the japanese settled in a neighborhood called liberdade. today, sao boasts the largest population of japanese people and their descendants outside of japan. but do people here consider themselves to be brazilian or japanese? translator: i feel more brazilian than japanese. eu também. translator: me, too. interviewer: por que? translator: because i was born here, live here. i've never been to japan. translator: more japanese, but also brazilian, because my children and grandchildren are all brazilian. but when japan and brazil play against each other, i cheer for the japanese-- my children, for brazil. ( speaking portuguese, laughing ) spkingortuguese ) translator: i was born in japan, but now i've been in brazil for many years. i'm now brazilian. narrator: by 1960, when this wave of immigration had slowed, the city, bulging at its seams, boasted 13 million residents. and then yet another group of immigrants began to pour in. ( children shouting ) this group came from brazil's poor northeastern states. between 1955 and 1980, more than five million arri

agnes, the sao, founds fondly known as the goddess of scholarism is one of them.uring the umbrella revolution she slept out in tents on streets for days on end working as the group's spokeswoman. but suddenly in the middle of the unrest, she quit her post. tsao first started working as the group's spokeswoman after becoming a member in 2012. she's currently the host of an online program hosted once a week and also gives lectures. tsao says that at one point, she had considered leaving scholarism all together. >> in the end, tsao decided to stay on and still feels there is a lot more she is offer to the movement. >> her talk comes from her struggles fighting for what she believes in. it's her way of passing on the umbrella revolution to future generations. as students fought for the future of hong kong, one family was inspired to join them. this couple had no interest in politics prior to the umbrella revolution. they have two daughters, one in high school, and one in college. it was their younger daughter that changed their feelings. >> concerned about their child

heavy rains actually shut down the sao paulo international airport for hours and halted train service. >>> an american oil company now doing business in mexico. until now, mexico's state-owned oil company has had am monopoly on the market. gulf oil hopes to have 100 stations around mexico by the end of the year. >>> another snag in a deal that could affect your power bill. the peoples council for the district both said they did not supported the revised merger terms yesterday. regulators could still vote to accept a new deal without approval from district officials. they have until april 7th to make that decision. >> the u.s. and south korea hold a joint military drill. more than 12,000 u.s. military personnel and 4,500 south korea answer involved. north korea condemned the aenal joint military drills, calling them preparations for an invasion. the joint exercise follows the recent underground nuclear test and long-range rocket launch. >>> 8:56. a live look at the national cathedral. clouds moved in. tom is watching when rain will be headed to your neighborhood. >>> one of the most re

the president of sao paulo industries is calling for president, roos f2 resign. say dilmaess leaders rousseff has improperly failed to -- the corruption scandal has done little to help the situation. >> the brazilian wall street occupying its own sidewalk. the federation of sao paulo industries faced a weeklong protest in front of its headquarters, and on thursday the umbrella group of 130,000 businesses publicly came out in favor of dilma rousseff's in pitchman. rousseff's impeachment. she was 2014 when elected, the economy has collapsed. at one time we had 30 employees. now we have seven. >> brazil's economy has suffered under the current president, with the gdp dropping by 10% over the past two years and the public debt increasing. it has faced its worst recession in decades. after dilma rousseff's latest legal setback, sao paulo stock exchange rose by 6.6%, its biggest increase in seven years. there are also those who want the embattled president to stay. tens of thousands demonstrated in sao paulo thursday, with many fearing a change of government could furth

the resignation of president dilma ru rousseff. she also faces impeachment proceedings. we have reports from sao paolo. >> in the largest gathering yet, demonstrators in brazil say they want it to be the last time they call for president dilma rousseff's impeachment. they're upset at the poor state of the economy, most of all they want an end to corruption and clean up of the government. >> numerous allegations have surfaced involving high-level politicians. last week rousseff's mentor, the former president, was charged by sao paolo prosecutors for allegedly hiding his wealth. during his presidency he was seen as a people's champion bringing millions out of poverty. now many here want to see him in jail. even more people came out than originally expected. organizers put that down, saying that he's an opportunistic politician, and he's being hailed as a national hero. >> millions came out including in rio de janeiro where the olympics will be held in august. other ruling parties say they're using this as a gauge. the tide seems to be overwhel overwhelmingly against president rousseff, and it may

the company's capital city and right here in sao paulo the country's largest.ying they are tired of being lied to. and they are particularly tired of this very deep economic recession that the country is in. and they feel that rousseff and her leadership has just not given them any solutions to potentially getting out of it. also watching the demonstrations here very closely, members of the ruling coalition who say that they could very well break breakaway from rousseff should the crowds here be as large as expected. some people putting it to reach 1 million. there are, however, still supporters of rousseff and the workers party, they are now currently gathered just a few kilometers from here outside the sao paulo in front of the house of the former president lula. he himself the mentor of the current president but he has been charged to do with corrupt practices just last week by state prosecutors here in sao paulo. >>> to the u.s. now where republican presidential front runter donald trump has rejected calls to tone down his campaign rhetoric despite growing

