sao paulo is a violent city. it does have a strong element of criminal gangs. in particular, there is a prominent drugrunning organization. is too early to say if it was police related or gang related. in brazil. douglas questions continue to swirl over what exactly caused massive explosions in the chinese port city of tianjin. firefighters initially poured water on the blaze at the chemical warehouse. experts say that move could have made the situation worse. the blast killed 56 people, including several firefighters, and injured hundreds of others. reporter: smoke continues to billow from the site of wednesday's port explosion in tianjin. on friday, another explosion, but nothing compared to the original blast. and analysis continue, officials say they are still not sure which chemicals were stored at the warehouse at the center of this incident. they defended the actions of first responders who deployed foam onther than the flames. a 19 or old firefighter was pulled from the rubble. was9-year-old firefighter pulled from the rubble. >> the search continues fo

i agree with paulo, without that nothing can be done.i think historic when you finance measures in place in brazil, other ministries follow suit and start to see the fingerprints of the minister in other policies. top three player birds are fisc, fiscal, fiscal. he has made comments on trade, on opening up and i think that's the direction to those are the two key issues on the fiscal and the relationship with the private sector. briefly on the use and i will let paulo and should the u.s. question, i think it does create, i think on the good side as i said in my previous answer, it does increase the importance of the u.s. for brazil's, any kind of plan to restructure brazil's economy, attract more investment even though brazil as part of the brick the coalition, that's not a zero-sum game. brazil is always been reluctant to disclose groups. even the they are non-alliant during the cold war so tell you what i would like to they are in closing themselves to these exclusive groups. i do think on one end you cratered essences for dilma, open

paulo's has been in the river mark towers for the last 24 years. she found out a week ago the restaurant would lose its lease. >> it is sad, really sad. but sometimes, it is just time to move on. >> reporter: carolyn says the restaurant will be replaced by a start-up friendly cafeteria and work and play space for techies. she has seen the average age of workers drop about 20 years in recent years. >> it is unfortunate that the history doesn't carry more value and weight. >> reporter: in all those years, customers say the food hasn't changed. >> many standouts include classics with a personal twist. this is the veal shank and this is the house made pepper deli. this is the restaurant's most famous dessert. the canoli recipe was brought over from sicily from the owner's grandfather. >> the food is always perfect here. >> reporter: mark parkinson is coming every night for dinner until they close their stores saturday. it is mostly because of the people. >> i mean, the food helps a lot. it is really good. but you feel like you are part of a family. >>

tens of thousands marched in rio de janeiro, brasilia and sao paulo. the protesters wanting her impeached. smaller gatherings are taking place in towns and city, the third time people have taken to the streets after protests in march and april. it's on political corruption, and they blame rousseff for the bad economy.

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thousands of brazilians taking to the streets of sÃo paulo and other cities criticizing the presidentdealing with a corruption scandal that involves politicians from her own party. is still struggling with the weakening currency and rising inflation. this is the third major protest in the country so far this year. lauren: let's show you headlines from today's edition of "the wall street journal." pentagon centro implies. the pentagon to sharply expand the number of u.s. drone flights in the next four years. ali babar faces rush threat from rivals. china's top e-commerce companies look to gain an edge by smacking high-profile friends with exclusive contracts. and expands with doj plans to sell under its own branch of the first in 25 year history. dagen: coming up, straight out of compton to the top of the box office. the dagen: yes you do. the gangster rap film blew away the most optimistic expectations. in sports history at the pga tour championship. >> i haven't had time to think about what i just accomplished. i guess you can take me off the list now. it's good to be a major champio

to help the family of madison middleton the young girl who was murdered in santa cruz the people of paulo cleaning some things out when they found explosives setting an old box percent down on the drive which employs recall and and the bomb squad detonated a grenade and mortars they believe of is one of its western allies if no one was injured. >>mark: he sees 12,000 lbs. of cocaine from a ship in the eastern pacific ocean the coast guard made the bourse last night about what the boss out of mexico found the drugs and senate submersible vessel about for about a pound of cocaine were lost in the ocean during the bust. >>anny hong: a new case of u.n. play has been reported here in california state public affairs a couple of warning signs in the senate called national forest in a similar national park and surrounding areas after a trial contracted the deadly disease during a visit last month the child gets sick after camping in the seventh national park in mid july official said the child is going to be ok the plate is an infectious disease spread by squirrels chipmunks and other rodents in

