lane when it comes to mobility. brazil is latin, america's largest electric vehicle market. now, after years in the fast lane resilience, cities are looking to have a board to buy, electrifying their city bus fleets. meanwhile, sets of laws from the last decade or hoping to show that we're moving economic barriers in costa rica could be the power that the small country needs when it comes to wrapping up its battery. electric engines, costa rica is a small country in latin america. we'll talk more about how that country increased the electric vehicle up taking a moment. but 1st, i want to show you one of the rarest cars in costa rica. a converted electric car used to be a petrol vehicle before being converted by these 2 started up founders, the cesar gonzales. so this and emanuel castro. besides showing that a conversion like this is possible. the co founders, other goal, is making the case that conversions of existing fleets for companies or utilities makes economic sense. they say converting to be cheaper than buying a new e v. a would have to be mean we'd reduce price is,

well, olaja claims that has big market share and electric buses and brazil. they're not the only players in the game. b, y d, a well known personal email you factor also produces electric buses and they're now going hard on expansion into latin america. meanwhile, mercedes benz is actually doing business with the late tra where they are producing electric bus chassis is like these in brazil for companies like a later and others. the company says it already has $250.00 chassis is circulating itself, although we believe it's just the kids off the bus. that's a him who shared. he's the president, mercedes benz, brazil, and the ceo of mercedes benz latin america. so we see a stronger need in public transportation and be expected also a year and that's in america to grow. so you can see it was 2030 and i think in general use understand like was one boss who can capture 50 cars. while the personal ag market relies heavily on imports to share, it says increasing domestic production for electric buses will be important. or i think it's a great opportunity though that

rains hit brazil in seven of those are in sao paulo brazil's moths popular state. —— most. those are. in some parts, ten cm of rain every day. in this damage included trees falling, buildings collapsing, infrastructure being damaged in brazil's residence in sao paulo have described this unexpected, sudden storm as brief but really intense. the storm has also caused major blackouts across sao paulo metropolitan area in the city on sunday afternoon more people have been reconnected to the grid and 700,000 homes without power and the energy form largely responsible has said that there is a clear timescale to get everybody back or the customers back with electricity and power supply in that area really impacted by the storms and received a notice hoping that will be by monday at the latest how are people there doing — because weve seen protests due to blackouts but some have also appearing to have welcomed the rain? there've been many reactions, protests with the locals taking to the streets and pots and pans venting their frustrations at having no power, electricity. so much so that the

while brazil's supreme court is giving x the right to return to brazil after a standoff with elon muskayed out over many months and culminated this summer with the company's decision to pull its legal representative in the country and also refusing to pay a series of fines that had been levied against it. x and musk apparently capitulating on both of those fronts. but perhaps the biggest concession is the company's decision to start blocking a series of accounts on x that have been probed for spreading misinformation and hate speech on the platform in brazil. initially, musk had called it censorship, and this is actually the issue that got twitter, now x, into hot water in brazil in the first place. brazilian authorities ultimately holding firm and getting their way on that issue. so here we are many months later and x poised to return. this is a very big market for x. this is the company's sixth largest market in the world. it has more than 20 million users on the platform throughout the country. returning to the subject of climate change now. while traditional wine—making regions lik

when x is banned in brazil, it becomes very difficult for him to influence the debate. mohammad javad rahmana sed and sima news agency. production of two new types of vaccines at razi serum institute. these two unique vaccines are used in the field of livestock and livestock and maintaining food safety. 100 years ago, at the same time as rinderpest spread in the country, an institute was set up in karaj, which has now become one of the main vaccine production centers in the middle east. razi vaccine and serum research institute. we supply about 90% of the country's livestock vaccines and 25% of poultry vaccines. the production of anti-serums for scorpion and snake bites, more than 150,000 antidotes for special and rare snakes, is one of the other measures of this research institute. we have nearly 150,000 ampoules we are producing anti-venom, and now nearly 70,000 of these are selected for export. recently, the designs we have are for snakes, which we were fortunately able to produce until now. now, the head of the institute of vaccine research and sarmsazi is pleased w

