anyone governing brazil. so in this we are kind of look over indoor gamlee country we, we, we don't have it for edition, especially among the press, even among the breath. we don't have a tradition of actually engaging with international issues. but of course, one key element in the present situation is an impact of for import. the federalized or census included agricultural sector in brazil, brazil hailing it brendan on the importance of school for free to i as there's so in that sense, the shock of her supply chains been disturbed by the conflict that certainly impacts the lead. living conditions in brazil, although i'm not that sure that the bridge didn't population softly aware of the connections between higher inflation, francis or food prices in the conflict in europe. and perhaps as far as i probably can shed some light on those connections. but before we go into economics specifics, i wanna ask you a broader question, because here in eurasia, i think we still romanticize the notion of big great games.

anyone governing brazil. so in this, we're kind of looking at an indoor gamlee country we, we, we don't have it for edition, especially among the press, even among the breath. we don't have a tradition of actually engaging with international issues. but of course, one key element in the present situation is an impact of her import of fertilizers, for instance, into the agricultural sector in brazil, brazilian haley, depending on the importance of school for a fridge wiser. so in that sense, the shock of her supply chains been disturbed by the conflict that certainly impacts the lat, living conditions in brazil, old door. and not that sure that the britain populations softly aware of the connections between higher inflation, francis or a food prices in the conflict in, in europe and professor force, i probably can shed some light on those connections. but before we go into economics specifics, i want to ask you a broader question, because here in eurasia, i think we still romanticize the notion of be great. ag

danny played importance of your opinion, influence in brazil, best interest in brazil are the fact that the, despite all the u. s. interest, there is the very important influence, troy iraq, peon or powers. this is the colonial or territory a former colony of portugal and, and then we where of course, very much influenced by it different ways of immigration. so you, you will find in the brazilian brazilian society and he been among the lease lot of people that came from italy, from spain, from japan, from germany, and even harass i remember being in brazilians, antello, specifically, and meeting a lot of fashion immigrants. so you indeed have had a lot of our belittle cultural influence from all around the world. and you said before that, or perhaps this is one of the factors that allows you now to try to maintain your strategic neutrality for the sake of your own economic and perhaps social interest . but i wonder how challenging it is, because we know from other countries that the united states has put a lot of pressure on to other capitals to make them take what they call them. more

it happens in brazil. that's right. and you know both of those police raids and you mentioned both of them are the 2 deadliest police raids that are taking place. drug raids in brazil's history, this video that have shocked the country in the world. it appears to show that the, the police doing what they were doing with complete impunity. people were even standing there. watching them is that typically out people perceive the police to operate in brazil. yes. so of course, we know those kind of action is not legitimated by any law, but we have a culture that in that incentive base, the public asians it's important to say a congratulations, for example, the agents responsible for the action in real. that's last, almost certainly that people and these normality that we see in this as shown off genuine. all those that public agents is, is originated by this normalized situation that we see every day in daily life in brazil and isn't it, although was a black man. what about race? as a part of this story, i mean most people

and we don't want to do that in brazil either. but is there something about the culture of policing in brazil that, that allows this excessive use of force or does it have maybe more to do with the government giving it's tacit blessing to how things are being done so grand, for sure. under both the situation got even worse because of these conservative wave that to brazil since 2018. but the guy said that this is a very old situation and he started in the military . police are real responsible for the daily, but through the streets it was created with the board post of arresting. i'm african slaves and slaves, people who see from the farms. so and in, in the, in the media. i think there she, it was train to charge her quality of causing her for the political pointers. so we don't have a crappy culture in brazilian police forces. they have never been before and 2 feet, 2 of them, a graphic society. and the result is the scene we have just watching and that we watch daily in brazil, journalist joel petros morris, we report we apprec

come on, it happens in brazil. that's right. and you know, both of those police raids and you mentioned both of them are the 2 deadliest police raids that are taking place. drug raids in brazil's history, this video that have shocked the country in the world. it appears to show that the, the police doing what they were doing with complete impunity. people were even standing there, watching them is that typically out people perceive the police to operate in brazil . yes. so of course, we know those kind of action is not legitimated by any law, but we have a culture that in that incentive base, the public asians it's important to say a congratulations, for example, the agents responsible for the action in real. that's last, almost certainly that people and the normality that we see in this as shown off jenny, about those that public agents is, is originated by this normalized situation that we see every day in the life in brazil and isn't it, although was a black man what about race as a part of this story, i mean most people who

