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this has been a very rough day for the iraqi government. three years after american combat troops left the country, al quaida inspired fighters are sweeping through cities in the north, and are threatening to invade the capitol city of baghdad. the islamic state are calling to attack the capitol. battles are being fought in these blue areas. in the knot, thousands of refugees are fleeing to iraqi kurdish stan, the army says it has secured after iraq ski soldiers there apparently, abandoned their positions. in the big picture it has only taken a few days for the military to lose a third of the country, and the i.s.i.l. is using means as well as military

forces to gain ground. reportedly handed it back to tribesman in an effort to turn the tribes against the shiite led government in baghdad. omar in the capitol with this report. confirmed the special forces described them the elite forces will carry out military operations. to clear those cities from fighters from the imlambic state as well as other armed groups. now separately, the airport has been carrying out different air strikes and those two cities remain under the control of the armed group including isil fighters.

now politically the prime minister failed to convince parliament to pass an emergency law. nye couldn't pass the lap, which will give him nor power, and more authority to deal with the cry isil. another development is that government sources are confirming that special forces are already on the way now secure sources did confirm to al jazeera, that some of the shiites groups that are fighting along with president forces in syria, have moved in iraq to back the government in their efforts and their campaign against fighters from the islamic state. in washington, the white house says joe biden has now told the prime minister that the quite is prepared to intensify and accelerate support for iraq security, it's not clear what that support will be. president obama is facing

pressure on capitol hill to do something, and do it soon. mike has more. as recently as tuesday, the administration was counting the iraq policy as one of the greatest successes. now on thursday, leading the door open for direct u.s. military action. iraq will need more help, they will need more help from us and from the international community. so my team is working around the clock. to identify how we can provide the most effective assistance to that. i don't rule out anything. >> as the sectarian conflict become as crisis mr. obama lays part of the blame at the feet of the iraqi leader. a shiite for excluding sunnies from power. >> we have not seen the kind of trust, and

cooperation develop between moderate sunni and shiite leaders. >> the president ended american military involvement in 2011, since then, the white house has repeatedly described their policy as a success. today, the republican leaders scoffed. >> now they are taking control, they are 100-miles from baghdad, and what does the president do? taking a nap. >> if i sound angry, it is because i am angry. training and intelligence. >> i say to the president of the united states, get a new national security team in place. you have been ill served by the national security team that you have in place now. and that you may the have that team come one a strait yes. >> and are now calling for the president to recover the 2016 deadline for removing american

troops. what you see in iraq, at a faster pace. >> this has democratic allies reject the critics and point the finger back at a republican president. if you wanted to talk about iraq, and the opposition they have had to our military engangment, we have to go back to 2003. we won't go back to 2002. and the fall of 2002, and the bush administration, misrepresented the facts to american people. took us into a war on a false premise. >> and one thing a variety of spokes people have been pointed out today, there will be no return of american ground troops in iraq. no more american boots on the ground. al jazeera, the white house. >> administration personals say three plane loads of americans are being evacuated from an air base in the north, to escape potential threats. 12 personnel stationed

there were the fist to leave. several hundreds are still waiting to go. they have been training forces to use file err jets and surveillance drones. and they are also watching with some trepidation, forces from neighbors iran that are joining the fight. al jazeera dana lewis is in london, and what's the reaction you are hearing from leaders? >> david, i spoke to a western diplomate that told us this is frightening it is the complete free flow of arms and extremist through syria to iraq and iran, and it is about to get far worse before it gets better. he said the region is crumbling to use his words. fleeing for their lives they lack food, and money, and care, and there's no idea of when

to go america, and even people in iraq have been stocking up on food and fuel expecting the worst. brings train is ruling out any kind of military involvement, in the situation. we are not contemplating assistance from the u.k., i commented this morning nah we with will consider we with are considering what we with can do to relieve the humanitarian pressures. caused by the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people. that is something the u.k. is well with placed to provide. >> it is an issue for leaders to deal with this brock. and they need to a police solution for shiite sunnies and curds to work together, and he is clearly hinting at the frustrations with the

