the problems of overcrowding are more prevalent in the big cities and north of brazil, he says.his isn't a one-size-fits-all. >> i don't know if you could do this in brazil. >> i don't think it would work. >> reporter: but here in the countryside, these birds of a feather continue to waddle and watch. just don't get them riled up. manuel bojorquez, sao pedro de canta, brazil. >>> while we're on the topic of animals, an endangered bird is helping bring a ray of peace and understanding in the middle east. >> reporter: soaring through the sky, these birds know no boundaries. when they migrate, barn owls fly across conflict zones in the middle east. their journey bringing a bit of unity to a divided region. israeli and arab scientists have joined forces to protect the predators from losing their habitat. they've built thousands of tiny homes for the birds in israel, jordan, and palestinian territories. the owls can clear entire crop fields of rodents, reducing the need for harmful pesticides, helping not just the environment, but people too. this project, a rare example of co-existe

returns to brazil. what sort of a section of a set to receive from families and friends that as well. uh, it was very different from the plane that landed here a month ago. um, we're in bellowed is aren't you, which is a city in the south eastern part of brazil. this is the area where most of the migraines come from. and the plane landed 1st in the north because the government, the brazilian government negotiated with the american government that the american plane should land in the spot that is closest to the west. so that the brazilians would spend less time on a us plane where uh, by the us norms, they are 10 covington shackle. this is not a common seen here in brazil to see prisoners in this situation. and as a brazilian government said they are not prisoners, they are people that are being repaired, treated, their undocumented migrants may be, but they are not responsible for crimes. so they were uh, transferred from from, for the lease of the, the place where they landed, the place where they lan

have fun storms effecting the northeast of brazil by friday. now it's not as west across a central america know the carrier be and you can see lots of sunshine, a scattering of showers here. and that is what to whether to be found in nicaragua, stretching across to the yucatan pen into the in mexico. but it's a story of heat across the north. monterey, coming up to 31 degrees celsius, was lots of a set of sunshine. now for north america, it's the temperature divide, which is of note with the bitter cold across the most particular western parts of canada. but down in the south, lots of heat, dallas, of 25 degrees celsius on wednesday. the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact is so much more than just emissions from tanks, ships and will fight modern will say it has a devastating effect on people. and the department of defense is emissions is as large as many countries. every time ministry spent and increases military emissions increased. and this war and this find that christ all hail the product on a jersey to the t

grassley: brazil is a leading competitor with the u.s. on ag. brazil displaced the u.s. as a world leader in soybeans. another issue i brought up with your predecessor is unfair advantage brazil has on ethanol. u.s. exports faced a tariff on ethanol going to brazil however brazilian ethanol comes here nearly duty free. i hope you will address this imbalance with brazil. taking action to reduce or eliminate this harmful tariff on america. mr. greer: if confirmed i will work with you. this is one thing at the top of the list. chair crapo: senator cortez masto. sen. cortez masto: congratulations. welcome to your family. your son has been patient. i understand the challenges during this. thank you for meeting with me. a topic that seems to get lost sometimes. so important to nevada, the u.s. tourism. the single largest export for the u.s. my state, nevada, reno, las vegas, all parts in between, we rely on a strong tourism economy. u.s. travel association warned 25% across-the-board tariffs on canada will result in fewer canadians visiting causing $2 billion in lost spending

is subject to 18% tariffs going into brazil with biofuels yet brazil enjoys free access to the u.s. scientific they are giving brazil a preference over american biofuels as well. chinese used cooking oil exports and you are familiar with how they are abusingar that. you would think if we were going to get tax credits would make sure they won't benefit foreign entitiesfi especially those who wish to harm us. what can you do to help the biofuels industry to level that playingay field this is a specic kind of unfairness that drives me and it's notot just the prest himself. he sees the unfairness in and level playing field. at first and you can go to somebody like the brazilians have had to be followed up with or else and it may sound a little but we need to have leverage and we need to gain leverage by taking actions and we will dodo that. we will do whatever i need to do it so let's talk about china per per second per there so many more things than just trade and tariff barriers there are many non-tariff barriers and i'm sure many people highlighted them. there's stealing genetics fro