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don't trade with brazil. don't trade in high risk commodities with brazil. because that is what's destroying the forest if you care about the forest if you care about human rights if you care about indigenous rights if you care about the climate. then don't trade in high risk commodities. mmhm no government no corporation no- retailer and no bank should be doing this and that's why we actually joined together with a p. b. to put out a report called complicity in destruction. r. highlight and expose these corporations big agribusiness traders like atm and bungie and cargill and retailers like costco and walmart and bakes. financial institutions like chase and sometime there and bnp part a party bus and asset managers. very very big banks mike blackrock and how many of you all have heard about black rock so thank you for those of you who know about blackrock's big problem the rest of you look up blackrock's big problem. and you'll know that they are the biggest. investor in climate destruction whether it be agribusiness for fossil fuel. and speaking of fossil

in brazil. more than a 1000 people have been forced to flee their homes, expert se climate change is turning rainy. season down falls into extreme weather events that have killed hundreds of people in brazil of the past year. and staying in brazil, a wave of protest has swept the country, sparked by the brutal death of a black man at the hands of police. the 38 year old died of asphyxiation. offrey was held inside the boot of a police car as it filled with tear gas. this is the viral footage that has sparked public outrage on the streets of brazil. police hold genevieve, although digit zeus sent out inside the trunk of a police. as a vehicle fills with what appears to be to guess he'll be damned, the least for the love of god get my brother out of that. i begged him beg and immediately they replied, no, he won't guess out. they're not getting my sight. the video st. osha's death has re ignited public anger over police violence, and the treatment of brazil's black population. official statements

this is the viral footage that has sparked public outrage on the streets of brazil. the police hold jan of aldo did joseph santos inside the trunk of a police girl. as a vehicle fills with what appears to be to guess he'll be back with a leaf for the love of god, get my brother out of that. i begged him beg and immediately they replied, no, he won't guess out. i mean, i walk in my sight. the video of santos death has re ignited public anger over police violence. and the treatment of brazil's black population, official statements say that santos had resisted arrest and fallen ill on the way to the police station. he was then taken to a nearby hospital where his death was confirmed. a preliminary autopsy concluded he died of as fixation, brazil's federal police have promised to open an investigation into his death. but that has done little to quell the fury of protesters. what, what is important is that they didn't give him a chance to live. what is that? people say there's no death penalty here there. sure is. there's a death penalty for the black population. for many

also coming out outraged in brazil, people take to the streets to demand justice. following the death of a black motorist offer a shocking video shows police trapping him in a car filled with tear gas. and a political maverick who hopes to become columbia new president peak over 2 years says he'll bring the country together after years of civil war is running made. tell d w. what his secret is. ah alone psycho welcome to the program. russian forces have kept up the vast offensive aimed at seizing all a few cranes. industrial don bast, region. ukrainian officials say russian troops are attempting to storm severe done yes. as they expand the territory under their control. the city has been under intense shelling, knocking out power and mobile phone lines. russia 1st invade a dumbass 8 years ago, capturing part of the region. now it says it has to take the rest. d, w. correspondence. mathias bellinger has visited a town called new york, living under the shadow of war. for years occasional shelling has occurred here. but now the shells had daily. welcome to new york. t