joumanna: joining me is the google brazil president. talk about the brazil landscape. probably the most advanced digital economy in all of latin america. what circumstances have allowed for that to happen. >> first it's a large market paid we have 200 plus million people. second it is 700 and inflation in the 90's which drove a lot of the automation in the technology was deployed at the financial sector for users. and third, brazilians are extreme entrepreneurs and they like technology. we have people who would've been around for 19 years with a very good relationship. joumanna: what role do you see for google in terms of driving the digital transportation -- transformation in the country. fabio: are platforms of the top of the world for most of the app. brazilians have a love affair with technology with google platforms. also it's important we are able to empower businesses to be able to become more efficient. efficiency in an economy like the brazilian one which is an emerging market is important. we have now brazilians very eager to adopt ai at the next wave of tech

. ~ _, brazil. like i could c l brazil. i felt like i could cry. all— brazil. i felt like i could cry. all the _ brazil. i felt like i could cry, all the pieces - brazil. i felt like i could| cry, all the pieces came together. winning a gold medal was a dream come true. ijust about all the time my dad would pull up youtube video smart highlights, i would spend hours watching them, and to be able to compete against her in an olympic gold medal match was a full—circle moment and it almost felt like a passing of the torch, now it is my turn, and it is just really exciting. the last 12 months i felt really rewarding, i have worked my whole life, a lot of it when nobody is watching. in a sport like this, it is very easy to feel like maybe the goals are not coming at the moment, but i'm still going to work hard for my team and create goals in different ways, so i am proud of myself for the level i have been able to maintain, and to kind of get that recognition, it feels really good. my parents sacrificed

that is really led by india and brazil.— by india and brazil.il. this is a summit, but _ by india and brazil. this is a summit, but what _ by india and brazil. this is a summit, but what comes i by india and brazil. this is al summit, but what comes out by india and brazil. this is a - summit, but what comes out of it? do we often get any concrete steps or announcements from these brics summits? the brics has often _ from these brics summits? tue: brics has often been from these brics summits? tte: brics has often been criticised as a talking shop and the larger the more it will be like that. for russia, that is not necessarily bad, they want to show they are the centre of the world and can't be marginalised, all of these senior officials from around the world are coming together in kazan and president putin will be leading back. but there is also a set of very practical measures they are trying to push, led by russia and china, and i think at the centre of this is called de—dollarisation, both russia, china but also iran would like to escape we

brazil and declared independence from portugal.ized the sovereignty of the south american country and played an important role in the fate of the now independent and sovereign brazil. arrived in russia. in 1876, he visited st. petersburg, moscow, kiev and odessa, as a private guest. i saw a lot here, the city is huge, the banks of the neva are magnificent, i really liked the church music, and the opera of the russian composer glinka deserves praise. it is called to die for the tsar, it was performed yesterday on the anniversary of the coronation of the russian emperor. even then, russia and brazil understood economics. russia is very important for us because we buy fertilizers, if we can feed the world, we can do it thanks to russia, we could not do it alone, we must become closer and closer. champion. we are united with the brazilians by a common passion for football. eight matches in history, five of them friendly. usually, the game with the brazilians did not go our way in favor, but at the olympics in 1976, in the match for thi

17 km the theater company of brazil overcame to find themselves in vladivostok.of course, they are waiting to meet the audience, but first a walk around the city. for the owner of a bookstore, meeting a famous director is a surprise. i always wanted to create something new, combining music, light and modern choreography. 4 m, the height to which the riggers lift the artists. we are suspended on cables, they are elastic and always unpredictable, they are affected by the temperature in the hall and humidity. super, absolutely super, the first time we have seen something like this, spectacular, very, very unusual, very new. on stage, the theater from brazil is captivating theatrical action with the performances of braz cubas. local craftsmen made decorations especially for this performance, these are not just walls, on them, like on a school board, they write lines in portuguese. this is an amazing experience, i meet with the audience in russia and receive energy, it’s like i’m breathing oxygen that fills me. another recent work of the theater of nations with the pe

