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that was in reowe dejan areh heo, that -- rio de janeiro, that george bush was president of the united states and he went down even though he didn't really agree with what was going on. in this case, president obama didn't even go down. it's been conspicuous. i was glad to see my friend from vermont coming to the floor and talking about an issue that hasn't been talked about now for years. i'm glad it's coming up again. i'm glad people realize the cost it's going to be to the american people. by the way, the $300 billion to $400 billion originated from a study done by scientists from the -- i'm sorry, economists from the wharton school. later on m.i.t. and several universities said that's the range, $300 billion to $400 billion, is what it would cost. that's between ben pretty much agreed to. i'm sure there is a dissenting ewe view but it's the first time i've heard on the floor of the senate a denial of that assertion that was made. everyone knows that we -- it would cost. i eab reb the mccain-lieberman bill and senator lieberman said

i gave them one of these gun guitars so they could keep working in the slums of rio de janeiro music with the kids find the tools to change their reality. i. think you have to be very quick points and continue in the rossini islama you can't just walk around like that at all but i'll see if my work at the racine islam was created to open doors so people could understand the slums in the people who live there that was originated myside i have photographed ten other slums. less than five percent of people in the slums are criminals but they are the ones who give the slums a bad name. to secure. but the slums are filled with hardworking and honest people it's estimated that in ten years more than half of the world's population will be living in these types of communities in these communities where the violence exists but why in my photos i try to show where the problem is and where the solution is known and i think it starts in childhood at this age. ok here is where the problem is. but if we target that age i think that a lot can be done but at the same but about the same is. that i. k

ok you know markers in some parts of rio de janeiro parts of brazil there are more deaths than actual war zones welcome when you're here it's an urban war where any living being can be a potential targets like a. miser for murder it's like an epidemic of minor conflicts everywhere where firearms become the solution to small disputes for them so it began as disputes over power people shoot for no reason at all. well not only the criminals but also the police. but i cannot watch these barbaric acts you cannot watch people being murdered in this way and not feel anything. for them thank you i don't presume to change people's lives but i do my part as an artist. to. come here to come to the city to see the freedom i wanted a billboard this year was of a mother hugging a school kid who had been shot dead with a smiling policeman all next to them holding a smoking gun was you. if you. got to they came in the middle of the night and painted over this billboard. is fascism . one absurdity of the silences another absurdity if you open the paper today there is going to be a new absurdity that w

summer in this rio de janeiro cemetery lies his brother. the 64-year-old knows nothing else of his siblings fate. his brother was in the student protest movement. he was with three friends of the day he disappeared in 1973. he says his brother was murdered. >> the military let their cargo up in flames. it was supposed to look like an accident. >> he never bought that story. in the photographs he obtained a letter, there are signs of torture on his brother's body. >> my brother was not a bloodthirsty criminals. he was just one of many citizens who exercised his right to protest against a military that had seized power from a recognized government. >> in a strong symbolic act, the state of rio de janeiro apologized to the victims of the military dictatorship and their relatives, including this family. for years, the military's crimes were taboo, but brazil now acknowledges its past 27 years after the end of the dictatorship. even if compensation payments to the victims' families can never make up their loss, at the very least it is a start lo

murieron personas en el 2009, el vuelo que cayÓ al ocÉano atlÁntico, mientras cubrÍa la ruta rio de janeiroestÁ fik trÁfi drogas a estados unidos, Él fue trasladado esta misma semana a estados unidos, tras entregarse a ladea en la aeropuerto de bogotÁ. tambiÉn en colombia aunque usted no lo crea, el muerto estaba vivo y la prueba de ello es el impresionante despliegue de tropas que se stutilizÓ para capturarlo y no era para menos, porque era un narco muerto en el 2010, maribel osorio tiene una realidad de noches de bodas que parecÍa de fantasia. >>> este es el momento en que la policÍa llega a una isla del caribe colombiano para detener a un acusado de narcotrÁfico ahÍ se celebraba una boda y a quiÉn buscaban era al novio alÍas fritanga celebraba su boda con el derroche de las antiguos Épocas de la mafia de pablo escobar, las autoridades calculan que gastÓ millon y medio de dÓlares en la fiesta programada para 8 dÍas consecutivos, transportÓ a la isla y hospedÓ a 200 invitados donde hubo licor y comida en abundancia. >>> seguirÉ siendo el amor por siempre >>> amor te amo por siempre >>> asÍ

