first up, is brazil going to be ready for the world cup? >> i think at this point it certain is not going to meet the fifa deadlines. what is more important than this is in a world of popular discontent and lack of confidence in institutions, brazil is one country where protests focused on a major sporting event and on the role of an international sports association - namely fifa. >> what is going to happen then? >> on one level the brazilians will slip in terms of timelines for finishing infrastructure for the world cup. on a global level it raises the question of whether or not all kinds the rights, labour rights, human rights, gender rights should be part of the interior that a bidding country has to beat. that's the issue that's being discussed in qatar. it will come up with the world expo that was awarded to dubai. do you think attitudes will change. >> fifa was accused of arriving at this late in terms of the labour practices. perhaps not offering enough when it came to criticism. is there a vehicle to change? >> i think it is. if you

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builders in brazil say the stadium will be closed in tribe ute to the dead. local prosecutors may shut down operations for 30 days to allow a full investigation. the accident is a significant setback for the organizers and fifa. at the moment no one is talking about moving the opening game away from here. >> this is the third fatele accident at the world cup stadium built in brad -- brazil. two others have been killed. >>> it's the end of an era in italy. former president silvio berlusconi has been voted out of parliament. he's been a dominant force in two decks aids. his conviction on tax fraud led to the vote. he's facing other charges. he loses special immunity given to senators. >> taking responsibility for a disaster - the prime minister of latvia resigns. investigators think the construction of a garden on its roof caused the roof to cave in. the investigation has not proven that the government did anything wrong. >>> lawmakers in iran are less than enthusiastic about the deal to slow down the program. the foreign minister defended the deal in parliamen

russia brazil south africa they all benefit enormously from rising commodity prices countries like india a key they all want lower commodity prices so you know there are many differences and i think that the alliance is also been fully india fees much closer to the united states than it feels to china russia feels obviously closer to china now than it used to feel to the united states but its relations with europe are mixed so i think that these very distinct. of all these countries and seeing that the developed world is acting in concert to make the rules which suit them at the cost of the emerging world i don't agree with this guy because i feel that within the emerging world there are lots of differences and developing countries have their own priorities which mean north meet the priorities of other developing countries that's a very good point against lumping the. countries together and approaching down an individual basis but i think this habit of looking into the world as us versus them or as winners and losers is a very american thing it's a winner takes it all sort of approach an

does this come as a shock for the people of brazil? >> a little more than a year ago, he was the country's richest man with a fortune of 35 ilion dollars. -- $35 billion. all of this money came from the valuation of his company's shares. what is clear that investors grossly overvalued though shares . the companies did not deliver and his fortune is below $100 million. his company mistry payments to creditors and he had to file for bankruptcy protection. >> he has to convince the creditors that there is value in keeping the company operating. my guess is that there is a big chance of creditors accepting restructuring plan because a large part of the assets of the company's our rights to exploit oil and those rights are not something that are tradable. if the company goes under liquidation, those assets go back. is not alone in his problems with creditors and brazil. it is a problem felt much further down the social ladder. like tens of millions of brazilians, marcus joined the lower middle class over the last decade and became a consume

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al jazeera new york. >> as brazil prepares to host the world cup, brazil's indigenous games of its tribes host their own event. >> reporter: chants from an indigenous people getting ready for competition. people pouring in from all over to compete in the games. they compete in blow darts, wrestling among pours, football breaks with the tradition, but it is an event. this is brazil, after all. >> if previous years in canoeing we were champions. in the tug-of-war we got to the finals and lost. but this year we came to win the games. >> we came here to share with other tribes that are our brothers, too. we're going integrate among different ethnicities and meet new tribes. >> the worl world olympics comio this country, this is more colorful. and what they lack in tv time they make up for in passion. >> reporter: there are more than 1500 indigenous people in more than 40 tribes taking part in these games but for them it's about a lot more than simple competition. it's tradition, it's our culture. this is why we came from so far away to share our culture in the outside world. >> but before the