the room is the perhaps brazil look to venezuela's bed. right. and you know what president peterson was very open? he said, uh brasilia and most of those positions on correct us very different. we believe that nicholas missouri is fighting for independence. we accept the election results, luna to silva, who's absent. we know he had a full, she wasn't able to come. she said it's for administered instead, baby more wretched and they haven't officially accepted the results. and they did go so far as to call it a quote unpleasant, a government with an authoritarian slot, but again, it shows such a unique group that really yeah, yeah. manage to talk and yeah, have such fundamental differences when it comes to a country like yeah, you're going to find out. yeah, i mean, even though he had some, a pretty hard cool comments against the un chief antonio, a competitive bid out, it didn't need. he basically was courting out to chat as it and it's huge fun every session around this big conference table. and he was saying, you know, every time a high precisio

sao paulo, brazil's most populous state.tern parts of brazil come up with the violent winds come up with the violent winds come up with the violent winds come up to 100 kilometres per hour, and some places had daily rainfall reaching ten centimetres. the majority of damage was caused by falling trees, infrastructure such as waltz, caused by these violent winds and really heavy rainfall. sao paulo residents have described a sudden unexpected storm is brief but really intense, so although it was a shortage has had a really destructive week, and many people are without electricity. there were protests in sao paulo on saturday?- paulo on saturday? these brackets _ paulo on saturday? these brackets are _ paulo on saturday? these brackets are hit _ paulo on saturday? these brackets are hit large - paulo on saturday? these | brackets are hit large parts paulo on saturday? these - brackets are hit large parts of sao paulo, some people took to the streets with pots and pans demanding that electricity be restored. however, there are s

young: brazil just had the first round of its municipal elections. i think you are talking more specifically about sao paulo but generally about the elections. being extremely polarized between the right and the left doesn't necessarily mean the political outcomes will be exactly -- it is one fact among many that is important in determining what is going to happen. voters are complicated creatures that take into consideration many things. it could be the ideological distinction or polarization plays out at the national level but at the local level it is much more about meat and potatoes. actually in-- you win and lose t the garbage men to vote, you win and lose if you keep the streets paved. it might have been more basic bread-and-butter issues that mattered and where you sat on the political spectrum was less important. i think at the presidential level that matters, but maybe the local election brought out more practicality in brazilian voters. >> questions? >> thank you for this talk. i have a question about your thoughts on decision-makers, polic

i use the example of -- 2008 is when i first came back from brazil, i had been in brazil for 10 yearsgot to do the obama win, which was historic. i was there for lulu's win as well. we were high on the hog in 2008 because we nailed it. we didn't nail it more or less, we nailed it to the decimal point. you fast-forward to 2016, we w ere wrong like everyone else was wrong. i think it is an interesting case study. same pollster, same country, but ultimately two very different results. sometimes that happens. sometimes that happens. what we do as a profession is we reflect on our method and assess in more detail about specifically what happened. it is just not an individual like myself who does this. it is also professional associations like the association -- american association of public opinion research. every other country has similar associations. but honing our craft, assessing why we made mistakes is article. the last point i will make is reemphasizing the three personas. i call it the three hatted pollster. multidisciplinary. the first hat is the data scientist. the second is the

explaining the possible consequences, but you must realize first of all uh one in five adults in brazil are evangelical and evangelical are majority of them are prozionists, we must have a strong propaganda apparatos, strong social network, strong uh means means of communication to go beyond those false... prayers who are proszionis or christianif if you prefer, the the comprehensive, the comprehension of the specialist, yes, they are, they are very close what you said, for example the manama bay is inside of bahrain in golf, the person golf, this is a target, this is an asset, they will be, they will be a, they will be attacked as a response from the republic, this is for sure, this will be going - 30 to 35% of the world oil crosses through or moves straight, so everyone who understands at minimum what's going on there, we understand that the price of oils may go in a hush, may go in a speculative rush to go upside and upside and upside, but to explain to the people that the goals for the bricks, the goals of the republic, the goals of the access are quite similar to the goals of latin

brazil is also becoming increasingly attractive for foreign investments.er, during lula da silva's government, growth has also been bolstered by government spending, both on infrastructure and record high—money transfers to low—income families. but that's adding to public debt. the challenge here is to restore fiscal balance and tame persistent high inflation to sustain growth in the years ahead. here in india, there is a lot of optimism over its growth story, projected as a country drawing global attention as one of the fastest growing economies in the world and emerging global heavyweight which is poised to become the world's third largest economy by 2030. now, the world bank attributes this success to a lot of factors, like growing public infrastructure investment and household investment in real estate sectors. but there are also concerns. despite having one of the largest young populations in the world, over 80% ofjobless indians are the country's youth. unemployment among india's educated youth remains a big concern, and also private consumption, whi

