he, as well as most of the confederados had come into port at rio de janeiro. the government house them for a while, as it had the tennessee gentlemen. in the ancestor's case, he had gone to the state essentially would be comparative to west virginia of brazil. so very rugged very poor, very run-down. it's called espirito santo and its main city is linhardees. i it was not a glamour trip. i spent a lot of time writing around on back roads. i got some fascinating pictures of anacondas. one of them ended up on the back of the book. they were sunning themselves. with regard to the other question, historians still disagree about how many confederados and their families, how many southerners and their families went to brazil and other countries. it kind of goes back to ron wilson's question to the last speaker about paroles or the lack thereof. to some extent, to the conclusion of many modern wars records are sketchy. there are diasporas of people huge movements of people going every which way. given that chaotic element it is hard to put a number on how many southe

bbc news visits rio de janeiro olimpco. >> translator: my name is careys and i live in rio de janeiro brazil. i live very far from the school and to get here i take two buses and the metro every day. i like to study here, because it's very schoolcool. it's a school with a particular emphasis on sports. but what does it mean to be a school with an emphasis on sports? >> translator: these are all the trophies that our school has won in sports. our schools value sports a lot. >> it's not just sports it also really values classroom time. >> translator: maybe you don't understand why in a sports school we students have to study a lot. so i'll ask my teacher and she'll be able to explain it better to you. >> translator: well, we're at a school and a school's goal is to prepare its students for life. we can't forget the citizen we're building here and the academics. both are very important so that the in the future you can make your choices. >> translator: this school is a school that uses sports to change, not only its students but also society. it builds thinking citizen and citizens that

battsiti was arrested in rio de janeiro and a judge ruled that he does not have the right to stay in brazil. >> march 2007. sitting in the back of the black police car, he has just been arrested in rio de janeiro. he was finally set three in 2011. legal troubles did not end there for the 60-year-old communist militant. he was arrested again in rio on thursday where he can now be exposed for staying unlawfully in brazil. he has been on the run since the late 1970's. he is accused of murdering for people, including a prison guard and a policeman. the militant denies the charges saying he never shot anyone condemns a life in prison -- condemned to a life in prison in 1971, he fled from italy. he spent the next 15 years between france and mexico, publishing several crime novels and leading a relatively calm life as a building concierge in paris. in 2004, the new extradition command was approved. and then he ran toward brazil. the final decision on his future has yet to be reached, with his lawyers planning to fight the expulsion. molly: in five days, israel will head to the polls. benjami

en rÍo de janeiro, arthur para telemundo. >> a dos aÑos de la muerte de hugo chavez hay fuertes crÍticas direcciones polÍticos de chavez dicen estÁn a punto de desaparecer. >> la sxer tiz de gobierno de chavez hubiera implicado la bÚsqueda de una soluciÓn a los problemas que tenemos hoy. >> desde la Última vez que test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test organizando nuestras fuerzas cada vez mejor. >> para la lÍder de la oposiciÓn chavez y maduro representan lo mismo. >> es el mismo proyecto que acabÓ con la independencia de los poderes, pero lo mÁs grave, intentÓ confrontar la sociedad venezolana. >> en sÉpase podrÍa poner a prueba el poder de maduro en la elecciÓn de la asamblea nacional nacional. >> echemos un vistazo al mundo. condenan ataque a uno de los museos de la humanidad, destrucciÓn de los restos de una ciudad antigua por grupo islÁmico. fueron detenidos dos sospechosos del asesinato de un lÍder op si toro. los presuntos asesinos vienen del norte del kau causo. el homb

las principales manifestaciones tuvieron lugar en rÍo de janeiro y comenzaron en las playas de copacabanan la estatal petrolera petrobras. hablan de hasta 1 millÓn del francÉs a cargo de. costa >> en brasil murieron 54 personas cuando un autobÚs cayÓ un abismo en el estado de santa catalina. el vehÍculo transportaba un grupo de evangÉlicos a un evento religioso. se sobrevivientes entre ellos dos niÑos fueron trasladados o un hospital aunque no se determina la causa del accidente la policÍa dice que los frenos del autobÚs habÍa fallado. dentro de la lista de las 50 ciudades mÁs violentas del mundo mÉxico acapara las 10 primeras posiciones. al buscar una plaza como servidor pÚblico es una riesgosa decisiÓn ya que en la Última dÉcada del asesinato del polÍtico se ha puesto a la orden del dÍa como nos explica andrea gonzÁlez en mÉxico. andrea: la violencia ocasionada por el crimen organizado que se vive en mÉxico y ha alcanzado la clase polÍtica. de acuerdo con un estudio realizado por el diario el universal en los Últimos 10 aÑos han ocurrido al menos 90 asesinatos polÍticos en el paÍs. 43 d

