oh, sao paulo is a place of extremes. ah, the leafy wealthy districts where the rich reside are a world away from the hardship that is so evident in the rest of the city. the government has slashed coven, emergency aid for people who are out of work for people like giovanni olivia and his brother. there's no social safety net far away from their families. they live on handouts and charity mail by by st. louis. im the father died of cove it 3 weeks ago. about a month ago, he was infected to his work as a pastor in big oak of using his condition, deteriorated after a few days, and then he died on there. we were here and had no ideas. i've been mo, hilderman can be legal. the pandemic is not to blame for all of the homelessness in the city. for many without housing, drug abuse also played a role. but many people have lost their jobs during a pandemic. without income, they can't pay rent. their situation becomes increasingly precarious, and soon they and their children descend to the bottom of the social ladder. a harsh world

therefore it's based on my little, oh sao paulo is a place of extremes. ah, the leafy wealthy districts where the rich reside are a world away from the hardship that is so evident in the rest of the city. the government has slashed coven, emergency aid for people who are out of work for people like giovanni olivia and his brother. there's no social safety net far away from their families. they live on handouts in charity mail by by st. louis him. the father died of cove it 3 weeks ago about a month ago. he was affected to his work as a pastor in big hope of using his condition, deteriorated after a few days, and then he died on there. we were here and had no idea i bimmer mall builder, malcolm illegal. the pandemic is not to blame for all of the homelessness in the city. for many without housing, drug abuse also played a role. but many people have lost their jobs during the pandemic. without income, they can't pay rent. their situation becomes increasingly precarious, and soon they and their children descend to the bottom of the social ladder. a harsh wor

sao paulo�*s military police said one man was shot and killed in the violence.s. thousands of people have flocked to venice to celebrate carnival, for the first time in two years. the event usually draws tourists from around the world, but it was curtailed in 2020 as infections soared in italy, and the following year, it was cancelled amid another wave of infections. organisers and attendees hope this year�*s event will mark a slow return to normality. courtney bembridge has this report. after two years of covid cancellations. carnival is back in venice. this is the carnival of hope. covid is ending and we hope to return to our normal lives with hope and enthusiasm. i believe that venice is based on art and, therefore, it has to start again with art and so we try to make art among people. many had made a great effort but it is a scaled—back affair this year, a hybrid of virtual and in—person events and no big parades. unfortunately, because of the pandemic, there are few people here, but we are here. we are the carnival. we don't need a organisation, just come h

sao paulo's military police said one man was shot and killed in the violence.red at palmeiras' stadium in sao paulo to watch on the big screens. it's the biggest day of the year for american football fans — super bowl 56 will take place in los angeles later on sunday. with a crowd of more than 70—thousand and more than 100 million people expected to watch around the world — the adverts and the famous half—time show are as important as the game itself. sophie long reports from la. the first super bowl was played in los angeles in 1967. now, football is coming home to a brand—new stadium, which just happens to be the most expensive sporting venue on the planet. a spectacular backdrop for the grand finale of this quintessential american sport. it is unbelievable. as soon as the kick—off happens you just feel like you almost in the movie, do you know what i mean? everything, no one can believe they're there. the tickets are, like, $7,000. it feels like you're in the most exclusive nightclub in the history of the world. you'll see the most famous people in the world

sam cowie is a journalist in sao paulo, who's been monitoring the situation. absolute devastation. at least 94 people had been killed during these horrendous landslides. that was the latest tally recorded at 8.30 local time, the latest tally recorded at 8.30 localtime, it the latest tally recorded at 8.30 local time, it is 11.30 now. this is a death count which is expected to increase over the next few days. firefighters on the scene are saying and unaccountable number, an immeasurable number of people have died or gone missing. this brings back terrible, terrible memories of 2011, when 918 people were killed in this mountainous area of rio dejaneiro. these are many poor people living in precarious dwellings on the side of mountains, in this mountainous region. that is basically due to the fact brazil has a huge chronic deficit of affordable housing stock. this is a problem we see repeatedly happening. it is a re—occurring problem in brazil. it happened where i am in sao paulo. a few weeks ago dozens of people were killed. you don't have to be a geologist to r