famosos, y un reporte final del accidente de air france que se estrenÓ en el ocÉano atlÁntico entre rÍo de janeiroe costÓ el trabajo, lo despidieron, lourdes fue a investigar y cuenta quÉ pasÓ. >>> la definiciÓn de este tipo de trabajo lo dice todo, salvavidas, y es su funciÓn, salvar vidas, pero tomÁs lÓpez que era salvavidas al norte de miami perdiÓ el trabajo irÓnicamente por rescatar a un baÑista. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> vi que alguien se ahogaba a lo lÉjos la gente gritaba, a pesar que el supervisor me dijo que era fuera del jurisdicciÓn, y fui a prestarle auxilio. >>> tommy llegÓ al lugar, y prestÓ primeros auxilios, hasta que llegaron los paramÉdicos, y lo despidieron por desobedecer ordenes. otros compaÑeros molestos por lo ocurrido renunciaron. >>> si estuviera en la misma situaciÓn, hubiera hecho lo mismo, no me voy a quedar mirando hasta que la 911 venga. >>> la compaÑÍa donde trabajaba tommy explicÓ, tenemos problemas de responsabilidad legal y no podemos salir del Área de protecciÓn, lo que hizo fue su decisiÓn, conocÍa las normas de la compaÑÍa, e hizo lo que creÓo que tenÍa que

of of swimming in the much colder waters of patagonia, they were spotted along the beaches of rio de janeirodozens of flightless birds were rescued and returned to their natural habitat. experts say it is common for young penguins to lose their way while searching for food. >> that's the right way to get lost. >> no kidding. >>> well, in england the olympic torch has reached new heights. on the 46th day of the olympic torch relay, the fiery beacon was flown by a professional stuntman on a jet pack at the england's national space center. the daredevil aptly known as jet pack man took the torch over the building before making his way back down. the relay will continue for 20 24 more days. >> and, finally, in israel, some clothes hopefully come with washing instructions. a fashion student has developed bioprints, unique patterns formed by bacteria. that's right. she grew bacteria in a petri dish and dried and dyed it to fabric. she said the prints are truly one of a kind since, you see, bill, each time bacteria grows, it grows in a different way. so every time you show up at a party -- >> bacte

environmental gathering is gearing up down in rio de janeiro with people from all different parts of the world to are participating in that green a uniquely religious or spiritual perspective into the conversations about climate. >>> how did you get interested in this? >>> there are two pieces to that i would say i was born amidst in the episcopal church and yet i've always felt that as much as i cherished my christian identity that that was not the only path to the ultimate truth to god and known and unknown and the part of life as the most compelling to me. and learning from others not just people that practice my own faith as always been compelling for me. the other is a group with a brother who had down syndrome and he talked me in his life that there really are no other people in this world no matter how different someone might seem the really are fundamentally sisters and brothers and our job i believe is to do my best to be a sister or brother to another brother or sister in this world and to call in to the relationship to desist deepest and best spiritual resources that i hav

or de rio de janeiro. time for business with danielle and the i phone isn't the world's most popular smartphone anymore samsung is said to have an incredible ten million preorders for its new galaxy s three which is lloyd's faster than the i phone it's also a victory for google whose android operating system year three works on something of a benefit from apple sales its chips power the i phone and i pad so long way from its roots the company started in nineteen thirty eight selling fruit and vegetables this checkmark is because asian stocks are falling for a second day of the china unexpectedly cut interest rates for the second time in two months cheaper boring is bad for chinese banks whose shares are falling despite e.u. sanctions only wrong going into effect this month crude prices are slipping as well report saudi arabia is raising production is pushing brant down below one hundred dollars a barrel russia just opened slightly higher recovering some of yesterday's losses the ulti is edging back up to f

the stars of the game won't be seen on going london the olympics the twenty sixteen games in rio de janeiro much will be where the borders make their debut so much more and more people are getting interested in this style of basketball if he was actually supposed to introduce three on three in london as a potential olympic sport therefore very soon in twenty twenty or even twenty sixteen he will feature in the olympics. holder slovenia could match their performance of last year departing at the quarter final stage while force russia also flattered to deceive head into the locker room and it was mr rainy and team headdress who stole the limelight of a common past the embarrassed for my mania and in may why it's a final tournament m.v.p. poorly especially on this stage in his team mates exceptional knowledge of each other is the key to this success well we're a very long done goes well we usually play together in the sky during the summer back in billows we played together like three times a week so we know each other for a long time though and it's not a first time we were playing together b