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well meanwhile russia were already guaranteed their place in brazil after picking portugal to win the qualifying group and fabio capello's men are now looking ahead to next month's world cup draw as they unveiled the new kit for fi fish showpiece tournament is gone today but out of reports. i'm disobey asian for the opening of the government next summer's world cup finals in brazil is growing and as soon as the players who are over and all thirty two competing teams decided to focus shifted to the drop on december the sixth that will define the make up of the tournament's eight groups while bond and some fans try to predict them way up their nations opponents russia's players unveiled a new kid and said they don't mind who they will face. a country they say that i want to play against in the particular team and we just want to go there and complete our goal to get to the knockout phase. we've only got a couple of league matches left before the winter break and after that all the start preparing for the final part of the season there's still a long way to go there are no weak sides at

knows how to protect itself brazil does not provide shelter to terrorist groups we are a democratic country. the brazilian president is so outraged at american spine both on her country and on her personal emails and her personal life that she canceled a state dinner with president obama while most americans see this as a rift between brazil and the united states over the issue of our spying on the president highlighted the most important point of all elsewhere in her speech this morning she said without the right of privacy there is no real freedom of speech or freedom of opinion and so there is no actual democracy this is not just true of international relations it's also true domestically here within the united states back before the kennedy administration largely put an end to it j. edgar hoover was infamous in political circles in washington d.c. for his spying on and blackmailing of both american politicians and activists like for example the reverend dr martin luther king jr even sent king tapes of an extramarital affair and suggested the king should consider committing suici

brazil's economy has been sagging. and they are expecting mexican imports to protect the domestic auto industry. >> translator: we have no idea what would happen if cars from mexico disappeared from our market. what can we sell? >> reporter: japanese automakers have been enjoying strong demand for their cars in latin america. but increasing competition and an uncertain economic outlook may dampen their momentum. nhk world, mexico city. >>> and here's a quick look at our global economic calendar for the rest of this week. first, on wednesday, the bank of japan will release the minutes of its policy meeting in early october. over in the u.s., the commerce department will release initial gdp numbers for the july to september quarter on thursday. between april and june, the u.s. economy grew at an annualized pace of 2.5%. on the same day, the european central bank will hold a policy meeting. investors are focusing on whether the bank will keep its key interest rate at a record low. and a key indicator of japan's economy fo

abc news, brazil. out of theing kicked italian senate but vows he is not finished with italian politics yet. silvio berlusconi, three times the prime minister, watched today as his fellow politicians voted him out of parliament. there were his convictions of tax fraud. so now what for the charismatic media mobile? we have this report. moment that many italians will remember all of their lives, the announcement that silvio berlusconi was being thrown out of parliament. told berity of senators convicted tax fraudster he was not fit for this place. some were outraged. they insist he is innocent, thatly convicted by judges were trying to end his political career. moments before the vote against him, the man himself was defiant as he addressed the supporters outside his home. he said he would fight on, continue to lead his party from outside parliament. >> we must not despair that the leader of the center right is no longer a senator. there are leaders of other parties who are not members of parliament. eve

disobey sion for the opening the government next summer's world cup finals in brazil is growing and as soon as the players were over and all thirty two competing teams decided the focus shifted to the drop on december the sixth that will define the make up of the tournament's eight groups while bond and some fans try to predict them way up their nations opponents russia's players unveiled a new kid and said they don't mind who they will face. a country they say that i want to play against any particular team and we just want to go there and complete our goal to get to the knockout phase. we've only got a couple of league matches left before the winter break and after that all the start preparing for the final part of the season there's still a long way to go there are no weak sides at the world cup so there's no border guessing it's just wait for the draw. the first world cup organizing committee one decided to bridge size for much of the draw until december the third only of the a teams in what one a confirmed which are the top ranked teams in the world wildfire they get bail as men w

