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welcome to the news, our global superstar from brazil that billions around the world, simply know as pele of footballing legend to seem to defy the rules of gravity and transform football into what is now seen as simply the beautiful game pallet's the only football in history to win 3 world cup trophies and he scored countless goals . the many players have not matched or surpassed. while mourners from brazil and around the world are in the city of santos. these alive pitches are there to pay tribute to the legend who died on thursday. and that also as i was, he was john holman. and john, of course, this is a day of real sadness and celebration for a man who i suppose was the nearest thing to royalty there in brazil. yeah, actually you can see probably on the banner on the other side of the stadium here, it says long live the king import to gays. and that's how at pele was known simply

here as at the king. and you can see that the people are filing around the sort of the templates in the middle underneath that. and there is the coffin that pallet's body is in a and we told the president, luna is going to come later on. and there's all sorts of people that been waiting outside since before sundown of the year of the, of the night before to come and pay their respects. you can also see that around that they've got what amounts to a presidential god, really that the same at the same elite force of the army that rule. so guarding lula president luna in his inauguration just yesterday. so that's a sign ready of how pele is regarded here in his homeland. but he's also known here . we've been talking to people for the last couple of days as just a good guy. that's how one man described than to me. and he seen as someone who was humble, when you go outside to the stadium here to the bar that says him from pretty much

everyone has met him all kinds to have met. and they describe his good guy, someone who's humble down to worth his teammates from the period described him as good team player. he was someone that wasn't just individualist, but he was also out to help those he played with. so i think 2 different visions of play, one is the king of football, and one is that good guy, the electric small that everyone remembers here. and of course john talking about t side to play, there was a very much the, the public figure and the private man, of course, his 100 year old mother still lives in santo. so she, this is an opportunity for both public and private and private morning. took us to the coming few hours and also curious to know about this locker. yeah, i think you're and i was faking about that just the other day. no. so here where we are now in the st. those ground in the dressing in the dressing room, there's a locker that hasn't been opened pallet's locker since he stopped playing for the team. and he said, a legend has it. you can open that when i'm gone. so we're still waiting to see for

that locus to be open and to see exactly what's within it. and what pearl of wisdom at the king has left for us. or if it's just a pair of sorts of mowdy foot will boots that have been used for 50 years or so. so we got that as well. you would speak in there as well, about the private and the public figure goes pele wasn't his real name. that's ed's enough mental and i think that that's been a lot of talk, especially in the coast last couple of days like victories coming out about the fact the in the last part of his life, particularly he was a man that's a sort of play pele. he had to play this role, he had to be there with this electric small that we've been talking about and he will so obviously may low of money from that. at pele was known for his endorsement deals, said he could sell pretty much everything from mastercard to viagra. once he'd finished at once, he'd finished his playing career. but i think that the essence of that and the a and the authentic nature of that meant that respect and love to him was still

undimmed here. and he say in his homeland, that she off to this is finished after the 24 hours of this been audio. that's what they called a sort of extended wake him, which people are gonna fall back. they'll be a procession for his home town. oh, go past the higher the home of his 100 year old mother. what we told is that she is unconscious. she not really aware of what's going on at the moment. and after that, it will go up into a private ceremony in the cemetery near here, in which he'll be late to rest on and off to that people can go and visit his grave and joan before you go. can you explain why this wake is being held in sun sauce at the ground there rather than for example, other famous stadiums in the country? yeah, definitely. i think the people outside of brazil and i'm sure, and he's going to talk more about this. he's known for his performance, particularly in the 970 woke up the 1st one in color in which games were, were, were televised around the world in hope. but i think the people,

especially with them brazil, santo's is where it all started for him. he started playing for this team as a 16 year old, me turned them, helped to turn them into a national and then an international force playing exhibition games against the great european sides of the period. and in that time that became known as a fantastic host. sort of a version of the fantastical as the fantastic team here, and it's where he's he, he and he got the majority of his $1200.00 plus goes. so this is a really special place for pele, and it's obviously where he wanted. b wanted to be remembered and where he wanted people to come and see him to extraordinary story relief. we were at the sun, a museum that was built for him while he was still alive here the other day. they still got the shoe box that he built with his uncle when he was a child. and that was how he started off shining shoes in a nearby railway station to rose from that poverty to base to be known as the king

in this country. john many thanks, shaw, home, and live there in santa swallow. for more in this some joint in the studio by andy richardson to talk all things, pele and auntie. i was speaking to an expert. somebody is based in south america a few days ago. and he described play as being like a modern player and gone into a time machine gone back in time with all the knowledge that we have now about sports nutrition and science. going back in time to, to show all time players how it's done, what do we mean by that? do they? yeah, it was, i mean, it was, it was a very sort of, insightful statement. i think if you, if you look back at what he did in 1951 of the reasons he called the public imagination back then at a time when the well cut wasn't the global platform, it is now was because of the skill he was using. the speed, it was not something that was normal in football, in the 1950s. the pitches were heavy, boots were heavy, the ball was heavy, the referees didn't protect plays in the way that they do now. and police somehow

managed to overcome all of that, and standout is this unique talent in terms of what we're seeing now. i mean, lying in states in this way is something you normally see for a president, king queen, a prime minister. that is the or he is held in not just by brazil in the people of santos, but by all people around the world for what he's done, he's made his country synonymous with football, is made that city of sanford, which just outside, somehow already a place of pilgrimage because of what pallet's done is sure to continue now after i'm sure was going to be all sorts of memorials to him after his death. it will continue to be a global sensor for football. and really he made the world cup what it is now. the will come didn't have anything like stature has now before and i think it was, it was really nice that he was still 70 lucid and able to watch the world cup. and cats are, he was still posting. i'm of social media giving a few words of encouragement and name more on the current brazil team because

without him the faith presidents, he's been as yawning, francine, and everybody who loves the world cup. that phone would not have anything like the states as it has now. if it wasn't for pele, extremely personal, took timing for pele. then i suppose if he was going to go. of course it's easy to imagine looking back at his life that it was all playing sailing for him, but he's a person also experience real adversity as me. yeah, and i think that's what makes his his career some so interesting. i mean, and it's the, the trajectory we see from, from many bottom plays, they merge the formats as he did in 1958 as a teenager. that saving nothing could go wrong for the world cup in 1962. he was injured in the 2nd game, so although brazil won the well copy, played a fairly minimal role in that tournaments. and in 1966 arrived in england for that former with a tale on his back, he was known as the world's greatest player. and boy, was he targeted by the teams and he was kicked left right and centre. the team went

out in the group stages. and after that, he said he really got no interest in playing into for football anymore. if that was the way it was going to be in, it took a lot of persuasion from his team mates, from coaches and also from the politicians at the time. there was a lot of upheaval in brazil during the mid sixties. it was that there was a military coup in 1964 i think and the leaders of that q were very keen to have pele back in the national team and 970. so he's under a huge amount of pressure going into that, told him that we remember the joyful technicolor seems from mexico $970.00 real laugh color exam, the bill little, that'd be really complicated for plan for that thing. going to put you on the spot here on the because did play, do you think break the mold when he was born? i'm who can possibly replace them in people's minds when it comes to food. i mean, it's an eternal arguments and it's the reason we'll, we'll love football so much. i think what made him stand out. i was lucky enough to meet him in 2007 when he came. it's

a capital. we sat down and very lucky to have an interview with him. he was very humble from, from the, from when he started. so how we was when i met him, then he said, i've never walked into a room thinking on better than anyone. on a female, it's what helps him stand out for so many people around the world. he came from a humble background. people could relate to him and he gave that impression that if you had the talent, if you had the dedication, you could become a professional football. it is interesting. on that occasion he was talking about his father himself was a very good play. but how does career cut short by injury? his father said same, i don't want to play football. i want to get a proper qualification, become a, become a doctor, or a lawyer, or whatever. thankfully pele ignored his advice and did carry on the football. and thanks so much for your insight, what an extraordinary character. well, just to take you back to these live pitches of sans, also the wake of pele. we've had several days of national morning. now the wake of

course of a public event there on in the grounds. of that sir, all important football stadium where he began his career after this public event, a funeral. more of a private affair for the family in the coming days. or i plenty more had on the news out, including a reported surgeon cove in 19 infections in china. promised more countries around the world to impose restrictions on travelers after years of 10th relations between columbia and venezuela, the bridge slinking, the 2 nations finally opens in sport a disappointing night for one of the well cups. biggest stars andes. here again, with that story. mm rushes, defense ministry says 63 of its soldiers were killed in

a ukrainian attack in the russian control done yet, screeching of ukraine. it happened in the town of mucky of car on new year's eve. yes, give it a zoom. um least normal doses do that, do them as many of them in the keep regime targeted, temporary diploma points of one of the units of the russian armed forces near the settlement of mchuga in the dentist people's republic with 6 rockets of the us made him as multiple rocket launchers, crashing air defense systems shut down to him as rockets as a result of the strike of 4 missiles with high explosive warhead at the to period deployment point. 60, the russian service men were killed. nobody. or charles travers joins us life now from care for more and less and charles, the conflicting numbers between ukraine and russia of exactly how many russian troops may have, di, but both sides appear to agree that a significant attack has taken place here. it certainly seems that way, yes, as you say,

it's very difficult to try and sift through some of the competing narratives here. but it's safe to say that that is a rare mission from the russians that such a significant attack has happened. saying that 63 russian soldiers were killed in this attack. there has been a statement put out by the strategic communications director of ukraine on force is certainly on that telegram channel. and they are claiming that up to 400 russian corpses was seen russian soldiers dead. russian soldiers was seen at that strike site. again referring to it. they refer to it as a vocational college or a vocational school that had been used to house these soldiers. they're also talking around about of, around about $300.00 other soldiers that were injured. they use some pretty floor language is fair to say as well. only the only telegram channel calling these

russian soldiers pay dogs. now that's not unusual, but what we do know for sure is that there is a lot of heavy fighting in that area, that area of mucky because it comes off the sort of the, the southern tip of don't ask is right on the front line. we were there a couple of months ago and the fighting was heavy enough then. so it is a very active front line. certainly the russians accusing the ukrainians of using a precision weapon that him malls system that the americans have supplied to the ukrainians. but as i say, it's very difficult to confirm exactly these kind of numbers, but it is fair to say that this is a red mission of, of a significant death toll by the russians. but let's be honest, this is a very active front line, right, the way down through the east. and there are hundreds of men according to some statistics and some military analyst, hundreds of men on both sides of it being killed in this war,

in that area. every day, charles trying to live in kear is right. the forces have demolished 3 palestinian homes in the village of in a village rather in janine and the occupied westbank. ah, they belong to the families of 2 palestinians accused of killing and it's really officer last year following the demolitions fighting broke out between the israeli troops and local residents. sorry, high ads has more on those demolitions, these demolition. so come as a surprise. the demolition sausage on sunday nights and as a result of fighting before between the israeli forces and the palestinians living in the area you people have been killed to palestinians and 3. and one of them is a critical condition now. the demolitions were of 2 homes that belong to 2 young palestinians in september last year. they try to carry out an attack. hudson is

ready checkpoint and in the process of firing they got killed and also an israeli soldier. it was killed as well. now this is one of the things that the israeli forces do. it's a punitive kind of demolition that they do when people are involved in attacks or they deem anyone that is working against the state of israel, the type of demolitions we see there tends to be 2 types of demolitions here. you have the ones that are usually carried out by the military and the other ones tend to be. 1 of where they've accused the palestinian family of not having the right israeli permits for that it could be a home. it could be a shop, it could be a business. and in those instances, it's very hard palestinian save it is often it's very difficult to get hold of those permits. so how frequent are home demolitions bias ready forces will, according to the united nations during the 1st 11 months of 2022, a total of $850.00 palestinian own structures were demolished in the occupied

westbank. as a result, around a 1000 people were forced from their homes and their signs is rarely to intensify. this campaign in november on june 23 buildings were destroyed far more than the monthly average for the rest of the year. policy, dominion activists say the demolitions are illegal and constitute a form of collective punishment. israel's government, and course to speech this or shot co. dora is a senior legal researcher for our hug organization. she says that the demolition of homes is just one type of collective punishment that israel uses against palestinians. i think it's good to take a step back and explain what is, what is the punishment often individual for and often that he or she committed and by him, it is under international law, more specific to missouri and specifically article to put

in an article 50 of his regulation prohibits collective punishment. the delay, the range of holding these unpacked productive punishment with the case today with the demolishing 2 houses and a dad and the attorney. but also we have the withholding of palestinian bodies, disclosure. and these are examples of collective punishment that the user to use conduct and carry out widespread, inadequate, so really connected to punishment and having a secret of israel and christian off colonial tactics of the british mandate. so they do militia the pinnacle how the munitions are carried out,

when the veterans of the sweeping permission provider and for the regulation, 119 of the british emergency regulation and b and emergency regulation inherent by or from the british mandate. and so under the regulation, the so called military commanders has the authority to see or demolish kind of the property of individuals who have committed an attack against the state of israel. and israeli forces also arrested 15 palestinians in different areas of the occupied west bank. the overnight raids were concentrated mainly in nablus. hebron and janine palestinian media say the detainees who had taken to australia, jails, and on charges of resisting the occupation. damascus international airport has

reopened after an israeli attack on southern parts of the syrian capital. it was out of service for several hours after missile strikes, the kill 2 military personnel. this come 6 months after sylvia briefly halted flights following its rady strikes on the apple that damaged a runway. and a terminal. mo, an cabal on is director of political studies or the arab center. he says, israel does not respect international law. no it is. they say that the union are using civilian airlines like mahogany, or they are on the honey or in order to ship arms and weapons or does belong to the mosque this airport. because it's like it has, as it said, as it says also. and as it says, it has disrupted the anya shipments to the border as with the, with the iraq and don't we, we all know there's right is the and the actually admitted that they have had a company and here on you call them last month trying to cross, you know,

going to city and it's way to live and so they believe that they are, you know, sometimes they would rather use civilian, analyze in order to ship arms to because the roads on the grounds are becoming like more risky and more dangerous for them because of that is like a service and it's like a tax on these companies and you have listed interest in the city. they have being actually working for the boss 1012 years since the beginning of this crisis to establish their own independence with even independent from the, from the other day of mashonda. this is what there is like these t of most because they don't use it. they believe that they, i might be trying to establish another, a lot with boys. a significant place to do is i, if i'm not from the north in front. in other news, the surgeon cove at 19 infections in china is causing global alarm and increasing

number of countries and our imposing new restrictions on travelers from their cases . when top off, the government relaxed its strict rules. last month, katrina, you reports from beijing. before the pandemic, australia was a popular destination for chinese travelers. and they're expected to return soon as china prepared to open its borders for the 1st time in almost 3 years. but on thursday, they'll face new restrictions. the government has decided out of an abundance of caution, to require travelers from china to submit evidence before boarding their flight of a negative covered test, canada, the united states, united kingdom, japan, india, and south korea who also screen passengers from china. in europe, france, italy and spain will do the same and are encouraging other you nations to fuller suit. morocco has taken the hardest line banning all chinese travelers from tuesday

. many fear the outbreak here could lead to a new corona, virus strain, and spark new waves of infections globally. beijing has hit back at the restrictions calling them unscientific burial. i know you many leading medical experts from multiple countries have said that there is no need to impose restrictions on boulder entry of travelers from china. the world health organization says it's understandable. governments want to protect their populations. it is asked for more real time data on deaths, hospitalization, and strains. bating says it isn't withholding any information from the w hate so. but with only a dozen covered 19 death reported in recent weeks. scientists suspect a drastic under reporting of infections. some estimate suggests that they could be as many as $9000.00 deaths occurring every day between you out 0 they. during the summer binge arrayed reports from paris were officials of already started testing. travelers arriving from china. the resurgence in france are the latest in

european countries because spain and italy have already have similar restrictions for passengers coming from mainland china and hong kong where passengers will have to test a p. c r test before the board the pain. and once they arrive in france, they will have to go through the random testing front says that this is a scientific measure is going to urge european union states to go for a more uniform policy later this week. but front says that these measures are important to control and he did this control on arrival, would not prevent citizens from entering or territory. it's a more specific control which will allow us to follow the different variance that are currently in china. essentially the on the kron variance, your people who test positive will have to be in self isolation for 7 days. and this policy will remain in effect from the 1st to the 31st of january. for many people in france, this is dasia who do how dependent began 3 years ago when restrictions were imposed for people coming in from china and some are asking why are those restrictions on

play for other countries? and in that places such as train stations and why a common sense measure, such as masks, are not being mandated for public places. the chinese embassy in france has responded to the latest restrictions, calling them unnecessary and discriminate 3, but for now, people coming in from hong kong and mainland china will have to go through this bcr test. and some of them will have to go to random checks as they arrive in france. the international monetary fund says a 3rd of the global economy will slide into recession this year. is horning 2023 will be much tougher for hundreds of millions of people. the i'm f blames a single tany, a slowdown of economic activity in the united states, europe and china, caused by the war, new crane inflation, higher energy costs, and rising interest rates. hudson, i made collegial, is an economist and financial market expert. he says, forecast suggest the situation will be worse than the global financial crisis in 2008 financial misbehavior. financial aid will always come

back into the picture. the work now is back suffering from excessive leverage, excessive leverage from the 11th of the individual citizen and every country to the corporate to the server and look at how many countries now are defaulting. we have quite a few that we have seen in africa with, we have seen it the relation of the egyptian pound, and that is on the same with the fault of lebanon. and, and you can carry on and carry on. but you add to ukraine, russia war, which put a lot of strain on commodity prices, mainly about you can make catch up today, you know, corner wheat. so all of these are adding created inflation. what do government do when there is a time of inflation? there is interest rates, but what we have seen that interest rates have come up and it trends that also was not presented before. we see the interest rate go from 0 and dollar all the way to

4 and a half percent and i'm the ear. we've seen the euro come up from 0 interest rates to 2 and a half percent. it could reach 3 percent very soon. i mean, yesterday i did see pro friend a very interesting analysis, a combination or a summary of all 2023 forecast from goldman sachs, morgan stanley, jeff morgan, and the light and the old show indications worse than 2008 crisis. we've seen trends, we haven't seen number of stock market decline, percentages of stock market, the erosion of the new ations, the pricing of all asset classes. if you look at the private equity space, you see that the repricing of us and the private equity is worth that 08 now. but how do we curve this? is it by raising interest? you to say and declare demand?

that's correct. but when you do it to the inflation, which is caused by shortage and the supply chain crisis, this does not, is not for buried to get to say what we need more, that raising it does say we will have responsible governors. heavy rain in saudi arabia has caused flooding in the western city of jetta. several cars got stuck. water also entered houses last year. the saudi government small spent more than $1000000.00 and upgrading jettas drainage system. the winter months usually see rainfall across the kingdom. flooding in 2009, lead to the deaths of more than 120 people evacuation mornings are in place for parts of northern california, where flood waters of, inundated homes and buildings within 12 centimeters of rain found in san francisco on saturday, making it the 2nd wet is day there in a 170 years. in the east bay area, people had to be rescued by boat from their flooded homes. many roads are submerged

and a flood warning is in place. people in nigeria still struggling to find shelter and food weeks after devastating floods that thousands of homes have been destroyed along riverbank some more than 6000 people were killed. i mean address reports from over goro. hm. southern nigeria. pamela joseph returns to salvage what she can after flood waters wrecked out a single room is all that's left of our 6 bedroom bundle and it's tuesday procedures. when night by when night comes, i have to go somewhere else to sleep. my house is finished. the government has promised help, but so fight hasn't reached tens of thousands of people across nigeria. we feel like we have taken if edited for it to my mind. but the sub nationals also have the responsibility to see that idea as citizens. i've been

in a supported some flood victim say nothing has been done. sincerely, denison, and from the government yourself. this used to be someone's bedroom before the flight. the deborah here is what's left of it and of 38 at the houses that was swept away. the foundations of some of the buildings i in the middle of this river the flood between june and november, who are among the worst to hit nigeria in half a century. infrastructure like roads and bridges have been damaged or swept away. 2 months after the disaster. officious are still taking stock of the damage, but the government says it needs $2000000000.00 now to fix damage infrastructure. analysts say it's clear authorities at all levels what ill prepared for the disaster. they just don't have an incentive to address this. because when you have

a system where emergency funds are released without accountability, we have processes where there is no proper procurement for those funds. iraq, people benefit from this as a whole, police get clue me around is floods. i worry that we may not been able to recall that quick enough before the next. what with politicians focused on the general elections entombment, some flood victim say they're worried, their troubles are only just beginning. i'm a decrease al jazeera, a biography. here without is there a still ahead? brazil's new president lula da silva, promises to rebuild the country of being sworn in for an unprecedented term and sport, 7 times grand slam champion. venus williams begins the 30th season on tool with a when andy has that story coming up. ah

hello, we've got some lively storms pushing into paraguay bolivia over the next couple of days. little china storms showing up on the satellite pitcher there. and they will not their way further, north west brought the skies down towards want a series at around $3031.00 degrees as we go through tuesday, the showers for brazil becoming little more extensive across east and pass as we go through tuesday. isn't part of the car, but it may be catching a shower or 2, but for the most part it is lottie. fine and dry. lots of sunshine bursting through lake. i wanted to shout over towards the women in particular, but even those will ease off as we go through a monday. so we can as we go on into work tuesday, perhaps one or more 2 showers up towards lee was at that stage. i was out of the car, been generally troy, again the chance of the odd shout. now we have got some showers at the moment, pushing towards the deep south of the us. we are going to see it ramping up as we go through the next couple of days. snow sliding across the rockies into the central plains will moist they're coming out of the gulf of mexico big and foundry

. dow pause looking. it's nasty weather here you go on 3, tuesday. the possibility of your tornado pushing up towards that eastern seaboard of the u. s. 14 celsius to new york. 14 celsius in toronto. normal services seems to go through wednesday was coming in by that state and snow for the west. ah, i ah, a full lebanon is facing a range of crises,

political, economic, and humanitarian. children are hungry and many people are jobless, while others die at sea. in the midst of the despair, one group is often overlooked. they don't have enough pocket plenty to buy something to eat. al jazeera goes to the heart of palestinian refugee camps in lebanon, the full report stories of a forgotten people on al jazeera. ah ah. look about watching out jos era. remind about top stories this hour is where the forces have demolished 3 palestinian homes in

a village in janine and the occupied west bank. they belong to the families of 2 palestinians accused of killing an x ray the office last year. the recent surgeon covered 19 infections in china has prompted a growing global response around a dozen countries including france of now imposed restrictions on travelers from the country. thousands of mourners all falling past the coffin of lightfoot, or legend pele to pay that last respects. among them is fee for president john 8 infant tina stars wake his underway at stadium in santos, where he spent most of his professional career well, colorado juliette. he is a sports journalist for e. s p. m, brazil, and has interviewed police numerous times over the years. he joins us now live from boston. i welcome to the show. if one thing the recent political election in brazil has shown as is that brazil is somewhat divided, but not it appears when it comes to pele. absolutely,

absolutely. i need thanks for having me. say that is something you're not in any in brazil because he was loved for every orders. every fan, even the fact that he grew and he came up to the ward blame for santos. he's someone that is thrown everything we can see these on his funeral. the samples in the middle, a lot of different germs is off of their teams in brazil. now we do so of course that he was in some ways above politics. but he was of course, briefly extraordinary minister of sports wasn't a what the achieve in that role. do you think? yeah, it was in 1995 if i'm not wrong during the turn on the way he could kind of those or turner as, as a president of brazil. actually he got

a lot of good things for regular players. he actually established and the help at 2 pudding, brazilian blaze hello and the name of law is below the last little late bill, which gave for brazilian players more rights. and i also think that in the past was really terrible. the player did not have any possibility to change clubs if they want. it was something super old in brazil and help us with the politics to change events. so in some ways he made the sport a little bit more democratic. do you think? i would say that i would say that because if you think about a how a word curve, how i am brazil and national chin gang affects us. you can say that in that mom and during that mom in, during that 9 minutes of the game. oh people, they kind of forget what is happening out round the country. oh,

our are difficult and struggles. an feller was something to watch, something to have burnt, something to entertain us. let's do specifically about his style of playing because he's often of course called the greatest. but what does that actually mean in terms of what he was able to achieve on the pitch? i would say to say 2 things. after pileggi, every good player that was born in brazil and also every good player that where's the number 10 jersey cares with, with the hand roll and our responsibility to be the best one. be the number dan, after phil let, if i present to be the best one in the other things. it's also not checked in. i can explain if you are a good in journalist, if you were

a good in any professional area in your life. in brazil we would say that you are the lead off journal is not for lack of driving the play of anything because he was the best soccer in sports as a lead. so he became this kind of an objective for the word and we're looking at some, some file footage of him, both in black and white and also in color. and of course, he burst on to the international stage at a time, a great technological changed in the people often compare. seeing him on the tv to watching the moon landings. his death in many ways is one of our last links to the 20th century. exactly. because he started should do things bad. today we see mastic, we see chris general ranaldo and all other big players doing. but he did 1st. he did the but he did. he created some skills that today we used to compare him to

other great player like, but i don't or matthew or chris general. as i mentioned, also i to, i could tell this story off. he's coming here to the united states. and here he became a global figure. he became something like the beatles when be those james, united states was kind of the same thing when bill came to play for cause most during 3 year. it's interesting that you compare to the beat, of course, the beatles were a truly global phenomena. i mean, of course, his historically football up until this point was seen very much of the sport dominated by the old world by european teams where football was invented. but pilot changed all that to me. yes, also because when he play it being brazil specifically in brazil in my vision that at that moment brazil had in south america had the best fucker football in the word

kid saying soccer because i'm here united said but it's football. so even in that moment when he had some offers to go to europe to play for realm agreed to play in italy, he prefers just a surplus. and also he used to travel a lot. we've seen this magical thing up stances with great players and with pain. he could spread all the talent and he could spread how the brazilian book was good . at that time. it's interesting that you're actually there in boston of the united states because of course the pele did try to popularize football in the us. it's always taken about feet compared to other sports there. but how is this passing being viewed by the u. s? yeah, you know, i went to new york last friday and i stayed there to tell that story because paulette played here in 197576774 cosmos. he was

retired them. he came back for at 1st for one year contract, but he stayed for 3 years. it was at that moment. a contract of $2800000.00. it was the highest player in the war at that moment. and america was at that moment. they didn't know what soccer was, football was so believe was the work and also to to make football. no here, united states. and today if you say that in 3 years and a half, we're going to have a word cup here for the 2nd time. this is because the phillip and this is because he's time playing for new york, cosmos, colorado, juliet, a from s p in brazil. many thanks. thanks for joining us. the news our thank you

very much and happy new year for everybody to you. there is a now sir, lila de silver will be attending that wake. she was sworn in as brazil's new president, on sunday thousands to witness the inauguration of the veteran left wing politician, widely known as lula. it's the 3rd time he's held. the nation's highest office, opposed. one offer closely fought election. latin america editor lucy newman, reports from priscilla hughley sworn imprisonment. reaching nancy lula. the silva walked up the ramp of the presidential palace flanked by members of brazil's diverse society, including an indigenous leader, a black woman, a disabled man, a child, and a rubbish collector. it was a symbolic gesture. they shared the task of bestowing lula, the presidential sash, in lieu of outgoing presidential bulls. fernando who refused to recognize his successor will that it was i above 2. we will use the weapons that our adversaries

fear, the most. the truth that prevails are the lies. hope that conquers fair and loved defeats hatred. thousands of supporters from all over brazil had come to witness the return of the man they call the people's president. firemen doused them with water to help overcome heat and exhaustion. many like the piano and avid yenna had arrived before dawn. hello, hello. we've been waiting for for years for democracy, for the brazilian people to eat and have jumps loose. political, come back is nothing short of extraordinary. in 2018, he was sentenced to a nearly 13 year prison term for corruption. although he was later released after his sentence was overturned, o 8 kilometers from the palace, fierce a ponies camped near a military barracks, refusing to recognize their left during president without a continue resisting lula. one by a very small margin in

a bitterly fought election. yell. oh, but the supporters are over joyed una himself was overcome with emotion. you spoke of ending hunger among the poor nat portables of full lines of people at the doors of butcher shops, looking for bones to alleviate hunger, while at the same time, others white to buy imported cars and private jets, such as social chasm is an obstacle to the building of a truly just democratic society. luna, is promising to reinstate. most of the social programs had made him so popular during his 1st 2 terms. he has a woman tremendously high expectations amongst brazilians, and that's always dangerous because their expectations that he may not be able to meet rulers, powerful opponents, led by former presidential seattle, are determined to thwart his government at every turn, leaving the new president. little time to celebrate the sea in human al jazeera

brazilian, a bridge connecting columbia and venezuela has fully reopened for the 1st time and nearly a decade, allowing people and cargo to move across, improve relations between the 2 south american nations made it possible. as alice, under rom petty reports, it is a scene that people living along this bordered have waited for 4 years. a line of passenger cars crossed from columbia into venezuela on sunday, symbolically and practically ending years of tense relations between the 2 countries. i wasn't elegant. my grand about, it is really a great joy for all colombians to be able to move between the 2 countries. again, many of us were used to moving freely and it made us very sad that for many years these 2 countries were separated. so we are very happy to where it is. we opened the t v as bridge and january 1st with the festive by national ceremony. balloons flew in the air while government delegations met at the center of the bridge that

until recently had been blocked by containers placed there by the venezuelan army. oh, to day with this formal opening, we fulfill the political will of president nicholas maduro and gustavo petro. of total and transparent openness of the border with columbia left, his gloomy president, gustavo pedro had announced a normalization of diplomatic relations with been sweller after winning elections in august. the 2 countries have gradually restored border crossings and commerce since then. the shared 2200 kilometers border had been partially closed 7 years ago, and completely blocked in 2019 after the columbian president. he van decay, questioned venezuelan president nicholas, my daughters reelection. since then, security along the border has deteriorated with the on groups controlling the legal transports of goods and the exodus of venezuelan migrants. now people on both sides,

many by national, are hoping they will benefit socially and economically. wilburn said, glen mondanca, the former brotherhood is back and it is what the venezuelan people want, that we build brotherhood again that our ven, it's allan brothers come through with vehicles the day end to columbia because many people have their relatives on the other side of the border well, but i mean if he strayed between the 2 countries was worth over $7000000000.00 us dollars back in 2008, but has collapsed to less than 300000000. since while returning to those levels will be difficult. the reopening as brought relief and hopes for better times ahead . alexander and be at the al jazeera well with that dropping water levels in the lake. the supplies, most of zambia and zimbabwe is hydro. ready electric power plants is force both countries to begin rationing electricity, sim bob way, shows lake karuba with some food zambia and can sometimes be without power for opting 18 hours a day. her motto has more from harry traffic jams like this. and now normal

intern bob is capital had at motorists expect to get stuck for several reasons. among been traffic lights, not working that because of electricity cuts that can last for alice not far from the congestion. these people are making items like tombstones and picking tops from granite. tired of the constant power cut. they've invested in generators and other alternative sources of energy. if they didn't, did go out of business in it's actually is for $100.00. so for us to cut in when you have to do that, you need from round pollution and everything. so to us, electricity is actually the 1st thing that we are no business. the barbie's park, a blamed on miss management corruption, aging coal plants and more recently low water levels at the can reba south power station. the my way as i used to power outages with some areas having no

electricity for most of the day. the government had to import electricity from mozambique and zambia, and other countries in southern africa. taking similar action. lake ariba is the biggest source of power for both zimbabwe and neighboring zambia. but water labels have dropped significantly because of recurring droughts, low rainfall, and an increased use of water to generate power. zambia has also started rationing power and it's affecting businesses here in the capitol. the 2nd i was the very disappointed because many of the products that we sell here about 80 percent, they're fresh products. and when they get by your small scale our, our business is not here too short. so serious, get affected. zombie as government says, the pol cuts will continue until water levels rise in lake ariba. in zimbabwe. leaders have told bay people, electricity services will get better. all those he can do is wait and hope they are

right. how to matessa out there had had it all in time for the sport. now. his alley, thanks so much nave. well, tom brady, his security's 14th consecutive player for parents, brady and sparring his team to a title wedding victory against the carolina panthers. the 45 year old quarterbacking briefly retired from his fort lastly, rallied his team from its whence he won't send f, sit in the 4th quarter. the buccaneers went on to win 3020 for victory. the gave them the nf c south title and a spot in the post season. the 19th divisional title for the 7th time super bowl champ from mike evans here, checks into the play, felt great. i'm really proud of our guys in iran on the team coaches. we battled through a lot of tough things this year and happy to win the division. it's always tough to to do it. that is. and if our games are tough to win, and we are always figure out a way to keep them somehow exciting or show wouldn't be as exciting as we made. but i'm happy we've got to win and happy so many guys contributed. well,

another veteran quarterback is heading for just the right time of the season after various full starts of this campaign. aaron rogers in the green bay packers, and now just one went away from the playoffs. the packers here beating the minnesota vikings 4117. that is their full, straight wind, green bay house, the detroit lines next week with the packers knowing of victory will be enough for them to make the post season when we were sitting $3.00 and $6.00. and we looked at the next 3 at the time, tennessee was fine, really? well, i was who cowboys playing well and silly was number one league. and i just feel like we get one of those. we can when the last 5 and 9 and it was going to get in i don't, didn't really go around saying it because, you know, really want to say, we just get one of these next 3, you know, maybe to fully house, but in my head that's what i was thinking, killing him by pace pi sondra man,

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champion at the world. and betsy beaten here by alex demeanor at the united cup in sydney. it's his 2nd defeat at the mixed scene tournaments and this will be his last competitive match before he begins his title, defense in melbourne and credit me. this is venus williams is 30th year on the women's tour. the 42 year old has received a wild card for the australian open, and the american now began her preparations with a when the 7th time at grandson, champion beating compatriot. katie volleyball player less than half her age. in this wilma prevents and new zealand. this was her 1st singles victory since wimbledon. 2021 honor and a big news here, the world darts championship. so one player taking a new approach to blocking out spectator noise world number one, go in price putting on ear defenders. so during his quarter, final in london didn't seem to help him too much in front of a raucous crowd. he lost to gabriel clemens, who became the 1st german to reach his hand. or i most bought from me

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