attention from america, australia, brazil. a of?le we are lot of people checking we are ok and had not gone bankrupt. pints of beer. still in shock! beccy says she has no regrets and is already thinking hello. the weather prospects for the rest of this week are not looking too bad in terms of dry weather. high pressure will establish itself, although it but in the short term for tuesday, in association with this frontal system. some of the heaviest rain will be flooding and some disruption. but you can see the line of the weather front that rain some outbreaks of mostly light and patchy rain will arrive as the rain band clears, scotland, northern ireland we see a mix of sunny spells and hefty showers. but it is going to be mild — temperatures of around 10—11 and patchy rain that will clear the south east corner through the evening. wintry showers over high ground in scotland. it's going to be a pretty chilly night. many places will see a lot of sunshine through the day. more cloud building, i think across parts of england where some

the league already has games in the uk, germany, spain, mexico and brazil. the build—up to the superat the bbc hello, there. the moment, and with clear skies, it's provided close tojupiter as we close out wednesday. is going to be a chilly start away from the far northwest. a bit more of a breeze here, but low single figures we're going to see a lot more in the way of sunshine — now, there will be a little bit of cloud and a bit more of a breeze down through the southeast — it could drive in through essex and kent. start — 7—9 degrees. of high pressure is drifting off into scandinavia and we start to see the isobars squeeze together a little. cloud. a start on friday, maybe the frost just lingering to the far northwest, starting to develop, it will push in some showers off the north sea, impacting perhaps east anglia, south—east england and along the channel coast down towards cornwall. it will be windy with it, as well, which will take as we go through friday. so temperatures sitting at around 5—7, maybe 8 degrees, but it will feel noticeably cooler, when you factor to freezing for

. >> george: gio benitez is live on the scene and donna brazile and reince priebus break down trump'sacks. >>> confirmation clashes. >> i'm offended by the question. >> show me a single statement i've made about science that is errone errone erroneous. >> george: trump on capitol h hill. will his most controversial picks make it through? >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." the trump team promised shock and autostart his second term. two weeks in, the shocks keep coming. dozens of actions to purge the federal work force, moves to freeze foreign aid and domestic spending. this weekend alone, a late friday firing of prosecutors involved in the january 6th investigations. saturday, the website for the agency for international development went dark as health initiatives and medical research projects around the world shut down, and late yesterday, sweeping tariffs imposed on america's three largest trading partners, canada, mexico, and china sparking the prospect of a trade war that could hurt american consumers and shake the global economy. senior white house correspondent selina

alan, brazil is just being realistic.t man united, they mainly mean the men's team. that's what i took from it. it's like, yes, obviously we have to have this weird pretence it's okay to have women's football. we don't have to pretend it's reached the same level of interest as men's football, because obviously it hasn't. yeah. why can't we admit that? >> and that's reflected in the ticket sales. i mean, you know, you can't force people to buy tickets for it. >> i saw one guy moaning about this on twitter. he went he turned out you go to his timeline. he never mentioned women's football once, but he was just telling off alan brazil. virtue signalling. sorry, louis. i jumped in. sorry, louis. ijumped in. >> no i don't, i'm a little confused. which kind of football is this? >> it's not the it's not the american football where you hold the rugby ball. >> it's a. »- >> it's a. >> proper football. anyway, the show is nearly over. >> so let's take another. >> so let's take another. >> quick look at saturday's front pages. the su

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the eagles started the year in brazil and so you started the year in brazil.ou were one of the guys that made the trip. >> yes, absolutely. going there internationally was amazing because their passion for their country was absolutely amazing. it reminded me of the passion that our fans have for our team so it's awesome to experience that. will: i imagine, yeah. plus a nice little trip to brazil that you get out of it. rachel: that's got be nice. >> can you ask our law student there as someone who has a daughter in law school, i see the incredible amount of reading. how does she balance being a cheerleader with the demands of being in law school? will: i want you to just witness this emmy award winning broadcasting. can i remember who is in law school? i can. right here. law school. there's a question from new york for you, griff's daughter is in law school and knows something about how much she has to study and read. how do you -- i think it's a -- i went to law school. i managed to fit a lot of extracurricular activities in. he wants to know how balance the

