so w what happened to paulo paulino guajajara, he went hunting with his cousin. ambushed by five gunmen. luckily enougugh, he was shot in thee armrm so he couldld hide. unfortunately, paulo paulino shot ina was fatally the head and d died right away. his cousin ran 10 kilometers by --wounded to a close whwhich is out indigenous villas are called here in brazil. his fellow helped by guajajara and taken to o the hospital. in this is why we know all of this i in such great detail. amy: i want to go to a clip right now of the guardians of the forest that was produced by survival international. paulo paulino guajajara appears in the clip as the guardianans coordinator wararns of ththe ris to theirir lives. in the indigenous terrrritory. we arerehe guardiaians of the forest. loggers are paying gunmen to kill some of the guardians. we are all worried abobout these threats. gunshots havave been part ofof e of the g guardians -- - have ben fired at some of the guardians houses. we don't want war, we want to resist. here there are two indigenous peoples, the most vulnerabl

in an interview six weeks ago paulo gua ja jara said it was dangerous work.: i'm scared sometimes but we have to lift up our heads and act. we are here fighting. he said it was important to act now to preserve a future for his children. translation: we are protecting our land and the life on it, the animals, the birds, even the other tribes who are here, too. there is so tribes who are here, too. there is so much destruction of nature happening, good trees, with wood as ha rd happening, good trees, with wood as hard as steel being cut down and taken hard as steel being cut down and ta ken away. hard as steel being cut down and taken away. the brazilian just this minute described the killing is a grave crime and promised it would be investigated. —— justice minister. indigenous groups blame his government for the rising number of attacks. the president has cut funding for environmental agencies and indigenous rights groups since taking office injanuary. activists say that tribes have no alternative but to try to protect themselves. deepin but to try to protect

plus max for stop and takes it to the max in sao paulo the dutchman holds off a stiff challenge from champion lewis hamilton to claim victory in a thrilling brazilian grand prix. and william glue cruft welcome to the program a tense standoff has taken a violent turn in hong kong as police move in against anti-government protesters holed up inside hong kong polytechnic university authorities have warned vale using live ammunition if the small group of holdouts don't put down lethal weapons some have used bone arrows and hurled petrol bombs at police overnight police tried to storm the university and protesters 1st bonded with fires. and the police move in. but protesters sit the entrance to hong kong polytechnic university ablaze as the police retreat. the police make some arrests and a few students were injured although the standoff remains tense it's without serious bloodshed something many had feared over the weekend. but it remains a fiery stalemate hundreds of students inside the university versus the police. the protesters are using a host of weapons including molotov cocktails

plus max 1st up and that brings his maximum speed to sao paulo he holds office stiff challenge from the champion lewis hamilton to claim victory in a thrilling for cillian grand prix. a 1000000 welcome to the program a standoff in hong kong has led to police moving in against anti-government protesters holed up in a university with police surrounding hong kong polytechnic protesters set fire to the main campus entrance authorities have warned vale resort to live ammunition if the small group of hold. don't put down lethal weapons son of used bow and arrows and hurled petrol bombs at police. for more let's go to mathias berlinger who's there in hong kong for us. right now looks quite calm behind you but take us through some of these very terrifying scenes we've seen over the last several hours yes so the protests as they have barricaded themselves in this university i'm standing now just in front of this university and they have been fighting on this street with the police at some point the police were able to advance and to enter the university or to get near the university entrance the

katy watson reports from the former president's traditional heartland of sao paulo. singing.a walked out of prison to an emotional crowd. "free lula," these people had been chanting, keen to witness what has been an extraordinary day for brazilian politics. translation: i cannot tell you the importance of me being here with you. after spending a lifetime talking to the brazilian people, i never thought that today i could be here talking to men and women who, for 580 days, shouted, "good morning lula," "good afternoon, lula," or "goodnight, lula." you were the source of democracy that i needed. for lula supporters, this is an indication. in their eyes, it has been a political witch—hunt from the very beginning. but he's a politician who stirs emotions. his detractors see him as a corrupt politician who should stay behind bars. lula's freedom comes after brazil's supreme court ruled that convicted criminals should only go to prison after they have exhausted all their appeals. it overturned a previous ruling requiring convicts to start serving their sentence after losing their f

