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[00:00:00] According to the victim, the suspect managed to steal several laptops and
[00:00:04] some jewelry. All the computers belonged to
[00:00:07] clients. He quickly used a special key to
[00:00:10] open the gate. We see that throughout the whole time he
[00:00:14] tried, in the images, to move the gate with that special key. In a short
[00:00:18] time that he moves this gate, he manages to access
[00:00:22] the building, from there he goes straight to the
[00:00:24] apartment he invaded, where the equipment
[00:00:27] was. Around two in the
[00:00:30] afternoon, the man appears at the building
[00:00:32] And look, a famous natural lava entrance carrying a bag. He leaves
[00:00:34] easily and walks away with the stolen
[00:00:37] goods. He says that all the computers
[00:00:40] taken by the suspect were in the apartment for
[00:00:43] maintenance. The man says he had to pay for one of the
[00:00:47] pieces of equipment for the client. The loss, according to the victim, could
[00:00:51] exceed R$20,000. I have hope that they find the
[00:00:54] culprit, right? Bring the equipment
[00:00:57] back. And you can see his face
[00:01:01] well in these images, right? We're talking now about teenagers who were
[00:01:04] assaulted by an adult, and this happened during a commotion
[00:01:08] at the exit of a school also in Goiânia. Cowardice, right? The
[00:01:11] scenes were recorded, showing students being slapped,
[00:01:15] pushed, and even thrown to the ground. The
[00:01:18] scenes are graphic: in one of the videos, a teenager is slapped
[00:01:22] in the face. At another
[00:01:25] has already affected the entire moment, another student is pushed during the commotion.
[00:01:28] A third one is also hit with a slap and
[00:01:31] falls to the ground. Even after the fight apparently
[00:01:35] ended, the man in yellow follows one of the
[00:01:38] teenagers and assaults her. At another point,
[00:01:41] near the avenue, another man appears pushing one of the
[00:01:44] teenagers. Everything happens during a fight between
[00:01:47] students at the exit of a school in Goiânia. It was very
[00:01:51] revolting. We were super revolted, everyone was very scared. Our children are not going to
[00:01:55] school because he is from the region, the guy who assaulted
[00:01:58] them, right? We seek justice. He grabbed the girl
[00:02:02] by the neck and threw her against the wall.
[00:02:06] At that moment, another friend said to him: "Sir, do you
[00:02:09] like hitting women, is that it?" He left there and hit
[00:02:13] and you know that here you can trust in the boy in the face. For the mothers to see their children being
[00:02:16] assaulted in this way brought revolt and
[00:02:19] concern. Every day I have seen the same videos,
[00:02:23] because it's a movie that plays in our heads. It's
[00:02:25] unbelievable. The parents of the teenagers involved in the fight
[00:02:29] sought justice and filed a police
[00:02:32] report. Since the case involves minors,
[00:02:35] the entire investigation remains
[00:02:38] confidential. All the family hopes for now is justice
[00:02:41] for their children. We don't have any record that
[00:02:45] these students were called to school due to fights. Why would they
[00:02:49] be causing trouble in the street, looking for fights with people they don't even
[00:02:52] know, adults?
[00:02:55] An explosion destroyed the facade of a Japanese
[00:02:59] restaurant. You'll see in the corner of the video the moment of the
[00:03:02] explosion. Pay attention. According to witnesses, a man had
[00:03:06] left a package in front of the restaurant, which had not yet been
[00:03:10] inaugurated. This all happened moments before the explosion. You saw it in the left
[00:03:13] corner. The entire glass facade was destroyed by the impact. The
[00:03:17] restaurant roof was also damaged. The Civil Police of
[00:03:20] Fortaleza, in Ceará, is now looking for other images that can
[00:03:24] help identify the perpetrator of this attack. By the way,
[00:03:28] we bring you this Saturday a sequence of images. I'll show you
[00:03:31] now images from a camera that show the
[00:03:35] moment when the cargo of a truck overturns and spills onto the highway
[00:03:39] in Rio de Janeiro. By the way, through these images we can see the
[00:03:43] territory without barriers that sharpens cargo falling onto the road, and a car was almost hit
[00:03:46] at that moment. No one was injured after this scene, but
[00:03:50] two lanes had to be closed, which caused
[00:03:53] an immense traffic jam. Traffic was
[00:03:56] normalized at least 40 minutes
[00:04:00] after this scene that we are showing you now,
[00:04:02] and
[00:04:04] a man was arrested after attacking his ex-mother-in-law with a
[00:04:08] knife, upset about the end of the relationship. Look, the
[00:04:12] 47-year-old man invaded the house to
[00:04:15] attack his ex-partner. The 68-year-old woman
[00:04:19] stepped in front of her daughter and was
[00:04:22] struck. This image shows this man entering the residence.