thousands are gathering as you can see marching along copacabana reach in rio de janeiro. there is deepening discontent. we are joined live from saw sao paulo. >> they haven't all started yet and we're already seeing tens of thousands of people in the streets. rio de janeiro that's a lot of people on that three to five-kilometer stretch of beach there. we also see tens of thousands protesting interior in the southeast of the country. we also have protestors in the north. we are seeing mass movements hit the streets across the country a bit reminiscent of 2013 when people protested against a bus hike and that spiraled into a protest against billions of dollars of spending on the world cup and on the upcoming olympics in rio. this is all to say that people are extremely upset. the irony though, for our viewers is that this is taking place on the 30th anniversary of the return to democracy march 15, 1985, democracy was ushered back in after more than a 20 year military dictatorship. one of the victims of that dictatorship was tortured during those years and now she is under th

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rio de janeiro prepares for the olympics, pollution could be a problem. a pakistani teenager who was flown to the u.k. for surgery after being shot by the taliban has been speaking to the bbc. he was shot at a school back in december. his brother and 100 ready people survived. he survived by prepending to be dead. he was flown to the u.k. foreign operation and is now on the road to recovery. reporter: safe with his family. he survived the telegram's intent >> i show myself to them. they think that he is died. reporter: he is now recovering after he was flown here for surgery. >> by the physical therapy, the normal life can also play a role in the development of my hand. reporter: the family continues to received death threats for the taliban, it might be a while before he returns to taliban. he will continue with his education and will enroll in a nearby school at easter. >> i want to become a doctor. after this in turn, i want to be in the army, in the military that will save pakistan. to save pakistan from terrorism and other things. reporter: they migh

in rio de janeiro there were some counts by officials and police say there were a thousand people on the street. the protests were characterized by two elements. elements of people saying no to privatization of peroleing ibros. they say the can exactly it scandal is a distraction you also see at these protests, people out saying that dilma rousseff must stay in power. on sunday tens of thousands are expected to march across brazil calling for the impeachment of dilma rousseff. it is unlikely that she would be impeached, but she's one of the most disliked president at this time of her term. >>> concern about the e.u.'s agriculture and fishery policies led to problems for finland's finland's-e.u. membership. >>> prosecutors have previously refused to travel to london during assange assange accusation in in 2012. >> from his almost three-year confinement inside, julian assange is said to have welcomed a swedish prosecution request to interview him here. it's ledge that had assange committed sex crimes including rape involving two women in swede no one 2010. allegations he always denied

. >> reporter: this is the bay in rio de janeiro. from above, but the surface tells a different story. pollution, junk, and toxic runoff more than visible. and in 500 days it will be hosting olympic sailing events. >> reporter: we'll have the bay and its waters ready to host athletes from the entire world, and these waters will be equal for everybody. >> reporter: at this market shipping son ter, items have been put on display to raise awareness. the bay receives the majority of the city's raw sewage and officials promised to clean up 80% of it. the city's mayor admits this goal is no longer achievable. >> translator: it's obvious that it is the responsibility of all of us, all of us meaning the government. society has also its part. i think we have missed the opportunity to clean the bay. >> reporter: west of the city at the main olympic park officials say all of the venues are on time and on budget. >> different than the other games, 60% of our budget comes from the private sector. so we are using the public private partnership to

the experts look ahead to next year when the olympics land in rio daijhee rio de janeiro, brazil. oxy tech received initial approval to receive genetically modified bugs there, among many efforts to control the mosquito population as the olympics bloom. i'm meg tirrell in the florida keys. >> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. >> and on behalf of your public tv station, thank you. we'll see you to explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. i'm going to teach you 7 steps for how to get older without aging. dr. christiane northrup, visionary pioneer and a leading authority on women's health, now takes the topic of aging and turns it on its head. i want you to dance through time reject the notion that age causes a decrease in your value. join dr. northrup and discover the truth about growing older. watch glorious women never age! next. how you are going to grow older is your decision.