it is the latest twist in the crisis that brings protesters to the streets. >> sao paolo is the heartlandf the workers party. if they weren't heard here, they criticize the brazilian judiciary who they claim conducted a coup against the president. >> even if we don't agree with what president rousseff is doing, but we don't want to see a coup that ends democracy. >> it is here that former president lula would address the crowd. >> we have far more people here than we expected. >> we're ready to die if necessary. they will not take away from us the best president that brazil has ever had. >> this is the biggest pro-government gathering. >> many turned out for the government, this large showing has only polarized civilian society. the opposition said that it would respond an implicating business leaders and major applications including the former president lula. lula is the man that this crowd, the government supporters, came to hear. >> i'm not going into the government. i'm going to help my colleague dilma do what she needs to do for this country. >> at this point the supreme court is blo

daniel schweimler has the report. >> sao paulo is the heartland of the government workers party. if they weren't heard here, they risked being drowned by the side of the opposition rallies. they criticized large sections of the media and the judiciary, which they accused of conducting a coup against the president. >> here we have people that do not completely agree with what the president is doing, we do not want to see a coup at the end of democracy. >> many were drawn by rumours that the president would address the crowd. >> the movement is more organized. we have more than we expected. that should be enough to legitimize dilma's government. >> we are ready to die if necessary. they will not take away from us the best presidents that brazil had. this is the biggest pro-government gathering. there were similar scenes across brazil. this is a huge opposition rally. it is it's a show of strength to counterhackt a huge rally on sunday in which 3 million people demonstrated across brazil. a low turn out would have been a catastrophe for the government. a large showing polarized the

in brazil, the sao paulo state prosecutor's office charged a former president on allegations of hidings. office saysor's they will explain the accusations. a judge would have to accept the charges against lula for the former president to be formally indicted. global news 24 hours a day hour-by-hour 2400 journalists and over 150 news bureaus around the world. francine: european stocks trading slightly higher today ahead of the ecb meeting. a check on the markets with mark barkin. mark: next fortunes for europe's main markets. it has been a year to the day since the ecb started buying bonds. interesting to see who is better fitted when it comes to bonds and equities. his are three interesting charts. germany, the euro area and portugal, when the ecb started to buy bonds last year, the sovereign bond market and these three countries rose. they spent much of last year below the gain line. the past feween in months that germany and the euro area has sported gains according to the bloomberg sovereign debt indices. portugal, which many thought would be the best performer because of the high y

it's the latest twist in a crisis that is bringing huge numbers of protesters on to the streets. >> sao paulo is the heart land. government workers party. if they weren't heard here, they risked being drowned by the side of the opposition rallies. they criticized large sections of the media and the judiciary, which they accused of conducting a coup against the president. >> here we have people that do not completely agree with what the president is doing, we do not want to see a coup at the end of democracy. >> many were buoyed on by rumours that the president would address the crowd. >> the movement is more organized. we have more than we expected. that should be enough to legitimize dilma's government. >> we are ready to die if necessary. they will not take away from us the best presidents that brazil had. this is the biggest pro-government gathering. there were similar scenes across brazil. this is a huge opposition rally. 3 million people. a low turn out would have been a catastrophe for the government. a large showing polarized the party. >> reporter: the opposition said it would r

pauloturn to the sao bureau chief. how important was this particular party for the president?he largest party of brazil and has been part of coalitions 1985. this is a big problem for the president. the heads of both houses of congress are from pmdb. tell us about her approval rating and whether that tips the scale for her impeachment. -- we seem to have hit a bottom in her approval rating. the number ofn people think her government is ind is at 10% compared to 9% december. we have hit a very low bottom. we are looking to the other parties to assess how likely it is she will be impeach in the next two months. happen,f that were to what would happen? if she were impeached, how would it work. >>? if the impeachment process going on the lower house passes to the senate and is approved, her vice president takes over. pmdb and president of the news is that he has been moving the pieces around to see what his government would look like, consulting economist to come up with an economic plan to get brazil going again. betty: thank you so much. give us one last look at how european mar

money laundering in the state of sao paulo. he has not been indicted. he's understand investigation on the much larger federal case that has already caused sentences to about 80 people. >> and whether a judge issues an arrest warrant for not. his teflon shield has been gajed ace he nights for his political secured. >> in south africa, the kiter of an apartheid era could bet out on pore eel. he was you contacted of murdering hassan rouhani. the government previously denied parole saying he showed no remorse. today a suj said he should be freed. his widow condemned the ruling. >> aung san suy kyi will officially not be myanmar's next president. it may not stop him from getting the top post in the future. alan hay reports. >> this was an important step in myanmar's transition to democracy. the parliament gathered to hear nominations for the next president. >> i hope happy, because the hope for our country starts here, hope from the citizens starts today too. that's why i'm excited. >> but there was no sign of a woman who's campaigned for this moment for dec

