louisa pilbeam, bbc news.francis addresses worshippers in st peter's square, following the death of his predecessor, benedict xvi. the former pope is lying in state at st peter's basilica in the vatican to allow mourners to pay their respects — until his funeral on thursday. he speaks in latin. singing. this mass taking place in st peter's basilica. the funeral pope benedict will take place on thursday. he died at the age of 95 yesterday. that was on sunday and he is lying in state at the moment in st peter's basilica. the pope will make an address and you can see those pictures coming live from the vatican city. the archbishop of canterbury and the head of the roman catholic church have been paying tribute and he has been described as one of the most eminent theologians of his age. the funeral is set to take place on thursday. the pope early in the week had signalled that something was sadly going to take place when he said he was very ill. many leaders have paid tribute to events taking place in ukraine. the

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.ancis will address worshippers in the vatican this morning, following the death of his predecessor, benedict xvi. the former pope is lying in state in st peter's basilica to allow mourners to pay their respects — until his funeral on thursday. this morning, pope francis has celebrated mass for the solemnity of mary in the vatican and is due to address worshippers in st peter's square in an hour's time. let's go straight to our europe correspondent, bethany bell, who's in vatican city. hgppy happy new year however up offence gone so far this morning? —— happy new year, how have at the events gone so far this morning? this new year, how have at the events gone so far this morning?- gone so far this morning? this is where benedict _ gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will _ gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will lie _ gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will lie in - gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will lie in state i gone so far

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.ht, as people marked the turn of the new year, there were further russian missile attacks, including in the capital, kyiv. our correspondent hugo bachega sent this update from there. the air raid alert sounded after midnight here in kyiv and people were told to seek shelter as russia launched another air strike on this capital. the armed forces this morning are saying that the air defence systems shot down 32 of those drones, iranian—made drones that russia has been using to attack this country. there were no casualties. but this latest attack happened hours after russia launched missiles targeting cities across the country. one person was killed here in the capital. now, the ukrainian officials had accused russia of deliberately targeting civilians by launching attacks on new year's eve, a day when people were gathered to celebrate. now, here in the country, people are tired, angry with these attacks. they say that civilians have become russia's target in this war. also last night, pr

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.ear's day parade has returned to the streets of london for the first time since 2020. 0ur reporter, nickjohnson is there for us. how is it? it is very loud and busy. the first completely _ how is it? it is very loud and busy. the first completely covid - how is it? it is very loud and busy. the first completely covid free - how is it? it is very loud and busy. the first completely covid free in l the first completely covid free in london since early 2020. here will nerve would want to plant such a large event on newsday? 0ur bodies are so from christmas, we are about to go back to work and school, but it is because it was devised in the 19805 it is because it was devised in the 1980s to bring colour and noise to london, to clear the christmas cobwebs and bring in the new year in a colourful way. it is thought a thousand people will take part in the parade, coming down me, from piccadilly to whitehall and parliament square. we'd been chatting to some of them starting, and one is from el

the bbc�*s louisa pilbeam looks back on how the world has been seeing in the new year., 3, 2,1. big ben bongs. times have changed and with covid restrictions lifted in most parts of the world, fireworks lit up skies with crowds able to watch below. in london, 100,000 people on the banks of the thames and a moment of royal reflection. the queen: i declare before you all, that my whole life, _ whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service. people came from around the globe, happy to watch the tradition in person again. amazing, i have goosebumps everywhere. this is my first time in london but it is amazing. that was awesome. happy new year! bagpipes skirl. in edinburgh, hogmanay was back with a bang, welcoming crowds for the first time in three years, in typically fine spirits. but one of the first to the party, as always, new zealand. and australia turned up in their usual flamboyant style. china recently lifted many of their covid restrictions, meaning people could gather in large crowds. paris was chic as ever. fireworks pop. the queen: i declare before

