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in brazil, the far-right former army captain jair bolsonaro was sworn in as brazil's 42nd president on new year's day, declaring liberation from socialism and promising to restore law-and-order to brazilian society. >> it is also urgent we put an end to the ideology of crimiminalizing the police. this has brought about an increase in violence in brazil and in the power of organized crime, taking the lives of those who are innocent, destroying families, and bringing insecurity everywhere. to restore order in this country. we are aware of this awesome responsibility and the challenges that we will face. we know where we want to go in the potential that brazil has. amy: many fear brazil's young democracy is now at risk. for years bolsonaro has praised , brazil's former military dictatorship, while speaking in favor of torture and threatening to destroy, imprison, or banish his political opponents. later in the broadcast, we'll air our interview with fernando haddad, the workers' party candidate who lost in the runoff election a againstst bolsonaro t october. the partial government shutdow

into this cauldron, a new political player appeared — the former army captain and congressmanjair bolsonarocoup had brought dictatorship to brazil. the generals ruled for 21 years. it was a time that still haunts brazil. for some, a return to authoritarian rule was appealing. but in 2014, it was still relatively few people. street protests, a stalling economy, and a wave of corruption scandals. this was far from an ideal time for dilma to seek re—election. her main challenger was the social democratic party senator, aecio neves. supported by coxinhas, he attacked dilma over the corruption exposed by operation carwash. and he enlisted some of the country's most popular celebrities to support him. the contest was very close. for a short period, aecio neves believed he had won. he contested the results and for a long time refused to accept the legitimacy of the vote. but dilma claims she never had any doubts she would win. despite all the setbacks that had befallen the country over the last four years, the brazilian people had entrusted dilma with a second term of office. but patience was runn

free glad you could join me brazil has just a sworn in a new president jabil sonata the former army captain was inaugurated in front of congress the ceremony in the capital brasilia he is the country's first fall right president since the military dictatorship and thirty years ago or so not a husband to revive brazil's sinking economy and crack down on crime but his offensive remarks about minorities and women have alarmed many who feel that he is a threat to democracy i. with us he joins us now from brazil's biggest city sao paolo some boss or not has just been speaking tell us what he said. so also remade his first speech in brazil's national congress now just after having being sworn in and yet really doubling down on the he's conservative campaign by strich he made to. liberalizing loosening gun restrictions in brazil to combat seeing what he sees as the spread of leftist ideology in schools. also also saying that you know he promised a brazil without divisions and without discrimination and also. praised the police officers to bring down he's tough nor are all of he said many times tha

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has been heading to congress for the ceremony which will begin shortly or so not oh a farewell army captain will become the first full right president since the country's military dictatorship ended thirty years ago he's vowed to revive brazil sinking a qana mean crack down on crime but his offensive remarks about minorities and women have alarmed many who say that he is a threat to democracy. and a journalist some cow is with us from brazil's biggest city sao paolo give us a sense of the preparations for boston are as integration today. well there's a heavy security presence in the capsule brazil yesterday mr paulson are a very calm for controversial politicians to say the least and more likely go on to be a controversial president he suffered an assassination attempt at a campaign rally when he was stabbed by a mentally deranged man and so yes we've seen heavy security presence in the capital brasilia and mr wilson are now is going to congress where he will make his speech of the day it's likely we understand it's going to be a speech. with themes all national unity some give us a sense a

hour on the twin threats of nuclear war and climate change, the election of the far-right former army captain jair bolsonaro in brazil, and how u.s. foreign policy in latin america has led to the migrant crisis. noam: you have this incredible charade taking place, which the world is looking at with utter astonishment. poor, , miserable people, families, mothers, children, fleeing from terror and repression, for which we are responsible, and in reaction, they are sending thousands of t troops to t the border. amy: we will also speak with professor chomsky about ththe deadly attack on thehe pittsburgrgh synagogu, the crisis in gaza, and the u.s-backed saudi war in yemen. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, demomocracy now.org, the war and peace report. i amam amy goodman. today we spendnd the hourr with noam m chomsky, the worlrld renowned professor, linguist, and dissident. democracy now!'s nermeen shaikh anand i recently spoke to him from tucson, arizona, where he now teaches at the university of arizona. he is also institute professor emeritus at the massachusettsts insti