let's speak to our correspondent in sao paulo, katy watson. though.s more about the reaction to this release. certainly lula's supporters have wanted this to happen for a very long time, from the beginning. his aborted happiness isa the beginning. his aborted happiness is a political witch just moments before he walked out of prison, people were chanting. there is no proof, there is no crime, and that is the chance that people have been using since he was imprisoned and before that, when he went to trial. this will seem like a vindication for thousands, millions of his supporters. he still isn't usually popular figure supporters. he still isn't usually popularfigure in supporters. he still isn't usually popular figure in brazilian supporters. he still isn't usually popularfigure in brazilian politics and what will be using now is, we have seen him talking, addressing his supporters outside, thinking people, how big of a role he will be playing in politics while he is out. but of course, this does not mean he is out forever. it is until he has exhauste

shasta darlington, cnn, sao paulo, brazil. . >> such a heinous act on the indigenous people there inrazil. >>> two democrats voted with republicans against the re resolution of the trump impeachment inquiry. we will hear whether voters think that was the right call coming up next. >>> celebrations for the world series champions. that celebration will soon move to the white house. but one person will be absent. we'll have that story. cdc guidance recommends topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain for up to 12 hours, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. - [narrator] forget about vacuuming for up to a month. shark iq robot deep-cleans and empties itself into a base you can empty once a month. and unlike standard robots that bounce around, it cleans row by row. if it's not a shark, it's just a robot. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm natalie allen. you're watching cnn "newsroom". let's keep you up on our stories. >>> 13 people were kill

katy watson reports from the former president's traditional heartland of sao paulo.hese people had been chanting free lula, king to witness what has been an extraordinary day for brazilian politics. translation: i cannot tell you the importance of me being here with you. after spending a lifetime talking to the brazilian people, i never thought that today the they could be here talking to men and women who for 580 days shouted good morning, lula. more good night, lula. you were the source of democracy that i needed. for supporters, this is vindication. in their eyes it has been a political witch—hunt from the very beginning. but a politician who stirs emotion. his detractors believe he is a corrupt politician who should remain behind bars. lula's freedom comes after the supreme court ruled that prisoner should only go to prison after exhausting all their appeals. that overrules a previous conviction —— finding. lula was accused of receiving kickbacks from a construction company in connection with the beachside apartment on the coast of sao paulo. accusations willing

there is about live from sao paulo now to iraq and 17 rockets have landed close to an army base thisuth of the city of mosul they are a base also houses american troops which are part of the u.s. led coalition helping you iraqi forces battle remnants of vassal they've been no reports of casualties and in the iraqi capital baghdad they have been more violent protests the iraqi commission for human rights at least 23 people have been killed in the un wrist since sunday iraq's top cleric has called for calm. has more from baghdad. for 18 year old on this day at this hour the music must be mournful sitting among fellow protesters he places clarinet in tribute to the hundreds of end up he's killed since anti-government demonstrations began in early october and says this is the best way to convey his feelings. my house is on fire when i play the said music because i remember that they all have a mother waiting for them they gave the souls for us they sacrifice these souls for this country. here in and around but that is to hit a square a cross-section of society in every direction a span o

we will get that clip made or maybe later in a 2nd so you lived in sao paulo you lived in chicago for the last year so you've been living and a small isolated town in the texas desert is called marfa and this is not your average texas town is it not it is the town basically you know that was the military for a while when that when the war was over. behave in disrepair and one of my favorite artist of all time donald judd a writer falls into the minimalist category of artists i guess for some people he had a vision of heaven permanent installation of his works and like minded works so his art and the are from there really pulled me into this small town and i played a chicago underground do a show there 10 years ago and just fell over the place now you new albums are just brought out a trilogy of new albums called the marfa trilogy how does living in a place like marfa texas in the middle of nowhere i think the nearest airport is 3 hours away how does that influence your work in these albums but what's so dynamic about the area not only is that it in the middle of the desert close to th

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indigenous land defender has been shot dead and another wounded by illegal longers in brazil's amazon paulo jaro was reportedly attacked and shot on friday he was part of a group that was formed to combat logging gangs the killing increases concerns about escalating violence against amazon forest protectors thousands of people have marched in buenos ira's annual gay pride parade participants called for an end to hate crime and violence argentina led the way for l g b t rights a lot america becoming the 1st country in the region to legalize gay marriage in 2010. the eastern german city of dresden has become known in recent years for anti islam protests well this week the city council passed a resolution stating that it was dealing with a nazi emergency it was proposed by a member of a satirical party but was it a serious initiative a symbolic stunt or dangerous that attempt to silence political opposition our next report has more. dresden capital of the state of saxony is famous for its cultural attractions but the city is also known for images like this. a far right racist organization call