the storm also closed down the sao paulo international airport for six hours and interrupted train services in the city. leon: back in the u.s., six states are under the flood watches and the warnings as the storms continue to drench the south. as marci gza louisiana, thousands are under mandatory evacuation orders. >> in six states, flash flood watches and warning caused by days of relentless rain. in some places the rapid rise in water forcing emergency evacuations. >> we didn't know we was sleeping, we didn't know the water was coming up like that. >> they rescued 30 families from home. >> this is a state wide. i have to imagine if we add up the damages it will be in the million of dollars. >> the same in mississippi. >> the last time we had water this high was 2008. >> emotionally a mess. >> it will be okay. >> the risk still isn't over. >> can't do nothing about it. pray for and hope we don't get any more hard rain. >> but the same areas are expecting even more rough weather at least through tomorrow morning. with up to half a foot more rain in the forecast from new orleans to jackson,

turmoil, the sports minister steps down. this report is from sao paulo. theespondent: this is brazil the country wanted you to see. the first latin american host of the olympics. a rising star of the developing world. this young democracy is in crisis. millions have marched in the street. they are calling for the president to be impeached over claims that she manipulated the country's accounts. they might be about to get their wish. the president's biggest ally, the largest party in brazil, has abandoned her. ending a 13-year alliance. remainst dilma rousseff defiant. impeachment without proof of a a crime, she says. her political future is in doubt. you have the impeachment process, and you have an opportunity to resolve the political instability creating an economic crisis. correspondent: brazilians are angry at a legit widespread corruption -- at alleged widespread corruption. scrutinyder . the building of one olympic venue has been halted while investigations continue. the economy is in freefall. sao paulo was at the heart of a brazilian revival. it is

the presidency is weakened. daniel schweimler, al jazeera, sao paoula. >> the first sitting u.s.resident in almost 90 years to visit cuba during his three-day state, he will meet with fidel castro to start shaping a new relationship between the two countries. a report from havana, a city like none obama has ever seen. ♪ >> it still looks like the havana of the pre-cold war era b cuba was the playground of the united states. ♪like most visitors, president barack obama will likely feel thrust back into the 1950s when he sees havana's art deco architecture and the old american cars from before the 1959 revolution still working against all odds. he will be able to admire cuba's col on y'all center when he tours old havana and perhaps stop at earnest hemingway's once famous water holes. testame testament to the non-state sector. part of this magic and new moment is because we have accumulated so many layers of history and beautiful architecture and design. >> reporter: havana wears scars of decades of decay. what president obama won't see is what's on the inside. so many of these hous

. >> i'm in the center of sao paulo. opposition came out in huge numbers. they talked about brazilians around the country asking for the impeachment of dilma rousseff. today we have supporters of the former president lula it had 3 million people last week, and the brazilian people will be comparing what happened last week with what is happening now. people are turning out in large numbers, but there are helicopters above us. we'll compare what we saw last week, and what we have seen in the last few days here at a very tense time in brazil. >> all right, daniel, thank you very much. fol lowing developments for us in sao paulo. >>> meanwhile our top story this hour, the most importanted fugitive from the paris attacks salah abdeslam has been arrested. abdeslam has been on the run since november's attacks in paris. this was the scene a bit earlier, as heavily armed police raided the apartment in molenbe molenbeek. reporters say white smoke was scene rising from the roof top. let's go live to molenbeek in brussels now, because our correspondent jacky rowland is

the city. at one point, sao paulo international airport was temporarily shut down. >>> and wild fires in central chile burned around 1800 acres of land. firefighters are still battling hot spots along with air support in some areas. the fire destroyed about 65% of a nature preserve outside the city of san filipe and killed some horses living nearby. much of the land was inhabited by trees more than 1,000 years old. >>> six skiers are dead after an avalanche in the italian alps. they are looking for at least four others at monte nevoso. some members of the group were able to dig themselves out of the snow and ice. it is not clear what triggered the massive avalanche. >>> back in our state, it was a gorgeous start to the weekend. check out this view capping off a beautiful prespring day here so will we unt sod) thers a bieren between ma nse, apou and ki sen (et sod) (dkesounwhencomes cialecity, eed rese pside keocial rity strg. (epht noe) candidat ou tal ve us a tost exenam meortng unonwehe e ba met e wer cent. befur day. weada mix of sud tempes agn. r highinil s verrm ig hi. h he'sivok at roorm.

they are thought to be growing in number have come out as well and the streets are clashing in the streets of sao paulo, both wanting to be heard. this is just a reflection of a deeper political turmoil that has been paralyzing the brazilian government over the past years. this corruption case has been dragging out since 2014. >> r.b.i. is committed to upholding the fragile ceasefire in syria. representatives from france, the u.k., germany and italy spoke to vladimir putin by phone today. they say the truce must hold to humanitarian aid can be described. >> cessations of holes tilts must be everywhere. the only initiatives would be against isil and al-nusra. we saw that was our common intent and in the field, that was what was generally observed. >> it was important that the four heads of state and european head speak by telephone with the russian president vladimir putin. i want to emphasize that the commitment to respect the ceasefire is an important message that was confirmed by the russian president today. it's aim to go restrict everybody to attacks against isil and al-nusra front. we have a

. >> he is under indictment for corruption and money laundering in the state of sao paulo. there is a much larger federal case that has already caused sentences to about 80 people. >> reporter: his teflon shield has been seriously damaged as he fights for his political future. >>> u.s. police are said to be investigating whether a former aid to the russian president was brutally assaulteder before returning to his hotel. the russian media say he suffered a heart attack, but the suffered blunt force trauma to the head. >>> donald trump has got more backing. ben carson, who dropped out of the republican race a week ago, appeared with trump in florida. the support comes despite bitter clashes between the two in the early stages of the campaign. >> there are two different donald trump. there's the one you see on the stage, and there's the one who is very cerebral, sits there and considers things very carefully, you can have a very good conversation with him, and that's the donald trump that you are going to start seeing more and more of. >> well, that's a blow to trump's three

. >>> flooding in the south, low income families who were hardest hit on the outskirts of sao paulo. many people are still missing, heavy rains began and shut down sao paulo's international airport. >>> science in the u.s. say they have developed new techniques that can link human activity to droughts and cyclones, offering a chance of new ways to predict them. be.daniel schweimledaniel schwe. >> at the end of a long and unexpectedly hot summer, millions would welcome news science that will tell them precisely when storms or droughts will strike. at a may happen. extreme event attribution. seeking individual weather events. >> it moves us forward so perhaps one day we could predict months of advance or simply week of. >> is human activity really changing the weather or are we looking at natural effects on the planet that has warmed or cooled in the past. we all know the weather, hottest summer that anybody can remember. lime through the roof. how much is that attributed to clievment change? melting glaciers or melting of theitis cap? being compared to the u.s. surgeon general report

will be >>> in brazil at least 20 people have been killed by flooding and mud slides that hit the state of sao apalo. it is said government will be providing funds for families. thousands of people took to the streets of peru's capital on saturday to protest against abortion. the demonstration was organized by religious organizations in the deeply catholic country. abortion is illegal in peru except in cases of rape or when the mother's life is in danger. a sudan ease reality show is hoping to courage entrepreneurship in the country. >> reporter: this man's business is not even a year old. but he can already see it dominating the african continent. he poured his savings into this app. it allows australiaers to call for taxis and pay for the ride in tax. >> we are pioneering sudan to make this business model. >> reporter: in order to expand, he says he needs to launch an advertising campaign beyond social media. that's why he ask competing on this reality show promoting entrepreneurship. it is called my project. it is sponsored by the british government. the first prize is $30,000. he is one of

>>james: the light rain with a does not extend much for the sao paulo month possibly at a few there's a steady stream of what weather that is hammering point of near santa rosa is going to be the issue with this on the fact that is moving so slow is bad news for folks who are living up there their thinking with iran that they're getting the switch in the end of to 31 ft. by saturday that will put a quick shot of flood stage trees and on to come down the already soft and you at the when you have trees down and power lines pg&e is lost as carefully as well. >>james: you can track the rain with your phone it is not to bedouins to watch and another to commit. >>robin winston: if you live in and what they would have ran pushing and right now you should pack up and leave early dry in the east back a lot of oakland to san francisco if you're heading to the airport over to five a the richmond san rafael bridge looks good now produce a benefit to take it out to 101 still trouble-free rea tracking the travel time they're holding steady west for a number of the problems right now or significant

bridge toll plaza is going to be slow for those you come from the e sure freeway all the also reward the sao paulo is one to be stop and go come from a stretch of the bank distance above average drive time from kamal through the maze across the bridge and into downtown san francisco only 27 minutes uncomprehending out to dan bell will track the drive times and the south in the san mateo bridge. >>mark: he is in petaluma where when that is the line to see when it's petaluma the rain is just starting to get to him. >>will tran:. >>will tran: did you know how bad it was going to bring today? oakley you bought stocks in europe wanted me that i brought two pairs of socks get the mobile application look how dark it is 30 minutes ago you can see some light and sun breaks not anymore we're complete coverage clouds had less on when should weapons are definitely needed >>mark: they keep pushing that the day that the apartment complex to be torn down because of the storm is part of the building was supposed to be demolished today but the rescheduled debt it least until tomorrow because the apartment co

