protestas se multiplican, pero la respuesta de te ministro es alta y clara. no renunciarÉ. >>> descartada la dimisiÓn, tiene ante zeus tres escenarios un proceso en tribunal supremo, anulaciÓn de su mandato, o simplemente el proceso de destituciÓn que serÍa el segundo para un presidente brasileÑo en menos de aÑo. >>> los empresarios que incriminan a temer, dicen haber sobornado a 2 mil polÍticos de 28 partidos. >>> las elecciones fueron financiada de manera ilegal, ahora se cuestiona la Única salida constitucional, elecciones indirectas en un congreso que estÁ en crisis, en rÍo de janeiro, noticias telemundo. l eal regresar el rey de la premier recibe la copa. >>> y de los tatuajes a ayuda social, nuestro protagonista de so

mr temer is trying to hold on to that.ny. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: she was in the spotlight as a bridesmaid in prince william and kate's wedding, now she's the bride. the duchess of cambridge's sister, pippa, marries. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. the polling stations are all prepared for what will be the first truly free elections in romania's history. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it's been a peacefulfuneral demonstration so far, but suddenly these police are teargassing the crowd, we don't yet know why. the pre—launch ritual is well established here, helen was said to be in good spirits butjust a little apprehensive. in the last hour, east timor has become the world's newest nation. it was a bloody birth for a poor country, and the challenges ahead are da

likely a lot of getaudio of temer did released.o be quite long and it is still yet to hit. we have seen it sent pieces, but not the whole thing. greatly appreciate it from sao paulo. we continue with dark conner and mats.ssor hor what is the creativity of hedge funds? long short, is everyone gravitating toward the black box t? more focus in the quantitative space with a finer calibration of data. tom: we talking about this on the break. the suspected yield has come down on every investment. it goes back to your work on the linkage of the economy into debt and investment. the days of 9% are over? robert: unless you can point to higher rates of inflation. tom: do you see that coming? this point,not at not at all. you get low inflation and a lot of money going -- sneak this in a what was your reaction to see secretary kissinger in the office with the president? robert: i'm glad. he is a person that understands the importance of strategy and the-term planning, importance of understanding the cultures with whom you are dealing. i think

but mr temer is trying to hold on to that to prove his innocence.middle of all the allegations that have really come out from these testimonies. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. french police have charged a man with terrorism offences after his dna was found on the gun used to shoot dead a police officer in paris last month. the unnamed 23—year—old, was not previously known to investigators. he is the first person to be charged in connection with the shooting on the iconic champs elysees which ended with the death of the gunman, karim cheurfi thousands of opposition supporters in venezuela have gathered to mark 50 days since the current protest movement began. it was triggered by a supreme court attempt to take over power from the national assembly. police fired teargas to disperse a march in caracas. there were also clashes in the opposition stronghold of san cristobal. several hundred demonstrators, most of them men, have marched in the south african capital, pretoria, to protest at the rising levels of violence infl

but president michel temer maintains his innocence and says he would step down.er and that would be very bad for brazil. everyone here is waiting to see what happens onjune the 6th friend is apos—macro actual code meets to decide whether it annuls 2014 presidential election. at that point michel temer could be pushed out that under the brazilian constitution congress would have to choose a successor until mixture's elections. not everyone is happy. we wa nt to elections. not everyone is happy. we want to give back to the people the right to choose their next president directly. the next few weeks are really important to brazil. beth, when, and how the president will lead. it is a waiting game that everybody wants to get over to get on with rebuilding the political faith of the country. the chief executive of british airways has said an electrical surge that not that its computers at the weekend that the back—up system also collapsed, disrupting thousands of flights worldwide. the chief executive has apologised but is refusing to resign. our reporter has this. it

i met michel temer. he was in power. i met michel temer.not a great guy that you thought he would get them back on track. and there is the reality. literally after, white, five, seven, eight minutes of trading, it shot down. —— what. i am hosting international services. many people are saying africa is learning from brazil. brazilians will not be surprised. there is a huge anticorruption investigation. yeah. people were saying this guy is amazing, an economic miracle. it is systemic. it is almost unfortunately ingrained. shall we move on? we are running out of time. more business. you can do this. the pound. when it goes up, array, but it is not good for foreign visitors. —— hooray. 90 million visitors. a record influx of people taking advantage. this story, it is about the us economy. may be the donald trump issue is over with such turmoil. but it has gone to $1 30 for the first time since the brexit vote. i am a frequent visitor to the united states. i cannot tell you how i voted, but i have been hit ha rd you how i voted, but i have been