i can tell you the people in brazil are, because they are up against the clock. this is the stadium that will open the world cup, and it's about 95% complete. so it's a little bit more progressed than the stadium. organizers say this stayed lum -- stadium will be delivered by december 31st. today is a holiday here in brazil, but they have got over a thousand workers here still working on this holiday because they know that they are up against the clock and they need to deliver this stadium by the end of december. >> what about the -- the rest of the host cities? how prepared are they? >> well there are 12 host cities here in brazil. stadium wise, six have been delivered. here in sal palo as well as others they have not been delivered yet. all that really matters is for the world cup, you don't have stadiums, you don't have a world cup. brazil said all will be delivered even if a couple will be delivered a little after the fifa deadline. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> manny pacquiao is hoping to prove he is the fighter of the decade. the 34 year old is comin

brazil's rain forest is the size of western europe. he's also the world's oxygen. and a buffer against climate change. what's that little was expected but it is not tolerable. the government is an acceptable to have a riots in the region deforestation in brazil. this isn't an illegally will not cut out she is in the cabinet itself may not be freed from today. environmentalists say a big infrastructure projects like dam building the railway construction of roller accelerating the fire station the spread of mining is another threat say indian populations to live in the amazon. we're staying in south america the people of chile go to the polls this weekend to elect a new president of the poll on sunday takes place in a country that south america's highest the capita gdp away a hostile population makes less than five hundred dollars a month for my present the show until it goes in as the heavy favorite. the session is to teach her closest rival conservative giving them a tape by thirteen percentage points. the world of professional and amateur sports has been dong was

brics countries do on an individual basis and as i was traveling to various places from brazil to india i was getting a sense that a sense of complacency is setting in after agreed they could last decade and that it was bound to lead to a slowdown in reforms and so therefore the good traits of these economies were bound to slow down and not to live up to the hyped up expectations so it really is . a very honest assessment of what i told would be the goods of these videos countries but i think this is where your book gats rather ambiguous and this ambiguity was even better articulated in your later article in the foreign policy magazine that you there have provoked actively titled broken brakes why the rest of prizing and i think it contains two major fallacies first. the bricks and broken i mean that growth is slowing down but there are still growing there are still developing and second is that the rest didn't stop rising simply because the rest is not confined to brics countries and what is more important is that that's major transformation of global economic and political architectur

. >> we've got donna brazil. >>> welcome to you both. everybody seems to be terrified of hillary clinton. one was saying you have ton an outsider to be a serious presidential candidate remember she was going to be invince able last time, it turns out she wasn't. on the republican side, you can't play in the game. i think an outsider will help, but not the only factor. >> but really, seriously, right now it looks like the republican party, despite all the stuff about obama care, very unpopular. i don't see a lot of great ideas. how would you stop hillary clinton? i don't think -- >> there's good case studies around a how republicans win in swing or even blue areas. go to wisconsin, the home of progressive politics from the left, and scott walker serving as governor. go to the blue state of arizona, or new mexico -- >> you're not intimidated? you're not impressed? >> of course. she's going to be formidable. she would be a formidable candidate, but there are obvious case studies where republicans do well, and we can learn from that and we s

we were very bullish on brazil and our latest special report on brazil was more sober about it. as you were just saying, big year in brazil in other ways, too. the president will be open to that. they do well on the field and that tournament goes smoothly, that might give her boost. she's going to face a tough challenge. the real question in brazil is whether they can unclog -- >> and they've had all these disruptions for the pretournament tournament. and people are definitely determined, some groups are determined to use the fact that the tension will be on brazil to demonstrate again. but i think it will go smoothly. it is after all the useful gains. >> and matt damon, what is he doing in your -- >> he is very interested in the problem of water worldwide. and he writes about getting safe water to millions of people around the world. and he thinks that the world needs to focus on that much more. interestingly, he talks about how smart philanthropy, bringing in business rather than being in conflict with business can help solve that problem. >> yeah. i think everybody is looking