they know it will take years to correct, but they are out on the streets to demands a move towards change. margo ortigas, al jazeera, saolo. >>> a palestinian has won a $1 million global teaching prize for her work with children traumatized by violence. pope francis presented the prize via video link to her in nba dubai. cheers from her palestinian support, he she beat out nominees from others places. she grew up in bethlehem and now teaches at a high school in the occupied west bank. >>> we'll get a weather update next here on al jazeera. then. >> if you travel by boat without a visa, you will not make australia home. >> unwelcome messages like these in afghan trying to deter people from their hopes of a better life abroad. >>> and the discovery of oil and gas off the shores of senegal has the government there cutting the price of petrol. we'll tell you why some say that move is premature. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again, the top stories here on al jazeera. a large car bomb has left at least 34 people dead. and more than 100 injured in turkey's capital. the blast at a busy transport hub in ankara is the second attack in the city i

the same for the charges by the prosecutor in sÃo paulo. ut i think when this happens, because lula is sort of dilma rousseff's patron, it gives more animus or more vitality to the opposition. now we can goell, for it, do more on the impeachment in congress." what you also have is, it looks like a plea bargain by the former senator, which does involve, apparently, supposedly, in terms of what has been leaked -- his testimony does involve dilma rousseff. overall, it does weaken the evenion of dilma rousseff, though a lot of it does not involve her directly. catherine n.: thank you so much, anthony. moving on now, it is a huge cache of information, files identifying 22,000 alleged fighters for the islamic state group, now being invested by police -- investigated by police in germany. andreported on the dossier published some of its content. it says it was handed some of these files by a disillusioned former member of the islamic state group. germany's federal criminal investigatorsid think there is a high probability the documents are genuine.

she is deeply unpopular because of the faltering economy. a report from saoaurlo. >> reporter: in the largest gatherings yet, demonstrators in brazil say they want this to be the last time they come out to call for president rousseff's impeachment. they are upset at the poor state of the economy. but most of all, they want to end the corruption and a lien-up of the government. >> we want to changing it for a better life for the brazilians? >> the politicians, they are guerriniing lawyers. they are killing. we are here for justice. >> reporter: the corruption allegations have surfaced involving high level politicians and the state run oil company. last week, her mentor, the former president was charged by sao paulo progress cutors for hiding his wealth. during his presidency, he was seen as a people's champion bringing millions out of poverty. now, many here want to see him in jail. >> even more people came out than originally expected. organizers put that down to brazilians thrgrowing tired, th say, of opportunistic politicians and the judge pursuing investig

thirteen people were killed in different cities in the suburbs of sao paulo state following rainfall and flooding. some of those people died in a landslide. rescue crews say some people are still missing. turning to our local forecast, amy, we have a soccer game tonight and people want to wear their purple jerseys without having to cover them up with a jacket. amy: you will not even need a purple sweatshirt, it is just that warm. by the time we get to kick off at 7:00 p.m. at the citrus bowl, temperatures will be falling to the 70' s but it is going to be a really nice evening. a couple of clouds and some win d but not bad at all. the cloud cover is rolling through the area. through the clouds but you can see as it rolls through we will be partly sunny for the afternoon. he see that swirling going on over texas? that is quite a storm and south texas that is wrapping all of this moisture up and there has been days of rain on the gulf coast. the same ridge of pressure bringing us the warm weather has been keeping this rain for moving our way. however, as we get into the weekend ridge o

and brazilian police use water cannon to clear the streets in a rally in sao paulo. >> now, the most wanted fugitive from the paris attacks, sala abdu salaam has been arrested in mollenbeck. tweeted, "we got him." 130 people were killed. his fingerprints were found in an apartment that was raided earlier this week. let's bring you the latest pictures coming to you from brussels. they show a man being arrested. and dragged into a car by sple police. these are pictures, from, earlier. white sweatshirt many scarf, being drakd by police into the car. dragged by police into a car. he was shot in the leg during this afternoon's police operation. so there you can see some of the latest conspires which could be abdeslam, heavily armed police raided the apartment in mollenbeck. heard several exchanges of gun five surrounding the apartment block. reporters say white smoke was seen rising from the rooftop. natasha butler is in the area, natasha, a lot of activity in the area, police and sniffer-dogs around. >> reporter: that's right, i mean there's still a very heavy police presence. there are

. >>> in other top stories, th brazilian police use water canon to clear the streets ahead of a pro government rally in sao paolo. >> we'll have all the sports including england pulled off a history-making run to beat south africa as the world's twenty20. >> now we begin this news hour. captured in a police raid in brussels. he had been on the run since november attacks in which 130 people were killed. in the last hour the prosecutor announce thad five people were detained in those raids in total. the french president said many more people were involved in the paris attacks than previously thought, and france will request extradition as soon as possible. we'll be live in just a moment. first, though, this report. >> he was france's most wanted fugitive. finally cornered and captured in a police raid in a brussels suburb. the immigration minister confirmed the arrest saying we got him. franÇois hollande welcomed the break through. >> i though my thoughts go to the victim. he's directly connected with the preparation and perpetration of these attacks. >> he had been on the run for four months. the police had