after a heavy rains have left more than 40 people dead in northeast and brazil. more than a 1000 people have been forced to flee their hopes. expert, se climate change is turning rainy season downpours into extreme weather events that have killed hundreds of people in brazil over the past year. and staying in brazil, a wave of protest there has swept the country spock by the brutal death of a black man at the hands of police. the 38 year old died of as fixation after he was held inside the boot of a police car. as it filled with take ass, this is the viral footage that has sparked public outrage on the streets of brazil via police hold gin of aldo did joseph santo sh inside the trunk of the police. as the vehicle fills with what appears to be to guess he'll be back to the lace for the love of god, get my brother out of that. i begged him bags and immediately they replied, no, he, when he gets out, i mean they're not getting my sight. the video of santovic's death has re ignited public anger over police violence. and the treatment of brazil's black population. off

but because we always face weeks like this in brazil.— like this in brazil. in brazil. but these allegations of _ like this in brazil. but these allegations of the _ like this in brazil. but these allegations of the police - like this in brazil. but these allegations of the police are gassing someone in their custody, to death, not likely to be easily dismissed. as the last three minutes of genivaldo de jesus santos's last three minutes of genivaldo dejesus santos's life caught on camera, now put the authorities firmly in the frame. mark lobel, bbc news. real madrid has won the uefa champions league final for the 14th time, beating liverpool i—nil at the stade de france, in paris. liverpool dominated the first half, but despite several chances to score, they couldn't put the ball away. just before half—time, karim benzema put the ball in the back of the net, but after lengthy discussions, he was declared offside and the goal was disallowed. real madrid came out fighting in the second half putting again, and it paid off when viniciusjunior scored, putting real

so is why is this kind of thing so endemic in brazil? well, there is like an airplane crash. it's just, it's not one single reason. it has to be multiple factors happening at the same time. for one in brazil, we have a militarized police force that we have the military police, which acts as sort of beat cops. and then the civil police, which is the detectives, and the investigations, and the military police. they have a structure that really favors the use of force. we have a wave of very conservative for right politicians in brazil who adopt in the who with spouses should 1st ask later approach to crime. the former governor of rio who was suspended from office just in 2020, said that the police forces within his administration would aim at the little heads of the criminals. so this is the kind of political leadership we having presence variable. so now, for instance, congratulated the real cops who were part of the operation which kills at least 25 and is the 2nd deadliest police operation in real recorded history. the deadliest being just last year. and we have to remember

while we stain brazil where a wave of protests has swept the country, sparked by the brutal death of a black man at the hands of police, the 38th, your 38 year old died of asphyxiation after he was held inside the trunk of a police car. as it filled with tear gas, this is the viral footage that has sparked public outrage on the streets of brazil at least hold gin of aldo digit susan sent out inside the trunk of the police. as the vehicle fills with what appears to be to guess he'll be back to the leaf for the love of god, get my brother out of that. i begged him beg and immediately they replied, no, he wouldn't guess out. i mean, i won't get in my sight. the video of santovic's death has re ignited public anger over police violence and the treatment of brazil's black population. the official statements say that santos had resisted arrest and fallen ill on the way to the police station. he was then taken to a nearby hospital where his death was confirmed. a preliminary autopsy concluded he died of his fixation. brazil's federal police have promised to open an investigation into his de

the brazilian report says, police in brazil have been militarized. this case is still a chilling pattern of how bird of police forces can be in brazil. and i think one of the main issues is the lack of accountability, which has usually been the norm rather than the exception. police forces usually they are state, they are under the state administration in brazil, but they almost operate as a parallel for us in brazil, we have a militarized police force that we have the military police which sort of beat cops and then the civil police, which is the detectives and the investigations and the military police. they have a structure that really favors the use of force. we have a wave of very conservative for right politicians in brazil who adopt in the who we spouse. this should 1st ask later approach to crime. the present police is an extremely sadly chorus. that being said, there are in a few states initiatives to remedy that. for instance, in some fall where i'm talking from the state government started the pilot projects to to force police officers to