in the place in the summers book cup finals in brazil the fruits of the mason dixon was broke up for his visit with them but to really breathe in the second leg of their play off in paris on tuesday . the it's been good the twenty second baseman for the freedoms that this show was called to the evidence could be scored from close range. it suits them know that it struck the cutting but in saying that it was the key but to bring dvd sales data for the cricket is it since he would entertain me with door to the kids get them to get skin cancer free. he was sent off just off to the break. let's hope is the difference in wording that this sucker scored his second goal within fifteen minutes to go before the bell and whistle . it was nice to be it's still going to steal third place in the city the head. it's true or decrease job ever noticed what a treat to have pulled two more to thirty three to win against sweden stockholm but a place in next summer's world cup in brazil. greece also progressed often holding related to one or two in the second leg of the tale first stop was concerned at

well let's return to the world cup and after delays and protests in next year's host nation brazil and claims of workers' rights abuses in kaesong the gospel media is also focusing on twenty one thousand homes russia who are introducing new laws and policies to combat the prospect of racism or violence as rigid and poor food reports. last month says come moscow's champions league defeat to munch the city at the hidden key arena was marred by claims of racist abuse reported by city's ivory coast international yahya. the game wasn't stopped no public announcement to hold the chanting was made and serious cause board late to the night anything serious had happened two weeks later sponsored moscow also dismissed the issue after some of their fans travelled to second team cheney for a cup time unveiled a banner bearing a nazi swastika and clashed with riot police despite the denials post clubs were found guilty of painting to control the fans and given counties of playing matches behind closed doors but russian football union vice president making some money and says it's time for tougher s

, and the hotel room was in brazil as well. allegedly he left with two prostitutes from the brothel. his supporters are saying, it's not a big deal. his actual fans. the kids. it's not a big deal because prostitution is legal in brazil, and you can pick up a prostitute as young as 18. so he's within the confines. >> double for your trouble. the more the merrier. why not get two? the kid can afford it. as long as he was safe and it was a good time. my concerns is about where is he going to go musically? because we're not going to respect him as an artist. he's at a roads. he's going to go one way and become justin timberlake or go another way and go virginia nil la ice. he's leaning towards vanilla ice. >> the sleeps with her and she sneaks in and takes pictures of him. he's having a lot of growing pains, but i don't think it's a good signal to his young fans. if i was his mom wou say, you're staying home and doing your homework. i'm very conservative like that. >> his fans are the same girls seeing this bad boy behavior. oh my

and to this two legged showdown for tickets brazil as underdogs jordan cut costs and how sam was full of praise for his wednesday night opponents. he said they are certainly a strong team. i have some of the twelve best players. if you don't believe has been but also have great golf history. they don't need my evaluation. the whole world knows how how ford europe twice came out and then twelve ranking. ok i mash up phase out through suspension while defenders my metallica may and honest but yes a non injury doubts for jordan there are two ir two time world cup champions and one for the last edition in south africa in twenty ten at both the south americans struggled through the qualifying campaign. belafonte that john says has a post from edible thought how in addition to the new parsonage amount of the poll's release wise. but uruguay coach of the breath is still expecting a difficult game ahead and said we greatly respect our opponents and we will give this a tough game. this would be a challenge for us but hope we can win to achieve our goal of reaching brazil the benefit that the t

it's brazil's indigenous games. hundreds of tribes get together. gabriel joins us live from the games in brazil. what's it about? >> reporter: if the allegations of what happened with this team turn out to be -- a chance for indigenous people getting ready for competition. indigenous tribes from all over brazil pouring into the city to take part in the 12th edition of the indigenous games. they'll compete in traditional sports, bow and arrow, blow dart competition, and wrestling among others. football breaks with the tradition, but it is an event. this is brazil, after all. >> translator: in previous years in canoeing we were championing, and then in the tug-of-war we got to the finals and lost. this year we came to try to win the games. >> translator: we came here to share with other tribes that are our brothers, too. we will going to integrate monday different ethnicities and meet new tribes. >> reporter: the world cup and olympics are coming to the country, but there's a case to be made the indigenous games are the most colorful. what they lack