see some thunder storms the days ahead, but it is an improving picture around these scenarios of brazil, but there's a whatsoever down in the south and he is up for uruguay. and northern areas of argentina, we'd like to see the heats come back in to windows. there is a sunshine remaining, the dominant feature. it has been very hot down in the cell. launch the dry as well, much west. so across the very north is not as wedge across central america and the caribbean. yes, a sprinkler showers here and there, but sunshine, the dominant feature system, the story from mexico with a heat building across the north, monterey, seeing the temperature of pick up 30 degrees to take us through to the end of the week. and temperatures are still sitting exceptionally high. a cool southern part of the us is basically cold across canada and move in areas of the us. and we're going to see that winter weather thanks to a storm system. sweep across the great lakes, move across the northeast of the us and east and pots are counted up with a cool down to come for toronto on friday the there's no limit to have

they're in australia, vietnam, brazil, but that doesn't mean that these countries will be willing tots allies. why is it that china is so dominant in this field? because china recognised, first of all, that rare earths were going to be indispensable. it became a strategic asset for them. it became... when they realised that they needed to leapfrog in certain technologies... it needed to leapfrog. it realised that tech and the electrification were going to be really important for its economy, and it had an industrial policy. the west relied very much on globalisation, chains because there was a market in china, and everybody wanted to be next to all of the various factories that produced the components that went into the final application. will all play out, but what is your forecast over the next 12 months, 2a months? what does this market look like? such a political issue as it is now? it will and economic ties for trade, it will help the developing world move forward and the developing world. refineries; , , refine world. refineriesgyemeneed i refine tm_ world. refineriesgyemeneed

i never seen anything like this, and i'm from brazil, and brazil is the highest taxing country in theand san francisco is getting very close to it. sfmta is also proposing a 4% cut in bus service, and has hired more fare inspectors and meter readers to collect additional revenue. let's take you outside a live look in richmond. jeff is going to return with an update on our rain, which is already our scan in northern california. it's working right now. jeff is with us. and what do we have atop san bruno mountain right now? yeah. that's right. and we are going to see that working overtime into tomorrow. we have had some rain over the past four days. highs in the north bay, santa rosa over for berkeley hills about two and three quarters. san francisco over an inch and san jose only 700 of an inch. but everybody is going to river right there combines in with a stationary front that's going to stall out tomorrow. let me get you more details on that microclimate forecast. and here it is 11 p.m. tonight. it will be more widespread in coverage. we'll stay with that rain through tomorrow mornin

i've never seen anything like this, and i'm from brazil. and brazil is the highest taxing country in the world, and san francisco is getting very close to it. sfmta leaders say one big goal is to hang on to as much public transit service as possible, because they say that will be essential for the city to rebound and expensive to reinstate if cut. riders, we asked, say they don't want to see service cuts either, but recognize some services will likely have to be trimmed. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. while the recovery in southern california is certainly slow and daunting, but for the firstime since the devastating palisades fire, a stretch of the pacific coast highway is reopened to traffic today. cars were once again rolling on a stretch ofch, the famed highway between mcclure tunnel and carbon beach. however, only one lane is open in each direction, and cars are limited to 25 miles an hour. so if you're using the highway and you want to go back to a burned portion of the palisades, you have to have an access pass

global reach once again. for the first regular season game in the asia—pacific spain, mexico and brazilh iq; ephttohdate with all 7 including 7 n 7 including the? n 7 including the builder the news including the builder to the super bowl on the bbc website. hello there. now, we keep those clear skies, and so thursday morning a bit more of a breeze here, but low single figures morning, even some patchy fog as well. both the frost and the fog will lift away, and for many, we're going to see a lot more in the way of sunshine — a beautiful winter's day. now, there will be a little bit of cloud and a bit more of a breeze down through the south—east — could drive in through essex and kent. we pick up more of a breeze coming from a southeasterly cloud. so, for england and wales, it's not going to be as cold a start on friday, maybe the frost just lingering to the far northwest. and with that cloud around and a brisk easterly wind cornwall. the best of the sunshine stays out to the north and the west. it will be windy with it as well, which will take the edge off the feel of the weather story a

i've never seen anything like this, and i'm from brazil, and brazil is the highest taxing country in the world, and san francisco is getting very close to it. now, if the ballot measure fails, the agency says it's considering other options that include extending parking meter hours by four hours, charging for meter parking on sundays, and increasing the cost of neighborhood parking permits. all right, let's get back to our weather. we had a wet weekend, and we have a wet week ahead. rain here and snow in the sierra. this is a live look at palisades tahoe. it's going to be good skiing in a couple of days when all the powder gets down there. a lot moved in. that storm is here and more is expected on thursday and friday. our team of meteorologists tracking an eventful forecast. let's start with our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. hi, jeff. yeah. hey. and you know, this is the same atmospheric river we had starting to get here last week, and it's just been kind of moving to the north, moving to the south and back off to the north. but it's not only the atmospheric river. we also have