more than 20 people have died in brazil after heavy rains, landslides and flooding in the sate of sao paulo has set hundreds of people homeless, said governor has authorized emergency aid for affected areas. brazil has been experiencing torrential rains and heavy flooding since december. it's a race against time to search for remaining survivors before it's too late. homer is going to school. they think that there are people over there. 1 may god help them if you are alive. those of you yesterday someone was calling for help. today he is not calling anymore. they are trying to get the body out of their dead or alive. oh so some flood victims are still being pulled out of the month. but the hope to find any more is quickly fading. a desperate wait for those whose loved ones are missing her through woodale. i'm looking for my nephew, his wife in a 2 year old child. we are barbara. know they set the bodies of steel. dear uncle, the mother of barbara, but until now they couldn't recover them that li, landslides are a frequent occurrence in brazil during the rainy season. here in franco that roa

in sao paulo a few weeks ago and in the northeast of brazil.nk that is something that people are linking these floods in the extreme weather conditions certainly is something a lot of people are looking up. while landslides are noncommon, perhaps the intensity of these landslides is something that is worrying a lot of people. >> you are watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program, police investigate one of prince charles's charities as a claims of cash for honors. disney, one of the oldest names in the entertainment business, has appointed a new executive to lead its strategy for the metaverse, which the company says is the next great storytelng frontier. >> the metaverse is what a lot of technology coies think it is like the next step in terms of what happens online. this is that intersection in which you have this online existence in which you can play games or work or do all of this and it all happens virtually. it is not surprising you're seng a company like disney investing heavily in this. a lot of companies are ie

sao paulo's governor has released emergency funds after surveying the worst affected areas by air.ain has killed more than 40 people in other billion states. a survey bind afghan news agency says the number of women working as journalists in the country has halved since the taliban seized power in august. one tv channel which used to employ 15 women now has none. many female reporters say they left their jobs fearing for their own safety. streaming service spotify says it will direct listeners to verified facts about coronavirus. some artists have removed their muted -- music from the platform in protest of joe rogan. he posted a video admitting he made mistakes and said he supports the changes. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program, the u.n. warns of a deepening humanitarian crisis in myanmar. a year after the military seized power. after last week's coup, their hopes the new military government will do more to curb violent extremism. our correspondent has more for us now. reporter: food insecurity has added to the burden from the inner cities.

here in brazil, we've had floods near the state of rio dejaneiro, in sao paulo just a few weeks ago andat people are linking these floods and the extreme weather conditions. certainly it's something that a lot people are looking at. so while landslides are not uncommon, perhaps the ferocity, the intensity of these landslides is something that's worrying a lot of people. that was katy watson for us. china's president, xijinping, has urged hong kong's leaders to take "all necessary measures" to control a surging outbreak of coronavirus. more than 4,000 new cases were reported on wednesday — a new record. the territory's chief executive carrie lam has admitted the authorities are overwhelmed as space runs out for the infected to self—isolate. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. in hong kong, the hospitals are almost bursting at the seams. at this accident and emergency department, the patients queue up on trolleys outside. for more than two years, the authorities have tried to keep the virus out, but covid numbers are rising at an alarming rate. none of this lost on the central government in be

they are appearing on buildings across sao paulo.rk was also worked by him, showing children from all backgrounds as they pray and where their masks. alexander leon was behind this giant piece of work showing health workers and laboratory coats, again with masks attached and another mural for you with mask wearing in the spotlight, showing a woman surrounded with images of other people with face coverings. very colourful, huge as well. this is slightly and slightly odd. 0ne this is slightly and slightly odd. one group in canada has found a chilled way to unwind. here they are out in the snow, having a yoga class surrounded ijy having a yoga class surrounded by alpacas. they are in search of their zen in the freezing canadian winter. this is all about doing something good for your mind, body and spirit, and the point is they are trying to raise money to help the animals remain happy and healthy. that is bbc news. some of us are still feeling the effects of the storms. we are flooding in places. how about the weather in the short term?

sam cowie is a journalist in sao paulo. sam, very good to see you, thank you forjoining us.t the moment in the patroclus? good morning. this is a scenario of absolute devastation in the city, at least 94 people have been killed during these horrendous landslides. that was the latest tally recorded at half past eight local time, tally recorded at half past eight localtime, it tally recorded at half past eight local time, it is half past 11 here now. you know, this is a death count which is expected to increase over the next few days, writers on the seine are saying that an unaccountable number, an immeasurable number of people have died or have gone missing and thisjust brings have died or have gone missing and this just brings back terrible memories of 2011, when 918 people were killed in the same city and to other cities in this mountainous area of rio dejaneiro. these are mainly poor people, living in a precarious dwellings on the sides of mountains and in this mountainous region and that is basically due to the fact that brazil has a huge chronic deficit of affordable hou

