cash strapped rio has been left with huge debts. much of rio's political and economic elite and its building contractors ruthlessly lined their own pockets while the games they just brought more money to the system a rotten system already rotten by corruption and you only bring more field to the fire you bring more money to a rotten system it's residents call rio the sea dodgin v.o.c. the marvelous city but today it is sinking into poverty rio's new poor survive on the streets many are trying to keep their heads above water as launching a street vendors like yai acosta who sells fruit in the copacabana district he lost his job as a cook more than a year ago if you'd accuse him once or many stores here in rio have had to close because of the crisis. or they've been forced to lay off most of the stuff you want to see now i sell fruit on the street or ice cream on the beach. but when i say that uprising. homeless people aren't every corner they live in deep poverty in two thousand and seventeen unemployment was the highest in decades w

cash strapped rio has been left with huge debts much of rio's political and economic elite and it's building contractors ruthlessly lined their own pockets. well the games they just brought more money to the system a rotten system already rotten by corruption and you only bring more field to the fire or you bring more money to a rotten system it's residents called rio the sea dodgin much of the us the marvelous city but today it is sinking into poverty rio's new poor survive on the streets many are trying to keep their heads above water as launching a street vendors like yai acosta who sells fruit in the copacabana district he lost his job as a cook more than a year ago that isn't what i want to many stores here in rio have had to close because of the crisis. or they've been forced to lay off most of the stuff you want to visit now i sell fruit on the street or ice cream on the beach. but when i say it up i saw. homeless people aren't every corner they live in deep poverty in two thousand and seventeen unemployment was the highest in decades with some fourteen million brazilians officially o

cash strapped rio has been left with huge debts much of rio's political and economic elite and it's building contractors ruthlessly lined their own pockets. well the games they just brought more money to the system a rotten system already rotten by corruption and you only bring more field to the fire you bring more money to a rotten system it's residents call rio the sea dodging mud of the yellow sun the marvelous city but today it is sinking into poverty rio's new poor survive on the streets many are trying to keep their heads above water as launching a street vendors like yai acosta who sells fruit in the copacabana district he lost his job as a cook more than a year ago if it appears you want to many stores here in rio have had to close because of the crisis. or they've been forced to lay off most of the stuff you want to say now i sell fruit on the street or ice cream on the beach. but when i say the price of each homeless people aren't every corner they live in deep poverty in two thousand and seventeen unemployment was the highest in decades with some fourteen million brazilians offici

cash strapped rio has been left with huge debts. much of rio's political and economic elite and its building contractors ruthlessly lined their own pockets while the games they just brought more money to the system a rotten system already rotten by corruption and you only bring more field to the fire you bring more money to a rotten system it's residents call rio the sea dodgin model of the us the marvelous city but today it is sinking into poverty rio's new poor survive on the streets many are trying to keep their heads above water as launching a street vendors like yai acosta who sells fruit in the copacabana district he lost his job as a cook more than a year ago it isn't what i want to and many stores here in rio have had to close because of the crisis. or they've been forced to lay off most of the stuff you wanted to say now i sell fruit on the street or ice cream on the beach. but when i set it up i saw here homeless people aren't every corner they live in deep poverty in two thousand and seventeen unemployment was the highest

cash strapped rio has been left with huge debts. much of rio's political and economic elite and its building contractors ruthlessly lined their own pockets while the games they just brought more money to the system a rotten system already rotten by corruption and you only bring more field to the fire you bring more money to a rotten system it's residents call rio the sea dodgin much of the us the marvelous city but today it is sinking into poverty rio's new poor survive on the streets many are trying to keep their heads above water as launching a street vendors like yai acosta who sells fruit in the copacabana district he lost his job as a cook more than a year ago it appears they want to many stores here in rio have had to close because of the crisis. or they've been forced to lay off most of the stuff you want to say now i sell fruit on the street or ice cream on the beach. but when i say that uprising here homeless people aren't every corner they live in deep poverty in two thousand and seventeen unemployment was the highest in d

cash strapped rio has been left with huge debts much of rio's political and economic elite and its building contractors ruthlessly lined their own pockets. well the games they just brought more money to the system a rotten system already rotten by corruption and you only bring more field to the fire you bring more money to a rotten system it's residents call rio the sea dodging mud of the u.s. the marvelous city but today it is sinking into poverty rio's new poor survive on the streets many are trying to keep their heads above water as launching a street vendors like yai acosta who sells fruit in the copacabana district he lost his job as a cook more than a year ago that isn't what i want to many stores here in rio have had to close because of the crisis. or they've been forced to lay off most of the stuff you want to say now i sell fruit on the street or ice cream on the beach. but when i say the price of each homeless people aren't every corner they live in deep poverty in two thousand and seventeen unemployment was the highest in decades with some fourteen million brazilians officially o

