here's cnn telling the story of julienne peduceli from a small town in rio he works in the semi-darknessome money. you can imagine that you are losing everything just because your electricity supplier decided to increase tariffs by 10 times. it's outrageous utterly outrageous this theft of my money. here's another bakery owner factory worker, lan his electricity bill. has grown almost five times from 1400 euros to six and a half thousand. we need energy to knead the dough, shape it and roll it out, and then bake the royal biscuits . electricity is half the cost of a confection, a royal biscuit designed for three people in french bakeries. now it costs 12 euros, buyers go to supermarkets in bakeries for 3 euros more expensive, but an industrial baguette. so it doesn't crunch. yes, what degree will be a delicious baguette? this another thing, because, unfortunately, factory baguettes. of course, they have nothing to do with the traditional baguette. but what about the national treasure, the very unesco list where the french baguette got, as a cultural heritage, what macron will eventually

why rio he was in the migration center?migrants. so it coincided that there were no migrants in the center at that moment. how is it possible that the city is full of migrants, all reception centers are overcrowded with migrants sleeping on all the streets, and the president did not see any of them, as it coincided that just before the president's visit, the city lowered by 70%. it's good. we must rejoice. we must rejoice at the important moment lukashenka did not just speak with migrants. he solved their issue. he asked what problems the question is and gave appropriate instructions. he did not do pr on this, and not shalashenko, to be honest, went to solve the problems of people who work. the main thing is that this 70% are alive and well. then the following. yes, i am very, uh, proud of the fact that i was born in the soviet union. yes , and in general, i grew up in the soviet union, i'm really very proud, but let's draw a small parallel. i have a great hope that america is the result of such potemkin villages. do you re

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box with dunk toys five and even money, and then we will get fake passports, ignem in rio is the difference. maybe he tell anyone. is it that the fish will make me feel better, when i slapped him. there was a time. let the boy go. we must shoot him right away . i'm afraid to go to work when this bastard is a child without supervision. and where are you helpless but not this one. come on, now he doesn't have a house full of dangerous things to catch us off guard, he's in the park, he's the only one the kids are afraid of sticks. yes, adults come to the park alive and do not return. yes yes, we found your son that kevin started. he's in new york new york, he uses your husband's credit card. what's happened? wait for the phone, looking for him on city. hello , i'm your favorite. how scary is it outside? hooray came at all i did not have enough, by the way, hungry. face and more. i have already seen you in pigeons. at first i was afraid of you. but now it seems to me that you are not afraid, probably doves of you. i can leave, i'm disturbing you. no. it's so cold outside, i wouldn't mind hot chocolate. i

they now from math margolis, he's a journalist in rio de janeiro, mac. thanks very much for joining d, w. what's the latest you can tell us what the situation in brasilia well, things are a lot calmer. now. the protesters numbered in hundreds and had stormed the presidential palace, the congress and the supreme court. in brazil, the capital of brazil have been dispersed in a number of arrests. have been made belatedly, but at least 30 people were taken into custody. and police have really spread out and taken back control of the capital. so there seems of chaos have to has subsided. some lulu blamed security forces in brazil for what's happened if you've seen any evidence that affect yes that that is the the conversation in brazil. certainly in brazil. right, right now, the protest for anything but a surprise. in fact, the, you did press the media stop calling and protest quite a while ago when a lot of vandalism, and really upright depresses calling of terrorism here. broke out caravans of protesters, support intern presidio, the capital in the last sev

rio de janeiro. the world has been ringing in 2023. he has a quick look. some of those new year's celebrations ah for ah with ah ah.

