that's what we do in brazil today. president obama: last week, i had a chance to do the rose garden celebration of the court decision around same-sex marriage. i didn't have a chance to comment on how good the white house looked in rainbow colors. [laughter] that made it a really good week, to see people gathered in evening outside on a beautiful summer night and to feel whole and accepted and they feel that they have a right to love. that was pretty cool. that was a good thing. >> no regrets? president obama: that, that was a good thing. the only bad part about it was i couldn't go out and take a peek at myself because then it would've had to clear out all the people, or the secret service would have. so i could only reflect on it from a television screen. that's a moment worth savoring. thank you very much, everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> presi

undertaken as part of the force code in effect in brazil. -- forest code in effect in brazil. the agenda in my view is absolutely essential for cooperation in energy efficiency, for example. we are committed to putting in smart grids as well as minimum consumption levels and also committed to establishing sufficient equipment and buildings. president obama and i also discussed education extensively in our meetings. we believe education will provide us with two games number one, social includes and to make sure these gains become permanent gains. number two, a qualitatively forward towards the knowledge economy. and that is why we are mostly to see our agreement on cooperation between the brazilian industry of education and the brazilian department of education. we are mostly about that agreement. we also wish to establish partnerships between government research institutes in each of our two countries with the goal of achieving scientific technological improvements as well as innovation. i would also like to stress the importance of using education technology as a means to mov

federal republic of brazil. president obama: please have a seat. good afternoon. it is a great pleasure to welcome my partner and friend back to the white house. this is another opportunity for me to reciprocate some of the extraordinary hospitality the people of brazil showed me and my family when we visited. i want to go back. i did not get the chance to experience. the vice president got to go to the world cup and not me. the eyes of the world will be on brazil again when they host the olympics next year and that will be another reminder of their remarkable rise on the world stage. as president, i pursued a new era of engagement with latin america where our countries worked together as equal partners based on mutual interest and mutual respect. as we saw at the recent summit of the americas, the u.s. is more deeply in gauge in the region that we had in decades. i believe the relationship between the u.s. and latin america is as good as it has ever been. we are focused on the future what we can conflict togeth

is the main foreign investor in brazil in 2013. the total investments came brazilian investments in the u.s. have grown. the aggregate amount came to $15.7 billion. this does not represent the order of magnitude of these investments. it is important to indicate that between 2007 and 2012, the growth of direct investments by brazil in the u.s. came to 201%. we want to further expand trade flows and want them to be higher . that is one of the objectives of the efforts we have engaged in the strength of macroeconomic policy, reducing risk for brazilian investment and investments in brazil. we have developed a microeconomic agenda, expanding transparency and the accountability process between companies and the government. we are expanding the investment opportunities in an area where coordination by the government is key in terms of the right expectations -- infrastructure. we have launched an infrastructure program and thank president obama for his commitment in assuring a greater presence of u.s. investors in that program. i would al

in brazil, they are trying to stop deforestation before it's too late. reporter: acres and acres of trees are felled in a couple of days or weeks. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television here in america and also around the globe. tomorrow morning the confederate battle flag, which has flown on the flags of south carolina -- flown among the flags of south carolina for decades, will be taken down. the governor signed the order late today. this happened less than a month after nine african-americans were shot dead at a church in charleston. nick bryant brings us the latest. nick: -- >> thank you, south carolina. it's coming down. it's a beautiful day to be in south carolina. nick: a vote to bring down the confederate battle flag, a move unthinkable before the massacre in charleston. >> i feel ecstatic. i just got off work. i'm proud to be part of history being made. nick: what some clean to as an emblem of their heritage is viewed as others -- --some cling to as an emblem of their heritage is viewed as othe -- viewed by others as an emblem of hat