x has been allowed to operate in brazil again.me court is giving x the right to return to brazil after stand off with elon musk the standout playing off over many months and culminating the summer with its decision to pull its legal representative in the country and refusing to pay a series of fines that had been levelled against it. x and must capitulating on both of those fronts, perhaps the biggest concession as companies decision to start blocking a series of accounts on x that have been probed for spreading misinformation and hate speech on the platform. initially mask called it censorship and this is the issue that got twitter now x into hot water in brazil in the first place. brazilian authorities ultimately holding firm and getting their way on that issue. 50 firm and getting their way on that issue-— firm and getting their way on that issue. . ., , that issue. so here we are many months later— that issue. so here we are many months later and _ that issue. so here we are many months later and exploits - that issue. so here

, almost 60 million arabic in brazil, almost 4 million arabic descendents are in argentina, and nobody organizes them or us, so it will be better for the resistance that this social psychological warfare being done by the western media and zionist operators could be faced in the same effectiveness that is faced in the region through artillery and for the first liners and the expedition and for the and the forces from iran, because you have the expertise in defense, but you must improve our expertise in social media and social communication from abroad with the arabic colony, which are most of them supporters of the resistance, doesn't matter if they are maronite and my family, melkit, orthodoxus, sunni or shia, almost 70% of the lebanese colony in brazil are supported of the resistance, so you you you have this goal, we have a position. which is transtarian would overcame the secarism because of the nationalism of the resistance, so this is the momentum to improve the social network, improve the social communication and to be a challenge for them also in psychological warfare, this is

president, please don't let the united states become brazil, my native brazil. >> we'll keep it good. we're gonna make it better than ever, okay. >> thank you. >> martha: this is viral all over the place yesterday, and today the woman that you saw in the car in that final clip, we're going to speak to her in just a few minutes. she can tell us what that was like. she was with her family. first our international correspondent aisha in greenville. thank you. >> hi, martha. the former president is back stage. we just arrived with him in the motorcade,ics and today it's all about north carolina. this is a second out of three stots in spot in this former battleground state. the president will talk about inflation and the economy, how it's hurting the regular people here in north carolina. he's actually up in recent fox news polling when voters in north carolina were asked who do you trust more in the economy, trump or harris. but he is still neck and neck when it comes to a head to head in this state. as you mentioned, trump is coming off a big stop in ashville, north carolina, today where

in fact, switzerland supported the so-called peace initiative of china and brazil, it really appeared, and conditionally speaking, it is being discussed. including the prime minister of hungary, viktor orbán, but let's put it in order, the department of foreign affairs of switzerland stated that the country would support the so-called peace initiative of china and brazil regarding the war in ukraine, but emphasized the importance of sending a reference to the un charter in such peaceful plans and in that at the same time, the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine expressed disappointment over switzerland's support for the sino-brazilian initiative. census regarding ukraine. we cannot understand the logic of such a decision. we call on the swiss confederation and all countries that support international law and the un charter to avoid participating in so-called peace initiatives that can only complicate the process of achieving a comprehensive, just and sustainable peace for ukraine. actually, this is a statement of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine. but in the same time by t

, and brought eldarazakov to brazil with master classes, with a stunning solo concert, brought nikolai maksimovich tsyskaridze to brazil with master classes, with the voganov school, we brought. to the children of the obraztsov theatre and simply could not stop this tour simply technically, because well, puppet theatre is adored in latin america and the incredible quality of the performances that the troupe of the obrasou theatre brought there delights people of all ages. we also have a very interesting path ahead of us in our work with the persian gulf countries, and the russian season next year is heading to bahrain and aman, the first tour of the bolshoi theatre. well, considering what you told us about the plans, we have something to cover on our tv channel. thank you very much, olga borisovna, thank you, thank you. well, now we have urgent messages that are coming in at this very moment with reference to the kremlin, and so the telephone conversation between the russian president and the turkish president recep tayyip erdogan took place, the turkish leader called the russian leade

