she doesn't show it, but she is in real trouble. >> i took out a financial deal for the minibus.ost 82,000 and i use my private car as a down payment. i'm supposed to pay an installment of 2300 per month. in all, and makes 138,000. a sickly, i'm paying for almost two cars. -- basically, i'm paying for almost two cars. >> on average, brazilian families oh 41% of their income to the banks. an economist whom we met in sÃo paulo's banking district says that is dangerous. he says the lower middle class in particular no longer has any purchasing power. in addition, very few still have a connection to money. everything is bought with credit cards. that is why so many have gotten into debts and the banks conditions are especially harsh. >> there is this a old saying, don't kill the goose that lays the golden egg. but that is just what the brazilian banks are doing. some credit card charges of his -- are so high that they border on profiteering. if you buy something with your credit card and pay in installments, after a year, you will have paid 10 times the original value. the high intere

the maneuvers the minibus open up the road through the lower middle class suburbs east of somehow the heat. it insisted that night intelligence to stay in their seats. with the dotty us the self implode the second inning. which is in constant radio contact could be repossessed at any time. she can't make payments anymore. she doesn't show it but she's in real trouble. in the ca i like took out a financial deal. it costs eighty two thousand email and i use my private cars campaigns. i'm supposed to take sixteen stone until two thousand three hundred rail per month. in all that makes one hundred thirty eighth round so basically hunting for almost two cars. not that bad. then for its brazilian families though forty five percent of their income to the facts. this still is in oakleigh at an elite netted some of those banking district says that's dangerous he says the lower middle class in particular no longer has any purchasing power. in addition very few of them still have a connection to money everything is bought with the clients. that's why so many have gotten into gets the best condit

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on aices also went off minibus parked near the defense ministry. no one was killed.it is unclear who carried out the attacks. >> we heard a big explosion. scene, but wehe did not know what happened. our neighbor's house was burning and we helped them to extinguish the fire. >> in december, a suicide bombing attack on the defense ministry killed a number of people -- killed and wounded a number of people. al qaeda militants were believed to be behind that assault. terrorists have stepped up activity in yemen ever since ali abdullah saleh was forced to resign. there has also been a recent spate of attacks against foreigners. last month, on iranian diplomat was shot during a kidnapping attempt. a japanese diplomat was stabbed. >> to the central african republic where at least 75 people have been killed during clashes in a town in the west of the country, according to local priests who gave details of the metallic these -- the fat alities. this comes as french and african forces announced they recaptured a town where members of the rebellion hadka in recent days been gat

and the west attack a minibus throughout the bus station in the pool a neighborhood of northern baghdad leaving at least eleven people dead according to police. the boss popped inside the station had already arouse suspicion when it exploded setting several other vehicles on fire elsewhere a car bomb near a busy street in the western district of the city and killed four others. no group immediately claimed responsibility that shiites are often targeted by sunni islamist insurgents have been gaining ground in recent weeks talks aimed at curbing iran its new kit program received in vienna today in the state of caution officials representing six world powers and ten on plus the eu foreign policy chief the full set the negotiations to appeal would complicate it. nina some signs of suspicious but political concerns. maybe i'll play by the economic rating and reviews for the economy is collapsing add the breath taking speed so i mean. the macaroons heat to low production. there were things coming. these guys are reading the poem on the new business conference everything so the iranians need a

there has been a suicide bombing on a minibus in the southern outskirts of beirut.he bomber died while several passengers were wounded. the attack took place in a mixed community. lebanon has experienced a wave of violence in recent months as the conflict in syria spills over the border there. yesterday there was widespread shock when oscar award-winning actor philip seymour hoffman was found dead in his new york city apartment. law enforcement officials in new york say the 46-year-old had a needle in his arm and numerous plastic envelopes believed to contain heroine when authorities found him. officered by a medical at the u.s. substance abuse and mental services agency. felix at -- philip seymour hoffman is one case, but there has been an alarming rise in the number of people becoming addicted to heroine in the united states. give us a sense of the scale of the problem. >> we have been monitoring an increase in reported heroine use since 2007, both in terms of past month use and past years use. is beingases it reported as a drug of initiation. >> i heard somewhere

quick look now at some international news in brief in lebanon state media says a suicide blast in a minibus in beirut has wounded at least six people the incident happened during the evening rush hour in one of the capital southern districts which is close to shiite neighborhoods two days ago at least four died and eighteen were wounded in the northern hezbollah stronghold shiite areas of lebanon are often targeted in retaliation for the group sending fight is to syria. a series of explosions at the cinema in pakistan have killed at least five people eyewitnesses say a man sitting in the back row hold several grenades into the audience around thirty people were injured some critically during the incident in peshawar. up next before the limpid games steal the show all round up of the latest international sports news and if you're watching us from the u.k. it's going underground with host afshin rattansi. the first recreational marijuana shops are now open in colorado finally the question of what effect legal marijuana will have on the american public can be answered with real world experienc

with a quick look at some other stories now in lebanon state media says a suicide blast in a minibus in beirut has wounded at least six people the incident happened during the evening rush hour in one of the capital sudden districts which is close to shiite neighborhoods two days ago at least four died and eighteen were wounded in the northern has blast wrong hold shiite areas of lebanon are often targeted in retaliation the group sending fighters to syria. the iraqi army has stepped up its bombardment of the city of fallujah reportedly ahead of a full on ground offensive the city was seized by militants connected to al qaida in early january and has been under intense shelling for days the government's been holding off from sending in troops to give local tribesmen time to use the insurgents' security in iraq has been getting worse with almost eight thousand people killed in sectarian violence last year. and further proof of the worsening security situation. today's baghdad is hit by a wave of bombings at least sixteen people have been killed authorities say the attacks bear the hal

another bomb target add minibus in the northern sharp neighborhood. two soldiers were also killed.ritain state controlled bank has reported lotsing of $13.6 billion for last year. $800 million was set aside for bonuses. 75 billion r thats bail out in global financial crisis in 2008. south korea says it's northern neighbor has test fired four short range missiles. the minister of the defense says they were fired into the sea off the eastern coast. it's three days after they began their joint military exercises with the united states. a someday of global action is underway to draw attention to the plight of the al jazeera journalists impressed in egypt. al jazeera is demanding the release of it's staff. they have now spent 61 days in prison. they have been accused of spreading false news, al jazeera rejects all the stories. and ore journalists from the networks arabic channel has been held since august. he has been on hunger strike for more than a month to protest against his imprisonment. media outfits are holding a day of global action to press for media freedom. we have been frack

were iraq, 51 people planted on aa bomb minibus killed five civilians. over 1005 hundred 60 people have been killed so far this year in iraq, with 680 killed since the beginning of february. israeli forces opened fire and killed a palestinian man thursday after the man had barricaded himself inside his house to avoid arrest. the palestinian authority described the killing as an assassination saying israeli forces shelled the house, destroyed a part of it, and then stormed it. the killing came on the same day that amnesty international published a report accusing israeli forces of using excessive violence in the west bank, killing dozens of palestinians over the past three years in what, they said, might constitute a war crime. protests and vigils were held across the globe thursday calling on egypt to free four al jazeera journalists including three of whom have been charged with aiding a "terrorist organization". ossama al saeed is head of public relations at al jazeera. >> what we have been seen over a number of weeks is massive support around the worl

so she packed the kids up, and they went in the van that was kind of, the equivalent of kind of a minibus service here. and let's say it was four hours. i'm kind of rounding things out a little bit, about two hours into the trip they were stopped by some terrorists and they were, they took them out of the bus, they checked them, and they were basically threatened to kill them. fortunately, the cherries were actually not looking for johnny's family, thank god, but they were looking for some other person that he had been assigned to do. they stay there for several hours in the desert, johnny's wife is holding the kids. they have four kids. and pretty much thinking they were going to die. until the terrorists apparently called whoever had assigned them to kill these people, you know, kill the person, and thank god the person that said, no, let these, let those people go. that's not your target. they then drove to baghdad and told johnny. you didn't know that story until we working on the book, right? so johnny's wife was telling me the story, we're sitting, she and i are sitting in the kitch

blast in the iraqi capital included attacks targeting shiite mosques in the explosion of a bomb-laden minibus. police in thailand have launched an effort to oust demonstrators from protest sites in the capital bangkok. at least three people have died in the resulting clashes. the government of yingluck shinawat has been embroiled in the political crisis since november with opponents wanting her to resign or be replaced by an unelected council. ofukraine, tens of thousands antigovernment protesters have attended a march on the parliament, sparking clashes with police. opposition lawmakers are pushing for changes to the constitution that would curb the power of president yanukovych following months of protests over his decision to accept -- strengthen ties with russia instead of europe. protesters recently ended a nearly three-month occupation of city hall and the capital kiev as part of an amnesty deal with the government, but that continued calls for yanukovych to resign. in venezuela, president underwrote has accused his opponents of mounting a coup amidst violent antigovernment protest that

hour really intense session with the president, whoever the president is, and i sat down on a little minibus we go over there in, and butch otter, republican gov of idaho was with me. nice fella. philosophically there's some differences between us. former member of congress. he said, what y'all doing on the exchange? y'all doing a state exchange? i said, no, we did a federal exchange but we actually did the hybrid partnership kind of thing. i tried to -- oh, you can't do that, he said. you got to do a state exchange. obama wants everybody to do a federal exchange. that's howl they're going to take it off over. i said you need to come to arkansas and tell them what i've been telling them. so the irony is the very republicans, antiwashington, healthcare contingent, when all this came out, that didn't want a state exchange, now has come to the conclusion that they want to reverse their position and do the state exchange. so, yeah, we're headed in that direction to answer your question. >> okay. john ryder. if the vote doesn't good your way on tuesday what are the opportunities for a vote? >> th