[00:04:26] This elderly woman was rescued by neighbors and fortunately is not
[00:04:30] at risk of dying. The aggressor appeared at the police station and was
[00:04:33] arrested. The case remains under investigation in the city of
[00:04:36] Delta, in the Triângulo Mineiro.
[00:04:40] And a 1-year and 3-month-old baby was injured after falling
[00:04:44] and hitting his head during a fight between his grandfather and a
[00:04:47] neighbor.
[00:04:49] According to the police, the child was with his 59-year-old grandfather
[00:04:54] responsibility for the who was walking the family's dog. A 35-year-old
[00:04:57] neighbor was walking with three dogs
[00:05:01] loose without a leash. According to the police report, one of the animals
[00:05:04] attacked the retired man's dog. The elderly man allegedly
[00:05:08] called the dog owner's attention. Also according to
[00:05:11] the police, the man assaulted him. During the
[00:05:15] commotion, the child fell from his grandfather's lap and hit his
[00:05:18] head. The suspect presented himself at the police station. He
[00:05:22] claimed that the dogs only approached to play with the
[00:05:26] other dog and said he acted in self-defense because he
[00:05:30] felt threatened by the elderly man. The child received
[00:05:34] medical attention and was released. The case is
[00:05:37] being investigated by the Civil Police of Vitória in Espírito
[00:05:40] Santo.
[00:05:44] arch, over 500 years old, collapsed.
[00:05:48] One of the hypotheses is that the arch, 27 meters high, may have
[00:05:52] collapsed due to a storm in the Pacific Ocean. The arch
[00:05:55] was located in the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The park recommended that
[00:05:59] visitors do not approach the area due to the
[00:06:02] instability of the seaside cliffs.
[00:06:06] Attention, a 102-year-old woman died and
[00:06:09] 90 other people were rescued by firefighters
[00:06:13] after heavy rains caused floods in
[00:06:16] Spain. We're going to show you the image now of the strong current that
[00:06:20] flooded streets and also swept away cars. Firefighters
[00:06:23] found the body of this elderly woman inside the house
[00:06:27] where she lived. The water, for you belongs to Newton's
[00:06:31] meter high in the property. 90 people were
[00:06:34] rescued. The rain
[00:06:38] region after the hottest summer since the
[00:06:41] beginning of official
[00:06:43] records.
[00:06:46] Short break, we'll be right back.
[00:06:58] Trust is earned
[00:07:01] every day. Good morning to you, good afternoon to you, great evening
[00:07:05] to you, from the early hours of the morning until late
[00:07:09] at night, trust comes from dialogue,
[00:07:13] from the search for truth, from
[00:07:15] data journalism, exclusive data obtained via
[00:07:19] the Access to Information Law by Record News, from
[00:07:22] investigation,
[00:07:57] accidents that end with facades of houses or
[00:08:01] commercial establishments destroyed, right? But who
[00:08:04] pays for this damage? Let's see. Whoever sees the
[00:08:07] bricklayer working imagines it to be a common scene of
[00:08:11] renovation, but it's not quite like that: the dental office had its
[00:08:14] facade destroyed after being invaded by a
[00:08:17] truck in Tatuapé, in the East Zone of São Paulo.