or de rio de janeiro. coming after the business up there with daniel and slovenia may become the sixty you bail out the euro member says it can't rule that tells off the fitch warn slovenia has one of the weakest banking's markets in central and eastern europe but the country's finance minister added a bailout will only be needed if those problems get even bigger and. wrong to have exposed her country to those risks one hundred seventy two economists have written an open letter to the chancellor saying she's open germany up to huge. e.u. states agreeing a banking union mrs merkel dismissed the economist fears she said the union is first of all about better banking supervision that is urgently necessary europe has open law on the use comic of persia is readying a new round of cuts of the first deliveries good china is unexpectedly cutting interest rates for a second time in quick succession cheaper boring chinese banks who shares are pulling the nikkei closed down the euro is also slipping to the dollar on

or de rio de janeiro. daniel joins us from our business desk and daniel engler merkel is wrong to create a euro banking union well so say one hundred seventy two economists in an open letter to the chancellor they want she's opening germany up to a huge hit among banks insolvent europe several spanish lenders have recently gone bust but mrs merkel dismissed the economist fears she says the union is first of all about banking supervision that is quote urgently necessary europe has just opened low on that news frankfurt just about holding on to sixty five hundred points to the foot also slightly lower this hour asian stocks are falling for a second day as well off the china unexpectedly cut interest rates for the second time in two months cheaper boring is bad for chinese banks whose shares the fall of the euro is trading flat against the greenback this hour though the ruble was weaker against the dollar but stronger against european currency now despite you sanctions on iran going into effect this month cru

rio de janeiro. dale joins us now with the business senate seems like relations between b.p. and its a lucrative russian arm are getting worse yes the british firm hasn't even sold its stake yet but b.p. has already replaced it in talks to extend the joy of north stream pipeline but only goes problem has dumped b.p. and is now in negotiations with t a k p p for it to join the world's biggest underwater gas route b.p. put its fifty percent stake up for sale last month blaming a breakdown in relations with its russian partners check the markets the euro is trading flat against the greenback of this hour on thursday the ruble was weaker against the dollar but stronger against european currency here in moscow the session will kick off in less than two hours time the russian markets followed most of europe yesterday to end on a negative note this point you saying actions on iran going into effect this month and one a tree easing crude prices are falling there's also a bearish impact on the supply side with saudi arabia reportedly raising production to compensate asian stocks of fa

netherlands midfielder as this thirty six year old descended upon both a focus home arena in rio de janeiro zaid or signed a two year deal with the side just last week and promised to help them become a winning team the tsunami born dutchman truly has the gold and such about him you want four champions league titles and he's the only one to do so with three different clubs after spells at real madrid and ac milan. russia's a male basketball team have qualified for the ones in the olympics bagging a place after beating nigeria eighty five seventy seven in a qualifier in venezuela i think station that scored with twenty while andre kirilenko added nineteen points the win for david plants men puts them in a group this summer against a very they will play the united states argentina france tunisia and lithuania who also qualified after beating dominican republic one zero nine eighty three. let's turn to golf for u.s. open champion webb simpson will take a two shot lead into the final round all the greenbrier classic in west virginia the twenty six year old american carded a third round of sixty

or de rio de janeiro. we do have a bit of breaking news this hour the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says every country must make it clear russia and china will pay a price she's been speaking at a friends of syria meeting in paris and she's also said that russia is sending helicopters to syria which are participating in the killing of protesters it's a claim that russia has strenuously denied. time now for a business with danielle and you do have reports of britain's bank supervisor worried barclay is about its culture months ago yes it appears disgraced boss bob diamond ignored warnings from andrew bailey of the financial services authority back in february at a board meeting that time says he spoke of the lender pushing the envelope too far testifying to parliament of the rate rigging fiasco was exposed mr diamond admitted cultural issues at the bank but blamed low ranking managers of the persian brands traditionally strong markets from spain and italy are in profound crisis says europe's number two comic of hearsay after analysis in the first ha

or de rio de janeiro. counter business with danielle and danielle what's this i hear about the i phone now being the world's most popular smartphone something said to have a stunning ten million preorders for its new galaxy s three which is lighter and faster than the i phone it's also a victory for google whose droid operating system the three works on even benefits from apple sales chips power the i phone and i pad markets because the euro is trading flat against the greenback this hour on the rubles weaker against the dollar but stronger against european currency they were mosco session will kick off in thirty five minutes time on thursday the russian markets finished on a negative note following much of europe e.u. sanctions on iran going into effect this month and monetary easing from central banks crude prices are falling is a bearish impact on the supply side with saudi arabia reportedly raising production asian stocks there falling for a second day as interest rate cuts in europe failed to reassure

