sao paulo suffering from a severe drought.servoirs pretty much empty and no train is falling. lucia newman has been seeing the drastic and innovative measures people are taking. >> reporter: in this middle class home the awareness of the need to save water has transformed everyone's life. she and her family use a bowl to catch the water when they watch their hands when it's full it's used to flush the toilet. a bucket catches the water they used to waste while the shower warms up. when full, she takes it downstairs to be used for the dishwasher. or the washing machine. the soapy water is collected for a second lot of clothes. and then used to wash the floors or pots and pans. nothing is wasted in an effort to economize on what has become the most scarce commodity of brazil's economic capital. >> translator: sao paulo is such a large city, i don't know what we will do if there is a water rationing. the government has admitted that it's considering totally cutting water five days a week. >> reporter: there are already severe sho

lucia newman is in sao paulo. >> reporter: in this middle class home the awareness of the need to seay has transformed everyone's life. she and her family use a bowl to catch the water when they wash their hands. when it's full, it's used to flush the toilet. a bucket catches the water they used to waste while the shower warms up. when full she takes it downstairs to be used for the dishwasher or the washing machine. the soapy water is collected for a second lot of clothes, and then used to wash the floors or pots and pans. nothing is wasted in an effort to economize on what has become the most scarce commodity of brazil's capitol. >> translator: sao paulo is such a large city i don't know what we'll do if there is a water rationing. >> reporter: there are already severe shortages in sao paulo's poorer neighborhoods. where the drought forces this woman to rush home to gather water before the tap runs dry. >> translator: we gather water in buckets and bottles. sometimes it disappears for days. >> reporter: in this case the washing machine is being used simply to store water, according t

. >> brazil's biggest city, sao paulo is suffering a severe drought. even with months of rain, it wouldn't be enough to fill the reservoirs which are virtually empty. some people are taking drastic measures to save water. >> in this middle class home in sao paulo, another wearness of the need to save water has front formed everyone's live. maria and her family use a bowl to catch the water when they wash their hands. when full, it's used to flush the toilet. a bucket catches the water they used to waste while the shore warms up. when full, she takes it down stairs to be used for the dishwasher, or the washing machine. the soapy water is collected for a second lot of clothes and then used to wash the floors or pots and pans. nothing is wasted in an effort to economize on what has become the most scarce commodity of brazil's economic capitol. >> sao paulo is such a large city, i don't know what we'll do if there is water rationing. the government is considering cutting total water five days a week. >> in the poor neighborhoods the worst drought in southe

one of sao paulo's traditional restaurants devised a plan b. top of the line disposable plates and cutlery. >> we are prepared. if we have no water, there's no other way to operate the restaurant. the government says he'll hold off until the end of the month, in the event that this will impose water rationing in the city of more than 20 million. llion. >>> on "america tonight" - these center dragged in many elements of argentine society, at the center of it all is the home of president cristina fernandez de kirchner. what does she know what, did she up? >> in county after county across alabama, many court officials are refusing to issue same-sex marriage because of direct

sao paulo is suffering from a severe drought. reservoirs are nearly empty, and not enough rain is falling. we look at the drastic measures people are having to take. >> reporter: in this home the awareness of the need to save water transformed everyone's life. this woman and her family use a bowl to catch the water when they wash their hands. when it's full it's used to flush it. a bucket catches the water while the shower warms up. when full it's taken downstairs to be used in the washing machine. the sony water is collected for a second lot of clothes and used to watch the floors or pots and pans. nothing is wasted to economise on what is a scarce commodity. >> sao paulo is a large city. i don't know what we will do. >> reporter: there are severe shortages in the poor neighbourhoods where the worst drought in south-eastern brazil's history forces them to rush home to gather water before the tap runs dry. we gather water in bucket loads. water is used to store water. brazilian experts - the ongoing deforestation of the amazon is

this fell in the city of sao paulo, yesterday afternoon at rush hour. traffic was horrendous. it was violent. 100 millimetres fall of course huge flooding. submerged vehicles. one killed luckily, through electrocution. the rain hit the wrong place. from the forecast point of view. there'll be rain in the general area, and you can pick up more from the general storey. everton fox wrote a piece that will be out soon. taking the forecast through, this is it. it looks like the rain will be a bit too far north or south. a rogue shower could be anywhere if you were lucky. the biggest stories have been really in north america where winter is extant. the brightest cloud in the south-east is where the snow is. we have had snow in iowa you'd think it would be covered, but it was light. there was snow. in the immediate future there's a freezing rain problem just here - in north carolina, and following that it snowed behind me in colorado. >>> all right. staying with the issue of climate change let's bring in our guests now. senior researcher and scientific coordinator at climatepredictio