rain. and crittendon, and totals will pick up, especially in the corridor, south and east of downtown. precision doppler hd. you could he sao the area of bright yellow, and this is moderate to at times heavy rain. this is going to move southeast of downtown. it will cross the ohio river, to claremont, brown and adams county, hillsborough and highland county and clinton county will get in the next several hours. and as we're getting a break, you could see that on precision doppler hd, there's the break. more rain is pushing to downtown cincinnati as we speak. there's more to go to the south and west. and you could see all the clouds that we had today. we didn't get the peak of the sunshine today. 62 in cincinnati. that's the high temperature. and with the exception down towards mazeville, west union, still sitting at 65. we hit around 70 earlier. and that's where they are dry most of the day. showers moving in, this afternoon in the past few hours or so. the rain will continue. notice it, we have a bit spotty, at 9:00. that's the downward trend, in temperatures as well, 52 by midnight. most of the rain, begins to wrap up aro

protesters clashed with police on the streets of sao paulo. luis desilva was detained by prosecutors. that i say they believe board of trade's former head profited from a massive bid rigging and bribery scheme. he has denied any wrong-doing. >>> still ahead, i'll drink to that. an ancient press that's brewing up new jobs. >>> to the business of beer. finally, small brewers are showing good groat to fight flat sales industry wide and that, inturn, is creating thousands of new jobs. there are now more than 4,000 brewerys in the united states, a number not seen since the late 1,800s. the market still isn't saturated. barry thompson tells us where the jobs are from the packed full brewery in stanford, connecticut. >> reporter: only three-years-old, this brewery is going at full speed. >> we currently brew roughly 3,000 barrels a year. we are trying to get 15,000 barrels five years from now. >> reporter: a goal requiring more hands, mouth and techs. >> as we go for 3,000 barrels, to five to seven, to 15, we will be adding roughly two or three peopl

a federal judge suspending the appointment of former president lula. our saolo euro chief joins us. it began with a ceremony with admitted dinorn in outside. what has happened since -- a fairly dramatic reversal. about half an hour after the ceremony was over, judge suspended the nomination and sent everything up in the air. the attorney general has said he will appeal the decision but as of right now, lula is not in the government. this is a little unprecedented in our history. a little speculation about the president's motivation for doing this -- a taped conversation between the former president and current president -- what does that indicate? guest: the nomination has been discussed extensively as rumors started flying around weeks ago. member of the cabinet or minister, you could only be investigated by the woulde work, so that shield him from prosecution. part of the phone call, although they have said this is not what she meant, it was to give a document to say we are giving you a document if you can't come to your swearing in ceremony, just in case yo

we heard that half an hour ago, police took to the streets in sao paulo to clear the streets. there is a plan friday afternoon for the pro unity to come out and show their support for him. they plan to march through the streets of the city. what police are trying to avoid is a clash between the two opposing sides. >> thanks very much. >>> the refugee emergency is not something to be bargained over. those are the words of turkish prime minister as he arrived to the summit where eu leaders plan to seal a deal to send thousands back to turkey. the turkish said said european countries were being irresponsible. i don't there is no reason for it not to explode in brussels where an opportunity has been given to the supporters of the terror organization to show off in the heart of the city or in any other place in europe. despite this bitter reality, european countries are acting recklessly as if they were dancing in a mine field. you never know where you're going to step on a land mine. >> let's take you live to brussels. the original deal has been diluted, so what is there to deal w

da here are our reports. >> sao paolo is the heartland of the governor workers party. if they weren't heard they risk being drowned by the opposition rallies. they criticized large sections of the brazilian media and judiciary, which they accuse of conducting a coup against the president. >> here we even have people who don't completely agree with what president rousseff is doing, but we don't want to see a coup end democracy. >> many are here waiting for former president lula to address the crowd. >> we have far more people than we expected. that should be enough to legitimatize are yo legitimatize rousseff's government. >> they will not take away from us the best president that brazil has ever had. >> this was the biggest pro government gathering, but there are similar seens across brazil. >> this is showing a huge opposition rally. now which something like 3 million people demonstrated across brazil. the large gathering has only further polarized society. former president lula is the man this crowd came to hear. >> i'm not going to the government to fight. i'm going

rains triggered mudslides throughout the metropolitan area of sao paulo, also closing down the international airport for from a recent episode of "caesar 911" and a method used in a behavioral training session. president obama is headed to what is called spring break for nerds. the president and first lady hosted justin trudeau, prime minister of canada, last night. now he is headed to sxsw in texas. he is the first u.s. president to attend a bill to raise the smoking age to 21 has been passed. barbara: a teacher in washington state is out of a job after school administrators say she was drunk in class. the kindergarten teacher was fired last week. last month, the district said it appears that she was drunk. a coffee mug that smelled of blues was found in the she was escorted into the hallway, where she walked into a wall. a mississippi woman learned a tough lesson yesterday. turn around and do not drown. john: the woman was caught on camera trying to drive through floodwater. when she tried to get out, she ended up in deeper trouble. a good samaritan waited -- waded through the water to res