theou have said, temer was vice president. underlight is investigation for financial irregularities. if those investigations are ehealth, it seems the election is canceled, opening the way for new elections. the problem is, who would be the candidate with the entire political class engulfed in the anticorruption inquiry. lula from the workers party is facing five different corruption probes. beener candidate has heavily implicated in the antitrust inquiry and has been suspended. whichever way one turns, one sees a difficult scenario. it becomes especially difficult for temer because his political base could crumble. temer has been trying to force through changes into the pension and labor legislation. he is only able to do this because he is made it quite clear he has no intention of standing as a president in the next elections. goes, those in changes to pensions and labor become very vulnerable because they will be seen as politically toxic for anyone who wants to be a candidate in the next election. that is why the market r

president michel temer has said he will not resign. he said it categorically. he saidi resign. it categorically. he said i know what i did, i have nothing to hide and i will not resign. it wasn't that well received in congress. many congressmen, not only from the opposition but also from the base of the government have started calling for his resignation and saying he has no support in congress any more. that is important for president michel temer, because he was trying to put forward a pension reform that have been quite controversial in brazil and reform as well of the working laws in the country. without support in congress, that could mean he will not be able to approve any of the reforms he is trying to. thank you very much indeed. and the brazilian stock market went down 10% earlier because of pressure created by this crisis. donald trump is giving a press conference to the colombian leader. they have literally taken over towns and cities of the united states. they will be gone very quickly. i look forward to working with president santos as we target drug trafficking, b

it is not worth it to just make temer go to justin have commerce but of another in his place. amy: there are growing calls for temer's impeachment, after the newspaper o globo reported the president was secretly recorded approving hush-money payoffs for a powerful politician jailed on corruption charges. temer on thursday refused to step down, even as brazil's supreme court released the audio tape and said it w was investigatining him for briberyf a potential witness. >> at no moment did i authorize anyone to be paid so that they would remain quiet. i did not buy the silence of anyone. were very simple reason, exactly and precisely, because i am not afraid of any testimony. amy: resilient president -- brazilian president temer said he should remain in office to help end brazil's recession, the longest in its history. the claim came as brazil's stock market halted trading early after it plunged by more than thursday 10% on news of the corruption scandal. in venezuela, national guard troops used tear gas and water cannons thursday as antigovernment protesters marched on the inte

he was very powerful, and is from temer's party. he fell -- when a most from congress and he was jailed, there was a lot of rumor everywhere that he would plea bargain, which he has not yet. you mention this has been a long-running scandal. so many are caught up in it. if michel temer has to step down, a year after taking over from dilma rousseff, is anyone in the brazilian government not connected to this carwash scandal in any way? julia l.: it is hard to say what would happen if temer, which we don't know is happening, or could happen, the president of the council would take over and aft call elections funding in the congress would call elections. you have to do that for 30 days, this president would be in power until next year when we have presidential elections in the second half. julia c.: great to check with you. te, bloomberga lei news' sao paulo bureau chief. scarlet: and a programming note that tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. eastern time, 1:30 p.m. in london, we have an exclusive interview with the nato secretary general. tv,can ca

now michel temer might be removed. this would be well received, because his support level is only 5%. vonnie: who would replace him? he was the relief from dilma rousseff, now if he is boosted -- ousted, who replaces him? morgan: they are looking at the head of the supreme court, was well regarded in brazil and dean as clean in the context of a country going through a rough scandal. vonnie: so there is opportunity? morgan: to a degree. the equities are up 7% last year , so there is a return in the bonds which yield 10%, even though inflation is at 5% and falling. you get the best inflation-adjusted yields in brazil as about anywhere in the world until you see the economy is in recession. the yields come down meaning more than 10%. less risk than stocks. vonnie: do you buy in local currencies or in dollar? looking at the brazilian rial, down 2.28. we had been at 3.60 at your ago. morgan: for the last week, the currency has sold off from its high. this is a better entry point today. vonnie: so you are buying. morgan: yes

a supreme court investigation has released testimony alleging that michel temer took millions of dollars, and a number of parties have left his governing coalition. now on bbc news, as part of hardtalk‘s 20—year anniversary, another chance to see stephen sackur‘s 2010 interview with the late venezuelan leader hugo chavez. welcome to the miraflores presidential palace in caracas and a special edition of hardtalk. my guest is one of the most polarising leaders in the world today. president hugo chavez of venezuela is committed to socialism and the anti—imperialist struggle. for decades fidel castro was the keeper of latin america's revolutionary flames. well, now it is chavez. but are venezuela's people beginning to tire of their firebrand president? president hugo chavez, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. i want to begin by asking you about the venezuelan economy. you have a serious problem with inflation. you have a currency that has been devalued and your country is still in recession. is it fair to say that socialism right now is not working? you had growth. but now you do not