today we want to discuss the impact this story is having joining us from rio de janeiro is. a contributing editor with the intercept brazil and south paulo activision me loud ribeiro and in austin texas christian smith associate professor of african and african diaspora studies and anthropology at the university of texas austin welcome to this stream all of you i want to start the line with the way that this incident has reverberated across the world betty franco's steam was mentioned nearly a million times online you can see it on my screen here and that since her death on march fourteenth sixty percent of that traffic came from brazil the rest mainly came from the u.s. france argentina and the u.k. really showing how global this conversation has gotten i want to share a tweet with someone with you from someone who explains that this is stuff she says mary alley and anderson's daffs are so impactful because they were so brazen and cool intentionally squandering black. excellence and hope with bullets she goes on to say that this killing of a black l.g. p.d.q. woman who did

today a little killing of a black female politician spur change in brazil will discuss the impact of rio de janeiro councilwoman mary ellen franco and the issues she championed. she was elected in twenty sixteen and became the only black woman in rio de janeiro's city council franco a fifty eight year old human rights activist was a vocal feminist and lesbian out of black brazilian born in f.l. and she was seen as a rising political voice for marginalized communities of people affected by poverty and violence last wednesday shortly after leaving an event on black women's empowerment franco and her driver anderson gomez were shot to death in what officials believed to be a targeted killing franco was shot four times in the head since her death tens of thousands in brazil have protested with the intent of keeping the social issues franco cared about in the public eye so today we want to discuss the impact this story is having joining us from rio de janeiro is. a contributing editor with the intercept brazil and south paulo activism allowed ribeiro and in austin texas kristen smith associat

today will the killing of a black female politician spur change in brazil well discuss the impact of rio de janeiro councilwoman mary ellen franco and the. she was elected in twenty sixteen and became the only black woman in rio de janeiro's city council franco a fifty eight year old human rights activist was a vocal feminist a lesbian a black brazilian born in africa she was seen as a rising political voice for marginalized communities of people affected by poverty and violence last wednesday shortly after leaving an event on black women's empowerment franco and her driver anderson gomez were shot to death and what officials believed to be a targeted killing franco was shot four times in the head since her death tens of thousands in brazil have protested with the intent of keeping the social issues franco cared about in the public eye so today we want to discuss the impact this story is having joining us from rio de janeiro is. a contributing editor with the intercepts brazil and south hollow activist jimmy lauder barrow and in austin texas kristen smith associate professor of african a

today will the killing of a black female politician spur change in brazil will discuss the impact of rio de janeiro councilwoman franco and the issues she championed. she was elected in twenty sixteen and became the only black woman in rio de janeiro's city council franco a fifty eight year old human rights activist was a vocal feminist a lesbian a black brazilian born in f.l. and she will see as a rising political voice for marginalized communities of people affected by poverty and violence last wednesday shortly after leaving an event on black women's empowerment franco and her driver anderson gomez were shot to death in what officials believed to be a targeted killing franco was shot four times in the head since her death tens of thousands in brazil have protested with the intent of keeping the social issues franco cared about in the public eye so today we want to discuss the impact this story is having joining us from rio de janeiro is. a contributing editor with the intercepts brazil and south hollow activism allowed ribeiro and in austin texas kristen smith associate professor of a

rios police force is one of the most deadliest. human rights groups say more than 1000 people were killed last year. i'm joined now on the phone by dominique phillips, a journalist and rio de janeiro covering this story for us. dominique, tell us more about maria franco, and why her work was so important. >dom: she was a counselor for a left-wing party. that all remain her -- already made her unique political voice in rio. she was a proponent for people living in these impoverished communities. she also denounced police abuses , because as you mentioned there of the problems here in rio. she also denounced the killing of young man when he was taking his girlfriend back from an evangelical church. brent: have the authorities said who they suspect is behind her telling? >> no, they haven't. they have said they suspect it is an execution. i talked today to a local politician who was very close to her. he said it looks very much like an execution. there is a dispute between local police. they said they can handle the investigation, but

