and he sits on this coordination board that going to rio dejannero.ime they came was in march. the warning signs were there with the statements talking about serious delays. even the ioc president has had a meeting with the president of brazil earlier in the year. and john coats has been unstinting in his criticism here. you have these three different bodies in brazil that are vying for authority over the purse strings and deciding who is responsible for which, makes it a mind field for the organizers. >> there were similar fears surrounding athens, and that did come together in the end, so should we expect rio to pull it out of the hat? >> the ioc brought in their own specialists in terms of construction. in athens they were put on a yellow warning, and threatened by the then president with taking the games away, but they had to employ many more people and go overbudget to get everything ready on time. the worst example was back in 1976 when the stadium wasn't even open in montreal. so there's the real specter that everybody doesn't want to revisit.

. >> reporter: this is what happened overnight in brazil's second largest city rio dejannero. violence and chaos. protesters set fire to trash on the streets and fought with police after a young man was killed. he was a well-known tv performer. his family says he was beaten to death by the police who mistook him for a drug dealer. the police deny that anyone died during the anti-drug trafficking operation. violence quickly spread from one part of rio to other areas. >> translator: i hid in a bar because it was the only way to protect myself from the gunfire. >> reporter: in sal pall low, more than 30 buses were set on fire. >> translator: we have doused the flames. there were no casualties. as >> reporter: drug gangs have being fought by the police force. but they have been criticized by its heavy handedness. brazilian police are responsible for nearly 2,000 deaths ever year. >> translator: they killed one of my children! i'm a mother! imagine for a mother to find herself in this situation! it's revolting! >> reporter: people who live here are fearful of the gangs on the stree

. >>> violent clashes have erupted between the police and civilance in rio dejannero. >>> the formerhone giant nokia has stopped producing mobile phones. it sold its mobile devices division to microsoft. it is expected to focus on other areas. >>> the september 11th, memorial museum in new york will open in just a few week's time. but a film will be shown called the rise of al-qaeda. some of manhattan muse limbs are worried it will lead to a backlash. >> reporter: muslims are too worried to talk too much. [ inaudible ] has resigned from an advisory board on the museum. he is concerned about how a 6:30 film describes al-qaeda and its relation from islam. they are worried about backlash to the film. >> this is a group of religious leader who are directly impacted by 9/11. they are not naive or idealistic, and they come from a variety of perspectives, but everyone thought the film fell short, and that it presented risks to an audience that is supposed to being educated about the 9/11 story line. >> reporter: the film is called "the rise of al-qaeda." critics who did see it say it theed