these traditional games that are played in indigenous communities in brazil. this is not only about the sports but a contract structural exchange as well. if you remember, there were thousands of indigenous people in this current tree, over 800,000ments they are spread out over the entire country. this is the most significant and biggest cultural gathering where multiple tribes can get together. not only about sports but they exchange ideas, what's happening in their communities and things such as this about here in the next hour or two, the first of the competitions will get underway here. >> as we understand it, the games were delayed for a month. what was the hold-up? >> a bureaucratic delay. they are mostly funded by the brazilian government, the min industry of sports and culture. there were some bureaucratic delays in releasing some of the money so these games could take place. it did happen but it is a little bit of a forecast of what we are seeing in brazil. everyone is talking about the world cup next year and olympics in 2016. some delays in the prep

smith from the red hot chili peppers in brazil. a jersey fromhim a popular team and he rubs his and the place melts down. i guess we'll find out in he lives or not. >> julianne lennon turned 50 this year. >> i swear to god, one day you're listening to music and dead.xt day you're >> you're looking at security footage of justin bieber aealing a security bicycle in las vegas casino only something's about to go vy, very wrong. it's justin bieber in the casino heist but not a very good one. back in september, he shows up to the palms casino. crew entered through an employee entnce and this biketely spots securitytended by a guard. >> justin bieber thinks it's an opportunity for him to jump on down theand ride it hall. >> the security guard shows up l ishe's like where the my bike? bieber twists and turns down the hallway. people run for their lives. -- guyess the goo radio'd ahead. casino security goes on high alert. guns, choppers, andy garcia shows up and he's really mad. >> guys in suits, they're the high level security. and this gu

i do milton son souls who was a regular in brazil's world cup winning sides of nineteen fifty eight to nineteen sixty two has the leading trio from complications caused by the infection. santos who was known for his runs down the wing spends his entire career with all the fall. he represented the brisk autumn seven hundred and twenty three occasions and won six major titles. switzerland's diary of kona has resumed trading market again off to celebrate with injuries to his one time we hit this month. according to reports that twenty seven year old will miss up to two months racing off to undergo surgery a week ago in which the footage that this option once again to thuggery. bono told journalists this injury huts more mentally than physically. it's been thinking what a priest on the fleet of local boat cup champion. i did. australia's court report is produced in scotland before hence the kids this was the thirteen cuts that are well joe the kids to do the talking one wednesday the twenty two of which i'll post it. the goodness of the finals. but to that of a certain touch with sw come t

. >>> finally, brazil stock market and securities outperformed. at 11:20, we'll speak to an economist who believes both emerging economies are set to see a reversal of on fortune. >>> first the s&p and down jones industrial average both closed with another record high. janet yellen told lawmakers she didn't believe stocks or the housing market were in bubble territory. the fed chairman nominee made it clear that ultra loose monetary policy is here to stay. >> i believe supporting the recovery today is the surest path to returning to a more normal approach to monetary policy. our country has come a long way since the dark days of the financial crisis. but we have farther to go. >> can it continue indefinitely? if the labor market doesn't improve to the point that you reach your target, do you think does this continue? do you believe there has to be some point that which we have to -- >> i would agree that this program cannot continue forever, that there are costs and risks associated with the program. we're monitoring those very carefully. >> all r

. >> the stadium collapse in sao paulo, and questions about brazil's race to be ready for the moment watched sporting est. >> george bailey returns as hollywood considers making a sequel of the jimmy stewart classic. . >>> it is the eve of thanksgiving. as you can see the empire state building is ablow with the colours of the holiday. a few miles north an equally stunning sight - yes, that's a giant snoopy ready for the macy's parade. it's up in the air. balloons are ready to fly. strong winds could ground them. we'll get an update ahead. >> heading home for the holiday. it's one of the busiest travel days of the year. millions driving and flying and coping. some cancelled flights. paul beban is at the laguardia airport. what is the situation right now where you are? . >> well, i don't know if you can see over my left shoulder. they are the american arrival and departure boards. there's almost no yellow and red, meaning a couple of delays, no cancellations. most of the flights leaving and arriving on time. in fact, the terminal here down the way is now closed. all the flights coming