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indigenous land defender has been shot dead and another wounded by illegal loggers in brazil's amazon paulo polina watch a jar of was reportedly attacked and shot on friday it was part of a group formed to combat logging gangs the killing increases concerns about escalating violence against amazon forest protectors. just forts now and south africa have won the men's rugby world cup in japan the springboks frank a surprise by defeating favorites england 32 to 12 in the final in yokohama sparking celebrations across south africa. well this was the scene in johannesburg as people celebrated the country's 3rd world cup win. and there was joy and so wait a township where the victory has special significance after sierra cole lisi became the 1st black captain to lift the men's trophy for south africa. correspondent dan krishna spoke with jubilant fans in cape town after the match. what a performance of the springboks during that waltz cup and what a clear victory in the finals in the end of the day and kept on but also throughout the country the celebrations have now started because this is the g

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paulo dybala came on in his place and fired juve back to the top of the table.ma have climbed up to eighth by beating roma 2—0 at stadio ennio tardini. mattia sprocati scored the first of the goals in the 68th minute. elsewhere calgiari are up to fourth after being fiorentina. ateltico madrid are third in la liga, butjust a point behind barcelona and real madrid after a 3—1 win over espanyol. bilbao are up to 6th after beating levante whilst in the late game, sevilla beat real betis 2—1. over in germany, leaders borussia moenchengladbach beat werder bremen 3—1 to extend their lead in the bundesliga. patrick herrmann made it 2—0 with gladbach‘s second in three minutes in the first half. the win takes them four points clear of rb leipzig, in what is their best season for more than a0 years. hermann‘s second just before the hour mark put the result beyond doubt. to a bizarre game at frieberg with three red cards — one for eintract frankfurt captain david abraham for barging into frieberg manager christian streich. frankfurt were losing the game 1—0 going into stopp

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most dramatic races in recent formula i history as max verstappen won the brazilian grand prix in sao paulohip winner lewis hamilton who later crashed into red bull's alexander albon, whilst in a dramatic finale the ferraris of sebastian vettel and charles leclerc collided with each other. ben croucher‘s been looking at what happened at interlagos. not for the first time the brazilian grand prix was packed with incident and drama that left us all scratching our heads even after the race finished. let's take you back to the start where max sylvester happen started on pole, got a good getaway and look at this, lewis hamilton overtaking sebastien vettel and around the outside of turn one. he hounded the stubborn format of the race, try to overtake him in the pit only four of us up and to get past and five laps from the end of the race, the two ferraris tangling with each other and sending both charlotte blair and sebastian battle out of the race. 0n—board, little tap his front right wheel, enough to end both of their brazilian grand prix is. who was at fault? the stewards decided they would ta

restaurants la maison de paulo are in the french alps was demoted after and mitchell an inspector snappedhis souffles the celebrity chef was accused of using the humble cheddar cheese instead of french fry it is there are claims he used saffron in the dish which made it appear yellow like the color of cooked cheddar dubbed cheddar gates by a restaurant inside it it's the 1st time a chef has sued the priest it is guide mitchell and has bitten back branding vera a narcissistic diva suffering from pathological egotism. the mitchell and guide has just said that michelle is excellent but not a genius mr howard does not accept this because for him no one has a right to say that he is not a genius it's not the court's roe. if farah wins this case it will set a precedence for other disgruntled chefs the outcome could see him become the toast of the food world once more only the bitter taste in his mouth. and finally no news bulletin can be considered complete without the latest tweet from the u.s. president and donald trump isn't want to disappoint he's posted an image of himself as the fictional

indigenous land defender has been shot dead and another wounded by illegal loggers in brazil's amazon paulo polina watch a jar was reportedly attacked and shot on friday he was part of a group that was formed to combat logging gangs the killing increases concerns about growing violence against amazon for as protectors thousands have marched in buenos ira's annual gay pride parade participants called for an end to hate crime and violence argentino led the way for l g b t rights in latin america becoming the 1st country in the region to legalize gay marriage in 2010. climate experts are warning that rising temperatures are rapidly melting the world's glaciers and threatening the world's water supply canadian ice climber will gad is using his skills to tell the world about the danger of the united nations has dubbed him a mountain hero. will gadd is on a mission ever since the canadian ice climber noticed that the world's biggest glaciers are melting he's been determined to spread the word from kenya's kilimanjaro to the ice sheets of greenland he's seeing the same trend. the world i've take p

