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[00:01:32] Advertising agencies, technology platforms and
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[00:01:40] São Paulo at the Maximídia 2026 event. Well,
[00:01:43] Record brought the experience of sports broadcasts and interactive
[00:01:46] programs always connected with all types of
[00:01:50] public.
[00:01:53] In marketing, whoever does it first wins. It is with this idea in
[00:01:57] mind that Maximidade took place in São Paulo, one of the biggest
[00:02:00] marketing and communication meetings in the country. The
[00:02:04] event brings together big brands, agencies,
[00:02:07] media companies and technology. There are
[00:02:10] almost 2,000 people discussing innovation
[00:02:14] trying to anticipate market
[00:02:17] and you know that here you can trust in movements. While in the past to reach the
[00:02:20] consumer, to talk to the consumer, you
[00:02:25] start with this photo here which is my had four media options, either it was TV, or it was radio, newspaper
[00:02:27] magazine. Period. That's all there was. "Today, if you
[00:02:31] add up what comes after that with all this digital
[00:02:34] world that's out there, with the influences,
[00:02:38] with, well, all this new area, that's a
[00:02:41] significant change,
[00:02:44] because, it gave
[00:02:48] opportunities
[00:02:50] of them had experience in the egg for companies to communicate in a more direct, more
[00:02:54] objective way, within a specific
[00:02:57] determined public, that's it..." The idea is to prepare for what's
[00:03:01] ahead, Record makes its presence felt with a
[00:03:04] special invitation, join the field with Record in
[00:03:08] 2027. The broadcaster, which is one of the
[00:03:11] and produces 90 million event sponsors, created a conceptual space
[00:03:15] about the greatest passion of Brazilians,
[00:03:18] football, an immersive and
[00:03:21] sensory experience with 4D cinema allied to
[00:03:24] artificial intelligence and an invitation that sets the tone
[00:03:28] for the next season. And this invitation is
[00:03:31] literal, because whoever visits the event will be able to
[00:03:34] really enter the field together with Record. After
[00:03:38] taking a photo, you will enter a booth and watch
[00:03:42] an exciting football match,
[00:03:44] guess what, you are one of the players on the field
[00:03:48] and you have an important mission, to turn the
[00:03:51] game around. In the end, victory comes,
[00:03:54] celebration too and, of course, trophy in
[00:03:57] hand. It was really cool for me to
[00:04:00] participate in this, because it's not something very normal for me, you played super well, I played
[00:04:04] super well, I scored two goals, wow, better than that,
[00:04:08] very nice, I felt very good on the field, I didn't imagine I would
[00:04:11] fly like this, if there's football, there's
[00:04:14] a chat, commentator Maurício Noriega got into the
[00:04:18] mood and participated in the experience,
[00:04:21] a member of Record Sports, he spoke about the
[00:04:24] power of football to connect people
[00:04:27] on and off the field, a communication capacity that football has
[00:04:30] that I think Record understands and
[00:04:34] delivers very well, it is obvious that I am a person involved in the
[00:04:37] process, but I think our broadcasts, our
[00:04:40] programs, they cater to a vast audience, almost
[00:04:44] everyone, or I imagine everyone, any age group,
[00:04:47] any level of education, eh,
[00:04:50] average income, all this, everyone likes our broadcast, it is a broadcast
[00:04:53] that opens up to all kinds of public, a connection,
[00:04:57] by the way, that today goes far beyond television, the
[00:05:01] fan watches the game, but also follows the
[00:05:04] plays, comments and shares content on
[00:05:08] different platforms, all
[00:05:10] types of platforms we... manage to supply with the quality that
[00:05:14] our team has, which I think is like, it's a team indeed, we work as a
[00:05:18] team, we have a good understanding, I am sure that this is passed on to those who
[00:05:21] follow us. The space welcomes market
[00:05:24] professionals and presents the possibilities that
[00:05:27] football offers to connect content,
[00:05:31] brands and a loyal audience. If we've already gotten a
[00:05:34] taste of the field here, we can't wait for the
[00:05:38] emotions of 2027.
[00:05:42] Come with us for 2027, Record's football, your passion on
[00:05:45] the field, Paulistão, Brasileirão, lots of debate, and you'll
[00:05:49] feel part of this team, you'll wear the Record sports shirt with
[00:05:52] us, for those who like to go to the cinema, museums,
[00:05:56] galleries, theaters and concerts, I confess that it is also our
[00:05:59] case, right, very, very, we just have to schedule, a survey carried out in
[00:06:03] England shows that participating in cultural activities
[00:06:07] helps to delay aging, did you know that?