the groups, but there are some large protests expected for today. lula is a today is apollo. david: lastly, -- is going to be in some apollo today -- in saolo today. david: lastly, how is this affecting the markets? julia: it is affected the markets, similar to what we have seen in the 2014 elections. today, it is a little bit more muted. today, we had stocks coming up 4%, and it is a pretty massive reaction for the market even though the economy is really not doing that well at all. much, julia, thank you so reporting live from sao paulo. we will have more live news about president obama traveling to cuba to meet with cuba's president raul castro on march 21. and details on manipulating stocks. more on that coming up on "bloomberg markets." ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i am david gura. on breaking news. ramy: i am talking about tesla right now. let's talk about what tesla is doing. its sixthaining for day in a row and its longest winning streak since april of 2015. nowrival automakers are going to feel some pressure because of tesla's release of its model three that is expected to be unveiled on march 31. toaddition to t

at least 15 people were killed in different cities in the suburbs of sao paulo following rainfall and flooding. many of those people died in several large mudslides and some people are still missing. dozens of homes in the area were also damaged. a dire warning tonight for a t from isis. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says a dam protecting the city of mosul is about to fail. she warns it could cause massive flooding in the city. powers say the dam must be stabilized as soon as possible to prevent a catastrophy. the dam was damaged when isis took control of it back in 2014. it has since been retaken by iraqi forces. jim: a rescue helicopter crashes while on a mission in taiwan. officials say two people were killed when the helicopter went down in the ocean. the chopper was carrying five crew members to check on a freighter that ran aground yesterday. the other three crew members are expected to be ok. it' s not clear what caused the crash. angela: tonight firefighters are trying to figure out what caused this massive fire at a warehouse in california. more than 100 firefighters battled th

hasilian miner valle confirmed the death of its former ceo roger nelly in a plane crash in sao paulo. the 56-year-old's wife, son, and daughter also died when their plane came down minutes after takeoff. president dilma rousseff played -- paid tribute to agnelli who led vale for over a decade. the first chinese company has signed up as a major fee for partner. it's also the first sponsor of the football body since the corruption scandal. last year, china's president xi jinping made football a national priority. since then, we have seen some wealthy investors from china put money behind the sport. dalian wanda's chairman and man,er is china's richest and he has been aggressively investing in football. he took a 20% mistake in madrid last year. last year, he bought a sports marketing company. this company does millions of dollars of business with fee for -- fifa, and it's run by the nephew of sepp blatter. been doneligence has to make sure there is no conflict of interest. fifa's deal with fee for -- a runs through 2030. the company has the highest sponsorship rights level and includes

the streets. they are getting angrier and angrier. last night in saolo, people stayed overnight on the streets. saying they wouldn't leave until the president steps down. they have however, been cleared by the police now. lula supporters have also said that they will be taking to the streets this afternoon. what police are wanting to avoid is a clash between the two sides. >> margo thanks very much. some more breaking news for you, coming to us from brussels. we understand there has been a major development in the proposed deal between the e.u. and turkey. neave barker following the discussions for us. neave what do we know? >> reporter: well, peter in the last 15 or 20 minutes or so, we're hearing from sources that have been attended the e.u. meetings that a major break through has been reached that turkey has accepted the deal put forward by the e.u. 28. it looks as if this deal will now or has now been going through a process of discussion amongst the e.u. 28 also. the story is moving right now. we just actually have established that the finish prim

huge protests over the weekend. live from saonext. ♪ live from new york and london, i matt miller. millions of resilience to to the streets to protest lyrical corruption and a lagging economy. chief joinso bureau us now. julie, just give us a sense of the scale of the protesting that took place over the weekend. >> the protests were massive. much larger than the biggest ones we had on march of 2015. some have about 3 million people. much larger than even the government itself was expecting. is the future of the president seriously being called >> that isnow? definitely one of the takeaways from the process. we were waiting to see how many would turn up in protest on the street. with these numbers it's hard to think that lawmakers won't be sort of pushed to go into action and do something different than what they are been doing so far. what about economic reforms to pull the country out of the recession -- out of the session it's in? action? he put into what do the opponents offer? >> this is a hard time to pass reform. with suppo

mo among the worst, sao paulo and lagos. markets are expected to be sydney, new york and monaco. monaco is the world's most expensive market, a million bucks gets you 182 square feet, and buys 215 square feet in hong kong, about 290 in new york. but it buys you over 2700 square feet in cape town. i love cape town, by the way. if you're looking at monaco, this place, check it out, 35,000 square feet, penthouse with a water slide that brings you from the dance floor to the infinity pool, no jacuzzi on the back of the helicopter, but 500 feet above monaco. $450 million. but the luxury real estate boom is likely to stall a bit because of slowing wealth creation. the population of multimillionaires fell. there are half a million people worth $10 million or more and 187,000 people worth $30 million or more, that's down from 2014. the populations expected to grow 41% in the next ten years, and that's slower than the previous ten. new york had the largest number of super rich residents with 5600 followed by london at 4900. >> new yo