. >> sao paulo is such a large city, i don't know what we'll do if there is water rationing. the government has considered totally cutting water five days a week. >> there are already severe shortages in sao paolo's poorest neighborhoods where some rush home to gather water before the tap runs dry. >> we gather water in buckets and bottles. sometimes it disappears for days. >> in this case the washer machine is used to store water. according to brazilian experts the june going deforest indicationization is to blame for the change in rain patterns. and the repercussions are economic and political. many disgruntled residents accuse the state and national governments equally in not investing in water infrastructure. the drought is in its third year. this drought has already impacting industry. and it's now threatening to unleash an energy crisis given brazil's dependence on hydroelectric power. >> depending on the duration of the drought we are certainly going into recession. certainly. there is no reason why to think otherwise. >> afraid of what to come, one of a traditional res

. >> sao paulo is such a large city.overnment has admitted it has considered totally cutting water five days a week. >> reporter: in the poorest neighbors, this woman is forced to rush home to get water before the tap runs dry. >> translator: we gather water in buckets and bottles. >> reporter: in this case the washing machine is being used simply to store water. the ongoing deforrestation of the amazon is to blame for this country's changing rain patterns, but while the cause may be environmental, the repercussions are both economic and political. many disgruntled residence accuse the state and national governments equally of not investing in sufficient water infrastructure. the bought is now in its third year. this drought has already impacted industry and it's now threatening to unleash an energy crisis given brazil's dependance on hyde -- hydro electric power. >> depending on the duration of the drought, we'll certainly go into recession. certainly. there's no reason why to think otherwise. >> reporter: afraid of wha

on the streets of sao paulo, brazil.bikers stopping traffic, slowing everything down but behaving badly or just coming to the rescue? >> rescue mission. what is that? a puppy? >> it's a dog running around on this large highway, the bikes are saw the poor dog, they realized they had an opportunity here to do something good they spread out, they slowed their bikes down brought the traffic to a stop. a couple of them off of their bikes, chasing this guy around. but watch, looks like he's about to give them all -- >> no. >> into traffic, watch t running towards that. other guys jump on their bikes and get out in front to try to slow that traffic down. the dog runs back and eventually one of the bikers manages to capture the little pup. >> a situation, everybody involved. >> managed to grab the pup, pass the dog off to another motorcycle who took the little guy off. this dog had no interest in hanging out with the bikers. but this dog, you can't keep off the bike. this is in little sahara, utah. got her goggles on. >> going t

. >> in sÃo paulo, a shell of a car is seen in the reservoir near so apollo -- sÃo paulo.voir is only at 5% capacity. that is so severe the drought is. it is experiencing the lowest rainfall level since 1930. >> this is a problem that is all over sÃo paulo state. there is also hideous mismanagement. people talk about brazil as the saudi arabia of water. the problem is how do you make sure that the water gets to the places where people needed? >> are they telling people to stop watering their lawns? >> i think it is far more drastic. it is a real problem all over the state. >> it does look dire. apple is rolling out multicultural him a geez -- emojis. emoji skins will be modifiable into six different skin tones. same-sex couples will also be included in the family category. i like it. eomjmojis getting with the times. >> santa claus, princesses, and construction workers. that is what olivia and i are going as for halloween this year. [laughter] >> in the netherlands, a ct scan of a buddhist statue reveals a 1000-year-old monk inside of it. an actual human skeleton inside of

only on al jazeera america. [ gunfire ] >>> violence on the streets of sao paulo brazil. brawls broke out between rival soccer fans before a match this weekend. 44 were arrested. riot police used tear gas to break up the crowds. the egyptian government suspended soccer league games after a stampede in cairo. funerals were held for many killed when police fired tear gas at fans trying to get in the stadium. the blame game is turning political. >> this is the funeral of a 23-year-old football fan who died at the air defense stadium in cairo. his family is among those mourning the people left to watch the football match, but game back in body bags. football fans trying to enterthe match, some of them didn't have tickets. the police fired tear gas when barricades failed to hold back the crowds. >> suddenly they closed the gait and told us to get out through another. the police were in front. this caused panik, people fell on top of each other. >> the confusion resulted in a stampede. the fan association calling a massacre by the police. police officers were overwhelmed. egypt

