jose serruns a factory on the outskirts of sao paulo. his firm manufactures parts for offshore oil fields and mines. the lula administration has focused on developing natural resources as a driving force for the brazilian economy and is trying to expand such projects even further. at this company, sales have more than doubled during the eight years of lula's presidency. >> i want to put my future in the hands of dilma rousseff who will continue lula's policies. >> brazil is raising its profile in the international community. like japan, the country's aiming to become a permanent member of the u.n. security council. the people of brazil are pinning their hopes on rousseff to keep the economy growing. reporting for nhk world, sao paulo. >>> earlier hideshi ha got insight on brazilian politics. >> what do you make of the election result? >> it's clear that the brazilian public wants continuity of government because they are very happy with the economic condition of the country and president lula's social policies. given that dilma rousseff

then he was the mayor of sao paulo, the governor of the state of sao paulo. he is the oldest candidate, 67 years old. he was a member of the democrats. if he makes an alliance with marina, he has a chance. if not, it is hard to say that he will have more than yesterday. >> could you talk about the role of the mst, the landless movement in brazil? i know that they have an uneasy alliance with lula. >> as a social movement, they have an easy political parties. they always have their own agenda, but they have an important role in pushing brazil to have a more democratic, agrarian structure. although we are now in a good economic situation, and although poverty has decreased in the last 20 years, we are still and the unequal country. the main challenge for the next president is to move ahead and change the structure of the country. i think the reason marina has surprised with her 20% is because she has a discourse of structural change. >> esther hamburger, you have an interesting system in brazil. voters have to vote. people between age of 18 and 70, not voting c

we now continue writing their own song here of one of the largest developer in sao paulo and arguably the poorest where much of a base comes from you know after yesterday's elections it wasn't enough for her to lock in this majority she needed to win a decisive victory but she didn't get forty seven percent and she will go to a runoff with the opposition candidate that as for what the turnout will be at the end of the month with that runoff political analysts still believe dilma will be president that if day and age if these people have the political capital in this country lauren lyster. paulo brazil. well earlier i caught up with lauren lyster from sao paulo to get more about the mood there in brazil you know these days it seems unusual to see candidates running on a continuation of the current government's policies that's exactly what we're seeing in brazil and popularity is in large part also thanks to lula da silva so i first asked lor how is it that this one man managed to unify the country so well. alona you talk to people and it has been a complete paradigm shift over the last

. >> una mujer que por horah@ultl >> millones de residentes de sao paulo en brasil presenciaron por televisiÓn una peligrosÍsima persecuciÓn policial. -presenciaron. imÁgenes de un helicÓptero donde mostraban un vehÍculo donde huÍa un prisionero escapado de la cÁrcel. el conductor no tuvo reparos en atropellar a un policÍa en motocicleta y chocar con cada auto que se le cruzara. la policÍa colomb hora tuvo ulta intema horir parultispersaoratia la madre de la niÑa dice que se trata de un crimen premeditado y las autoridades investigan cuÁl fue el motivo de este asesinato. el rescate de los mineros en chiles fue el tema central, pero tambiÉn lo son otros asuntos. >> este domingo, todo sobre elÓ mineros hasta el presidente de chile. tambiÉn, quiere ser el prÓximo gobernador de nevada pero la empresa mucho el ullido de su ma horultiorapadre,tima horaa 50 aÑos y tengo experiencia.oral >> los pisos y los demÓcratas van a perder en las prÓximas elecciones. -nos dice. >> el cantante pitt bull habla de polÍtica como nunca antes. todo, este domingo en al punto. >> Última pausa. luego

el domingo jose serra votÓ en sao paulo. despues viajo a brasilia para esperar los resultados junto al presidente lula. brasil sÓlo sabrÁ si tiene nuevo presidente alrededor de medianoche. >> tambien los peruanos acudieron a las urnas. seguimos en el tema centrados en la contienda por la alcaldia de lima. las encuestas muestran a las dos empatadas. este serÍa el primer triunfo polÍtico en tres dÉcadas de una izquierda moderna en peru. ecuador regresa a la normalidadn luego de incidentesn de slento fin decuando un sector emde laÍ se rebelo. noi-fin desde quito se nos unen con no detalles de las experiencias de rafael correa. >> siempre dicen que despuÉs de una gran tormenta llega la calma y es lo que sucede en quito. las calles frente al palacio presidencial estÁn abarrotados de gente que quieren hacerle sentir su apoyo al jefe de estado. >> quien ayuda a la gente pobre. el. >> del nos estÁ apoyando a la gente pobre. <> con las horas se conocen detalles de lo vivido por el presidente en el interior del hospital. fran

it did not happen in london nor new york, he boasts, but here in sao paulo. he has moved this country center stage. the most popular politician honors, said barack obama, one of many admirers. -- on earth, said barack obama, one of many admirers. he got brazil to the stage today where you can say that brazil is one of the major players on the world stage. was his olympic triumph -- rio's olympic triumph was his crowning achievement. she lacks law's star power, but is promising continuity and, -- she lacks lula's star power, but is promising continuity. >> there is renewed hope for the 33 july and miners trapped underground since august. they may be out sooner than expected. in mid october, they expect to be freed. >> of this is the news of the families waiting at camp hope and the 33 man trapped underground since august 5 -- the chilean mining minister has said that they should be out after the 15th of this month. that is much quicker than the authorities had said before. it looks like they will be coming up through plan b period that i. there were cheers thr

. >> it did not happen in london or new york, but right here in sao paulo. >> internationally, this former metalworker has moved his country center stage. the most popular politician on earth, said barack obama, one of many admirers. >> he became this leader who really led his country through this remarkable economic and social progress and really got brazil to this day stay where you can say that brazil is one of the major players on the world stage. olympic triumph was his crowning achievement. his successor is an economist and technocrat who left the crowd underwhelmed. butlacks la's star power, she promises continuity. >> there is renewed hope for the 33 chilean miners who are stuck underground. >> this is the news that families here at camp hope and the 33 men trapped underground since august 5 have been waiting for appeared the chilean mining minister -- waiting for. the chilean mining minister says they should be out on the 15th of this month. that is much quicker than they had previously said. they had been seeing the -- they had been saying the beginning of november. the men are v

. >> on the outskirts of sao paulo, these people are proud of their newfound political force. just look at the numbers. we are 30 million evangelical christians, and we have shown in elections that we have a lot of power. for the first time, moral issues like abortion and gay marriage have had a significant influence in a presidential election in brazil. in this second round of campaigning, the candidates had to spend a lot of time and energy. evangelical christians have shown they are a political force to be reckoned with. many in brazil feel that moral discussions and corruption allegations have taken the campaign away from the issues that really matter. some are going to vote on sunday with no clear idea what the new president has in store for the next four years. bbc news. >> good to have you with us. stay with us if you can. 200 countries have agreed to protect endangered species. collecting their dna help bring them back from the dead? last week, a group -- we reported new research on the number of people dying from malaria and how it has been underestimated. it is 13 ti

sao paulo brazil. the complete change of time out of the seventh piggy lympics is what we're going to talk about because that underway in the russian capital although they might not be able to fly they certainly can prove they can run these poor kids from six countries it seems a train long and hard to find out who's the lightest on their trucks who's good resisted states bivins is keeping track of the semifinals for. the seventh annual good races in moscow never before had the competition. for the biggest prize that's because for the first time ever it's now. being six countries each of. its competition is just not a one day event the pigs have been. here for the eating healthy doing runs on their track in their respective homelands and they've also been doing practice races here and the heat are helping them. to my final on saturday and the finals on sunday and i think the most points and that's. when the title of absolute champion a medal and a strawberry. this is true because it will be going for r

paulo the gap between rich and poor seems to be narrowing. in brazil there are those who live tucked away behind barbed wire walls. and those who live behind shanty cinder block ones guarded gates pave the road to that majority separating rich from poor and cementing the vast divide of inequality that in many ways is the story of latin america but in this developing nation and one of the fastest growing major economies in the world where they are pioneering deep water oil research and ethanol production for example signs of human development to marked by a before and after before outgoing president lula da silva took office and. the people didn't recognise the poor today the richer and because the poor own as poor as they were before people have the opportunity. he's increased the job market civil construction for me and for others he's giving jobs to people who didn't have it after eight years in office is a brazil word jobs that really social policies are bringing inequality down income from the poorest in the country has grown eight percen

sao paulo brazil. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe eighteen alleged militants have been killed in northwest pakistan by suspected u.s. missile strikes the raid comes during a heightened tension between the countries after three pakistani paramilitary troops were killed during a recent u.s. strike is on the body reacted by blocking a vital supply route to afghanistan for allied forces suspected militants on friday attack more than two dozen tankers carrying fuel for nato troops. twenty mexican tourists have been kidnapped by a gang in the resort town of acapulco police are now trying to trace the missing men after being alerted by a man who was traveling with them it's not known exactly why they were seized though acapulco ways known as a key battleground for drug. a new u.k. the ancient pagan tradition of druidry has been officially accepted as a religion the druid network not allowed be recognized like other mainstream religions in the country and will be exempt from