>> good morning, from brazil. we, we are in fact manufacturing locally, here in brazil, which of course is the way to get you know, the best price given all the tax advantages of doing that and everyone was blown away. we had 1,000 fans showing up for the event yesterday. we had to do a second launch event we couldn't fit everyone into the theaters. the price has hit the sweet spot. >> how does the model chaeng now that you're moving outside of asia if at all. are you going to bring the same kinds of services attached to the phone in brazil? and if you are can you give a flavor of what sorts of things you're going to be able to tie in to phone experience there. >> we are bringing the same model the same business model and the same user mod toll brazil, it's a very social media driven model for creating buzz, for marketing for sales and so on and so for the we're also just beginning to build some services that are focused on the needs of users in brazil. there's a lot of interesting local services in brazil for exa

brazil's struggle against domestic violence and machismo will be a long one. >>to africa now as we zoom in on an area of western senegal which should, on the face of it, be fertile. after all, the land in question borders a national park renowned for its rich biodiversity. nevertheless, farmers here are struggling to make a living. climate change is making the soil ever dryer and added to that, the felling of mangrove trees along the atlantic coast has left it vulnerable to encroaching salinization. now, a pilot project sponsored by the international climate initiative is helping local farmers to improve the quality of the land. >> rice and millet used to grow here. now nothing does. salty water from the nearby ocean has contaminated the groundwater. el hadji ballÉ seye says ten percent of farmland in this region has been lost. el hadji ballÉ seye:the soil is denuded, completely saturated with salt. there are even certain parts that have acidified, which really shows how far salinization has intruded into this village. the village's name is pethie . and usua

. >>> let's talk brazil. they're widely expected to hike rates later today amid sky high inflation levels. standard & poor's has downgraded brazil's sovereign credit outlook to negative after expressing concerns over the country's ongoing corruption investigations. brazil goes first with a possible rate hike later today. sky high inflation levels as we've mentioned. joining us is louis, the head of ce fx and rate strategy at citi. want to talk about the downgreat for the outlook by s&p's first look in brazil. do you think that was expected? sometimes they are behind the curve. the issues they highlight, political economic reasons, they're not new. >> well i mean i partially agree with that. i think that the rating agencies in general, when it comes to fiscal degeneration, they have to be a little bit behind the curve. that move in s&p is probably following this trend. it has to do of course with this abrupt revision of the fiscal target implemented last week which shocked a few. it shouldn't have shocked inve

brazil needs to re-invent its political party system. the part that most people here would tell you are: give us hope is that the rule of law, investigations by federal prosecutors that are seen with federal judges that are respected, they are proceeded for the first time, we have a clear x-ray of corruption in brazil at high levels and the expectation of impunity that once existed in brazil is no longer here so this is positive in terms of the rule of law but the picture ahead in the short-term, even in the medium term, is very very challenging for the president, for all political leaders. >> all right. the situation s thanks so much for giving us your thoughts on what's happening in brazil. >> thank you. >> now australia is home to an estimated 300,000 wild camels and there are calls for a new cull to stop those numbers from getting out of trouble. andrew thomas reports. >> reporter: the camel cup is a highlight of australia's camel calendar. the atmosphere is festive and the rating on trained cam els is competitive. >> he loves to run

brazil is leading the way in weakness. one of our themes. brendan: they have had to revive their estimations on what their fiscal surplus is going to be. they had one and it wrote it. for the finance minister, he was pitched to have credibility. does he still have that? tom: one of our themes on brazil and we will touch that twice. there are top headlines with vonnie quinn. vonnie: investors are waiting to hear what the federal reserve says about interest rates after wrapping up its today policy meeting. -- it's two-day policy meeting. a survey by bloomberg put the odds of a september increase at about 50%. in china, a late rally in stocks. the composite -- the shanghai composite index rose 3.4% halting a fallen -- a fallen one at 11%. the government reports oil inventory figures a few hours from now. the congressional review of the iran nuclear deal is entering a new phase today. managers will hear from defense secretary ash carter and joint chief martin dempsey. house panel quiz secretary of state john kerry yesterday. the more jack dorsey