[00:08:21] Images recorded the accident. It was dawn
[00:08:24] when a truck ran a red light, hit a car
[00:08:28] and invaded the corner property. The office
[00:08:31] sister-in-law. We
[00:08:34] fight so much, right? Especially since she lost her husband a
[00:08:37] short time ago. We fight so much for this. I arrived and it was total destruction, the truck was still
[00:08:41] inside, for your information, we couldn't access because the truck
[00:08:44] blocked the entrance door. The truck also hit the
[00:08:48] neighboring property, which is not inhabited. The driver was
[00:08:52] drunk and was arrested in flagrante for drunk driving, and
[00:08:55] who will pay for the damage he left behind is still
[00:08:59] a mystery. We've already discovered that the truck driver has no
[00:09:03] insurance. I don't know how it will turn out, but I have to work, my
[00:09:07] wife has to work. We can't wait for anyone. You have to
[00:09:11] do it with your own hands. Not
[00:09:14] always does the person who caused the damage have money to
[00:09:17] pay for the damage they caused. In some
[00:09:21] situations, it is even more difficult to get
[00:09:24] compensation, as in this
[00:09:28] case, also in the East Zone of São
[00:09:30] Paulo. The front of the house was destroyed by a
[00:09:33] criminal fleeing from the police. The camera
[00:09:37] recorded the moment when the thief
[00:09:41] lost control of the car and crashed into the
[00:09:45] property.
[00:09:46] The 25-year-old man still
[00:09:53] tried to flee, but was arrested by the police. The car was
[00:09:57] stolen. The homeowner cannot afford the
[00:10:00] repairs, so the wall and gate remain
[00:10:04] damaged. The
[00:10:07] damage lies with the criminal, according to this
[00:10:10] lawyer. Most of the time, those who steal
[00:10:13] do not have the means to pay compensation.
[00:10:17] That's why it's very difficult for the
[00:10:20] victim to receive any amount. In the criminal
[00:10:24] sentence itself, the judge will already establish a compensatory
[00:10:27] value, a minimum compensatory value. Now, whether
[00:10:30] this thief will have the financial means to pay is another
[00:10:34] matter. If this person has properties in their
[00:10:37] name, cars, bank accounts, all of this
[00:10:40] can be located. The best precaution is to have property
[00:10:44] insurance, and for cases where it is possible to charge the
[00:10:48] responsible party for the damage, it is important to gather
[00:10:51] evidence. We now bring a case that also
[00:10:55] serves as an appeal. A 10-year-old girl has been missing,
[00:10:59] imagine, since Thursday in Rio de Janeiro. She
[00:11:02] left home to go to school, but never arrived at the educational institution.
[00:11:06] Imagine everyone's concern, right? Relatives and friends held a protest
[00:11:09] and the search for the child continues. With
[00:11:13] signs in their hands, family and friends held
[00:11:16] a protest in Nova Iguaçu. "I just want my
[00:11:19] daughter back, truly. I just want my daughter back. If my daughter dies, I
[00:11:23] die. I will die. I won't be able to bear this pain."
[00:11:26] Mariana Queiroz de Carvalho, 10 years old, disappeared last
[00:11:30] Thursday on her way to school. The
[00:11:33] route is approximately 1 km and the girl
[00:11:37] usually didn't go alone. But
[00:11:41] this day she needed to go without an
[00:11:44] escort. The girl left home around
[00:11:47] noon, but in the late afternoon, when her older brother
[00:11:51] went to pick her up, he received the news that Mariana
[00:11:55] had not gone to school. Family and friends conducted an
[00:11:58] incessant search throughout the neighborhood. The area is isolated
[00:12:02] and a bit deserted, surrounded by empty
[00:12:05] lots with tall grass and houses still under
[00:12:09] construction. They also searched for the girl in
[00:12:12] hospitals in the region and IMLs.
[00:12:15] Despite all the effort, they received no information that could help
[00:12:19] find Mariana. The disappearance was reported
[00:12:22] to the police station. "I don't know if someone passed by with a car,
[00:12:27] put her in, I don't know, I just want my
[00:12:31] daughter back." Our journalism will follow
[00:12:33] this story closely, and now I open up space for a
[00:12:37] complaint, because neighbors of a building under construction in São
[00:12:40] Paulo are living days of great fear. I'll tell you why: the
[00:12:43] development was embargoed by the city hall, but the construction
[00:12:46] never stopped.
[00:12:48] "Cracked
[00:12:54] walls,
[00:12:56] infiltration,
[00:12:59] fear of
[00:13:03] collapse.