. >>> tourist video of carnival in sao paulo going viral around the world. kids just hanging out, listening to music, samba dancing, everybody having good time. the reason this is getting attention, this moment when the 21-year-old starts crossing over to have fun with everybody there when suddenly -- >> oh my gosh. >> oh that looked almost intentional. that person didn't even slow down. >> this person obviously going very quickly. now the video continues. this is why as well it's getting a lot of attention. you can see him on the road family and friends quickly run out. the car accelerates away and keeps going. a hit-and-run which police are investigating. he cracked his head three ribs and a pelvis and has a crushed leg bone kidney damage and a perforated bowel. >> oh my gosh 21 years old. >> so lucky to have survived. as you have another video, this one comes from canada which goes to show how quickly things can go wrong when in icy, snowy conditions. here with the vehicle, the dash cam, you look ahead a brake light from the red suv. taps his brakes and t

in yemen information call family and the police. >> pam: tonight police in sao paulo are investigatinging involving two of their officers it happened around 8:30 a.m. at this and possible motel. investigators say they were they are to serve the high with search warrant of a pair for a pair of suspects wanted for multiple armed robberies in the bay area. >> pam: investigators say and no one was injured during the shooting and adult males and females were taken into custody the two officers to discharge their weapons have been placed on administrative leave following the outcome of the investigation. >> pam: a huge gathering is expected in san bruno tonight over proposed teacher layoffs. in fact parents and faculty are planning of protests this afternoon. the district is trying to lay off 14 educators and the city is about to vote on those cuts. will have more on that odd at 8:00 p.m.. >> pam: now is happening about every hour someone new comes down with the measles in california. since the initial outbreak in disneyland and last december. the six new cases are spent in southern californ

we have begun swabbing in sao paulo in brazil and paris and tokyo and some work is in hong kong, ands to have molecular views of many cities. >> stewart: i'm curious if this applies in any way to all the discussions we have been having about measles? >> looking ahead what, we could do with this type of study and data is to make it even faster. there are technologies and some of them are in my laboratory today where you can actually sequence d.n.a. as it appears in real time. so in that case, you would then know not after someone got sick essentially, but you'd know as the piece of d.n.a. or r.n.oosmed, or virus or bacteria appears in a city you could potentially track it in real time and respond to it much faster. it could impact millions of people who live in the cities and billions of people who ride the subway or mass transit every year. >> stewart: dr. christopher mason, thanks for sharing your science. >> thanks for having me. >> stewart: we shook hand, by the way. >> and fist bumps. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, saturday. >> stewart: and now to "viewers like you"-- your chan

. >> over to brazil, sao paulo police clashed with fans, football federation's decision to allow away fans to attend the game. banned for safety reasons. police used tear gas and made arrests with a number of fans throwing bottles and rockets. no serious injuries have been reported. >>> cricket acknowledge beat sri lanka by five wickets. chris volt got five of 19 as the 122, started with back-smashing 46. down the target in over 23 overs. host australia on saturday. pakistan beat bangladesh by three wickets. ahead of their opening clash he against rivaled india on sunday. pakistan had a series defeat to new zealand the icc has approved nears nasser ajumshed. >> i hope i'll get the runs to benefit my team. >> alexander another wind-swept donate golf. the longest day of the race, riders set out from al akra. strong winds and sand. seizing the overall leader's jersey with four stages left. one of the world's toughest endurance race in the yukon arctic are ultra. will race up to 690 kilometers across a number of disciplines. diane lack has more. >> call it organized chaos. the official st

when we look at our forecast, it indicates there'll be rain in the region rio and sao paulo. the case not heavy enough for - at the required levels to sustain the demand. we look across the rest of the region we have rain showing up across the amazon basin and parts of peru where there's heavy rain and flooding over the last couple of days. it looks likely to continue. other areas - up in north america, significant areas of snow developing across the midwest through to the north-east. could be travel problems. >> it was a tiny pill bringing change for women worldwide. we look at the legacy of the scientists who revolutionized birth control, who died at the age of 91 >>> up up and away a record-breaking balloon journey. drama and controversy at the african cup of faces. why this quarterfinals match turned ugly. >>> you are watching the jazz your newshour. a reminder of the top stories - fighters from bonk attacked the capital of borno in north-eastern nigeria, the assault launched from four fronts on the outskirts of maiduguri. >> japan says it's highly likely that a video sho