we are not bullish on brazil from that perspective. on asia-pacific our indian business is doing well. we see good growth potentially still in australia. our southeast asia our japanese business are growing. so the big concern is in china. we have limited exposure to china so far. at least for the second half we are not too concerned about the chinese impact on the rest of asia but for next year it could definitely be a concern. >> aiman ezzat, cfo at capgemini. >> thank you. >>> the world's largest brewer which makes budweiser struggling to maintain momentum after the world cup last year void sales in brazil and europe. >> diageo the largest maker of spirits also missing earnings expectations with sales flat for the year. the company cited currency fluctuations and pricing pressures on vodka as catalysts for the miss. speaking earlier on cnbc diageo's ceo outlined his views for next year. >> fiscal '16 will be stronger than fiscal '15. as we get into fiscal '17, this business has the runway to deliver midsingle digit growth good margi

this is a weaker currency -- columbia, brazil, -- columbia brazil, weaker than others. i spent hours on the single best chart after i stole it from kocher pours a can ski -- from katia porzecanski. how does for exchange express what is going on in latin america? it is like a litmus paper, isn't it go katia: it expresses going on domestically, internally coming in their own idiosyncrasies there. tom: h idiosyncrasy is a different central bank. you are an expert looking at the chilean central bank. which is the best central bank for dealing with the highest grades? katia: volatility as a result of the currency is going like crazy, or inflation that could be unleashed because of this. in mexico, for example, they are not expecting a lot of inflation coming from this. but a real issue in mexico is volatility. you cannot get business done if your currency is going crazy, if it will impact -- in the u.s. we have little experience, that this is what happens when your currency is so volatile. in latin america -- i used to live in buenos aires, and if you have your currency depr

why brazil's working glass are losing faith in president dilma rousseff. and fear in kathmandu over earthquake-ravaged buildings. >> government committees. >> they're spending money, they're not saving it. >> costing millions and getting nothing. >> it's a bogus sham. >> america tonight investigates. money for nothing. >> they've gotten away with it for years. >>> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera - six cars have been blown up simultaneously in northern gaza. two have been injured. they belonged to senior officials and islamic jihad. >> the u.s. secretary of defence is going to iran so bolster a nuclear deal and visit saudi arabia and jordan on the middle east tour. the demonstrations on the ground of south carolina - state-house members from the white supremist group, ku klux klan, against the taking down of the confederate flag >>> banks in greece are set to reopen after being closed in three weeks. they were shut down to prevent a run on the banks. people will be allowed to take out a maximum of 420. withdrawal limits were relaxed. greece's fin

you mentioned brazil. i want to note here brazil getting warned by the s&p. that's a problem all throughout the year. there you see the big etf for brazil. finally, it's the fed day and this gets passed around every day. very famous 2011 statement by the fed, the new york fed that on days when the fed announcement happens, markets move up. in fact, more than 80% of equity premium on the u.s. stocks was earned in the 24 hours before the fomc announcements. this is always passed around every time it happens. that's a 2011 fed survey study that was done. right now dow is up 33 points. >> thanks so much bob. let's check in with rick santelli in chicago on this fed day. >> reporter: hi, carl. i'll pick up what you just eluded to. that is the second day of the two-day fed meeting and there is a drift, just a drift, of rates to the up side. look at a two-day chart. i like two-day charts. we are trading a bit and have traded a bit higher than yesterday's yield or at lower price. that's something to pay attention to. if you look at the chart from may first, it tells y

. >>> brazil's government is facing a deepening corruption scandal. the head of the lower house of congress has been accused of accepting bribes in exchange for awarding major construction contracts. the latest allegations are fueling, of course rousef to be impeached. from the capital brazil i can't. >> reporter: another day, another politician with ties to brazilian president delma rousef some aged of corruption. this time the conservative speaker in the lower house, edward a khuna who denies the allegations and is withdrawing his support for rousef's coalition government . >> i am not going to be drawn in to change my stance. starting from today, i am breaking with the government. it was after. >> they had opened up an investigation into de silva. the investigation has stunned voters because lula left office with an overwhelming 83% approval rating. his legacy is largely responsible for the election and reelection of the current president of brazil dilma dilma rousef. there will have been dozens of arrests and corruption investigations launched aga

