the meeting came just over a month after supporters of brazil's former leader jair bolsonaro attemptedshortly after lula's inauguration. this week bolsonaro and elsie plans to return to brazil to lead the opposition. last week i spoke to our guest, leader and shaman, what of the largest indigenous tribes in brazil while he was in washington, d.c., while lulu was meeting with biden. thousands of illegal minors were expelled from land. in january, lula met with the people and accused bolsonaro's government of committing genocide. i asked him about lula and the plight of his people. >> the people from the city, the nonindigenous society, are listening to what i have to say. you asked me what does president lula represent? for me, my people, the indigenous people of brazil, he has thought about us. he has thought about how to resolve the problems that we have been facing for so many years. for me, lula is a positive person. he is li a friend. he is like a friend for his people's. he wants to save the life of my people and to save the lives of our rivers, our forests. he is a very good thin

the former brazilian president jair bolsonaro has given a speech at his first public event since he lostates ahead of the inauguration of president lula. mr bolsonaro is facing investigation in brazil over his role in the storming of government buildings in brasilia by his supporters last month. 0ur correspondent will grant is in miami, and told me what former brazilian president jair bolsonaro had to say. well, i think if his supporters were waiting for him to say that he is about to make an imminent return to frontline politics in brazil or anything of that nature, that wasn't forthcoming, nor did he make any explicit reference that i could make out about the events on 8january — the uprising in brasilia. what he did say was that he considers that brazil is facing, as he put it, an "ethical, "moral and economic crisis" and when it came to sort of his role going forward, he said he was currently recharging his batteries and would not give up on brazil. that was enough for his supporters to start chanting "2026" — that's the next election year in brazil — so they clearly think that he's

and recently in brazil, when lula won against right—wing jair bolsonaro.vey from the oval office is this — the two biggest countries in the americas have successfully seen off attacks on their democracies and will now work together to fight the climate crisis. sofia bettiza, bbc news. adhd is a condition that affects behaviour and the ability to concentrate — but getting a diagnosis isn't always straightforward and can take years. now, charities are warning of a steep rise in the numbers of people using social media to self—diagnose — with the hashtag adhd being viewed more than 20 billion times on tiktok alone. 0ur reporter ben moore — who has adhd himself — has been looking into the issue. this is one place a small fragment of social media content about neurodiversity is made. i always put, like, a disclaimer that this post is not showing every possible sign of adhd. molly has more than 100,000 followers on instagram alone, so she's careful about her content. although we have adhd, that doesn't make us experts and we aren't doctors. i have a huge respons

when lula's predecessor, jair bolsonaro was in power, deforestation increase by staggering 75%.o deforestation. he says he needs a president biden's help. translation: i needs a president biden's help. translation:— needs a president biden's help. translation: ., ~ ., translation: i talked about the need for rich countries _ translation: i talked about the need for rich countries to _ translation: i talked about the need for rich countries to take _ for rich countries to take responsibility and to finance countries like brazil which have for rich countries to take responsibility and to finance countries like brazil which have beyond brazil, who countries that have to look after the amazon. but. have to look after the amazon. but, if the leaders _ have to look after the amazon. but, if the leaders could _ have to look after the amazon. but, if the leaders could not agree more on how to fight climate change, on ukraine they have strong differences. biden has rallied behind ukraine. he provided aid, weapons, military training, but brazil has remained on the sidelines, pushing for p

they are looking into the role of former president jair bolsonaro, but right now there are no pendingh attacks. >> kari khan, thank you very much for being with us from rio de janeiro, appreciate it. >>> we are two days away from the big game. up next, we'll take a look at how the two quarterbacks are set to make super bowl history. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" from new york. see cousin jimmy over there? his girlfriend just caught the bouquet so... he might need a little more help saving. for that engagement ring... the groom's parents. you think they're looking at photos of their handsome boy? they're not! she just saw how much they spent on ballroom dance classes... won't be needing those anymore. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop banking. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, digital tools so impressive, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own r

former president jair bolsonaro downplayed the dangers of the coronavirus, was late to order vaccinesh breathing difficulties. there was a lack of oxygen and ventilators, and the health care system was on the verge of collapse. in rio de janeiro at least, a state-of-the-art covid hospital was quickly built, with 200 intensive care beds. dr. veloso: the general situation was terrible because not all patients could be treated. there were long lines of patients in the emergency rooms. and unfortunately, we had a president who did not respect the suffering of families. he worked against quarantine regulations, social distancing, and mask-wearing rules. there was a disrespect for science and research. the crisis in brazil did not have to be on this scale. many deaths could have been avoided. reporter: the infectious disease specialist hopes the incoming brazilian government will make better use of the scientific knowledge gained during the pandemic, especially in the event of another. dr. veloso: you need a network of hospitals and institutions that are prepared and can respond quickly. th