paulo. the largest thing that people know about this candidate dilma rousseff is that she is the candidate of the current president lula da silva who is one of the best presidents people say brazil has ever had and has had eighty percent support of the people during his two terms in office which are coming to an end she has been leading the polls in large part because she is a choice really little is known about her by the brazilian people she is his chief of staff she just. she did fight against a dictatorship years and years ago in her youth but since then has really been in the public eye so she is running on track record and when you talk to people both on the streets that are lula supporters and the. candidacy in her campaign they believe wholeheartedly that she will continue the program little has started primarily narrowing the gap in this country between the rich and poor which is incredibly vast and they say no other government has really taken charge and doing and is social program

paulo. brazil is one of the only countries who has managed its way out of the financial crisis and to a growing a quick clip that other countries would envy their expected to grow seven point five per cent this year it's the largest economy in south america the largest a second largest economy in the western hemisphere and part of the bric bloc of brazil russia india and china there seem to civilize the shift in global economic power from the g seven developed nations to the developing world of which all of them are newly advanced economies that are seen as holding great potential so certainly everyone is looking to this election to see what direction the leader will take the economy people will have to wait and see because it will go to a run on he run off to dilma rousseff who was expected to carry out lula da silva is policies she is his anointed successor she was expected to win and i did not happen she did not lock down the votes so she'll go to a runoff with jose serra the opposition c

paulo. on the streets of brazil after eight years of this like a miracle because of. his spirit bring it cools to the people people lined up to decide the next chapter of bad luck out i hope that the female candidate a woman to make history in my country that is summed up the loudest voice on the streets and in the polls ahead of the elections for a new head of state while many credit the outgoing ones. was starting a silent revolution for the poor. head of election day was heard loud and clear they believe his handpicked successor is the one to continue fighting for and. she is doing the rousseff lulu's choice for president a little known bureaucrat his chief of staff who rose up to against the dictatorship when she was young. she promises to lead the country down the same road as her mentor. what's changed in these last years is in the poor neighborhoods for the lower class because the other governments just pretended to help it's lula brazil's president that brings all of these people int

sao paulo brazil. turn now to some other stories making headlines across the globe eighteen alleged militants have been killed in northwest pakistan by suspected u.s. missile strikes the raid comes during a heightened tension between the countries after three pakistani paramilitaries were killed during a recent u.s. strike is on the body reacted by blocking a vital supply route to afghanistan for allied forces suspected militants on friday attack more than two dozen tankers carrying fuel for nato troops. in cities across france have seen hundreds of thousands of workers take part in street demonstrations against an increase in the retirement age and cuts to spending unions hope to encourage millions to join the first weekend protests after previous strikes failed to get the government to change its mind france is among several european nations having to severely tighten its belt because of the recession but more strikes are threatened. in the u.k. the ancient pagan tradition of druidry has been officia

paulo brazil is one of the only countries who has managed its way out of the financial crisis and to grow in a quick clip that other countries would envy they are expected to grow seven point five per cent this year it's the largest economy in south america the largest is second largest economy in the western hemisphere and part of the bric bloc of brazil russia india and china there seem to civilize the shift in global economic power from the g seven developed nations to develop. the world of which all of them are newly advanced economies that are seen as holding great potential so certainly everyone is looking to this election to see what direction the leader will take if you talk to people in the political world who deal in diplomacy or trade or the economy they say before lula brazil had a self-confidence problem problem and he was really the first leader who stepped up to the international plate and said we are a player and we are going to matter and really held court diplomatically and broker trade ties but if you talk to people at home here what brazilians what average brazili

paulo. now of soon here in our team the safe return home for a russian boy abandoned abroad his adoptive parents left him behind in the dominican republic now police want to know if it was sold for drugs watts. well i just don't feel like we're getting all the facts the news media isn't just any more in the news is news slash. it seems like they try and sensationalize everything. why don't americans toss the evening news anymore while the president gathers opinions in new york that's coming up. in the north korean leader's youngest son was given to keep promotions this week in what's widely seen as wanting him up to take over from his father kim jong un was appointed second in command of the country's central military commission and made a four star general it took place at a rare convention of the ruling workers' party after which images of kim jong il's son were shown in the media also the first time anyone seen him as an adult only childhood pictures have been shown in tel now and what wa