it is estimated 70% of sewage in rio de janeiro flows untreated into local rivers. >> colombo i can't doubled the number of police in the streets in the port city racked by violence between gangs which has left hundreds dead and forced thousand to say flee their homes. we have a report. >> digging for body parts investigators in colombia's port town found a hidden grave in this neighborhood called the progress. in it were the dismembered remains of two young men who disappeared months earlier. former paramilitary groups have long terrorized the city, fight to go control territory in the population. a year ago the government announced special measures, doubling the number of police and investigators. they also sent in the army. a year later these areas were pilgrims by either fear or collusion. many fled leaving their homes up for sale. those radio remain stay silent. >> some say there are mass graves and dismembered bodies, but we haven't seen anything. >> no, no, we don't know anything about that. >> nobody in this neighborhood feels safe enough to talk to us on camera, that's becaus

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. >> he was to compete in rio de janeiro next year but the theft means he can't work out for the time being. at the same time, san francisco police have another prosthetic leg mystery they are trying to solve. the leg with a brown shoe attached was found on market street near the tenderloin last week. police having it until someone claims it. >>> a dangerous road in san francisco should soon get some new bicycle lanes. the metropolitan transportation agency approved a plan yesterday to transform 20 blocks of polk street with two bike paths. there have been about 150 bike accidents there in the past eight years. opponents argue the loss of parking spaces would hurt businesses there. >>> much of new england is already buried in snow and it's about to get worse. despite the piles of snow in boston, the city insists its st. patrick's day parade will go on as planned this month. today, another blast of winter is expected to move into maine, massachusetts, eastern new york and new jersey. the storm is also expected to dip through parts of the mid- atlantic and the south. >>> california coul

. >> reporter: tens of thousands marched in other cities too along rio de janeiro the calls were thee they want the president out. hundreds of thousands of people have come out to march here on sunday and ironically it's the 30th anniversary of the return of democracy in brazil when after a 20-year military rule they were free of election and they say they are talking about democracy but those in government think this is an attack on that very democracy. there were conservative strains visible, signs calling for military intervention and rejection of communism and opponents accuse her and the party of following. while the protests carried on yusif minister said the president is listening to demands and lack on them it's a response by a president from whom it seems many no longer want to hear adam rainy, al jazeera, south palo. >>> still to come here on the program broad powers to make laws venezuela parliament allows president maduro to have a degree amid tensions with the u.s. military drill in south korea in preparation for possible future attack from the north, stay with us. ♪ >>

in rio de janeiro, they are calling on the pot to resign. a political corruption scandal and weak economy have made the president more unpopular than ever before. also in brazil, a number of passengers died when a bus plunged 400 meters off a mountain road and now that death toll stands at least 49. it's feared more bodies may be found in the wreckage. >> while accurately predicting the future remains as impossible now as it was thousands of years ago, it is at least possible to describe how the world may look, like never before. commuter models can help assess future water shortages or rising prices. phil has been to the future fest in london where they're trying to work out what life will be like in the future. >> welcome to the future. it's noise, you can say that at least, but will we really be strapped into chairs like this in coming years? virtual reality masks on our faces? who knows. at the moment, it's just for fun. >> people are limited by what their bodies can withstand. in the future, i speculate we're going to go inside people's

along rio de janeiro's iconic copa cabana beach and across this massive country their calls were thewant the president out. hundreds of thousands of people have come out to march here on sunday. and ironically, it's the 30th anniversary of the return of democracy in brazil. when after a 20-year military rule there were finally free elections the people marching say they are pro-democracy but their opponents say this is an attack on that very democracy. there were conservative strains visible. signs calling for military intervention and rejections of communism. an analogy that they have accused the president and the party of following. while the protests carry on, the president's justice minister announced that the president is listening to their demands and will act on them. it's a response by a president from whom it seems many no longer want to hear. adam raney, al jazerra, sao paulo. >>> in venezuela lawmakers have agreed to give president nicholas maduro new powers which allow him to make unilateral decrease. decrees. the u.s. president barack obama had called him a threat to u.s