[00:13:04] This very night, the wind was
[00:13:07] very strong and everyone here is apprehensive, because you don't
[00:13:11] know what's going to happen." The complaint about the construction of this
[00:13:15] building comes from residents in the East Zone of São Paulo. They
[00:13:18] started in 2020 and since then have taken away the peace
[00:13:22] of mind of those who live there. One of these residents is Mrs. Nalva
[00:13:26] who has already put her residence up for sale after 40 years in the same
[00:13:29] place. She says the building was built using the wall of her house,
[00:13:33] without the mandatory setback required by law. It
[00:13:36] is right next to her house. They said
[00:13:39] they would provide the setback and they didn't, and that it would be a 9-meter
[00:13:42] wall, and it's not even 9 meters.
[00:13:46] These photos show the family's car which, according to the homeowner, is
[00:13:49] constantly hit by construction materials. It has even
[00:13:53] had its window broken. In the
[00:13:56] kitchen, the plaster ceiling, recently renovated,
[00:13:59] collapsed and left a hole. Here in Mrs. Nalva's living room,
[00:14:02] a crack starts on one side, crosses
[00:14:06] the entire ceiling and
[00:14:09] appears again here, on the other wall.
[00:14:12] Here at the base, signs of infiltration. The
[00:14:16] plaster is crumbling. Here in the bedroom there's a lot of humidity,
[00:14:19] the walls are all moldy.
[00:14:22] We can feel it,
[00:14:25] the wall is moist, water
[00:14:28] is dissolving the paint, dissolving the plaster.
[00:14:32] She said she can no longer sleep there,
[00:14:35] always in fear, especially now during the
[00:14:39] rainy season. And now spring and summer are coming, we're already
[00:14:42] worried about that, right? This other
[00:14:44] neighbor, who prefers not to be identified, shows the cracks
[00:14:48] and infiltrations in the walls of his house. The building was
[00:14:51] built right next to his residence as well. They didn't respect the
[00:14:54] setback, not only for my house, but for all the houses
[00:14:58] around, which are close to the building. The resident claims that
[00:15:01] the construction has been embargoed for years and that he made several complaints to the
[00:15:05] sub-prefecture. Even with all these complaints and
[00:15:08] when we discovered it was under embargo, they continued
[00:15:12] to add floors. Even so, this document from
[00:15:16] an administrative process gathers data on the
[00:15:19] inspections carried out on the building's construction. The construction was embargoed
[00:15:22] due to lack of a permit and received four fines for
[00:15:26] non-compliance with the embargo order, totaling about
[00:15:29] 551 thousand.
[00:15:32] The lawyer hired by one of the
[00:15:34] residents says he has already found a series of irregularities in the
[00:15:37] building. We don't find a construction permit,
[00:15:41] a process. We don't find the plant project, there are
[00:15:44] no structural calculations. So, the construction in question
[00:15:48] cannot continue, legally speaking, it cannot
[00:15:52] be released due to the missing setbacks,
[00:15:56] understood? Fala Brasil is ending now.
[00:15:59] Thank you, but you remain very well informed here
[00:16:02] on Record News. Have a great day, goodbye.
[00:16:05] Hello, good evening. The busiest
[00:16:19] avenue in the capital of São Paulo has become one of the main
[00:16:22] hotspots for criminal activity. Assailants
[00:16:26] take advantage of traffic jams on the Marginal Tietê to
[00:16:29] attack drivers and passengers in
[00:16:32] seconds. In
[00:16:34] traffic, they only wait for the
[00:16:41] right moment to strike. A stopped car and
[00:16:44] a gap between vehicles are enough for them to pounce on
[00:16:47] passengers and drivers. Anyone who drives on the
[00:16:51] Marginal Tietê knows that traffic jams are frequent,
[00:16:55] what many people don't imagine is that the traffic that
[00:16:58] delays travel also facilitates criminal
[00:17:02] activity. With vehicles stopped, they act quickly and
[00:17:05] then disappear among the cars. It worries
[00:17:09] me a lot because we frequently drive on the Marginal and are tense.
[00:17:12] Sometimes, even if it's hot or cold, we are forced
[00:17:16] to close the windows just because of the fear of robbery,
[00:17:19] the fear of some type of crime happening. I've already been
[00:17:23] robbed at gunpoint. They rode up on a motorcycle, stopped in front,
[00:17:27] one got off and held me at gunpoint. I had to give them
[00:17:30] my cell phone, give them money, give them everything. They didn't take the car,
[00:17:34] but it was a very big scare. Between January and August,
[00:17:37] 1450 robberies and thefts were
[00:17:40] registered on a 15 km stretch of the Marginal
[00:17:44] Tietê, an average of six crimes per day. Thieves
[00:17:47] take advantage, mainly because it's a
[00:17:50] place with low speed.
[00:17:54] They take advantage of having several places to escape. They can make a
[00:17:57] loop and turn onto the side of the Marginal, for example, and they can
[00:18:00] hide. Eventually, you don't find
[00:18:03] many police cars. A PM was killed on Marginal
[00:18:07] Tietê. Paulo Roberto Pereira, 44, stopped his
[00:18:11] car on the shoulder to check the vehicle's tire. He was
[00:18:14] attacked by three criminals and died at the
[00:18:18] scene. Yesterday, two suspects involved in the
[00:18:21] crime were killed in a shootout in the South Zone of the
[00:18:25] capital. In July, a Record team was also targeted by
[00:18:28] criminals. A stone was thrown at the station's car
[00:18:32] to try to steal the reporter's cell phone. She sustained
[00:18:36] minor injuries caused by the shattered glass. The
[00:18:40] Public Security Secretariat said that from January to August there was a
[00:18:43] decrease of more than 14% in robberies
[00:18:46] compared to the same period last year, and that more than
[00:18:50] 31,000 suspects were arrested or
[00:18:54] detained in the region. Keep the windows closed, the
[00:18:57] doors locked, and don't leave your cell phone,
[00:19:00] tablet, laptop— people sometimes leave them right there—
[00:19:04] don't leave anything in plain sight. this year in the
[00:19:37] country, nine out of ten Brazilians see the
[00:19:40] internet as a risky place for children and adolescents.
[00:19:44] Investigation reveals that co-pilot used an axe
[00:19:48] to attack colleague in cockpit of plane. The story of the
[00:19:52] teenager who beat cancer and is now a champion in the tatamis.
[00:19:55] Look, even artistic events are in the sights of scammers. A
[00:20:19] survey by a security company identified almost 800
[00:20:23] fake ticket websites. It works more or less like this: people
[00:20:26] pay, lose their money, and still miss seeing their favorite
[00:20:30] artist. Show, lights, and the
[00:20:33] idol very close. It could be a musical
[00:20:36] event or a play. But
[00:20:40] when buying a ticket, attention
[00:20:43] is needed. Luciana was a victim of the fake
[00:20:47] ticket scam in Brazil. She paid
[00:20:51] for the ticket, but when it was time to enjoy her favorite artist's show, she was
[00:20:55] stopped at the entrance line. "Already in line, I couldn't
[00:20:58] access the QR code, and then when I got there, they said
[00:21:02] this happens with this company,
[00:21:05] I think you bought a fake ticket." A survey
[00:21:08] by a cybersecurity company identified, over a period of
[00:21:12] 3 months, 800 fake
[00:21:15] internet addresses created to imitate
[00:21:19] large ticket sales platforms. Of these,
[00:21:22] 214 were operational at the time of
[00:21:25] the research. This here is a fake ticket sales
[00:21:29] page. It was created in a few minutes with artificial
[00:21:32] intelligence. The scammers manage to replicate websites with a
[00:21:36] very similar appearance to the original ones, and that's
[00:21:39] why so many people fall for the scam. To protect
[00:21:42] yourself, the recommendations are: verify the electronic
[00:21:46] address of the website. Fake pages use
[00:21:49] variations with extra letters, for example. Observe if
[00:21:53] there are small visual differences or grammatical
[00:21:56] errors. Clients and consumers must be
[00:21:59] increasingly attentive to the differences that exist in these websites so as not
[00:22:03] to fall victim to a scam. More
[00:22:06] than 100,000 lawsuits for traffic crimes reached the
[00:22:10] country's courts in the first 8 months of this year. In addition
[00:22:13] to the consequences in court, accidents leave scars
[00:22:17] on those who survive.