in recent years ,, deforestation rates skyrocketed as the then president jair bolsonaro promoted developmentpreservation. but brazil now has a new president. lula da silva, seen here shaking hands with president biden. he is a supporter of protecting the rainforest. during this, his visit to the white house earlier, president biden voiced support for american-brazil collaborating on goals. pres. biden: shared values and our strong ties between our people make brazil and the united states, especially here and the big global challenges, they put them -- put us on the same page. especially climate crisis. james: that brings us to today. john kerry's visit to brazil, he has been speaking to officials in the capital brasilia, trying to outline what america will do to help preserve the amazon. he had a brief moment between meetings and spoke to me earlier. in terms of contributions, my colleagues at the bbc's brazilian service report t biden administration recently offered $50 mlion for environmental cooperation, comparing that to germany offering 200 million dollars. norway pledging more than $50

the former president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, has said he'll return home next month.on of president lula. brazil's supreme court is investigating whether bolsonaro had a hand in the violence that erupted when his supporters stormed government buildings in january. the world health organization is sending teams of specially—trained �*contact tracers�* to equatorial guinea, in an attempt to contain an outbreak of the deadly marburg virus. at least nine people have died, and 16 suspected cases have been reported. a vaccine for the disease has yet to be developed, and more than four—thousand people are currently under lockdown. to the us now and the white house has said preliminary evidence suggests the three aerial objects shot down by usjets were not involved in a wider chinese espionage programme. my colleague, karishma vaswani spoke to victor gao who is a former chinese diplomat and vice president of the centerfor china and globalization, a think tank with links to the chinese communist party. she asked him if china is spying on the us using balloons. first of all, le

it is the biggest tropical rainforest in the world but under lula's predecessor, jair bolsonaro, deforestationurse, joe biden has made fighting climate change one of his biggest priorities. now, a short while ago, lula, from washington, spoke about the need to protect the amazon at all costs. translation: i talked about the need for rich countries to take responsibility and to finance countries like brazil which have forests. in south america, beyond brazil, you have ecuador, colombia, peru, venezuela, a number of countries that have to look after the amazon. they are likely to find common ground on climate change. is there anything that they wouldn't necessarily agree about? they do not really agree on how to handle russia's invasion of ukraine. biden has rallied behind ukraine, he's provided aid, weapons, all sort of support, whereas brazil, on the other hand, has stayed on the sidelines, sending mixed political messages and pushing for peace talks instead. but ultimately, these are two presidents that actually have a lot in common. you are right so whenjoe biden defeated donald trump in 202

illegal goldmining rose sharply in brazil under the | sharply in brazil under the ex—president, jair bolsonaroervation to miners, but the new left—wing government has vowed there will be no impunity for their crimes. and that they will do everything it takes to protect the yanomami people from genocide. sofia bettiza, bbc news. praise continues to pour in for the nba superstar lebronjames after the 38—year—old became the competition's all—time scoring leader. he eclipsed kareem abdul—jabbar for the nba points record by reaching 38,388 career points, just one more than kareem abdul—jabbar�*s total. earlier, i wasjoined by staff writer at theathleitc.com sabreena merchant, and i asked her if this makes lebronjames the greatest basketball player of all time. i think people who thought michaeljordan was the greatest player of all time haven't changed their opinion much, even after lebron�*s feat of passing kareem abdul—jabbar in becoming the all—time leading scorer in nba history. people who point to jordan or some other player are generally pointing to their record in championships, and even thou

the former brazilian president jair bolsonaro has given a speech at his first public event since he lost the presidential election and left his country for the united states ahead of the inauguration of president lula. the event was being hosted by an organization geared towards young conservatives in miami. now on bbc news, click. this week, as we're working towards the metaverse, we're at interpol to see how they're planning to keep it safe. we look at new software that's helping doctors perform delicate brain surgery. lara's throwing her weight around again. watch it! i've got super strength. yes, that's definitely more powerful. and get ready to feel old. i never thought in my 205 i'd be romanticising technology from when i was 13. over the last 20 or so years, we've seen how difficult the internet and the web has been to police. it's bigger than any one country, and you can base your business in any one of them, depending on whose laws you want to adhere to. and it's opened up more ways for us to cause each other harm. disinformation, bullying, fraud. you name it, and you can do it