see, the city of pharaoh ado. net also coming up outrage, brazil. people take the streets to demand justice following the death of a black motorist after a shocking video shows police trapping him in a car filled with tear gas and fears of an aviation disaster in nepal. a plane carrying 22 people is missing and believe to have crashed in the himalayan mountains. ah no spicer, welcome to the program. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has visited eastern ukraine. his 1st official trip outside keith since russia invaded his visit comes as russia steps up. it's offensive and don't bass region. ukrainian official say russian troops are trying to storm the key city of sierra, or netscape. assessing the damage with his own eyes, ukraine's president visited the war ravaged region of hockey eve. ukraine has pushed back the russian offensive here, leaving behind ruins in his 1st official trip out of cave, since the russian invasion, zelinski also met troops have been fighting on the front lines, will go below. oh, i want to thank each of you for your serv

also now to has the support of brazil's powerful farm lobby of the christian. right. and of resilience were disappointed with bola and with the corruption scandals involving him and his workers party. but also, nato is also being accused of incompetence and mismanagement of the coven 19 crisis, which has killed more than $660000.00 brazilians. especially the electoral campaign of brazil started from august the 50 what both law law and the current president try your book will not already fighting for every single vote they can get it. what rob is to be very polarized, like monitor, you know, you just 0 while fires in siberia is cross a know ye ask region, have killed a least 5 people. these 300 firefighters of battling the blazes in the region has been placed under a state of emergency. the russian region has been devastated by large scale fires. i've recently used a ukrainian theater group is keeping its children's sho allies spreading messages of joy, hope an unity overseas, ah, performing in the great capital as part of a 2 day tour. 3 male members of the group have

for the first time in 92 years, they even sculpted in uruguay and even in the south of brazil. this winter, the western hemisphere enters against the backdrop of an obvious shortage of energy for heating. we already talked about the argentine senate just now. listening. where did the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of this country come, but they have not yet issued a weaver excerpt from his speeches, where is he like? naturally. i wanted to show myself as an optimist. argentina has a huge opportunity to become a significant supplier, reliable and stable of food, nutrition and energy. and this is exactly how the world looks at us. maybe it looks just the facts say otherwise. argentina could be an excellent energy exporter. unfortunately, it is not like that; instead, we import energy from the argentinean province. neuquen, where he finds so many dinosaur bones. this is where the largest deposits of shale hydrocarbons lie, wacan huerto, that is, a dead cow. but at least for now, we will tell you about the features of argentine political science. it never became a source o

and at the same time, wages in brazil are stagnant. so or even entry level agents are going down massively. so we're seeing households losing purchasing power 8 in 10 households in brazil, our own that this is unprecedented. so the president, the president, achilles heel at this moment is the economy. and even if he tries to divert attention to corruption and other issues or culture wars, which is something he has tried to do over the past few miles, actually his reelection. chances change on trying to make the economic environment better. if lula was to win, what kind of presidency our brazilians in store for i mean we have 8 years of track record lula has been nothing but the moderate. i think his own family. busy portrayed by conservative sectors as a radical socialist and a few occasions, it doesn't help himself with statements that are much more to the left than he ever was when he was president. would be very shocked and surprised if leads the government that is not centrist, doesn't that me or even the choice of his run, you mak

in so bold, thousands gathered to hear brazil's former president and reason ass, hulu led us silva, as he promised to defeat incumbent j bowles. fernando, in october's election, moolah announced that his candidacy has the support of trade unions, social organizations, and 7 center left parties, including his own workers party. he compared his to term presidency of latin, america's largest democracy to that of bo, sonata, and admirer. and follower of former u. s. president donald trump, life brazil is too big to be an international prior because we are submissive because we are denied allison because we attack our greatest commercial partners causing enormous damage to our economy. brazil will hold general elections in 5 months as the country deals with record to digit yearly inflation. high interest rates, and unemployment, or brazil's back on united nations hunger map which it had left in 2014 for the 1st time in its history. rule also appealed to young voters, promising to protect the amazon, the environment in brazil's indigenous people. recent polls shola having the support of more