julia carneiro followed the tribute held outside rio's city council. hundreds of thousands of people have gathered here in central rio to pay tribute to marielle franco, a councilwoman that was murdered brutally on wednesday night here in rio with four shots in the head. people are gathered on the staircase there where her body was brought earlier on today. there was a vigil around her coffin and now she has already been buried. this protest has been going on for hours. rio was really shocked by what happened, and the whole country as well. marielle franco was a young politician, only 38 years old and she had quite a unique trajectory. she came from rio's favelas, or sha ntytowns — she was born and bred in poverty and she advocated for human rights, the rights of women, the rights of black people and residents of rio's favelas. she was also outspoken against police violence and a critic of the federal intervention that is currently going on in rio in the security arena to try and contain a wave of violence going on in the city. people here are callin

and in rio de janeiro tens of thousands of people take to the streets to protest the killing of a popular local politician the outspoken critic of police violence was gunned down by unknown assailants. sunni so what's going to thank you for joining us russia's foreign ministers says that moscow will expel u.k. diplomats after western allies accuse it of attempting to murder a former russian spy in britain in a joint declaration the u.s. france and germany backed britain and directly blaming moscow for last week's nerve agent attack in the city of salzburg. british prime minister to reason may is one of the few visitors to salzburg these days traders in the cathedral town say tourists and shoppers are staying away in the wake of the poisoning of former russian double agent sergei script and his daughter yulia mae visited the restaurant where the chemical attack took place and put the blame squarely on moscow. it is right that the u.k. government reacts in a robust way to what has happened here insoles break that is exactly what we've done i've announced that we will be expecting twenty thr

rebel held on clay but one of the deadliest in the country's a seven year civil war and a protest in rio de janeiro after the gunning down of a popular councilor she had frequently criticized police killings of poor people in the cities and shanty towns. to find out more. and it's when are freezing with the nights that seem to go on forever but according to the you when the happiest place on earth which country could. stay with us to find. it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president donald trump is to impose new sanctions on russia in response to allegations that moscow meddled in the twenty. sixteen u.s. presidential election the latest move targets five organizations and nineteen individuals now the united states has also signed a joint declaration with france and germany in support of britain's standoff with russia over the attempted murder of a russian former spy and his daughter in britain. british prime minister to resign may is one of the few visitors to salzburg these days traders in the cathedral town say tourists and shoppers are staying away in the wake of the poisoni

julia carneiro followed the tribute held outside rio's city council. hundreds of thousands of people have gathered here in central we are to pay tribute to marielle franco, a council woman but was murdered brutally on wednesday night here in rio with four shots and they had. people i gathered on the staircase where her body was brought earlier on today. there was a vigil around her coughing and now she has already been buried. this protest has been going on for hours. rio was really shocked by what happened and the whole country as well. marielle franco was a young politician, only 38 years old and she had quite a unique trajectory. she came from the sha nty unique trajectory. she came from the s ha nty towns unique trajectory. she came from the shanty towns of rio and was born and bred in poverty and advocated for human rights, the rights of women, whites of black people and was a resident of rio's favelas. she was also outspoken against police violence and a critic of the federal intervention that is going on in rio in the security arena to try to co

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a community in mourning mariel franco was a beacon of hope for the poor and marginalized of rio. black female and lesbian she was a rarity in brazil's political scene franco rose from the slums to become a leading voice against police violence which disproportionately affects the black population a powerful voice now silenced. they children my friend they killed are carried. out if they think that will make us retreat they are wrong. i. don't think it feels like they are trying to remove our voices the voices of all the black women in this country only to bring. franco was gunned down in her car late on wednesday evening she was shot in the head four times by two unknown assailants her driver was also killed her press officer injured shortly before franco spoke at an event encouraging black women to enter politics it was the last time she championed one of her many causes. rizzo's president has publicly condemned her killing. in. the murder of council member mario driver is unacceptable that you can see like other sus nations that happened in rio de janeiro's you know it's an att

in rio de janeiro tens of thousands of people take to the streets to protest the killing of a popular local politician the outspoken critic of police violence that was gunned down by unknown assailants plus. one of the biggest german i.p.o. in decades as human beings often medical equipment division. i'm serious i was gonna thank you for joining us russia's foreign minister says moscow will expel u.k. diplomats after western allies accuse it of attempting to murder a former russian spy in britain and a joint declaration the u.s. france and germany backed britain and directly blaming moscow for last week's nerve agent attack in the city of souls for e. british prime minister to reason may is one of the few visitors to salzburg these days traders in the cathedral town say tourists and shoppers are staying away in the wake of the poisoning of former russian double agent sergei script and his daughter yulia may visit at the restaurant where the chemical attack took place and put the blame squarely on moscow. it is right that the u.k. government reacts in a robust way to what has happened