[00:06:10] Let's see together,
[00:06:13] Dona Aziz loves to read if the reading is to the sound of good
[00:06:17] classical music, then even
[00:06:19] better.
[00:06:21] At 92 years old, if there is one habit that is not on the list
[00:06:25] of things she intends to stop doing in this life, it is to
[00:06:29] get involved with culture. I really like it, you know,
[00:06:32] I really like theater, at 60 years old I traveled
[00:06:36] a lot by myself, to see the Van Gogh
[00:06:40] museum, these things I liked I would
[00:06:43] go see by myself, at home she doesn't do without
[00:06:47] crosswords, movies and a game of cards
[00:06:51] and when an interesting program comes up, she doesn't even think,
[00:06:54] she just goes, if I come to you now and say
[00:06:57] this: let's go see a Van Gogh
[00:07:00] exhibition, wow, I'll go before
[00:07:04] you, I'll go flying,
[00:07:07] who says she's 92 years
[00:07:10] old, could this way of... have some relation to less
[00:07:14] accelerated
[00:07:15] aging?
[00:07:19] Dona Ziza's daughter is a belly dance teacher, she
[00:07:23] also believes that keeping the body and mind in motion makes a
[00:07:26] difference for aging, she is 64
[00:07:30] years old and also doesn't feel her age. My
[00:07:33] disposition is the same as when
[00:07:36] I was 40 years old. Sometimes the possibility, sometimes
[00:07:40] it's not that much, right, sometimes I get a pain. little flower, I push myself a lot,
[00:07:44] but I don't stop doing things. This life
[00:07:48] dedicated to culture can bring more effects to the body than
[00:07:52] one imagines. A study done in England, which followed
[00:07:55] adults over 50 years old, found an
[00:07:59] association between involvement with cultural activities and
[00:08:03] a lower physiological age, that
[00:08:06] is, being more cultured can make you
[00:08:09] younger. The study showed that those who had greater
[00:08:12] involvement with these artistic activities were about 1 year and
[00:08:16] 2 months physiologically younger compared to those who
[00:08:19] had less interest in cultural
[00:08:21] events.
[00:08:28] It is that leaving home to dance, sing, watch a
[00:08:31] show involves displacement, memory,
[00:08:34] attention and emotion, a package of
[00:08:37] stimuli for the brain and also for the body, these
[00:08:40] cultural activities have always been associated with improving
[00:08:44] mental health, it was found that it is this
[00:08:47] association that people who have a cultural life
[00:08:51] participate more in cultural events, they decline less in
[00:08:55] physical parameters. At 92 years old, Zisa
[00:08:58] continues reading, dancing,
[00:09:01] learning. And perhaps this is one of the most beautiful ways
[00:09:04] to age: choosing to remain forever young,
[00:09:08] at least in the mind.
[00:10:55] received in Brasília the foreign missions that will monitor
[00:10:58] voting across the country, there are more than 140 observers
[00:11:02] from seven international organizations, among them
[00:11:06] 91 representatives of the Organization of American
[00:11:09] States, the largest mission ever sent to
[00:11:13] Brazil. The observers will monitor voting and
[00:11:16] counting in Brasília and in cities in 20
[00:11:19] states. The work is technical, without any intervention in the
[00:11:23] process, and ends with a report on the elections in
[00:11:27] Brazil. And the president of the TSE, Minister
[00:11:30] Nunes Marques, defended the security of the ballot boxes and the Brazilian
[00:11:34] voting system. He also gave valuable advice to
[00:11:38] voters, to take the candidates' numbers written on a
[00:11:42] piece of paper. We have sought to expand, especially, the
[00:11:45] population's access to information about electronic
[00:11:48] ballot boxes, the counting
[00:11:51] disclosure of results and everything else that
[00:11:55] allows to follow and verify
[00:11:58] the electoral process. I am confident that our oversight
[00:12:01] and auditing
[00:12:03] procedures are sufficient and effective, both to deter
[00:12:07] wrongdoers and to legitimize the election
[00:12:10] results. In the message sent to Record's Journalism, the
[00:12:14] minister reinforced the importance of bringing the
[00:12:17] cheat sheet with the candidates' numbers. There are an average of
[00:12:20] 318 voters per polling station and an election in which
[00:12:24] we have more candidates to choose from, because there are two candidates
[00:12:27] for senator. The voting time will be fundamental to avoid
[00:12:31] queues. The cheat sheet significantly
[00:12:33] reduces voting time. The TSE and the Ministry
[00:12:37] of Justice issued a joint ordinance that
[00:12:40] establishes specific rules for the performance of the Federal
[00:12:43] Highway Police and other federal public security agencies
[00:12:47] on voting days. Among them, the
[00:12:50] non-promotion of policing actions that create obstacles
[00:12:54] to the movement of voters,
[00:12:58] appear, participate, Brazil needs
[00:13:00] your vote
[00:13:04] and the votes given to Anthony
[00:13:07] will be considered null, decision happens two days before the
[00:13:11] election determines that the votes given to the former governor
[00:13:15] will be annulled sub judice, that is,
[00:13:18] still pending a final decision.
[00:13:22] Garotinho, who has already been governor of the state, had his candidacy
[00:13:25] registration denied by the Regional Electoral
[00:13:28] Court of Rio de Janeiro, but appealed the decision to
[00:13:31] the TSE. The appeal has not yet been judged, the candidate's
[00:13:35] name will continue to appear normally on the ballot boxes, but
[00:13:39] then the votes received by him will not be considered valid,
[00:13:43] until, of course, a definitive court decision.
[00:13:46] The former governor has not yet commented on this
[00:13:49] decision.
[00:13:51] The two men who were killed by the police during an operation in a community
[00:13:55] in São Paulo will be buried today. They
[00:13:59] are the main suspects in the death of a police officer during a robbery, according to the
[00:14:03] Military Police, the men would have reacted to the approach
[00:14:06] and there was an exchange of gunfire. The families of
[00:14:09] Kauan Feitosa and Milton Souza deny that they were
[00:14:13] armed and had reacted. There was
[00:14:16] no evidence that my son had done anything, there was a
[00:14:20] complaint, a complaint, that's why my
[00:14:24] son didn't... The operation was just over a
[00:14:27] month after the assassination of corporal Paulo Roberto Pereira,
[00:14:31] 44 years old. On August 28, the police
[00:14:35] officer stopped on the shoulder of Marginal Tietê to check the car's
[00:14:39] tire. He was attacked by three criminals.
[00:14:42] According to a witness, one of them delivered a blow known as
[00:14:46] a chokehold. The others began to assault him. Before
[00:14:50] he could react, the corporal was shot.
[00:14:53] The investigation team concluded that the military police officer was
[00:14:57] a victim of a gang that usually acts on busy roads
[00:15:01] like this, it's called the stone gang. After
[00:15:04] driving over obstacles, motorists
[00:15:07] stop to check the damage to their
[00:15:10] car, that's when the criminals attack. There were no
[00:15:14] cameras on site, one man is still
[00:15:17] at large. The receivers of the gang have already been
[00:15:21] identified. One phone was sold for R$
[00:15:24] 350. Another for R$ 250, so this was the
[00:15:27] value that a robbery, an action that could cost a life and
[00:15:31] was worth it for these two individuals, the corporal's
[00:15:34] personal weapon that was stolen during the assault.
[00:15:38] has not yet been
[00:15:39] recovered.
[00:15:42] You know that given the criminality, the news and even living
[00:15:46] in big cities, we have a feeling of insecurity, but here on
[00:15:49] Fala Brasil, we show you this statistically, because
[00:15:53] every week two people are hit by stray
[00:15:56] bullets in Rio de Janeiro, an alarming number, logically, and this
[00:16:00] year alone there were 19 deaths and 60
[00:16:03] injured.
[00:16:12] It's been almost two months of an endless nightmare.
[00:16:15] Fernando is Aline Siqueira
[00:16:19] monitors her recovery. The speech therapist was on the
[00:16:22] bus on her way to work when she was hit by a stray
[00:16:26] bullet. According to the police, the shooting would have
[00:16:29] started after criminals attacked a team that
[00:16:33] was passing through Vila Cosmos in the North Zone of
[00:16:35] Rio. This week, Aline managed to move
[00:16:39] her arm for the first time, she spent her
[00:16:42] birthday in the hospital with no estimated discharge date, it is not
[00:16:46] possible to verify yet the extent
[00:16:48] of the problem, she is in bed, she cannot
[00:16:52] move, Aline was hit by a rifle bullet,
[00:16:56] a type of weapon of war increasingly common in the hands of criminals here
[00:16:59] in Rio. The shooter was not
[00:17:02] identified. Since the beginning of the year, almost 80
[00:17:06] people have been hit by stray bullets in the metropolitan
[00:17:09] region. 19 died. That's
[00:17:12] what happened to another victim this week, when
[00:17:16] she was on a bus near a community in the southwest zone of
[00:17:20] Rio. Flávio de Abreu Lima was a pharmacy
[00:17:23] manager on his way to work. The police
[00:17:26] were conducting an operation in the region at the time of the shooting.
[00:17:30] It is still not known where the shot that caused his
[00:17:34] death came from. Two cases that portray the suffering
[00:17:37] caused by violence, it affects the entire family,
[00:17:41] right? It's very bad, we always
[00:17:44] have a bad feeling that something worse will
[00:17:47] happen.
[00:17:50] Agricultural production is one of the main bases
[00:17:53] of the Brazilian economy. And to guarantee resources to the sector,
[00:17:56] BNDES, which is the National Bank for Economic and Social Development,
[00:18:00] maintains a rural credit line that can be obtained through
[00:18:04] partner institutions.
[00:18:07] How an organic egg industry in the interior of São Paulo managed
[00:18:11] to modernize its infrastructure to be able to grow even more and
[00:18:15] generate new jobs.
[00:18:18] In 2020, three entrepreneurs united around an
[00:18:21] idea: to produce eggs with a focus on sustainability and
[00:18:24] animal welfare. None
[00:18:28] market, but the project was born and the business
[00:18:31] has been growing every year. We started with 20,000 chickens, we
[00:18:35] ended the second year with 80,000 today.
[00:18:37] We have 400,000 chickens, okay, it's a project here in Avaré, we
[00:18:41] can reach about 800,000 birds, today the company has
[00:18:45] about 250 employees
[00:18:48] eggs per year, sold fresh and
[00:18:51] pasteurized. It also produces soybean oil, all
[00:18:55] organic. The products reach 10 states and are
[00:18:58] sold in large supermarket chains. The
[00:19:02] egg produced well, really well, it is more flavorful, it has
[00:19:05] better physical-chemical characteristics. A more orange yolk, consistent
[00:19:09] white, it has more structure, even the shell is harder because
[00:19:13] it's from a well-nourished chicken, and the consumer is willing to pay a
[00:19:16] little more for a quality product. The
[00:19:18] agricultural company in Avaré, in the interior of São Paulo, manufactures its own feed for the birds
[00:19:22] and with the growth of production, it has invested more
[00:19:25] and more in equipment. One of them is this transport silo
[00:19:29] purchased at the beginning of the year. It stores 16 tons
[00:19:33] of food and supplies the conveyors that take the feed to the
[00:19:36] chickens. The investment was R$
[00:19:39] 167. The financing was done
[00:19:43] by BNDES Rural Credit. The process is
[00:19:46] super simple, you have to have a relationship with the repassing
[00:19:49] bank on the client's side, we
[00:19:53] basically eh eh revise the contract and sign the
[00:19:56] financing. On the repassing bank's side, it has
[00:20:00] a whole relationship that it makes with BNDES. BNDES Rural
[00:20:04] Credit is a financing line for
[00:20:08] rural producers and agricultural cooperatives. The
[00:20:11] resources can be used to finance production, buy machinery
[00:20:15] and equipment, modernize facilities
[00:20:18] and expand businesses in the countryside. Payment
[00:20:22] conditions vary according to the financing
[00:20:25] modality. There are countless
[00:20:28] modalities, right? Purchase of fertilizers, working
[00:20:31] capital, purchase of machinery and equipment. So, for each of them
[00:20:34] you have, then, a, a, uh, a
[00:20:38] term and a grace period that fits. The
[00:20:41] contracting is done through a financial institution accredited
[00:20:45] to BNDES. The bank or cooperative
[00:20:48] analyzes the request, the payment capacity and the
[00:20:51] guarantees, negotiates the conditions with the client, it has
[00:20:55] made it possible for you to have a record production, right, of
[00:20:58] food, food that also makes up the table, right, of
[00:21:02] all Brazilian families, so I would say that credit
[00:21:06] is the great lever that moves corporate and
[00:21:10] family agriculture in Brazil. With the
[00:21:12] availability of credit, the organic egg production industry
[00:21:16] has plans to grow even more.
