reversion to the mean, one area we like is brazil. another area is europe. i agree with you. i was wondering, for me, once the debt ceiling issue, if it's put to bed, i overweight the u.s. >> the u.s. represents 50% of the world's capital markets right now. and we're approximately 20% of worldwide gdp. so if i'm an investor thinking about putting a portfolio together, you start with the market weighting of 50%, most investors are i think are largely invested in the u.s. than that have and less than 50% of portfolios in foreign markets i'm think that, yes, i would take a look at u.s. market and i would stay diversified why limit yourself to one you'd curve with everything going on with the u.s. government, interest rate changes, inflation, deflation, i think diversifying across yield curves, across markets makes good sense. >> take a look at emerging markets, when the shutdown occurred, those markets came down significantly. so the reason why you invest in the u.s. is because you have transparent accounting, you shouldn't be 100% there but should be in my view 50% there, and c

and tribes across brazil are gathering for the games and it's more than just a sporting event. >> one of the big highlights of the full day of competition at the games of brazil was certainly the bow and arrow event and we saw more than 20 people partake in this from ten different tribes and shooting the arrow trying to score points and the person with the most points was winning. colorful event and people were concentrating very intensely and also interesting that not every tribe actually uses bow and arrows in the community but they participated anyway and an indication this is as much of a cultural exchange like a sporting event. >> translator: our main objective was not only to hit the target but change the way people view us and break any miss consumptions they have the that create barriers between the white man and our people. >> translator: but us it was wonderful to participate in the games for the first time. i'm a tribe leader and an honor for the youth to be a part of it and be proud of our traditions and strengthen our people. >> this arena was built for this and filled wi

. >> brazil unveiled their new -- themidfielder showed off famous yellow shirt. they bid for a sixth world cup success. they coach warned rivals had to make one alteration to the shirt next year. sebastian complete domination of formula one season. the german already secured his fourth world title. the final race in brazil, won his ninth consecutive grand prix. his 13th win this season. mark webber in his final grand prix. rosberg in fifth place. sweden -- the czech republic won the season open. a blow to the french quartet that led for most of the race. johann boasted a 51 second lead. the person who dominated the men's competition that season -- of thenchman missed 3 five targets in the final standing range shooting. secured victory for the czech republic. opening event of world cup ski jump season cut short. winning. , the secondold world cup event only, 142.5 meters. the german produced 133 meters. there was concern over the weather. the snow was falling and when picking up. after a lengthy delay the second round was canceled. giving him an unexpected victory

. >> bieber, a brothel, brazil and a bottle. four of my favorite words got together last night when canadian pop star justin bieber was busted while trying to sneak into a hooker hell in brazil. bieber allegedly spent three hours in rio's popular santoros before leaving with two luscious ladies and continuing the party at his hotel. a brazilian website said he was kicked out after days of parties and doing drugs. and then he he was hit with a bottle on stage which made me happy. >> no! >> that's from america. >> get this. after he was hit he stormed off stage and didn't come back and all of those fans had to sit and wait. it serves them right for being justin bieber fans. >> i'm glad he did that. i don't want him getting hurt anymore. >> what is the expiration date on this punctuation? >> -- on this punk? >> very soon. who is surprised? he is a male version of -- >> he gave his body to save their souls. >> he was trying to teach them a better life. >> he is the anthony perkins. >> is he 19? wait until he is 21. >> she is right.

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the crew included two officers and civilian -- >>> the moment a crane collapsed in brazil this week. two wokkers were killed and tonight there are concerns whether brazil will be able to host the tournament, since the stadium needed to be finished by jan wear. seven people were hurt after a ferry crashed into a pier along the hudson. investigators say it happened as the boats was attempting to dock in jersey city tonight. 24 people were on board. the seven injured were taken to the hospital. the coast guard says the cause of the accident is under investigation. but they do not believe it was a mechanical problem. >>> tonight the parents of a d.c. -- he disappeared after levin a -- it appears that he felt into the water by accident. >> if you could mold the picture of the son. >> reporter: he doesn't know it, but the national guard recently celebritied him airman of the year. through their grief, the parents are comforted knowing that others knew just how special he was. >> one of those people you would want to be around in a positive, upbeat, he put others. >> reporter: he was celebr