s national soccer are live in sÃo paulo.t corruption or are they scared that the real is that 3.48 this morning? >> i think they are angry about many things. there's the perception that corruption is just everywhere. brendan: i had heard there was hope that high-level people are being indicted. is that unprecedented? is that a big deal in brazil? >> that is a really big deal. theave started seeing former brazil president's name,, one of the most popular politicians. people are angry at him, as well. brendan: in the pictures we are seeing right now of the protest, there was one sign that read open road impeachment." is that an actual possibility? could he be in danger? >> that possibility has come and gone. this time, the protest did mention it much more strongly. word as,is using the no, i will not be impeached. brendan: we are sitting here watching economic data, but there has been great reporting from sÃo paulo about what has been going on in the real brazilian economy. are we seeing an implosion? what would you describe a

there's marches in the city, the largest in brasilia, south paulo and here in rio de janeiro >>> out with the workers party they chant as the march moved along copacabana beach. the same message resonated in cities and downs across the country, including the north-east. the demonstrators anger was triggered. leading to the rest of dozens of people. >> they are stealing. they don't have it. they don't have the rupture. here in rio. many were from the middle class. they had seen steady growth over the past decade. now it's feeling the pinch of the economic crisis. but while the protestors were making the voices heard, many more prepared to hear the sunday on the beach. >> there has always been corruption in this country. they are not demonstrating against corruption, they are demonstrating against a party. you know, against this government, as if the solution is if we have - if we have - if it does not exist all the problems are sold. >> many fear the calls to out the president will lead to small stability. it will require wrongdoing on their behalf. so far none of the ongoing investig

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paulo, lots of issues. paulo: thank you for the invitation. it is great to be with you here. keep in mind what he said about the institutional character of what is going on in brazil. what we are seeing here is the result of reforms. the changes that took place in brazil over the past few years. for instance, one of the main instruments of the investigations under the so-called lavas acto, was activated. put into law after 2013's massive rallies. it is the plea bargain. for that i think brazil is probably thankful to the inventors of that device. the plea bargain agreements that have been instrumental in deepening this investigation and revealing for the first time something we always knew that the system was very corrupt but now we have the x-ray and this is important. you understand how corruption works in detail. >> the second thing is just about the people in brazil -- including experienced analysts in brazil are very perplexed on what they are seeing. some say we have never seen a crisis of this dimension in half a century because it is political and economic and people

people in sao paulo are trying to determine whether the incidents are related. >>> floodwaters in argentina's province buenos ayer aires have started to recede. teresa bowe reports from one of the affected areas. >> going back home after living in a shelter, maria and her family live in the province of buenos aires, forced to evacuate after the flood filled the area. >> it's the second niem a year. if they don't do anything this will continue and continue and we will lose everything. >> maria is one of the thousands affected in the flooding in the province of buenos aires. people tell me, they left the fridge and some of their belong totion try to save everything they exop the problem is that local authorities have no problem in place so people like maria know what to do when the river rises. but that's not the only problem. intense rainfall has few places to flow and people like leonardo say that is because the influx in building. >> it will take several days before the people can move back. >> the government doesn't do enough to prevent this from happening. we see this over and over again.

>>jackie sissel: they're hoping that you call the paulo also police department they say they will have officers out on normal patrol from the area hist. >>mark: he will be in for the preliminary hearing to determine whether there is enough evidence to try him on a murder charge he's flitted not guilty of shooting him to the 32 year-old or she was walking the father of impure 14 in san francisco in july the killing and the controversy as he would support repeatedly the was on the streets of san francisco after the sheriff's department turned down a request from federal immigration authorities to keep, costing. >>darya: 01 for marin county residents they found evidence of a coal lie in the marin headlands water supply and this morning but when a residence in that area to a boil their water before they drink it unless the park service is searching for the source of the contamination and water hookups are affected by this including the key part housing area default stopped headman's are wrapped in a plastic to know when uses them a call like and cause stomach or intestine of problems more