thanks to thunder storms effecting the northeast of brazil by friday. now it's not as west across essential america know the camera view. and you can see lots of sunshine, a scattering of showers here in this what to whether to be found in nicaragua, stretching across to the you could tell me, pen into in mexico. but it's a story of hate across the north. monterey, coming up to 31 degrees celsius, was lots of a set of sunshine. now for north america, it's the temperature divide, which is of note with the bitter cold across the most particular western parts of canada. but down in the south, lots of heat data.

plenty of sunshine instead west a weather will work its way southern north, across southern parts of brazil into paraguay as well. you can see the shelves and stones extending across much of the amazon base and with some heavy rain thanks to thunder storms effecting the northeast of brazil by friday. now it's not as west across a central america know the carrier be, and you can see lots of sunshine, a scattering of showers here. and that is what to whether to be found in nicaragua, stretching across to the you could tell me, pen into in mexico, but it's a story of hate across the north. monterey, coming up to 31 degrees celsius, was lots of a set of sunshine. now for north america, it's the temperature divide, which is of note with the bitter cold across the most particular western parts of canada. but down in the south, lots of heat, dallas, of 25 degrees celsius on wednesday. the 5th is refrain will be discussing the war in gaza and today how palestinian oxys are responding to it. the only thing that's right does have is the power of hope award winning old, the fashionable to speak to pal

equal partnership with the new rise in powers, i always defend the trade in china, india, russia, brazil, and many of the rising powers rely on the states. the width is a wrong choice for africa. they have for web stuff, for centuries, they continue to try to control us. and by the way, the bottom is in the hands of the in favor of south africa. because what south africans gave to the state is much more the natural resources, the goals, the minerals that goes out of south africa, into the pocket of the rich and elite of this page is much more than the hell of a south africa that gets in the form of subsidies or even hands out. so i would love this to go forward and i would like so we can story life for themselves that they need to control that economy and work with other african brothers establish an applicant economy independent of the pile of the west. there's also another element i'd like to hear your views on. this is against the africa and south africa as a member of bricks. not so long ago we had donald trump saying that to if the alliance continues to push a currency alternative t

the us arrives in brazil, more than a 100 people on the flight. the 3 is ran, the captives are set to be released from a gaza in the coming hours. these are live pictures now from kansas city, where preparations for their release are getting on the way. the names of the 3 is really captives will be exchanged for palin, split, and present, as have been confirmed by him. us ely, shot i b o. livi o had been, i'm a jew to be handed over as part of that deal. this will be the 5th release of his really captives since the sci fi deal was reached to what in return is where i would release a 183 palestinian prisoners on saturday. a 111 of those were detained in gauze and the past 18 months. 72, others from across the gauze, up the occupied westbank and occupied east jerusalem. they've been serving life terms long sentences or have been held in administrative differential. how do they was no a day has more not from the jordanian capital. i'm on because these ran the government and palestinian authority have bombed out his era from important inside israel an

and especially in brazil have been particularly big and in full costs. they will continue to be particularly big, giving a continued risk of funding site in the southeast to brazil. and then before you reach the pleasant feeling of summer notion, team, you go through this whole bit between public why need to know an option to defense has been in excess of 40. that's an official key twice from her. the limits to have a dream container sta in your own adventure now counter and we in newark the hello can you watching? i'll just hear a quick reminder. lots of stories here. this allies ready for something up at least 23 residential buildings and the occupied westbank bloss talking to the janine refugee camp as israel steps operations in the area following the ceasefire and guns. as well as knowing some and striking central garza hitting the car and enjoying the piece for people that happens on our rushing road used by us demands returning to the homes in northern gulf and you a secretary of state, monica rubio has visited the panama canal, unlimited threats b

