both occasions addressed by president rousseff. not only clinton opened a very successful clinton meetings, hetive was also asked by the national confederation of industry to address the body, but he was unfortunately presented because of his travel in connection with the memorial for president mandela. the leadership of c and i told us it was the largest gathering they had had an several people called up saying they just wanted to hear bill clinton. do his thing. the awkwardness around the nsa diminished they extraordinary achievements of of our just returned ambassador tom shannon. we are fortunate to have him serving with secretary kerry. , and where we trust this adept steward of u.s.- brazil relations, we will have room for continued attention to realize the potential for engagement, both bilaterally and the things we can do together cooperatively on the world stage multilaterally. is that a personal privilege to work with some -- with tom shannon for more than a dozen years. i notice a pleasure for all of us to have him with

president rousseff was also an alleged target of u.s. surveillance. these issues and more will be addressed no doubt by a bachelor shannon. to introduce them is former brazil ambassador, tony herrington, a longtime friend and share of our brazil institute. before asking tony to introduce tom, let me applaud the efforts by washington and brasilia to move past the snowden issues and to reschedule president rousseff's visit early next year. i know a little bit about surveillance issues, and i strongly disagree with what edward snowden did. nonetheless, i welcome the public debate about how we should restart, reset what we do on surveillance. as the two largest economies and two largest democracies of the americas, the interest of the u.s. and brazil are more convergent and divergent in the realms of business defense, science, education and culture. as tom shannon likes to say, the challenge for the u.s. and brazilian government is to catch up and line it policy to this reality. and that's wh why tom shannon is here today, help us understand the landscape

close to president dilma rousseff.to the personse who is likely to run for the governor of the state, who is now the minister of development and commerce in brazil. you have this and the signals that they won more and more engagement with the united states. , youthink that is where know, this will appear in a debate in brazil. especially, i think, in a presidential election year in brazil next year. it will be interesting. i personally would love if the candidates all have the capacity to engage in this debate in terms of brazil's presence in the world. he wasng that i thought going to mention, but he didn't, and i will -- you have an increasing number of brazilian companies, global companies. there are about 30 of them. important inare the united states. they become real connectors between brazil and the united states. one well-known company that has five subsidiaries in the united states. they are here because this is a big market, but this is also a place of innovation. i wanted to just remember something president

both occasions addressed by president rousseff. opened thelinton clinton global initiative was also asked by the national confederation of ,ndustry to address the body but he was prevented because of in connection with a memorial for president mandela. cni told me itof was the largest gathering they had and several people called up saying they wanted to hear bill clinton do his thing. the awkwardness around the nsa thees in no way diminish achievements of the service of our just returned ambassador, tom shannon. are fortunate to have him serving with secretary kerry. it has been a personal privilege to work with tom shannon for more than a dozen years, as i know it is a pleasure for all of us to have him with us here this morning to share perspectives that are unique on the state of relations and the future of relations in u.s.-brazil. we will have some time for discussion moderated by brazil institute director paulos otero, as well. please help me welcome tom shannon. [applause] >> good morning. it is a great pleasure to be here.

more importantly, especially under president rousseff, the brazilians have made clear that iran had a lot of explaining to do and if it wanted to have normal relationships was going to have to be respectful of u.n. security council resolutions and the desire expressed repeatedly by the security council that iraq and address the concerns related to which nuclear program, and brazil has been supportive publicly, most recently of the agreement at the p 5 plus one to fashion with iran and brazil sees this as a positive development so that is helpful so in that regard we are in a very good place right now. with regard -- obviously the latin american experience around nuclear proliferation and especially the agreement between brazil and argentina to end the weatherization programs and create mutual verification capabilities was an innovative and important agreement and one that could be useful. as we look at how we manage verification regime is elsewhere. ultimately the challenge we are going to face whether it is in iran or north korea is really going to be about verification. in that rega

we were first to honor dilma rousseff and sponsored the brazil economic conference. we regularly hosted brazilian government and legislative in our interest a platform to air the good, the bad and the ugly in our relationship.

. >> sÍ. >> dilma rousseff estaba muy enojada hace unos meses, al igual que el presidente de mÉxico yger nuestros ciudadanos este y la seguridad nacional de estados unidos con las preocupaciones de privacidad, y eso es un balance muy difÍcil y por eso, este, Él coordinado una revisa de toda la polÍtica en esa Área de inteligencia e informaciÓn, eso es la cosa mÁs importante, que vamos a balancear las preocupaciones de nuestros ciudadanos y tambiÉn de los ciudadanos y lÍderes de nuestros aliados y socios. >> sÍ, la pregunta si se vale espiar a otros presidentes, no y eso es lo que estÁ en revisiÓn. >> claro y estÁ revisando a toda la polÍtica de informaciÓn e inteligencia, incluyendo ese tema que es muy puntual. >> esta semana, el gobierno de uruguay, las dos cÁmaras y el presidente josÉ mujica a quien tuvimos en este programa hoy precisamente tambiÉn, legalizaron la producciÓn, consumo y venta de marihuana, ¿es Ésta una buena idea? ¿hemos tratado todo? usted sabe, hay 17,000 muertos el aÑo pasado en mÉxico por el narcotrÁfico y muchos de ellos, ¿cuÁl es la posiciÓn del gobierno de est

latin america and that includes the surveillance of communications for brazilian president dilma rousseff the revelations angered rousseff who earlier this year canceled an official visit to meet with president obama in washington this september she also spoke at the un general assembly where she pushed the united nations to give citizens more protections against unwarranted surveillance meddling in such a man there in the lawyers and the fears of other countries is a breach of international law and as such it is an affront. to the principles the should otherwise govern relations among countries especially among friendly nations . a country's sovereignty can never affirm itself to the detriment of another country's sovereignty. the right to security of the country's citizens can never be. sure by violating the fundamental human rights and civil rights of another country's citizens. brazilian senators have already asked for snowden's help during hearings about the n.s.a. is targeting of brazil and snowden is now asking for help in return right now the former government contractor is living

. >> el presidente de méxico, enrique peña nieto presidenta de la republica de brasil, dilma rousseffde lo que el persiguio . >> abucheo al presidente de sudáfrica, jacob zuma . >> dijo que todos somos seres humanos . >> el compañero de lucha y amigo y también premio nobel desafio a estar de pie para una bendición . >> también celebridades que también apoyaron namde nelson mandela presionando en los 80s para que lo liberaran también bill gate, oprha bono y naome campbell . >> univisión . >> como dice maría elena se ve esas imágenes y el diálogo entre el presidente barack obama y raúl castro en actos postumos de nelson mandela , reacciones en estados unidos no se hacen esperar . >> tenemos algumas . >> el apreton de mano que despertó especulación de lo que es . >> jimmy carter restablecio comunicaciones con cuba, pero este no es acto de política de los países pero tiene significado . >> creo que como muchos estrechos de manos en ultimos 50 años de sadat con benit también rabin con arafat puede empezar un proceso . >> otros lo ven como simbolo que el presidente barack obama no tuvo otra

francois hollande is set for talks with president dilma rousseff. france is the fifth biggest investor in brazil with bilateral trade worth some 6.4 billion euros. for more, we go to tim in rio de janeiro. what is at stake politically for both sides? >> i think the most important thing is the economics of the situation. there is the hope that the figure could be doubled by 2020 in mutually beneficial ways. from the point of view of brazil, that means access to the european union for its agricultural produce. france has always been the obstacle here. europe's agricultural powerhouse. brazil is hoping france will be more frocks will there -- more flexible there. more access to industrial goods, services, and government contracts here in brazil. that is happening in an increasingly military context. france is hopeful of closing a deal for a fighter aircraft to be bought by the brazilian government and also five submarines. they are expecting a deal to close in the next couple of days. the french defense minister has not joined mr. hollande on this of s

sobre cuba, sobre las drogas, sobre el espionaje al presidente peÑa nieto y la presidenta vilma rousseffiendo un misterio las causas del accidente de tren en el bronx dejÓ 4 muertos y decenas de heridos. los investigadores dijeron que no hallaron problemas en los frenos o seÑales de la vÍa ferria, dieron negativas las pruebas de drogas y alcohol, hechos al ingeniero del tren que quedÓ aturdido poco antes del accidente se confirmÓ que el tren iba a 82 millas por hora. en una zona de 30 millas por hora. hoy saliÓ a la luz un video de vigilancia que captÓ el momento del choque del auto en el que murieron el actor paul walker y su amigo salvadoreÑo roger rodas. las autoridad desestimaron que el vehÍculo estuviera participando en una carrera ilegal en la calle, la oficina del alguacil de los angeles, declarÓ que no tiene evidencia de que un segundo vehÍculo haya estado involucrado en este trÁgico accidente. bueno, causa indignaciÓn en mÉxico, el video de una golpiza a una niÑa indÍgena en una escuela. advierten de los serios peligros de consumir sin moderaciÓn las cada vez mÁs populares bebid

after the revelations, president dilma rousseff cancelled a visit to washington, and condemned u.s. espionage at the assembly meeting. >> edward snowden has political support. legislators has asked for support in hearings. the only person to grant him asylum is the president. >> and the brazilian government sis it has not received initial request from edward snowden for asylum. the white house appears to send a message to russia, with the official u.s. delegation to the 2014 olympics in socchi. president obama will not travel to russia. the delegation includes no other high-ranking officials. he is sending two highly gay athletes, billy jean king, and hockey player caitlin cahol. the delegation represents the diversity that is the united states. russia is taking heat over its inacted laws against gay proppa glandsa. ondeuce billy jean king sent out this tweet: >> the u.s. says russia's massive bailout of ukraine will not address the concerns of ukrainian protesters. demonstrators opposed to the deal gathered in the capital kiev, and want ukraine to have closer ties with the european

south africa, leaders from four continents, from britain's david cameron and braz brazil's dilma rousseff. and cuba's raul castro. the leaders will be behind bullet proof cast. the white house has confidence in the security arrangements including cancelling military leaves. >> you've got all the police, army deployed at the moment working together with the american and other secret services around the world. >> reporter: today the official program for the memorial was released listing family, friends, and foreign dignitaries including president obama as speakers. but while it's a reminder the world embraced south africa, it is south africans who claim him. >> we with wouldn't miss it for the world. >> reporter: martin yonkers and his wife are among the perhaps tens of thousands who will try to attend tomorrow's memorial. their gratitude to mandela rooted in an interracial relationship that would have been illegal under apartheid. >> we never could have been together with all my friends if it wasn't for mandela. >> reporter: president obama arriving here early tuesday morning. we're told h

targeted chancellor angela merkel also reportedly on washington's radar brazil's president dilma rousseff as well as the russian prime minister and formulated dmitri medvedev he was spied on at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine with some help from britain's g c h q or britain a british investigative journalist paul lash maher thinks snowden's leaks show the true magnitude of the mass surveillance era we live in everybody knows everybody spies on everybody else that we don't know the extent i think what's going on here is we were always we've known for a while that the swedish. capability is quite developed so it is worth a lot with the british intelligence in the past but as with all things to do with the snowden documents there's one thing for experts on the outside think you know what you know suspecting that we are able to survive that it's quite another when we start to get the evidence so that the sheer scale of the international mass surveillance of individuals government studied this serious of it is absolutely phenomenal. quarter mounting for a broad inte

targeted chancellor angela merkel to also reportedly on washington's radar brazil's president dilma rousseff as well as the russian prime minister and former leader dmitri medvedev he apparently was spied on at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine when some help from britain's g c h q. well arctic spoke to an investigative journalist and forensic expert who told us that with its almost unlimited access to russia's online activities sweden's always been a tasty morsel for the n.s.a. . sweden norway has had a lot of a covert intelligence relationship with them where still in the years of the cold war. they've been tempted secretly in to the club with a big spies in which they are for the goodies to give to their prime minister in return for betraying we receive and security of all of their neighbors and money foreign citizens sweden was the largest collaborative in europe with the internet tapping program run by the prize group of being we speaking countries. and so it does so because it gets. back to access because it was to the baltic and it's no surprise that you see

targeted chancellor angela merkel also reportedly on washington's radar brazil's president dilma rousseff as well as the russian prime minister and former leader dmitri medvedev he was spied on apparently at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine when some help from britain's g c h q. where the n.s.a. reportedly harvesting data as well from hundreds of millions of ordinary people cell phones i asked earlier intelligence analyst glenmore traina harvey just what they hope to get from all this information. the volume of information is extraordinary and remember it has to be stored and they have storage facilities both outside of the united states and here what they will do is they will discover let's say that someone is using a cell phone a mobile phone and it it's just like the. navigation system you have in your motor car that it's linked to satellites you can say we're at any given time that car is well you can also say we're a mobile telephone a cell phone is located you can pick up that if the particular phone is one that you have an interest in and you then know yo

targeted chancellor angela merkel also reportedly on washington's radar brazil's president dilma rousseff as well as the russian prime minister and former leader dmitri medvedev he was spied on at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine with some help from britain's g c h q let's go live now to duncan campbell he's an investigative journalist and forensic expert from the u.k. thank you very much for coming on to the program has mean much official comment say far but do you think they'll be a lot more official reaction to these leaks or do you think this issue will try and blow itself out. no i don't think we'll be any more rational comment. what swedish t.v. is said to use in a san su this was a little less than what i said to the european parliament and september that sweden was the largest collaborative in europe with the internet tapping program run by the privatized group of being we speaking countries. and so it does so because of its fact access to cables to the baltic and as you just said need to map behind me shows the biggest pipes of the internet out of mosco

targeted chancellor angela merkel also reportedly on washington's radar brazil's president dilma rousseff as well as the russian prime minister and former leader to me to medvedev who apparently was spied on at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine with some help from britain's g c h q let's go live to washington d.c. intelligence analyst train obvious there for us to put a bit more flesh on the bones of this developing story hi there nice to see you tonight how much do you think sweden has been spying on russia end of the day. i think it's always a surprise because one imagines sweden a neutral country not engaging with the other protagonist during the cold war well tommy rot in point of fact the swedes have been working first of all with the british government communications headquarter g c h q which of actually joined by an unbiblical court with n.s.a. in fact if we go back to one thousand nine hundred fifty two there was a swedish air force d.c. three dakota that was doing surveillance work on the then soviet states of a stone and lithuania well along came a savi

the rifts that have opened up with german chancellor angela merkel with brazilian president dilma rousseff canceling a visit to washington those are pretty serious they put the president in iraq word situation and i don't think there's any question that this is cause these revelations have caused diplomatic damage at the same time i think we need to be a little careful in how we message this publicly i don't know that we should call it a frankenstein monster you know when we surveyed writers we didn't get a lot of stories back or even really stories back of people who had gotten caught in the dragnet who had written me and us an e-mail and suddenly found somebody knocking at their door that's not happening today as far as we have heard but there is what there is is this chilling of fact that is more subtle you know maybe in some ways quite insidious we also do know that there have been mistakes in the application and the exercise of these programs that sometimes they look at things that they according to even their own rules should not have an in with any program this large that's going to

after the revelations president dilma rousseff cancelled a visit to washington. edward snowden does have political support in brazil. several legislators asked for his support in hearings about the n.s.a. the only person that can grant him asylum is the president. >> and tomorrow night on "al jazeera america" my conversation with glenn greenwalled. >> next, an ancient site gets a makeover. tÑ >> [ singing ] >> lots of music videos, catchy tune, years of great performances and enough votes to get them into the rock'n'roll hall of fame. hall and oates among a mix of artists, along with the duo, the class of 2014 is impressive: >> now to a different set of rockers. stonehenge. tourists will have something extra to see. emily haywood reports. >> they have watched over this land for thousands of years. stonehenge and monuments set deep in the corner of england. around a million people come to see the icon every year. >> what endures about the place is the puzzle it presents. no one has been able to say with total certainty what stonehenge is. >> some say it was a sola

terminar con esto: en el paÍs acaban, bueno, tengo aquÍ una entrevista extraordinaria con dilma rousseffgo de eso. >> afortunadamente. sÍ, estoy a cargo de eso, muchas gracias. 9 meses despuÉs hemos, digamos, dado a luz nuestra versiÓn en portuguÉs de esto para el pÚblico brasileÑo. >> asÍ que, para allÁ vamos. >> ahÍ estamos. >> o sea, dejar el papel a un lado y esto de internet, bueno ustedes lo sabÍan. >> bueno, a nivel polÍtico fue... >> no "para allÁ vamos" "alla estamos". (risas). >> nosotros estamos reforzando mucho, mucho el trabajo web, de hecho yo asumÍ un nuevo cargo como editora polÍtica web. >> claro y en animal polÍtico obviamente lo tenemos. >> y en fusion estaba viendo: el 51% de todos los jÓvenes latinos ya no ven nada por televisiÓn, ahora es todo por la internet. >> claro. >> bueno, gracias por venir, se los agradezco. muchas gracias. >> gracias. >> al volver, vamos a hablar del estrÉs, cÓmo combatir los serios efectos. despacio... ¡cuidado! papi... okay, okay... ¿bacon portabella melt? wow! en brioche... ¡acelera! regresÓ la wendy's bacon portabella melt. ahora en un

. >> president obama greeted the brazilian prime minister dilma rousseff. she has not been happy. today kisses between the two. >> another chilly relationship with the afghan president. the two leaders sat near each other and chatted at one point. hamid karzai has refused to sign a security deal america wants. in the past these encounters have not led anywhere back in 2009 there was an awkward handshake with hugo chavez, who gave president obama a book. the same year the president got criticism for bowing, there, to the kings of saudi arabia. it's a no, no for presidents. mr barack obama's staff said it wasn't so much a bow but trying to shake hands. even the president is not above taking selfies, posing with the british and danish prime ministers to snap a pick at nelson mandela's memorial. these events are an opportunity for world leaders to reconnect and catch up. >> george w. bush, the 45st president could not make the ceremony, but sent out a tweet saying: >> today was a snowy day across many parts of the eastern sea board, depending on where you were, depending on how much s

this follows revelations that president dilma rousseff's phones was hacked.resident obama has met bosses of top technology companies. a court ruled on monday that the monday security agency say could be unconstitutional. eight companies called on barack obama to curve mass surveillance. >> opponents of the death penalty in the united states say incident men and women are being executed because of a broken and bias system. since the 1970s executions took place in the midwest and southern states. john hendren travelled to the city to meet a man exxon orated while on death roe. >> reggie griffin thought he would never walk free again. for 30 years he's been in any evented, sentenced to death for a 1983 murder he did not commit. >> i'm lost. it's like a bad dreamt. i don't believe it. i know it's real. >> on death row ledgie and his family waited as his fellow inmates, 69 of them, were executed. >> how do you get ready to die? my mother will come and see me. she'd be, like, "i don't want them to kill you." i said, "mum, i haven't done anything, i don't believe i

but more importantly, i think especially under resident rousseff, the brazilian made clear that iran had a lot of explaining to do and if it wanted normal relationships would have to be respectful of un security council resolutions and the desire expressed repeatedly by the security council and elsewhere that iran address the concerns related to its nuclear program. brazil has been supportive publicly most recently of the agreement that they were able to fashion with iran. i think brazil sees this as a ositive development. that is helpful. in that regard i think we are in a very good place right now. the latin american experience around nuclear liberation and especially the agreement between brazil and argentina to create kind of mutual verification capabilities was an innovative and important agreement and one that could be useful as we look at how we manage verification regimes elsewhere. but i think ultimately the challenge we will face whether in iran or north korea is really will be about verification and in that regard, oddly enough this is where intelligence is going to play a

his leaks revealed the nsa spied on the personal communications of brazilian president dilma rousseff as well as on brazil's state-run oil company, petrobras. in his letter, snowden said he needs political asylum in order to assist countries like brazil targeted by nsa spying, writing -- brazilian officials say they have no plans to grant snowden's request. at the white house, press secretary jay carney rejected snowden's call for asylum abroad. as i said earlier, has not changed. ought toe mr. snowden be returned to, ought to return to the united states where he faces charges for leaking classified information, and where he will receive full due process and protections. the broader issues with regards inbrazil and other nations the disclosures are ones that we discussed directly with those nations through diplomatic channels and with our brazilian counterparts, and that will continue. when it comes to mr. snowden, our views have not changed. >> the chair of the house intelligence committee appeared before the european parliament on tuesday to warn against pending testimony by snowden

brazil's president dilma rousseff pointed to mandela's long battle against apartheid and the examplet for many in the developing world. >> ( translated ): mandela's fight and that of the south african people as a whole became a paradigm, a model not only for this continent but also for those who fight for justice, freedom and equality. >> ifill: and cuban president raul castro paid special tribute to mandela's call for reconciliation after winning his long fight for freedom. >> ( translated ): i remember at this moment his bond of affection with fidel castro. fidel has said, and i quote, "nelson mandela will not go down in history for the 27 consecutive years he spent incarcerated without ever renouncing his ideas; he will go down in history because he was capable of cleaning up his soul from the poison that such an unfair punishment could have planted there." >> ifill: at one point, president obama greeted castro with a handshake, a gesture that drew attention around the world. white house aides later described it as an unplanned encounter. the atmosphere was notably less friendly f

bush clinton y jimmy carter, también hillary clinto, peña nieto, dilma rousseff, raúl castro.da ha sido una de las reuniones más grandes en varias generaciones, también no faltaroin estrellas como bono y charlize teron. miles que no cabian en el estadio fueron acomodadas en otros lugar con pantallas gigantes, los presidentes de África, brasil, cuba, entre otros >>91 jefe de estado acudio a este adios, que coincide con la última ceremonia a juan pablo segundo, en pretoria sera la capilla ardiente, hasta ser sepultado el domingo, en cuno, provincia de cabo oriental >>muchas gracias, más detalles del tributo en solo instantes en despierta américa >>y el efecto de admiradores y solidaridad de colegas revivio el espíritu de jenni rivera,monterrey se lleno de gala para conmemorar su recuerdo, paulina rubio, banda limon, entre otros dieron su tributo gratis. >>y cambiando de tema ,el mal tiempo va para largo otra ronda de nieve se suma a la poderosa tormenta invernal que afecta al país, en especial al este. ahora se suma en meryland virginia y la capital del país, el corte de energía