but he faces many hurdles from rising poverty to public services in crisis. as monica inaccurate reports from rio de janeiro, not long ago seems like this were common room out of every 10 buffoon children receiving their regular vaccines. it took 3 decades of hard work to build the public health system in brazil, reaching the most remote areas of latin, america's largest country and medical professionals say the vaccination program has been all but destroyed in just the last 4 years. well, but i sent the muscle thought m d on the worst blow inflicted by president sharp, also narrows right wing government was to our credibility. we spent 30 years convincing brazilians to get their free shot regularly. but both scenarios caused so many doubts about the efficacy that now only 60 percent of our children are been vaccinated. as a result, diseases like measles and polio, which had been eradicated, are making a comeback. revitalizing brazil's public health system is but one of many challenges president like move in as soon as possible we'll have to face once he takes off his son. january 1st. education

named jonathan who was stamped got a visa on january 2 in just six days later he is discarded here on the banks of the rio grande in eagle pass and he has been turned loose. that is a type of thing that will help empower president biden as he goes tomorrow to meet with mexican president to talk about what needs to change. cooperation on the southern side with the governor of new mexico will be very key if he does indeed intent to get this border under control. >> it is encouraging that the president is showing the support for the men and women of the border patrol and someone say, you are right, he should be where you are rap because that is where the migrant's comments were him across the river, the rio grande. we are seeing now the president talking with some other agents at that site. just a few moments ago while you were talking, we saw what. to be a demonstration of a drug dog, police k-9 unit going to a car. they walked around the car several times and popped the trunk to show exactly how the k-9's can't detect drugs, fentanyl and other drugs in the truck. as you can see, that is a black lab may be

>> he came to the southern border on september 30th, from there he was being transferred from eagle pass to del riore he is now transferred to eden, texas prison. >> dana: as i understand it, the other migrants who crossed at the same time were all released into the country. and they probably have court dates that they might come to in the future. tell me a little bit about the extensive background checks that you and your brother would have gone through in order to work with the u.s. special forces in afghanistan. >> exactly. i'm sure all the veterans who are hearing my voice and people in the department of defense, they know people like myself and my brother who we served both in different uniform. we had to go through thorough background check specifically my brother, who was an intelligence officer, his job was to provide intelligence, save his colleagues' lives and american special forces lives by providing accurate and on-time intelligence so the operation is conducted successfully and they come back successfully. it takes a lot. my brother had to do everything in his power to make sure that

the virus also caused public schools 9 year old these years, like many who live in rios fellows, forgot much of what he had learned by just didn't wannna, i was unemployed. i just had another baby. and had no money for why fi or food for vinicius, standing on his on, on an empty stomach was almost impossible. and that is perhaps an illness greatest challenge. curbing hunger. brazil is one of the world's largest exporters of grain and meat, but volunteers here are scrambling for donations to feed a small portion of the countries growing number of hungry being cio citizenship action has collected 1500 tons of food. this is enough to feed 600000 brazilians, but it's a drop in the bucket compared to the 33000000 that have nothing to eat. that is the same number of hungry people. brazil had 30 years ago, a number reduced to 4 and a half 1000000 by 2014. now the country is back to square one. citizenship action, blame successive right when governments for reducing by 96 percent investments in social plans to reduce poverty from 2016, 2022. that hungered roles from 4500000 people to 33000000 people. that's 50

box will be cleaned five floors of money, and then we'll get fake passports and wave to rio and sew up. who cares? he tell anyone. is it that the fishermen? let's take him to the subway tunnel, i feel very much better when i slammed him. i have a gun in my pocket and you can spit gum over your forehead. hey thanks boy i want to go home somewhere. more please, he uses your husband's credit card. how scared he must have thought to go to my brother. isn't he in paris maybe he left the party. you said he was doing renovations. be careful baby. during the holidays on the first, we believe that the best gift for all of us will be the performances of our sincere and talented participants voice children new season today on the first cherkizova, presents today i cooking. impossible to resist kolba with cashback up to 6% to withdraw cash without commission and halva for daily purchases everything i need from different cards there is only one card in halva for everything. this is an advertisement for the drug kagocel without exaggeration and double meanings. after all, from the first day of taking it, it begins