[00:22:21] The images are shocking: in two accidents,
[00:22:24] motorcyclists were hit by drivers who
[00:22:27] disregarded traffic rules. In this case, the
[00:22:31] car runs the red light and hits
[00:22:34] Arthur. Then flees without providing help. "It was
[00:22:37] a very quick thing. I didn't even know how I fell. Since I saw that he only hit the front part of the motorcycle, I thought it had just
[00:22:41] tipped over. I looked, and he was gone." In the other accident, a
[00:22:45] car made an illegal turn and hit Sirley's
[00:22:49] motorcycle. He was hospitalized and received
[00:22:52] 80 stitches on his face. "I'm traumatized,
[00:22:55] you know? I feel the stitch puncturing. I'm afraid to
[00:22:59] ride a motorcycle. I don't even know what I'm going to do." Both motorcyclists
[00:23:02] are still unable to return to work. Cases like
[00:23:06] these show that recklessness in traffic can have
[00:23:09] serious consequences and also end up in
[00:23:12] court. From January to August of this
[00:23:15] year, more than 103,000
[00:23:18] lawsuits for traffic crimes reached the courts
[00:23:22] of the country. In all of 2025, there were more
[00:23:25] than 160 thousand. Among the crimes
[00:23:29] are drunk driving, street racing,
[00:23:32] failure to render aid, fleeing the scene of an accident,
[00:23:36] homicide or bodily injury due to negligence in
[00:23:39] traffic. Sentences can reach 10 years in
[00:23:43] prison. For the specialist, in addition to
[00:23:46] enforcement, a change in behavior for drivers
[00:23:50] is fundamental to prevent infractions
[00:23:53] from ending in accidents and becoming lawsuits. Traffic education,
[00:23:57] especially in schools, and also in educational campaigns
[00:24:00] by traffic authorities throughout Brazil. Those who
[00:24:03] suffer the consequences of recklessness are left with the
[00:24:07] scars. "My face was disfigured, it's not
[00:24:10] the same as before, and what about my future life?"
[00:24:14] The generation that was born connected grows up in a world
[00:24:18] without borders and pays a
[00:24:20] high price for that, a very high price. Nine out of
[00:24:23] ten Brazilians believe that children and adolescents are
[00:24:27] very vulnerable to crimes on social media. I can make it a
[00:24:33] creativity and interaction. Usually I
[00:24:36] watch school content, I study, some soccer
[00:24:40] games, some more challenging games. A habit
[00:24:44] that worries those who were not born in the information
[00:24:47] age, because of the many dangers there are, right? Behind
[00:24:51] this social network, we don't know who the other person
[00:24:54] is, right? If before the concern of parents was in the streets, it is
[00:24:58] increasingly greater also inside the house, on screens. A
[00:25:01] survey shows that nine out of ten Brazilians
[00:25:05] believe that the internet is a risky space for children and
[00:25:08] adolescents. One third of the interviewed people know someone
[00:25:12] under 18 years old who has already suffered humiliation, bullying
[00:25:16] or some type of violence or embarrassment on social media. Among the
[00:25:20] main risks identified are contact with
[00:25:23] strangers, exposure to inappropriate content, and
[00:25:27] seeing one's own image manipulated by artificial intelligence.
[00:25:30] artificial, that's why control and frank
[00:25:34] conversation can help to minimize risks. There is a
[00:25:37] limit in the relationship between parents and caregivers
[00:25:40] regarding the amount of time these children and teenagers spend on screen. That's a
[00:25:44] discussion about family education
[00:25:46] and care. We use a platform, right? We can
[00:25:50] access what type of social network he will use, for how long
[00:25:54] he will use it, and I believe that this is important
[00:25:57] to really take care of me, right? The new rules regarding
[00:26:01] delays and cancellations of flights are already
[00:26:04] in force. One of the rules worries Procon because it makes
[00:26:08] the accountability of companies less rigid in problems
[00:26:11] such as overbooking, which is when the company sells more tickets than
[00:26:15] available seats. The dream trip did not end
[00:26:19] the way Guilherme wanted. The return from France to Brazil
[00:26:22] was exhausting. The flight was cancelled at the very
[00:26:26] last minute. And I had to spend the night sleeping
[00:26:29] on the floor of the airport in Paris. The flight
[00:26:33] was scheduled for 10 am, we left the next day at noon.