lot of people are upset about what the nsa has been doing enough to stay here and obviously journey brazil are going to be a bit peeved after all they had gone to the rather high ranking leaders some subject to an essay survey on so obviously they're gonna get a little upset so on these eu and un draft resolution to cast on right now it could be approved as early as next week. and what it would do in theory was a lid on and expand upon the international covenant on civil and political rights which was of international un treaty pass to believe the nineteen sixty six somewhere in there and it has to for provisions on that talk about what kind of on privacy rights people have well sure you still want to expand it so that your online privacy rights are also protected are also protected under the stupid charger on it which is great that statement seems to make sense on my privacy as we do more more things online is becoming just as sick again as it is real life of a prophecy irl in real life this was in the attack on the south from germany brazil may wanna switch things up and eat us on the su

i'm not sure brazil is even worse governed. we have the worst relationship between business and government. believe me, i'm not talking about the president. i'm talking about republicans and democrats here. i'm not distinguishing. our corporate tax rate is higher than it is in any of these countries. the only metric where we're more pro business is in our unwillingness to punish individuals for their actions at the banks. instead, we punish the shareholders. sometimes i long for chinese style justice, they put them in front of a firing squad and they make them pay for the bullets. it does make me angry. talk about hitting the bankers where it hurts right in the wallet. here in america -- still the take-away is clear. the u.s. whether it be in retail, consumer package goods or technology is the clear winner right now in spite of our government, republicans and democrats, shenanigans. keep that in mind when you see our stock market go up. the order books of cisco must be littered with cancellations and lost business to other play

for spying on world leaders, but it turns out brazil was doing the same thing. plus, we're learning more about the new jersey mall shooter. we'll hear from someone who was inside the mall during his shooting spree. hello, everyone. i'm in for suzanne malveaux. >>> today is election day across the united states. some very key races we're going to be looking at in many states and cities around the country. voters are casting ballots to pick mayors and governors and also decide some pretty important ballot initiatives. now, as i mentioned, some key races are taking place. they could offer clues to the presidential contest in 2016 and also the next congressional election. cnn's covering the latest with our best political play rs and we want to check in with chief national correspondent, john king, in virginia. looks like we could be seeing a major sea change if terry mcauliffe wins. let's start with virginia before moving to new jersey. >> fascinating race in the sense of two candidates, both parties, perhaps not the premier players they would like, but remember, yo

importst of baltimore more from brazil than any other country. kennedy'sfter john f. assassination, some of his personal items are going up for auction. it includes a wicker walking chair he used to relieve his chronic act a as well as family photos. toplot is estimated to $150,000. new developments this noon involving the national security agency. canadian agencies reportedly allowed the nsa to spy on them in the 2010 in canada. it's based on top-secret documents released by edward snowden. do not mention specific targets but mention canadian authorities were aware of the surveillance. the obama administration is offering to destroy some of syria positively as weapons. u.s. officials say will be done in international waters aboard a 700 foot government owned ship. it still subject to final approval. no other country has committed to disposing of the chemical weapons on its own soil. a rand says it will increase its production of uranium enriched at a low level. the production will be done using machines that treaty asleep reduce 20% enriched uranium. last weekend, ai

it's brazil's ethnic games. we went to take a look. >> reporter: chants from indigenous people getting ready for competition. indigenous tribes from all over brazil pouring into the city to take part informant 12th edition of the indigenous games. they'll complete in traditional sports, bow and an arrow, blow competition, and football - this is brazil after all. >> translation: in previous years in kanus we were champions, in the tug of war we got to the finals but lost. >> translation: we came to share with other tribes that are our brothers. we'll integrate among different eth nisties and meet new tribes. >> the world cup and olympics are coming to the country. there's a case to be made. it's the indigenous games that are the most colourful. what they lack in sponsorship they make up for with passion. it's the biggest cultural gathering and held every other year. >> there are more than 1500 indigenous people for more -- from more than 40 tribes taking part informant games. for them it's about more than competi

the rise on the loosening of brazil's environmental protection law and also say the government's pig for big promises like dams, roads and rail ways and failing to monitor the situation they are being criticized. >> translator: it can't be expected and not tolerated and for the brazil government it's unexceptable to have deforest station and we will not tolerate it. >> reporter: and the presidential election takes place on sunday and nine candidates in all and in front in the opinion polls is michelle and promising to raise taxes and overhaul the education system and students are being protesting since 2011 about planned education reforms and daniel reports from santiago in hopes to reform the political system. >> a 20-year-old engineering student, like tens of thousands of people she had no choice but to take out a loan if she wanted to go to university. one that when she starts work will take her at least six, perhaps many more years to pay off. >> translator: if i don't have a loan i can't study but when i finish my career i have to pay it all back plus interest. this system must