of council member mariano driver anderson is unacceptable like other associations that happened in rio de janeiro it's an attack against the rule of law and against democracy the u.n. is warning more than two hundred seventy thousand people in pop warner guinea need immediate humanitarian assistance the country is struggling to recover from a strong earthquake which hit more than two weeks ago tents medicine food and water urgently needed more than one hundred people died in the quake and they've since been several powerful aftershocks. vietnam is marking the fiftieth anniversary of the my lai massacre american soldiers killed five hundred four unarmed civilians mostly women and children during the vietnam war they'd been sent to the mission to confront the national liberation front or viet cong thought to be hiding in my life village any one american soldier was prosecuted for the incident when a reports. it's normal to see grave sites scattered around the villages and rice fields of vietnam but in this area there's a common date etched on them the sixteenth of march one thousand nine

the warm and sunny shores of rio de janeiro area the warm and sunny shores of rio de janeiro are a long way from norway but there is big money to be made for scandinavians here. statoil recently snapped up a stake in brazil's third biggest oil well. a few years ago, many of the ships that leave these shores, they would go out to sea and service petrobras platforms but that picture is dramatically changing with more foreign companies exploring brazil's oil. for almost a decade, resilient oil. for almost a decade, resilient oil was meant to long —— belonged to brazilians only. petrobras had preferential treatment. that all changed after a massive corruption scandal three years ago. petrobras is still a dominant figure that has seen is still a dominant figure that has seen its market share sink. foreign companies like statoil, shell and chevron increased their output by 2596 chevron increased their output by 25% last year. they have big plans the region. a substantial part of the region. a substantial part of the international activity will come in brazil. this has enabled us to make i

in rio de janeiro time tens of thousands of people take to the streets to protest the killing of a popular local politician the outspoken critic of police violence was gunned down by unknown assailants. and russians prepare to cast their ballots in a presidential election on sunday it's a day that also marks four years since the annexation of crimea we had to the peninsula to find out how people there are feeling out of the vote. i'm sumi so what's going to thank you for joining us russia's foreign minister says moscow will expel a u.k. diplomats after western allies accused it of attempting to murder a former russian spy in britain and a joint declaration the u.s. france and germany backed britain directly blaming moscow for last week's attack using a nerve agent. british prime minister to reason may is one of the few visitors to salzburg these days traders in the cathedral town say tourists and shoppers are staying away in the wake of the poisoning of former russian double agent sergei script and his daughter yulia may visit at the restaurant where the chemical attack took place and put

angry outburst of grief on the streets of rio de janeiro after the killing of a popular politician. and a bitter taste robert mugabe says he never believed zimbabwe's new president would turn against him stay with us. from cool brisk north in fuel. to the warm tranquil waters of southeast asia. welcome back across central and southern parts of china we've got some rain across eastern areas but you'll notice the winds coming from the east not direction from the south not direction and whether to come together we're going to get a coming together of their masses some ascent and therefore some rain forming so heavy rain is likely cross this region certainly global impact and temperatures to change to just seventeen degrees further so still looking fine for vietnam where there are twenty six agrees just wanted to showers across the rest of indochina so let's move on down into the southeastern part of asia where for the philippines we've got fine conditions i think across much of luzon manila there looking bright with highs of thirty two some heavy showers across borneo and we've got som

a phone call from the real rudy rios -- when we come back. >> reporter: how does a seemingly normal, fun-loving boy raised in a beautiful home by caring parents -- >> what is that? whoa. >> reporter: -- turn into a murderer who would ambush his own family and even take a bullet in the arm to make himself look like a victim? >> that whole plot, it was sort of like a game of chicken between me and the other guys. who flinches? i never really expected chris to pull that trigger. >> did you feel any guilt? did you feel any shame? >> i wasn't feeling much of anything but yeah, it was there. it was just on a level that i wasn't paying any attention to. >> he seems singularly without remorse and without even the beginnings of remorse. >> reporter: a classic sociopath, says psychiatrist dr. edward hallowell, of the hallowell centers in new york and boston. >> i was struck in the interview that he showed almost no emotion. here's this young man who's done about the worst thing a person can do, and it's as if he's talking about the weather. >> reporter: that observation is confirmed in the con