they were seeking to overthrow newly elected president, louisa na, seo lula to somebody. u. s. president joe biden is a mix the co on his 1st official visit building, meeting presidents on theresa manuel lopez, over door with migration and drug trafficking likely to be high on the agenda. and ukraine has dismissed russian accusations. it killed hundreds of soldiers and a massage attack of chroma. torque schools and common blocks were damaged, but ukraine's military system. no one was killed. taiwan was defense, ministry says 28 chinese aircraft have crossed into its air defense identification zone. beijing confirmed water cold combat drill is around the island, which it considers a breakaway province in december tie, pave reported the largest if a chinese incursion into its air. defense, defense, sun, katrina, you reports from beijing, china, people's liberation. army says the joint combat and patrol exercises were designed to counter collusion between tylen, separatist and external forces. staging, seize the island as war. chinese territory has been intensifying these exerc

but louisa graham begged... anotherfan was david spencer...n breakfast televsison, it was nice to see a proper clock because this is the face that you see on the mantelpiece, on your wall, on all the buildings like big ben. this type of clock really does help children to learn to tell the time with a proper watch. so i hope the bbc will keep it on. and thank you, bbc, for the breakfast television, which we all remember starting up years ago. it don't seem a0 years. it only seems like a0 minutes. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, email newswatch@bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter @newswatchbbc. you can call us on 03700106676. do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. many of us spent friday with blue skies overhead, a bright end to the week, but a cold end to the week. still some snow on the grou

rounds and palestinian fighters confronted them with rocks. gunfire and fireball brazilian president louisa, nancy alluded to. silver has held a meeting with were leaders on his 1st full day in office since being sworn in the included columbia. gustavo petro unclaimed president gabrielle borage. una has made restoring brazil's leadership role on the global stage, a priority. it marked for change on his predecessor j bowles. narrow was policies left him increasingly isolated. thousands of brazilians have been lining up in the city of santos, to pay their final respects to pele, who died on thursday. at the age of $82.00, a football legend started his career there and the city is holding a 24 hour wake at the villa bell mirror, stadium fi for president johnny and santino was among the 1st to arrive and called an old member countries to pay tribute, la missouri, i believe i thought we are going to ask all federations all over the world. $211.00 countries do name a stadium in every country in the world after belly up. i used them because i think that youth all over the voluntary future generati

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.to doctor ian higginson, vice—president of the royal college of emergency medicine. thanks forjoining us. let me ask you first of all to give us a bit more of a flavour of what it is like out there for doctors and emergency medicine. you'll make it morning and thank you for running the story. so it is thank you for running the story. sr it is pretty dreadful out there for doctors, nurses, other practitioners in emergency departments but it is dreadfulfor in emergency departments but it is dreadful for our patients, i'm afraid. what you are seeing is an amplification of the sort of stuff we have been hearing about for a while now where patients are waiting a long time for ambulances. 0nce a long time for ambulances. once they get an ambulance they might be waiting outside the emergency departments for a long time to actually get in our doors and once they finally make it on the door as there are long waits inside the departments to be seen and we are having to treat patients in unsatisf

i already subscribe now t d w documentary ah ah, this is dw news, and these are our top stories. louisa ignacio, the silva known as lula, has been sworn in for his 3rd term as president of brazil. the leftist politician, narrowly defeated the outgoing far right leader. charitable sonata.

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palace in the capital, brazilian before police restored order. brazil, the newly installed president, louisa. now, theo alluded to silver blue, also narrow for the violence shabbos in r. o, as in self imposed exile in the us state of florida, he condemned the violence on twitter saying the forced entry into an looting of public buildings had nothing to do with peaceful protest. he also rejected the allegations that he encouraged the crowd. ah, after months protesting both scenarios, defeat outside the heart of brazil's government. on sunday, his supporters smashed their way in forcing passed to barricades and overwhelming police defending the area. oh, making their way into the home of brazil's congress, protested many draped in brazilian. flags took out their anger on anything they could find near by others vented their fury at the supreme court. an institution, lowe's, by both scenario and his supporters, brazil's president, who was out of the capital at the time, condemned the chaos which he blamed on his predecessor. oh, if he's a real vandals destroying everything in their path. if we b

ah, i beg for solon, welcome. surveying the damage brazil's president louisa, now seo due to the silva has returned to his ransacked office in brazil, yet right has invaded the nation's seats of power on sunday. he also visited the supreme court building, also damaged by supporters of former leadership, both and out that you president has bound to punish those behind the by police of arrested more than 1500 people. they dismantled the protest. this makes you caps where they'd state for months before launching their attack. tense removed and barricades dismantled across brazil. supporters of defeated right wing president jaya. both scenarios are packing up, protest camps like these have stood for months. a haven for many who believe the election was stolen from them. but after thousands of both scenarios, supporters ransacked government buildings in the capital brasilia. the supreme court ordered all such camps be torn down to close election and subsequent storming of the capital have exposed deep political divisions within brazil. those backing the new president, luis and osceola to si

peter pollock echoed that, begging: louisa 0'brien added: 0thers object to the amount of airtime givensts publicising a new book, film or television series. here's some more clips from the past week. simon, i'm going to ask you lots of very in—depth questions about the whole show and everything. but the first one has to be about the hair. wow. i mean, that's like a whole character in itself. it is, yeah. tell us about the show. how does it work? how do you put these celebrity couples through the tasks? - your play is all about manners. do you want to? it is worth explaining. do you want to just explain this? you do it better. the play's written by - steven moffat of sherlock fame, of course. keith grant was one of a number of viewers objecting to interviews such as those: and joe chandler expressed concern about the recent focus on one particular book: plenty there to discuss with the editor of bbc breakfast, richard fredianelli. thank you so much for coming on newswatch. it's lovely to have you here along with the rest of bbc news, i think it's fair to say you've done a lot about prin

when the russian advance encroached on the city. louisa zulu fabric promised to help rebuilding ukraine's battered infrastructure and weapons to help fight back the russians. those alligators shaken wouldn't have been hired to canal here on that. i'm here today to get an impression of how important this military and humanitarian assistance is. so that people can live in peace here and everywhere. and ukraine in no cut. you know, you, i love it. and he leaned after western countries, including germany recently promised to deliver ahmed infantry fighting vehicles. ukraine. he's hoping that heavy main battle tanks will soon follow clearly by was explicit in his request for german leopard tanks on him. i assume you shall green. i have no doubt that ukraine will receive german leopard tags for ya. moreover, i think that the german government also understands somewhere deep in its sole mia that this decision will be approved in your book and the tanks will be given to ukraine or the green. it's a decision that could help determine the outcome of the war are corresponding max. santa accompanied

energy companies demanding that they stock exploitation of fossil fuel reserves, or dw caught up with louisa neu bower. germany was famous that climate activist at dev asked and asked what they were hoping to achieve before he and diverse am some of their most polluting industries of all our meeting and their investors. and as someone needs to spread the message that the fossil fuel era needs to come to an end and the future belongs to renewables and m that message, it's certainly not coming from those people. so we're, he, instead a lot of talk about getting to net 0. do you think that world leaders and business leaders will actually deliver? i think m was this business leaders. i doing very good job p. i am demonstrating that they know their climate change vocabulary very well by now. m. congrats. am batch clam address isn't about nice words and air, the green rhetoric. it's about substantial change and ending the am fossil fuel expansion. and if you look at the business plans of the big philosophy and see the around the world, all of them most, almost all of them plan to expand. so am cle

time time to sit down and talk lou in louisa hunter, russian state patrol never. i've side as i'm phoning most. i'm seeing with 55 with. okay, so 9 is 25, i'm speaking with ben in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machine. the state on russia for date and split our t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with ah mm hm. very travel. canada hasn't been very good ha, to indigenous women and girls who have been missing or found, murdered because of structural racism, history, the cloning of history that canada has with indigenous people and communities. and it's so shameful history and a history that calendar doesn't like to talk about not until just into those election in 2015, with the to abuse of colonization. finally shattered her on being elected. prime minister, the young head of state give a message to the 1st nations community working together. hi, emily. the government of canada, sincerely apologize, us and asks the forgiveness of the aboriginal peoples of this country for failing them. so profoundly have to apologize and to resid

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and the joy that police brought to the vault. joyce, brazilian president louisa. nasa luda de silver has held a series of meetings with will leaders a day after taking office is made, restoring brazil's leadership role on a global stage, a priority marks of change, an approach from his predecessor jail. both scenarios to palestinians have died in fighting spot by the israeli demolition of homes in the occupied west bank houses belong to the families of 2 palestinians accused of killing and is ready. officer last year and schools in malawi is 2 biggest cities will remain closed as a cholera outbreak worsens belie, we has recorded nearly 18000 cases and almost 600 deaths since march. the u. n. says, is the biggest outbreak there in a decade. those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after the full report stage. and thanks for watching bye. for now. 15 year old jenna's academy used to play on this rooftop with her brother a pallet. and her cat at home was the one who found his sister's body late on sunday. for a walk over after the israeli forces withdrew, i came back h

good, louisa, you will be prepared to respond to them and we see no serious proposals as of now. but we'll be prepared to review them and to think about it, we see them montrose from the western capitals that ukraine should not be discussed without the presence of ukraine. and this is just gibberish because the west decides for ukraine. they bound zelinski from negotiating with russia at the end of march last year, when there was a prepared agreement. so the west is deciding and he decided that for ukraine without ukraine, they saying it's not the time. there should be more armaments, we should do them. we can russian war i don't know who's in charge of the military planning there. issue. but there was a meeting between cia director bill burns and sergei nourish kin, director of as we are russia in jersey. we'll shoot you. he spoke about the meeting and in general terms, it was proposed by present body, hidden and present. putting agreed, this meeting took place. there were no revelations made their lives pushes for you from good in general, the west in some sporadic context that

down on the speech and free media over in russia, it's all a great look for the west to be engaging. louisa, appear to be the same. hey, this is what an information war looks like when it hits the streets. police in moscow's labianca square, wrapped in body arm seizing the phones of citizens, searching for evidence of resist. tell tale social media content about the war in ukraine that can land people in prison. it's doom scroll russian stuff. moscow is one of the most. so vale cities in the world, it has an incredible system of facial recognition technology. and if you are of to go out into the streets, when you know that he will be punished for it when it's your phone taken and everything's including your contacts and everything else. yeah, it's chilly. all this is so druck one m, this approach is not sustainable long term. and the more extreme measures ah, i of policing and censorship, the government is using the more we should recognize it as a sign of weakness. any one calling the war in ukraine. what it is, a war, as opposed to the kremlin, swore, well, he, in turn, a special military

our reporter louisa pilbeam is at the scene for us. louisa, what's going on there this morning?? well, there is a police presence still here today, in what police are calling a shocking incident. it is shocking because it happened at 1:30pm in the afternoon yesterday, on a saturday, and it is shocking because as you have heard, six people were shot including that seven—year—old girl who remains in a life—threatening condition in hospital. a 12—year—old girl, as well, as you have heard, was also shot. she was shot in the leg and has now been discharged from hospital. and then there were other women who were shot as well. 48 year 54—year—old, 41—year—old and a 21—year—old. now, we arejust moments away from euston station here, one of the busiest stations in london, one of the busiest parts of london. and this shooting are suspected to have happened from a car that drove by and then fled the scene. police say that a funeral was happening at this church here. they have said that no arrests have been made yet, and they have also called this a dreadful incident, and they reiterate tha

now amal will have to reassess things again. louisa frank has been doing agro forestry for 8 years. he plants trees on his corn fields, sometimes at the edge. sometimes in the middle, the trees need to be trimmed so that they don't create too much shave. eventually he harvests some of them. he also uses compost almost exclusively, and has greatly reduced his use of industrial fertilizer. as if he had a yoke there, flicker, we had corn here in the field with the sunburn default, and that was very unusual for the leaves make that export said it was the o zone effect and the extreme sunlight foaming. i knew it didn't happen where the shade of the trees fell, where you live off, mused the corn, under the trees produce higher yields. the principle behind agro forestry isn't new . with the protection of trees, crop survive, drought better, because there microclimate improves and less water evaporates. the trees, foliage, and dead roots also create more humours. the soil becomes more fertile and can hold more water. but agro forestry is very rare here for a long time. it wasn't subsidized.

as akim louisa funk has been doing agro forestry for 8 years, he plant trees on his corn fields, sometimes at the edge. sometimes in the middle, the trees need to be trimmed so that they don't create too much. she eventually he harvests some of them. he also uses compost almost exclusively and has greatly reduced his use of industrial fertilizer as if he had a yo fair flicker. we had corn here in the field with a sunburn as well, and that was very unusual for the leaves. make that export said it was the o zone effect and the extreme sunlight and swimming. i knew it didn't happen where the shade of the trees fell. remove off, missed the corn under the trees, produce higher yields. the principle behind agro forestry isn't new. with the protection of trees, crop survive, drought better because there microclimate improves and less water evaporates. the trees, foliage, and dead roots also create more humans. the soil becomes more fertile and can hold more water. but agro forestry is very rare here for a long time. it wasn't subsidized. back to home heine after 3 years of research sandwich. mikk

security has been beefed up in brazil's capital before the swearingen of president elect. louisa massey newly de silva, is supporters of been gathering for the event he now on a beat outgoing leader. jack bull sanara in october, after a divisive and bitterly fort campaign. there's been a 2nd day of protests in bolivia, santa cruz region, after the rest of a right wing opposition leader police were out in force after fried his bottom confrontations with support as of jail. governor luis fernando camacho. he denies accusations of leading a cou. jim protest in 2019 that force then president emoralez from power. so those are the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after the listening post statement them to watching bye for now. as $2022.00, which we reflect on the major story that she was julie mail to 0. 30 read the in depth report. looking back at this year and the have to 2023. i was whose alarm richard gets for them. you're watching a special edition of the listening post examining how the 3 countries are reckoning with elements of their recent or not. so recent past daniel tour

i got 7, he said he, 70 years louisa, that a judge did not have the ability to give them a sentence of less than life without parole. is that the legislature made it an aber voting circumstance to do a drive by shooting. because he shot impulsively without knowing who was in the other car, but out of a car, only one punishment was appropriate. that law was passed because mostly white legislators viewed it as worse for gang members to shoot from a car. it was a clear reaction to the fear of black and hispanic individuals, a weapon in the commission of a crime. the promise of the criminal justice system is that it rises above race. will be the title of the when i work in washington state, that's a state that is overwhelmingly white. how true when i go into a prism, criminal justice system remains broken by the influence of race. ah ah ah ah with your said humanity, you said to privacy you're surrounded by middle and green. when you feel like cattle, you feel like something that's not real they shoot me down and search you. it's a roller coaster on your emotional well being put in a shell

new president is appointing his new cabinets a day after being sworn in for his 3rd term in office. louisa nancy a little in to sell that narrowly defeated, the outgoing far right leadership, your boss and arrow in last october is election run off. well that is promising to uphold the law and to rebuild the economy. a new year and a new leader for brazil. as louis ignacio lula da silva returned to the presidency for a 3rd term in his 1st speech to congress. he pledged to combat deforestation in the amazon and restored trust in the countries ecological credentials. some of his full fathers dilemma, we are responsible for most of the amazon and for vast biomes. large aquifers or deposits, oil and clean energy sources. also, we will address these issues with sovereignty and responsibility. we will share these achievements with humanity in a communal way, and never with subordination though. the form a union leader received the presidential sash from representatives of brazilian minority groups, an act normally conducted by the outgoing leader. but j a boston i wrote, refused to perform his la

we've our environment reporter louisa osborne. welcome louis. so this all looks very, very gloomy in this new year. yeah. and it's, it's easy to see it that way, especially with the record high temperatures that we've already seen that you were talking about earlier this year. but there is hope, actually, i mean, we have the new brazilian president now who has promised to put in measures to protect the amazon, which is the major carbon sink. and we can help us with dealing with climate change . he's also promised 0 deforestation by 2030, so we'll see what happens. and obviously, although the energy crisis is still biting and, and it's difficult, there is the hope that that will push us further towards renewable energy, which is positive. okay, so that, that, that will sound like mitigation that all sounds like slowing down this inexorable progress towards a doom and destruction is. is there anything else that we can do to actually pull back from the brink? well, i mean, sadly, emissions rose in 2022 again, the to record levels and it looks like

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.ore about the celebrations during the remainder of the bulletin. another story that we can bring you... two men have been charged with the murder of 23—year—old footballer, cody fisher, who was killed at a nightclub in birmingham on boxing day. 21—year—old kami carpenter and remy gordon, who's 22, will appear at the city's magistrates court tomorrow. zoe conway reports. 23—year—old cody fisher was a semiprofessional footballer who played for three different foot fault clubs. this is the crane nightclub end of the digbeth abutting him. he was stabbed just before midnight. 21—year—old kami carpenter and 22—year—old remy gordon have been charged with the murder. they have been remanded in custody and will appear in court tomorrow. west midlands police said in a statement... since cody fisher's death, the crane nightclub hazard is license suspended for 28 days. police said there was serious security breaches on the club. there was evidence of chaos and drug use. crane nightclub says it is

confrontations with police. governor louis fernando camacho was arrested last week. brazilian president louisa narcy alluded to silver as held meetings with world leaders on his 1st full day in office. since being sworn in looters made restoring brazil's leadership role on the global stage. a priority remarks. a change though, from his predecessor jebel scenario is policies left in increasingly isolated schools. him allow his 2 larger cities will remain close of the cholera outbreak worsens. malawi has recorded lily 18000 cases and almost 600 deaths since march the u. n. says is the largest outbreak in a decade and norway has that a record for electric car sales, new figures show almost 80 percent of new cars registered last year we're battery powered the government once all new cars to be electric within 2 years. so those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after one on the states. and thanks for watching bye. for now, we understand the differences and similarities have cultures across the round. so no matter how you take it out here, we're bringing the news and current a

business, one family that has been reunited and brazil's president in a ransacked supreme court. louisa nazi luna da silva surveys the damage from his predecessor supporters. he found those behind the violence will be punished. plus prince harry's long awaited memoir, finally hits the book store shelves. readers grab their copies and hope for revelations, from the closed door lives of the british royal family, from which he and his wife megan markelle famously distance themselves. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. a trial has begun in greece of 24 humanitarian workers. you say that they were trying to save the lives of migrants crossing the mediterranean sea. the activists face several charges including espionage and forgery, and face up to 8 years in prison if convicted. but they deny the allegation, saying that they were only trying to save the lives of migrants in distress. greece has taken in thousands of people seeking asylum over the years, but rights groups accused greek authorities of also turning back refugees in desperate conditions. voluntary is have been helping m

w, caught up with louisa nie bober. germany's most well known climate activists at davos and asked for what they were hoping to achieve at the forum. he and diverse am some of them most polluting industries avoid a meeting and the investors. and as someone is to spread the message that the fossil fuel era needs to come to an end and the future belongs to renewables. and, and that message is certainly not coming from those people. so we are he and said a lot of talk about getting to net 0. do you think that world leaders and business leaders will actually deliver? i think am well that is business leaders. i doing very good job p. i am demonstrating that they know that climate change vocabulary very well by now am congrats. am batch clam address isn't about nice words and at the green rhetoric, it's about substantial change and ending the fossil fuel expansion. and if you look at the business plans of the big philosophy entities around the world, all of them most, almost all of them planned to expand. so am clearly they're not drawing the line here when it comes to instruction. they're n

this comes as brazil's newly elected president, louisa not yielded a silver blamed his predecessor for the violence and promised a tough response. also, nora has condemned the violence on twitter saying, ransacking public buildings had nothing to do with peaceful protest. thousands of protest as on the roof of brazil national congress on the ground some smashing their way inside the supreme court. these are supporters of brazil's former president jai, ear, bull sanara. they still refused to accept that he lost the election last october. and they're taking that anger out on anything they can find. 7 president lula da silva, he wasn't in the capital as the chaos unfolded, condemned the protest as blaming his predecessor over the fall of issue. these are real vandals destroying everything in their path. we believe that there was a lack of security, and i want to tell you that all of those who did this will be found and punished full sanara. he is in self imposed exile in the us. posted a series of tweets, including peaceful demonstrations in the form of the law are part of democracy. howe

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those behind sundays attack on the government district and the capital brazilian louisa. not your lula. da silva, was speaking after a mob supporting his predecessor julia bus narrow, ransacked the presidential pile of supreme court and congress building. we will also visit the scene of the violence or the president of governors and supreme court judges joined together in a show of unity inspecting the damage to government buildings attacked by protesters a day before. at a meeting with governors, lula criticized the military for not trying to stop the demonstrators who are openly calling for a coo no, we are not going to allow democracy to be taken from our hands. it is the only way for us to guarantee that all the humble people living on the edge of society, sleeping on the streets, that they have the right to eat 3 times a day and the right to work under the watchful eye of police. supporters of former president, both so narrow, dismantled their 2 month old protest camp as ordered by the supreme court. but many remain firm in their opposition to the new president. law