the president said brazil's economy is going through a tough time. but speaking to a summit in russia she says a recovery will take hold. this comes a day after the international monetary fund cut its projected growth rate for brazil. "france 24" has more. >> from an economic powerhouse to the brink of recession. on the streets of rio de janeiro, the economic downturn is taking its toll on daily life. >> a year ago i used to spend 70 at the market. today i spent 142. it has doubled in one orr. >> brazilians are berger the brunt of austerity measures like cuts to well wear and unemployment benefits and higher taxes. the i.m.f. says the brazilian economy will shrink by 20%. inflation is growing at nearly 9% double the official rate. >> the prince pal factors that contributed to thomas rates were energy, which increased by around 40%. fuel prices were also very significant at the start of the year. gasoline and diesel in particular. and thirdly, food products. >> the downturn is putting pressure on the construction sector. it is already reeling from the

brazil russia, india, and china, the brix group. and after the end of germany's colonial rule, the african country is calling on berlin to formally acknowledge the killing of hundreds of thousands of its people as a genocide. you are watching the w news live from berlin. i will be back at the top of the hour with more news. i hope you'll join us. . >>> this week on "wealthtrack," are index funds raging out of control? are these funds a threat to retirement saving snz winter green funds noted value investor david winter sounds the alarm next on "convictsuela mack wealthtrack." >>> new york life along with mutual funds offers investment and retirement solutions so you can help your clients keep good going. >> additional funding provided by

so where is the growth in brazil? the smart money is betting on education, specifically private elementary and high schools. lamon arerge paulo targeting lower school education. what they are bidding on is that the country's new middle class will sooner give up eating out and overseas trips than to pull their kids at a private schools. mark: you and i have talked about this in the past. educationfor profit companies are expanding in brazil at this point. scarlet: that's right. they are shutting down campuses at home at the same time. mark: as you mentioned earlier, the middle class has that decision to make. they want to keep their kids in private schools. scarlet: and it's hard to get to the middle class. have a great fourth of july. mark: you, too. scarlet: we have much more coming up, including a conversation with carlisle's even rubenstein. -- david rubenstein. ♪ scarlet: welcome back. we've got some breaking news for you on grace. we are going to head over to the breaking news desk. alexis tsipras says that lea

a beautiful moving vigil for a brazil onpolice officer killed in a tragic accident at the world police and fire games. >>> developing right now, our newsroom is getting flooded with complaints from people with no water hours after crews told us they fixed the problem. >> "news4 at 11" starts now. >> off the top at 11:00 we're less than an hour away from the fourth of july. and tonight we have live team coverage to make sure you're ready for the big holiday weekend. hundreds of thousands of people are going to be on the mall. and news4's darcy spencer is live with what to expect down there. but first keeping a close eye on the forecast. >> absolutely. we've had a little bit of change there. we've been tracking all of them right now on our storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson has what mother nature has in store for you. >> that's right, guys. it's still looking wet for the morning, but now i'm seeing less my moderate or big heavy rains coming through for the morning. it's still looking like we're going to have the pop-up thunderstorms during the afternoon. again not anything terri

take a look at what's been happening in brazil meantime. >> yeah s&p putting brazil on negative credit watch. investigators there shrugging off the news though but should they be paying closer attention. our chief international correspondent for once not in athens, michelle is back with more on that story. now we worry about brazil. is that the idea? >> for sure brazil a big producer, as is a lot of latin america. and in fact just today, reports when they surveyed the vast majority of economists think brazil's going to be downgraded to junk at some point. right now, just one notch above junk. they warned they reduced their outlook, potentially downgrade brazil to junk which would be an immense comedown for this country. because when it was upgraded to investment grade back in 2008 this was considered a watershed moment for brazil and for latin america. that part of the world had finally arrived. but, boy have things changed. s&p was focused solely on political issues in brazil because there's this epic corruption scandal going on there involving dozens of politicians and ceos and threa

brazil russia, india, and china, the brix group. and after the end of germany's colonial rule, the african country is calling on berlin to formally acknowledge the killing of hundreds of thousands of its people as a genocide. you are watching the w news live from berlin. i will be back at the top of the hour with more news. i hope you'll join us. ' our children alive. the words of one man and his voice is one of among 4 million. calling it one of the worst refugees crises since the second world war. the war in syria is in its fifth year and many people have abandoned all hope of ever going home. >> running for safety. these refugees flee the war that has ravage