[00:26:36] Guilherme filed a lawsuit against the airline. They did not give
[00:26:40] any assistance, of course, at the airport when it was cancelled.
[00:26:43] But access to compensation may become even more difficult.
[00:26:46] A rule from NAC, which came into force on
[00:26:50] the 26th, and according to Procon, restricts
[00:26:53] actions against airline misconduct. The clause
[00:26:56] that is considered problematic states that the company
[00:27:00] will not be held responsible in case of
[00:27:03] overbooking, which is when a passenger is unable
[00:27:06] to board because more tickets were sold than
[00:27:10] available seats. The Brazilian Association of
[00:27:13] Airlines states that the objective is to bring
[00:27:17] national aviation closer to international practices.
[00:27:20] The entity also alleges that consumers will not
[00:27:23] suffer losses, but Procon of São Paulo views
[00:27:27] the changes with concern. With this alteration to the
[00:27:31] resolution, eventual problems related to the aircraft,
[00:27:34] overbooking, including climatic
[00:27:36] events, the air carrier will not
[00:27:40] be obliged to compensate. This is
[00:27:43] indeed a setback in the achievements that resulted
[00:27:46] from the consumer protection code. Other situations remain
[00:27:50] guaranteed by the new resolution, such as food
[00:27:54] in case of a wait longer than 2 hours and overnight
[00:27:57] accommodation for waits longer than 4 hours.
[00:28:00] Preliminary investigations indicate that the Fly
[00:28:04] Dubai co-pilot used an axe to attack
[00:28:07] the captain in a frustrated attempt of terrorism.
[00:28:11] Authorities from the United Arab Emirates ruled out
[00:28:15] the possibility of the co-pilot having
[00:28:18] bypassed the security system, since the axe
[00:28:21] used in the attack is kept inside the
[00:28:25] aircraft cabin to be used in emergency situations.
[00:28:28] The Emirates are leading the investigations because the
[00:28:32] incident occurred on board an airplane registered in the
[00:28:35] country. Three days after the attack, the
[00:28:39] identity of the hijacker was released by the American
[00:28:42] press. According to sources close to the
[00:28:45] investigation, Raman Al-Hamami had already been removed
[00:28:48] from his duties at another company due to
[00:28:52] radical Islamic thoughts. He remains imprisoned
[00:28:55] in the United Arab Emirates. Authorities are
[00:28:59] investigating how a citizen of Oman, a country that
[00:29:32] considered a hero for having managed, even wounded,
[00:29:35] to open the cabin and thus allow the
[00:29:38] passengers to immobilize the co-pilot and
[00:29:42] regain control of the plane.
[00:29:45] Attention, an airplane with six people on board that
[00:29:48] took off from Bermuda heading to the United
[00:29:51] States, is missing. The Coast Guard is searching
[00:29:54] the region. The G7, the seven richest countries
[00:29:58] in the world, announced that they will release 100 million
[00:30:03] barrels of oil in the next 4 months. This is an attempt
[00:30:06] to contain price increases. The announcement was made after
[00:30:10] US President Donald Trump threatened to ban diesel
[00:30:14] exports to the European Union. The barrel of oil
[00:30:17] is traded on the international market above
[00:30:19] 100 dollars, which is equivalent to more than R$500.
[00:30:22] On the eve of the elections, the Superior Electoral
[00:30:25] Court performed the integrity test of the ballot
[00:30:29] boxes that have already been distributed across the country.
[00:30:32] SE Cássio Nunes Marques monitored the emission
[00:30:36] of the zerésima from the Court's Database. Zerésima
[00:30:39] is the report that proves that the ballot boxes
[00:30:43] do not have pre-computed votes for any candidate.
[00:30:47] Tomorrow, in the polling stations, all electronic
[00:30:50] ballot boxes start the day by printing their
[00:30:54] own zerésima, ensuring that there are no previous
[00:30:58] votes in the electronic ballot boxes. The transport of the ballot boxes is supported by the military police of the...