has been so on injuring a ceremony in the capital brasilia the former army captain represents a major shift to the right and not america's largest country and his first speech as president he promised a free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy john home and reporter. standing in the shadow of her hero for christina new year's day is the start of change help or think that that is going to say it's the opportunity for the country to grow it's an opportunity to stop being the country known for corruption and this opportunity is named. to the ticket. holder joe you push him out of the years he was a low profile congressman now he's been catapulted into power is the leader of south america's biggest economy but the far right populist has polarized brazil supports his love his plain speaking style and hard stance from crime opponents fear his intolerance of activists minorities and ambivalence to the environment but also novels main promise beating corruption appeals to brazil's political class has been engulfed by scandal. it is full it is that those charges of political

he is a former army captain who says he admires president trump and pans to emulate some of his policies. the brazilian president tweeted back. i truly appreciate your words of encouragement. together, under god's protection, we will bring asperity and progress to our people. >>> the new year brought salary guidelines to the people. there is a and minimum wage of at least $15 an hour. we look at the factors driving the new law and the impact on businesses. >> reporter: hot off the grill in san jose. it is a boost in pay for millions of low-wage workers. the city raised the minimum wage to $15 per hour. here is the mayor sam liccardo. >> this is the right time to raise it. thousands of families are struggling to live here. we have hundreds here in san jose who work hard and go to and sleep in their car at night. we cannot continue to be that kind of community. >> reporter: san jose joins eight other bay area cities mandating a minimum wage of at least $15 per hour. the city of sunnyvale wrestled with the same business calculus. there were fears the back than that doing so would make it mu

begins he's four years today but as the former army captain takes office activists fear he's policies could have disastrous consequences for the already depleted amazon rain forest also mary says he will not play protecting the environment stand in the way of economic progress. smoke rises on the front lines of an environmental war the battle here is all but over once again humans have overcome nature and driven back the rain forest but it's hard to speak of winners here in the east of the amazon jungle. all this has to go so that cows can graze here this worker tells us then he warns us to leave before his boss sees us what they're doing here is illegal journalists and environmentalist are not welcome forrester and remember is shocked though not for the first time. i feel a great sense of loss i work so hard to protect the rainforest it's such a complex ecosystem it took centuries to grow and then just a few minutes for it to be destroyed transformed into ash and dust under a works for an organization that helps property owners use the rain forest without destroying it but in recent

the former army captain proclaimed brazilians were e beg freed from socialilism. the workers party, which was crushed in october after running the coununtry fofor 13 years boycotted the swearing-in ceremony. the new president blamed it for economic recession. during his first address to congress, he promised to chart a brand-new chapter for the country. >> vowing a radical shakeup of brazil's system, bolsonaro is giving himself 100 days to read brazil of socialism and political correctness he rallied against in recent months. >> i call on this country to free itself of the yoke of corruption and the ideological straitjacket. corruptioning the was a key campaign pledge. bolsonaro's appointed judge as he is thee minister, man responsible for jailing former left wing president lula da silva convicted on grass charges. >> we need to do away with the ideology -- >> another major concern for the former armor cap think -- captain, security. he has vowed a no leniency approach to law and order. he promised to reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 17, to reinstate t

a former army captain was inaugurated at a ceremony in the capital brasilia.e is brazil's first far right leader since a military dictatorship ended 30 years ago. bolsonaro supporters hope he can revive the economymy and bring safety to the streets, but critics claim he is a threat to democracy. reporter: jair bolsonaro soaking up his moment in the spotlight. under cheers from his supporters on the way to brazil's congress, where he was sworn into office. >> we want to get brazil on its feet. we want to free brazil from corruption and crime. from irresponsible economic policies. and from ideological submissiveness. reporter: bolsonaro supporters are hoping for an end to the country's economic crisis and high crime rates. especially in the mega-city of rio, where he won a majority. >> i expect that he will make brazil better and safer. >> we will have to see when he actually starts doing things. making promises is not the same as keeping them. reporter: bolsonaro promised on twitter he would make it easier for people to buy guns. he has also made it clear he wi