and we can now speak to tim vickery, he's a journalist and rio de janeiro who's been following the events for us. so tim, can you just tell us a bit more about today's proceedings and how people are paying their respects to pele? today his coffin came down the hill from san palo overnights to the coastal city of san sauce. it arrived around 4 o'clock in the morning. and even then there were crowds of people there to welcome him. back to santos. the coffin opened, coffin now is in the center circle of the field at st. jo's. the door's been open for some 2 hours. now people can file past pay their respects full of all sorts. he's political authority, sporting authorities there as well in the stands. many bouquets of flowers sent vile o thorough season and celebrities. it will lie for 24 hours. and then to morrow there'll be a funeral procession through the streets of santos. it will pass the house of his mother, who still alive at the age of 100, before moving on to his final resting place. a cemetery. well, there'll be a private funeral for the family and it's a vertical cemeteries up on t

texas governor abbott will be here kin the rio grande valley announcing he will build more texas border wall and has another border announcement he would like to make. we don't know what it is yet. send it back to you. >> harris: we'll cover it all. that's good news about the border. he is being persistent in that. somebody has to. for all the reasons that you just showed us. bill melugin, great reporting as always. thank you. republican senator tom cotton of the great state of arkansas. i mentioned moments ago that you are on the senate intel, armed services, judiciary. as i cover the crisis at the border, it is almost like all those things are intersecting now. when you have people coming across two borders we need intelligence, don't we? >> good morning, harris. border security is national security. if you don't have a border you don't have a country. and as bill melugin again excellent reporting indicated, there are terrible depraved criminals, drug traffickers, child rapists coming across our border every day. recently we've caught almost 40 people on the terror watch list. how man

. >> he says the hardest parts of his journey were crossing the rio grand and through mexico where he year there was an increase of almost 640% from migrants caught by the u.s. coast guard in florida. it's estimated there's been 200,000 in miami last year. >> yesterday we saw 150 people at this site alone. people are coming in because they're not given any information about how their case is going to be handled. >> how would you describe the process in the last year and a half for people? >> i think in all honesty we have to characterize the process as confusing. not people centered. and incredibly lengthy. >> joining us now allen orr, an immigration attorney and former president of the american immigration lawyers association. good to see you. this is a reality, apparently. the fact is that almost every state is a border state now in many ways in if our country. and we're hearing from folks who say it's chaotic, the system is overwhelmed. how do you describe the system? how can the system be streamlined? >> i think congress needs to act to fund to streamline the system and upgrade th

he is just in rio de janeiro, and i welcome sergey, as you can hear us. sergei well, i wanted to talk about the political component, as for the single currency that is planned to be created in south america. i don’t know. you probably haven’t heard our airwaves. i said that we are watching how countries will nurture this idea and whether they will bring it to life, because in the seventies and later it did not work, but for some reason the presidents of latin american tea countries suddenly died with unexpected . well, and so on. there have been many scandals on this topic. eh, did they themselves leave this world or not? this is a controversial issue, but nevertheless, we understand that a will they give let's start our conversation. will americans and latin america, which they consider their backyard , do something similar in the form of a single currency. the idea of ​​creating a common currency of argentina and brazil that was voiced by many of the elected president of brazil lula would immediately be talking about a single evolution, as the euro yes

result of october is election one by president louise in our seo led to silver monica and he has more from rio de janeiro the majority of the people that have been charged 22 of them are men, 17 are women, we know that they are from the states of some follow, which is the biggest of the richest state here in brazil. and they're also from the capital, brazil. yeah. we, are we expecting more? yes, they're investigating who financed this operation because there wasn't just something that people just came out of nowhere. a brazilian is in the middle of brazil, so there were people that paid for buses for these people to arrive there from different parts of the country. they had been camped out in front of military brat, the barracks for a long time, 2 months. and that requires having generators, electricity. so there's a long way to go to find out who paid for this. also another man ah, has just been in prison for trying to our stage an explosion. this was in december before the inauguration, and it was the 1st sign that people were trying to do something more violent to ours. stop our president l