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the meeting coming a month after protesting aligned with far right former brazilian president jair bolsonarotal following bolsonaro's election loss. yesterday lula telling cnn democracy will prevail in his country and that former president bolsonaro is a faithful copycat of former u.s. president donald trump. he spoke with cnn chief international anchor, christiane amanpour. >> people who are looking at brazil's democracy are looking at the divided nation. you saw a recent article that was written about you saying that half the population loves you, half the population despises you. i wonder what you think about that, but also, more importantly, the fact that unifying brazil is apparently going to be the key to shoring up democracy and making sure that bolsonaro does not come back after your term in office. how do you do that when half the population, as i said, despises you? >> translator: well, we're going to have elections in brazil after the u.s. elections, and let's see what's going to happen in the u.s., because here there's also a split, as serious as brazil, democrats and republicans

. >> your appoint, jair bolsonaro the previous president who lost is here in the united states of americax-month visa but already being looked into by your supreme court for alleged violations during the uprising after your inauguration. do you think he should be allowed to stay in the united states? what will you say to president biden about that? >> he has almost 12 lawsuits against him in brazil and more cases will come in some moments he'll be convicted at some international court because of the genocide with covid because half of the people that died in brazil during covid was responsibility of the federal government and he also could be published by the genocide against the indigenous people, something very severe that happened there and the gold diggers, the legal gold diggers to pollute the water with their legal mining, and they were people that lived hiding from the rest of the country, so he's going to be convicted in one of those cases, he's fled from brazil three days before my inauguration, the president came to hide here in the u.s. anyway, one day he has to come back to br

this is a lula's first official visit to the u.s., after defeating jair bolsonaro in october runoff election. ukraine takes more russian artillery fire, just as president zelenskyy makes a case for more weapons to fight back. still ahead, the ukrainian leader holds talks in brussels as energy facilities back home become targets again. stay with us. it's a storm that crashes, and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers. mayo clinic. you know where to go. all right, we are getting word of new russian strikes targeting energy facilities in the ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia. ukraine says the city was hit at least 17 times in one hour on friday morning, but it's still unclear how much damage the starts cause. no, it happened after ukrainian officials say they're seeing the beginning of an anticipated russian ground offensive, as the russians escalating attack in your hunt region, near the city of -- what ukraine says, moscow hasn't had much success y

the assault by supporters of far-right former president jair bolsonaro immediately drew comparisons withthe january 6 u.s. capitol insurrection just two years earlier. >> brazil, the united states, stand together. we reject political violence and we put great value and our democratic institutions. amy: the pair also discussed the climate crisis. after the meeting, lula said he was confident the u.s. would join a fund to protect the amazon from deforestation. >> i am convinced we are in a different era. brazil is using his political power, the respectability that we have earned so people, together with other countries, comply with the tasks. we have to fulfill for humidity. amy: brazilian government data showed deforestation in the amazon decreased in january, the first month of lula's presidency compared to the same period last year. while in d.c., lula also met with progressive lawmakers including senator bernie sanders and congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez and with the heads of major u.s. unions. a warning to our viewers, this contains images and descriptions of police violence.

election and the loser was far right politician and turtle who just saw you drop a baby carrot, jair bolsonarolsonaro claimed he lost because of voter fraud. now, if that sounds familiar, this will too. yesterday bolsonaro supporters rioted, storming brazil's congress and presidential office. no, no, absolutely -- i cannot watch this movie again. i know how it ends. with all of us suddenly liking brazilian liz cheney. i can't do! i can't like her again. i can't. this is my emotion. you see my emotion? the rioters were eventually cleared out, but it was a dark day for brazilian democracy, leading experts to say january 8 is brazil's january 6. just like our january 6, the brazilian insurrection had rioters storming the halls, attacking with flagpoles, coand smashing windows. wait a second. they're already inside. why are they going after the windows? they are going to get charged with breaking and exiting. similarities do not end there. videos on social media appeared to show a protester about to defecate to inside a room at the supreme court. oh, no. now they will have to clean up the -- madam

brazil's far-right former president jair bolsonaro told "the wall street journal" he plans to return to brazil in march to lead the opposition and face accusations he incited last month's attack by rabid supporters on government buildings in brasilia. bolsonaro, who never conceded defeat to president luiz inÁcio lula da silva in last october's election, has been in florida since december. u.s. authorities have arrested four more suspects in connection with the 2021 assassination of haitian president jovenel moise. the four men were arrested in florida and three were charged by the justice department with conspiracy to kidnap or kill outside the united states. one suspect was charged with smuggling ballistic vests. three of the men are u.s. citizens, and the fourth is a permanent resident according to the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of florida. this is u.s. assistant attorney general matthew olsen. >> according to the complaint, three of the defendants arrested today operated businesses here in south florida and hope to read benefits from security and construction

[ laughter ] after vacationing for the last month in orlando, former brazilian president jair bolsonaroortedly applied for a six-month visitor visa i'm sorry. you saw orlando and wanted to stay longer? [ laughter ] "an ihop and an applebees. call the consulate and tell them i'm not leaving. [ laughter ] the u.k. announced plans today to improve its environment, and hopes to restore at least 1.2 million acres of wildlife habitat to protect rare species like hedgehogs and red squirrels. because if those die out, it could mean the end of the traditional english breakfast. [ laughter ] "the best we can do is impossible hedgehog. [ laughter ] florida lawmakers proposed legislation yesterday that would allow residents to carry firearms without a permit. i don't know i guess they figure it can't be any more dangerous than letting 100-year-olds drive. [ laughter ] finally, according to a new study, kids missed about 35% of a normal year's worth of learning during the coronavirus pandemic said kids, "oh, my god, that's more than half a year. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. we

relationship, obviously he didn't exactly have a close relationship with the former brazil president, jair bolsonaro the white house. mj lee, thanks so much. >>> in his state of the union speech of course president biden's statement and the heckling that it triggered that some republicans want to get rid of social security and medicare has continued to be a major part of his messaging this week on the road. >> i know that a lot of republicans their dream is to cut social security and medicare. let me say this, if that's your dream, i'm your nightmare. >> so what are the facts here? let's bring in daniel day for a fact check. that's based it seems on rick scott's memo talking about sun setting all federal programs here. what are the facts? how many republicans actually want or are open to cutting social security and medicare? >> jim, the answer is that we don't know exactly. so even before the republicans protested president biden's comments during that state of the union we know that speaker mccarthy had insisted that during this debt ceiling fight cuts to social security and medicare are off the ta

international as well with their support of the latest florida tourist, brazil's former president jair bolsonaro. who like trump claims his recent election was stolen. and like trump, his radical supporters assaulted brazil's capital buildings last month. but instead of shunning bolsonaro, he's headlining an event for the conservative group turning point usa tonight. in miami. joining me now is tara setmayer, lincoln project senior adviser and former gop communications director. and mark leibovich, staff writer for the atlantic and author of "thank you for your servitude, donald trump's washington and the price of submission." mark, welcome. good to have you here with me in person. so we can throw stuff at the screen together. >> let's do it. >> given that the foundations of this big lie are well documented, well established, well known, ever present, why does it still have such a grip, not just on the gop, but seemingly pulling the country further and further into its grips? >> it is sort of astounding to watch this play out. i was just watching this report and i'm like, are we really doing thi

tonight, the former right-wing brazilian president jair bolsonaro, accused of attending a coup plottingwas headlining event for the pro trump group turning point usa. and a party whose leaders refused to accept the legitimate results of elections, losing has become a badge of honor, a way to channel the grievance and frustration of voters -- believe that democrats and foreign governments are rigging elections. joining us now is ashley parker, senior national political correspondent for the washington post. ashley, thank you for being with me tonight. i found this such a timely and deeply relevance assessment of what is going on in american politics. the label, loser is something that feels like a crop of candidates refused to wear. a scarlet letter that is unimaginable, i guess, in some corners. can you talk a little bit about the way in which the definition of losing an election has changed in the last 20 years? >> it is both the definition and how the populations politicians that you just highlighted -- the sort of maga conservative republicans in many cases are choosing to behave aft

so much so that even former brazilian president jair bolsonaro, whose supporters tried to overthrow the government down there, literally just a couple weeks ago is trying to extend his stay in desantis' camp, requesting a six-month tourist visa which would make bolsonaro the former second president who fomented an insurrection currently residing in the state. joining me is brandon wolf, survivor of the pulse nightclub shooting and press secretary of equality florida. fernand amandi, and mark whittaker, cbs sunday morning contributor and author of the forthcoming book, saying it loud, 1966, the year black power challenged the civil rights movement, which is probably already illegal in florida. and mark y do want to start with you, because you wrote a very interesting piece today. and i just want to read a little bit about it. you wrote, desantis is wrong about black studies. as i discovered writing a book about 1966, when the push for black studies began at san francisco state university, the original advocates of this idea had something very different in mind. at the time, their focus w

strengthening democracy after the events that you just described in brazil, where supporters of jair bolsonaro attacked the institutions in an event that was similar to what here on january 6. and there will be talking about other issues such as environment and of course immigration. that is important from countries such as venezuela which is a neighbor to brazil and many coming to the united states. there was actually one other question that we asked president biden, what is his immigration policy going to look like in the coming months once the pandemic emergency gets to an end and title 42 is lifted? and this is what he said -- yeah, go ahead. >> i just wanted to pause you there because we're seeing lula arriving. let's just listen for a second. see if we could hear anything. [ inaudible ]. >> you're seeing some of the choreography of the arrival of the leaders here. >> mr. president, what did you find out about the second object? >> you heard some of the reporters there, julio, trying to get questions to president biden. one question about this second object. as i'm sure you've seen breaki