as protege and successor, the current president of brazil. for months there have been dozens of arrests and corruption investigations launched against petrobras as well as politicians tied to the president. rousef says she won't step down. a growing number of brazilian voters are staging provide tests calling for her impeachment. the scandal comes at a poor time for rousef who is in brazil i can't working with the president of the south american trading bloc. she had little to say about the scandal. instead, she became emotional saying good by to christina kirshner. i would like to say here in brazil, she will always have a friend ready to receive her and together, we will share our dreams and our hopes. this was the last one kishner would attend. the summit could also be rousef's last. kimberly halkett, brazil i can't. >> there have been angry confrontations between police and striking miners in the bolivian city of la paz. mineers threw dynamite as they marched toward the national congress. they want more investment in infrastructuring, inc

born and raised in brazil, he left a top job as the facebook android to take xiaomi global. joining me, xiaomi vice president of global operations, hugo barra. so great to have you here. hugo: my pleasure. emily: how is your chinese? hugo: coming along slowly. maybe next time, we can do it. emily: i will hold you to that. i understand they call you tiger brother. how did you get that name? hugo: our ceo, a social media rockstar, superstar did a simple post and said hey guys, hugo barra is joining us from google, we have to give him a name. people went crazy. everybody started suggesting names. i had no say in it. you are tiger brother. emily: when are you going to start selling phones in the united states? hugo: i would tell you if i knew. but i don't. we don't have a set date yet. selling phones is a big step up. it is a huge marketing undertaking. you know, building a smartphone brand. operationally it is complicated. you have to have after sales set up, customer support set up, customer support said up. it takes a huge amount of work plus localizing the hardware. we are g

we spent time talking about everything from mobile to internet to brazil and cars. i found him to be one of the most fascinating people i've ever met. at the same level of somebody like andy rubin. his ability to understand consumers, think ahead, four hours flew by like 10 minutes. it was amazing. and this was a translated conversation. emily: he did speak to you in chinese? hugo: in chinese. it was a surreal but amazing experience. emily: how do you decide to take this job? hugo: part of me always wanted to try something new. beyond that was a possibility that they may be doing something that would have a similar level of impact in the world. emily: how did larry take the news? hugo: larry reached out and was supportive but at the same time trying to see if that was really what i wanted to do. at the end of the day everyone was supportive. in many ways i was leaving to continue what i had been doing for android. xiaomi would become one of the most important partners for the android team. it was like i was still in the family. emily: what are the differences? betwe

we have seen the same apply to other political leaders. >> brazil's congress has rallied in support of machado. further could erode the strength of the president. political tensions in a country already torn by polarization. virginia lopez caracas venezuela. >>> wildfire in collar were delayed because of drones spotted above the blaze. flames could be seen leaping from car 20 were destroyed. passengers had to run from their cars and witnesses said they heard explosions as tires popped from the heat. about a thousand firefighters are battling the fire. >>> greek firefighters meanwhile are still battling large fires south of the city. some homes have been evacuated. firefighters are battling on 59 fronts. the country's ministers say it's highly likely some of the fires were deliberately lit. now, some are putting skills to humanitarian use. they have joined forces with the u.n. to carry food to thousands of people in inaccessible villages. from central nepal, sabina shrestha has the story. >> reporter: porters carry food and other essential items for u.n.'s food program. many of them hig