it begins he's four year term today but as the former army captain takes office activists fear his policies could have disastrous consequences for the already depleted amazon rain forest also nari says he will not protecting the environment stand in the way of economic progress. smoke rises on the front lines of an environmental war the battle here is all but over once again humans have overcome nature and driven back the rain forest but it's hard to speak of winners here in the east of the amazon jungle. all this has to go so that cows can graze here this worker tells us then he warns us to leave before his boss sees us what they're doing here is illegal journalists and environmentalist are not welcome forrester andree miranda is shocked though not for the first time. at the pit anna i feel a great sense of loss i work so hard to protect the rain forest it's such a complex ecosystem it took centuries to grow and then just a few minutes for it to be destroyed transformed into ash and dust. andre works for an organization that helps property owners use the rain forest without destroying it b

so, jair bolsonaro is a former army captain who has been calling for the rights of shoot to kill for hem immunity from prosecution, so that's a big test. he had a very difficult first week in government because of his economic measures and all that, but that is what people who elected him, who voted for president bolsonaro, want to see. they want to see if's going to act and if he's going to be able to stop this rebellion. the local governor is from the opposition, from a left—wing party, but they're working together to see if they can control of that situation. but given this kind of violence is relatively prevalent in brazil, how much of jair bolsonaro's approach is necessarily going to work? well, what's being said, like, in other parts of the world, is that traditional left—wing approaches don't work. that's his view, that's the view of the electorate who voted for him, that you have to be able to deal with these gangs that are heavily armed, are very powerful, they have lots of money through drug dealing. they have to be addressed in a different way. many people say that, like in

." >>> also first on "cbs this morning," we talk with british army captain lou rudd, the only person crossed antarctica twice. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >>> taking off this monday morning with a live look at right from our tower. and, a live look at cooling tower. facing some cloudy conditions. thank you for waking up with us. >>> and much of the bay area was soaked over the weekend. >>> and high country a big stretch of interstate 80 is shut down. check out that bumper-to-bumper traffic. and now the national weather service says that blizzard conditions could travel an avalanche. >> today seems like it's going to calm down. >>> remains in effect until noon. so, we are going to get a break in the rain. still a few lingering showers. but we will be dying down here in the next three hours. and as you can see, it does show rain into the north bay. this shows temperatures are in the 50s although chilly in santa rosa we are seeing a li

brazil's new far right president shavelson ari begins his four year term today but as the former army captain takes office activists fear his policies could have disastrous consequences for the already defeated amazon rain forest also morris says he will not take protecting the environment stand in the way of economic progress. smoke rises on the front lines of an environmental war the battle here is all but over once again humans have overcome nature and driven back the rain forest but it's hard to speak of winners here in the east of the amazon jungle. all this has to go so that cows can graze here this worker tells us then he wants us to leave before his boss sees us what they're doing here is illegal journalists and environmentalist are not welcome forrester and remember his shot though not for the first time. i feel a great sense of loss i work so hard to protect the rainforest it's such a complex ecosystem it took centuries to grow and then just a few minutes for it to be destroyed transformed into ash and dust. andree works for an organization that helps property owners use the rain fo

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the former army captain represents a major shift to the right in latin america's largest country and his first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime improve the economy and protect family values in our i won the election by a wide margin two months ago despite a history of racist homophobic and sexist remarks john holeman joins us now live from brasilia with more john bolton are has been a polarizing figure since the start of his campaign has he done anything today to try to bring his opponents on side. in a way he has he tried to balance things especially in his speech to congress he was talking about his government being against discrimination and against division but he on the other hand in the latest speech said that he wanted to liberate the country from socialism and from political correctness he also spoke about agribusiness is being indecisive but in his government the same agribusiness is that keen on the opening up more of the amazon rain forest that takes up more than a half of the country so i think especially in the speech he gave to in t