america to try their chances of fulfilling was increasingly the brazilian dream school of forty rio de janeiro. elsewhere around the world this morning portugal's constitutional court struck down the government's latest austerity package. lawful said cuts to pensioner and public worker bonuses and vacations couldn't go ahead because they promoted inequality that's a harsh blow to the government's austerity program and is likely to mean deeper cuts elsewhere portugal was given a seventy eight billion euro bailout from the evil last year to save it from bankruptcy. hundreds of people have taken to the streets in northern pakistan there protesting over the reopening of nato supply routes the first convoy crossed into afghanistan early friday with plans for all containers passing through to be scanned for weapons the route was shut last november after a u.s. airstrike that killed twenty four pakistani troops. it's one eighteen moscow time next the dark secrets of america's most infamous prison camp as we talk to a british lawyer who's investigated some of the worst cases of abuse in guantanamo . o

or de rio de janeiro. time now for money knows i think in my day and you know any euro member thigh press afghan russia for a loan yes russia's finance minister says it's asked for five billion euro of the emergency talks on its struggling economy so this president this week justified turning to russia rather than the e.u. to say moscow's terms all cheaper and easier than brussels you can see officials had also visited china suggesting it was desperate to avoid an e.u. bailout which has imposed vicious spending cuts on other eurozone states slovakia's is an e.u. bailout colby ruled out of the fitch want to house one of the weakest banking markets in central and eastern europe and the country's finance minister i did a bailout will only be needed if the lenders problems get bigger. the persians from brown's traditionally strong markets from spain and italy are in profound crisis says europe's number to call make a p.s.a. after announcing sales in the first half swung into the red after a bright start euro c

of forty rio de janeiro. couple top world news stories now portugal's constitutional court struck down the government's latest to stereotype package is unlawful it said cuts to pensioner and public worker bonuses of vacations couldn't go ahead because they promoted inequality is a harsh blow them to the government's austerity program and it's likely to mean deeper cuts elsewhere now portugal was given a seventy eight billion euro bailout from the e.u. last year to save it from bankruptcy. been protests in northern pakistan over the reopening of a nato supply route through the country earlier this week the roadway was shut last november after u.s. airstrike that killed twenty four pakistani troops it only reopened when america eventually apologized just a few days ago the first convoy crossed into afghanistan early friday with plans for all containers passing through to be scanned torching r.t. live from moscow twenty two minutes past eleven pm now it's catch up with dimitri the business there's kind of a tree

during a flight from rio de janeiro to paris.recordings recovered from the crash revealed a state of confusion in the cockpit.. with pilots not responding to the stall warnings. a lifeguard in florida has lost his job... for *doing* his job. tomas lopez saw a man drowning in the water off hallandale beach. so he ran to help, and the man survived. tomas says, he thought his responsibility was to save lives. his bosses said, his responsibility is to stay in his own section of the beach. so they fired him. they also fired a second lifeguard who said he would have done the same thing in tomas' position. >>i am going to do what i felt was right and i did ... >>he felt he needed to save someone since they needed help ... a third lifeguard quit in protest. some fishermen made a massive catch off california's coast. take a look -- they pulled in this 800-pound shark. the shortfin mako shark was found monday about 15-miles off marina del ray. the shark was so heavy, it took eight men to lift it out of the water and get it onto a scale. mo

or de rio de janeiro. we do now joins us with the business news so it's all red around the world this hour isn't it on the market absolutely right that's after a disappointing jobs report i would need knighted states when the non-farm sector added just eighty thousand jobs last month when one hundred thousand was expected and therefore the reaction we're seeing is indeed a sell off with the dow jones and nasdaq declining now more than more than one percent as far as i can remember yes that's right as they still pointing green the supposed to be red we apologize yet again in europe we're seeing pretty much the same picture with the footsie and the dax declining half a percent and one and a half percent this hour that's also on the back of borrowing costs for spain climbing to around seven percent just within breathing distance of that crucial market when the risk of default becomes so much larger and over over in russia we're also seeing the same picture with the r t s m i six now closed at two point two do

the jet headed from rio de janeiro to paris when it slammed into the ocean during a thunderstorm killing8 onboard. the report blames inadequate training and poor oversight describes the crew in a state of almost total loss of control of the situation partly because speed sensors froze over and gave false readings. scott brenner joins us now. he works with the public affairs firm again heart government affairs. the first thing i learned in flying, in a stall you point the nose down, pick up your speed and regain control. it's baffling to look at this accident and think for 54 seconds that stall warning buzzer went off an yet they continued to pull up on the nose of the plane. >> it is baffling. but it's hard to -- in a simulation or just a normal conversation, sure, we can reason it out. but when you're flying in the night over a huge storm and having multiple failures that you've never seen in your life, you've never trained for this, i can see why they make mistakes. unfortunately, as you know, in every major crash relearn something else about technology and human error. a lot of times