the stadium is one of a dozen ready in brazil. more than 1,000 people who lost their homes to torn aidios celebrate the holiday together. what they say they are thankful for despite losing everything. >> the thanksgiving problem at one center - too many volunteers ready to give of themselves. >> avoiding the madness of black friday. holiday shoppers shop online. why cyber monday is the best retail therapy for some shoppers. >> devastating tornados left them homeless. many gave thanks nonetheless. more than 50 indiana families gathered at a church. the hot meals were a treat for those whose homes were damaged. those who lost everything. community groups made sure the victims enjoyed thanksgiving. the town of washington, illinois suffered a direct hit. we spoke to the family that returned to the church that saved their lives. >> james and his family attended services at this church on november, 17th, when the tornado tore through. >> those of us in the room, in the shelter i was at were quiet and were praying. >> their home was amon

a fourth worker is -- opener in brazil. the accident could delay the december deadline to have all 12 venues completed. the stadium is scheduled to seat 70,000 spectators for the opener on june 12th. >>> people were jumping from balconies this morning when a fire broke out at an apartment building in alameda. ktvu's tara moriarty was the first reporter on the scene and has the startling admission from the man who says he set the fire. >> reporter: flames raced through the two-story apartment complex as six people scrambled to get out. >> i jumped onto the carport over the balcony. >> reporter: she says she could smell and taste the smoke. >> the windows blew out. that's when i knew that the house was on fire. >> reporter: it happened at 2:45 this morning on brigs avenue near hyde street. firefighters rescued this man from the balcony. police say he's now considered a person of interest. >> i am sorry -- i don't even know what got into me. that's not a part of me. >> reporter: neighbors say the tenant had been a raring hill

kristen. >> i'm standing right about where apollo was when he called his family in brazil to tell them someone was after him. it has been seven days and now his family has traveled thousands of miles to san francisco to try to find him. >> i'm in trouble. some people following me and i need help. call the police. call a taxi. send someone to find me. >> they are the last words on a haze heard from her brother over the phone before he mysteriously disappeared one week ago. >> listening to shelters, they tried to put fires out. >> no sign. an art student studying in los angeles. he came to san francisco october 25 to look into city dig at academy of art university. he was only supposed to stay for a couple days. after meeting someone new, he extended his stay. when he called his family one week ago, anna knew something was terribly wrong. >> he was frightened. >> when they arrived at the scene, no one was there. now police are circulating this. a vary lance shot of a person of interest who used pallo's credit card in the mission on halloween. ana wants to find that person and plans to st

two people were killed in brazil after a crane collapsed at the site of a stadium that will host next year's world cup. an investigation is under way to determine the cause. >>> four people have been arrested in georgia for attempting to use a remote controlled helicopter to deliver contraband over prison walls. a guard at the prison noticed the small helicopter flying over the gate and immediately ordered a search. it led authorities to a vehicle containing the chopper and two pounds of tobacco. >>> a small victory for residents in irwincall, california. they complained of irritated eyes and throats due to the local sriracha factory. on wednesday a judge ordered the condiment maker to partially shut down while they figure out how to reduce the tear-inducing fumes coming from the factory in its crushed chili peppers. >> electronic cigarettes are gaining in popularity but apaur apparently they are still not welcome in public places. new york and chicago are both considering banning e-cigarettes from workplaces, bars and restaurants. the city join the likes of new jersey, north dakota a

like brazil, where football is a smart, you bring blasket ball in and it's lobing to a certain level. mma may affect the moi thai industry, boxers may want to shift because of higher prize money. >> there's no clear answers to the league -- legality of mma. there's no question it is drawing fans. >> the unrest informant middle east has been the inspiration for a controversial moroccan artist. his work has been denied in other countries. he is opening a new show. >> inside a small gallery in new york's lower east side big things are happening. inspired by political event in the middle east. >> i don't think it's possible to survive in politics, just like - we cannot use language or wars. >> 30-year-old moronan artist zakarian fuses politics and art into a work of art. many deal with turmoil and change in the region, particularly in egypt. after living in more okayio for 26 years, he says the arab spring was overdue. it was the idea of being here at that moment when others of my age are here too, and they have a desire for change. >> one of them, a big inspiration, came during the egypt

but for native people in brazil the indigenous games show ways the best athletes and many more. here are the reports. >> reporter: chants get participates ready for the competition. they'll compete, and it is an event this is brazil's draw. >> in previous years in canoeing we were champions, but this year we came to try to win the games. >> we came here to share with other tribes. we're going integrate among different ethnicities and meet new tribes. >> the world cup olympics is coming to this country. there is a case to be made that it's th the indigenous games tht are most colorful. what they lack in tv deals they make up for in passion. it is held every other year. >> there are more than 1500 indigenous people from more than 40 tribes taking part of these games but for them it's about lat more than competition. >> it's our tradition, it's our culture. this is why we came from so far away to share our culture from the outside world. >> but before the games can begin they participate i in a ceremonial fire dance to celebrate being together. tribal song and dance, energy that wi

we have dramatic news out of brazil. it is due to be hosting the world cup. two people have been killed there at the football stadium, one of the stadiums supposed to be hosting the world cup in 2014. it happened when a crane collapsed on a metal structure it was installing. they're due to host the opening match and host six other games. let's hear from from the journalist in brazil joining us from sao paulo. what happened? >> reporter: well, there was a collapsed crane on top of the metallic structure that killed two employees. it was lunchtime when it happened, so most workers were not as close as it could have been. it was the last big piece to be put on top of the stadiums, which was supposed to be delivered by the end of the year. but now there is a chants the work will be halted for 30 days, and then there's going to be restarts to the whole process, and another deadline can be met because of the end of the year seems to be pretty unlikely. >> do you think they are going to go ahead and continue building this stadium? >> oh, probably. the numbeby novemb

. >>> honda motor is building its second plant in brazil. the car makers' officials want to double production capacity in the country. honda officials attended a ground breaking city about 200 kilometers from sao paulo. they are spending about $430 million on the factory, it will be equipped to produce 120 compact cars a year. the new plant will boost the firm's local production capacity to 240,000 units. honda officials also plan to export vehicles to other south american countries. the new factory is scheduled to start operations in 2015. >> translator: brazil is a very attractive market for us with its vast landscape and large population. >> brazilian consumers bought 3.8 million new cars last year and this is encouraging automakers to establish in the fourth largest market. >>> all right, that's going to do it for biz tonight. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> northern hemisphere stargazers next week could see the spectacular sight of comet isod as it brushes past the sun. lovers of astronomy in japan are getting ready for the show. n

brazil has been struggling massively to get ready and people lost their lives in that collapse. i asked shasta darlington about it. >> reporter: erin, at least two workers were killed at the construction site for the world cup stadium right here when a crane fell over and huge chunk of roofing came crashing down ton site. this is obviously a tragedy for the workers and their families, but this is a huge blow to brazil as it gears up for this enormous sporting event in june. in fact, it's going to build or refurbish a total of 12 stadiums across the country, and this, obviously, raises questions about the quality of that work. this accident will also slow down the construction itself here in sao paulo where the world cup is supposed to kick off with its first game. it is not clear how long the construction will be suspended, but we're looking at least a few days and this is a stadium that's supposed to be done at the end of december. erin? >> a lot of problems there in brazil. >>> still to come, a popular food goddess accused of having a huge drug habit. it will mean the end of h

lastly we're seeing meat consumption, brazil, india and china, we see decline in currency. as the u.s. dollar strengthens, and tapering happens in qe 3, that trend persists. in the next couple of years we envision corn having a three in front of it, not a four and we could have a calamity with the farm bill because it does not provide the necessary safety net they've had in prior years. >> you mentioned meat production. corn is used for feed. >> that's right. we used about 41% of our corn crop for ethanol, 40% for feed, and the rest go niece biofuels or ending stocks. 2 billion bushels, the largest we've been since 2005. we think they swelled to 3 billion bushels next year. there is no demand trigger outside of china that could happen. even with the chinese there are 570 million chinese farmers. the chinese want to make sure that their farmers are taken care of. they're interested in self-sufficiency. they may allow a few extra corn exports. you. >> dan is president of the ad. resource. thank you, dan. >>> the merger between menials and america airways, the bankruptcy case

. >> we are in brazil for the indigenous games where organizers are aiming to target a global audience. [ ♪ theme ]. >>> hello. as many as 10,000 people are feared to have died in the philippines. typhoon haiyan sent ferocious winds and waves into homes and schools, burying people under tonnes of debris. >> reporter: this is the moment when the storm hit tacloban, a city of more than 200,000 people. monster winds whipped in from the coast with gusts of up to 2,000 k/hr. with it came flood water. people used mattresses to stay above the rising waters. >> i see electricity in the water - my legs are tingling >> reporter: this is the scene rescue teams are seeing as they reach isolated areas. >> translation: my father, mo mother, and child are missing. i accidentally let go of my child's hand. >> reporter: there's looting going on. >> we are opening many stores so people can have access to food. there's looting. we have deployed army as much as we can. we are trying to secure power and water, which are the basics. with communications down and roads out, emergency organizations are strug

brazil will host the olympics in 2016. this is the third major accident at a world cup stadium in brazil in the past two years. in may a roof collapsed during a construction at the arena in valva door. in march a worker decide after falling from a structure. last june a worker died after fouling 100 feet from a stadium in the capital. >> the terrifying power of a tornado. video of a twister tearing apart a school. >> barring an hunters -- barring an hunters here for a black friday sale. and the big kanish crisis, why it's hard to find. >> hello, wishing a warm holiday wishes and merry christmas from afghanistan, special love to my husband tim and son joseph. are >> good morning, welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm stephanie sy. coming up - clashes in kiev, fierce processes over ukraine's dilemma, whether to tilt towards russiaar the west. let's look at the temperatures, nicole mitchell is back >> good morning. i hope everyone is off to a great holidays. a lot of temperatures in the midwest will be in the 20s. behind th

it's the consumer companies of our customers, the people who sell in a brazil or sell in an india or manufacturing who sells in those areas. what you're seeing is the gdp slowed. as they've slowed and you and others have talked about it for almost six months, then confidence begins to drop. and if they're looking for the u.s. to lead them out of this scenario, surely the last month or two has not instill a lot of confidence. >> well, cisco fell nearly 10% in after hours trading today. in frankfurt, shares are down 10% right now. a little more than that. chambers gave some clues about his future of the company. he tells cnbc he's likely to stay on as ceo for the next two years. >> when i went through with a number of our board of director members, the transition we're in, the game plan, etcetera, the first three i talked to asked the same question differencely. one of them said, john, we're counting on you to lead us through this. the other one said, john, we expect you to stay. and the third one said, and that was a compliment, i would never leave this company during a tough time. >>

brazil's a mess. they're raising rates. >> for now. >> for now. >> that's why you trade here. >> right. >> all right. so no disagreement, but who doesn't know that? like tell the world something they don't know. we understand what the challenges are. >> -- they shouldn't buy it, you should wait on it. so many markets that will improve and move up, at a much greater rate, i don't think those markets -- >> should you buy u.s. small caps trading at 20 times earnings -- >> absolutely. >> -- versus large cap latin american countries that have underperformed for four years selling at 13? you have the value discipline. >> -- how people are thinking about the market right now, russell 2000 at another new high today. the transports at another new high. nasdaq is moving up past 4,000. the dow's at 16,001 at this point. the people think there are no values. >> i think there -- >> you know, with weiss, i know you did your homework, gilead isn't a valuation player. i think the question -- >> 12 times, growing 25%.

the accident happened this morning in brazil when a falling plane crashed on a metal structure destroying part of the stands the stadium was a month away from completion. blah still is now building six stadiums to meet a world cup deadline set by soccer's governor easterning body. the oakland police say six people were cited after a protest at the port of oakland. this morning, dozens of demonstrators and truck drivers gathered to push for better pay and other changes. officers also showed up to make sure the protesters did not block entrances to the port. the demonstration is part of a work stoppage. truck drivers want more time to comply with new state regulation requiring them to reduce their emissions which they claim will put 800 truckers out of business. >> in santa rosa a rest was arrested and 12 cited yesterday if a breast over the shooting death of 13-year-old andy lopez. the teach was shot -- teen was shot and killed last month by a sheriff deputy while caring a toy ak-47, the 8th protest since the shooting. they were cited for blocking lane after a dozen requests to move to the

it's the consumer companies of our customers, the people who sale in brazil or india or manufacture who sells in those areas, the gdp slowed and as they slowed and you and others have talked about it for almost six months, then confidence drops and if they are looking for the u.s. to lead them out of this scenario, clearly, the last month or two has not instilled a lot of confidence. >> in cisco, sales from the top five fell 21%, and that's on top of a rough sales in china. all of that led cisco to forecast sales this quarter will be far lower than a year ago. analysts have been hoping they would be up. and it's not just cisco. ibm sited major trouble in emerging markets during its quarterly report last month and or rick kill struggled saying it's a regional issue. >> vietnam, australia, china was particularly tough last quarter. >> reporter: things aren't likely to get better soon analysts fear. what wall street would like is a road map how cisco will steer through. >> we think china could be longer than that. the next thing to look for is cisco's analyst day, which comes up in three w

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this video posted to you tube by a woman in brazil where justin bieber had a show. you can see it shows a sleeping bieber, and a woman who some speculated was a prostitute, blowing him a kiss and leaving the room. members of justin's camp told tmz, the woman is not a prostitute, in fact she is his babysitter. and despite what it looks like we, have more video. he was not alone in the room. you can see -- he was there with -- with -- rob ford. the mayor of toronto. so, it is all on the up. unfortunately, that was -- that was the least of justin bieber's problems in brazil. today he was charged with a misdemeanor after spray painting the wall of an abandoned hotel there. there he is. here is the thing. the world is his coloring book. he is not very good at staying within the lines. if you zoom in close you can see, i think he is innocent. he wasn't using spray paint. it's the same thing he uses on his beautiful hair. bieber claims he was given permission to tag the building. police don't believe that. they want to question him. he is already off to argentina. you know

find out which africa team has their place in brazil. >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> one of thone of the legendary cricketers of all time has finally put down the bat. a dazzling 24-year career bid a farewell to thousands of cheering and emotional fans. we have reports from mumbai. >> he loves to show off his prized possessions. he has enjoyed collecting items from his idol, sachin tendulkar. >> many are coming, dealers and everyone. i will not sell anything. even if i get money. what would i do with that. >> reporter: he has been watching tendulkar play ever since the batsman was a prodigy but connot watch his final match played against the west indies. sachin tendulkar has memorized cricket fans for almost a quarter of a century. his shrewd batting made him the ultimate nemesis of fast ballers. he's the world's leading score center both test and one-day cricket, and the only man to score 100 international centuries. >> what a fine performance by sachin tendulkar. >> his legacy would be anything is possible in any form of sport is possible, and not just for

it's a spectacular view of brazil. he has fallen a very long distance. >> is it because he was more of a showman? >> no. i think he was betting in the right places. he borrowed extensively and made a lot of promises that in the end he couldn't deliver on. a lot of people thought he was going to get it and he borrowed a lot of money to get it. his fortune now is estimated to be south of half billion dollars which sounds like a lot, but when you've got investors coming after you, that can >>> "60 minutes" gets a rare look inside the nation's number one ranked college football program, alabama's crimson tide. armen keteyian is in our green room with jan crawford who's the biggest fan i know. he'll give us a preview of his interview with coach nick saban. that's coming up next on "cbs this morning." and your choice of soup or salad. it's just one of chili's delicious lunch break combos. more life happens here. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moist

this is brazil, after all. >> in the tug-of-war we got to the finals and lost. but this year we came to try to win the games. >> we came here to share with other tribes that are our brothers, too. we're going to integrate among different ethnicities and meet different tribes. >> the olympics is coming to this country, the case can be made that it's this olympics that is more cleverly. colorful. there are mor several tribes taking part in these games, and for them it's about competition. >> it's our tradition, it's our culture, this is why we came from so far away, to share our culture with the outside world. >> reporter: but for the begins again they participate in a ceremonial dance to celebrate being together. filling the air with tribal song and dance, energy that will be transformed in bouts of athleticism in the coming days. >> aiming to change the way business is conducted to promote growth and strengthen the economy. it was 35 years ago that china's ruling party began moving away from its maoist ideology. it's president is looking to improve on that legac