the disaster in sao paulo state killed dozens of people and forced around half a 1000000 from their homes. julian wolf reports the rescue effort underway. emergency crews rushing injured victims to hospital by helicopter residents work hand in hand with 1st responders lifting debris desperate to find signs of life beneath the rub. food but a daily work. i'm looking for my nephew, his wife, and a 2 year old child. i said the bodies are still there under the mud, but until now they couldn't recover them or do i get up? local barber shops turned into make shift offices for firefighters to keep track of those that are missing and ensure loved ones stay informed. us, when the rains were very heavy, the concentration of rain was much heavier than way. you're still feeling more than 15. 100 families are now homeless. with homes and streets completely submerged, survivors forced to confront their ordeal and prey. their loved ones are found alive. he said, i'll not go for a hood noise when i went to the bathroom and then ran away in the debrief, fell all over me. i got hurt, but found a hole and t

murals have been appearing on buildings across sao paulo.olding a stethoscope. this work was also created by kobra — it shows children, from all backgrounds, praying while wearing masks. alexandre orion was the artist behind this giant work — showing three health workers in lab coats wearing masks. and the artist age also brought mask—wearing into his mural — this picture showing a woman wearing a face covering, surrounded with images of other people doing the same. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. some of us are still feeling the effects of the storms. we are flooding in places. how about the weather in the short term? well, it's not going to be a bad start to the day for many parts of england and wales. but for scotland, northern ireland and to an extent the very far north of england, it is going to be once again a very blustery day on wednesday and it will turn progressively when to read through the day. it is still very active on the satellite picture here. these weather fronts across the atlantic racing our way. all of thi

there still getting earnings that are not stopping there was intesa sao paulo and as we are waiting for the indexes to open appear. the boe coming in and raising rates to 100 -- 50 basis points. that was a split in the vote and we are looking to price in another hike next month. in terms of the ecb, it was the statement and it was christine lagarde's commentary that was more hawkish. marking back a previous expectation that a rate hike will be for this year. the cac is up by 46 points. let us change it to see how things are looking across assets. the moves yesterday on the back of the ecb were pronounced, including the euro. that 1% move and whether that will be sustained as a markets take the back foot when it comes to the renewed hawkish niche -- hawkish nests from christine lagarde. there has been i divergence from the boe and the ecb. that divergence is now narrowed. across the yield space, yields rising from the germ and boon to the italians to the japanese. on the 10 year yield, minus two basis points. the five year yield breaking its territory for the first time since 2020. that

floods in the brazilian state of sao paulo have now claimed the lives of at least 2a people including almost $3 million to help those affected. the state remains on high alert with warnings of further floods and possible landslides still to come. tributes have been paid to cheslie kryst, the 2019 winner of the miss usa pageant, who has died at the age of 30. when she was crowned, it made history as it was the first time three black women were the reigning miss usa, miss teen usa and miss america. as well as her success in pageants, she also worked for a law firm and correspondent for the entertainment programme extra. the un's top human rights diplomat has described the situation in myanmar as "catastrophic" and has said the international community has failed to prevent gross violations by the military regime. in an exclusive bbc interview, michelle bachelet, the un commissioner for human rights, admitted that the country is now in a state of civil war that threatens regional stability. all those saying we are not able to do something more strongly about it, it would echo the serious

in brazil, over a dozen people, including seven children, have died in the state of sÃo paulo since friday torrential rains. some 500 families lost their homes. meanwhile, in ecuador, at least 11 people died and several others injured in quito as cars, mud, rocks and tree trunks were swept away by flooding after a day of record rainfall monday. the biden administration said monday it will reinstate regulations on emissions of toxic mercury and other pollutants from coal- and oil-fired power plants. the move reverses a rollback of environmental rules imposed by president trump in april of 2020. a federal appeals court has ruled an arizona utility company can be held liable for violations of anti-trust laws after it charged its customers higher rates for electricity if they chose to install solar panels on their rooftops. the 9th circuit court of appeals found evidence that the salt river project utility structured its pricing to unlawfully thwart competition from solar energy systems. some salt river project customers in phoenix saw their electricity prices rise by more than 60% after they

you've seen protests in the united states, in los angeles, in latin america, argentina, peru, sao paulo basically pointing a finger at president putin as the main culprit behind this attack saying ukraine has to be protected and the west in particular europe and the united states has to do more to help out ukraine. back to you. >> certainly seems like much of the world is united with ukraine. al goodman joining us from madrid in spain, many thanks. stay with cnn. we'll return to ukraine where my colleague michael holmes will take it away. stay with us. oh, marco's pepperoni magnifico. classic and old world pepperoni® on one pizza—and a large is just $9.99?! the phrase “slice heaven” comes to mind... it's m5:52 woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes. without worrying if it's too late or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side ef