the government of rio de janeiro is turning to a high-tech firm for help cleaning up the garbage floating in the bay that is set to be the sailing venue for the 2016 olympics. the international olympics committee has put pressure on rio to collect the trash. a dutch company has created a system to track and forecast where the garbage moves. that data can then be used to clean it up. >>> well we just switched to daylight saving time and now lawmakers in texas are thinking about making it the last time for the time change in the lone star state. a texas house panel has just taken up the bill to end daylight saving time across the state. the bill's sponsor says getting rid of the clock change will keep kids from going to school when it's dark outside and will cut down on problems caused by losing sleep. if it passes texas would join arizona and hawaii. those states do not make the annual time switch. >>> the wheels are turning on construction of a skyscaper in downtown allentown. officials have given preliminary approval for work to begin on a 33-story tower. this building would be the talle

along rio de janeiro's iconic copa cabana beach and across the massive country their calls were the sameant the president out. hundreds of thousands of people have come out to march here on sunday and ironically it's the 30 agent anniversary of the return of december any in brazil when after a 20-year military rule there were finally free elections the people marching say their opponents in government think this is an attack on that very democracy. there were conservative strains visible. signs calling for military intervention and rejections of communism. an ideology opponents of the president often accuse her and the party of following. while the protests carried on, the justice minister announced that the president is listening to their demands and will act on them. it's a response by a president from whom it seems many no longer want to hear. adam raney, al jazerra sow paolo. >>> still to come on the program. could this new alliance change israel's political landscape? >>> plus the world's largest arms importer says it needs more military hardware. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again. here are the t

in rio de janeiro there were maybe a thousand people on the street. now the protests are characterized by two elements. elements of people saying no to privatization of petrobras. they say the scandal is a distraction to convince people that it needs to be privatized, and that's something that these leftest protesters say they're totally against. but you also see these protest people saying that they must stay in power in president. tens of thousands of people are expected to rally calling for the impeachment of dilma rousseff. she's one of the most unpopular presidents at this time in her term in office. >> adam, with the latest from sao paolo. thank you. >>> now it is often described as the world's most secretive state and one notoriously difficult for residents to leave. those who do manage to escape north korea usually make their way to the country's southern neighbor. but a handful of refugees will make a new life in the u.s. >> reporter: in their small appointment, they prepare breakfast. their children, 14 and 9 get up for school. the daily mor

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rio de janeiro. remember that one? what was her name? vonsconsuelas? i had to give him every line. [laughter] what was that restaurant? that would take a phone call. i'm doing my part and his part. [laughter] nathan: i like the other version of that. and actress worked with an old british actor who had difficulty remembering his line speed when he would go up some with politely turned to her and smile and say, so, how is your father? [laughter] it was all on her. she talked a lot about her father in that play. how is your father? brian: there was an actor the first time we did this. nathan: this is good. brian: ron had a checkered career. spent a little bit of time in prison. i think 17 years. bob took a chance on him. when he realized what he had taken on, said to the cast, i have got to have an escape mechanism. when i have the speeches, if i say, oh boy, i know the line. but i'm going to say oh boy. be ready. if i say, oh boy, oh boy, we may skip a little line. [laughter] if i say it three times it's every man for himself. [laughter] charlie: they say to do o'neill is tough, lik

shaps shasta darlington cnn, rio de janeiro. >> will rio be ready? we will have to wait and see.for joining us. i'm george howell. stay with us. we will have more from moscow as mourners are set to march in honor of slain opposition activist boris nemtsov. the news continues next hour here on cnn u.s. and cnn international. you think you take off all your make-up before bed. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. a planned opposition rally for a mourning politician. cnn is live from moscow next. >>> tough talk from president maduro. several americans are being detained for engaging in es peon age. we'll explain all the hyp

. >> ken and ann grew up in rio de janeiro. >> what was your sister like?ttle girl and as a teenager? >> very popular in school, she hung out with the cool crowd definitely. >> outgoing and popular, but something wasn't quite right. >> when i was in my pre-teens, 10, 12, i knew something was weird. something was different. >> weird and different turned out to be early signs of what would later become serious mental illness. >> i didn't have any suicide attempts or anything like that until my 20s, that is when it really hit. >> ann would be diagnosed as bipolar. a condition characterized by episodes of severe mood swings. she says that might explain her making sometimes rather impulsive decisions, like moving to virginia. >> one morning i woke up and i said, i'm done with cities. i want to move to the country, i want to live in a log cabin. >> virginia is where she would meet john, the man she would one day be accused of killing. >> and so when you first met him, what was your first impression? >> i'm in love. >> right away? >> absolutely. >> that very first