the fourth time in history mexico doesn't make it to the finals for diehard fans, plans to travel to brazil to support his team it's nearly unthinkable mexico gets knocked out. >> getting to the finalist i'm canceling my trip to brazil. we are a group of identity guys and we'll plan to spend $6,000 each. >> that could spell financial trouble. 50,000 out of 650,000 people expected to go brazil for the games are mexicans. losses could be as high as 6 of hundred million dollars. >> in terms of the soccer economy a financial catastrophe would ensue. it would have an affect on the mexican league, brand prestige. >> where the younger generation one day dreams of becoming football players. 14-year-old carmen man been hasn playing football for the last several years. >> if they don't make it to the world cup, it will be really sad. >> mexico's moment of truth just around the corner. the hopes of carmen and millions more are weighing heavily on these players' shoulders. >> reporter: after a slow start the miami heat are back on track. they had a big win against the milwaukee bucks. hmiami completely

she and her mother flew to san francisco from brazil after receiving a frantic call him monday night. >> the obviously he was terrified. he called me saying please call the police. i'm in trouble. there's people toing me. >> she asked officers to check 505 shotwell in the mission district where his smartphone was located when she got the call. no one has heard from him since. >> it's really unusual. we usually speak to him almost every day or every two days. >> the family filed a missing person's report today and is retracing his steps and say the netto arrived in san francisco friday on a bus from his home in los angeles. the artist was in san francisco looking at art schools. he stayed at a hostel where workers say he seemed like a nice young man. he checked out saturday night and checked in with his family. >> we spoke to him on the phone and he said that he was okay and he was going home. he was going to take a bus to go to l.a. he was going home. >> he never arrived in l.a. and then made those frantic calls monday. >> since monday, we didn't hear from him. >> for rodriguez and he

as germany and brazil submitted a draft resolution to the unsaved gliding into the sea and restricting the mass of the men's canada said david seaman who says out when a drum and soft pay for private thing back its citizens have a good reason to be free it's a huge company that has its footprint. although the globe. and they're just being paid to hand out this customer information is a clear violation of the fourth amendment and customers have nowhere to go because i'm sure a tnt is not alone in this sort of practice. why are the tracking the communications of private citizens who have no connection a crime or terrorism. what is the real goal here it is the form of i think the white form of terrorism where people are becoming afraid to use their own technology in their own devices. it's really nice kind of orwellian and the explanation they gave for cosmic lot of sense to me e was plenty online free earrings shoing when the will to make this up with a stronger than any obstacles i'm going to channel the strongest into the streets in a guilty to fraud costing less than two dozen of us w

the us is the country with the most armed civilians ahead of mexico and brazil buying a gun here is simply a formality more and more it's women who feel the need to arm themselves. amanda lives in south dakota today she is on her way to a gun store. in the u.s. there are eighty thousand of them almost as many as the number of pharmacies amanda is the secretary she is twenty eight with two kids an average american with no wild stories two years ago this young mother bought her first realizing a lifelong dream. i have been saving up for a long time and i have sacrificed something to be able to have the money to get the gun that i want and the thing. things that i have given up is probably like. you know like stuff that i would normally buy for myself probably like purses and i don't really big in texas or reason things but i don't spend that much on those things because buying guns and ammo and all that for recreation it's quite a bit of money hello. i'm looking for like a colt forty five kind of gun or a thirty thirty with a lever action. a store. there may be legally. she now owns three gu

you had to work five hard years of some awful labor under awful conditions somewhere far away like brazil or germany but would be able to pay off the house would you do it i think you would let's not buy into this myth that locals in country x. don't want to work they just don't want to work at complete futility for table scraps but that's just my opinion. i've. lived. lives. please please liz liz . the fact that it's. over. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy which albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once all just my job mark them and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trying to fix rational debate and a real discussion on the critical issues facing america up on the fro

the coffee beans are coming from brazil and columbia.. what's the outlook on this harvest season? > > yeah that outlook or that harvest should really continue to pick up. i mean if you look at vietnam, they just had their harvest. so exports are up 7% from october into november. you look at india and also columbia-- their harvest is just right around the corner so you're going to see this increase flow of coffee and coffee beans coming into the market. > > what does that mean for coffee prices at the retail level? will this be welcomed news for coffee drinkers? > > well if you start looking at some of the roasters and a lot of the commercials they really haven't come in to the futures market and at all. so we're continuing to see prices decline on there end which are keeping their profit margins quite high. they're selling to us at this fixed price-- if not an increase in price-- and they're able to come in and scoop the futures up at much lower levels, but they just haven't been there yet so i'd watch out and look for those guys when they start buying coffee on the futures market