. >> i'm not saying he needs to dive into the rio grande or, you know, wrestle a coyote. the least he could do is meet with a migrant. even cnn agrees. >> that's why the president is being criticized by both sides because of what he didn't see. so, let me show you because this is one of the migrant camps that's here in downtown el paso. and, you know, the immigration advocates here in el paso and governor greg abbott usually don't agree on much, but they do raise the same question: if president biden came here to el paso to see the reality on the ground about the border and he didn't come here, what's considered the epicenter of this crisis, did he leave with a clear understanding? >> biden was too busy touring a parking lot of a government building. he didn't want to really see what was happening and he didn't meet with any of the migrants or as his wife calls them tacos. joe knew if he met a migrant in front of the camera they would probably give him a big hug and say grass i can't say. they love joe he opened the country to him. when his motorcade blew past a group of m

he's not going to eagle pass or del rio where there are true humanitarian crisis is currently occurring. he will blame republicans and he will go there to check off a box for photo-op and move on without truly addressing what is the biggest crisis in the country right now. jackie: it's not just the people coming over, it's the drugs, human trafficking, it's the business of the border. >> one more point. jackie: for the cartels and not for us. >> 98 people on the terror watch list have been arrested trying to cross the u.s. border. those are the ones that we know about. jackie: scary. border patrol agent was shot near lordsburg, new mexico. your reaction. >> it's lawless. there was actual cartels shooting up an airport after they arrested el chapo's son. we have a hundred thousand people dying plus a year in this country. try to get your arms around that. it makes the crack cocaine epidemic. jackie: you're talking about fentanyl. >> also methamphetamine that's coming in that's walter white strong. it's almost 100% hour. there's no more heroin in this country. all being manufactured in me

about his finances, he claims that his 2022 financial disclosure, he owned a million dollar apartment in riod a net worth as high as $11 million. with a $750,000 salary. and more than a million in dividends from a company that has no public website or linkedin page. on the campaign trail, he claimed he was a landlord, managing a portfolio of 13 properties, he even complained on twitter that pandemic policies meant he wasn't making rent on those properties. "the new york times" found no evidence of those buildings. confronted with that reporting, santos eventually admitted he doesn't own any properties. the podcast, c-pac, he claimed to be a part of the development of carbon capture technology, reporters have yet to find evidence of that. what journalists have found evidence of though, is a claim that santos ran a pet rescue, long island patch, a local news organization first spoke to a and a half veteran who accused santos of stealing $3,000 in donations meant to pay to treat his sick service dog. but when the veteran went looking for the money, he says santos disappeared. a few months later

no, he is on the mayor of rio de janeiro has just said that he will name an avenue after bellaire. he asked by twitter whether it should be named just bit late or king lear and our fif i has always. i also asked state other countries, it's my country members to name a stadium after bed less so his memory will be kept alive even though he has just died at 82 years of age or a monica, thanks for that one. again, here we're putting there from santos. china has condemned to move by several countries to impose co 19 restrictions on people traveling from its borders, who are now required to present a negative covert 19 to us. the united states, japan, italy, and cutter among the nations are introduced the new measures due to a reported search in infraction. when we went onqua diesel wheat at angleton, we believe that some countries have imposed entry restrictions targeting only chinese travelers. this decision like scientific basis and some practices are unacceptable. we firmly oppose any attempts to manipulate epidemic prevention measures in order to achieve political goals. we will tak

history and sociology teacher whose phd thesis was about jair bolsonaro and his supporters and he joins me now from rio saw in that report a lot of this is about ideology as well as the individual characters involved, would you say that the case?— involved, would you say that the case? , ., , ., the case? yes, for sure most of these more _ the case? yes, for sure most of these more radical _ the case? yes, for sure most of these more radical bolsonaro i these more radical bolsonaro supporters believe that ludo is a communist and he will install a communist and he will install a communist and he will install a communist dictatorship, it happens because very similar to what happened in the united states, these people are more disconnected from reality, because they don't believe in corporate media, theyjust get information through whatsapp and social media, made by bolsonaro supporters, and congressmen, and they believe president lula should not take place and they are trying to set brazil free from communism, and that is what it is about. is this divisive? we see the extremes in the protests as we see t