i've never seen anything like this, and i'm from brazil.nd brazil is the highest taxing country in the world, and san francisco is getting very close to it. if a ballot measure fails, the agency says it's considering other options. that includes extending parking meter hours by four hours, charging for meter parking on sundays, and increasing the cost of neighborhood parking permits. all right, let's get back to talking about the rain again. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. and so atmospheric river, how long will it be here? how much rain do we expect? well, it's going to stay all the way through tomorrow night, and it's going to give us a lot of rain in a short amou of time. it's a super complicated pattern. here we have that atmospheric river. pointed right at northern california. and then the system in the pacific that's wrapping around all of this moisture. and then the third thing, and this is what i think will bring us some street flooding tomorrow, is this stationary front that's going to stall out. and that's ho

the parents is for brazil. he was last playing and his boyhood club swimming and say for calling time on his career. and he has cricket team is taking a one, a lead in the 3 match, one day international series against england. england were looking for a for the 20 over 341. and they struggled in that core as they were boy though, for 248 german deals, top support for india was 87 is a one by 4 week. it's a certainly had a solid 1st day in the 2nd test against re locked up. sherlock and struggled as mitchell stark and nathan lion took the 3 wickets a piece. se smith became australia as all time leading catcher and tests taken has 100 and 97th. they restricted the host to 229 for 9. really focus on crickets say they're ready to have the champions trophy, despite doubts around in the completion of their stadiums. it's been a race against time to complete renovations. so the country's national cricket stadiums and a look for and crunchy international cricket council has been monitoring the situation closely and the

we've already seen a game played last year in brazil as well. it is becoming a truly global brand in america low, that will be an excess of $203000000.00 view is just just still in the united states watching the super bowl that can be expanded exponentially. so a global world wide tv audience comes sunday. the nfl has gone out of the way to attract to an external audience. i think by general consensus, there's a feeling that the growth within the united states as perhaps reached a finite limit. and international growth is now the next boundaries to be achieved, and we're already seeing with the demand for international games that we're seeing around the world growing by the year that this is a market that the nfl looking to explore. and so these points are exploring fairly successfully and the 9th asian winter games are especially underway and hard been china. the for the $1000.00 at least $34.00 countries will be taken part. the mountaineering is a new event this year, competitors will use climbing and scheme skills, race as re snow covered mou

the ceiling of one brazil's most important baroque churches has collapsed, killing one person and injurings the way for the government to adopt followed in her footsteps. drivers across the world to enter the male—dominated world of formula 1. sarah dawkins has more. parity in motorsport. the grand prix grid. 50 years on, these girls are having their driving six of the most talented teenage karting drivers than equal programme. traditionally dominated by men. the moment i put on my helmet, i don't take it as i'm i'm a driver. i'm a racer. are kind of becoming so it has been such, _ you know, a big dream for me, and that's it. just face me. my big dream is to be a multiple f1 world champion, but i have to get one first. the moment i realised i really wanted to do this probably was when i was about six. of ryan mccall to go into second position! she gets there! every time i sat in a car, it was amazing. skye has always been outnumbered by the boys been made to feel welcome. so he thought it was me and he said, "this is why women and how did you feel when he said that to you? 763? from tactic

australia, i from america, australia, i think have someone from think we have someone from poland, brazilt. in were 0k and we hadn't gone bankrupt-— bankrupt. in total, becky thinks they _ bankrupt. in total, becky thinks they gave - bankrupt. in total, becky thinks they gave away i bankrupt. in total, becky - thinks they gave away around 300 pints of beer but how much it cost the business? i haven't actually added up the total, because i'm still in shock! beccy says she has no regrets and is already thinking unlikely to be as next time. navte. it ihal, navte. it iha sports navte. itiha sports day navte. it iha sports day today. more on the website. the weather prospects for the rest of this week are not looking too bad in terms of dry weather. but in the short term for tuesday, were going to,.se,e some of the rain will be fairly heavy, but there's some but as you can see through the morning, some of the heaviest rain will be then we see clear skies, some showers, in fact some wintry showers over high ground in scotland. but a relatively bright start. many places will stay dryjust a bit m

but there's still a fed risk of the orders, tops are in peru in pumps of brazil at coastal, more likely now. and also colombia, in fact, the heart of this noble house or continent to sing raw. the boy shows that are plenty in the counter being to running up against, for example, nick around your mexico's quiet court. the temperature wise monterey is a good indicator of what's come out of the us. and it's $29.00 on standard bytes is not exactly cold. indeed, the gulf states have warmed up recently, houston is up to about 26. the snow has been in the north east and it has piled at 5 to say, but that goes through later on monday. there is still a temperature varying winter is still staying in the mountains and for the north, for the rest of the week. as the if you really want to find out how effective a wallace just ask is real. from the technical in the us, mexico border is riley made so violence towels to tear gas dropping drones and india and to the low and starting traverse the globe to ship lights on the 3 the exports with the 1st tested on palestinian is rally filling model of way to