who had much hope in the struggle and who lived in the for then i was taken by all this injustice in rio de janeiro was we're not going to allow this to continue with mariel is here mary you know is she it was if it was her supporters have called for her killers to be found and brought to justice they vowed to continue franco's fight against official violence in a city which according to human rights groups has one of the deadliest police forces in the world. just reminder the headlines we're following for you today german chancellor angela merkel is heading to france for talks with president and men while. discussions are expected to focus on my own time vicious agenda for the european union and the u.s. is imposing new sanctions on russia after alleged meddling in the chinese sixteen u.s. presidential election it's also signed a joint declaration with france and germany in support of britain's standoff with russia over a poison attack on a former russian spy. and of get you can always get news on the go just download from google play or from the apple store that will give you access to

in rio de janeiro tens of thousands of people take to the streets to protest the killing of a popular local politician hell spoken critic of police violence was gunned down by unknown assailants. and so long farewell to dortmund insult sport after a woeful performance over two legs the. dumped out of the roper league a look at where it all went wrong for those men. i'm sorry march and good to see you russia's foreign minister has said today that moscow will expel u.k. diplomats after western allies accused it of attempting to murder a former russian spy in britain in a joint declaration yesterday the u.s. joint france germany and britain indirectly blaming moscow for last week's attack using a nerve agent it comes as washington separately announced sanctions against russia for allegedly meddling in its elections. british prime minister to reason may is one of the few visitors to salzburg these days traders in the cathedral town say tourists and shoppers are staying away in the wake of the poisoning of former russian double agent sergei script and his daughter yulia mae visited the res

a community in mourning mariel franco was a big enough hope for the poor in marginalized of rio. black female and lesbian she was a rarity in brazil's political scene franco rose from the slums to become a leading voice against police violence which disproportionately affects the black population a powerful voice now silenced the day after her killing of thousands took to the streets to protest her violent death and demand answers. that. they killed my friend. they killed our colleague. but if they think that it will make us rich treats they are wrong. i'm so busy downtown shit imo so it's just like they're trying to remove our voices the voices of all the black women in this country with the growing. lobby franco was gunned down in her car late on wednesday evening she was shot in the head four times by two unknown assailants her driver was also killed her press officer injured. shortly before franco spoke at an event interesting black women to enter politics it was the last time she championed one of her many causes brazil's president has publicly condemned her killing. to. the

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city councilor mario franco and i drive under some gun as was shot dead in the car on wednesday in rio de janeiro the thirty eight year old was a pop in a public official and a critic of killings by the police and some of rio's poor districts colombia's government has revived peace talks with the last remaining rebel group the national liberation army o e l n i guess the nation's between the two sides and then in january when the group initiated attacks just after a temporary ceasefire expired president one month says he's resuming the talks to save lives. pharaoh's president is facing impeachment for a second time pedre public survived a first bid to remove him from office in december by eight votes seventy nine year old leaders accused of lying about his ties to the brazilian construction giant out of breath. and robert mugabe has spoken out for the first time since being ousted its zimbabwe's president has called as a move from office and ember a coup saying he never thought emerson and gaga would turn against him. but as the headlines the news continues here on jazeera after witnes

calling an assassination francona driver anderson gomes was shot dead in their car on wednesday in rio de janeiro the thirty eight year old was a popular public official and a critic of killings by police and some of rio's poorer districts. the murder of council member mariano dr anderson is unacceptable like other associations that happened in rio de janeiro it's an attack against the rule of law and against democracy colombia's government has revived peace talks with the last remaining rebel group the national liberation army or in negotiations between the two sides ended in january when the group initiated the attacks just after a temporary ceasefire expired president one minute says he's resuming the talks to save lives ahead of may's presidential election and colombia started to investigate and prepare cases of war crimes committed by the fog rebel group victims can now file complaints with the newly created special jurisdiction for peace has become a political party since the end of the conflict lasting almost five decades the investigation is part of its peace deal with the gove

yvonne: why is rio tinto getting out of coal? is this about climate change or are they bowing out because they cannot compete? i am sure they would like to say it is about climate change. we have sovereign wealth funds like from norway no longer getting involved in coal. i think the church of england has a cap of 10% on: coaltments. -- 10% on investments. there is a desire from rio tinto to focus on some of the more productive assets. there will be focus on iron ore and copper, aluminum. that ishe world, yeah, not a bad spin, is it? [laughter] yvonne: that is a good spin, for sure. we have been talking about volatility rippling through commodities after trump followthrough on trade tariffs against china. expecting another jump in u.s. thee production to weigh on price of oil. ramy inocencio has the charts we need to know. >> there is a lot of volatility out there. analysts think there could be a lot of weakness. take it the -- take a look at the bloomberg commodities index. down 3.7%. almost to the date, it hit the high it did in