we've also seen flooding toward the southeast of brazil in sao paulo, that sound transferring to rio de janeiro on tuesday with a height of 31 degrees. that's it. see soon, for the weather sponsored by katara always in south korea, military service is compulsory. ah, but some refused to take part one at 18 lea. those or do you draw on al jazeera, the world of high frequency share trading, exposed i of this engine that was basically trading. i could have lost $30000000.00, was a terrifying experience. how artificial intelligence has raised the stakes and risks on the money market? is markets go faster, faster, we're opening up the possibility for an instability for no use with money bugs on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello, i'm not matheson, this is the news. our live from doha. coming up with like 60 minutes, you cranes, president promises to increase his armed forces by a 100000 soldiers as top diplomats from the u. s. and russia prepared to hold talks, amnesty international accuses israel of apartheid saying it's maintained its system of oppression and domination of pal

joining me, we're ended, wolf debbie mark are sÃo paulo, and back with us from florida, congressman davidut it's going to mean for kids in florida. >> thank you so much for having me. you know, i think it's first important to note what you have already named which is that legislation like the don't say gave ill, and the others you mention, are all about helping do governor ron desantis bolster his presidential ambitions. it's the worst kept secret in our state that ron desantis wants to run for president 24 and he has to outrace don't trump in the right to do that. so he's cooked up these right-wing culture war issues to give him some bona fide points with the party. but the impacts on floridians, lgbtq educators who are a fear that they will have a lawsuit. the impact on kids with lgbtq parents who may feel afraid to present their parents during career day. and of course, the impact is on lgbtq young people who are already four times as likely as their peers to attempt suicide by the time they graduate high school. so while it's a cynical, political, and calculated move by governor desan

mean joe green, may be known to the average american, but not on the streets of london, sydney, or sao pauloered the league, he wasn't picked first, second, or third. he was picked 199th after days of emotional waiting. his name was finally called when the new england patriots took a chance on the young kid and gave him a spot on the bench. just a year and a half later, the kid who had failed to impress any scouts and had almost walked away for good was leading the patriots to their first ever super bowl in 2001. and that was just the beginning. within a few years he was the face of the nfl, but he still didn't let anything take his focus away from the game. he was the consummate pro, a poised and mature leader whose teammates looked up to and rallied around. in fact, when the patriots became linked to scandals, brady always kept his head high and chose to respond on the field with ring after ring after ring. even when it seemed impossible to get behind the guy after an old friendship with donald trump became widely known, brady had all of us laughing at the former president when his buccane

more than a dozen people have died in flooding in sao paulo and look at this. it's still coming out you through wednesday, and it shift it further to the north and the east into rio de janeiro as wall warm and cold air fighting it out across north america. there's a cooler rate, they're meeting up with the warm air. so that's going to sparked some storms and it swath of heavy snow. so let's break it down region by region. pretty much from kentucky rate to louisiana. the risk of seen some storms here and around the great lakes. here's a swath of stow at this, going to be a multi day event. so toronto over today's could pick up to about 20 centimeters, was found. we go some snow speaks back into vancouver as while thinking about 5 centimeters for you and quiet for the west coast of the us. but low temperature is here. thanks in part to a north when and a cool pool of air over las vegas. 10 degrees will be the high for you on wednesday, was sunny skies. okay, now i'm out of time. that's it for me, sir. so still ahead on al jazeera from the cat walk to the louvre,

hold away for that southeast corner of brazil, the rain still coming out. schiffer boast, sao paulo and rio de janeiro. rio de janeiro has a heart 27 degrees on wednesday. that's it for me. see it? oh, with sponsored by katara always. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is the muse our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, gunmen attack had camp for internally displaced in eastern democratic republic of congo, killing at least 72 people. the president of guinea besides survived secure attempt, but it remains unclear who was behind the deadly attack. russian president vladimir putin accuses the west of luring his countrymen to war, while european ladies visit ukraine to show support. and how these remark see in antarctica is proving to be a haven, the penguins joanna roscoe with sports as we build up see the african combination semi final between mccain a faster in senegal and brazil. so why they're one of the favorites to win the world cup in castle with yet another victory in qualifying? ah, we begin in democratic republic of congo, where gunmen have ki

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