>> you are watching dw news. football legend pele dies at the age of 82. he was the only player to win three world cups. also coming up, multiple explosions rock ukraine's capital kyiv. a fresh wave of russian attacks hits cities nationwide.

moscow unleashes more than 100 strikes targeting critical infrastructure and injuring civilians. benjamin netanyahu seals of her martic a political comeback. he is sworn in to head up the most right wing government in israel's history. ♪ >> to our viewers on pbs and around the world, welcome. the football legend pele has died from cancer at the age of 82. the former superstar was the only player to win three world cups. he is known as the greatest footballer of all time.

football is now warning the man often cited as the greatest he was a wizard with the soccer ball but few knew his real name edson he rose to fame as pele a nickname he at first could not stand i fight in college with the kids because no my name is edson they call me pele i get two-day suspender and it's good and everybody in school all the kids start going pale i hate that time today i love of course now i love because i don't know god gave it to me short name easy to pronunciate any language you can't remember pele he was born in the favelas of trish corazonish a small town in southern brazil at 15 he made his debut with santos fc a year later he was the league's top scorer

at the world cup in sweden in 1958 pele became a star he scored six goals and brazil won the tournament pele was just 17 years old the youngest world champion of all time nobody knew brazil before 1958. even the name on the flag of the world championship was wrong and mario zagalo asked to fix it we went to hindus where the team was based and nobody knew who brazil were so everything started here and that gives us a special feeling. >> pele became the first global soccer star brazilians called him oh hey the king he won two more world cup titles with brazil in 1962 and 1970. he was named player of the century. he thrilled fans with his unique technique elegant playing style and prolific scoring. he needed an incredible 1283 goals. >> i got he gift from god to play football and then my father used to say listen he feels you got to give it from god to

play if you'll be in good shape nobody stop you. >> financial troubles and a multi-million dollar deal lured pele out of semi-retirement to play for the new york cosmos in the 1970s. >> have opportunity to learn english to to give opportunity to my my family my sons my daughter to study english. then i moved to the united states because of those you know proposed. >> at 37 pele retired from playing the beautiful game he became an internationally sought after advertising icon. he founded a sports marketing agency and he acted in many films playing a soccer player of course he also made music. he composed esperanza for the 2016 olympic summer games in his

home country. ♪ pele also got involved in brazilian politics he was appointed extraordinary minister for sport and brazil's first black minister he also worked with unicef and became a unesco goodwill ambassador. >> when children have a better education we'll have a better world that's why education is so important. >> in his final years the footballer of the century frequently had to spend time in hospital because of health problems now the king of football pele has passed away. >> arguably the best that ever was, what impact did he have on football? >> it's difficult to calculate and underestimate as well. nowadays, we are used to living

in an age of global football superstars. when he first came onto the scene, he was a trail blazer. the first true global footballing icon. he held the world record for the most career goals and also 13 world cups. he is the only player to have done that. -- he won 3 world cups. his impact, the figure of him was more than just the numbers. he was about the captivating charisma and artistry of his game. that's what made people flock to go see him whenever they could. when he first one the first world cup with brazil in sweden in 1958, he was inundated with offers from big european clubs. they want to get his signature

and have him on their team. such was the importance of him and his magnetism, his importance to brazil. the president of brazil at the time had dedicated a national treasure with the desire to keep him stay put. he was the ioc athlete of the century in the 20th century. we've heard about the films, the music, the political life. he was one of time magazine's 100 most important people of the 20th century. his impact on football, sports, and the cultural political world is in total hard to overstate. >> what kind of reaction are we expecting? >> we have had a couple. the news came through just an hour ago, so not too many notable reactions just yet. name mark said that he transformed soccer into an art.

another notable reaction, someone said that he was the most divine of footballers and genuine's of men. he will always have footballing immortality. i would like to share a couple of other quotes. one of these described a past that he played in the world cup final. an expression of beauty that touches us and gives us a feeling of eternity. another described him as the only footballer who surpassed the boundaries of logic. plenty more reactions to come no doubt, but a titan of football passed away today. >> thank you so much for joining us. russia has launched a new wave

of attacks across ukraine. defense forces shut down most of the estimated 100 incoming rockets and drones but some still struck their targets. the capital kiev was left without power. >> trails of smoke across the sky as missiles battle the country. kyiv residents shelter below the streets in the metro. in scenes reminiscent of the early days of russia's invasion. the mayor of kyiv remains defiant saying the people of ukraine will never give up. the russians want to bring depression. especially right now, christmas time. year. the russians want to bring us to

black time without lighting. without heating. they have to bring the depression mood to everyone. the ukrainian people were angry and they said they are without heating but we never give up. >> he visited one neighborhood in southern kyiv were a missile caused extensive damage. >> you can see the debris of the missile that fell earlier. the road here is completely littered. this is completely desolated and it's not just houses, it is also entire lives. >> locals sifted through what remained of their homes. >> i was in the supermarket when

my granddaughter called crying and said her windows were broken and someone's house was on fire. we dropped everything and came running and saw everything the animals had done. they are fascists. >> military officials say dozens of missiles were fired at key infrastructure targets but most were intercepted by air defense systems. belarus has summoned the ukrainian ambassador after he claimed a missile entered its territory. almost one year into the war, people across ukraine are now seeing 2022 and the same way it began. >> earlier i spoke to correspond in kyiv and asked her to describe aftermath. >> it was heartbreaking because

there were several houses that were completely destroyed. i could see people standing in a state of shock. they had lost everything, their entire lives. they had saved up money for years to buy their little houses in the outskirts in a quiet neighborhood and within seconds, everything got shattered. that was really shocking to see for them. there were three people injured including one seriously including a 14-year-old girl. it was a scene of devastation. unfortunately, those are very common scenes. this was not the first time we covered at that kind of attack, but it is always heartbreaking to see those people having lost absolutely everything within seconds. >> can you also give us an update on the situation elsewhere in ukraine?

>> that was a massive attack launched by russia. ukrainian authorities talk about 120 missiles launched this morning. around key cities in ukraine. one place two people died. seven people got injured. in other cities in the western part of the country, and of course here in kyiv the damage is considerable with 40% of the population deprived of electricity and heating in this cold part of the year. they are also deprived of running water because the infrastructures have been hit. >> this bombardment has been going on for months in ukraine. how are people dealing with the constant threat of russian missile attacks? >> they are coping as best as they can but to give you an

idea, when you go to the shopping mall most lights are off because authorities are saving energy for essential infrastructures such as hospitals. you can see behind me a city that is usually lit up at night, we have a christmas treat that you cannot see. also landmarks that you can probably not see because millions of ukrainians across the country are deprived of electricity. the mayor of kyiv said people keep on fighting and they are resolute in not being defeated but at the same time, they have to cope with the daily horror. it is scary to have every day the threat of a missile falling. to feel the wind is being shattered. they are resilient, but it is

not an easy situation at the moment. >> thank you. we can bring you up to speed on other world news headlines. bulgaria has summoned russia's ambassador to explain why moscow placed a journalist on a wanted list. a leading investigator has looked into war crimes in ukraine. weeks attention appeared to be easing on the border between covert -- kosovo and serbia. have agreed to dismantle roadblocks. the international community is called for de-escalation. the vatican says the former pope benedict remains gravely ill but is stable and illicit. pope francis has called for prayers for the 95-year-old.

concerns grow over his condition. the eu says mandatory covid-19 screening for travelers arriving from china is unnecessary. surging case numbers have left the u.s., italy, and other countries to test arrivals. italy has called on brussels to impose tests across the eu. china has scrapped some restrictions and is planning to ease more quarantine rules. i am pleased to welcome and infectious diseases expert at columbia university. do you think it makes sense to impose mandatory testing for people arriving from china? >> i don't think it's going to make a large difference. in the first place, it makes a difference what test you used. the antigen test for example might miss individuals who are infected. you can start travel during the

time when the virus is evading in your body. we might miss it with an antigen test. the pcr tests are most were -- much more reliable. i think things need to be revisited. in addition, what we have learned over decades with the sorts of illnesses is that they are typically already within those countries that are trying to protect themselves at a time they impose the sanctions. i imagine this variant is already circulating in europe and the united states. >> the cdc believes china is not being transparent enough ensuring data in order to have a real picture of how many cases there are and a potential for a variant of concern entering the united states. you were allowed to travel to china in 2020 to investigate the origin of covid. how justified you think u.s.

concerns are? >> i think transparency is an issue. i think transparency is a problem in china. we don't understand the full impact of outbreak. we believe it is nationwide and consequences. i never favor the idea of a shutdown and zero covid because it was not realistic. it is useful early in the course of an outbreak and allowing you time to vaccinate people. but that really is our first line of defense. >> what do you think the best approach is for governments? >> i think china is going to have a tremendous loss of life. it is very sad. it is much like what we had in europe particularly in italy. and the united states and new york where i live. it was an enormous burden of

morbidity and mortality with long covid as well. it is very difficult right now to say whether they will be able to vaccinate enough people rapidly enough and to boost them so they can get protection in time. i think there is going to be substantial loss of life. >> thank you for joining us. benjamin netanyahu has been sworn in as israel's new prime minister capping a remark -- remarkable political comeback. his government includes ultra-orthodox and ultranationalist parties. >> israel's longest-serving

prime minister is back. benjamin netanyahu has been sworn in. following a vote in parliament. opposition members are not happy. >> i hear the cries of the opposition about the end of the country, opposition numbers this is the essence of democracy. >> outside parliament, the new government faced angry protesters. many israelis are concerned by its plans. these include legal reforms the critics say undermine the judiciary. this is a government based on people that are not only racist, there's a great deal of those people they have criminal

records in their history. >> the government has vowed to promote settlements in the occupied west bank and other disputed areas. the militant group hamas says that will lead to more violence. >> we in the movement issue a clear warning that the policies of this government represent a trigger point for major unrest which might extend beyond palestine. >> this year is already the deadliest in the region since 2005. benjamin netanyahu wants to block iran's efforts to develop nuclear weapons. benjamin netanyahu is still fighting corruption charges in court and he faces tough opposition at home. >> let's return to our top story. the death of the brazilian

football legend pele at the age of 82. seen by many as the greatest footballer of all time. i would like to get across to our journalist based in são paulo. he won three world cups. he must be a hero there. how are people reacting? >> it is so sudden. we knew this is going to happen for some time. we saw the brazilian national team with their banner saying it will soon at the world cup just now. still these things are changing by the second. more and more tributes pouring in as we speak. the greatest footballer of all time, king pele as he is known in brazil. it is still quite early to tell.

we haven't had any tribute from brazils incoming government. we can expect from the new government attribute coming in. we have seen one of brazils best known singers giving tribute. another tweeted before pele number 10 was just a number, afterwards it is something special in football. things are really emotional here in brazil right now. tributes are pouring in by the second as we speak. >> we are seeing pictures of the hospital where he had been sick and where he passed away. do we know what kind of plans will be made to commemorate him? plans for his funeral? >> we don't know yet. it's all too soon to tell.

i can imagine there will be days of mourning decreed. i wouldn't be surprised if there was a pele holiday. this man was an ambassador for football, brazils greatest known athlete, an ambassador for brazil. he will be dearly missed. even though we have seen this pretty much since the olympics in 2016. he has been ill for some time, but this comes as a terrible tragedy for brazil. like i say, it's too early to tell right now. there has been no process. his death was declared us than two hours ago. there has been no official process declared yet, but we can expect a large turnout to

commemorate his death here on the streets in são paulo. like i said, days of mourning. >> thank you for that update. he might still be a teenager, but he is establishing himself at the top of the competitive chess world. second-place finish has cemented his place among the elite. we recently caught up with the youngest ever grand master from germany as he afflicted on his rise. >> chess might be ancient, but he is showing age is no barrier. the 18-year-old is wowing the chess world. >> pressure from outside has

never played a big role for me. i have a good understanding of what is possible and what is not. i know what i expect of myself. at the world rapid and blitz chess championships and because asked on, the great and the good of chess assembled. he made his first appearance at the prestigious event and came in an impressive second. he is the youngest german chess grand master ever. he is remaining modest in his bid to become the very best in all forms of the sport. >> i wanted to first see how good i am. i don't even know that myself. no one else knows either so for now, i can cause a few surprises. >> it's a long road to chess glory, but he is managing it faster than most. >> let's get a reminder of our

top stories. the football legend pele has died of cancer at the age of 82. he helped brazil win three world cups and is seen as one of football's greatest players. he enchanted fans and dazzled opponents. russia has again launched large-scale missile attacks across ukraine. explosions of rock a number of cities including kyiv. authority say 90% of the city was left without electricity. that is your news update at this hour. thank you for watching.

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♪ >> the world mourns a sports legend. sucker icon paley -- soccer icon pele dies at the age of 82. russian missiles rain down over ukraine in what is being called the largest wave of attacks by moscow since the war began. at least two people were killed in kharkiv, ukraine's second-largest city. in israel, benjamin netanyahu is sworn in as prime minister to serve a record six term.

he is leading the country's most part right and religiously conservative government in its history. thanks for joining us here on france 24. tributes are pouring in for pele , the legendary brazilian soccer player who died today at the age of 82. doctors say he died of organ failure resulting from colon cancer. he rose to become one of the greatest and best-known athletes in modern history. to get more of what he meant to the brazilian people, we go to our correspondent. >> football in brazil is a way the nation likes to feel avenged, and pele is a living embodiment or was until a few hours ago, a living embodiment of that. as a nine-year-old in tears, he listened with his father to the radio as brazil lost to uruguay. he promised his father he would make that right.

brazil was established as the country of footbal t country of the beautiful game, and the world cup was by then established as habit every four years the planet would have of getting together and sitting around for a month watching football. all of that is much more the work of pele than any other individual. a man born in poverty just 52 years after brazil had abolished enslavement, who becomes through the force of his own talent and deliberation in the democratic nature of the game itself, become this future king of the game. >> what did pele mean to the brazilian people? >> he is by far without doubt the greatesdiplomatrazil has ever produced. through pele, brazil is recognized across the world as a country that everyone wants to be. pele is winning.

pele is winning in style. pele is winning with style and happiness. pele, an embodiment of the country of carnival, bringing the rhythm of dance and carnival to the football field, the embodiment of the joy of physical expression that belongs to the entire world, but to brazil more than anyone else. >> there's a presidential inauguration in brazil coming up on sunday. this is a big time of transition for the nation and now this news that pele has died. talk to us about this moment in timeor brazil. >> it is politically a very, very polarized moment. real security concerns in brasilia. far right president bolsonaro leaving the scene. his supporters have to accept -- not all of his supporters have accepted the result. on saturday, bolsonaro supporters were arrested for

attempting to blow up a lorry full of explosives, taking out the electricity supply and bringing a military intervention. in this deeply polarized climate, pele represents a better brazil, a unified brazil, a brazi where that famous yellowhirt does not represent one political strata. it represents the entire country. we hope that even those who have not accepted the results of the election on october 30 can, for the legacy of pele, keep quiet, accept the peaceful transition of power, and the peaceful transition of power is the test of any democracy as a mark of respect to the great pele. >> that is our tim vickery reporting. pele burst on the global stage at the age of 17 when brazil won the world cup against sweden

back in 1958. here is a look at his life on and off the field. >> a worldwide football legend has passed away. pele, the king, was widely considered to be one of the greatest football players in history with more than 1200 goals to his name. he was born in 1942 a modest family in brazil. following in his father's footsteps, he quickly found his calling and became a top athlete. at barely 15 years old, he became a professional footballer. his career then took off. two years later in 1956, he won his first world cup and became the youngest player in history to do so. he won two others in 1962 and then in 1970, becoming the only footballer in history with three world cups to his name. if he was playing for the national team hour for h own

club, he was recognized for his exceptional skills. he was also coveted by the biggest european clubs. while in the united states, he made the sport more popular and was even invited to the white house as the top score, the player was injured many times during his career. his career ended in 1977, and the king decided to use his talents outside of the field. he became the sports minister of his country and transfer -- transformed brazilian football, giving more rights to its players. in the year 2000, fifa awarded him best player of the century, and honor he shared with another south american football legend. pele also used his fame to defend international causes. he was particularly committed to education through unicef and also became a member of the olympic committee for the sport that he loved. towards the end of his life, his health was very fragile.

he had to undergo surgery in 2021 and had difficulty moving due to the multiple injuries he suffered on the field. >> tributes continue to pour in for pele. brazil's incoming president, lula da silva, reacted on twitter saying, there has never been a number 10 like him. thank you, pele. james, what have people been saying about the loss of this true sports legend? >> it has been two hours or so since we heard of his death. you just mentioned, the brazilian president putting out his message. of course, within the last few hours, the same associates in the sporting world have also been putting out those messages. santos put out a simple message saying that he was internal.

clearly, centers representing so much for pele because this is what he was about, so much pride managing to keep him as the story goes, and he was then declared a national treasure so he could then be bought off by larger european clubs, and keeping him in brazil was so important. santos forno putting out a message which will bring about so many emotions for fans. within the country, neymar, from one number 10 to another, putting out a message to pele. it meant so much, helping black people be able to play football

because of course, it was a different time when pele started playing. a lot of progression not just on the field but around it, which is pretty much what comes about when you talk about an athlete or a figure of his size within the world. it is not just about what happens on the pitch, is it? of course, there are many sides to all of this, but we look at these things, the changes and the way he managed to catch people's heart and soul. obviously, these amazing skills on the pitch. m'bappe, of course, no secret about the admiration between the two there. he put out this message, long live the king. he has made it clear that pele was a huge, huge influence on

him. and of course, the idea of who is going to take over pele's legacy. the source talk about what is coming up next, can someone match him? if you look at the 24-year-old, certainly doing well and on the right path. he is not alone, though. much further down the line in terms of career, lionel messi, recently after his world cup when also putting out an image of the two together. and cristiano ronaldo, big things, also sending out his condolences once the news was confirmed, as we feared, by his daughter. we spent a lot of time with him over the last months and years, especially around christmas and in hospital, the image that comes out from that, but of course, this was the news that we were fearing was coming.

we could feel that from a distance, pele clearly was frail. we have known that for some time. 82 years, it is a good age. you could say we have had a decent time. but just measuring what this actually will mean for footballers, to kind of sit back and realize the will has lost one of the greatest players to ever live. i man who has left a mark that will never leave on football and sports in general. >> thanks so much. earlier, i spoke to a senior lecturer in football studies. he told us why pele's personal story resonated so strongly with fans. >> the loss football is going to feel, particularly with pele

departing. he was the first black global superstar. we often think about football as a global game. pele embodied so much of that. he almost transcended from becoming simply a footballer to football's first global statesman. he was a diplomat. he was football's first global statesman. the awe that pe had four several generations. the very fact of his passing is

going to be mourned by so many across the globe, not simply in brazil, not simply across south africa, but across the globe tells us just so much about the esteem in which pele will continue to be held. >> of course, we are seeing all these tributes pouring in for pele. what is your own personal reaction to the death of pele? >> he had been known well for quite some time, and the news broke during the world cup that pele had been receiving treatment. i'm in my early 40's now, and growing up, pele has always been there. i never watched him live. my dad, my grandparents, they watched pele, but his legend has

been able to be passed through, but if you think about the iconic imagery, when image that stands out for me is when pele scores brazil's 100th world cup goal, there's beautiful symmetry. the goal in itself is an unbelievable technique. but the celebration defines what pele is really all about. the look of unbridled joy on pele's face, the arm lifted, that will live on. plenty of images, plenty of moments for fans across the

globe, across brazil in his home city. thoughts, prayers with pele's family, friends, loved ones. those memories, there will be so many of those. for me personally, it is that celebration, scoring brazil's 100th goal, that unbridled joy. >> going to bring back in james mussina from our sports desk. what were you thinking they're listening to david weber? >> talking about pele on the field on the reactions he would have throughout the game. joy from him and joy from the stents, and it is the reason why people are watching football, to experience that. of course, the world cup -- as always, when the world cup comes about, you cannot go about it without talking to brazil.

of course, once again, the name pele always comes up, the number of trophies he was able to lift. and his teammates who put out balance for this. just remind ourselves of what pele achieved. we talked about presales game against england, and also, when you put someone of this caliber on the field for in any kind of. generally, it helps also bring out the best from others as well. that header he put into the net in 1970.

two legends who now will be up there. would merit otter left us, that was only recently. also in post-life -- post earth life. perhaps they will be playing together at some point. when you see the -- [indiscernible] >> thanks for helping us put this all into perspective. pele was diagnosed with colon cancer in september 2021. we look back at the final months of one of the greatest football legends who ever lived. >> these images were taken just a few weeks ago during the world cup in qatar. having been qualified for the

quarterfinals, players from brazil's national football team display a banner of pele following concerns of the footballer's health. his face was also displayed on buildings across the capital, doha, as a show of support. taking to social media, the football legend asked the organizers for thinking of him and that good wishes. his daughter posted this image of her father watching the world cup final, france versus argentina, from his hospital bed . he later congratulated lionel messi and kylian mbappe for their performances. pele was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2021 and has since been receiving regular checkups. this november, he was checked

into hospital. despite the prayers and good wishes, his condition had significantly worsened these past few weeks. with doctors becoming increasingly concerned. >> as brazil mourns pele's death, the nation is getting ready to swear in a new president sunday. authorities have already foiled one bomb plot against the incoming leader, lula da silva. >> a day of raids and arrests. investigations into an alleged military coup continued just days before the inauguration of president-elect lula da silva. brazilian authorities have been cracking down on a group loyal to defeated far right president who never officially conceded defeat and has pushed baseless claims that brazil's electoral system is faulty. this small but committed minority refuses to acknowledge

lula da silva's election victory and are calling for a military coup. just a few days ago, police in brasilia found a bomb before it exploded, a planned attack allegedly masterminded by bolsonaro supporters. the violence stems from a riot earlier this month, on the day lula's victory was certified. one thing is certain. authorities will be sparing no means when it comes to security for sunday's ceremony. >> 100% of the police force of the federal district of brasilia have been mobilized. both the military and civil police and also fire brigades, to ensure the safety not only of the president, but also foreign delegations and the public. >> while police continued their

raids and arrests, lula was finalizing his new government. it is a list of cabinet members that includes allies outside of lula's leftist party as he strengthens his coalition. >> next to ukraine, which is experiencing the biggest wave of russian strikes in weeks, moscow fired dozens of missiles this thursday across the country, damaging power stations and other critical infrastructure. at least two people were killed in kharkiv, ukraine's second-largest city. military officials say they shot down 54 of the 69 missiles that were launched by russia. earlier, we spoke to foreign affairs editor rob parsons who told us more about the conditions at the moment on the ground. >> big not been able to deploy troops effectively because of the mud. the rains have made it difficult to move about, but as the ground begins to harden, as winter sets in and temperatures fall,

movement becomes a little bit easier. at the same time that is happening, ukrainians have been pressing for an area to the northwest. both of them in luhansk region, which is part of the donbas. absolutely critical to any claims russia has two achieving any sort of military victory in ukraine, but there, the russians are looking very vulnerable indeed, particularly at the moment where the ukrainians are right on the edge. if that falls, russians will have to withdraw by 30 kilometers or so to the east. several towns which they took from the ukrainians in the

summer very vulnerable indeed, and if that happens, it will be an extremely serious setback for the russians. >> in israel, benjamin netanyahu was sworn in as prime minister this thursday to serve a record sixth term. the 73-year-old is fighting corruption charges and has already served as premier longer than anyone in israeli history. >> around 3000 left wing israeli activists demonstrated angry at the inauguration of a new hard right government led by benjamin netanyahu, saying it is a danger to democracy and affects lgbt and other minority rights.

>> [indiscernible] we come to say no, we will not have this. >> the government is about to rise up in israel, horrible government. a lot of criminals. >> the mood inside was also in conflict. members of the opposition heckled netanyahu with chants of "weak, weak," and "shame." they say he has made costly deals to secure allies. one analyst says his legal woes will lead to continued instability. >> we will get much more extremist and populist netanyahu than netanyahu before.

he has now begun his sixth term as israeli prime minister. >> the new speaker is a netanyahu loyalist and openly gay lawmaker. >> finally, we have late word that fashion designer vivian westwood has died at the age of 81. according to a statement from her fashion house, she died peacefully at her home in south london surrounded by her family. more on that story coming up in the next hour. that is it for now. stay tuned for more world news here on france 24. >> [speaking foreign language] >> on december 1, 1944, in a

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