rio de janeiro on rio dejaneiro on sunday afternoon. this is the latest of several demonstrations in brazil: a protest over a murder that many believe was a targeted assassination. it made headlines across brazil and around the world. marielle franco was eight popular local politician, killed alongside her driver last wednesday. translation: never tried to silence marielle franco said a message to the world. we need to know who the coward was that did this. translation: they killed her like she was an insectjust translation: they killed her like she was an insect just to get translation: they killed her like she was an insectjust to get her out of the way. but they don't realise that when they killed her, it made thousands more resolute. thousands will nowjoin in the fight to continue what she started. campaigner for the country's poorest, she spoke out against perceived police brutality in brazil's impoverished favela districts. brazil has used the army to try to stem violence. news of her killing spread around the world on social medi

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agreed over his recent plans to put the army in charge of security in rio de janeiro. the assassination of councilwoman r.t.l. and her driver and us and go as is unacceptable in visible like all the other murders that happen in rio de janeiro is truly an attack on the rule of law and on our democracy has promised to carry out a full and transparent investigation if the people on the streets are angry and point the finger at the or far to. the banks there is a lot of indignation against this cowardice they want to silence a woman who fought for rights for justice for young black women. if that was the reason why we were in two thousand and eighteen in the injustice carries on that's why we gathered here today we're tired of injustice we want this to go not unpunished for our friend our colleague our sister's death not to go unpunished because her blood cries out. one of franco's farno posts on twitter criticized the police killing of a young man as he was leaving church. he remarks groups say police are responsible for at least one thousand killings last year. on a hoax

a community in mourning mariel franco was of beacon of hope for the poor in marginalized of rio. black female and lesbian she was a rarity in brazil's political scene franco rose from the slums to become a leading voice against police violence which disproportionately affects the black population a powerful voice now silenced the day after her killing a thousand sick to the streets to protest her violent death and demand answers. they killed my friend. they killed our colleague. but if they think that it will make us rich treats they are wrong. i'm so busy downtown shit imo so it feels like they're trying to remove our voices the voices of all the black women in this country. franco was gunned down in her car late on wednesday evening she was shot in the head four times by two unknown assailants her driver was also killed her press officer injured. shortly before franco spoke at an event encouraging black women to enter politics it was the last time she championed one of her many causes brazil's president has publicly condemned her killing. two. in. the murder of council member m

plus outrage in brazil of the murder of a popular politician in rio de janeiro tens of thousands of people take to the streets to protest the outspoken critic of police violence was gotten down by unknown assailants. and michelangelo's frescoes in the sistine chapel are brought to life in the new high tech extravaganza even though that it can be approves. i'm sumi so what's going to thank you for joining us well it is another salvo in the standoff between russia and western allies over the poisoning of a former double agent in britain and remarks made a short while ago british foreign secretary boris johnson said it was likely that russian president vladimir putin personally ordered the nerve agent attack on circus grip all and his daughter let's listen to what johnson had to say. all quarrel is with putin is criminal and with his decision and we think it overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision to direct the use of a nerve agent on the streets of of the u.k. on the streets of europe for the first time since the second world war that is that is why we are at odds with russia all righ

patricia: esta es la ciclovÍaparalela al río hudson. estamos muy cerca, muy pocas cuadras de donde estaban las torres gemelas. eran poco mÁs de las 4:00 p.m. con el grupo pasaba en esta direcciÓn. de repente, una camioneta atrÁs lo de la avenida, entro a la ciclovÍa y se convirtiÓ en un arma letal. el conductor atropellÓ a varios peatones y ciclistas. antes de estrellarse contra un autobÚs escolar de niÑos con discapacidades. segÚn testigos, el hombre luego identificado como el inmigrante uzbekistÁn o sayfullo, salto gritando "dios es grande". un momento se por la policÍa le disparÓ hiriÉndole en elestÓmago. >> llame a la embajada. yo no podÍa creerles, yo decía que era mentira, que no podÍa ser. se fue. se fue. nunca pensÉ que de una forma asÍ, tan cruel, tan fea. patricia: vera no se enterÓ de lo que estaba pasando hasta que fue a casa la noche y recibÍ una llamada de su suegro. sus hijas estaban con ella. >> yo tratando de calmarlas y hacer averiguaciones y decirles que tengan fe, que se queden tranquilas. despu�

in january alonene, government fifiguressssssssssssss 15454 people in rio state. franco's death comes at a pivotal moment for brazil and the future of democracy in south america's largest country. just last month, president michelle ordered brazil's military to assume control of police duties in rio. two years ago, the brazilian president was impeached by the brazilian senate in a move she elections s a coup. later this year. the front-runner is former brazilian president luis inacio lula do si have a, commonly known as lula. while he's leading he's facing prison sentence after being convicted on what many believe to be trumped up charges of corruption and money laundering. last year, president yusuf saia my impeachment, but there's a second chapter, and that is stopping president lula from becoming a candidate for next year's election." "extraordinarily aggggressive measures are being taken to put lula in jail by the judiciary, by the media, by the great people of f f f f f f f f f f f azil." lula is a former union leader who served as president of brazil from 20

council member mary ellen a driver anderson is an acceptable like other associations it happened in rio de janeiro it's an attack against the rule of law and against democracy relatives of crew members on a missing argentine submarine are demanding answers they're not convinced by government assurances that all is being done to find the vessel in the southern atlantic that is about reports of. a small group of protesters in front of argentina's presidential palace most of them relatives of the forty four crew members of the one submarine. we feel abandoned not only by the government but also by side. we've been alone this whole time as if nobody kid it's been four months since the submarine went missing in the southern atlantic it was feeling from the southern argentine city of. the commander of the vessel told his home base water had entered resulting in a battery function. and the water listening devices scattered around the world's oceans identified the hydro acoustic anomaly in the area the navy believes it was an explosion. that was part of the crew he has been pushing for the gove

idea franco was a gay black woman who regularly condemned police aggression in rio's poorest areas she was shot four times in the head as she sat in her car the police say she was targeted deliberately in the last year the number of killings of the generator was once two hundred people killed by the police in rio de janeiro on it was the highest number since the numbers are recorded so we have a huge problem now that we have a problem but we are in the well funded election we're going to have elections. in october it's. also sounds like a message for people who was the what's the politics just the name of the boys brazil's president michel tema has promised a fool and transparent investigation in february to put the army in charge of security in rio de janeiro a move condemned by mariela frankel and some of those demonstrating in brazilian cities which will actually edition i am here for black women who make it despite all the difficulties and for all of those who don't make it those who are down in the those who have been killed by the state which is killing us every day. a vocal crit

in january alone, government figures show police killed 154 people in rio state. franco's death comes at a pivotal moment for brazil and the future of democracy in south america's largest country. just last month, president michelle ordered brazil's military to assume control of police duties in rio. two years ago, the brazilian president was impeached by the brazilian senate in a move she denounced as a coup. brazil is holding elections later th year. the front-runner is former brazilian president luis inacio lula do si have a, commonly known as lula. while he's leading all opinion polls, he's facing a possible prison sentence after being convicted on what many believe to be trumped up charges of corruption and money laundering. last year, president yusuf said "the first chapter was coup was my impeachment, but there's a second chapter, and that is stopping president lula from becoming a candidate for next year's election." british human rights attorney jeffrey robertson told the new internationalist that "extraordinarily aggressive measures are being taken to pu

and her driver understand his is unacceptable miscible like all the other murders that happen in rio de janeiro legend's is truly an attack on the rule of law and on our democracy has promised to carry out a full and transparent investigation. the people on the streets are angry and point the finger at the are far too nice to that now because there is a lot of indignation against this cowardice they want to silence a woman who fought for rights for justice for young black women. if that was easy for you we were in two thousand and eighteen in the injustice carries on that's why we gathered here today we're tired of injustice we want this to go not unpunished for our friend our colleague our sister's death not to go unpunished because her blood cries out. one of franco's final posts on twitter criticized the police killing of a young man as he was leaving church. human rights groups. police are responsible for at least one thousand killings last year. al-jazeera. vietnam is marking the fiftieth anniversary of them eli massacre u.s. soldiers killed more than five hundred civilians most