on wednesday, tens of thousandns of protesterers marched to congress to demand temer's resignation. some demonstrators also torched a ministry building. multiple protesters were injured as police attacked them with tear gas, stun grenades and , rubber-coated steel bullets. temer is facing mounting calls to resign or be impeached following explosive testimony released by the supreme court accusing him of accepting millions of dollars in bribes since 2010. we'll have more on brazil later in the broadcast with pulitzer prize winning journalist glenn in rio de who lives janeiro. shocking new details have come toto light about how the u u.s.g enforcement administration tried to cover up its role in the killing of four civilians in honduras in 2012. for years, the dea claimed they were assisting honduran authorities in a raid that killed four drug smugglers near the village of ahuas. this was the story the dea told congress, the justice department , and the public. but a scathing new report by the inspectors general of the justice and state departments says the dea repeatedly lied about k

michel temer is accused of taking millions of dollars in bribes, and several parties have left his governmentitish airways says it intends to operate a full schedule of long—haulflights and a high proportion of its short—haul programme from heathrow on monday, after a weekend of disruption caused by a computer failure. now it's time for world business report. france's newly elected president emmanuel macron faces a diplomatic challenge as he meets with russia's vladimir putin. but the countries do have deep economic ties. it used to call itself "the world's favourite airline", but with flight disruptions entering a third day, few of ba's passengers are likely to agree. welcome to world business report. i'm jamie robertson. in a minute we'll have special report from sri lanka on why the country is selling chunks of its infrastructure back to the country that built them, china. but first, today the new french president emmanuel macron will meet with his russian counterpart, vladimir putin. the kremlin was hoping that the meeting would take place under rather different circumstances — in the rec

in brazil, the political drama surrounding president michel temer causes problems in bonds.ise, surprise. for months, investing in brazil had been a breeze, but it changed abruptly following reports that president temer approved payments of the man who orchestrated the impeachment of his predecessor. investors are now gripped by chaos. rnbach,th me is matt ho jim abramowicz, and barrineau. jim, this is your world. you talked about what a surprise this was. jim: the market reacted like it was a shocker. but this is brazil. there has always been a bit of a taint around it, and there has always been this massive uncertainty since the corruption scandal which is now about two years old. it began to engulf different people in congress. so, there is always a suspicion that it might reach up into temer, and now it seems like potentially it might be confirmed. lisa: jim, you talk about the market reaction, and i am struck by the sudden possibility of default. take a look at the bloomberg. you can see the blue line is the cost to insure against a brazilian default in the next five ye

president temer denies the allegations.ngress, some legislators under investigation have been fighting back, trying to pass new laws to protect themselves and curb the power of prosecutors and judges, threatening the very future of operation car wash. there's a lot of powerful interests who would like to see all of this go away. >> judge moro: yes. but, it's our responsibility to don't allow them to do that. we have to face the problem. and facing it i think we have, have a better country. i miss you babe. i wish you were here. i miss home. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tango! for the guy who finds a way. always unstoppable. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby.

the markets are roiled as a defiant president temer declares he will not step down.changer for the nation? and trump on tour. he is looking to move the agenda on from what he calls a witchhunt in washington. will it work? as trumpn's choice touches down in saudi across the gulf. the iranian people vote on whether cash on international engagement, or to take a harder line. we are live in tehran for the election. matt miller in berlin, alongside guy johnson. guy: let's talk about what is going on. what are these markets looking like 30 minutes into the trade. had a return yesterday afternoon. we still have not recover the losses we saw earlier in the week. he started getting nervous about what was happening in washington. president trump goes on the defensive at a white house conference yesterday. the president denies that he tried to caution fbi investigations of his former national security adviser, and says there was no collusion with his campaign and the russians. >> the entire thing has been a witchhunt. there is no collusion between myself and my campaign, but i

of wave with temer is part that long saga.ry likely to be some kind of interim solution until the october 2018 presidential election. the next election. it is very difficult to have an early election. you have to go through constitutional reform just for that. he is an interim president and because of these allegations. anybody else who comes in won't have the mandate to do a very unpopular social security reform. there is going to be further delusion of the social security reform. it is probably going to go ahead. it is almost certainly not going to be enough to solve the fiscal problem that brazil has. there is going to be one step in the process and then more steps. that's what the market is trying to think through as well as the position of the general economic policy framework. under s improved a lot temer. plus the world is a much better place than it was in 2015-2016. the fear of an uncontrolled chinese under devaluation defla shock in the rest of the world, collapse in commodity prices, those things are not completely