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it weakened further after economy minister paulo guedes said the currency may remain weak for some timeo the end of november, and it's been another bumper month for markets especially in the us. we have thanksgiving in the us tomorrow, so all the main markets on wall street will be closed. today in the us, we will get a lot of economic data, which will be really interesting to take a look to give us interesting to take a look to give usa interesting to take a look to give us a sense interesting to take a look to give us a sense of how the world's biggest economy is faring right now and what that might mean for future decisions at the us central bank, the federal reserve. let's look at the federal reserve. let's look at the next board so we know what's going on. with commodities, juddering graphics today, which is a bit as are, they are a bit reluctant this morning, but the price of oil is edging lower and gold, the traditional safe haven, is off the boil a bit but the big conversation for global markets is how are the talks on trade between the us and china going? first phase discussion

community leaders say paulo guajajara was shot in the head by a logger who had invaded a reservation. the logger was shot and killed in the clash. iraqi security forces have fired tear gas and rounds of live ammunition to disperse tens of thousands of anti—government demonstrators — in the biggest turnout since the conflict broke out a month ago. protesters are demanding sweeping changes to the country's political system. the online property rental company, airbnb, is to ban bookings by guests who intend to use the accomodation for house parties. it follows the deaths of five people in san francisco, where a party ended in a shoot out on halloween night. the company says screening of customers will be improved, the first western ever to be made is being shown in public for the first time in more than a century. the screening will take place where it was filmed, not in hollywood, but in the north west of england. here's colin paterson. kidnapping by indians in 1899 — the world's first western, according to the british film institute, and it was filmed in blackburn. in northgate, in the

indigenous land a defender has been shot dead and another wounded by illegal loggers in brazil's amazon paulo polina watcha jaro was attacked and shot on friday he was part of a group that was formed to combat logging gangs killing increases concerns about violence against amazon forest protectors. well saturday was the day of the dead in mexico a holiday dedicated to prayer and remembrance for those who are in the longer with us at mexico's border with the united states roman catholics from both countries gathered to remember migrants who lost their lives trying to enter the u.s. . in ciudad juarez the sprawling city across the border from el paso texas priests and parishioners from both countries held a day of the dead mass asylum seekers hoping for hearings in the u.s. also attended the service some worshippers held signs reading we are all migrants where to look if you will they let me object to the last today is about the 2nd when we mark holy souls and the passing of humans and by national church just a using this event to also remember the deaths among migrants those who have disappear

d, atletico madrid missed the chance to qualify when they lost 1—0 at group leadersjuventus where paulos the only goal of the game. russia's bracing itself for a four—year ban from all major competitions, following a recommendation made by the world anti—doping agency. it claims moscow falsified laboratory data handed to investigators. the international olympic committee says it supports the "toughest sanctions", but on tuesday, we were told russia would still be able to compete at next year's european football championships because uefa isn't defined as a "major event organisation" in regards to doping breaches. here's our sports news correspondent, alex ca pstick. european championships next year, which is original event, that isn't covered by the sanctions. so saint petersburg will be able to host games and euro 2020 and raso will be able to compete as russia at euro 2020. but remember all of this has to go before the executive committee in december 19 they will then decide whether russia should be sanctioned, whether russia should be sanctioned, whether russia should be sanctioned,

. >> paulo paulino's right to protect his indigenous land was abruptly taken away on friday.ey ambushed him in the area he once swore to protect. shashada was one of brazil's largest indigenous groups known by the same name. in 2012, they formed the forest guardians, a community effort dedicated to patrolling the land and protecting the rights of the people that inhabit it. at the same time of his death, he was being accompanied by another guardian, shoza, who, according to authorities, is seriously injured. themp both looking for water not far from home. brazil's minister of justice and public security called the incident a terrible crime and promised to spare no effort to bring those responsible for justice, a justice that many believed arrived too late. fofr years survival international, an organization that works to protect tribal peoples, has warned about the great risk assumed by the so-called forest guardians. they claim that while the reserve is officially protected by the state, it has been the target of constant attacks and threat by loggers and miners, inspired, th

prison if they have not exhausted their appeals hundreds of his supporters took to the streets of sao paulo to celebrate himself addressed the crowds. on the who by the federal police the joe stuff. anyone i have a desire to prove that this country can be so much better when it doesn't have a government that lawyer is as much on twitter as both the no realize that has the courage to true to its people about solutions to the problems of the country. supporters see has released as a sign of democracy and action. looks like emotion you cannot imagine what this day means to me this is the victory of democracy up and hope for brazil louis freeh who is the hope of this country the president always cared for the poor who always look after poor people lula is free today forever. it's a very happy day for me and many others because lho was freed we've been waiting for justice to happen our country is a joke i believe we have a reason to celebrate and renew our energy to continue wishing for a better country a happier resilient people like you are we are here to celebrate hope will win over fear demo

we are joined by the chief executive of intesa sao paulo and credit agricole. we talked business in the era of extended rates. ♪ welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." first things first, let's check in on the market spirit -- markets. it has been a wild ride this week. there was rotation on the back of positive news when it came to trade and then we saw stocks retrenching. a lot of the focus is on u.s. tariffs in europe. jean-claude juncker says that is not so. a lot of focus on data out of germany. you can see the u.s. 10 year yield at 1.91. coming up, the intesa sao paulo chief executive joins us for an exclusive interview in a couple of minutes. we focus on earnings and the banking sector. first, let's get first word news. >> the u.s. and china agreed tariff rollbacks will be a key part of any agreement, the big question, is a deal any closer to being done? donald trump's advisors don't sound certain. yet to be decided, the time and place for signing this potential packed. donald trump wanted ukraine to investigate joe biden, that was the message and it was c

the skies in the city of sao paulo for about four days. and following that later that month following what you've already got about a lot of controversy and international fronts, president bolsonaro sent in the army and declared a 60 day moratorium on fire in the region, which point fires stop being set. and the fires diminished and ultimately the dry season ended. but government support is responsible for both starting and ending this problem this year. so it's not climate, deliberate turned on and off by government action and inaction. work asked for me to say something about this issue of tipping points that is, in the news quite a lot, and suffice to say it's a very complex. around the science, but the consensus as more and more data are emerging is that we are very, very close, particularly in the southern and eastern parts of the basin to tipping points where the combination of land-use change and climate change will mean that forest will not grow back. we are seeing the conversion of large areas and tropical forests, savannah like t

venezuela argentina and mexico now potter in a sense in the latin american left joining me now from sao paulo is former president as cody defense counsel for let's take sara martin's one of the those responsible for taking his case to the u.n. and who has spent the past 4 years championing his case for that's good thanks for coming on the show what's the latest on your client lula. thank you it's an honor to be here in russia today so president lula actually was released from jail on friday he spent 580 days in an illegal imprisonment he should never been incarcerated he was in a solitary confinement he was. taken to jail and forbidden from running in $2800.00 alexion which he would have won had he been able to to run as the united nations. gave an interim to interim measures demanding that brazil allow him to run and to give interviews while in the elections brazil did not comply with its international obligations. and the latest a supreme court decision only it restore and it's just a small step. forward and moving in towards the rule of law in brazil i know you took the case to the u.n. yo

the number of domestic killings of women in sÃo paulo also rose rapidly. we meet jÉssica.he's a successful model, educated, rich, beautiful, and yet she, too, ended up with a violent man and almost paid with her life. jÉssica: no abusive relationship begins with someone being punched in the face. at first, he'll draw you in and seduce youou. he's extremely manipulative. he undermines your protective barriers and destroys your self-esteem. he keeps you away from people you like. in the end, you relinquish your own judgment entirely. i was more afraid of losing him than of dying. reporter: jÉssica wants others to benefit from her experiences. she's backing a project set up by two judges to train the staff of beauty salons to spot the signs of domestic violence. jÉssica: we are here because this is our temple. here, we c can express our rag. we women often say more to each other than to our parents. reporter: jÉssssica's story is familiar to many here. they have experienced similar things themselves, or have seen their customers suffering. josie: i've learned here that you ca

cities things are not much better behind the scenes the number of domestic killings of women in sao paulo also rose rapidly we need jessica she's a successful model educated rich beautiful and yet she too ended up with a violent man and almost paid with her life more than i thought was you know abusive relationship begins with someone being punched in the face at 1st still draw you in and to do suit is extremely manipulative undermines your protective barriers and destroys your self-esteem it keeps you away from people your life in the end to relinquish around judgment entirely i was more afraid of losing your mind than of dying. the kids you need more. jessica once others to benefit from her experiences she's backing a project set up by 2 judges to train the staff of beauty salons to spot the signs of domestic violence without locals also think we're here because this is our temple here we can express our rage we women often say more to each other than to our parents i just. because story is familiar to many here they've experienced similar things themselves or have seen their customers

today they have an appointment with a regular customer who owns a beauty paulo. in the east. it's very thin so that's why. it's so hard to. refine go and has partnered with the association of ingenious of africa a spot of a scheme to promote sustainable business in cameroon. she and her family hope that before too long they will be able to open a shop and in the long run market their product internationally. every flush toilet in any of these homes behind me uses an average of 6 liters of water i mean many cases that's water that could be used for drinking or washing up is that it's quite literally going down the drain 2 sisters in the german city of frankfurt thought that was a waste so they decided to develop portable toilets function without chemicals oist single drop of water it's a business model that could be of interest elsewhere in the world like many of africa's big cities. they're loading portable toilets onto trailers for each it's hard work. they're not standard sanitary facilities these are compost or no water try let's novato for short and that's the name of thi