create in ninety two with the goal of their reaching old rio. in two decades multinational corporations have fashioned an effective lobby group. i think we're slowly but certainly moving to a states where it will become equal partners in the discussion i mean maybe i'm expressing the hope more than the reality today but it's certainly a trend that i see happen only if we get business and governments as equal partners in this debate will we find the solutions and this to dissolutions that the world needs. the better is paid off at the last summit the united nations rolled out the red carpet for the private companies. you know you know if you don't use it some are. pretty they're. all these corporations met in a luxury hotel in rio oil chemical steel giants. themselves regularly accused of practices harmful to the environment. maybe we do have to be good management centers explore risks and opportunities we have to understand our ecosystem. just to bring that to life a little bit this is the first great commitment you know deforestation thing we w

idea of franco was a gay black woman who regularly condemned police aggression in rio's poorest areas she was shot four times in the head as she sat in her car the police say she was targeted deliberately brazil's president michel tema has promised a full and transparent investigation in february to put the army in charge of security in rio de janeiro a move marianna flying coach had condemned. but actually i am here for black women who make it despite all the difficulties and for all of those who don't make it those who are down in the those who have been killed by the state which is killing us every day. a vocal critic of brazil's security forces may have been silenced but her supporters are still determined to be heard rob matheson. tens of thousands of protesters in slovakia are demanding an early election to end a political crisis caused by journalists murder prime minister robert fisa resigned on thursday but demonstrators won more action and what they see as widespread corruption and krycek was reporting on the accusations of mafia ties to future associates when he and his girl

idea franco was a gay black woman who regularly condemned police aggression in rio's poorest areas she was shot four times in the head as she sat in her car the police say she was targeted deliberately in the last year the number of killings of the generator was once two hundred people killed by the police in rio de janeiro on it was the highest number since the numbers are recorded so we have a huge problem now that we have a problem but we are in the well funded election we're going to have elections. in october it's only keating also sounds like a message for people who was the woes of politics just the name of the boys brazil's president to michel tema has promised a fool and transparent investigation in february tema put the army in charge of security in rio de janeiro a move condemned by mariella franco and some of those demonstrators in brazilian cities which will actually edition i am here for black women who make it despite all the difficulties and for all of those who don't make it those who are down in the those who have been killed by the state which is killing us every day

military police takeover in rio. >>> joining me now is daniella gomez silva with the university of texas at austin. daniella, thank you so much for being here. tell us a little bit about m marielle franco and what kind of impact she was having in brazil. >> thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to talk about these issue and thank you for the opportunity to make marielle's voice echo in a certain way. marielle was a young leader. she was 38 years old. she came from a really tough favela unit and she had a history of activism in her

idea franco was a gay black woman who regularly condemned police aggression in rio's poorest areas she was shot four times in the head as she sat in her car the police say she was targeted deliberately in the last year the number of killings of the generator was once two hundred people killed by the police in rio de janeiro and that was the highest number since the numbers of record so we have a huge problem now that we have a problem but we are in the if well funded election we're going to have elections. in october it's only keating is also sounds like a message for people who was the was that politics just the name of the boys brazil's president to michel tema has promised a full and transparent investigation in february tema put the army in charge of security in rio de janeiro a move condemned by mariela frankel and some of those demonstrating in brazilian city. i am here for black women who make it despite all the difficulties and for all of those who don't make it those who are down in the dirt those who have been killed by the state which is killing us every day. a vocal critic

inhalaciÓn del quÍmico, varias viviendas fueron evacuadas trataron de que Él ha sido no alcanzara un rÍo cercano. >> un conductor no respetÓ un semÁforo en rojo, uno de los hospitalizados es una actriz reconocida . >> por mÁs que lo intenta no puede borrar su horror dos pequeÑos perdieron la vida tras un atropello >> no puedo ni hablarlo, ahora estÁn descansando . >> perdiÓ la vida junto a otro menor cuando fueron arrollados en una intersecciÓn segÚn testigos pasÓ el semÁforo en rojo, la cÁmara de vigilancia captÓ todo el accidente. >> ni siquiera intentÓ frenar. >> el vehÍcuuna de ellas es una conocida . >> tenemos el corazÓn quebrantado por ambas familias por la gran pÉrdida estamos aqÍi ofreciendo nuestro amor. >> el alcalde se presentÓ a la escena, sino pregÚntele a lorena lagos tras un encuentro cercano con la muerte . >> segÚn la policÍa la conductora que provocÓ el accidente, tenÍa una condiciÓn mÉdica . >> no se han presentado cargos criminales contra la conductora de regresar los estudios . >> un hombre muriÓ a manos de la policÍa, de acuerdo con las a