♪ emily: you were born and raised emily: you were born and raised and brazil. you got into computers and made it to m.i.t. you were class president. hugo: blame my mom for all of the above. she really is the one person who pushed me all along and still does by the way. emily: you founded your first company after college, a mobile speech recognition company that got bought by nuance communications. that powers apple's siri. hugo: there is some amount of code. we don't know how much that made its way to the software that powers siri today. emily: he joined google in london. you worked your way up through the ranks. what was that ride like? hugo: i worked for a few really amazing executives and mentors and andy, one of the most brilliant in tech ever, a man so incredibly knowledgeable, and whose intuition about technology, thinking years and years ahead. i was lucky to be in the right place at the right time. emily: how did you come across this company, xiaomi. hugo: it was started, by the two primary founders, ben was a colleague of mine. and then he left to do s

brazil's economy is growing as next year's olympic games draw near. near-300 japanese affiliated businesses are aiming to break into expanding markets. this company has been recruiting brazilians who have returned from japan. 23 employees have experienced working in japan. the majority were factory worker, but now many of them are employed in full-time supervisory positions. this man holds a job of supervisor. until seven years ago he worked at the paint factory in japan. his current position involves a high degree of responsibility. the company hopes sakamoto can introduce techniques he learned in japan. >> translator: i want to advance in my job while making continuous improvements. >> reporter: sakamoto makes about $2,500 a month. that's six times the average salary at his workplace. >> translator: they used to work at japanese companies. as a result, they are able to use their know-how to go above and beyond our requests. >> reporter: other japanese brazilians have returned in search of different opportunities. pedro nishimoto is a student at the

brazil too. brazil unemployment now, 69. >> they have been the untold story of how bad this business has been. if you do business in brazil your business is down so dramatically. people should focus more. the world quarterly would have been unbelievable if it was not for brazil. whirlpool, u.s. construction, fantastic. i think brazil is another thing we have to keep on the radar screen. russia is bad. brazil's brick is just hard. there is an i in it and it is india. >> texas based tier read celebrating its listing today. an online banking platform for small bank lending celebrating its ipo. ferrari ferrari lifting for an ipo. no symbol given. >> everything he does is exciting. he is the lone one from fiat. he is a very forward-thinking guy. fiat and unilever are both the two stars in their different businesses. remember. they are not headquartered here. they are beneficiaries of the strong freaking dollar. >> the super freaking dollar. >> got it. >> some of these san disc is up 15%. 66 cents. >>

. >>> floods in southern brazil have forced the evacuation of 2,000 people. some residents needed boats to escape the rising waters. more rain is forecast for tuesday. >>> now, they have printed everything from guns to shoes now 3d printers are making replicas of body parts. medical staff at a university in australia are pie owe pioneering it. >> caked in this powder is the latest innovation in 3d printing replica body parts. designs based on ct scans of people which are colored within a computer to create a file to send to a 3d printer. it build as block of powder in thousands of incremental sweeps. with each sweep the printer head injects solidifying colors into a tiny proportion of the powder, as it's lowered, a details limb forms within. >> we printed a face and head and muscles around the face and neck, it was arising out. powder. erie, but amazing. >> the parts aren't suitable to implant in people. the biocompatibility for that is many decades away. but replicas of parts can be useful for training doctors. traditionally students look for books, crude mo

we have seen china's slowdown russia, brazil. these are important markets for us, so i can't say that it is uniform around the world. it is a much more mixed picture. hospitals are interested to partner with phillips because of our strategy where we want to help them drive productivity in the hospital with better outcomes for patients. the time is over where it is just an equipment game. in phillips, we have shifted to include software, health care informatics, and services. that makes us a better partner, so that together we can make the emergency room more efficient, for we can help to treat stroke patients faster. we are strong in minimally invasive surgery that helps patients to recover faster if there is some thing wrong with the heart. for us it is an exciting place we have decided to focus on, with health technology. caroline: what about china. how bad could this become? frans: we are quite cautious about china. we have seen a significant slowdown in our health care business, but also affects and lighting. consumer spendin

a cyclist from brazil killed during the game. carlos silva was 48 years old, a police inspector and father of two. our tom roussey is live with how he is being remembered tonight. tom? tom: and behind me here police and firefighters from all over the world have left items to honor the memory of carlos silva. also tonight at a pavilion here at reston town center just a short distance over here it was a standing room only crowd remembering silva. he was described as a devout christian passionate about cycling. tonight a moving tribute. carlos, geno silva died thursday after crashing in a world police and fire games men's bike race. roommate and fellow cyclist alexandra monson remembered silva in por. >> a father, co-worker best friend, and human being and i can't explain -- >> it's horrible news. breaks my heart. >> the fairfax county police chief said sill have's death hit hard. it is important to honor him. while the vigil went on two others involved in the crash were still in the hospital. a canadian cyclist and american from ou

he was considered uruguay's greatest triumph and one of brazil's biggest defeats. he was the last player from uruguay's world cup winning team. >> fifa president seth blatter schedule would to make his first trip since his organization became one of the biggest scaupin world sport. he has been keeping a low profile since he addressed fifa officials on bribery and racketeering charges. he let's to russia for the preliminary draw for the 2000 ape world cup. it is confirmed that he will be meeting with the country's president. the news comes after the swiss authorities announced that a fifa official has been extra dated to the united states in their corruption probe. blatter hasn't been charged with any wrongdoing. >> apartment steven gerard is set to make his soccer debut. he has had a taste of football, soccer also it's called in america, after the defeat to real salt lake. his focus will now shift to the league with an encounter against san jose earthquake. >>off, i mean, i get a feel after the team and this game's been on everyone's lips for a few weeks. when i ar

heavy rain across the south-eastern parts of brazil leading to flooding. making its way to the north. the rain in sao paulo, around rio, it's not a bad thing, once again we may see more coming in. now there have been protests in the a container carrying rubbish. it led to a nationwide controversy over who is responsible for the waste that was imported into the country over two years ago. waste managements means big business, and means struggling to find ways to dispose of its rubbish. it's now suspected to deal with a country's garbage. two years after the seizure of these containers, brought into canada the waste is here. environmentalists say it is unacceptable to make the philippines carry the burden and chemical impact of a developed country. it is not just that. for other nations. the containers have been at the center of a dispute, because the waste was supposed to be for recycling. they impounded a shipment over concerns that intent has been misdeclared. activists called on canada to take the containers back. the embassy says there's no law which th

the casket will be transported back to brazil. that flight leaves this afternoon. live at dulles airport, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. jummy: meanwhile, investigators say the gun used in killing a woman on a san francisco. belonged to a federal agent. juan lopez sanchez pleaded not guilty. despite confessing to the crime he claims it was an accident. he fed that she claims he found the gun on -- he claims he found the gun wrapped in a shirt on the p her. >> today is about the family, that has shown such strength in this incredibly difficult time. jummy: sanchez an undocumented immigrant, has been deported five times and is a repeat drug offender. the shooting has sparked outrage over san francisco's "sanctuary city" policy of not detaining illegal immigrants. the pittsburgh pirates game winds gusting above 15 miles per hour. look at this, a tarp nearly swallowed members of the grounds crew, trapping them underneath. same conditions from mexico to nevada, even in massachusetts and pennsylvania. is that part of the same system we will get tonight? doug: we have a few s

and brazil have announced a joint pledges on the use of renewable energy. president obama unveiled the goals during a white house meeting with brazilian president dilma rousseff. >> both of our nations are setting goals on clean energy be on howard euro power, the united states and brazil and to increase the share of electricity for renewable energy to 20% by the year 2030. these are very ambitious goals and their tripling for the united states and more than double brazil's current output. amy: rousseff's visit to washington was her first since cancelling her trip last year following the disclosure of nsa spying. leaks from edward snowden showed the u.s. spied on her personal communications as well as on brazil's state-run oil company, petrobras. on tuesday, rousseff said she believes president obama's assurances that the spying has stopped. >> the changes particularly due to the fact that president obama and the u.s. government has stated on several occasions that they would no longer engage in intrusive acts of spying on currently countries. i believe pre

the problem of infrastructure in brazil goes beyond sewage. they have trouble across the board but the sewage problem has been known for decades. it's been known since the early '90sthis is a serious, serious problem in rio de janiero. >> this will not be the last time we discuss this serious problem, as you pointed out. thank you for your time and reporting on this. we greatly appreciate you joining us today. >> thank you. >> of course. you focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out today to see how you can become one of them. legalzoom. legal help is here. hey terry stop they have a special! so, what did you guys think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... ok, you know what?

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