i have been in pa stil brazil al this last fall. i visited an orphanin orphanage. and there are certainly some children in those orphanages that need placed, but they are overwhelmingly placed inside of brazil and there is a waiting list inside of brazil to adopt young and healthy children. >> thank you, david for your time. we are running out of time on this. thank you for your time tonight. >> there is the ordinar other se want to get to. it's jed and he is the president of the christian alliance for orphans the group that organizes orphan sunday. jed thank you for being with us. >> with all of the christian causes out there, why focus on adopting children. >> well the real focus is bringing good to orphans. it include adoption, but it include other type of care. foster care in the united states and family preservation and reuniting struggling families and all of this is under the banner. the bible says god cares deeply for the orphan and we should as well by encouraging this do you not encourage parents to adopt that are not prepared for it. >> that is something

he attempted suicide note on three police questions wanted expertise in policing around the crown brazil reaches out to the french riot police said it makes jesus woke up. though the major project at abc it turned violent. thanks for joining us there is red lines underground knew what she calls the bank at a stop in geneva where the foreign ministers all the world's major powers up convincing accepted a diplomatic push to raising that's one small bits talks with iran might prove fruitful. the usa to treat state john kerry to be joined by his counterparts from russia france britain germany and china are in switzerland he received the casing that was to narrow the coverage difference is the saturday that iran does say that to all three points of difference do still remain the goal is to selling an historic interim deal with iran that would seek their own curtail its nuclear ambitions in return for sanctions relief. in recent days key obstacles have become apparent in getting lost or uncool it's right to enrich the reindeer. the more we joined by fostering cancer joins the cast is he's in g

it has been seven days and now his family has traveled thousands of miles from brazil to try to find him. >> i'm in trouble. there are some people following me and i need help. call the police. call a taxi. send someone to find me. >> reporter: they're the last words anna hayes heard from her brother, palo neto over the phone before he mysteriously disappeared one week ago. >> we've been to hospitals. we've been to shelters. we've spread flyers out. >> reporter: but still no sign of palo, an art student studying in los angeles. he came to san francisco october 25th to look into studying at academy of art university. he was only going to stay a couple days, but after meeting someone new he extended his stay. when he called his family in brazil one week ago, anna knew something was terribly wrong. >> he sound terrified, afraid, frightening. >> reporter: anna called san francisco police from brazil, but when they arrived at the scene, no one was there. now police are circulating this, a surveillance shot of a person of interest who used palo's credit card at a mcdonald's in the mission

brazil the struggle is getting the stayed kwruplt ready in time. there is will be no compromise for the december deadline. building problems and public protests have delayed the preparations. has been to the construction sites of two arenas ready ook very far from for the fans. we have the story. it's the rainy season in the mazon and they're up against the clock trying to finish this seat arena before fif a's strict december deadline. still isn't finished and nearly half the seats have when the sky and is open almost everything comes stand still. it's being builted with 2 hundred million pounds of public money even though the local team rarely attracts more than 3,000 fans. officialss ate expense is justifi justified. the opportunity that the world cup brings us the modernization and more momentum make more investments and so we can look back at the many had. enges that we've >> it's that confidence of just 1,000 aking it more than miles to the south, the critical.is much more months time, ven led upland team could be these steps. but then again t

scrap remains in brazil but they are starting to export some of it out of there the problem with brazil is that the shipping is very expensive but you know latin america in particular is a more complicated story because there's developed components of it that actually have a manufacturing base and there's parts of it that don't so you see much more flow it's much more fungible in a way like mexico i would imagine they would have a large scrap and they do and what's interesting and i'm quite familiar with a couple of very large scrap exporters in mexico who actually send material to china even though you know the labor rates in mexico quite low and also because the man there is the manufacturing there but the issue there in many cases is shipping again it's very expensive and oftentimes very dangerous to move scrap in mexico especially high value scrap like copper scrap so it ends up being cheaper just to ship it right out of mexico that was adam minter journalist and author of junkyard planet. coming up it is a country where armed forces are banned in public banking is the norm where co

surveillance may cause a break up of internet warns experts internet specialists highlight lose by brazil germany and india towards creating separate networks in order to block spying and they speak to some experts ian brown from oxford institute and he says that states may have few other options than to follow brazil's past this would be expensive and likely reduce the rapid rate of innovation that has driven the development of the internet to date but if states cannot trust that their citizens personal data as well as sensitive commercial and government information will not otherwise be swept up by giant surveillance operations that may be a price they are willing to pay of course brazil's finance minister calling the phrase currency war as jim record says first of currency war then you have a trade war then you have a hot war same thing happened three world war one three world war two hello world war three days everything was going on the guys are back thank you max for the second i have a whole lot more. i was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news ton

surveillance may cause a break up of internet warns experts internet specialists highlight lose by brazil germany and india towards creating separate networks in order to block spying and they speak to some experts ian brown from oxford institute and he says that states may have few other options than to follow brazil's pass this would be expensive and likely reduce the rapid rate of innovation that has driven the development of the internet today but if states cannot trust that their citizens personal data as well as sensitive commercial and government information will not otherwise be swept up by giant surveillance operations that may be a price they are willing to pay of course brazil's finance minister calling the phrase currency war as jim record says first of currency war then you have trade war then you have a hot war same thing happened pretty world war one three world war two hello world war three there's everything was going on the guy's report thank you max for the second half a whole lot more. economic down in the final. and the rest. will be a prickly. i think the issue of pr

ross's jobs is making the local sporting gathering in brazil next year just go with. thanks for joining us on the ground with bright lights. it would cost the bank tax. we stopped in libya and some of the deadliest scenes in the capital since the overthrow of the cake in the market to eat every two years ago nice thirty one people were reportedly killed at least four hundred injured in combat zones friday. this clash is coming off the militiamen fired on demonstrators demanding baby tripoli from his daddy's identical info or relation to the vcd but the violence underscores how he took control of his government it's just the body has the story the sending church in central square protesters marched on smes from tom cruise take courses to press for the mission to meet the capital. and you can borrow and demonstrations using machine guns and rocket propelled grenades pricing for accounts in the crowd dispersed during the winter with them the sun protest has expressed outrage at the government for not doing more to limit the power of commissions the list is still too chic

his family from brazil now here in the bay area. desperate to find him after a disturbing phone call. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. a panicked phone call and then nothing. now the search is on for a young man missing in san francisco. the sister and mother are in the bay area after coming from brazil. they're hoping to step up effort to find their loved one last seen in the city. deborah villalon is back in the city with a new clue that could help, deborah. >> reporter: ken it's a mystery at this point. a 23-year-old brazilian man who's lived in california for almost a year is missing. and his last contact with his family, was alarming. >> we found out that he stayed with somebody that he met at a club or at a bar. >> reporter: anna re reyes and her mother are far from home looking for their loved one. their phone rang in brazil and it's paolo terrified. >> he was saying he was in trouble and some people were following him. and he was hiding from those people. >> reporter: he hurredly gave an addres

seven wins out of town but coach fabio capello isn't resting on his laurels ahead of the tournament in brazil however the italian did the rest most of his regular starters in the friendly against serbia including former ski but you get a diesel and the injured strike olic signed the contract off and tested several backup players which gave him food for thought. this is a good game for for me to understand that the value of some players because a lot of players played a lot of game with the national team and. i mean it had been because i can see something new and this is. the target for me to to cross. in contre serbia have just missed out on their first world cup in twelve years but with legendary defender beach in the dugout and plenty of up and coming players on the bench the national side i steal a serious threat for any opponent but it was a russia who took the lead on the half hour mark when i'm unsure of strike was buried by a bloody mess and we know alexander samantha bounced on the rebound however just two minutes later forward philip georgevitch headed in the quizes man up the pace i

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