. >>> today is the 450th anniversary of rio de janeiro's founding. [ ♪♪ ] >>> they are celebrating withba, purchase performances. rio is brazil's most visited city and they are hosting the 2016 summer olympics. it has become one of the biggest tourist destinations. thousands flocking to visit the ice caves as lake superior froze for the second year in a row. the formations have been carved out. it's accessible by walking over the froze ebb lake. last year was the first time in five years they were accessible. it's very popular >>> two n.a.s.a. astronauts spent several hours on a walk outside the international space station. n.a.s.a. broadcast the footage. they were setting up navigation aids for fucial space flights. it was -- future space flight. it was the third space walk. it's hoped vehicles will be able to use them to navigate the space station. >>> the first selfie taken in outer space was sold in an auction in london for 10 times more than expected. the photo was purchased for nearly 6,000 pounds, or 10,000 u.s. dollars. the snapshot was part of a collection of 700 vintage photos

. >> this is in rio de janeiro. ideal from above but sources tell us a different story. pollution and toxic run off more than visible and in 500 days it will be hosting olympic sailing events. >> we expect and trust to have the bay and it's waters ready to host athletes from the entire world, and these waters will be equal for everybody. >> at this shopping center in rio, fish caught by divers have been put on display to raise awareness to the environmental issues at the base of the problem. officials promised to clean up 80%, but the city admits that this goal is no longer achievable. >> it's obvious that it is the responsibility of all of us, all of us meaning the government, society has also it's part. i think we missed the opportunity to clean the bay. >> west of the city at the main olympic park officials say all the venues are on time and on budget. >> 60% of our budget comes from the private sector. so we're using the public-private partnership to reduce the high cost of public money. so we're delivering the game with a huge legacy and saving public money. >> afte

. >> reporter: tens of thousands marched in other cities too along rio de janeiro's copa cabana beach the calls were to have the president out. thousands of people have come out to march on sunday and ironically its the 30th anniversary of return of democracy in brazil. people marching say they're drinking in democracy but their opponents think this is an attack on this very democracy. there were conservative strains visible. signs calling for military intervention and rejection of communism. opponents of rousseff often accuse her of following. justice minister that the president is listening to the anddemands and will act on them. a response many no longer wants to hear. adam rainey, al jazeera, sao paulo. >> comments made as syria enters its fifth year of civil war. john kerry arrived today he is there for talks on iran's nuclear program. >> secretary of state john kerry in sharm el sheikh, he spoke in an interview with the u.s. tv network cbs. >> we are working very hard with other interested parties to see if we can reignite a diplomatic outcome. why, because everybody agrees ther

most of the areas -- brazil is an enormous country -- where north, west, and a little south of rio de janeiro, and that is essentially a tropical like environment -- i mentioned the banana trees, for example, for the tennessee gentlemen. you know, the ground is typically very rich, but as you saw, the main problem was not having the proper equipment, funding, and the language barrier as well. for the most part, they had to stick together much of the way that immigrants do when they come to the united states today is -- today. if their mastery of english isn't strong, they tend to develop subcommunities within the larger community to help them cool -- pool that was the situation with the confederate routers -- confederados. >> thank you. >> this will be our last question. >> do you know if there are other countries other than brazil for these e x-confederates, or these african-americans who may have been freed or they immigrated on their own to other countries in south america? >> oh, sure, yeah, my research was specifically on the con federados who emigrated to brazil, but there were some who

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. >>> this is rio de janeiro, id eelic from above. the surface tells a different story. pollution, junk and toxic run-off visible. in 500 days it will be hosting sailing events. >> reporter: we expect and trust we'll have the bay and waters ready to host athletes from the entire world. the waters will be equal for everybody. >> at the market shopping center its fished out by divers have been put on display to raise awareness of the environmental issues asserted with the problem. the majority of the city's raw sewerage, and officials promised to clean up 80% of it. it's been admitted that the goal is no longer achievable. >> it's obvious that it's the responsibility of all of us. all of us meaning the government. society has its part. i think we missed the opportunity to clean the base. >> west of the city at the main olympic park officials say all the venues are on time. >> different to the other games. 60% of our budget comes from the private sector. so we are using the ptp, the public and private partnership to reduce the high cost of public money. we are delivering th