that makes the super eagles the first african nation to book their place in brazil they don't qualify for the world cup finals spot times. germany were also already qualified to lead role won all of their friendly with italy on friday the result was overshadowed for germany coach who are talking that through a serious injury to one of his key players sending cutting the bureau was struck by injury in the sixty seventh minute of the match the doctor's verdict a torn cruciate ligament that will put him out of action for around six months. it could mean the midfielder can compete next summer's world cup. it's a bitter blow for your notes was to keep georgia is what this meant as germany's coach. most of the german team award new movie the eighth minutes well to boot and the rest of the italian team played showing until. seal but to grant his first international goal in the thirtieth minute this left footer brought the authorities level. an existing institutions we have to be satisfied with one off youtube we did with much room on the talents that either a once we can definitely improve.

germany will also be in brazil try to win their first trophy for eighteen years in the meantime the locking lips team are already winning hearts and minds of home the advertising campaign for the german team's new kit seems to be lifted straight out of the falling of the new study. the soccer stars or for trade is average. don't just like anyone else. and at the same time someone to look up to. cq dish peta because the children with the tools to them as role models. i think we succeeded in a function yesterday on all. it is no coincidence i go to germany hosted two thousand six world cup finals. it's evolved into a marketable product for whom pr events are more common than their kids. coat your group is a stickler for discipline in often overlooks difficult players no matter how good they are. for example the pool holding a concert that had to turn email and thirty three before being rewarded with his debut against england on tuesday so when we asked the clinton supporters held a subtle players. there was a mixed response. as it is that it was the role models and sounds a bit like stars in

. >>> coming up, new developments in the deadly cranes collapse in brazil. >> the new video of that collapse as we learn about the warning that was given shortly before that tragic incident. >> accident or something planned? the play in last nate's ravens game lighting up twitter this morning. >>> shoppers, make sure you bundle up before you head out in search for the holiday shopping >>> a stunt pulled by nba coach that's gone viral is going to cost him a chunk of change. you have probably seen this video of jason kidd telling one of his players to hit him so he could get a time-out. kidd claimed the drink slipped out of his hand but league officials don't buy that. multiple sources say he's going to pay a $5,000 fine. and to make matters worse, the nets lost the game. >>> there's also some controversy brewing this morning from the gridiron over a bizarre play during thanksgiving day football right here on nbc. take a look at this. baltimore ravens jacoby jones there returning a kickoff in the third quarter when it appears pittsburgh steelers head coach mike tomlin gets in the way. jones ap

football breaks, but it is an event - this is brazil after all. >> translation: in previous years in kanuing we were champions, we got to the tug of war but lost. this year we came to win. >> translation: we came to share with other tribes that are our brothers. we'll meet new tribes. >> reporter: the world cup and olympics are coming to the country. there's a case to be made that the indigenous games are colourful. what they look in big sponsorship and multi-million deals they make up for in gathering. it's a cultural gathering held every other year. there's more than 1500 indigenous people from more than 40 tribes taking part informant games. for -- part in the games. for them, it's more than competition. >> it's our tradition, culture. this is why we came from so far away, to share the culture with the outside world. before the games can begin they participate in a ceremonial firedance to celebrate being together. triballe song and dance fill the air. energy transformed into bouts of athleticism. >>>. >>> all right. let's catch up with all the sports news. >> thank you very much.

brazil is also scheduled to host the olympics in the year 2016. >>> and still ahead, the u.s. pokes a finger in china's eye. but first, are you going to be able to get home for thanksgiving? [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. >>> the massive weather system rolling up the east coast has travelers on alert and holiday flights in jeopardy. chief political correspondent carl cameron, who is no stranger to airline travel, and that is an understatement, is doing double duty tonight at reagan national airport. good evening, carl. >> reporter: big surprise. another thanksgiving eve in an airport. thanks, doug. it's pretty quiet here in d.c. there have been some delays, but not particularly bad ones. up north it is a thanksgiving nightmare for an awful lot of travelers. the airports up there have been pounded by a storm that has been moving from the southwest up to the northeast this