prime minister, and the shiite government which has done very little by a lot of assessments to reach out to sunnies and ink collude them in the government. and now statements now from iranian officials that they have used the republican guard, the iranian republican guard inside iraq to help fight the isis which is if true a very new and disturbing complications there. >> and complicating because if they were to get involved they would be helping the government that is currently being held by iranian forces. >> that would be very ironic to be helping the revolutionary guard on the ground with american air strikes in the air, so indeed, it would be ironic, but there's a lot of different ironies here, one of them is that of course u.s. commanders were very firm in 2011, in trying to convince the obama administration to leave thousands of u.s. soldiers there. maybe 10,000, maybe 20,

but i am sure there's a lot of commanders in the u.s. now that are shaking their heads saying we told you so. >> al jazeera dana lewis in london, dana thank you for that report. a report by brown university, says the iraq war cost $1.7 trillion. that balloons above 2 trillion, when you factor in aace driver's license $490 billion in benefits owned to vet remembers. expenses could grow to more than 6 trillion-dollars in the next four decades when you add interest. the violence in iraq is scooping the world markets. they hit their highest level in nearly nine

months. seven obviously the fears are about the oil supply. the price for a barrel of oil, settled at $106. that's up from 2-dollars from wednesday's price low pressure like you said, the second largest producer after saudi arabia. exports from the northern oil fields had already dwindled to a trickle since march. that's after a tax close at pipeline that was with carrying crude oil. now this week are spooking traders even more. the central government lost a cera john in the noter, after the army abandoned the post in the face of those i.s.i.l. insurgents in their place kurdish fighters moved in and took control of the crucial city. now this is an area is that is rich in oil. the north has been growing analyst says it is not considered the most important in the country, but northern iraq has about 17% of the country's oil reserves. the majority of oil produced is in iraq comes

from the south, one of the major oil fields, which also has a terminal, but decaying pipelines are limited it's capacity. alley, we know there are other countries in the region, with excess capacity, but from a standpoint, the impact, the relationship between oil prices and the rest of the economy, i wonder if you can put it in context? >> thom: yeah. >> , this is the issue. the world uses about 80 billion barrels a day, we can produce more, we can produce less. but the bottom line is oil supply is tight. quickly or having problems with with that, occurs it gets everything on edge. if this remains you will feel it at the gas butch

and not in the time of the year where we aren't using any oil, but you will feel it. >> the economy already pretty fragile, at least in europe, is that the greatest impact. from russia, we with still have tensions there. you can't do that with natural gas, but ultimately you still have the fragile economies around the world. and spikes have proceeded in the past. what else is on the show tonight? >> we have a great conversation, with ewill be talking about ways to invest, based on friend, or ideas. there's a new system that can allow you to pick something that you really like, and find good ways to invest in it. so it is one of those

shows where you want a pen and wayer and write these down. >> i am ready, i have my pen and paper right here, alley, thank you as always. >> thank you. >> well, president obama said today that the united states will send aid to iraq to help beat back advances by the i.s.i.l. he did not say what kind of new assistance. randall, when the united states officially pulled out, they claimed the iraqi army was able to defend itself, what are officials saying now? well, they have given a lot of different reasons for what has happened. among them, that the minority is feeling mistreated, but the bottom line, is that much of the hard work that americans military did over that long campaign, is being undone. >> iraqs army, is being overrun by a well organized rebel force. the islamic state.

the group now control add section of syria and a huge swap of iraq, including the second largest city. and it's allies with just 40 miles west of baghdad. question are obviously monitoring the situation as closely as we can, and we certainly condemn the violence. >> the rebel group who has ask estimated 10,000 fighters under his command. they spent years fighting before pressing into iraq. retied army brigadier general who was with deputy director of operations during the war in iraq, says iraq's army isn't ready. blah you have is battle hardened terrorist, comes into iraq, and taking over places. the iraqi army, which is very very large, and is well equipped but doesn't have the combat

experience. >> more than 4400 americans died in the effort to suppress rebels in iraq, before pulling out combat portions the u.s. spent one with trillion dollarss in the campaign. but once can u.s. was with gone, the anysays the military training deteriorated. in the background, continuing to provide training assistance, training support, mentoring support, the military has allowed to degrade, has been allowed to degrade the capability. to the tune of $14 billion. >> but the equipment may be not enough. there are reports iraqi prime minister has asked for military intervention, the general says there are other

options. >> i believe the american military with the approval can provide intelligence support, possibly could provide some armed drone support, and maybe even bombing support. none of those would require american troop presence on the ground. >> such officials say a decision needs to be made quickly, because rebel fighters are on the move. >> president obama says the national security team is working around the clock to come one the plan to assist iraq. >> the move comes nearly two weeks after he was freed from taliban custody in afghanistan. what lies ahead. >> he will be going to san antonio to the brook

army medical center. this is the final phase of his reintroduction if you will. it could last months, he will get more medical help. he will be debriefed for any position intelligence he can provide, and any family reunion would take place. the defense department late today said the first priority is to make sure is that he continues to get the care, and the support that he needs. a former army psychiatrists she says kit can be very difficult to readjust to normal life after the kind of experience that he went through. may ask thought that -- not that they were dead, but the chances of survival was few, and once they leave that setting and then left the

decompression, they are going to face an intense media glair, and that can be very overwhelming. so part of the decompression process is both to get them back to physical and medical health, and then help them prepare for that reintegration. >> me may have an especially tough time because he was held for so long, and over the drove of how he may have been captured. >> faced some tough questioning yesterday on capitol hill about berghdal, tell us about it? >> well, invest, he was questioned about why he wasn't already back in the united states, it was a very testy exchange, with florida republican jeff miller, miller saying that -- questioned the secretary about why he was still in germany, and hadn't come back yet to the u.s. where he could be questioned about the circumstances of his capture.

you are trying to tell me he is being held because of his medical condition? >> congressman, i hope you are not implying anything other than that? >> i am just asking the question. >> i will give you an answer too, i don't like the implication. >> answer it. >> he is being held there, because our medical professionals don't believe he is ready until they believe he is ready. >> and of coursely, they feel he is now ready, and he is on his way back to the united states. at some point, he will be questioned. about how he was captures whether he did desert his post. >> live from washington, lisa, thank you. >> and today's power politics as both political parties continue to try to deceiver the meaning of rep congressman loss this week, a new optimist is brewing over immigration reform.

contrition to conventional wisdom, chuck schumer is now saying the defeat will make it easier to pass immigration reform this year. he went with to the senate proof and said he viewed him as the biggest obstacle, the passing legislation piece by piece. e rick kanter was never the solution on immigration, he was always the problem. every time i talked to republican members, business leaders, growers and faith leaders about immigration reform. i consistently heard that the house leadership wanted to move forward but they did not have his support. >> schumer argued that republican leaders should follow the exact set by republican senator lindsay graham. who defeated challengers in his primary race this week. >> embracing and showing leadership on immigration reform is a far better path to victory than running from it.

particularly for republicans who are not tea party members, but mainstreem conservatives. >> rick kanter's loss has brought renewed attention to some of the money flowing through the system. marchly as it pertains to the locations. according to records his campaign and leadership spent about $170,000 at classic d.c. power house restaurants. spent $122,000 on everything in his entire campaign. political strategist will tell you that you usually have to spend money to raise money, well, according to numbers compiled by money line, in the 2013 election cycle all federal candidates have now spent more than $400,000. spending at chip polity

was $9,000.929 at ruby tuesday. presidential politics hillary clinton continues her book roll out in presidential campaign fashion. unfortunately for her, she just made a remarkable gaffe about u.s. history. talking about her raise with with barack obama in 2008. >> a center from illinois, ran against a senator from new york. just as had happened way back. with a senator from illinois named lincoln, and a senate from new york named sue ward. and it tutors out the same way. >> actually, it didn't turn out the same way, lincoln lost that 1858 race, and by the way, lincoln was never a senator. oops. given the congress that president obama has been working with, who can blame him for what he said yesterday, and that is the president, president obama said on the first day after the new president is inaugurated he plans to be on a beach somewhere

drinking out of a coconut. and that is today's power politics. coming up, for billions of people around the world, the big event is finally underway after months of worry and concern, world cup 2014, has kicked off. in brazil.

says three russian tanks entered through a boarder crossing. that crossing is controlled by pro russian separatist. al jazeera has more now. ar fillry gun, and drove across the eastern parts of the country to the town. a fierce battle took place over the course of the afternoon, from what we bath fresh the

interior ministry, a section of the convoy may have been destroyed. who do we know, very little. there were with no markings on any of the tanks. we with do know they are either t 64 or t 72s. but vehicles that haven't been used by the army for a very long time. according to the prorussian separatists, though, the tanks weren't brought across the boarder at all, they were raised from ukrainian military warehouse, very difficult, of course, independently to verify this information, but what is very clear, though, is that the separatists are in possession of heavy weaponry, that they are still keep to use against the ukrainian army. coming up, a unique look at this week's political shocker, two college professor whose teach at the same college, are now vying against each oh for a seat in congress, we will talk to their boss.

♪ ?feel th. the wake of eric kanter surprise defeat in the primary, two college professors are now going to bat testimony summer and fall for a house seat. the candidates hold opposing political beliefs but they have one thing in common, they both teach at the same school. they are both professors at randolf college in ashlyn virginia. joining us is robert, the president, president thank you for being here, and congratulations. they are both good guys. don't have to worry about them. >> were they required to give you some notice when they were going to decide to run for congress? >> they did not have that

requirement. i did talk with professor brat ahead of his decision to run. but did not have a chance to talk with professor trammell. >> what did professor brat tell you about his decision, and did you give him any advice. >> well, i have known that he has had an interest in public life, he has been involved with a state senator here, and has served on economics board for two governors. so i knew he had that interest. i -- i have to say, i told him i thought he was crazy when he indicated that he was going to try to unseat representative kanter. and i like many, didn't expect the rut that we wound up with on tuesday

night. >> as far as the sociologies professor, jack trammell, he didn't come to you advice, what would your advice be to him onow. >> well, my advise at this point, would be with similarfully run a good clean race. i think which i expect that both of these gentlemen will do. i think they are two very fine principled individuals. who will focus on the issues. i expect, and i think it is going to be an interesting fall for all of us. you know i have to tell you as a son of a couple of college professors they used to tell me the politics in terms of parking, are even worse at a unit than that may be on capitol hill. as somebody has has the administrator, one who

may be the next member of congress, what is that like? well, we don't have a overpolitical faculty, or political campus, but sure, there are political issues in any organization. his expect the prospect of having one of these two will be great for the college. is it great only if they win a clean campaign? a lot say look, let's take a look at the doctorial dissertation. there are a lot of ways this could go negative, could that reflect negatively on your school. >> well, i think in the end, it's going to be about these two individuals. certainly the fact that they are faculty members

and happen to be faculty members at the same place is an interesting story line, but how that campaign eventually beared out, will be on their shoulders. and won't be such a reflexion our college. >> out of these two is there one you would prefer, take a sexual violence bat call for the next two years. >>-e >> you are right. ly vote for ran doll nathan, i am a yellow jacket, and that's who we are supporting. the first cup in the world game is in the books.

a huge crowd watched as brazil's national team played crow way with sha, in the inaugural match, and of course that was the reaction when they score add goal. the hometown fans they did go home happy, because brazil won the game easily. 3-1. in fact, brazil actually held the other side without a score. crow way sha's only point came on an own goal, early in the match. in other words, brazil scored on itself. before the winner is crowned in a month. gabriel joins us live. with more on day one of the world cup. gabriel? >> tens of thousands of mostly happy fans are pouring out of the stadium, after their big victory.

there's been a lot of build up, a lot of delays but finally the match did arrive. and for the most part, everything went off pretty well. again, 61 with thousand fans at the stadium, and they are still pouring out right now. and they will be parting late into the night here in brazil. there were with some protests but relatively small, and i guess the other question, there was concerned about paragraph supporting the crowds how did brazil do today with the highways and roads and buss and all the rest? >> first thing on the protest, there was a protest today before the game, it was only 60

anti-world cup protestors that tried to block the main highway, leading to stadium, they were quickly disbursed. we with have seen scattered protests in other parts of the country as well. rio. brazily, but they have been very small. 100, 200 people max again here, only 60, so the protests were pretty much a nonfactor here today. the dooms day scenario by the government was with that tens of thousands of people would protest. is stadium behind me wasn't ready really until yesterday. completely yesterday, but so far everything went as planned. metro is operating very well. most of the paragraph, so far, very early, but it has held up well with. there is an airport

worker strike. effected the two airports there, but even with with that, it's only 20% of the workers. and it's only led to some delays. overall, infrastructure faired very well. reports live, the site of a celebration tonight to start the world cup as brazil wins the first half, and so far the tournament seems to be going on just fine. you can find fans about anywhere, the crew got into the spirit earlier today, a nice kick. american steve swanson and reed wideman and german alexandar shows off their micro gravity soccer skills. territorial tensions are heating up between china and japan. after a close call between fighter jets over the east china sea, china released this video showing jets follows a chinese jet on patrol. beijing says it's pilots safety was seriously

effected when the japanese closed to within 100 feet. japan summoned the chinese ambassador today. two countries are locked in a dispute over a spring of uninhabited islands. two human rights groups shows shouldered killed two teenagers with live ammunition. the video showing soldiers firing on the unarmed 17-year-olds made headlines. israel's military had said security forces idead rubber bullets a common tool used for crowd control. and in south korea, police are on the hunt for the owner of that sungle ferry, thousands of officers searched the baptist church compound for the second day. police hold him responsible for that april sinking that left more than 300 people dead or missing. harry faucet is at the complex and has the latest. thank you very much another huge show of force in the most wanted man.

nearly 4,000 gathered for a second day searching 24 complex, or nose that may know where he is. we found one unmanned by police, allowing our camera to get inside the singular world complete with abandon subway cars for dormitories. and hundreds of angry church members. 71 was arrested for obstructing the police. in hiding. the search is going on for a second day, but we doubt anything will come of it. >> he is or was the leader of the salvation sect, the pressorser to the baptist church. but he also a businessman, believed to be the real owner through family and other

companies of the ferry that capsized in april, killing more than 300 people. hisn't cooed invasion, involving 50,000 police and half a million dollar reward, is becoming more embarrassing nor authorities every day. the president said it didn't make sense that he had still not been caught. the local council sending in buildings to check for infringements. >> but after all 24 effort, all the searching now in the rain, they want to find more than simple building infractions at the end of it. there has been talk about finding two master minds, a mother kim, and a mother shin, but if they were here, it seems they too have vanished. back in the united states, parishioners are mourning the loss of a priest shot dead.

that and other news around america. >> experts say almost all is states growth are infected. growers warn with it is a solution isn't found, florida's crop could be lost. the bacteria leads to sour fruit and dead trees. a competency evaluation of a woman accused of throwing a shoe at hillary clinton. he isn't able to understand the charges, she pleaded not guilty to million dollars tress passing and violence against another person. in d.c., a homeless person gave the speech at her high school.

she had lived in a homeless shelter her family for the last three years. she spoke about overcoming obstacles by pouring herself into her studies. the 18-year-old is headed to georgetown on a full scholarship. it's become a five year tradition. today on his 90th birthday, he jumped out after airplane in maine. today was a tandem jump, this is the 8th time jumping out of an airplane. that's just amazing. >> is then after that he said the next timely do this for fun. food is world with day against children.

>> located just outside it is a poisonous waste land inhabited by children searching for precious metals. >> environmentalists say this is the most toxic place on earth. off tynes of electronic equipment, and freezers and exciters are dispanted by young men and children, they do this using their barend has. all of it comes from europe and north america. >> we are looking for copper, metals, anything we can resell. adults pay them up to. dollar as day. they export to asia. most of it is toxic. it causes kidney failure and bone disease. levels of poisonous led in the fumes are 100 times the maximum level, posing a serious ding tore the nervous system.

it burns the throat. it's absolutely suffocating. for people here, this is what they breathe every day at work. >> there's no hop here or doctors. the pharmacy is where young men and children go for care. i will give them -- we will tell them to go. most of them -- experts say this is a security threat, because some of the waste comes from government institutions. some of the computers contain confidential information. these are confidential issues that should not get to a third party. >> countries dutch their waste here, all have signed the convention

against the trance boundary movement of hazardous waste, all are in breech of it, and the trade continues. fueled by western with consumer swapping their old electronics for new technology. this once with natural wetland is now a toxic dumping site, slowly killing these children. coming up next, protecting women around the globe from sexual assault. western leaders take on the urgent mission to end increasing acts of violence. learn from your last incarceration >> some prisoners try to get it right >> i'm trying to go to school and get a nice job >> you're only 22, you can turn this around... >> and some just don't >> he actually told people in the halfway house, that he was amazed that they had given him parole >> the system

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girl found hanging from a tree, the teens family said she was raped, this is the fourth indian woman to die from sexual violence in rewent cent weeks. just yesterday the new prime minister said the country must protect the rights of it's women. yesterday, egypt's new president promised to take action to combat egypt's serious sexual harassment problem. and the fate of near leetle hundred school girls remained unknown. they were kidnapped by the radical group back in april. despite the support of coalitions of nations the girls have not been found. the issue of protecting women especially in areas of conflict has been the subject of a four day meeting in london. part of the agenda includes those cadet girls in nigeria. al jazeera reports.

this will mean expanding the assistance that the u.k. provides to the armed forces it will include helping to train erits deplayed on counter insurgency operations in northeast nigeria. we will also provide further assistance to regional security and intelligence cooperation. >> mr. hague said he wouldn't give a running commentary on efforts to rescue them. but he did say that nigeria, and neighboring countries have agreed to share intelligence and tighten boarders. >> the fact that the school girls are still missing is an indictment of the nigerian government, and it shows the limits of western power. at this conference, which is specifically looking at ways to protecting

women in conflict, you can sense the frustration that those girls are still held by boko haram. >> they wanted the education. they wanted after their education, to get a job, they want to come here to a nation like in nigeria, but also globally. so we cannot deny them those rights. so we with need to go back, sit, and find -- and i think that u.k. and other governments would support nigeria to make sure that we with bring the girls back home. >> they ma be true, but so far they have little to show for their efforts. >> coming up next, we will take you to bonanza colorado, population 1.

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colorado is nestled at 9,000 feet. it's population, one. it used to be a thriving silver mining town, and while those days are long gone, it's one resident is trying to save it. al jazeera reports. population one. >> when i move there had there were 12 people. but they are all died or moved away. it crept on me, it was like whoa, i am the last guy.

>> 20 years ago, mark was looking for paradise. and found it. on a dead end road. he hand built this place, tucked into a national forest, surrounded by deserted cabins and silver mines. >> it was a bonanza for the people that discovered the mine. >> jim owns property in town, and is schmidten with the romantic past. >> there was a shelter down at the far south end, miners would come in, probably use the saloons. there was a hotel. there was almost a railroad, but it never quite got here. >> bonanza is a snapshot in time, in the good old days there were over 1,000 people here, too many of the houses have been abandoned like 1500 other ghost towns in colorado it may soon literally be wiped off the map. this whole scuttlebutt over the future has ped late last year, when someone came and posted this notice on the town bullpen board, it proposes the abandonment of the town. problem was, everyone had

cleared out for the winter, so no one saw it. one notice tacked on a board, is not adequate i don't think. may don't live here, but they own property here. they are trying to stop the state from stripping the town of it's legal right to exist. so they have reached out to part time like themselves. >> a town is 133 years old, if they can stay in town and have one more rebirth that would be beautiful. >> the state says for this to happen, they would have to start from scratch. >> if there's not a function in government, the duties that would go towards that government, end up back with the county. >> and that's okay, for the last man standing. the county tax already pay for the streetlight, and for clearing the

roads in the winter with. base it is abandoned doesn't mean it is thrown to the wind, or nuked or something. it is not that lit be bulldozed over. >> bonanza has until sent, or lit be folded into the unincorporated county. but the echos of the past, will remain set in stone. >> you are looking live in south palo brazil, where the party is going strong. tens of thousands are celebrating after brazil walked away with a win in the first game of the world cup. brazil defeated crow way sha 3-1. the one with goal was with scored by a brazilian player on his own team. a lot of people have been following the world cup celebration through social media. back to show us what has been trending, maria?

>> david, #own goal started trending as soon as the player scored a goal against his team. it was the first goal of the tournament, and the first time brazil scores against it's own team in a world cup. and this is the moment right here. people so so shocked that somebody start add fan page. it says i'm a fan of marcelo since he scored against his own team. 180,000 likes on it. in just a couple of hours. now we have seen a lot of people celebrating in brazil, more than 170,000 security personnel and police are in charge of securing these games and they were out in full force this morning there was a small protest in south palo that gabriel was with telling you about. police were using rubber bullets tear gas as well. even one journalist was with injured.

police also using tier gas as well. you have signs like this, protestors are angry because they feel that fefa is corrupt, while many brazilians in need of food and healthcare, and better pay, as well. and here you have one with protestor being drabbed by police. these are vice president very powerful images but the protests are still smaller than some that brazil has seen in the past. in duns like brazil, everything stopped during the world cup. >> all right, thank you very much.

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