we are aware that china and brazil - aware that china and brazil have — aware that china and brazil havehat china and brazil - have come up with an initiative and the — have come up with an initiative and the tools _ have come up with an initiative and the tools of— have come up with an initiative and the tools of the _ have come up with an initiative and the tools of the general. and the tools of the general assembly— and the tools of the general assembly in _ and the tools of the general assembly in new— and the tools of the general assembly in new york, - and the tools of the general. assembly in new york, many brics— assembly in new york, many brics countries— assembly in new york, many brics countries show- assembly in new york, many brics countries show support| brics countries show support this initiative _ brics countries show support this initiative and _ brics countries show support this initiative and way, - brics countries show support this initiative and way, on i brics countries show supportl this initiative and way, on our part. — this initiative and way, on our part. are

argentina and brazil played together 6 times during the futsal world cup, five victories were won by selsao and only one win was won by albi celeste, which is also related to the 202 world cup, where argentina, after passing brazil in the semi-finals , went down to the bottom of the competition. portugal lost and fell short of the championship. well, we have a chance to present you with another report, from tarmi's presence in the selected team of the champions league to mbappe's not being invited to the french national team in the sidelines. father's football world. the italian family is the best manager of the month in italy, with the announcement of the serie a website , antonio conte was chosen as the best manager of the last month in the italian serie i. napoli under the leadership of conte won two victories and one draw in september to be the leader of serie a with 13 points. in these three games, napoli managed to score six goals in addition to keeping a clean sheet . tarmi announced in the list of the best in europe that in this composition the name of the iranian inter strik

and when wang ye and chief adviser to the president of brazil, celsu amari, agreed that this would notonly be a chinese plan, but a sino-brazilian plan, it became clear that china wanted this provide the appearance of at least a large international alternative. and this seems to me to be understood in kyiv from the rostrum of the session of the un general assembly, volodymyr zelensky condemned this plan, called it unconstructive, it is also, i would say, such a rather unexpected decision for diplomacy that if... you want to build some kind of relations with china there , you certainly don't condemn his peace initiatives from the rostrum of the general assembly session, but it's largely zelensky's style to say from high rostrums what he considers true and real, that's how he works, so what's up again, the question is not about zelensky, the question is about shizen ping, of course, so what do you want shizen ping, he wants to demonstrate once again that there are two worlds, there is the world of the west, which imposes sanctions, and there is the world of the global south, which can be

now brics is brazil, _ dollar dominance quite yet.ance quite yet. now brics is brazil, india china and south africa. other members are keen tojoin, it and south africa. other members are keen to join, it seems. what do you make of this grouping growing?- what do you make of this grouping growing? brics is now five -- is now— grouping growing? brics is now five -- is now ten _ grouping growing? brics is now five -- is now ten countries. - five —— is now ten countries. it will be egypt, ethiopia, saudi arabia, united arab emirates and of course, most controversially, iran. argentina was supposed to join but it pulled out, because of the new government of argentina did not want to identify with the brics, which is seen as an alternative to the western led international order. the basic idea here, the basic impact of the brics, they will be a significant pressure group but they are not going to replace they are not going to replace the current system of global dominance and world order, because again, as we said, there are many other play

brazil, a court announced that there are many documents about racial discrimination between 2004 and 2019, which show that a number of employees of this factory were deprived of job promotion opportunities and in some cases were victims of racial insults following work accidents. thank you for your attention, have a good day. hello, dear compatriots, during the hour after zarr and tonight we witnessed rains in the northern parts we are in the western part of our country in ordville province, the southern shores of the caspian sea, the southern slopes of alborz, and also in the eastern part of our country, for the provinces of north khorasan, razavi khorasan and south khorasan , where the rains are predicted in the form of showers and thunderstorms . we expect the intensity of the rains. in the eastern provinces of mazandaran province, the western regions of golestan province, the alborz heights of tehran, semnan, let us see that due to the intensity of the rains , we are witnessing the flooding of public roads in these areas . it will rain tomorrow it continues in the eastern parts o

