cuando se enfrenten en sao paulo, el corinthians de brasil contra boca jrs de argentina.eneizes viajaron a brasil solo con la mira de ganar para conquistar otra copa, mientras en el abierto de tenis de wimbledon dos grandes y favoritos ya estan en la semifinal, tenemos el resumen de hasta aqui los deportes, tendremos mas esta noche solo a las once. ionhmla casa de la risaunivisioc a

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anniversary of the death of his son, and engineers that desmond they're fighting a house fire in san paulo searching for a couple inside the house burst into flames called a flashover. desmond was tiffany's brother >>> it hurts it set yesterday when you lose a sibling to pay never goes away, it transforms to different and >>> today's ceremony also honored 14 other fallen firefighters named and the memorial wall all killed and line of duty since 1969 within the contra costa fire district. >>> also time to remember how dangerous this job is for each of us you never know what will happen >>> today marks the five-year anniversary these firefighters remember their comrades every day on every call and on all fire units a memorial for burden and desmond >>> bravery and courage and call to duty on their forever. >>> my brother was salt of the earth is lifelong goal was to help people and by the hero a comforting thought to me. >>> juliette goodrich cbs 5 >>> looking for help in getting her what happens when self-help exercise went wrong and may be repeated in the future. this system is packed this

cameras are rolling my dozen protesters set fire to welcome all, some paulo avondale keep them high with an american flag. in anticipation of the protests security was tight today additional police officers on duty in an entire block surrounding the theater shutdown. expenses city officials said that they now some businesses also had to shut down today and received no customers i talked to city officials who could not give me an exact estimate. that cost will be absorbed by police. to equate prisoners and oakland's. hamas on the bay area from the surprise wrapped into their property tax. tip waves by stipulation and in proposition aids takes on prop. bodies rebounds the mercury news reports 37,000 homeowners and said there county alone. 80 percent increase in taxes this year they but populations have declined over the years so much so the researchers are putting my call for help michelle greater shows us a research projects across north america has enlisted people around the bay as citizens scientists. it may look like your average played a pragmatics in a year- old assets are conducting

so that was uncomfortable. >> both sean's brazilian grandmother, silvana ribeiro, and joao paulo linsied before she died, still have cases pending in brazil over the decision to send sean home to new jersey. and silvana is appealing the request to visit sean, calling their actions to keep him away from their dad contentious. she said david is refusing to allow her any contact with sean and his human rights were being violated. >> when was the last time that sean saw his grandmother? >> in brazil. the last time he saw her was in brazil. >> why won't you let her see him? >> who ever said i won't let her see him? >> she said that you're not allowing her to see him. >> she can come and see him whenever she wants, pending a couple of safeguards that i would be an idiot to not keep up. because if it was up to her, i would never see my son again and he would still be in brazil. she needs to stop the litigation. stop it. and then she needs to go to the therapy here, sean's therapist, and discuss and heed his advice on how she needs to behave. >> what about people who might say to you, david,

matthew burton and they're fighting a fire in san paulo the heat was so intense the house burst intolames called a flashover >>> it hurts as if it wears yesterday you the pain never goes away and it transforms into a different kind of pain >>> today's ceremony also honored 14 other fallen firefighters man on the memorial wall all killed in line of duty since 1969 in the contra costa fire district. >>> it is also a time to remember how dangerous this job really is you never know exactly what will happen >>> today marks the five-year anniversary there remember their fallen comrades every day on every call on all fire units a memorial for burden and desmond >>> bravery courage and call to duty on their forever >>> my brother was all of the earth as lifelong goal to help people and he died a hero and that is a comforting thought to me >>> juliette goodrich cbs 5 >>> presidential candidates expect to attend fund-raisers in the bay area, mitt romney attends a lunch at a private home in woodside tomorrow in silicon valley executives expected to act and he will also at ten two fund-raisers i

one ticket, one-way, to s o paulo. you were going to cut buckley out. except buckley knew that there was no way to make off with 16 million bucks. when the cash was converted into diamonds, there was a one and a half percent transaction fee. $240,000. buckley had it wired into an overseas account, where it disappeared, just like him. right, he said he always looks for an inside chick to take advantage of. yeah, and this time, he picked one that he knew would double-cross him, one he knew he could leave holding the bag. hotel st. eve. room 301. clear. david: clear. david: don. "dinner for the eppes family, on me. bon appétit." "if the fries are soggy, you were slower than i gave you credit for." alan: these, uh, fries-- they are quite soggy. come on, donnie. -you win some, you lose some. -yeah, i don't like losing. charlie: you know, there's nothing on here. this is a new computer. it's just the... the usual software. don: would you do me a favor and just keep looking? (ringing) don: what's that? it's a web call. how's the food? (alan laughs and grunts)

stories like this are becoming common in brazil especially in rio and san paulo in the last decade small private businesses have mushroomed all around since two thousand and three brazil's middle class grew by over thirty five million people starting from those who are on over eleven hundred u.s. dollars per month in rio the poor districts or favelas are now called community since every year more of their residents become middle class people are earning borrowing and are definitely spending more cash things are certainly on the up but of course there's still a long way to go when it comes to things like closing the gap between rich and poor and bureaucracy if you are entering into a market in brazil your chances of success are huge go for it be prepared to fight red tape in every stage of setting up and running your business. there is an expression that it's called the brazilian cost but maybe it's not as bad as it sounds the bureaucracy head to the. station man but that the ending to it for brazil's economy is now the sixth largest in the world bypassing the u.k. and still growing more

the traffic maps showing some slow conditions in san paulo. the west still heavy towards livermore.bad. the 101 continued to slow down. still, traffic near the parkway. and the north bay still light and easy. >> taking a look at the struggling retailer. j.c. penney they are replacing all of its technology with this new system that will not require clark'--clerks. hopd to face this of by 2013 and a baby boom at the oakland zoom. everything from turtles, lizards and very active robber otters. even kangaroos. >> we will be right back as this kron 4 morning news continues. watching the fog and waiting for the warm up. >> good morning and bull comeback. following the trending stories on the web. jeremy lin, could be regretting his decision. leaving the new york knicks he is forever grateful. yesterday we spoke of hale berry after suffering an injury. she has been released and will continue production. >> this next story. i do not consider it having this 'my way' that all this was and northwest ohio. he posted this photograph. if you want to talk about what is trending visit my facebook p

overproduction paulo says the price of a liter of milk is now twenty five euro cents but it costs almost forty to produce so in response dairy farmers from across europe have sprayed hundreds of platers out the european parliament building saying they're going bust the so-called milk leg running down the gulf to symbolize the oversupply in the market so let's check out the european markets and investors are still demonstrating their disappointment over the minutes raise from the federal reserve meeting which fell to a built. so all it signs of more stimulus not from investors really hoping for another spot it is the worst performer in europe the us is protest in madrid wrong so it's a sea of red as we can say we're moving on we'll have a look at the common currency and see how that's performing at this hour as you can see it's relatively flat it remains other two year low one twenty one eighty three of the traders favorite pair as for the ruble though it's having a mixed performers as you can see just there and we're going to talk about the u.s. i think the pretty birds in california to

now finally moving to tennis wife amanda vasco on alexandra de paulo of average the croatia open quarterfinalshe top seed i'm told one of four years ago for dusk i faced. a spaniard comfortably playing in set six two but always fall back in the second to send the much into a decider but asco successfully raised his game and cruised through for a six two three six six one win his next project will be russian on one christmas off. the alexander the apolo send it to me is from here from ne ne packing the ukrainian is the reigning champion and came through in seventy six minutes two breaks in the first set and one in the second allowed him to advance to the last date with a straight sets six two six four victory. and that is all from the world of sports now there's plenty more later here on twenty four hour r.t. the world weather is next. to the. orange bowl or mouth to feed but where will the food come from can science provide the answers to the future of under the microscope. the future. if. you would be so much brighter if you knew about someone from funniest impressions. whose friends totty do

vital oil shipping route more on these developments from our mideast correspondent paula joins us live paulowe're seeing increasing ground all round over iran's nuclear program but it looks like tehran isn't really in the mood to concede any time soon. well it certainly does seem that way although we're hearing from the radio foreign minister that iran wants a win win situation he says that the only other alternative is confrontation which is not in anyone's interest not all this comes as the israeli need as the rainy implement drafted a bill that course for the station of the shipment of crude oil through the strait of hormuz to countries that support sanctions against iran and now this follows be called back by the european union they have called for an embargo on iranian oil that was passed back in january it went into effect this past sunday now also today tuesday the radio government announced that it had to tested a number of missiles including long range missiles that potentially could hit u.s. warships in the persian gulf. why are always negotiations failing to produce any kind of br

bravery in the face of paulo we have the stories of those who lived reckless escape the deluge was what is the people who rushed to provide aid and help with the rescue efforts. also the international envoy kofi annan peace to the syrian leadership along the mask of point a finger of what he calls america's devastating role in the civil conflict. screen online international news and comment live from our new center here in moscow this is. a day of mourning has been declared in russia for more than one hundred seventy lives lost in the flooding in the southern resort region of on friday night thousands of houses were hit by what locals describe as a tsunami like daily caused by torrential rains. in the region. today is a day of grief and a day of mourning for the victims of flash floods in southern russia the search for bodies does continue as does the cleanup operation made more difficult by the lack of supplies of electricity gas and fresh water the water came into the town on friday night in the middle of the night with huge force and with no warning it flooded and destroyed houses an

our first comments and i come some paulo had this reaction to the tragedy in colorado last week i ask myself how many innocent people must die before the n.r.a. sees what they're responsible for it's a good question i'm not sure that we can pin all the blame on the n.r.a. there are a lot of different factors that have to do with violence and gun violence but this fetish fetishizing of guns in america is is certainly not productive to our country and the incredible power that lobbying groups the n.r.a. in this case have i don't think frankly is all that good for our democracy that we need to have a conversation about commonsense limitations on gun ownership it was just a rational come with the first amendment guarantees freedom of speech but you can't yell fire in a you know in a crowded theater there are even limits on freedom of speech there should be our right or our right to own a gun as well the next coming of the night comes from nancy who had this question about the supreme court i've heard you speak about the changing of the role of the supreme court i.e. its increase in power

in havana, cuba, in sao paulo, brazil, and in lima, peru and we are developing and south america a network of correspondents that will be greater than anybody. no other network will have as many correspondents covering south america. we have a weekly program devoted to south america, a program called americas now and that program allows a very experienced correspondents south america to come up with good in- depth pieces, 6 test well in its stores which are very powerful. michael voss is our correspondent in havana, cuba and has been there a long time and bbc said to come back to london and he did not want to go so he joined cctv and has done exxon reporting in the area. -- and has done excellent reporting in the area. host: are democrats lined as next -- caller: i would like to ask about the chinese communist government. it does not refer to itself as communists anymore. it calls itself market socialism. justt the leaders of china consolidating their power and wealth and will never really be able to return to democracy? guest: thank you very much. i'm not going to look into a crystal ball

san paulo and telegraph will be closed all day as well as the 17th street entrance to the 19th street bart station. if you can avoid the area of downtown oakland this afternoon and this evening, that is probably what you should do. >> republican presidential hopeful mitt romney is also waking up in the bay area. romney fund-raisers were in san francisco and woodside. next week he travels to england, israel and poland. >> always a good day to sleep in. it is supposed to be a lovely day with cooling towards the end of the week. >> is cool up here right now. even my photographer says it is chilly up here because of the sea breeze that is kicking in. you'll notice the flags behind us on the rooftops along the embarcadero. a little bit cooler today, mid- 50s in san francisco. temperatures today anywhere from two-seven degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday. coming up, we will show you a look at that 7 day forecast. >> we will get more information to you right now on breaking news in san jose, we just learned a few more details from authorities. police are saying that to more people were

i'm going to move to sao paulo and that's where i'm going to live for the rest of my life." >> hinojosa the economy's growing. >> yeah, exactly, "and i'm just going to have new friends there, i'm going to get a new house, i'm just going to move my life." no, i'm embedded, right, in a community, in a society, in a location. i have a home and i have connections and i have work and so forth. it's not easy to pick up and move, and it's the same with networks. you can't just suddenly remove yourself from these social ties and teleport yourself to another part of the network, because you're embedded, and this embeddedness matters. >> hinojosa: all right, well, let's stay with the beddedness, and the final thing that we're going to lee our viewerwith is...o, what do we do? so what does one do? like, what... if one wants to improve one's life... >> right. >> hinojosa: have more networking possibilities, improve your profession, improve your career, or improve your social life. because i kind of feel like... i'm like, you can do certain things but you can't do certain things. so what do you want

they have bureaus in the united states in places like washington, new york, and also in sao paulo and bonus areas. -- buenos aires. guest: the vast majorities we have quoted are listening to bbc radio. about 80 million people around the world. it is the heart and soul of what we do. it is the roots of the bbc. what we have done for many years is we work in an integrated way. i started as a radio producer. for many years, i was a tv and radio producer simultaneously. i would do reporting in both media. radio is the beating heart of the bbc. host: an independent scholar from indianapolis. -- caller from indianapolis. caller: i listen to the bbc news right before the news hour on public television. i find the npr, pbs, and bbc constitutes the voice of the ruling class in america. you speak for the ivy league and harvard. i do not know that you have made an effort to speak for indiana university. do you make any effort to find out what the american people in the flyover zone think? i do not get the impression you do. guest: we do. i am disappointed. i take your criticism seriously. it is

national outrage over the election of paulo sandoval by fans to start the all-star team.ying down except in new york or the mets general manager is still putting them on twitter, thinking that his third baseman should have started. he says " all starting election of kung fu panda shows the value of a cute nickname, surprised giants fans did not elect a bald guy to start at third base ". who was the leading champion at wimbledon last year? that would be petra, and probably only her family remembers the fourth seed road to repeat, serena williams was pushed to freeze sets in each of her last few matches. >> i had to be out the riffraff and get serious. >> she meant business on center court. showing her critics that she has not lost a step, she masterstroke for stroke. serena williams comes to the net and blasted back pastor, williams wins in straight sets and is the only champion to reach the semifinals. stage 3 tour de france. in the final stretch there is a record in the middle of the pack and only a handful of writers are in front. peter sagan polls bill of the rest and

paulo san of all at third and will bat seventh for the national league.he a's fans hope that ryne coke gets into the game to pitch. as for why we're here at the san jose municipal stadium, let's bring soccer icon randy chest pain. we'll find out what kind of on that you have. she is the wrong not the first pitch tonight. but as i was getting in the car, i got breaking news out of the soccer world. hope solo getting busted for failing a drug test? >> i read her statement that it was a complete innocent misunderstanding for some medication that her doctor prescribed. and, you know, that is unfortunate for her and the team but i think there's enough time to recover. but, you know, the olympics do not mess around and they do not take light on the drug testing. they need to be extra careful going forward. >> speaking of the olympics, when are you over there because you will need to put your anchor face onto kind of scary this coverage? >> let's see, i leave the 22nd which is the final day of the lake tahoe edgewood golf tournaments. so everyone that wants a va

for the first time this season paulo sandoval will start at first base, with walking areas at third base. bell got one hit in 20 at bats on a recent road trip with eight strikeouts. the giants cannot wait for him to get his confidence back. >> yard is said that he has been shaken a little bit, but were forced to make a move when you hear that. so he needs a break to get that back. and, just get back to getting a good swing and making contact. that has become an issue with eight strikeouts in 120 at bats, he is not that kind of hitter so it is obvious that he is needing a break right now. >> it is not just treating season in baseball with the nfl teams reporting that the raiders since louis murphy packing. the wide receiver is now carolina panther, in return they received a conditional draft pick, he spent three years with the raiders after being drafted in 2009 but was injured for much of last season. only catching 15 passes. have you heard a horse race announcer on helium? here are the plays of the weekend ... >> it is unbelievable!. at 10,000 lakes, it is the helium champion. >> taking

communities in america from oakland to mome by and sao paulo to saint petersburg. all of them taking responsibility for their children and their future. they have not gotten enough credit, the developing world and the middle-income countries for spending even more money than the donor countries and the individuals to fight this epidemic. they are worth supporting because they are coming up with this. money. [applause] we also have a lot of policymakers who seem committed to keep working on this if necessary, and tell everybody in this room is as old and gray as i already am. [laughter] if that is what it takes. this is serious. i have been doing this a long time. all this has happened because of you and the people that sat in these chairs at every previous aids conference going back to the beginning. millions of people and an aids free generations still depend on your tenacity and courage. no, we don't have all the money or all the answers we need. but we have you to thank her for the progress that has been made, and you to make as believe we can achieve an aids fr

a san paulo city councilman says that he was knocked out and then dumped at a horse track. he says that he went to greet a tenant at a property in richmond on july 3rd. he said a man ran out screaming at him to leave and then punched him. he hit his head on the concrete and then woke up at golden gate fields. that is about 5 mi. away. he spent the next two days in hospital the richmond police are now investigating the no arrests have been made. >> justine: this is a new program that allows police to stop and search people they think are suspicious most of those stop by the new york police department are black or hispanic. the chief of police says that he was considering a similar program in san francisco. >> justine: the santa clara county d.a. offices they will not pursue an assault charge against william lynch. he testified about a week ago that he was raped by father lender on a camping trip. this is the chance that the retired priests will face perjury charges after he denied the abuse under oath. we will talk about our hot weather forecast definitely keep it right here

secretary paulo give his views on foreign aid, the role of the private sector, and immigration policythis is half an hour. >> what a pleasure it is to share this small, intimate gathering with two such amazing national servants who have done so much. i've had the opportunity to talk to both in many settings, on cnn and since, so i am very looking forward to how you and -- how you will connect the dots in terms of america's role in the world, making the case for diplomacy and development, and where you see this all going. it is hot in washington now. a strange season. you are famous for so many things. especially those pins that you wear. tell us about the pain you are wearing. >> i am wearing a frog tonight, either because we have to leap over the problems that plague this budget, or to make sure that public assistance does not croak -- foreign assistance does not croak. [laughter] [applause] >> where are all your pins? >> she has all of the pins. >> when calling and i -- colin and i were on the committee, she would walk in with all his medals, and i was in your female civilian, i rea

richmond police are investigating an attack on a san paulo city councilman who says he was punched andut when he stopped to say hello at a tendon at a house he owns. he spent two days in the hospital. an update on the robbers fire in the sierra foothills. the fire is now 20 percent contained. traffic and weather are coming up after the break. >> let's start off with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have been on but the backup is not bad at all. the san mateo bridge is problem free as well. the big story across the golden gate bridge is fog blanketing the bridge especially on the san francisco side. >> a little bit more of that fog around the bay area this morning. we will see more of that in the coming days as high pressure will weaken but not before leaving of very hot day outside. triple digits in the interior areas, cool at the coast. temperatures dropping tomorrow afternoon and back to normal over the weekend. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in maki

communities in america from anacostia and oakland to mumbai and sÃo paulo to st.petersburg in a long way to anger ali. all of them taking responsibility for their children and their future. they have not gotten enough credit to the developing world and the middle income countries are spending even more money than the donor countries and the individuals are doing to fight this epidemic. they are worth are supporting us they are coming up for this moment. [applause] was also got a lot of policymakers who seem committed to keep working on us if necessary until everybody in this room is as old and gray as ird. [laughter] if that is what it takes. this is serious. i've been doing us a long time. all of this is really happening because of you and the people who sat in these chairs at every previous aids conference, going back to the beginning. millions of p. in an aids free generation still depend on your daily tenacity and encourage. no, we don't have all the money and answers we need, but we have you. we have your disdain for the progress that has been made and you di

in cuba, in sao paulo, and peru. we are developing in south america a network of correspondents that will be greater than anybody. no other network will have as many correspondents covering south america. we have a weekly program devoted to south america, a program called "america is now -- americas now." this allows experienced correspondents in south america to come up with good, in-depth pieces that are powerful. michael's is our correspondent in havana, cuba. he had been there for some time. the bbc had said come back to london. he said, i do not want to go. he came to cctv and has done excellent performing -- reporting out of cuba, haiti, and parts of latin america. host: mike in newark, delaware. democrats line. caller: i would like to ask mr. laurie about the chinese communist government. it does not if -- refer to itself as communist anymore, it says market socialism. is that really? are the leaders of china right now consolidating their part -- power and wealth? will this ever be able to reach a democracy? t

mess but you invest micro and in the housing market in zip codes and i just got back from rio and san paulosome profit out of the market and reduced the pressure on costs but i am heading to korea and singapore and china i think people in the western world want china to stumble far more than i think china is actually stumbling. it's like we'd like to see them get into trouble. we'd feel better about our problems. china is really rich. they can really produce any gdp

hace instantes termino el partio en sao paulo donde el modesto equipo corinthians supero sin atenuantesos goles llevaron la firma de emerson el primero a los 54 minutos y el segundo a los 72 tras un error del defensa esquiavi, con este corinthians logra su primer titulo internacional. su primera copa buena victoria para corinthians. hasta aqui los deportes, buenas noches y sigan disfrutando del 4 de