has been sworn in a ceremony in the capital brasilia the sixty three year old former army captain represents a major shifts to the wrong it's also in our avowed to respect democracy and carry out difficult economic reforms needed to get latin america's biggest economy back on track he also wants to loosen up this country's environmental protection laws potentially allowing the the cultural sector to exploit more of the amazon rain forest he was propelled to victory on his campaign promises to curb corruption and combat crime. corruption. advantages have to end political favors forced trading that needs to be left in the past we want the whole nation to benefit everything that we do henceforth has an undeniable purpose to put first and foremost the interest of brazilians. john heilemann has been following events and brasilia. he said that he wanted to make brazil a place in which there wasn't division in which there wasn't discrimination he said that he was going to clamp down on corruption remember that brazil had a huge scandal the biggest corruption scandal in latin america a most of the t

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narrow has been sworn in as president in the capital brasilia the sixty three year old former army captain represents a major shift to the right and he's promising big changes for latin america's largest nation both an hour won the election by a wide margin back in october he was propelled to victory by his campaign promises to curb corruption and crime he also wants to loosen up his country's environmental protection the was potentially allowing the agricultural sector to exploit more of the amazon rainforest in his inauguration speech also narrow underlined his commitment to conservative values. we are going to place value on family we're going to respect religion and our judeo christian tradition you're going to combat the ideology of gender to support our values we're going to free ourselves from ideological moorings we will progressively responsibly and consciously to assure that brasilia is at the service of brazil my electoral campaign took to the streets and towards the commitment of putting brazil first and god above everything i like correspondent john homa was carefully watching

elected and just sworn in on tuesday with the law and order agenda. jair bolsonaro is a former army captain to give them immunity from prosecution, that is a big test. he had a very difficult first week in government because of his economic measures and all that, but that is what people who elected him voted for, the jair bolsonaro, want to see. they want to see if he will act and is able to stop this rebellion. the local governor is from the opposition, from a left—wing party and they are working together to seize control of the situation. given this kind of violence is relatively prevalent in brazil, how much ofjair relatively prevalent in brazil, how much of jair bolsonaro's relatively prevalent in brazil, how much ofjair bolsonaro's approach is necessarily going to work? what is being set in other parts of the world is that traditional left wing approaches don't work. that is his view, that is the view of the electorate who voted him, that you have two be able to deal with the gangs that are heavily armed, very powerful, they have lots of money through drug dealing. they have to be addr

an hour i will shortly be sworn in as brazil's new presidents the sixty three year old former army captain won the election by a wide margin back in october and he's promising a big changes for last and america's largest nation john holmes is in the capital brasilia for us. well a lot of analysis here is saying that both so now is a sort of hard right populous leader he's obviously not alone he's a member of a sort of global wave that's come about recently but he's probably the only leader that fits exactly that profile right now in latin america and the the feeling is that brazil such a big country it's the biggest economy in south america it's also the most populous country in south america that might serve as a sort of front runner for other countries to follow suit. u.s. president donald trump says he won't rush to pull troops out of syria after coming under intense pressure from allies and senior figures in the republican party last month trouble for broccoli announced that all two thousand american troops will be brought home immediately the united nations is accusing both sides in t

but on november 3rd, two men set out to make history. 49-year-old british army captain lou rudd and 33 mile apart on the ice shelf. the goal was to make the more than 900-mile trek alone across antarctica with cross-country skis and pulling a slide. they battled elements like wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour, freezing temperatures that dipped below negative 40 degrees, and whiteout conditions. conditions they had trained for during the months prior. previous attempts across antarctica were not successful. british explorer henry worlsly died shortly after trying to complete the trek in 2016. on the final leg of his journey, on, brady skied the roughly 80 remaining miles in just over 32 hours. he finished in 54 days on december 26th. when rudd crossed the finish line two days later, on, brady was there to celebrate the incredible feat they had accomplished. lou va-hud also the only person -- lou rudd is also the only person to have crossed twice, once with a group and once solo. he joins us only on "cbs this morning." welcome. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> amazing. >> thi