now for the heavier shares, you have to go to brazil and you have been doing that for a while now. this persistent law and it tends to go through. so our power catches the capital, presuming goes to northwest is got these orange tops an indicator. these are, may just send us terms, i do produce flash funding, they can produce land slots across the met, sligh's, ecuador, and columbia, increasing the risk throughout the kyra being this regular wind just bringing daily shafts to smaller orleans. of course, whether we can comes in contact with the semester, you tend to get the system right. so maybe you kind of are more likely believes in southern mexico. we'll see the sheriff's or periods of rain. it's seasonally correct. this isn't seasonally correct. a difference between winter in the dose of the us and in canada and somebody trying to come in for the substance division and realize temperatures tend to, to meet in the middle. that's where you tend to get the act through whether this know. so for the next day or so, the significance, the coming thousands advances california answer ea

in brazil, thousands of people gathered in sao paulo on saturday to celebrate dance and martial artsiijing — dancing humanoid robots, a god of wealth that answers questions, machines drew large crowds to an ai—themed robot temple fair in a shopping mall. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. wind and rain, mainly turns very much colder again with high pressure building in for the end of the period. it's leaving no more than a band of cloud some spots of rain on it for this afternoon. cold, frosty start, it's dry with some sunshine. southwards and eastwards again. and you can see further north and west where we have this upcoming week. of heavy rain at times. some sunshine around, variable cloud. maybe iii degrees, for example, in the moray firth. now, monday night, that weather front spreads quite blustery and mild ahead of it, but it will be turning colder behind that cold front. so, as we head through tuesday, england and wales will see that band of rain spread southwards and eastwards, tending to weaken as it does so. it might not feel like it because of the wind a

well then i'll go of all of that is for sale. st. brazil, a small plane has crashed, landed in a busy streets and saw paulo colliding with a bus. at least 2 people were killed and another 6 were injured as the bus on the plane called fire. it happened in the cities west side. authorities say the plane last off that you'd still have to take off of the new york going to shutting down all life poultry markets in new york city and 2 other counties in a bid to hold the spread of bird flu virus has been detected at 7 different markets in recent days, the by is expected to last a week. it'd be no schumann case as a bird flew in new york and authority. say there is no immediate threat to public health, a wide scale called chickens as triggered an ag shortage in several states. you can, government says that the button to the remains of grunfeld tower will be dismantled despite some bereaved families, asking that it remains standing in 201772. people died when the building called fire, when most people were asleep, combustible exterior of clothing, caused flames to spread quickly and what becam

when you look at the part list, the wood comes in from canada, brazil, electronics from japan, they assemble in nebraska, so yes, made in america, but the products come in offshore. that company will be destroyed. it is not helping small business in any way. what are your thoughts on that? thank you. have a great one. guest: i don't have the exact information on elon musk and what all he has access to, but certainly the doge apparatus he has set up is taking a lot of liberties and getting a lot of information. there has been reporting about getting access to sensitive information. of course, like we were talking with democrats, causing alarm on that side about how much access he is getting. this is not a senate-confirmed position, just someone appointed by the president. how fast they are moving, they are reportedly working around the clock. i read another report about beds in the office building where the doge staff members are set up so they can work as much as possible. that is pretty stunning. will democrats be in any mood to get anything across the finish line with republicans given all

the ceiling of one brazil's most important baroque churches has collapsed, killing one person and injuringdidn't back them to avoid more instability. at a school in sheffield have urged anyone carrying knives to imagine the devastation they can cause. in the chest at his school on monday. to go through the same pain. 0ur reporter abi jaiyeola has been to speak to them. he shouted downstairs, "i'm going to school, mum, are you proud of me?" and i went, "yeah." "i love you." he were brilliant. brilliant. my best pal. he... he was a rogue at times, but a lovable rogue. but how this family wanted to talk about their does make it that better. you must still be in shock. iam. he was a keen fan. gestures his loved ones are grateful for. his friends and family have been amazing and they're they're finding strength in being together. we've been with each i other every day, and it's but as soon as you're on your own, it's silent. it's just horrible. yeah, he wasjust a very caring and good person. harvey's friends and his family continue to grieve. and i don't want to go to sleep because i don't want