an escaped prisoner struck cars and police officers in sao paulo. but was apprehended. >>> finally, you find yourself constantly losing your cell phone, this may not be the phone for you. this is an $8 million iphone, sold by stewart hughes. it's encrusted with diamonds and gold and platinum. it works like the regular iph e iphone. but get this. it weighs 15 pounds. >>> time, now, for the weather. and chikage windler, from minneapolis/st. paul. >> we call it the twin cities. what we're talking about in the northeast, is the nasty nor'easter. a tree fell down injuring one person. wind gusts as high as 60 miles per hour in maine. and close to 50 miles per hour out in boston. looking at the gusts for today. they should start to diminish just a little bit. we'll see the nor'easter pull away. the low pressure weakening. that should mean the winds get in the 40-mile-per-hour range today. out to the southwest we go. you can expect to see rough surf on the beaches in california. across the entire nation, dry and mild for most of us. >> good morning, washing

paulo after being stopped for a minor traffic violation. he hit at least nine cars and four motorcycles, injuring three people during the chase. at one point police cheered shots at his car as other drivers ran for cover. the police finally captured the escapee. >>> in germany, a major exhibition own adolf hitler opened today at a berlin museum. it explores how hitler enjoyed so much popularity before dragging germany and much of the world into war. there are exhibits of what the nazis did to jews and gypsies. in the past, such a display would have been unthinkable. but germans are growing more comfortable confronting their past. >>> and deep below the swiss ales and enormous drilled through the largest stretch of water. it will link northern and southern europe by high-speed train. the 30-mile tunnel has been under construction for ten years. it has a price tag of $10 billion and it has cost eight men their lives. >>> the head of the federal aviation administration joined oakland airport officials today for a ground breaking ceremony for a

paulo after being stopped for a minor traffic violation. he hit at least nine cars and four motorcycles, injuring three people during the chase. at one point police cheered shots at his car as other drivers ran for cover. the police finally captured the escapee. >>> in germany, a major exhibition own adolf hitler opened today at a berlin museum. it explores how hitler enjoyed so much popularity before dragging germany and much of the world into war. there are exhibits of what the nazis did to jews and gypsies. in the past, such a display would have been unthinkable. but germans are growing more comfortable confronting their past. >>> and deep below the swiss ales and enormous drilled through the largest stretch of water. it will link northern and southern europe by high-speed train. the 30-mile tunnel has been under construction for ten years. it has a price tag of $10 billion and it has cost eight men their lives. >>> the head of the federal aviation administration joined oakland airport officials today for a ground breaking ceremony for a

she'll face jose serra, a former sao paulo governor, in the runoff on october 31. both candidates have promised to continue policies that helped make brazil an economic power. early results from sunday's eltions in bosnia point to continued stalemate. voters split largely down ethnic lines in choosing parliament and a three-person presidency. the leading croat and muslim presidential candidates advocated a unified bosnia. the bosnian serb candidate wants to secede and create a separate nation. bosnia's divisions have held back economic reforms and hindered its chances at joining the european union. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: the nobel prize in medicine was awarded today, the first of this year's nobels. it was given to a pioneer in the field of assisted reproduction whose work changed medicine and captured the world's attention more than three decades ago. on july 25, 1978, the birth of louise brown in england gave hope to infer tile couples around the world. known as the worlds first test tube baby, the infant was th

paulo an escaped prison inmate driving a black car trying to, as you see there, smash his way through traffic. that's not working. hey, we'll just back up, take the motorcycle with me. yeah. listen to these brazilian announcers following it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> almost like a soccer match. officers opened fire and converge on the fugitive's car you see wedged between the other vehicles. the guy's not going anywhere. finally they were able to corner and arrest the wounded criminal. >>> time to turn our attention to dave price if a check of your weather. he's standing by in rye new hampshire this morning. you look like you are ready for a little weather today, dave. >> oh, absolutely. and we've got a picnic basket so join us, erica. it is a dose of autumn weather that really is rolling in a little early. the nor'easter, seven to ten-foot waves behind me and, of course, high wind advisories through much of new england. high wind warning in southern maine and of course looking at one to three inches of water rolling on through here today. it's going to be a tough go. let's loo

. >> i am from sao paulo, brazil. the u.s. and china keep talking about their currency. both have their points. anything that should be done should be done. it is like a broken record and it keeps saying that again and again. what has to be done now. what can we expect for the meeting in one month? >> i do not want to raise dictation to the g-20. what i want to explain is that a discussion which takes place not only between china and the u.s. but with other partners is a very important one. i think we are now arriving at the moment where people are discussing the right stuff. they are discussing on the exchange rate. the real problem, as we said, is of rebalancing. the exchange rate will be more of debris -- more of a consequence than that. it needs to be done in a cooperative way. that is a message from the framework that we will provide for the g 20. what i expect is that the product of this idea will be strong enough to avoid conflicting situations and will try to take into account a win- win situation which does exist. the win-win situation is where everyone is bette