look at brazil. brazil started in 2017 reforms of the labor market, then they went into tax reforms. value-added tax reforms. what we see from the data is that growth in brazil is boosted by somewhere between 0.3, 0.5%. that is significant. or you look at the performance of india over the years. remarkable. india was a country in the 90's where you can cannot make a step forward because of red tape. everything needs to be permitted. permits require -- they breed corruption. the country doesn't move. look at india today. it is a bright spot on the world. so the question really is how to generate that determination. then go to work. i would not -- do i not want anybody to -- i do not want anybody to walk oust here thinking it is doom and gloom. it is difficult. but there are actions that have been taken by others, you can do it as well. andrea: ok. i have to say that it's difficult not to be pessimistic or fatalistic about the low growth, high debt conundrum. it seems like it's getting worse. given the

when else will you visit the other end of the earth, a theater group from brazil covered 17.00 km toves in vladivostok. of course, they are waiting to meet the audience, but first a walk around the city, with the famous paolo de moraes. the brazilian director is amazed by the pacific views. fills me, another recent work of the theatre of nations, the play hadzhana sredin, a small puppet masterpiece for children and adults, where its heroes reflect on freedom, love, the meaning of life, its value, they say:

bmw to hold the gives the brazil human. before we go to some remarkable pictures of floods in the desert, sand humans and palm trees under water and se in morocco, this was the unusual scene and as hard as it how to read the heavy rains, the regions had the heaviest rainfall and decades in recent months bringing back to life one, does it late that had dried up as long as you say rainfall that as it is becoming hotter to predict. the blaming climate change that set somebody elizabeth put on them for this half hour of news, but stay with us. all the elders, 0 upfront is coming up next the a full year of war in gaza. and now it is really troops invading lebanon. are the us in israel working to reshape the entire region? who do americans trust to handle their economy? immigration, and the wars and ukraine and gaza? a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line award winning writer and journalist and author ton of has the post is best known for his work fighting systemic racism and any quality inside of the united states. but

in this way , 24 ambassadors and diplomats with their families from spain, switzerland, brazil, serbiaana, bolivia, japan, nigeria, south korea, russia and romania were held at the same time as 14 mehr day in tehran. eco international organizations , eco cultural organization and united nations were present. ambassadors and their families, more than 60 people from some historical areas of tehran market is among others, they visited the union mansion, masoudiyeh mansion, and national bank museum. this was the eighth tour for diplomats living in tehran, hosted by district 12 municipality. vice president for science, technology and economy, knowledge foundation, during his visit to the food health research center, pointed out the importance of food security, said the health research center. food , with the help of knowledge-based companies and using accurate domestic production laboratory equipment , has taken a successful step in verifying the health of food. as it may be the first laboratory in the country, which , god willing, can produce up to 460 poisons after the third phase recogni

that's to blame the pricey. pres, evangelical churches in brazil, booming, and so with that process, the one year old elena lives with her grandparents and a modest home in a suburb of rio de janeiro. when her father was suddenly sent to prison, her mother camilla several months pregnant at the time, had to move back in with her parents for coming at almost for family and the evan jellico. pentecostal church world lifesaver, what all made those were very difficult months as i was pregnant and i had no contract with him. the nasal method at that moment my family was my main support. the and then i looked for a church and i needed something to keep me on my feet. i was pregnant, so i had to be strong for her. everyday el camino is unemployed. her mother supports the entire family working as a cleaner for grandmother also has a small pension in sell. gonzalo, the center of revival is having a mass baptism. fellow church members are already waiting outside for camila and her family. camila used to be catholic, but this is the 1st church where she felt truly welcome the a church service t

a severe drought has davis facing the amazon rain forest and other parts of brazil. the need grow, griffin level dropped to 12.6 meters on friday. a normal reading is around $21.00 maces full. the major rivers in the amazon basin are at critical levels, including the medea river of the amazon's longest tribute tree, with rather transport no longer possible space link the tricks to get basic good love is the things have got very difficult. is that because of the severe drought on the bus and for the moment the season that it's very tough for us said because we're used to selling and the good here's what are you looking to book with the model the these are our street and also and without water, we can't sail. yeah. well you, so we're getting a bit isolated here there. when i saw you there, let's go measure and if you can, book is all loud okey in brazil's amazon estate. more than 60 districts are on the states of emergency. with more than half a 1000000 people affected scientists predicts moisture levels and the amazon region may not fully recover until 2026. they say

the key in brazil's amazon estate, more than 60 districts, are on the states of emergency. with more than half a 1000000 people affected scientists predicts moisture levels and the amazon region may not fully recover until 2026. they say climate change is the main culprit. a. and a reminder of our top story, they root has witnessed another night of his really air strikes. the explosions came shortly after israel ordered people to evacuate from a number of areas in the south of the 11th capital. israel says it is hitting hezbollah targets in the city, and you're up to date up next sport sliced by. melissa chad, thanks for watching. the living independently rise to society is full of contrasts and inequality is a big challenge. many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think isn't this leaving? what is home? how do we tackle the major issues about time to because there is a significant risk of human extinction from advancing our systems.

elections in brazil. they will not talk to me about the national polls. they have been taught by someone, i don't know who, that they only look at the swing states. i think that is an innovation in the general sense for all of us where the swing states don't clearly represent the national poll. when it comes to accuracy, if you look at the long-term trends we have only become more accurate. the problem is we have erred in some massively important elections on the wrong side that undermines confidence, when we picked the wrong winner. actually we were more off in 2020 then we were in 2016, but w e picked the right winger. and all we can do, we can only control what we can control when we make an error like that, we admit it. we are open and transparent about it. the pollsters don't do anything individually, we work as a group and we did down into the data to understand is wrong and then we come up with solutions looking forward. that is the only way that i believe we stay credible in a very complex world doing a very complex thing, is to open up the door a

i mean, brazil is such a wild, wild place.jimmy: interesting. >> i'm arguably the worst person to host anything. i have, like, the worst social anxiety. hi, world. [ laughter ] so, yeah, when they asked me -- >> jimmy: that must have been fun. >> i was like, "oh, 15,000 people, cool." >> jimmy: "how do i get out of this," yeah. >> yeah. i was like, "maybe i just take the wrong flight. i don't know." alas -- >> jimmy: what did you do? did you do bits? >> i did. okay, so they had me intro chris hemsworth, and it was for "extraction." and they gave me the script. and i'm sitting backstage with a mic. and i'm like, "hi, i'm chris hemsworth. i'm thor, god of thunder." >> jimmy: that's not bad. >> yeah, i was working on it. >> jimmy: that's a good impression. i like that. and they came up and they were like, "hey, you should stop." [ laughter ] ani'm like -- >> jimmy: they actually said you should stop? >> yeah, and i was like, "why?" and they're like, "chris just entered the building and you're on the loudspeakers." and i was like,

the demonstrations and do the editorialized news journalism. as fake industry, it happens here in brazil and have 16 million arab descendants, including the vice president, they cover the so-called conflict from the occupied and they nominate hisb as extremist and they nominate the colonial army as israeli defense forces, so i really think that from the common... and from the grassroots movements, we won, they axes of resistance and the supporters of palestine won, but it is hard to go up upside the hill to the powers that be, including the media, consortium and the controlling of social networks, it is a hard battle to do in the western countries, so it's going on right now, exactly, it's underway right now, as we speak, we're receiving live images from amsterdam and copenhagen, denmark, netherlands, well these are countries that are traditionally called the happy countries in the world, and it's interesting to see that these happy countries have people living there who actually care about what's going on in the world, the main slogan is free, free palestine, so mr. becleini, what does

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being off sort of a severe drought is davis facing the amazon rain forest and other parts of brazil. the need grow driven level drop to 12.6 meters on friday. a normal reading is around $21.00 maces old. the major rivers in the amazon basin are at critical levels, including the medea river of the amazons longest tribute, tre, with river transport, no longer possible space, link the tricks to get basic good. a lot of the things have gotten very difficult is that because of the severe drove down of the bus and the moment the fees to nav, it's very tough for us because we're used to selling and the good here's what i use . okay. spoke with the model, the, these are our street and i'll say who and without water, we can't sell you. i will, i. so we're getting a bit isolated here there when i saw you there. but let's go menu, and if you can book this out loud, the key in brazil's amazon estate, more than 60 districts, are on the state southern agency. with more than half a 1000000 people affected scientists predicts moisture levels. and the amazon region may not fully recover until 2026. t