willem marx joins me now. how successful is president rousseff?has a man working for her who has won six elections across latin america. , mastere karl rove strategist. she has done well given her party has been in power for 20 years. she is someone who will also change, also offer a new direction. there have been difficult circumstances. >> what will both candidates be doing for the next 40 hours? >> there will be a few more large public events. they will both be try to sell brazil on the idea that they to get the one brazilians into better paid jobs. it will be interesting to see how they perform on the national stage of television. >> willem marx, thanks. for more on the elections in brazil, i'm joined by trish regan. one of the biggest problems this country has is that it has been somewhat isolationist. it has not embraced the global economy as it could and as it should. you see all these tariffs. i can remember being in sao paulo running out of lipstick and going into a department store and trying to buy cliniqu e and the price tag on this wa

we begin with willem marx, and the victory in the first round of result elections.ou -- how are you? >> talk to us about what happened in the first round yesterday. what we saw was the president coming in first. but the candidate who came in second, that was a surprise to most political observers. >> the polls that suggested that he would not be the candidate. was nevest who took the second spot. trailed.ined -- there will be a runoff with those two candidates looking for majority. >> what happened to her campaign? all the polls leading up to that vote put her firmly in second place? >> as the president's campaign saw that she was beginning to threaten her lead, they started to attack her. they had a huge amount of television time -- almost five times as much. they use that to good effect. they put out commercials talking to giver, her desire the central bank autonomy. they said she was in collusion with bankers. it of things that maybe weren't as bad, but did damage to her standing in the polls. we saw her coming in with 21%. >> talk to us about the economic realit

willem marx is in sao paulo. he joins us with more. good morning.ery unexpected result. the incumbent walked away with around 42 percent of the country's votes. in went to aecio neves, third place over the last month. maria silva, 21%. later thisthat month, in three weeks' time, october twice six, we will have a runoff. the top two will be competing each other. anduch a big run out brazilian stocks because everyone was hopeful that maria silva, the opposition to rousseff, was more pro-business. here is someone who is even more pro-business. talk about what the two remaining candidates are promising. one of the challenges that dilma rousseff is facing is controlling inflation. it is about targets. this is something that neves last night said he was going to focus on. the government under this president has been able to try as many options as have been available to it to control inflation. according to neves, it has not done a good job. there are issues over the central bank, the question of monetary policy. something that dilma rousseff has said she

i'm shocked to hear there's gambling in this establishment. >> thank you, willem marx. back, bring -- brain drain -- there are plenty of israeli companies going public, however they are not doing it in israel. it is happening here in the united states. we will see with the tel aviv stock exchange plans to do about it. ♪ >> israel has one of the most vibrant entrepreneurial cultures allhe world, so why aren't of those tech startups going public on the tel aviv stock exchange? just four companies held ipos, atn from 66 in 2007 home and the same time the number of israeli companies going public here in the united states, tripled over the past year. we are joined by a ceo. so, what are you doing? >> you are right. israel has the most vibrant startup culture in the world, and we have seen over the last few years that some companies, when they reach a mature stage and can go to world markets, they prefer to do it in the u.s. or sometimes in london. that is ok. if the company is large enough -- can't attach -- attract and can attract global investors, they should do it. if you

we are joined by willem marx, it has been looking into the logistical and financial ramifications oftient. any indication about how caregivers in dallas, the nurse and the second worker, might have contracted the disease? what are people saying? >> there is an ongoing investigation. a few experts in the seal in terms of contamination experts are saying that the chances are that it was something to do with the way that a protective gear was being taken off. details, a lady in australia was talking about this. you take one glove off with one hand and have to use a bare the other glove. that may have been a point of contact. up in thew case crops u.s., what preparations are being made to prepare and care for that patient? people have had time to see the worst practices and the best practices. >> you mentioned a shot seen that the cdc will be sending around the country. the effectsabout that there will be 50 different hospitals, each state will have a designated hospital. some epidemiologists saying this could be a concern. as a patient walks into hospital a and is transported to hospita

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willem marx looks at the big money at play in this weekend's brazilian presidential runoff election. peter cook has an update on where the terrorist group isil is getting its money. tracking wall street. first this afternoon, the latest developments in one of today's terror attacks in downtown -- and yesterday's terror attack in downtown ottawa. identified as a nativeborn canadian with a history of drug and robbery charges. he shot and killed a soldier at the city's war memorial and then headed to the parliament building up ross the street where he was killed by building security. today, canadian lawmakers honor the security official who fatally shot the victim. he was greeted with a standing ovation when today's session began. the 58-year-old grandfather has been on the job since 2006. he is a former member of the royal canadian mounted police. greg, what is the latest with the police investigation? >> as you mentioned, the chief of ottawa police have said there was just one shooter, the one that was killed yesterday. they aren't looking for other suspects at this point. the royal c

willem marx is back from brazil with a preview of sunday's presidential election. in thematic moves volatility index, the visx. a developing story in ottawa, canada, where parliament has been locked down after a soldier has been shot nearby at the .ation's war memorial one soldier and one shooting suspect are dead. bloomberg's ottawa bureau chief joins me on the phone with the .atest >> on what is a very sleepy government town. -- ottawa is a very sleepy government town. the downtown core is totally locked down. you have police with automated machine guns taking position everywhere. withinre shootings parliament, not just at the war memorial. war memorial is about a couple hundred meters away from parliament hill. gunman shot down one of the soldiers, more ceremonial type soldier. there were two soldiers in front of the war memorial. one of them was shot and killed. there was also an incident in the parliament. we are not sure it is the same kind man who just walked up to parliament and got into the building. was right in the vicinity of where the government caucus

willem marx is back from brazil with a preview of sunday's presidential election. the dramatic