people in brazil's largest city sao paulo may have to go routh running water for up to five days everyed out the city's water supply. some pictures in the slide show this afternoon and they tell the story. that is a dam completely dried up. the worst drought to hit the region in eight decades. officials say the city's water reserve is only six percent full. rainy season is almost over. so, everybody is going to work. this little boy filling up jugs that he will share with neighbors, according to the locals. this is a man here who is getting water out of a truck. lawmakers say that they have -- may have to impose distribution rationing rules like completely shutting off water to some homes for days a time. >> $21 billion. that's how much the irs estimates tax cheats will steal in phone use refunds over -- phony refunds over five years. from 2012 through next year. anallies blame the agency's outdated fraud detection system. irs officials say budget cuts forced the agent to delay making improvements in the systems. analysts say all somebody needs to file a false return is your name, soci

cnn, sao paulo. >>> kanye west being criticized this final for stage crashing at the grammys.r from yesterday, after beck won album of the year on sunday. west got on stage like he was going to protest because beyonce didn't win. like a deja vu moment from 2009 when west interrupted singer taylor southwest after she beat out beyonce -- swift after she beat out beyonce. it was just a joke but west said after the show that beck needed to give beyonce his grammy for best album. beck's response take a look "you can't please everybody. kwt" i still love him and think he's genius." >> thanks for watching cnn. i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. coming up in our next hour even more stories told by news anchor brian william are being scrutinized. >> we'll double check the facts so you can judge for yourself. that story and much more ahead. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. [ female a

. >> sao paulo's main reservoir at just 6% of capacity.r rain totals an consumption levels still high. city leaders say they could shut off the water supply for five days a week. >> always somebody that has it worse than you. 6:33 as we get a check of your microclimate forecast. a live look outside. traffic starting to pick up in spots this morning. >> temperatures are on the way up as well. check of the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. we just got our latest drought monitor in. we'll show you the improvement, a good sign, in santa cruz mountains in particular, but a couple other places across the northern california region, this morning, temperatures are nice and mild. we're not done with the rain either. i'm tracking a system over the course of the next ten days, the 22nd. 45 degrees right now in san jose. 43 in san martin. temperatures at lunchtime comfortable. your forecast looks like the this. as you break for lunch, 66 degrees on the peninsula today, 67 on the east shore. tri valley up to 75 degree

no, this is not causing the drought we saw yesterday in sÃo paulo. this is actually good for trees. sailing through the south atlantic in a trade. . thousands of miles offshore, you get dust on your sails. tom: are you like crosby, stills, nash, floating on a boat, you look at the stars in the southern hemisphere? [laughter] brendan: sometimes i have no idea what he is talking about. no idea. i have not sail we will get there someday. ed there. olivia: number two melbourne. the international air show pays tribute to heroes in the military is the asian. it features sonic air fighters and vintage aircraft. all of those explosions were state. over 180,000 patrons are excited to attend. show runs until march 1. pretty cool. number one photo of the day, this is a pretty amazing video come in new jersey, a home under renovation is loading after a natural gas leak was reported. fortunately, nobody was seriously hurt. tom: this is chris christie's fault? olivia: presumably. tom: no one was hurt in this. olivia: no one was seriously hurt. authorities were called to the scene, 15 were injured

pero déjeme decirle que miles de personas viajaron a la ciudad brasileÑa de sao paulo para una convenciÓnre estÁn metidos allÍ. >> o antisociales. >> en realidad no, son personas que se concentran muchÍsimo. me pasa cuando mucho tiempo televisiÓn mi mujer pelea conmigo. "jhonny, te estoy hablando y no me estÁs escuchando..." es que cuando llegÓ a la concentración, a mi zona... >> es un mundo fascinante. a mi me encanta ir a estas ferias de tecnologÍa porque aprendes mucho y te invita a pensar fuera de la caja. >> ariel es el que estÁ viajando haciendo todo este tipo de cosas que a mi me fascinan especialmente cuando hablan carros y cosas asÍ. >> otra cosa para que nos tenemos que concentrar es buscar la manera para que nuestros hijos, especialmente en preescolar, coman. quiero que vean lo que hicieron estos padres ingleses, que se pusieron creativos para que su pequeÑa hija comiera el desayuno. una torre de jenga. hicieron una torre con comida para que la niÑase los comiera. >> hay que tener cuidado con la cantidad de comida porque la mayorÍa de las veces obligan al niÑo a comer y termina