temer denies any wrongdoing vowing he will not resign. head to cnbc.com for more on the scandal in brazil. >>> in video has been released that shows turkish president erdogan watching from a distance as turkish personnel clash with armenian protesters outside the turkish president's residence this week. this following unanimous calls for erdogan to discipline members of his security detail involved in the altercation. >>> the greek parliament has passed new austerity members from unlocking debt from greece's creditors it was backed by all of alexis tsipras's coalition to get it across the line. protesters clashed with police in athens during a second day of demonstrations ahead of the vote. the majority of the 15,000 people remained peaceful in a walkout called for by trade unions a day after a general strike. >>> steel futures hit a six-week high in asian trade amid growing expectations that the chinese government is prepared to take supply out. >> what we do is not look at short-term, even up to two or three months can be affected by vo

the paper reports temer responded -- "you have to keep it going, ok?" brazil is already embroiled in a vast corruption scandal involving nearly 100 prominent politicians and a third of temer's cabinet. back in the united states and immigration news, newly released government data show their trump administration is deporting immigrants at a record rate 40% higher than the previous record pace set by the obama administration. it was reported wednesday or than 41,000 people were deported through the end of april, up from about 80,000 supported in the same time frame last year. more than one third of those arrested by ice had no criminal convictions. in wisconsin, milwaukee county sheriff david clarke said wednesday he has accepted an appointment as assistant secretary of the department of homeland security. clarke has called on local police to work as immigration officers in partnership with ice. he has also declared there is no police brutality in america, and has called members of the black lives matter movement "garbage," "black slime," and "subhuman cr

as we saw late last week, president temer is willing to fight. a bad scenario for the economy, a bad scenario for the reforms that are basically in the pipeline, the social security reform that is key after the limit on government expenditure. brazil needs to be sure that social expenditure, that is not put into other branches of expenditure. julia: we expect a decision from the supreme court, ruling on the evidence against the president today. assuming the president continues to hang on, are we looking than it potential impeachment? given the technicalities around that, even if he were proven guilty or suggested to be guilty by the supreme court, the process of impeachment, given the characteristics, shall we say, of congress in brazil, makes it not necessarily a given that he is impeached. hernan: exactly. i think impeachment is the less likely scenario. i think hitting two-thirds of congress to vote for impeachment right now, with all the investigations ongoing, will be unlikely. i think that either the court rules against the president or the

[genting] -- chanting] brazilians took to the streets to send a message to michel temer. >> we demand an election and want to speak for ourselves and choose a president without restrictions. >> despite the popular outcry, michel temer defiantly refused to step down after the supreme court authorized a probe against him. >> i will not resign. i repeat, i will not resign. knoww what i did, and i what i did was right. >> tmemer is accused of having authorized payments to silence a disgraced former house speaker who is currently jailed for taking millions of dollars in bribes. the revelation by a newspaper sparked a political earthquake, and there was a resignation on thursday. the party said it would leave the ruling coalition. the opposition, meanwhile, has filed a total of eight impeachment demands against the president. >> we are turning towards the lower house speaker we will formalize another impeachment request against the president of the republic. >> any impeachment proceedings would need to be approved by congress. backing of athe powerful ruling coalition. there are reports of

there might be another way out, temer's position is unsustainable. mer was thehel te vice president of the team that was subsequently impeached. that slate is accused of financial irregularities in the campaign. if those accusations are upheld, it is almost as if that election could be canceled and a new election could be called, leading to a situation where a government could claim legitimacy at the ballot box. the problem is, who would be the candidates? emer, the only michel t former president is facing anticorruption inquiries. candidate being last election has been suspended of his duties as a senator because he too is facing a number of corruption charges. any way that you look, it is a insecure problematic prognostic in brazil. host: thank you very much for that update, tim reporting from rio. our cultural editor spoke to one of bali would -- one of bollywood's most accredited actresses. she wanted to speak about depression and her impressions of the film festival. ♪ ♪ >> i am at the top of one of the poshest hotels at this festival. i am abou

on saturday, temer vowed not to resign.ut key political groups, including political parties and the influential lawyers association have backed the , impeachment calls. this is president of brazil's workers party rui falcao at the protest on sunday. eoplel over the country, are taking the streets today in defense of direct elections now. temer's government has ended. there are 14 million unemployed people already. and they amy: in south sudan, the united nations says pro-government forces killed at least 114 civilians in the last six months of last year in and around the town of yei. the u.n. also accused the pro-government soldiers of raping and torturing civilians. south sudan has been wracked by civil war since 2013, and the u.n. says parts of the country have entered a famine, with 100,000 people at risk of starvation. back in the united states, billy bush has broken his silence about the 2005 nbc's "access hollywood" videotape, in which bush is egging on donald trump as trump brags about committing sexual assault. amy: