then we look at how brazil's new president luiz inacio lula da silva could play a major role in peace talks to end the war in ukraine. >> my suggestion is we form a group of countries that will sit at the table with ukraine and russia to try to stop the war. brazil will make an effort. amy: we will speak with celso amorim, lula's foreign affairs adviser. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen made a surprise visit to the ukrainian capital of kyiv on monday and announced the transfer of $1.25 billion in new economic aid to ukraine. >> as we mark one year since the beginning of this full-scale invasion, the message i bring you from president biden is simple -- america will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. amy: during her trip, yellen also warned china would face severe consequences if it provided material support to russia in violation of u.s.-backed sanctions. on monday, china criticized the united states for its role in ukraine war. a spokesperson for china's

the numbers paint a - difficult picture for president lula da silva.air bolsonaro, he pledged to end illegal logging. we just left behind pledged to end illegal logging. wejust left behind a government we just left behind a government that supported deforestation and completely abandoned actions to control it. �* , , ., it. but experts warn it could take years _ it. but experts warn it could take years to _ it. but experts warn it could take years to reverse - it. but experts warn it could take years to reverse the i take years to reverse the damage already done. you can read more about that story on the amazon rainforest online. that's it from us for now. you can reach me on my socials, on instagram and twitter. thanks for watching. hello. snow has been dominating the weather story over the past few days, and whilst it does turn milderfor many through the weekend, there is still snow in the forecast for some. and it's a cold, frosty, and icy start to saturday for a large swathe of the uk. the temperatures for some down to minus ten, minus 11 celsius,

brazilian president lula da silva is forced to postpone an important visit to beijing for health reasons. we look at the warming feelings between the two countries. and the heat is on in the kitchen. today sees the publication of the michelin guide for the uk and ireland. we speak to a three—star chef about the pressure to maintain the highest quality. germany's public transport network will be at a near stand—still today as two of the country's largest unions strike in an ongoing dispute over pay. workers walked out shortly after midnight for 2h hours. two of the country's largest unions — which are demanding significant pay rises for their workers — want to increase the pressure on employers ahead of another round of negotiations. there'll be all but no trains, planes or ferries in operation after workers walked out, and motorists have been warned that staff who maintain motorways and repair road damage after accidents are also on strike. damage after accidents let's are also on strike. talk about the impact of all let's talk about the impact of all of this. joining me now is christian

and as bolsonaro comes before us today where is lula da silva? on his way to china. and allowing iranian warships into brazilian harbors which senator cruz told us the other day, is a direct threat to the people and security of the united states of america. that is the difference between what has happened in brazil historically and what is happening there today. we know this, the fight goes on. and we know who ultimately wins, and so we thank god for bolsonaro, we ask you to pray for brazil. ♪ >> good afternoon everyone. -- land of freedom, progress and order. it is what many politicians -- that don't -- it is not easy to be a politician especially one of honor, your word and help people. in this moment i think god for my second life, and also for the mission of being the president of brazil for one term. [speaking portuguese} i still think this mission is not over. -- as he just said as a brazilian he came here and here he made his story[speaking portuguese] i also come from a poor family and i never expected to be president of brazil. but when i witnessed a communi

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is under pressure to lower interest rates with protests taking place at set office, president lula da silva has thrown his weight behind the demonstrators and unions -- which unions say are an obstacle. >> protesters say lowering interest rates is the only way to boost economic growth. >> every family in brazil has somewhat unemployed, and the interest rate is over 13%. they sabotaged country's development. lower rates and more production, more jobs. that is what the brazilian people want. >> the 13.75% rate has been in place since last september. protesters singled out the central bank's president. two years later, bolsonaro changed the law, making the bank autonomous, meaning that neither its president nor its board of governors changes when a new government takes office. results president came back to power at the start of the year. he says high rates are stunting development. >> it is irresponsible for the central bank to keep the interest rate at 30.70 5%. it is irresponsible. -- at 13.75 percent. it is irresponsible. >> lula said he will fight to get the rate lowered. he is struggling

supporters to storm government buildings on the eighth of january, shortly after the incoming president lula da silvak office. a short while ago mr. bolsonaro addressed supporteron instagram. >> i arrive here in the condition of an older, more experienced person that will work for the party and to serve as a consultant for anyone who so desires. i will also give suggestions. i have a direct line to rty leadership in the house and senate. we are not opposition. are pro-brazil. we don't want brazil to sink. for us to appear as a savior of the homeland, there is a great deal of concern wh our country, especially in matters related to the economy. >> i am joined now from sao paulo. what sort of welcome did gyre bolsonaro received when he arrived there in brazil? >> he was greeted by dozens of supporters at the airport. some were waiting for him from 4:00 a.m.. he arrived just before 7:00 a.m. in brazil. they were draped in the brazilian flag and wearing brazil's national football team jerseys chanting the national anthem. there were jingles against lula. what caught everyone's attention was bolsonaro lef

lula da silva, seen here shaking hands with president biden. a supporter of protecting the rainforest. during thi 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 the biden administration recently offered $50 million for environmental cooperation, comparing that to germany offering 200 million dollars. norway pledging more than $500 million. why is the u.s. offerings a little at this particular point? john: we are not offering so little. that

including inciting riots. party officials are hoping he will lead the opposition against president lula da silva. like a yankee of reports from the capital priscilla ah, hundreds of supporters gathered from the early hours at the capital z airport hoping to greet the former president on his return to brazil. that federal police had other plans for symbols. fernando to leave by a side door and shattering his hopes of an open corporate through the streets of brazil. done yes. so as i had travelled, 1500 kilometers, just to greet her political hero. she says both sonata supporters have been vilified since his election loss and was disappointed that she could not see. so don't, they may say jackie berkener with and called terrorists when most of us are peaceful . brazilians, who are committed to a cause, work hard to get both nor backing power. tensions in brazil have been high since bull sonata failed to formally acknowledge defeat in october's divisive election if you got the only reason right and then refused to pass the assassin his successor, present reasoned as soon as possible. instead he fle

the figures highlight the challenges faced by the left—wing government of president lula da silva, whotal protections rolled back by his predecessor jair bolsonaro. teachers and children are warning of the dangers of vaping after reports of a big rise amongst those under 18 for whom it is illegal. britain's national health service says they are far less harmful than cigarettes for adults trying to quit smoking, but there appears a generation of young people who have never smoked are increasingly getting hooked on the nicotine in vapes. this school has a problem. right, so this is our vape sensor that we had installed at christmas. the headteacher is trying to stamp out vaping. we've noticed a real reduction, 16 cases or alerts on the first day down to one or two a week. he wanted to show us the scale of the challenge and the numbers involved. so these are the ones that we've confiscated and these ones really are my least favourite. they're branded as sweets. connor, leon and oscar see themselves as addicts. two of them started vaping at 12. they bring a new flavour out. you want to try

we are showing these people that for a moment and for a short time president lewis in our ceo lula da silva, is empower, and he is not going to do what he wants in the future of our nation. we are practically 20 percent of the benches in the congress, in addition to other colleagues of ours who are here from several other parties. we have a majority within congress and we want the best for our country to day. the ball is in your court. i am sure that you will lead brazil to a safe haven. it is with great pride that i return thousands of people gather. then tel aviv to support is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his plans to overhaul the judiciary or demonstrators marched across a major city highway. a rally led by far right, organizations follows months of anti government protests opposing it and yahoo's proposals center goals, opposition leader was man sancho has been given a 2 months suspended sentence for defamation. he was sued by the tourism minister. sancho did not appear in court to face trial on thursday. he says the case against him is politically motivated. police hav

defeat in last year's election, is expected to lead the opposition to leftist president luiz inacio lula da silvaeet its carbon reduction targets, part of commitments made in the run up to the un climate conference in glasgow, two years ago. it comes as the government unveils details of its climate strategy, showing how the uk will meet its goal, of reducing greenhouse emissions to net zero, by 2050. the strategy suggests the government will only "make progress towards" the targets it promised. here's our climate editor, justin rowlatt. the secretary of state for energy security and zero the secretary of state for energy security and net zero was channelling his inner churchill when he announced his new plan. today with president putin weaponising energy across europe, our energy security has become critical. the plan gives more detail on how the government will cut emissions after it lost a legal challenge by activists last summer. it was grant shapps who decided to locate it to a world war ii bunker and rebrand it as a battle for the country's energy security. i think it is the flip side of the

stay here though, but dead conspicuously absent is the president of brazil, lucy, natural, lula da silva, and the president of mexico. ah love is over their lord, which was quite surprising considering that they have always both of those countries placed a lot of importance in these regional forums. however odd the king of spain is here, the head of spain, of portugal, and there are a lot of talks going on right now in the foreign ministry, a conference room that you see behind me to try to come to agreements about the many things that these countries have in common the dominican republic, the 1st colony of the americas, founded by spain in 1492. to day it's hosting the 27th. i bureau american summit. a forum for leaders of latin america, spain, portugal, and andorra. 22 countries in all on the agenda, climate change food security, migration and strategies for regional integration to confront them in person. a professionally mclamore. yeah. these leaders are supposed to make sure that wrongly birth is my work. no money. how can people feed themselves? that's why so many people leave our

we are showing these people that for a moment and for a short time. president lewis in our seo lula da silva, is empower. and he is not going to do what he wants in the future of our nation. we are practically 20 percent of the benches in the congress in addition to other colleagues of ours, who are here from several other parties. we have a majority within congress and we want the best for our country to day. the ball is in your court. i am sure that you will lead brazil to a safe haven. it is with great pride that i return one, hey, and a half has more from the liberal party's headquarters in brasilia also. now the supporters have been gathering since the early hours of the morning 1st at the airport in the capital, brazil. yep. been here at the headquarters of his liberal party. their hopes have been raised since his return from the 3 month self imposed exile in florida. now many here are hoping that he will lead the opposition against the government of president. we didn't last to hold of us still, but also about a says that he will not do that, but his plans show otherwise. he has alrea

he flew to florida, two days before lula da silva was inaugurated — mr bolsonaro lost the election toy government buildings a week after mr lula took office. much more coming up, but time for the weather. hello there. good afternoon. for the last couple of days of march, the generally unsettled theme just doesn't change. more wet, really quite windy weather to come in the forecast for the next couple of days or so for many of us. more rainbows to be spotted today, too. it's a day of sunny spells and heavy, possibly thundery downpours. the showers will tend to move quite quickly along with this brisk south—westerly wind, but we could see some lines of showers set up, particularly from the south—west of england, up through to north london. if you're underneath one of those lines of showers, it's going to be wet. but some dry sunny spells in between. drier across much of scotland today. and it's mild, too, with highs of 13—16 c, maybe 17 across the east of england. turning wet and windy across much of southern britain overnight tonight. this deep area of low pressure, strong gusty winds,

the figures highlight the challenges faced by the left—wing government of president lula da silva — he's once a waitress at the oscars — now her movie, all quiet on the western front, is nominated for no fewer than nine awards. we've been following the former scottish triathlete, turned movie—maker, lesley paterson, because her story is a remarkable one. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson — no relation to lesley — donned his running shoes to catch up with her once again in hollywood. got the hollywood sign behind us! how does that make you feel, when you see that? oh, it's so iconic, it'sjust amazing. it's very weird to think i'm here and sort of going for the oscars. like, what? lesley paterson, the scottish triathlete in the running at the oscars. hello! good to see you, man. and she is loving los angeles. oh, my gosh, this is amazing, isn't it? this is pretty much beverly hills. cheering. for 16 years, the five—time off—road triathlete world champion used her prize money from races to keep alive her dream of a new film version of all quiet on the western front. finally, in

brazilian president lula da silva is forced to postpone an important visit to beijing for health reasonsand. we speak to a three—star chef about the pressure to maintain the highest quality.

he flew to florida, two days before lula da silva was inaugurated. a week after mr lula took office. live now to rio dejaneiro — and terrence mccoy, the bureau chief of the washington post. just givers and idea what the reception was like. were there large crowds? ., , ., reception was like. were there large crowds? ., . ., , crowds? there were dozens of crowds. the went crowds? there were dozens of crowds. they went to — crowds? there were dozens of crowds. they went to the _ crowds? there were dozens of crowds. they went to the airport _ crowds? there were dozens of crowds. they went to the airport to _ crowds? there were dozens of crowds. they went to the airport to greet i they went to the airport to greet him. he got off a plane which landed just after 7am this morning. there were crowds gathered to see him. he didn't greet any supporters, which was a bit... usually want to see his supporters. they whisked him away, and he was supposed to be heading to headquarters this morning. iaghast and he was supposed to be heading to headquarters this morn

it presents a dilemma for the lula da silva administration.uch a remarkable one. 0ur entertainment correspondent, colin patterson, no relation to lesley, caught up with her once again in hollywood. got the hollywood sign behind us! how does that make you feel, when you see that? oh, it's so iconic, it“sjust amazing. it's very weird to think i'm here and sort of going for the oscars. like, what? lesley paterson, the scottish triathlete in the running at the oscars. hello! good to see you, man. and she is loving los angeles. oh, my gosh, this is amazing, isn't it? this is pretty much beverly hills. cheering for 16 years, the five—time off—road triathlete world champion used her prize money from races to keep alive her dream of a new film version of all quiet on the western front. finally, in 2022, it was made, with her script translated into german. now it's up for nine oscars and she's nominated for best adapted screenplay. what's the best photo you've taken this season? tom cruise. you got cruise? no, no, so, check this out. so i went up to to

the figures highlight the challenges faced by the left— wing government of president lula da silva —there are calls to tighten germany's gun laws following a deadly shooting at a jehovah's witness hall in hamburg. seven people were killed in the attack. the country's interior minister — who had already planned to tighten ownership laws — said the shooting demonstrated the need for change. officials say the gunman was a former member of the religious group. it's believed that the attacker killed himself shortly after a specialist police unit stormed the building. i asked our correspondent jenny hill, who is in hamburg, about the undergoung investigation into the shooting. fresh revelations have been a merging of the last 2a hours and i my many ways, they are compounding the shock and grief are people here in the city of hamburg. first of all, the revelation that the killer had been a member of thisjehovah's witness community. the police that he had left that community voluntarily about a year—and—a—half ago and terms which the police they were not good. we have learned more about what

the government of luiz inacio lula da silva launched a massive operation earlier this year as a response to the humanitarian catastrophe faced by the communities largely due to the disastrous effects of illegal gold mining, which have displacepeople, devastated the land and food resources, and contaminated rivers with mercury. in ecuador, a group of five journalists were targeted with bombs disguised as usb drives monday. one of the reporters, lenin artieda, was wounded when the device exploded after he plugged it into his computer. the explosive devices were mailed in envelopes to news stations in quito and guayaquil. ecuador's attorney general's office said monday it had launched a terrorism probe into the attacks. uganda's parliament has passed another sweeping bill criminalizing lgbtq people, allowing for the death sentence in certain cases. the new law appears to be the first to outlaw even identifying as lgbtq, carrying a penalty up to 20 years in prison. it also targets hiv-positive people who engage in same sex relations with the death penalt bans the so-called promotion of homos

the former president flew into brasilia, vowing to leave the opposition against president lula da silvaces legal troubles on his concern, chiefly over allegations that he incited the postelection violence after his defeat. his supporters invaded the halls of power on january 8 this year in a failed bid to oust president delillo. this situation, bolsonaro returning to brazil, how do you see it panng out? >> i think it is simultaneously a headache for the lula government because although olson aro says he is not going to lead the opposition, i think he will try to leave -- he will try to lead the opposition, but it is also a headache, as you point out, for olson aro because he is also -- bolsonaro because he is under investigation and does not have the immunity he did when he was president or a member of congress, and now he could face some of these investigations. >> he is a divisive figure, but his supporters, as we saw in january, are willing to almost act on his every whim. >> there were hundreds of people there today when he arrived. some were at the airport, but because of the secur

miles of rainforest cover was destroyed despite efforts by newly-inaugurated president luiz inacio lula da silva to reverse rampant deforestation that was encouraged by his predecessor jair bolsonaro. this is romulo batista with greenpeace brazil. >> we just left behind this completely abandon access. as long as it does not reach the entire region, legal divorce -- amy: president biden sought monday to shore up confidence in the u.s. banking system, after the rapid collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank sparked investor panic. they were the second- and third-largest bank failures in u.s. history. on monday, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren demanded a federal probe into potential insider trading by executives at the failed banks and called on u.s. regulators to claw back six-figure bonuses paid to managing directors at svb just hours before its collapse friday. we'll have more on this story after headlines. north korea has fired two short-range ballistic missiles into waters off its eastern coast. it was the second such test in three days and came as the u.s. and south korea lau

bolsonaro predicted the leftist president lula da silva -- who ousted him -- will not last, or get muche. finland won admission to nato today, when turkey ratified its application. all 30 members of the alliance had to agree, and turkey was the last to do so. finland and sweden applied for nato membership after russia invaded ukraine. sweden's application is still pending. a bill that criminalizes helping minors access abortions passed in the idaho legislature today. it would restrict travel for abortions and would bar adults from obtaining abortion pills for minors with a penalty of up to five years in prison. the bill is the first of its kind in the country and the republican governor is expected to sign it. republicans in the u.s. house of representatives pushed through a broad energy package today to undo most of president biden's climate priorities. it would ramp up u.s. production of fossil fuels and expedite approvals for pipelines. but democrats controlling the senate say the bill is dead on arrival there. still to come on the newshour. the debate over raising the federal debt l

we are showing these people that for a moment and for a short time president lewis in our seo lula da silva, is empower. and he is not going to do what he wants in the future of our nation. we are practically 20 percent of the benches in the congress in addition to other colleagues of ours, who are here from several other parties. we have a majority within congress and we want the best for our country to day. the ball is in your court. i am sure that you will lead brazil to a safe haven. it is with great pride that i return monica and a half has more from the liberal party's headquarters in brazil. if oh, so now the supporters have been gathering since the early hours of the morning 1st at the airport in the capital, brazil. yup. been here at the headquarters of his liberal party. their hopes have been raised since his return from the 3 month self imposed exile in florida. now many here are hoping that he will lead the opposition against the government of president wisdom last year last year. but also matter says that he will not do that, but his plans show otherwise he has already planned

bolsonaro says that he will not lead an opposition to brazil's current president luiz inacio lula da silva, calling the government and opposition in itself. mexican officials have announced that they will issue arrest warrants over the deadly fire at a migrant detention center near the us border. outrage is growing after video emerged from the facility in ciudad juarez, mexico. the warning that the video you're about to see is graphic. authorities say that none of the public workers or private security offices made any attempt to open the door to the migrants who are locked inside the burning building. at least 39 people died in the disaster monday night. protesters are demanding justice for the victims and accountability from the government. they gathered outside the interior ministry in mexico city and held banners reading. the migrants didn't die . they killed the fire at the migrant centers sparked false rumors of the u. s border being open. us border patrol says more than 1000 migrants surrendered after crossing illegally into el paso, texas, just across the border from where the fire

defeat in last year's election, is expected to lead the opposition to leftist president luiz inacio lula da silvaon. he was admitted to gemelli hospital on wednesday, for what was initially said to be a scheduled check—up. it is not known how long he will stay there. this is the busiest time of the year for pope francis, with many events and services scheduled ahead of easter weekend. i'm joined now by elise ann allen, senior correspondent at crux, which covers news on the vatican and catholic church. thanks forjoining us. what do we know about the health of the pope? it is wonderful to be with you. what we know so far is you mentioned the vatican statement that arrived a couple of days ago, —— hours ago, that the pope rested well in the evening and was able to eat breakfast and read and do some work and spend time in prayer before having lunch we assume that he is resting now. we are expecting further information on his condition this evening before he retires for the night. we are waiting to see what happens this afternoon and how he is doing during the day but that is the latest that we have.

last year's election, is expected to lead the opposition to the leftist president luiz inacio lula da silva bolsonaro as he landed back in brazil. they were wrapped in the brazilian flag, wearing the brazilian national football team jersey, and they were chanting the national anthem, jingles against lula, waiting for bolsonaro, but bolsonaro did not show up. he left through a private exit and went straight to the headquarters of his liberal party, the party to which he has been affiliated for the last two years. he is facing several investigations, actually, 60 lawsuits against him in the brazilian superior electoral court and one of them investigates into the 8th of january attacks in brazil where thousands of his supporters stormed government buildings. but besides that, some of the probes also investigate him spreading disinformation and casting doubt on brazil's electoral system in the 2022 elections. and he has also been entangled in this very controversial case involving saudi arabia. he received some very expensive jewellery from the saudi government. he has actually a deposition sch

to resolve the conflict in ukraine, brazilian president lula da silva proposed a new negotiating platforme peace club, including china, and the former president of the republic of affairs , marusev, headed the brix development bank , which is another new institution created to withstand various crises. organizations that have been around for a long time are already following the west and not at all taking into account the interests of most of the planet, and this is acutely felt in latin america by the leaders of which gathered at the ibero-american samomet about what europeans want from latin americans. well, those, in turn , want my colleague from the russians. my colleague sergey do you think this is a carnival in rio de janeiro, no matter how, this is a uruguayan city and there are some other differences that of course you need to know if you sincerely want to understand such really different latin americans, but why are we not similar it has now ended with the carnival ethereum. how did the political honor guard of the president of that same uruguay well islam vladimir began to the a

that was two days before this happened — the current president luiz inacio lula da silva taking powerthe us for himself in a place far away. as a patriot and as a brazilian, i supported his departure. mr bolsonaro would leave by a side exit at the airport. but did wave to supporters as he arrived at his liberal party headquarters, and he got the warm welcome you�*d expect. in fact, the party is saying they expect mr bolsonaro to lead the opposition to lula, though mr bolsanaro himself has played that idea down. we�*ll see. and aside from politics, mr bolsanaro returns to a range of legal challenges. there�*s an investigation into alleged incitement connected to the storming of government buildings injanuary. and there�*s more. here�*s bbc brasil�*s camilla mota. there are 16 lawsuits against him in the brazilian superior electoral court. — the brazilian superior electoral court, and one of them investigates into the _ court, and one of them investigates into the january the 8th attacks in brasilia _ into the january the 8th attacks in brasilia. thousands of his supporters stormed gove

you look at silvio berlusconi and lula da silva and a whole host of other international leaders, it raisesion of what is this thing on the international stage for the u.s.? tom: i agree. i do think there is international ramifications. you mention the confidence in washington and across the nation. i do think it goes across to international as well. we are going back to what we do which is economics, finance, investment. jean boivin will be joining us. and someone everyone is talking about, exceptionally intelligent -- use of elon musk's twitter. jim beyonca to join us in the 8:00 hour. stay with us. lisa m: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world. with the first word, i am lisa mateo. as you have been hearing, for the first time ever, a former u.s. president has been indicted. his lawyers say donald trump is expected to be arraigned on charges as early as tuesday. a grand jury event had to decided there was enough evidence to proceed with the case against him for directing less money came into a pornography star during his 2016 campaign. exact charges have not been released