he said he had an apartment in rio but then said he doesn't own any property.clude any clients of his entity, his company that found him making $750,000 a year. now he has gone and amended his financial disclosures to say that the $700,000 that he personally loaned his campaign was not actually his personal funds. the only other money that could be from is a bank loan. i don't know any bank that would lend him $700,000 based on what is undoubtedly a horrific credit score. we need to learn about exactly what happened related to his finances and what he has done. he made the situation worse. he admitted he lied on the initial financial disclosure. his change doesn't explain anything. it actually puts him into a box that seems much more difficult to get out of. >> you are right, there are federal investigations. an fec investigation, an ethics investigation. if you just peel off the layer of following the money, do you have any theories of the case? anything you read in the public reporting or heard from all these republicans who knew about this for months and mon

border patrols a suspect drove a roller across a highway and running out of fuel, he's still on the loose. del rioector has seen 90,000 border encounters, those are the ones reported. >> ashley: president biden says he will visit the border during his trip to mexico next week. >> will you visit the border when you head to mexico? >> that is my intention, working on details now. >> ashley: brandon judd joins me now. everyone has been pressing him to get to the border, what did you make of him making that announcement yesterday? >> i wish he was coming because he wanted solutions, we've seen from his two press secretaries, going back to jen psaki, we know why he's coming to the border. he's coming because your network has put pressure on him and now there are democrat lawmakers putting pressure on him. there are elected officials putting pressure on him, eric adams, and governor of colorado now. that is only reason he's coming to the border, he's not looking for solutions. learn to what jen psaki has said and karine jean-pierre has said, he will come here, deflect and blame others and not come up wi

in rio, in fencing , he failed to consolidate his success in tokyo, the death of his personal trainerment in japan, andrey became only the fourth ahead of paris by force, and he has real chances to repeat the medal success, but after the political decision to remove the belarusian paralympic athletes from international starts today, the question, in principle, is open whether our athletes will eventually go there, well, even being in such a situation. andrey continues active training. he believes in justice and moreover passes on his experience to a new generation of athletes. the olympic games in 2016 is the peak of my career, i lost 13 kg in six months, the coaches of all the fencers who are in belarus brought me sparring. i was there only they changed my opponents there. oh, it was hard there. the first time i saw him was when he won the olympics. i work in the management of an apartment. later. it's probably three years. i think, yes, 2019 was in social networks, the likes turned out to be summer cottage andrey about her when i saw so weak, they when they come for the first time t

rio de janeiro. tim, help us understand the meaning for a play for brazilians. well, he hasn't played for brazil for more than 50 years, but even to die when brazilians travel abroad as an instant association. ah, you're from the country of palais. and it's association with a country that wins with a country that wins in style with a country that wins in style with a smile on its face. he made brazil the country that everyone wants it to be. for a month, every 4 years, when the woke up came round, it's very, very powerful legacy and the outpouring of love we seen there in the report over the past couple of days. it's just been overwhelming. he is an algorithm and santa's where he spent most of his career. how did he shape a club and, and how did the city and the club say? well, that's a great question because there is a global, a national and a local dimension to the police story. he spent really his entire career that there was little code or at the end in the united states. now some might see this as a shotgun wedding because he wasn't allowed to leave. european clubs

he is considered by many to be the greatest footballer of all time. we are in rioe janeiro with more. >> his death was a surprise but it was also expected. he had been taken to the hospital some weeks ago. he had covid-19 and that developed into a lung infection, which was being treated for, but what really got him was the cancer that he could no longer fight, because the medicine was not working anymore. >> the most right wing and religiously conservative government in israel's history has been sworn in, prompting the country's ambassador to france to resign in protest. the coalition will be led by benjamin netanyahu returning for his sixth return as prime minister. russia has launched one of its biggest missile strikes on ukraine since the start of the war. ukrainian military says aircraft have shut down 54 missiles. fire crews have been fighting a blaze at an infrastructure site in kharkiv. italy's prime minister says she wants the rest of the european union to follow its lead and bring in mandatory coronavirus tests for travelers arriving from china in response

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name is martin rojas venezuela, he was previously convicted in 2009 of lewd acts with a child in the state of california. and live, texas governor greg abbott will be in the rio grande valley, holding a press conference, he's going to announce the construction of more texas border wall, not the federal border wall, and also has other announcements he plans to make about texas' efforts when it comes to securing the southern border. >> sandra: bill, thank you so much. john. >> john: south texas to the 49th parallel, migrants are braving the cold, ice and snow for hours to cross into the united states from canada. eric shawn is live in the new york newsroom. and small children are among those making the journey. >> it's unbelievable, attention on the exploding southern border but the northern border has also seen a huge jump in migrant crossings. customs and border protection sighs arrests have soared 743% in the final three months of last year, when compared to 2021. unlike the southern border and their counterparts, the northern migrants are forced to brave harvestore -- brave harsh snow and ice, and some show the treacherous conditions that can prove so deadl

of people that are crossing the border in places like eagle pass texas or del rio texas.a's >> the horrible nature of what hed go to martha's vineyard. vineyard. >> gavin newsom starts trolling desantis. hee you a one term ad governor.th newsom iers giving up on successfully governing his own state. >> he wants to be president >> he wants to be president really bad. there is a guy who shakes his magic eight ball every morning.t ho w about you start getting people to go to the bathroom indoors.orst we can talk white house down the road then. >> hurricane ian guest count continues to rise. >> want to ever hit the u.s. tow less florida. >> that storm impacted the whole state. state. >> you see parts of towns and cities that cease to exist. >> it is this type of event, ad tragedy like a hurricane that really contest the leader.ow d >> he was deeply informed. i think most people agree that he did a good job as governor.0n >> i know desantis did not sleep much. i know he was holding press conferences at 11:00 o'clock atd nighidt and coming back at 630 next day. >> desantis performed very well. which is why the med

and so he has a population that's much bigger, the capacity much larger than the cities like del rio s to deal with this. and yet he is at his wits end. he does not know what else to do. his only reaction nothing it can do is travel thousands of miles away and go to el paso to try to bring the attention to this what house. evidently phone calls are not working for him breeze not getting the help. to help us change the policies along the border so you don't have these hundreds of thousands of folks crossing that border being released into the united states where they eventually do end up in sanctuary cities like new york. >> is such the people being released in some of them unaccounted for quite obviously but it's the fentanyl and the drugs. let me show you some statistics are new york city, functional deaths have skyrocketed. it is seen as much of that coming over the border. more than 2668 deaths. up to 76% compared to 2019 but that is almost double, up almost one third from just last year. 80% of overdose deaths in new york city from fentanyl, your comments on that? >> i think what

more distant than ever. monica anarchy of all jazeera, rio de janeiro. jaya ball scenario is in florida. he's condemned sunday's violence in a series of tweets, saying, pillaging and inviting public buildings is out 5 the law, but has denied encouraging his supporters saying there is no proof to back out prison. lulu as accusations of indicates, vieira is from the amanda alvarez. plenty of foundation, he says both scenarios role in the political violence must be investigated for sure . that was a good depend on the part of both scenario, most radical supporter. and that's something that both scenario while he was the powers in the late that particularly against the supreme court. because the supreme court was always trying to enforce if no roles against both scenario, far rifles issues. so that's worse locally and pick, wait that you know, by both scenario himself, certainly it's a result. it's a consequence of misbehavior express, and that didn't really follow the constitutional groups, the chief of police off brasilia anderson torres was to me this afternoon on the right after invasion of t

officials and questions certainly about what both scenario new, even though he's in florida on shauntay journalist based in rio. many thanks for your time. thank you for the leaders of the united states, canada and mexico have all condemned what they called attacks on brazil's democracy . the joint statement came ahead of talks and mexico city between you as president obama and canadian prime minister justin trudeau and their host mexican president undress. manuel lopez, a red door. the north american leader summit is expected to focus on economic issues and climate change, but also the situation on the us mexican border on his way to mexico city biden stopped in el paso, texas. and this was his 1st trip to the border as president. and while campaigning, we had promised to make immigration a top priority. the number of migrant crossings and apprehensions has risen dramatically during biden's 1st 2 years and office is also concerned about an increase in drug and weapons smuggling and human trafficking across the u. s. southern border migration will be a 10 full issue at the summit, but there are other big probl

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