. >> while qualifying for the 2016 rio de janeiro summer games is a long shot the golden colorado nativeould love to follow the path blazed by another bay area swimmer. >> missy frank lip is from colorado as well. really nice awesome girl. he is a role model. professionally i'd love to do swimming for my life but i don't know if that's realistic at this point. so we'll have to see in the next few years. >> at the ncaa she'll compete in the 200 backstroke 100 backstroke and 200 individual medley march 19 through the 21st in greensboro north carolina. and of course we want to wish her a ton of luck. back to you guys. >> absolutely. and the south bay a mecca of swimming. thank you, geraud. >> for a full half hour of sports coverage watch on comcast sport net at 10:30. >> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. have a great evening. ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> kim kardashian's extreme look-at-me makeover. what

. >> anti-government protests were underway across brazil in rio de janeiro. thousand us gathered calling on the president to resign. a political corruption scandal and weak economy have made the president more unpopular than ever before. >> still to come on the al jazeera news hour in sport, how a racing driver managed to walk away from this high speed crash. >> part of the reason is that they hang on. you can ever a little bit of power and little bit to say over that future. >> the question here, what kind of future do you want? something there to focus on. al jazeera london. >> time for all the sports news with andy. they are once again selling the standards in formula one the defending world champion won the opening race of the season in australia with something to spare. his teammate coming home in second place. richard parr reports. >> let's say together, i'll be back! >> formula one is back and hamilton is the man to beat. 15 cars started, two pulled up to the grid, unable to race. world's champion lewis hamilton began an pole alongside his teammate. bo

and the bbc has seen some startling evidence that rather suggests that rio de janeiro's polluted waterswill be nowhere near clean enough for next year's games. >> reporter: from a distance rio's olympic park is taking shape. but up close, the view and the smell is less appealing. with deadlines looming to complete the sporting venues the waters here have been completely neglected. a black river of untreated sewage meets the chemically overloaded lime green lagoon. biologist mario muscatelli tells me every river around here is practically dead because they are full of sewage. in rio's iconic bay, the location for sailing events tons of untreated sewage flow every day. some parts of the bay are so polluted, they're an oxic. devoid of oxygen and life. for years, olympic hopefuls including the british team have been training in these waters counting on a promise to clean up the bay. >> there's a lot of debris in the water, which is really bad for racing because you get stuff caught around your boards you slow down, and that's completely by chance. >> reporter: thar making little process tre

estamos todos siempre apoyando estas causas y nos vamos en desde rÍo de janeiro hasta australia. a tarea difÍcil porque los dos pesaban 300 kilos. tuvieron que cargarlos en un camiÓn y regresarlos al hÁbitat natural. afortunadamente pudieron regresarlos al ocÉano. los delfines estÁn muy bien. lourdes: me encantan los delfines. son esos animales tan dÓciles. por lo menos los vemos. yo tenido la oportunidad de acariciar unos no en su hÁbitat natural sin en lugares donde los cuida mucho. la verdad que son super dulces como gritan y como hablan. me encantan. me fascinan. extremadamente inteligentes. ana: y que tristes porque si llegaron buscando comida a este lago es porque en su hÁbitat natural no tienen como ira porque los humanos hemos ido gastando sus recursos. lourdes: tenemos que pensar en eso tambiÉn que lo que hacemos nosotros tiene consecuencias. les voy a mostrar un vÍdeo impresionante. ustedes alguna vez han ido a un rodeo? yo no pero lo peligroso que es no sÓlo para un payaso que da vuelta en el aire. ana: es un deporte bastante extremo. pero hay personas a las que les gus

. >>> the brazilian city of rio de janeiro has been celebrating its 450th birthday.te at the site where the first portuguese sailors and colonizers were believed to have landed. bill hayden reports. >> reporter: 4 1/2 centuries after their ancestors first landed on a beach somewhere near here, a blast of cannon fire opened a cheerful reenactment of the coming of european rule to brazil. historians might question the accuracy of this multi-cultural depiction, but the modern inhabitants of rio seem thrilled to be taking part. >> i think that rio is a city with a lot of history, which holds a lot of brazilian identity. it's given much to this country and received a lot from it. it's the essence of brazil. >> the marvelous city is midway between last year's football world cup and next year's olympics, in the middle of what organizers call a cultural marathon celebrating the best that rio can offer. carnival was last week but it seems this party just won't stop. and if you're having a 450th birthday it seems only appropriate to have a cake 450 meters long. bakers rushed t