al jazeera, sao paulo. >> the president of venezuela has closed a major border crossing and declared state of emergency in the country's western region after three army officers were killed after searching for drug smugglers. the crossing will remain closed until the attackers are caught. >> the vice president of guatemala has been taken under arrest to a military prison. >> protesters chanted thief outside of her car, roxana balbote was driven inside the barracks. >>> peru's congress has passed a law to allow the shooting down of planes carrying drugs. the policy was panned in 2001 after the army fired on a plane carrying missionaries. >> tons of cocaine airlifted daily out of peru. the police and army could only intercept them on the ground. since 2011 they were banned from attacking shipments of drugs in the air after a plane carrying american missionaries was accidently shot down killing a woman and her baby. now congress has reinstated the measure in an unanimous vote to allow suspecting planes to be shot out of the sky. the use of force is necessary and the act o amount of drug

al jazeera, sao paulo. >> the president of venezuela has closed a major border crossing and declaredstate of emergency after three army officers were killed searching for drug smallers. president nicolÁs maduro said that the crossing will be closed until the attackers are caught. >>> the former vice president of guatemala has been taken under arrest to a military prison. as protesters chanted thief outside of her car, roxana ba baledetti wants takei was taken to jail. >>> well, peru's congress has unanimously approved a law allowing it's military to shoot down any aircraft suspected of smuggling drugs. it's designed to attack the rising number of flights smuggling drugs abroad. this comes afte after a ban in 2001 when military shot down a plane carrying missionaries. >> until now the police and the army could only intercept them on the ground. in 2001 security forces were banned from attacking shipments of drugs in the air after a plane carrying american missionaries was accidently shot down, killing a woman and her baby. now peru's congress has reinstated a measure to allow suspecte

we have the report now from sao paulo. >> reporter: she used to be a part-time personal trainer. more for fun than out of necessity. ever since her husband jose lost his job three years ago, she has become the sole breadwinner, also selling children's clothes from home. even at discounted prices, few of her clients are buying these days, and she can barely make ends meet. >> translator: i constantly have a headache. i'm always tired. there's no end in sight. we need to choose which bill to pay every month. we had to negotiate a discount at the school. >> reporter: their story is typical of the class c, the brazilian middle class that flourished over the past decade and now is losing privileges. this is the biggest market in latin america. it sells just about everything at unbeatable prices, but even here vendors are struggling. there are plenty of people, but few are buying. emanuel silva has owned this kiosk for 15 years. he comes from the northeast, once a stronghold of president dilma rousseff. >> translator: i went to the protests. we need to remove the lady in charge. she is

just go back to the people in sao paulo. i visited some communities and they get their water now -- this is from a water-rich area two years ago, three years ago, they have water from 5:00 to 6:00 in the morning. just a trickle. then it's turned off. they have water again from 10:00 to 11:00 at night and you better need to do whatever you need to do that needs water or collect it in those two hours because that's the water you get. but you don't have to go that far away. i've been working with the people in detroit, michigan, who have had their water cut off, many thousands of them. we got a moratorium. we got the u.n. involved and brought u.n. experts to actually look at what's happening. but this is an area where a lot of money left the inner city. most of the people left behind are poor, mostly african-american, older people or single mothers, very high unemployment. they don't have the funds, and so the city near bankruptcy then, now in bankruptcy, doubled the price of water. people cannot afford it. so they're coming in

>>gary: would say because you're young paulo sudden you have money and people find you better looking and everyone wants to be around you give a hard time adjusting of want to do my usual line of if you need is not a bad guy the football offering of with homilist but will go toward and say that tom solis is a new coach. >>mark: obviously as the morning goes on to tell me one more time. >>mark:dui it and vandalismhit and run. >>mark: they're canceling 20,000 people were supposed about sunny to watch them open practice they cannot get the grass right to move the practice of a private facility next door to an thousand ticket giveaway another to about were available to us to the ticket holders but 20,000 people had tickets to go to this practice on sunday they can't. >>gary: this is a rough time it for 20,000 people your tickets are no good their replies to after that for august 14th and 15th opening games, of more than a football september 14th. >>gary: people will tell you again. ask the people would put your super bowl 50 all the parties and all the events in san francisco >>gary: that

paulo sandoval, thank you. >> you bet. >>> also wanted to tell you about this. new details coming into us and another story involving americans abroad. we now know that three american contractors were killed, among the 12 people killed and 66 wounded in an explosion in afghanistan's capital today. the american contractors were working with the nato-led support mission in kabul. the attack on their convoy came from an ied that was on a vehicle. the u.s. embassy in kabul issued a statement strongly condemning that attack. >>> a horrifying accident in the uk. an air show crash leaves seven dead and spectators in shock. we are live with an update, next. rtainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with ha

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he wound up putting his hand through a 400-year-old masterpiece by paulo.t restorer is trying to repair the damage to the painting, worth $1.5 million. the boy apologised and is not facing punishment. >> i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us, with the latest news any time head to aljazeera.com. luis suarez is next with "inside story". have an agreed night. -- have a great night. reat night. [ ♪ ] >>> if educators found out they were doing something that made it hard for kids to learn, you'd think they'd stop, right. years of research is piling up spo pointing to the effects of early start times for high schoolers, greater chances of car accidents, but schools are still insisting on early starts. growing body, sleeping

this report from sao paulo. >> this woman was a part-time personal trainer - more for fun, than of necessity. since her husband lost his job, he has become the sole breadwinner, also selling clothes from home. even at discounted prices, few clients are buying, and she can't make ends meet. >> i'm constantly having a headache. there's no future, no jobs, no end in sight. we need to choose which bills to pay. we had to negotiate a discount at the school. the forest with the past decade is losing its privileges. >> it's the biggest market in latin america, selling everything at unbeatable prices. even here, avengers are struggling. >> reporter: there are plenty of people. few are buying. emanuel owned this for 15 years. he comes from the north-east. once called by the president dilma rousseff. >> i went to the protest. he's seeking the country. we don't call it that often. it's in another state. i'm really worried. it's like a monster behind the door, and he does not go away. >> reporter: he plans to return to the village with his wife. it's cheeper there. all social classes are feeling the pin

let's talk to paulo setero it was not so very long ago that pati people were falling over brazil, and it was the wunderkind of the 21st century. and in fact, they said it was their century. was it ever really as good as portrayed, and if so how come it's gotten so bad now? >> you're correct, david. it was not as good as portrayed. brazil has been in a slowing down in the first four years of the administration of president dilma rousseff. we're now in this full fledge recession. the news we just got are not surprising. they came just a little bit more negative that most economies were expecting. but it's a real recession hitting all sectors of their economy. confidence is not present, and unemployment is rising, inflation is high. we have stagflation type of situation, and more to come, probably the situation will get worse before it gets better. >> who has made such a mess of it all? >> well, it is most people in brazil now believe it was the mismanagement that occurred during the first administration of president dilma rousseff. she has started to concede and recognize some of those

. >> police in so sao paulo, are trying to determine if incidents are related. >>> floodwaters in argentina's capital buenos aires, say government hasn't done enough to keep the floods from happening. teresa bow is at one of the affected towns. >> going back home, maria and her family live in the province of buenos aires. they were forced to live their home when floodwater filled the area. >> thinking what we went through, it's the second time in a year. if they don't do anything this will continue and continue and we will lose everything. >> maria is one of the thousands affected by the flooding in the province of buenos aires, people here tell me that when they saw the water was coming into their homes they left the fridge and some of their belongings to try to save whatever they could. the problem is that local authorities have no plan in place, so that people like maria know what to do when the river rises. but that's not the only problem. intense rainfall has few places to flow. and people "like" leonardo claim that is because of the construction boom in the province. >> they have author

violence erupts on the streets .f sao paulo china defends firefighters after , massive explosion in tianjinanning accusations that their actions made things worse.

>>reporter: the largest protest happened in san paulo. it's unclear whether the turnout has been as large as previous large scale protests that happened here in brazil back in march and in april. that number is very important simply because it raises the appetite for brazilians calling for impeachment. the economy plays a huge role ever since these corruption scandals erupted, the economy began to shrink, investor confidence also diminished, and people really want to make sure that, that can be stabilized as quickly as possible. so people here would rather see maybe some political fighting but measures that would bring the economy back on track rather go through a lengthy process of impeachment with no guarantees the outcome will bring the stability they're looking for >>> donald trump outlined his immigration policy today. he wants to revoke automatic citizenship from those born in the u.s. >> we have to make a new decision. >> what if they have no place to go. >> we'll work with them. they have to go. you either have a country or you do

. >> in brazil 19 people have been shot dead within three hours of the sao paulo district. ten victims were shot in a bar and another victim was shot outside in a nearby ice cream store. people are investigating whether the killings are related. >>> palestinian archaeologists have discovered the burial place of the first martyr in christianity stephen. the site was found in the occupied west bank. it is hoped that the discovery could boost tourism in the area. >> inpalestinian archaeologists in ramallah uncovered the ruins of the byzintine era. both historians and archeologists now believe this is where christianity's first martyr was once buried. stephen, who has since been given sainthood was stoned to death any jews. he was first lady to rest by jerusalem, but because christians were persecuted then, his remains were brought here and removed for at least several hundred years. >> this is one of the earliest churcheschurches in christianity. it's important because of that, and also because many christians believe this was where jeez was jesus was lost when he traveled fro

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sao paulo has not gone to the streets yet. that protest should start in about aan hour, and that will be a huge test really for dilma rousse rousseff. it's usually where the largest protests have happened so far this year. now, everybody is looking very closely at the turn out here. organizers are already comparing the numbers of today to those of march when the first protests started and we had this large turnout of 1.5 million brazilians on the street. >> what has gone wrong? >> her popularity in this country is very low. >> what has gone wrong for brazil? it was six years ago that dilma rousseff's predecessor louis decivil va said the 21st century would be brazil's century? >> reporter: what has gone wrong is country is plagued with this huge scandal, the petrobar scandal still unravelling. more than 100 people have been indicted in the scandal. some including from her own party, the workers party. there is no direct link to far between dilma rousseff and this petroban scandal, but her party is plagued. then there's the eco

sao paulo's marches should star briefly. huge turnout, and soem people here protesting saying we need more people on the streets. if you looked at this side where i am while the beach is complete reply packed. they say these have to come down to the streets. now, the opposition in itself, the political opposition does not really want an impeachment according to many people i spoke to. they say that that would really sort of cause more problems in the country. at the moment you need to concentrate on the economy, put forward these austerity measures that nobody likes but have to go forward. so yes, calls on the streets for impeachment, whether there's a real desire at the political level for that is something you still have to see what will happen in the next few weeks, if there will be more protests. >> that's good for now. i know we'll be back with you a little later. when we do, do show us that shot of the beach. it's fascinating to see the geography and the people as well. we'll leave it for now. >>> an iraqi mrinvestigat

. >> i want to see paulo. >> reporter: also center stage, san rafael native devin baldwin getting a warm reception from the hometown crowd. but all this entertainment doesn't come cheap or easy. tickets sold out in less than an hour with a one-day general admission costing $135. >> they're paying that much for a ton of different people. >> reporter: some came for more than the music. >>> all about it. >> i love wine and cheese so i'm going there. >> even though the sun seemed shy today. >> a little drizzle. >> reporter: no one looked all that concerned. >> i think the weather is typical san francisco. bring it on. we're ready. >> reporter: in golden gate park, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> we have compiled a complete guide to the festival on our website, cbssf.com. click on outside lands. >>> outside lands isn't the only big draw in town. thousands of people are streaming into at&t park but they are not there for a giants game. joel osteen and his wife victoria are holding an america's night of hope event at the park. the evening of praise and celebration starts at 7:00. they have the largest c

>> reporter: there's a large public discontent and in sao paulo as we speak and many other cities across the country. that is not enough in this country to bring down a president for that to happen you will have to prove any legal wrongdoing during her presidency. at the moment you don't center that in the petrobas scandal but that you are investigated in 2014. the audit court is going through that at the moment, those exp d expenditures going all around the world cup. if there's anything wrong with that, that's a basis to begin this process of impeachment. now, the big question here is, yes, people are voicing their opposition to her. about two-thirds of the country are opposed to her according to the latest polls. does everyone really want her to be impeached? that's a mixed bag of answers there. certainly the protesters were calling for dilma impeachment. on the other side you have hundreds of people walking on the streets that agree with the message but don't necessarily agree with the idea of impeachment. they say democracy is very young in this country. it's been doing so far prett

. >> police living in sao paulo over eviction notices. about 80 families from government-owned land. set fire to ten cars and a bus. they threw rocks at officers. the police -- clash ended when people headed to temporary shelters. officials say low-income housing will be built on that land. austrian authorities will investigating the deaths of at least 50 immigrants found on a truck on the side of the highway. an officer discovered the bodies after noticing it. they believe they were dead for days. this comes as top european officials were holding a meeting on the massive number of refugees pouring into europe from war torn countries throughout the middle east. >> indy car driver justin wilson was remembered in a special tribute on the golden gate bridge. a parade of competition cars and support vehicles crossed the bridge on thursday on a ceremonial formation. wilson died on monday after severe head trauma after being struck by debris while he was racing at pocono raceway. >> an attorney for the former subway franchisee says his client w

holding at the levels the next couple of hours san francisco at 62 oakland and san jose both at 63 paulo 6 is on the list read now and we're seeing temperatures and the upper 50s as for the forecast will walk into the forecast for today right now really gets temperatures in the upper fifties to low 60s it is mainly low clouds all part of the marine layer which will for back along for some sunshine by noon will have some pretty decent sun already coming down for lunch with temperatures in london around 76 percent is ride along the shoreline with low '60's at the close as a hit for 3:00 4:00 this afternoon will look for things the warm-up and in mid to upper a is for some spots mid- 70's by the bay mid-60's up the coast and the city the wanted to mar his a glimpse at the three- out look to mark time to jump up just a touch the middle of the week and beyond will cool off but nicely over the next couple days nice and hot and. >>rebecca: is going to be for the issuer for recommend getting to the bay bridge toll plaza the tech a look at the map here led zone and it will be westbound 80 at the

fire department this at all on 115 this morning to people walking the dog along the cliff side and paulo state park somehow lost the balanced and went over the side of a woman and two dogs are still stuck on the cliff side were not sure exactly how far down the cliff side she is a pallid having a hard time getting people to her at this point they do have cables and also we also understand the coast guard has a boat down in the water so they can either get her from the top four from the bottom. >>jackie sissel: this is still ready new store as soon as we find out what is going on next. >>george: that is a case right now we're not track the in the hot spots. >>james: for that reason we ask expect the marine layer to pull back and get more sunshine over the media ban was the temperature is warm and to near 80 degrees in law and at that point of looking at about 94 this afternoon low to mid not degenerate into an east bay mallick enforce the south bank 80 degree weather will be fantastic the 70 degree forecast actual bay coastline here is a quick look as we give you a sample of what's to com

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about 101 going paulo also of to berlin game when we come back will check the commute to the north than. >>james: and world news a quic update on the latest with before we get to the missing malaysia flights the u.s. government offering of $5 million reward for any help in finding help topple the state department announced a multimillion-dollar award that what an inflammation of the lead to the rest of him the mexican drug cartel broke out of his presence felt in mexico last month and the driver escaped that include a hidden more cycle and a mile long tunnel beneath the prison when he is caught the mexican court order says that he will be extradited to united states. >>james: they are confident that the debris found on reunion island in the indian ocean does affect belong to missing mother is an airline flight 37 the letter's envelope wire this morning from the transport says there also collect the other plane debris including a window and some aluminum foil on reunion island however this they cannot confirm that debris belongs to flight 37 the voice of the airlines made his records pro

this lonely solar paulo -- solar panel in the middle of the australian outback is starting something is in the middle of nowhere. each year, 5 million liters of diesel fuel is trucked into this mine, but that is about to change. in february, they 10.6 megawatts solar plants should look like 1/5 of theding mind's energy needs and slashing the fuel bill. are probably costs 20% of our operating costs will our we will always could -- operating costs. we will always focus on how we can say that. if it is something environmentally positive, that is a wonderful place to be as well. the plant ister: being built by a u.s. renewables company. they approached another company to gauge interest in their solar scheme, and are partnering with australia's renewable energy agency. >> we look forward to delivering this. really can look at how this thing is resource. reporter: that said, there is one obvious drawback. >> of course, it doesn't generate power at night, but what they can do is help you save on fuel costs. eventually, as battery technologies become cheaper, there will come a time when mind

