let's go to northern brazil where this arc pell go la gone bisects the sand. there's no course, a start line and a finish line. that's it. if you're one of these kite boarders, they have to figure out their way over each pool, up and over each sand dune. you can see them continuing to scoot across the sand being pulled by their kite boards the entire time. >> after the get out of the water the sand sticks to you and you get itchy. >> i'm blown away by this lake. why haven't we seen this in a james bond movie? >> i don't know. it's a sight like i've never seen. there's the finish line, a couple pylons in the water. boom, there you go. >> 17 fridays until christmas, yay! each year since we've been on the air we've participated in reddit gifts, one of our favorite sites here. each year they do the world's largest secret santa gift exchange. thousands of people around the world participate in this gift exchange every year. we've given gifts, gotten gifts. think back to the 2013 secret santa reddit gift exchange. we gave our gift. do you guys remember getting a gif

northern province. now to what is a gruesome concession in brazil. they have captured a man who has killed 39 people. police found a gun in the home of the suspect. it was like to the killing of six women this year. the 26-year-old has confessed to killing at least 33 other people. this is dating back to 2013. the man's lawyer says the client was coerced into confessing the crime to did not commit. police raided the second largest protest site in hong kong in the financial hub. this was a day after the leader planned talks with the dip -- democracy actress -- activists. they have been demanding the right to fully democratic elections. >> without warning, a dawn raid. tents, stands, and now the symbolic umbrellas were dismantled. police dissented upon protesters and cleared the area. they said it was for public safety. >> we hope protesters take the well-being of others into consideration. they need to stop these illegal activities that impact public safety and order. >> some protesters that are wearing goggles to protect against pepper spray are having difficulty containing their emotions. he wanted

northern iraq. >>> we're going to go back to brazil now. aaron? >> we are indeed. all about the economy.hat election about the economy. thanks, geeta. hello there. certainly as you've been hearing, dilma rousseff won the most votes in sunday's election, but she will need to take part in that runoff at the end of the month. after growing more than 4% a year during a commodities fuel boom last decade, brazil's economy has averaged less than 2% growth under rousseff, and there are many on wall street that have made no secret of their desire for more market-friendly policies. we're going to go live to our business reporter in brazil on "gmt" coming up in just over an hour's time. also this one. greece has released earlier today its draft budget for 2015 and after many very bleak years, it would seem that the country's economy is kind of turning a coroner. because the plan outlines the greece hopes to exit. its $240 million euro bailout package a year ahead of scheduled. it expects to report a budget surplus. when have we heard that? a budget surplus of 2.9% of its gdp next year, that would b

plus a deadly attack in northern afghanistan where it will ban have taken aim at a court house. and four more years for brazil's dilma rousseff who won a second term as president. >>> we begin in to yo to tunisia. sources tell more about its parliamentary election. >> it was an historic vote that was not without pride. a businessman turned politician not long ago comes forward in these elections. in the party that many thought would win these elections have conceded defeat, and they accept the choice of the people. more details about the after mast of the elections, the expectations an. >> there is a quiet sense of expectation at the headquarters of t use n circumstance. they'll be waiting for official results before declaring victory. some unofficial results suggest the party is in the lead. even if it wins its members admit it cannot rule alone. >> we cannot talk about coalitions here, but we don't exclude anyone. and it is part of the political landscape. >> it's rival is also waiting. it wants to be part of a new government and over the last threw years it has shown it's willing to compromise. >> anything t

northern nigeria in april. they're still being held captive despite an international campaign for their release. >>> people in brazil will choose their next president later this month in a runoff election. they're looking for someone who will turn around the economy. they're being told the 2016 olympic games in rio de janeiro will give the country a boost. but they were told the same thing about this year's world cup. nhk world's fabio fleury reports from sao paulo. >> reporter: this stage was used in the world cup finals. it cost around $225 million to build. many local teams have been using this world cup stadium as their home field, but this is a third division match, not many people have come today. originally, various local events were to take place here after the world cup. but it's only used about once a week. it is getting more costly. >> translator: the cost was just too high. and there wasn't enough planning. >> reporter: prices in brazil surged amid the rush to build stadiums and hotels. house rents also increased. some 2,000 people are illegally residing on this property. these people are building homes.

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brazil and uraguay with the worst of the weather and south brazil 60 millimeters of rain there, that was this a 24 hour period and also for the northern uraguay 60 millimeters as well and many places reporting heavy downpours from the system and it's gradually edging to the north. some parts of south america could deal with the rain because we have not seen a great deal at all. these are from south palo where experts say there is only two weeks of water left to supply the entire city and obviously this is not good news and what we really need is wet weather and we are now entering the rainy season so we can really do with some rain and there are going to be a few showers in the vicinity as we head through the next few days and unfortunately the really heavy rain that would help us with this drought is going to stay away towards the south so the torrential rain in parts of argentina and southern brazil but unfortunately not for south palo, david. >> stef, thank you. the man who headed the company blamed for what is widely regarded as the world's largest accident has died and he was part of the carbide corporation when the plant suffere

brazil. any of those achievable? >> well, we think they will be extremely challenging. i mean, if you just recently look at ford and gm capital markets, what's clear is all the northern american players are looking to gape share in growth volumes globally. when you look at fiat's plan in detail, they are looking to add a million units. so one out of 1.3 seems quite ambitious to us. as you said, they are looking to increase share. they already have around 20% share in brazil. so it's difficult to see them expanding much further on that, even with the new product coming onstream. >> we'll talk about the u.s. names that you mentioned there, gm, so much focus has been on their margin, but if they can't get the margin up at a time when the seasonally adjusted sales are at all-time highs, surely it can't go higher in the future. >> well, gm laid out a fairly detailed plan on how they are looking to expand their north american marge to 10%. we are skeptical they can get to 10%. we think they may make 9%, but the u.s. sales are strong. pricing has held up reasonably well to date. as we go forward, we expect continued volume growth, but the pricing pressures may need to weigh on the m