where you go brazil's, back on united nations hunger map, which it had left in 2014 for the 1st time in its history rule. also appealed to young voters, promising to protect the amazon, the environment in brazil's indigenous people. recent polls shola having the support of more than 40 percent of the population enjoyable. so nato in 2nd place with more than 30 percent. but lula supporters are anxious they know the tables can turn at any moment. oh no, not. i don't hear the last one was more please. there is no guarantee that we will be victorious. we are very much at risk of having brazilians reelect both sonorous, fascist government. this is a historic moment when progressive forces you like to fight evil, but anything can happen now. also, nato has the support of brazil's powerful farm lobby of the christian right and of resilience who were disappointed with bola, and with the corruption scandals involving him and his workers party. but also, nato is also being accused of incompetence and mismanagement of the coven 19 crisis, which has killed more than $660000.00 brazilian. recentl

so nato has the support of brazil's powerful farm lobby of the christian right and of resilience who were disappointed with bola, and with the corruption scandals involving him and his workers party. but also, nato is also being accused of incompetence and mismanagement of the coven 19 crisis, which has killed more than $660000.00 brazilian. recently delightful campaign in brazil dialogue with both lola and the greg residents, abel coronado. they're already fighting every boat. they can get it to be very polarized, like my degree and i give just 0. 0, rescue is in cuba capital of searching for bodies and a luxury hotel and her friend. there were an explosion occurred on friday and he studied 2 people, including a child were killed. dozens were injured is believed to have been caused by gasoline. the building was undergoing renovation at the time of the hotels reopening. at least $300000.00 women die around the world every year as a result of complications during pregnancy and childbirth. most of these deaths take place in developing nations. nicholas hack reports from santa goals, no

his bid for brazil's presidency county unseat encumbered jabal sonata, and artists from russia, bella, luce and poland come together in greece to help spread a ukrainian theater groups message of joy, hope and unity. ah, or can sir world whether update. this one's gonna focus on the americas. great to see you. so we've got a band of rain from manitoba, northwestern ontario, stretching toward the upper midwest and pretty fierce winds for the east coast. this is a ne, when so that's going to drag down the temperature new york just a high of 12 degrees on sunday, but it's nothing compared to what's going on in northern canada. so yellowknife, i think you may scoop up, see 10 cent heaters of snow pile up over the next 24 hours. we have a high fire danger stretching from the southeast of california right into western areas of texas. and mexico is dealing with its 2nd largest wildfire in that states history. and complicating matters here is we're going to have some fierce winds over the course of the weekend or the wind off the gulf of mexico. it's given us a feed of warm and humid air for

those in the affair lula da silva, is taking another shot at brazil's presidency. the last time the 76 year old held office was 12 years ago. this time round left as leaders trying to unseat the far right incumbent shadel sanara, monica, and i care reports from san pablo. o . spirits were high at this convention center and so boldly. thousands gathered to here brazil's former president and lizzie nash, who led us silva as he promised to defeat incumbent j bowles. fernando in october's election. mueller announced that his candidacy has the support of trade unions, social organizations, and 7 center left parties, including his own workers party. he compared his to term presidency of latin, america's largest democracy, to that of bull sonata, an admirer and follower of former u. s. president donald trump, mice, brazil is too big to be an international prior because we are submissive because we were denied allison because we attack our greatest commercial partners causing enormous damage to our economy. brazil whole general elections in 5 months, as the country deals w

our correspondent reports from brazil. >> sunday night service in brazil's capital, tonight's headlineer leads 70% of evangelical christians that voted for the controversial president in 2018. the largest grouping in this movement is women of color, making them crucial in the upcoming october election. -- >> bolsonaro says there's no such thing as racism in brazil, it doesn't exist. what do you think? >> [speaking portuguese] >> nicknamed the trump of the tropics, bolsonoro once told a woman he would not rape her because she wasn't working. he also connected religion and what he would deliver. but his appeal was also tied to what was happening in brazil at the time. >> but things are changing. women are part of an evangelical movement against bolsonaro, with more than 300,000 followers on tictac alone. -- tiktok alone. she's an influential voice, with opposition of all sides trying to reach a voice like her. >> [speaking portuguese] >> this is a home where faith runs deep, and his archrival, the former president who this family is backing. a corruption conviction got him kicked out of

still ahead on al jazeera little of the sellers launched his bid for brazil's presidency, but can he unseat income adjustable sonata and co international calls for sri lanka, as president in a state of emergency? ah, he has begun. the v full world cup is on its way to cattle hoop your travel package to the windsor, the big story across the middle east. hello everyone. great to see you. so we got some sand and does spin spun up around here. i'll take you in for a closer look right now around the gulf states. and really this is this, sorry, shamal way and am for doll has specifically a think we'll see those winds wind up so about 60 kilometers per hour. so yep, that's enough to stir around the sand in dust and impact. the visibility there, we do have a lot of activity around the caspian sea. so for western areas me see some showers sneak into bach who southern sections may see some showers are leaking to tate on with the high 26 degrees and still that heat for pakistan. jacob bad getting up to 46 degrees for turkey. it's eastern areas where we have disturbed weather, and that is starti

fatally hit by shrapnel while inside an armored vehicle. dozens remain missing in the northeast, brazil octave days of flooding and lance lights. 48 or you can read and soaring to new heights, how the top gun sequel, helping to restore competence, but in the power of the big screen. ah, after nearly a months of deadlock, european union leaders have agreed to impose a partial ban on russian oil, or that 2 thirds of oil imports will be banned by the end of the year. the had been pushed by some member states for full ban on russian oil over its invasion of ukraine, but a group of countries heavily reliant on russian energy have been blocking the moved or diplomatic editor james base reports. european leaders arriving in brussels for a crucial meeting on ukraine at the start of the crisis that surprised many with unity and strong sanctions. but a 6th package of measures including a ban on oil from russia, had been stalled for nearly a month because of objections from the e. u leader, with the friendliest relations with latimer putin. even at the start of the meeting, hunger, his recently re

in the past year, brazil has seen double-digits inflation.her of four now relation on handsouts and discounted food. my boss was about to throw out these beans and bacon, she tells me but she rescued the pot just in time. hunger is ravening -- ranching brazil. one in four people are now not getting enough food. her family included. with the price of cooking oil soaring, she and her father have come up with anotherurvival skill -- turning used oil into soap. they say necessity is the mother of invention and the brazilians have a special word for it -- the brazilian way. when life is hard. that makes the difference between star vacation and survival. to you and i, in looks like the land of -- star vacation and survival. to you and i this looks like a land of plenty. the demand is not leading -- letting. up. the demands ofn insubstantial china. he was brought up on the lands. it's complicated these fields might field the world but people like him are going without. >> 90% of what is produced has to be processed. we grow crops for industry and th

emissions, the third largest polluter in the world. 40% of all tropical rain forests lost was in brazilfires were responsible for under one quter of that. most of it came from agriculture extension and logging. whilst global tropical forests decreased in 2021, force in other climates had unprecedented losses, 6.5 million hectares lost to wildfires in russia alone. ♪ let's bring in our guests. in north carolina, a distinguishing fellow at the world resources institute, which released this report. in amsterdam, a global communications director at an organization working to re-green africa. oxford, u.k., michael jacobs, an environmental economist. a warm welcome to all of you. you were involved in producing this report. it makes for shocking reading. are you surprised that we are still seeing this much deforestation across the world two decades after her organization started monitoring these forests? >> you know, disappointed but not surprised. we do now have 24 years of data from satellite imagery monitoring and have seen a steady, persistent, stubborn loss of forests at this level. last

i mean in brazil, i law law library residence. i am also not already writing everything to make and get it to be very. all right. well, like i champagne has become the largest political party in northern ireland for the 1st time. it was previously the political wing of the irish republican army, the on group which fought british forces and loyalist to take northern island out of u. k. and united islands. joining the north with republic or island remains a party. central ame john hall reports from belfast. some say the selection changes everything and changes nothing. the marching bands play on commemorating ties with the united kingdom, despite the reversal of a century of unionist political dominance and barricades stand regardless of the nationalist when separating communities, as they have done through decades of troubles and decades of peace. just as unseen, no change and no changes just been on the same. for too long the unionists have voice held there have been top dog but neither 2nd dog. ah, and there is a lot of pride at

a former leader of brazil vows he will beat far right present. jane bought an arrow in october's election 76 year old louise ignacio la desilva last held the country 12 years ago before being jailed in a corruption scandal. monica and i carry for some help. oh, spirits were high. this convention center in san paula thousands gathered to hear brazil's former president reason as to lula, the silver, as he promised to defeat incumbent j bowles ronaldo in october's election. mueller announced that his candidacy has the support of trade unions, social organizations, and 7 center left parties, including his own workers. pardon? he compared his to term presidency of latin, america's largest democracy, to that of bull sonata. an admirer and follower of former u. s. president donald trump, life brazil is too big to be an international prior because we are submissive because we were denied allison because we attack our greatest commercial partners causing enormous damage to our economy. brazil whole general elections in 5 months, as the country deals with

in brazil, we learn how the residents of favelas are now able to enjoy online shopping. and we find out what it's really like to work as a berry picker in portugal's greenhouses. ♪ $1.90 -- according to the world bank, that's the minimum required to cover a person's basic needs per day. around 10% of the global population lives on less -- in extreme poverty. poverty and unemployment are major reasons why people leave their homes and look for work elsewhere in the world -- as domestic workers, carers, on construction sites, or in farming. the number of international migrant workers has risen to 169 million worldwide. they make up almost 5% of the global working population. that means they are a key component of the world economy. yet many of them work in temporary, informal or unprotected jobs, often under dreadful conditions and for low wages. in portugal, for example... ♪ reporter: people come from nepal, india, bangladesh, and thailand to pick fruit in southern portugal for european supermarket chains. this is archive footage. the agricultural firms no longer want repo

it's brazil is a 4th major flooding event. in 5 months. colombians are heading to the pose on sunday to vote for a new president. the 1st permanent history left this could become president, oppose. a showing rebel turned politician gustavo petro. as the clear front runner, i sandra ron pierre, to report from the capital one auto mall army of police officers follow presidential candidate gustavo, paper wherever he goes. and stage men with large bullet proof shields stand on either side of him. a reminder of what he means to run for office in columbia, especially when promising a drastic rebuke of the status quo. we are on the cusp of changing history and columbia, changing over his she saw full of violence or finish justice of social exclusion to the possibility of building a country at peace of columbia's head to the polls. the climate is less than peaceful, patron rise from to invest in rebel to the threshold and become the country 1st left the president has meant an uptick in death threats which you blame on the countries de

heavy rainfall began wednesday in brazil's northeastern state.nd triggering mudslides. entire houses collapsed. with the force of the water. desperate neighbors helped firefighters dig up loved ones under the rubble. this man lost his sister. >> the search parties found my sister's body this evening. they found her and for other bodies. they are still looking for my brother-in-law. reporter: this is the fourth major flooding event in five months in brazil. in february, more than 200 people died after torrential rains hit a city 80 km from rio de janeiro. a phenomenon calledla nina which cools down the pacific ocean waters helps explain the excessive rains here and other parts of northeastern brazil. >> there is no doubt that climate change and the rising temperature in the atlantic ocean are also responsible for these extremes. cold weather, hot weather, droughts, rainfalls -- we've all become more severe. reporter: besides bad weather, poor urban planning in low income neighborhoods in many cities is also responsible for the number of deaths and

city outrage is spreading across brazil as people protest deadly police violence. they say it's direct to the mostly against the black people in the pool. one of the can is reports for black lives matter protest in rio de janeiro. view is may find some images and this report distressing. i holding posters of jenny val desantis, blaming police violence for his death and demanding justice in his knee. a video showing policeman through santas, a mentally ill black men into the trunk of their car and releasing a tear gas canister sparked outrage across brazil. it was black lives matter. luke cannot breathe. thank the crowd o sample. i want to see this sort of balance against blacks has always been common, but in the pause, i mean, there were no cell phones. testers are also demanding a thorough investigation of the police raid in a slum of leadership nero. the shoot out earlier this week resulted in the death of more than 20 people. raj, we cannot wait around for the next mass, murder to happen next time. it will be $34060.00 dead. we have to unite to defend our lives.

read you cause brazil to death. the black man, the police detained, enforce them into smoked ultra. ah, let's go with your weather report for the america. this one feature is a lot of rain in fact rainfall warnings for canada's quebec province extending into new brunswick. and i think we may also see some rainfall warnings for nova scotia and newfound land. a lot of rain coming your way now further toward the south, also for southern florida may see some bursts of intense rain here. but otherwise things are pretty dry and temperatures are on their way up. that includes for the desert southwest, but another push of some pacific rain is moving in. we see that in to northern california. and we may see some flooding somewhere between washington state and oregon with this next system. moving in. temperatures are below average, including in canada's vancouver. at 16 degrees. we may have a hurricane on our hands over the weekend, off mexico's pacific coast. it's throwing a lot of rain into acapulco on saturday with a high 34 degrees top band of south america. we've got our seasonal rains h

now the killing of an armed alarmed black man by police is led to outrage across brazil. a video of the incident went viral on social media. and we do warn you that some viewers may find the following images in victoria gate, bees report disturbing. valid. so but a thing to police officers pin down jenny valdez. da. hey. so santos, a black man. they say with resisting arrest. they then trap him inside the smoked fil trunk of their police car. oh, look at the man there. oh, my god, that killing him inside the car says one witness. video of the incident went viral on social media. her tests have been held in his home town of m bow, but in northeast and brazil, and shore and outrage expressed across the country. for years human rights activists of accused police in brazil, a discrimination brutality and excessive force. on tuesday, the day before santos died, dozens of people was shot dead during a police raid on a criminal gang in rio de janeiro. yes. oh gosh, i've seen the complex le. yes. another massacre in of a bell aids truly shocking. we cannot allow it to be normal t

whereas the shootings that happen all we are quite frequently here in brazil. ah, those happen because there is a lack of government presence in the poor neighborhoods. so drug gangs have taken over and also a former policeman who act as a mob of gangsters because they charge people for security. they like here in rio de janeiro. there are, there are occupying like 60 percent of the territory and, but that does not justify in any way the police going into these places and shooting, having these shoot out because many innocent have died last year, 6000 brazilians were killed by police by the police whereas 183 police officers were killed are during these are shoot outs. ok, thank you. want to clean our kids at large 1st in rio de janeiro in let's get some more on this now. loaders here, dora is a poet, psycho analyst, academic and black rights activists in brasilia, the brazilian capital. and she joins us from there. thanks for being with us here on the program, in your opinion, how widespread is police violence there? oh oh, well, how wide spread do you think t

outrage in brazil, protests against police brutality against the poor and black people. ah hell i, we got plenty of hate into southeastern parts of europe and that he got a squeeze down towards that eastern side of the mediterranean little area of low pressure swirling away here. so just breaking the heat, something of a thunder bright down there for parts of italy and balkans over the next couple days it good. they'll cola somewhat disappointing on the temperatures farther north because we do have a, an orderly way and just rolling across nor see quite brisk wincy rusty, rolling down into the low countries into germany 15 celsius. therefore berlin and it will be breezy feeling a little roar at times, one or 2 showers there into england, them whilst on, as he shouted to scold him for the od in nevada, january dry, little cloudy, while she try to win to get parts of france, we have got some showers cost more than pass of spain. 31 celsius image with the temperature just picking back a little as we go on into monday by monday, some wet weather coming out. so fur. romania p