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sean and his mom, bruna, were heading to rio de janeiro, brazil, for what was supposed to be a two-week and he was all smiles as he kissed them good-bye. >> love, hug, kisses. we did the thing i love you as we always did as they were walking through the jetway. >> neither sean nor his dad could possibly have known then that years would pass before they'd ever see each other again. when bruna arrived in brazil, her native country, she called with devastating news. >> our marriage is over. our love affair is over. i decided to be -- stay in brazil. so clear, she said this. so unemotional. >> never gave you a reason? >> it was over. our love affair is over. >> david demanded that his wife return with sean immediately, but she refused. just like that, his little boy had been taken away. and david says bruna not only wanted full custody of their son in brazil, she threatened that if he didn't comply, things would get ugly. >> and if i go to the police or if i go to the courts, i won't come home and you'll never see him again. >> by taking sean, bruna was guilty of parental child abduction. b

they were found in rio de janeiro, brazil. they were stolen in the late '70s from minneapolis.s is called "the swing." it was stolen in 2002. we recovered it if 2003. worth about $15 million. individuals that go in to the apartment, richest woman in spain, stole 17 paintings. >> where do you find this pieces? >> over time, when the piece is stolen, might take ten, 15 years, but many times you recover them because what happens the person that stole them sold it to an unknowing buyer. that person dies or decides to put it back on the market. >> now the fbi estimate that is the losses from theft and counterfeiting of art, wine and other collectibles is to be $6 billion every year. and sue, you know, it's active, too, in terms of investigations. people like robert wlitman and others are doing. the fbi art crime team just last week did an undercover operation in miami and recovered what they think is a matisse stolen from venezuela. another stat to surprise you in terms of the crimes that the big guys are following right now, it's drugs, it's arms and then collectibles of all things

jet went down in the middle of the atlantic ocean during a thunderstorm in 2009, en route from rio de janeiro to paris. investigators found the pilots were inadequately trained to fly manually at high altitudes. they also found fault with the speed sensors that iced up, setting off the plane's troubles. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to ray. >> suarez: the fukushima nuclear accident is often seen as the consequence of a rare natural disaster. but a tough new report from japan concludes that the accident was man made in more ways than one. the traditional narrative of what went wrong in japan in early 2011 had gone like this. after withstanding a powerful 9.0 magnitude earthquake on march 11, the fukushima dai-chi nuclear plant lost all power to three of its six units when a tsunami destroyed its emergency generators and cooling pumps. with those off-line and severe flood damage to structures and equipment, meltdowns soon followed and seemed unavoidable. but a new report released today says otherwise. >> in this report, we have concluded that the fukushima nuclear acciden

utc, universal time, and standard time used in aviation, air france flight 447 took off from rio de janeiroding for paris charles de gaulle airport. it was an airbus 230 series and carrying 228 people or souls as they say in the industry. 216 passengers and 12 crew members. four hours into the 11-hour journey, things started to go wrong. at 0200, the plane entered a thunderstorm with strong turbulence, and the pilots made a short course correction to avoid the bad weather. then a problem with the plane's small probes that are used to measure the speed of the airplane. it is believed they got clogged with super speice. and then the autopilot disengaged. the co-pilot who was flying overreacted by pulling back on the side stick, and the plane started to climb. a minute, the plane had climbed to 38,000 feet, and was outside its certified parameters. though, as the air speed dropped dramatically, and the plane fell out of the sky, falling at nearly 11,000 feet a minute. as the earlier reports make clear, over the next 3 1/2 minutes, there was confusion in the cockpit as the pilots tried and fail

the plane heading from rio de janeiro, brazil, to paris plunged into the atlantic three years ago, killing all 328 people on board. harris faulkner from the newsroom. >> reporter: there was no mystery around this, jon. it has been a long search for what happened. it took years to find the bulk of the wreckage and bodies from the air france flight had 47. most of it was in the mountain range deep in the ocean. most investigators determined plane crashed because the speed sensors on board gave the wrong reading. the plane climbed to 38,000 feet when the stall warning was triggered and the plane stalled. the engines were working but it descended quickly into the atlantic. they say it likely took just 3 1/2 minutes to hit the water belly-up. in fact, it was intact, most of the parts. but oxygen masks were never deployed, indicating the cabin did not depressurize. what a painful way to go for those people. this is frighting. the data recorders that pilots failed to talk about repeated stall warnings and had no altitude training to deal with it the situation. interesting to note as well, the pla