january 11, 2011, 12 inches of rain fall overnight in the mountainous region outside rio de janeiro.s a month's worth of rain in just 24 hours, causing the worst rains in decades. one woman wakes up to flooding in the small town. >> translator: i was sleeping when the flood started, and there was only time to get my pets and start running. >> she flees to her brother's home. he's already left, and she quickly becomes stuck. >> i knew that i was trapped when the water took the stairs away, and then there was no way i could come down. >> still, iliar believes she and her dogs will be okay. >> translator: i didn't think it could keep rising and rising like that, so much so that i just sat there on the table, waiting. >> television reporter bruno macelles is covering the floods. what he sees is terrifying. houses demolished in an instant. >> ten seconds, the house was there. and you look again, the house doesn't exist anymore. >> as the cameraman films from above the river, bruno spots iliar alone. >> she was alone with her dogs, screaming for help. and we saw there was nobody was there

talking about those women -- on the other -- on the shore in the -- in the -- what was the name -- rio de janeiro --o daij yeah not talking about them. that one -- consuela -- con consuela, that's right -- (laughter) i had to give him every line. where did that place go the marumba restaurant -- who do you think gets the curtain call? him. they scream for him! and i'm doing my part and his part! >> rose: (laughter) >> i like the other version of that suzy once told me she worked with a british actor who had great difficulty remembering his lines and when he would go up he would politely turn to her and smile and say, , so how's your father? so it was all on her. (laughter) he talked a lot about her father. so how's your father... >> in this play, there was an actor named ron dean the first time we did it and he played rocky the bartender. >> this is good. rodney had this huge part. rocky has a good part. ron had a checkered career and spent a little time in prison, i think it was 17 years. inin any case bob took chance on him. what he realized what he had taken on, ron said to the cast, look, i g

tropical down pours pound the mountainous region outside rio de janeiro.onth's worth of rain in less than 24 hours. the deluge causes the country's worst flooding in decades. sending torrents of mud down hills in the middle of the night. and burying people inside their homes. >> translator: i get chills just thinking about it. it was awful. >> luciano rimbrau ventures into the affected areas at daybreak to record the devastation. >> translator: i'd see these people leaving, desperate. >> the level of destruction is shocking. >> translator: there were no buses, no cars, nothing. it was like a war zone. the people on the roads covered in mud carrying refrigerators on their backs. >> many neighborhoods are cut off from rescue crews by weather and rough terrain. survivors search for friends and relatives using any tools they can find to dig through the mud. >> translator: it was really hard, because there were lots of people buried. people crying. mothers who had lost their children. >> in a community called espanol, luciano comes across a scene. someone heard

. >> steiner wants to compete in the paralympics in rio de janeiro coming up next year. the theft means he can't work out for the time being until he gets that leg back. >>> time now is 6:47. let's check traffic with liza. >> reporter: beginning to heed up out there. we are getting accidents now getting into the -- calling into the "kcbs traffic" center. this accident on 85 northbound approaching blossom hill still blocking at least one lane of traffic. you can see some of the yellow and red there. at last check, kcbs "kcbs phone force" callers are telling us that traffic is backed up beyond cottle road in san jose so very slow traffic there. and this would be a good morning to take the dumbarton bridge as an alternate to the san mateo bridge. we have an accident on the san mateo bridge side of the span west 92 at 101, three cars just being pushed off to the right- hand side. but you can see the traffic is slowing down all the way across the bridge now so very heavy traffic for westbound 92. it's backed up into hayward. very slow traffic there bumper to bumper. the bay b

when i was working with interpol going back to figures were working in rio de janeiro outside, we're working a cybercrime case and resolve the criminals selling dvds which we thought were pirated movies but upon closer investigation we found that they were pirated movies. in fact, it was crime where. the software that they had was identity theft software that they were selling to lower level they use without a computer background. the fascinating thing about it is their business models, these may sound good to those of you who graduated. if you bought crime were in both, the more you bought it at a discount. with every piece of software that criminal organizations sold, they have a service-level agreement. so we guarantee the 85% of our stolen credit card will work or your money back. and my favorite part is the actual head 1-800 numbers for tech support. you could call up and say i'm trying to commit identity theft and it's not working but they would say, have you tried rebooting your computer? [laughter] all those business models of the criminals are using adapting modifying to the