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the former army captain promising to tackle crime, corruption, and economic malaise.sts two poll months after his victory, 75% of brazilians think the new leader is on the right track. however, the reality is given up most of its postelection gains. italy's president has chastised the populist coalition government for ramming it spending plan through parliament. he used his year dressed warned the country's growing debt pile analyzes ordinary citizens. the deputy premier used his own ears beach to say there is plenty more to be done on the populist agenda, including cutting the pay of politicians. yoursa may used a new video message to urge and the division over divisions of her brexit. saying the country has all it needs to thrive after leaving the european union. she said britain could turn a when parliament votes later this month. australia's prime minister scott morrison started 2019 with a pre-election pitch to voters. cuts, supportx for drought affected farmers and record funding for schools and hospitals. he's hoping a pledge to deliver a budget surplus will re

jair bolsonaro is a former army captain who said he and myers present, plans to emanate from of his policy. the president tweeted back, mr. president, i present your words of encouragement. together under god's protection we shall bring prosperity and progress into our people. everything what not every thing went to plan. the inauguration medicaid was passing through city streets when it was interrupted by his skittish horse. the animal was leading the procession but started to act uneasy and go sideways. it cannot be controlled by the writer or security cards. the writer eventually call on the down and procession continued. >>> home invasion and santa clara countyfour suspects and i >>> how people in the state governments are to begin to keep things ready for visitors. >>> welcome back. we give you a live look at the city of san francisco with blue skies. i was along the coast yesterday with a t-shirt and shorts. there was a beautiful start to 2019. i was not alone. it was packed at the beaches. >> were you going for a dog? >> it was nice. but that was yesterday? >> was at about 1 appear.

has been sworn in injuring a sermon in the capital or personally the sixty three year old former army captainrepresents a major shift to the rights also naro vowed to respect democracy and carry out its difficult economic reforms needed to get latin america's biggest economy back on track he also wants to loosen up his country's environmental protection laws potentially allowing the agricultural sector to exploit more of the amazon rain forest he was propelled to victory by his campaign promises to curb corruption and combat crime. corruption privileges advantages have to win and political favors forced trading that needs to be left in the past we want the whole nation to benefit everything that we do hence food has an undeniable purpose to put first and foremost the interests of brazilians. u.s. president donald trump says he won't rush to pull troops out of syria after coming under intense pressure from allies and senior figures in his republican party last month trump abruptly announced that all two thousand american troops will be brought home immediately following what he described as th

a former army captain with a nationalist message has been sworn in as the new president of brazil.is promising to tackle rampant crime and corruption and economic malays. thatys his election shows brazil has begun to free itself from socialism. president trump congratulated him on twitter saying he made a great inaugural speech and the usa is with you. 60 permit killed and 16 injured in denmark's worst train crash in 30 years. the accident happened when a passenger train headed for copenhagen was hit by falling cargo from a passing freight train on a bridge. strong winds are hampering rescue efforts at that site. global news 24 hours a day on air and on twitter talk -- tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. have a new acting secretary of defense, patrick shanahan. as he took over from the outgoing secretary he praised the president and general jim mattis saying quote under the direction of the president the department of defense remains focused on safeguarding our nation, we have deep respec

he is a former army captain who says he admires president trump and plans to emulate some of his policies. the brazilian president tweeted back, i appreciate your words of encouragement. together under god's protection, we shall bring prosperity and progress to our people. >>> it is 5:40. there were writing moments for a family visiting a zoo. a 2-year-old fell into a run oster's enclosure. we will tell you what her parents are saying about the heart stopping incident. >>> celebration at nasa. local astronomers weigh in on the major achievement confirmed in the far reaches of our solar system. >>> we will have a look at the south bay commute, especially the super commutes coming up from morgan hill. here is a look at 101 in san francisco for the split. the traffic looks good. >>> it is so cold that i wish it would rain . it will by the time we get to the weekend. this morning, does all about the cold. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. pg&e is releasing a report on a possible cause of the tubbs fire. evidence suggest that the fire may have started with equipment on private property in cal

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