[00:21:20] The project that started with 13 entrepreneurs, now has new
[00:21:24] goals, in up to 5 years the expectation is 2 million birds
[00:21:30] eggs per year. The plan also plans to expand the product
[00:21:33] line and make the brand reach other regions of
[00:21:37] the country. This is 10% of what we will still be,
[00:21:41] so eh we will still need a lot of financing, we will need
[00:21:44] a lot of banking relationship, we will need to apply
[00:21:48] all this resource to develop the region to provide more jobs, to
[00:21:52] buy more equipment, to make the economy circular
[00:21:54] here.
[00:21:56] Don't go anywhere, I'll talk to Brazil, Saturday's edition, back
[00:21:59] soon.
[00:22:04] Elections 2026. And
[00:22:07] title:
[00:22:11] it's the people who produce the show, that's the direction. Have you already downloaded the e-title on your cell phone?
[00:22:15] It brings your voter ID number, your polling
[00:22:18] place and various electoral services, you can
[00:22:22] even justify your absence from voting through the app, download your e-title
[00:22:26] now,
[00:22:29] electoral justice, the justice of
[00:22:31] democracy,
[00:22:40] trust is earned,
[00:22:43] every day, good morning to you, good afternoon to you, great evening
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[00:22:50] at night, trust comes from dialogue, from
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[00:23:21] burns, if artificial intelligence threatens or
[00:23:24] helps, we discuss and you participate. Send
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[00:23:31] Record News, you
[00:27:49] went viral on the internet and raised a new question about the
[00:27:52] recording of special dates, well,
[00:27:55] to what extent can images be altered by
[00:27:59] artificial intelligence, huh? oh people, let's talk about it? that on a
[00:28:02] social network, Luane shows photos of her
[00:28:06] wedding, but the faces of her family members are
[00:28:09] completely altered by editing, she was outraged
[00:28:13] and we're curious to know what it looked like after going through AI,
[00:28:17] huh? In the post, Luane Moura, 27
[00:28:21] years old, complained about not recognizing her family members in the
[00:28:24] images, guys, I'm going to
[00:28:27] husband's aunt, look at her face, her mouth isn't like that, her eyes
[00:28:31] aren't like that, she's not like that, I don't know, it's shocking
[00:28:34] here we have my grandmother, my grandmother, for
[00:28:38] some reason, an 87-year-old woman or
[00:28:41] 88, a lady came out with that face, I didn't
[00:28:45] understand what happened here, this mouth is not mine,
[00:28:48] this makeup was not what I used on the day of, I don't know what happened here
[00:28:52] guys, every time I look at something I get more
[00:28:55] shocked, the video we just saw had more than 9
[00:28:59] million views, many people asked... Luane to post
[00:29:03] the original photo to make the comparison and that's what she
[00:29:07] did: this is the thing they
[00:29:10] gave me as being my grandmother's photo that looks like my 3-year-old
[00:29:14] son on my grandmother's
[00:29:16] body and this is my grandmother's photo
[00:29:20] and this guy is my father and this
[00:29:24] here is what the editing gave me as being my
[00:29:28] father, this lawyer specialized in relationship
[00:29:31] law with... states that when hiring a professional to record a
[00:29:35] special date, what is
[00:29:38] expected is to receive high-quality photos
[00:29:41] to keep as a memory not something distorted, as
[00:29:45] happened in Luane's case. It is subject to
[00:29:48] compensation, yes, or at least, if possible
[00:29:52] it must be possible, because the originals exist,
[00:29:55] were preserved, let the service be redone, bringing only and
[00:29:59] only quality to those images and not distortion
[00:30:03] bringing something fantastical, unreal
[00:30:13] a sequence of rainy days leaves the air very humid and also changes
[00:30:17] the routine inside the house, right? well, we know, right, clothes and towels
[00:30:21] take much longer to dry and this increases the chance of
[00:30:25] mold appearing, but you know there's a bigger problem than the discomfort
[00:30:28] and that pile of clothes accumulated in your basket, you know?
[00:30:32] "a humid and enclosed environment can favor respiratory symptoms and
[00:30:36] even worsen conditions for those who already suffer from asthma, rhinitis and
[00:30:40] other 'itis' out there. At
[00:30:43] first glance, those black dots that
[00:30:46] appear in some rooms of the house seem
[00:30:49] harmless, but what we see may be
[00:30:53] just the tip of an iceberg, a
[00:30:56] simple patch of mold like this can concentrate
[00:31:00] millions of fungal particles." Microscopic
[00:31:03] that spread through the air and.