the drive time for morgan hill's the downtown sao jose to settle at powell is 80 minutes for the fullat is your commit to lady is not going to help either. >> mark: revenue information about tolar standoff and the delhi police shooting in our last week. the deputies involved have been identified as tolerable than sean walsh. an 17 year-old veteran >> mark: johnson. the suspect is facing trial molestation charges that. teen foster child for reported that the ban on the listener. they tried to arrest him at the barricade himself. did he threw tear gas to force him out he got out through a back window and raised his gun toward the debbie's they fired and killed them. >> darya: police are issued when after a man tried to kidnap. a kidnap and happen early saturday morning at about 2:00 a.m. at this road near oakland avenue. woman says she was waiting for a boss there when a man drove by several times asking her for sex. he got out a car and chased her and grabbed her she happened to be out of the time she was calling the police to tell them about this. she screamed and he ran away. police

legislators are gearing up for an impeachment process after millions of people took to the street in brazil. our saoaulo bureau chief joins us now. we saw these massive demonstrations -- the pictures are stunning. where does the protest stands now? >> now we are waiting for congress to come back. the supreme court will rule on the impeachment guidelines on wednesday. on thursday the president of the lower house has said that once he has this ruling he will resume future proceedings which have been stalled for a couple months. if: what are the prospects, the impeachment proceedings were to begin? look at me look out for -- what is the timeline? >> it is a little confusing. there are a few options of look at happen. peachgress votes to in and then it goes to the senate, the senate votes to impeach her, ite timeline is sort of -- has been put in may as a possibility, so not that soon but not that long. looking ate unbelievable footage of millions upon millions of people protesting. we saw this hope and optimism reflected in the market. rally, its huge highest level in four years. the question is what h

there have been growing calls for the break-up of the ruling coalition as they face a de deepening battle against impeachment. al jazeera has more from saoaulo. >> the pndb, the largest political party, is calling for a change. its actually part of the ruling coalition under president del maruseff. they are saying they lost all confidence in the ability to lead and get the country out of the deep recession its in. this comes off of the back of numerous corruption allegations against allics of the russ revere russeff. the former president who was loved and respected in brazil. he has been formally charge did by state prosecutors. members met on saturday and have decided to make greece be a little more independent from the ruling coalition, a little more independent from the worker's par party. they are not entirely breaking away from the ruling coalition just yet, though. they are giving themselves 30 days to make that final decision. now, the leader is currently the vice president so should president youssef be impeached, he will they will then become president. what they are waiting for is sunday. there are meant to be large anti-govern

this is the european close your the ex-president will speak from sao paulo at 2:00 p.m. bit of news coming out of brazil. hasformer president lula been detained by the police. they are investigating him. they are investigating payments to his organization. itsreal strengthens to highest level since november against the dollar. our executive editor of international governments is with us. what do we know? tightere net is getting around president lula. this is the most are matted tryst in a lot of ways in the two-year investigation into alleged bribery in european politics. he has not been arrested. he was detained for questioning. from what we could find out, he has been released. it is a dramatic day. mark: he was once called the most popular politician on earth. is he the end -- is this the end? is he a viable as a politician? very optics of this on tv, we don't have images of him being driven away by the police, but the fact that this has happened come in many analysts say this is the end of his political career. the challenge is to cement his legacy to the extent that

a federal judge has suspended the nomination of lula da silva as brazilian president dilma rousseff's chief of staff. bureauomberg sÃof jointly with the latest. this is one that has had reverberations around the world. tell us, what happened during mr. lula's swearing-in ceremony? julia: he had a tumultuous swearing-in ceremony. a lot of people were chanting "there will be no coup." outside and all around the country you could hear people banging pots and pans, sort of a popular type of protest in brazil, protesting the nomination, continuing the protests we saw last night after he was named. mark c.: julia, the irony here is that president lula, he was very popular when he was in office. is this latest development having some sort of effect on his legacy? julia: dilma rousseff herself called him today one of the most important political leaders -- the most important political leader of this country when she was on his swearing-in ceremony. now we are seeing all the audiotapes that leaked yesterday or were released yesterday with him criticizing the prosecutor general and just talking on the phone as a normal person.

they marched along copacabana, through the center of sao paulo. brazil is suffering its worst recession in decades and dozens of lawmakers and business executives aren't embroiled in a corruption investigation. at least 34 people have been killed in an explosion in on ankara. a suspected suicide bomber blew up a car close to the prime minister's office. this comes less than a month after another suicide bomber killed dozens of soldiers in a convoy passing through the city. qaeda saylinked to al they led an attack on sunday that left at least 22 people dead in the ivory coast. it is the third assault on a west african hotel since november. the ivory coast had been on high alert since november, when militants linked to al qaeda attacked a hotel in mali, leaving 20 dead. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories online. anna: that's what's happening around the world. as for the markets, let's get to nejra cehic.with analysis for us . asia has strengthened. nejra: