the team from sao paulo became champions for the second year in a row under the leadership of ferreirain brazil. according to rumors, he will move to qatar in the winter. by betting on the only draw in the round, you could triple the pot. there is one round left in our championship before the start of a long break. krasnodar will try. for the first time in its history to become the winter champion, for this you need to beat csk at home. winline match the tour will take place in the south, which means that conditions for december will be almost ideal. what cannot be said about the krasnodar squad, attack leader john cordova will continue to serve his disqualification. without a top colombian, it will be difficult to resist fedotov’s trained team, especially since cska traditionally plays well against bulls. over the last three matches, akinfeev missed them only once. it will be quite difficult to say the winner here; i would pay attention to the odds of 3:55 for a draw. spartak will try to please the fans in the final match of the year with the wings of the soviets. it was to this team

sao paulo has 15 million people plus. long santos were able to compete and win against the big cats from the city is an extraordinary story. i suppose really it kind of belongs to the era when burnley could be the champions of england and nottingham forest could win the european cup. and, really, over the last few years, as financial gaps have opened up, there isjust a group, a small group of the biggest brazilian clubs have broken away, they are monopolising the major titles, and it has become increasingly difficult for santos to compete. the timing is very, very cruel, this is the first season since the death of the great man, the death of pele. he lies in a mausoleum which is pretty much in view of the santos stadium and that can't have been good viewing for the late pele. in the first season without him, santos in the second division. but it was, i fear, a question of time. golf now. two—time major champion jon rahm has announced that he isjoining the saudi backed liv golf in another hit for the pga tour. the reigning

sao paulo has 15 million people, plus. forso of sao paulo. sao paulo has 15 million people, plus. champions of england and nugget income for us could win the european cup. and really over the last few years, as financial gaps have opened up, there is just a financial gaps have opened up, there isjusta group, financial gaps have opened up, there isjust a group, a small group of the biggest brazilian clubs have broken away from it they are monopolising the major titles. it is becoming increasingly difficult for santos to compete. the timing is very very cool. this is the first season since the death of the great men, the death of pele. he lies in the stadium so that couldn�*t have been good viewing for the late pele in the first season, without him, santos in the second division. it was i fear a question of time. in the contemporary era, the city is just too small to back a club able to compete at the highest level of brazilian football.— brazilian football. tim, you talk about those _ brazilian football. tim, you talk about those economic - brazilian football. tim, you talk. about

paulo rud a pleasure, co-founder of free palestine movement from berkeley. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight fromway and... team, let's goodbye, en als ze daar niet mee eens zijn dan kunnen we daar over hebben denk ik, 国民 が 退官 できる 経済 制化 。 top stories here on press tv, more palestinians are killed in israel's air campaign in gaza where the death full has surpass a 20,000 threshold the human. situation is getting worse by the minute in gaza with international bodies now warning of looming famin. the iraki resistance groups target major is really reported in their latest retaliatory operations over the reaching crimes in gaza.

. all right, we'll leave it there. thank you, eveler, author and political activist from montreal. paulo rudy a pleasure, co-founder of free palestine movement from berkeley. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from. in the team, it's goodbye. your headlines on press tv, the death toll from israely ever and artillery strikes on the gaza strip exceeds. 20,000 with at least 8,000 children amongst the victims. the rights advocacy organization says israel's onslot on gaza is the most dangerous situation for journalists with most journalists killed in a single year in one location. and iran warns against any provocative actions by israel saying the regime's provocations could seriously impact peace and security in the region.

the densely—populated, low—income communities that lie on the outskirts of cities like rio and sao paulo convenience simply isn't an option. but that could be about to change — as angelica mari has been finding out. angelica mari: favelas can be like giant labyrinths built deep into peripheries across brazil. visible, but often overlooked. and there are millions of brazilians living in unofficial towns like this one, generating billions of dollars in economic activity every year. still, many delivery companies refuse to work here, leaving residents without a way to get parcels right at home. to address the issue, brazilian start—up naporta set out to do exactly what it says in its name, getting packages delivered right to the doorsteps of people living in the favelas. when it comes to favelas, the access is a little bit trickier, because they are considered restricted areas. this is katrine scomparin, co—founder of naporta — which, in brazilian portuguese, means "at the doorstep". one of our founders was born and raised inside a favela, so he had troubles trying to receive their products

i don't i don't need to see sao paulo again actually. but but i was glad to see it because it was you look out and you just see buildings as far as the eye can see, skyscrapers as far as the eye can see. i've never seen a place like that where there's just mountains and mountains of buildings as one after another, like seeing mountain ranges. it was a skyscraper ranges and rio was a fun ride. and it was a personal i'll travel to rio. i took personal travel to salvador bahia, which was where brazil started because that's where the transatlantic slave trade, where they first started bringing them in and the capital, original capital was salvador. and then it moved to rio and then later on to sao paulo. and so i think that was fascinating just to see all of that and to feel that history. and that was the blackest city in brazil and the blackest city outside of any place in africa. so that's so those are my immediate takeaways and the art was amazing. of course. and the cultural expressions were fantastic. um, and just soulful and spoke to o

so, naporta has turned to local residents like paulo, who know the ins and outs of the neighbourhoods around, that doesn't necessarily guarantee safety. what's more, these workers are contractors. professor nemer says that can be a precarious relationship. against the backdrop of what he calls a broken gig economy. like, delivery app workers are overworked, they're not paid enough, they don't have access to any benefits. so, naporta claims to be aware of these issues, and they aim to establish a humane and fair work relationship. naporta also pledges increased security on routes and access to life insurance and other benefits. so, this certainly sounds like a much better approach than the other delivery apps, so let'sjust hope that they can fulfil these promises. naporta says their couriers earned around $1,000 usd per month. that's in a country where the minimum wage is only about 200. katrine says that's because of the time naporta has spent developing company policies with the favela residents. so, we started looking from the bigger picture, understanding how the contexts are. so,

the densely populated, low income communities that lie on the outskirts of cities like rio and sao paulovenience simply isn't an option. but that could be about to change. as angelica mari has been finding out, favelas can be like giant as angelica mari has been finding out. favelas can be like giant labyrinths built deep into peripheries across brazil, visible, but often overlooked. and there are millions of brazilians living in unofficial towns like this one, generating billions of dollars in economic activity every year. still, many delivery companies refuse to work here, leaving residents without a way to get parcels right at home to address the issue, brazilian startup laporta set out to do exactly what it says in its name, getting packages delivered right to the doorsteps of people living in the favelas. when it comes to favelas, the access is a little bit trickier because they are considered restrict areas. this is catalina's company co—founder nate potter. which in brazilian portuguese means at the doorstep. one of our founders were born and raised inside of favela, so he had tro

china, miami, austria, austin, sao paulo, and qatar are the six grands prix chosen to host sprint eventsced the list of races on tuesday and said changes to the format of the events were under discussion. a plan to move qualifying for the sprint to friday and hold the shorter race on saturday before grand prix qualifying has been effectively agreed. more radical changes, such as reversing the sprint grid, are also being considered. and that is sadly all the time we have left for now. from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre we will see you soon. bye— bye. hello again. temperatures have dropped away quite sharply through the night. and as we start on wednesday morning, there will be a hard and a widespread frost, particularly across northern areas of scotland. on top of that, some fog patches around as well. but there will be some sunny spells, certainly a quieter spell of weather for many of us throughout wednesday compared to the last few days. that area of low pressure bringing the rain, clearing away to the east. we've got further weather systems waiting

slightly more than 28 m2, this is four times more than in delhi, and exceeds that of the brazilian sao pauloit is important that the square meters are provided with infrastructure, transport accessibility of cities is growing, the average travel time to work or study has decreased over 2 years by 12% to 31 minutes. in recent years, the state has been actively investing in infrastructure and public transport, including with the active participation of the internet. these investments are already bearing fruit. the quality of life in many cities is improving, and this is also demonstrated by index indicators, such as satisfaction with the quality of public transport. due to the fact that the index provides international comparability of data, we can analyze indicators not only on a russian scale, but on a global scale. the vbrf index is developing and becoming, as the quarters say, smarter, the volume of data is expanding, which allows for comprehensive research on... measures, for example, a breakdown of household expenses or business income. over 2 years , the number of indicators increased t

so anne porter has turned to local residents like paulo who know the ins and outs of the neighborhoodthough he may know his way around, that doesn't necessarily guarantee safety. what's more, these workers are contractors. professor nima says that can be a precarious relationship. against the backdrop of what he calls a broken gig economy. like deliberate workers are overworked. they're not paid enough. they don't have access to any benefits. so not poor that claims to be aware of these issues and they aim to establish a humane and fair work relationship. laporta also pledges increased security on routes and access to life insurance and other benefits. so this certainly sounds like a much better approach than the other delivery apps, so let's just hope that they can fulfill these promises. laporta says that couriers earn around 1000 us dollars per month back in a country where the minimum wage is only about 200. katrina says that's because of the time laporta has spent developing company policies with the favela residents. so we started looking from the bigger picture and understandin

paulo bernardo�*s strike an unstoppable shot, celtic�*s joy uncontrollable.e moments. this hand ball may have meant a penalty if var had not spotted an earlier offside. the pulse of the game was frantic but when they needed it celtic found rhythm and kyogo furuhashi prtformed hiis solo, his seventh goal this year was special. the game was quickly getting away from rangers. leon balogun could only stop it illegally and off he went. rangers battled on however, the captainjames tavernier produced some magic but celtic held on. they will celebrate the new year by dancing on the table top. after the game rangers have requested access to the audio from the video assistant referee looking at that first half penalty appeal. elsewhere, third placed hearts came from two down to draw with ross county. aberdeen lost 3—0 at home to st mirren. kilmarnock missed the chance to go third as they drew two—all at home with dundee. and motherwell beat bottom club livingston 3—1. in the premier league, a late penalty from douglas luiz sent aston villa level on points with leaders

it's the port on a good day about an hour's drive from the metropolis of sao paulo. 50 million people plus, so the fact that for so long santos were able to compete and win against the big cats from the city is an extraordinary story. i suppose really it kind of belongs to the era when burnley can belongs to the era when burnley can be the champions of england and nottingham forest could win the european cup. and really over the last few years, as financial gaps have opened up, there isjust a group, a small group of the biggest brazilian clubs that have broken away. they are monopolising the major titles, and it's become increasingly difficult for santos to compete. the timing is very, very cruel. this is the first season since the death of the great man, the death of pele. he lives in a mausoleum which is pretty much in view of the santos stadium, and that cannot have been good viewing for the late pele in the first season without them, santos in the second division. but it was i fear a question of time. formula i's governing body has ended its compliance inquiry in

the visitors are unbeaten in a0 games against dundee — paulo bernardo scoring the first, before substitute next up for them is the old firm match on saturday, but rangers do have two games in hand, one of them is against ross county tomorrow night. there was a big derby in the united rugby championship, and it went the way of the previous seventeen between cardiff and dragons, but this was also cardiff's biggest over their rivals 55—21. the hosts ran in nine tries at a packed arms park — seven in the first half alone to equal the league record — six different try scorers with prop kieron assirati even getting in on the act. cardiff are up to 10th in the table, dragons stay bottom. the scarlets are hosting the ospreys this evening as they look to turn around their faltering season. scarlets third from bottom and have been struggling. this is the latest in the west wales derby. you don't see this often in rugby, but the game was actually 0—0 at the interval. there has been scoring in the second half though. munster then host leinster in a sold—out st stephen s day derby at thomond park. muns

paulo dybala, the argentinian striker of rome football team , was announced as the best player of lastth in the italian series. also, the dutch coach of manchester united, erik tannakh, as the best coach league month paris will compete as neutral players. their conditions will include competing without their country's flag, emblem or anthem. thank you for your company. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful. the war of the zionist regime targeted various areas of the gaza strip, including khanyounos, nasirat rafah and gaza city, with airstrikes. the latest news tells about the martyrdom of 23 palestinians in khan younos, six martyrs in rafah and five martyrs in gaza city . however, the number of martyrs and injured in most of the bombings has not been announced yet.

msnbc's paulo ramos has this report. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ they're to report their morning show, today's theme isn. they'll be dispelling a lot of the themes and narratives to latino voters aren't supposed to hear. >> [speaking in a global language] >> [speaking in a global language] >> with the sprawling state of arizona program in the 2024 election, campus, radio campesina, a spanish language radio station, is seen as a beacon of truth in the landscape of misinformation. >> [speaking in a global language] >> [speaking in a global language] >> the radio station is also an effective mobilizer for a community whose relationship with politics has been strained by the past. >> [speaking in a global language] >> radio campesina has been a consistent and trusted messengers for decades, ever since it was founded by labor activist cesar chavez in 1983. it was meant to serve as a voice for the spanish speaking community, including in arizona. this state has been home to some of the country's most anti-immigrant policies, from racial profiling to the show me your papers law in 2010, to senate candidate ka

sonali: that is stuart paulo bloomberg economics. we are going to discuss the economic outlook with marie of a solid -- with maria. they explore the topics of long-term relevance in the coming years and the reality for investors today is that the same equation that worked for them before does not work for them tomorrow with the types of geopolitical risks we are looking at, higher interest rate environment even with a number of cuts. of the other factors they are seeing that will change the way that investors look at portfolios, which among them are the most important? this geopolitical issue makes inflation a sticky situation. how do those two forces come into effect? >> yeah. i listened to this commentary about inflation. of course the news we are seeing in the market is encouraging. inflation is coming down if you slice and dice it in different ways. you can get it to look like a slow 2% over the past six months and this is great news but it does not mean we are out of the woods. inflation, core, pce is still 3.2%. we are still no

the city of sao paulo , brazil, also witnessed a large outpouring of support from the people he was from the palestinian nation and condemned the zionist regime's invasion of gaza. thousands of bahrainis condemned the war against gaza by holding demonstrations in the streets of daraz and demanded that the ambassador of the zionist regime be expelled from manama. in sana'a, yemen , hundreds of people protested against the resumption of attacks by the zionist regime on gaza . marches were also held in ramallah and al-ghalil in the west bank to declare support for the people of gaza. the surface and subsurface heavy vessels of the army navy will be deployed in jask, the largest maritime area in the south of the country, by the end of the year, the commander of the army navy by announcing this , he announced the development of the kanarak maritime area due to the increase in the heavy floats of this force in the persian gulf. our largest marine area is in its main important phase in the blessed decade of fajr , god willing, and by the end of the year, heavy wagons will definitely be deployed

the phone was registered under the name paulo rodrigues. >> the name appears to be fictitious, the address be unrelated. it is an actual address but it is a business in vancouver. white, black and either red or pink with a distinctive pattern. and more clues to the identities of the killers came from lindsey's blackberry, stored at the phone number for the mexicans, detectives traced the phone the killers used to contact lindsey, it was a cell phone purchase between three and six weeks before the murder, at a vancouver convenience store. surveillance tape of the sale? >> gone. and, unfortunately, the phone is paid to talk, there is no registration other than quickly banged a name and online and your phone is up and running. >> while the killers bought the phone weeks earlier, they activated it via the internet, less than 48 hours before the murder. making their movements difficult to trace. the phone was registered under the name paulo rodrigues. >> the name appears to be fictitious, the address that the phone was registered also appears to be unrelated. it is an actual address but it is a

active, security upfront. >> meanwhile dave wasser private detective kevin had hired the day after pauloown leg work. >> do you remember a white gentlemen -- >> he videotape interviews with people who hang around outside the club and handed out flyers. kevin was just a guy who had called the detective in the middle of the night, but there was something about the boyfriend that felt right in his gut. >> believe me everything that this guy went through he didn't go off the line for one bit. i've been interviewing criminals for a long time and this guy was straight-up. >> and soon the detective would meet an unlikely supporter of kevin's a member of paula's family her sister kelly faris who unlike her mother thought that kevin was getting a bad rap in the media, not that he was blameless. he >> he shouldn't have left her and he will regret that for the rest of his lot, he is devastated about that he has taken that very hard he wants to kill himself, that's what he talks about all the time. >> do you believe his story? >> yes. >> that he left alone in the cab and went back to the hotel. >> y

right, we'll leave it there, thank you, eve zengler, author and political activist from montreal, paulo rudy, a pleasure, co-founder. palestine movement from berkeley, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight fromway and the team, it's goodbye. هدول اثنين هدول اثنين اثنين يا رقيف من اوله ضلش ولا محل والله الرهيب الله the sun shown to announce the beginning of new day. it was the 13th day of the war on the gaza's rap. look at the missile. what did we do to deserve being hit by this? the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses. they kill children, men, women, and old men. i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israel's habit from ages, they say the children fire rockets. the headlines this hour, the death doll air and artillery strikes in the gaza strip exceeds 20,000 with at least 8,00 children among the victims. siren sound and explosions are heard in tel aviv as resistance forces carry out retaliatory rocket attacks on israeli cities. "and the operations by emity resistance fighters to disrupt israel's nava

all right, we'll leave it there. thank you, evengler, author and political activist from montreal, paulo rudy, a pleasure, co-founder of free palestine movement from berkeley. with that, we come to an end for this edition. the spotlight from the team, it's goodbye. almost a decade ago, the islamic republic of iran did its best to pass its proposal duped as world against violence and extremism at the united nations. but why should tehran insist on it and does it have anything to do with what's unfolding in palestine? these and more on this edition of iran today. your headlines on press tv, the world health organization says there are no more functional. hospitals in north gaza as death toll from israel's genocide now tops 20,000. the rights advocacy organization says israel's onslaught in gaza is the most dangerous situation for journalists with most journalists killed in a single year in one location. and the islamic resistance in iraq says it has targeted major port in the occupied palestinian territories in response of the israel.

paulo alto investigators say during a two-month period she took in 18 dogs charging over $2700 each for two weeks of training. she had at least six other dogs while she was supposed to be training scott and kept doing business as usual after he disappeared. >> he was emaciated, dirty. >> ragland refused to disclose her training location. this is how pets were returned. >> he was so skinny. he lost about almost eight pounds when he was with her for two weeks. that's not normal. >> after that, investigators say she took her dog training business to the east coast. in september, prosecutors in massachusetts charged her with larceny and misleading to lead after they say a french bulldog died in her care. >> this led officers throughout the end investigation regarding her name regarding this incident. >> ragland pleaded not guilty in both states. police told us they hired her to the online ad because she was verified and had rate reviews. they removed her profile and refunded some of her clients. they were required to sign ndas as a condition. police say this comp located their investigation

announced south america will host its regular season next year with a matchup at corinthians arena in sco paulo been announced just yet. the nfl said it will have eight international games every year starting in 2025. pretty cool. >>> it is being called a first of its kind deal. world leaders at the cop 28 summit closed in dubai today. they have agreed to move away from fossil fuels. meteorologist vianey arana is here. >> it stands for conference of parties and 28 is its 28th year. we are officially ending 2023 as one of the hottest ever recorded, just to give you an idea. scientists say temperatures will continue on the rise. nearly 200 nations have agreed to transition away from fossil fuel. let's talk about what was going on. they were many questions because the ceo is with an oil company. they would do so in a just, orderly and equitable matter. they are not being forced. the goal is to get to zero by 2050. this is the first time a global climate deal has called to curb the use of fossil fuel which is a win. its impact will depend in large part if the country takes the necessary steps to im

i was only once at the ballet in brazil in sao paulo, but i’ve already been here several times.he theater is impressive. very cool, mornings, nights. there are many things that amaze you in minsk. firstly, there are large and open spaces, plus there is a lot to see in the city that reflects history. streets, cities, different places have their own charm and when you start to get to know each other better, you understand that behind them... there is some kind of history, but i tried to see not only minsk, but also traveled around belarus, i am a catholic, many tattoos have religious connotations, and i went to many catholic cathedrals in belarus, recorded a video, showed it to my grandmother and my family. when i first saw snow, it was not easy for me, i had seen it before, but not in such quantities and not with such purity, in brazil there is not at all... basically, the labels that they carry are religion, and this is a biblik too biblik, how did you come to religion, they are religious, i am a catholic, these are mainly biblical stories, since childhood my parents and i went

brazil, and the very place where i met paris, here is their premiere, i flew from portugal to sao paulo that sao paolo to guyana. i flew for another 6 hours, this is in brazil itself, then from guyana to the city of barodu garsash, to the city of barodugarsash, i traveled by bus for about 7 hours, and then i got out, it is small, small the city, bardugarsaz, is like our berdychiv, it has a population of 40,000, a very, very small place, but it so happened that there was a professor , and professor elserlei lived there. who had a leg amputated above the knee as a result of a motorcycle accident, he crashed on a motorcycle, and he founded this school, he was already struggling before this, he adapted his struggle and gathered all the people with disabilities in a place and just made them a hall, here he is such a charismatic uncle, he went around, asked for money and this hall was opened for him and... so i went to him, then we trained for a month, we went to the championship of brazil, that's a hundred to their capital, with their team, and when i left the fight, i just thought, well, i

and the hosts are ahead at the break thanks to paulo bernarndo — a powerful finish from the edge of thefica. rangers started the game 5 points behind celtic, who lead the scottish premiership, but rangers do have two games in hand. luton town against chelsea is the first of six english premier league games this saturday. it's half—time at kennilworth road and the visitors are dominating — first goalfrom cole palmer in the 12th minute, with noni madueke with their second. manchester united travel to nottingham forest in the late game — and there's four matches at 3 o'clock, including second placed aston villa hosting burnley and fourth placed manchester city hosting bottom side sheffield united. it's competitive at the top of the table, with just 6 points separating the top 5 teams. maybe the last previous seasons, it didn't happen much but this season, it's common for all the teams. all of us are struggling to get the results in a comfortable way. so that means being patient, so let's not give up, never ever. so keep going game by game. former world number one naomi 0saka is stepping up

if we don't know more and more lives of voices, you don't often hear problem. nations do stand with paulo spine, it's the same struggle share of displacement. connect with our community and talking to conversations you find elsewhere, you see where the political establishment is in terms of justifying genocide, brand new episodes of the stream on which is your president biden says, one to 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line. it is a tenant of journalists to produce objective these problems, which is true. i don't think that there is a fair objective, any partial, a presentation. the listening post covers how the news is come. we know what is happening in our region. we know how to get some places that others tend on fear god, by the youth on purpose. as far as the are waving, you tell the story is what can make a difference the the hello until mccrae. this

and with this breeze off the south atlantics snuck back temperatures and sa paulo and rio de janeiro, some big changes here. also big changes in the temperature and flowing operates 24 the high for you on sunday. let's go to central america right now, and we've still got disturbs whether moving across jamaica coming in to the coast of hunters and nicaragua on sunday. and now if we go to canada, we did see some freezing rain, at least the threat of it for st. john's as the precipitation switched over to snow, temperatures are dropping now through the great lakes in the us, northeast and to the west. we go. we're also seeing cooler air through the canadian prairies. here we go. this is winter minus 8 degrees in winnipeg and that was whether we had in california has now shopped out this what's a bit threatening through the pacific. but if i put this a date forward on monday at so it seems like it's going to come into baja california peninsula, so the state of california will remain dry and wins have shifted around for the southern us. so that's popped up temperatures here on sunday. bye

katy watson joining us from sao paulo. let s get some of the day s other news now.is third term in office. if successful he will retain power until 2030 — a victory his critics say is already inevitable. voting will be spread over three days, with approximately 67 million egyptians eligible to vote. iranian state media say a fire at an oil refinery in eastern iran has caused two large explosions and remains out of control. thick smoke from the blaze in the birjand area — involving more than a million litres of fuel — is reported to be visible from several kilometres away. emergency services are trying to contain the fire and a nearby factory has been evacuated. no casualties have been reported. one of the staples of south asian cooking — onions — has doubled in price after india announced an export ban on the vegetable. india, the world's largest exporter of onions extended an existing ban until march next year, to contain a rise in domestic food prices. hundreds of onion farmers blocked a key highway to protest against the ban, saying it would affect their income.

you don't often hear trouble. nations do stand with paulo spine. it's the same struggle share of displacement, connect with our community and talking to conversations you find elsewhere, you see where the political establishment is in terms of justifying genocide, brand new episodes of the stream on which is here. in the 19 fifties and sixties african countries gained independence from the colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim the cultural heritage of 6000 bodies and storage. yes, it's very hard. a documentary series reveals how you're at the, in countries with tuesday request and even exhibited human remains and then the savings restitution. africa stolen episode to which i found your 0. the again, you're watching. i just see a reminder of our top stories this out. new pictures from a school sheltering displaced, palestinians and northern gauze that shows. busy these piled up following and is really attract wins to say a number of people including women, children and babies were killed execution style bice, right. versus while they were shel

so paulo 27 degrees and rio de janeiro coming in at 33 degrees today on saturday. that's it says here, the good is the wrong rather than the exception for elders to report child abuse, to search and it keeps it protects the users for years and years. so no one's ever told me that it wasn't my fault. fault lines, investigate state laws in the us that can lead to child sexual abuse and religious institutions going on punished secrets of the clergy on the jersey. the the color again, here's a reminder of the top stories this hour is really forces or expanding operations around find interested in southern gaza. tank fire and aerial bombing struck the region on friday nights. the military size it's targeting time us leaders with thousands of civilians have been killed. south africa is called the case of the ones international court of justice accusing israel of genocide. tristan states israel used calculated actions intended to bring about the physical destruction of palestine. us sector, state antony, blinking his bypass congress to approve the sale of my explosive wea

paulo bernardo and kyogo furuhashi scored for the hosts.wever, they also had leon balogun sent off. for all the other results from the scottish premiership, you can go to bbc sport website. to tennis now and the united cup where alexander zverev and angelique kerber have led germany to victory over italy on the first day's play. after a strong singles win over lorenzo sonego, zverev teamed with kerber to win the deciding mixed doubles rubber in straight sets. this was kerber�*s first time back on court after giving birth to a little girl in february. i had no idea howi i had no idea how i would feel after so long, but it is very good. there are a few things missing, but playing two matches in a day, i think after so long, i don't know how i will feel tomorrow. i think this is more the question! but for now, ifeel good, it feels good this is more the question! but for now, i feel good, it feels good to be back and playing in front of a full stadium again, this is what i was missing the last few months. cricket now and australia have beaten i

i'm joined now by our south america correspondent, katy watson, who's in sao paulo.milei. talk is through what argentina can expect.— javier milei. talk is through what argentina can expect. javier milei has won because _ argentina can expect. javier milei has won because he _ argentina can expect. javier milei has won because he offered - argentina can expect. javier milei - has won because he offered something radically different. argentina is currently in an economic crisis, 150% annual inflation, four in ten argentinians living in poverty, so people wanted change, he offered it. you mention the us dollar, he said he wanted to destroy the central bank. there were drastic policies that people thought we will give it a shot. since he has won, he has reigned back a bit on those, so we has hired a more traditional conservative, the former head of the central bank to be his economy minister. he is watching and waiting and making sure he doesn't make the crisis any worse, because that is what argentinians are watching. he has a short honeymoon period to make sure the ec

paulo bernardo and kyogo furuhashi scored for the hosts.ey also had leon balogun sent off. so celtic have a healthy lead in the scottish premiership, but rangers do have two games in hand. to tennis now and the united cup, where alexander zverev and angelique kerber have led germany to victory over italy on the first day's play. after a strong singles win over lorenzo sonego, zverev teamed with kerber to win the deciding mixed doubles rubber in straight sets. this was kerber�*s first time back on court after giving birth to a little girl in february. imean, it i mean, it was a special day for me, coming back after so long, playing a single on a really high level and then playing with sasha, it makes winning my first match after coming back, naturally, so yes, it feels great! applause congratulations to her. let's move on to cricket. australia beat india by very small margin, three runs, in the odi by very small margin, three runs, in the 0di game. batting first, the tourists got to 258—8 off their 50 overs with opener phoebe litchfield top

a dog trainer trying to return a different german shepherd to a family in paulo alto. the investigative reporter lana gutierrez has reviewed shocking details of the german shepherd's disappearance. >> they began looking into the case earlier this year. with the financial transactions that we are now learning what police say they discovered including where the dog trainer what was staying. and possible motives. videocamera shows a dog owner josephine ragland. picking up in the north bay the same day that she told the palo alto woman that she had a family emergency and could not make sure that the german shepherd was picked up as scheduled. >> my older son told me this is a totally different dog. and she was very violent with us. >> we are learning that the day she was supposed to be returning the dog she was dropping off five other dogs in the bay area. responding to credulous posts about german shepherds up for adoption. the very next day she drove 800 miles north to seattle. picking up what police called a substitute. craigslist poster said he arrived solo in a black

paulo bernardo and another player scored for the hosts, rangers captain scored a brilliant free kicklingham the man to exit the games, so celtic have a healthy lead in the scottish premiership, but rangers do have two games in hand. tennis now and while not one iga swiatek had a winning start to her 2024 season as she set poland on the way to victory over brazil in the united cup. earlier iga swiatek beat beatrice had admire three —— 6—2, 6—2, sealing the win. the man hurkacz one his game in straight sets. brazil's christ the redeemer statue has been given a temporary makeover. the enormous icon which towers over the rio de janeiro were a number ten brazil shirt last night. this to mark the first anniversary of the death of legendary footballer pele. it is not actually a shirt, of course, you knew that. it is just coloured lights projected very well onto the statue. that is all the sport for now. remember, you can follow all those live football matches under way at the mode using the bbc sport website and app stop but that is it from me. 0k, website and app stop but that is it from m

they're from sao paulo, which is where i usually am and they want to send a special message to viewersited states. that's happy new year from rio and from me to you guys as well. happy new year, paula. >> thank you so much, julia. now i want to get to cnn's melissa bell who is live in paris. melissa, the city looks beautiful tonight. how is it going there? >> reporter: it's just begun to rain here. but that doesn't seem to dampen the spirits of people here. an image to show you what's going on, we are expecting in just around an hour an amazing fireworks display as the french put on every year, you can see down there what the french like to call the most beautiful street in the world. there are a million people packed down there right now, waiting for this fireworks display to kick off, a great deal of excitement down there, people packed in, we've thad acrobatic displays, we've had deejays, you can hear them now. and despite that slight drizzle, a lot of excitement at the fact that this fireworks display is about to get going. of course, as you'd expect, 6,000 policemen and women in t