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. >> here is brazil, carter. >> reporter: former president aristides royo was a negotiator of the treatya the control of the canal and oversaw its administration until last year. president trump says that is what is happening, the neutrality requirement has been violated. >> the harbors, the ports, both atlantic and pacific, are under the jurisdiction of the panamanian laws. >> reporter: did you see any evidence of unfair practices against u.s. ships? >> not a single one. >> reporter: today, panama's president called the state department's claims that u.s. navy ships can pass through the canal for free a falsehood. this comes just days after president trump vowed to take back the canal. how far do you think panamanians like yourself would go to fight for the canal? >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: to the maximum. >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: defending your home because this is your home. >> [speaking spanish] >> john: and lilia joins us now. lilia, secretary of state marco rubio actually traveled to panama to talk about this. what came of that meeting? >> reporter: it was his fir

it's being consistent across the boulder in the southeast of brazil and those big houses you have coast recent rulings funding is our pilot. could do the same again. they stretch right out through french kind of be on to something venezuela and the hint to them increasing in the depths. and the frequency in ecuador and columbia would also give you a risk of met slides. central america is looking pretty standard. the braces increased a bit, so the challenges of heavy writing on juris. i'm the lease of return big shot as a possible in southern and central mexico but that seasonally correct in the us itself is called division north to so this is what's being cooled down. so it gives us a lot of rain to california snow for the categories on beyond. then a bit of a gap, but there's a difference in temperature north to south and it's hovering. this is really, really quite what was a ripple breaking the bolt in texas. the cold just trying to time it doesn't entirely succeed. however, that division gives rise to more rain or snow ends of the week of the traffic. and it's designed to inflame and

plus, a small plane crashes into a fireball and a busy street in brazil killing 2 people. the investigation into what went wrong shortly after that plane took off. we'll have that story and more coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 11 grant. back to you. >> dan, thanks. we'll see you in a well at 10 11. the wait is over for crumbl cookie fans in san francisco. the popular dessert shop. it's now open. and lake shore plaza. it's the first location in the city previously. if you're in san francisco, you to go to berkeley, san ramon or mountain view to pick up the sweet treat guests who visited today got a chance to meet the local owners. there snag some free sweet treats. >> tomorrow is the emeryville film festival showcasing local filmmakers. there are sections for documentaries, animated films and live action narratives creators say some of the animators even work pixar. the movies are their passion projects outside of work. this is all being held at the amc bay street, 60 min emeryville from noon until 10 o'clock tomorrow night, emeryville residents can get one ticket f

off brazil is also west and the northeast seas. me that is correct. and those channels are creepy into columbia, particularly less than columbia mudslide wisc exist here. that was the car being with a steady breeze. the daily cheryl is continue significant. right? isn't really. and evidenced as possibly something in the way about in big south in southern mexico, on monday or tuesday. otherwise detail changes only in the us most significant changes. i think winter isn't this obvious line of snow running from washington east was the eastern canada size of it. it's warming up considerably. the still rain in california has produced flooding another carrier on, but the voltage producing something of a metals in the frozen rivers that may have cost. and you'd be temporary cuz the temperatures are coming down again. on tuesday, the, on counting the cost with most destruction and millions of tons of rebels to pay for rebuilding casa donald trump demands the excess green, reduces the price of oil. but why it's less depend central banks is race borrowing cost t

so we have repeatedly said that powers like india and brazil. my old accounts have long does it have to be permanent members of the security council, but an appropriate decision is also needed for african permanent membership. and the united nations was established as a result of the failures of the league of nations which was created after the 1st world war. it fell apart because it didn't achieve its main objective world peace. and it doesn't look like the un is doing any better considering all the complex, raging around the world. despite the rise of the global south africa, the un security council still looks like this. not a reflection of the real world, and definitely not a way to insure a global peace or growth with even the un secretary general admitting he can no longer ignore the growing calls for before. so it is absolutely essential to a very form of this is going to be possible to make decisions because somebody presented those roles and to make it more effective. this was one of the central questions that would be right in the subj