. >>> police investigating whether a string of 18 murders on sao paulo on thursday night could have been a coordinated act of revenge by off-duty officers. the same cars were noticed at the sites of multiple shootings within a ten kilometer radius within a 10 hour period. two police officers were killed in the area last week. police are responsible for more than 2,000 death as year in brazil where off-duty officers rarely face prosecution for dishing out vigilante acts. >>> several villages around th around the volcano has been evacuated. corruptions were recorded on friday. an island in southern japan has been evacuated. it is 50 kilometers from a nuclear reactor, and has just been restarted. people living around that area began to leave after the threat alert was raised to an unprecedented level. last year 63 died when a volcano in central japan erupted unexpectedly. marking the end of world war ii 70 years after japan's surrender. in tokyo the japanese e japanese emporer spoke regrets. >> thehe did not find out about japan's cease-fire until two days after. the cadet serving in china

>>darya: will have video of the general manager of the pd station w d b j paulo on the air confirmed the death of one to show you asked some of that local report as an air this morning we do not known of models or no quota suspect or who the killer is but we do know that to the front, a share for the our can vary vigilantly to track down both the model and the person responsible for this terrible crime against to fine journalist. >>mark: were given reactions there was shot and killed for the station's anchor the review of the here and allison park for workable the photographer was 27 years old and he had a fiancee double from the area and so we're beginning to get more details about them and hit a photographer was a virginia tech were forced to have the mass shooting on campus and he was there at that time that is when his college years were so rare to stunned to learn more about this to what everyone wants to know this morning in this surreal why did happen who was the gunman did he know them was ever to clear targeting them and that chilling fog will continue to show you. >>george:

you had all those demonstrations against dilma rousseff in the streets of sÃo paulo.g at pictures, this is supposed to be part of the rowing facility for the olympic games. matt: we have a graph of protests and they have climbed and climbed and climbed. it is not only important for the olympic bid, but also for the investment climate. most places, people will be looking at earnings reports and gdp reports and economic stats from the nation. investors in brazil are looking at political polls and news about the scandals at petrobras and other things involving the olympic spending scandals, as well. it is more important to investors than actual company earnings. down -- thealities real is down. it drops with the support in congress. down, down, down. pimm: there you go. good times. sorry. it is time for the options in sight. let's go to julie hyman. julie: let's take a look at what markets are doing to kick it off. 009, ift two days since 2 we keep it up, that is. that is the question. speaking of volatility, joining me today is scott bauer, the senior markets strategist

about the challenges in the face of mounting protests against the we goy's president, with to sao pauloscribe to us what these latest protests are about. the protests are about a huge corruption scandal at the state oil company, petrobras. people of say they are tired of corruption at a time when the economy is expected to contract. we have huge inflation and all this corruption that is making people tired. do we have any sense of what the reaction from the government has been? how have they reacted to people taking to the streets in such large numbers? calm andesident is control so you cannot see what she is dealing with. she has been meeting with government members for the last few days at least three times per day which is not common. our off the record sources say they are evaluating that it was not a complete [indiscernible] it was smaller than previous ones we had this year. it is really worrisome because people were asking for her impeachment. betty: it's certainly a crisis that is deepening. how are companies responding? are we seeing mass layoffs? who is being affected? >> ever

>>reporter: 1 of quickly in redwood city is 79 paulo auto 76 on the other side along the shoreline forhe east bay it looks like will see 69 also for richmond in the latter half of everything third difference is saturday high pressure builds tempo as mid to upper 90s and it is not impossible to get a couple of seat belts as well. >>rebecca: were following the top spot in san jose and has stop on 101 shot down at the toll road accident because of an accident involving three vehicles but already has been confirmed by the sea its peace other diverted traffic at toilet so to get around the close of the show you on the map if you want to be traveling south 101 and the no. 680 in the the copper experts with back onto southbound 101 to get you around this in the seven affected since 3:00 this morning still no estimated time as to when the roadway will be reopened this is the consummate the correction. >>rebecca: not slowing yet it is still as good a team of from copper express went up to montague you're ride along 280 looks good 14 minutes from one on one of to 85 split and 85 at the limit tha