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[00:00:00] million barrels of oil in the next 4 months, this is an
[00:00:03] attempt to contain rising prices. The announcement was made
[00:00:06] after US President Donald Trump threatened to ban
[00:00:10] diesel exports to the European Union. The price of oil
[00:00:14] is traded on the international market above
[00:00:18] mammograms through the SUS $100, which is equivalent to more than R$ 500.
[00:00:22] On the eve of the elections, the Superior Electoral Court
[00:00:25] carried out the integrity test of the ballot boxes that had already been
[00:00:29] distributed throughout the country. The president
[00:00:32] of the TSE, Cássio Nunes Marques, monitored the issuance
[00:00:35] of the zerésima from the Court's Database.
[00:00:39] decrees to contain the Zerésima is the report that proves that the ballot boxes do not have pre-counted
[00:00:43] votes for any candidate. Tomorrow, in the
[00:00:47] polling stations, all the electronic ballot boxes start the
[00:00:50] day by printing their own zerésima, ensuring that there are no
[00:00:54] previous votes in the electronic ballot boxes. The transportation of the
[00:00:57] ballot boxes is supported by the military police of the states and the
[00:01:01] post office. In Minas Gerais, PM aircraft took
[00:01:04] the equipment to inland cities. In Pará,
[00:01:08] boats were used to transport them to the riverside
[00:01:11] cities. In more isolated places, election
[00:01:15] data will be transmitted by low-altitude
[00:01:18] satellites to avoid delays in
[00:01:21] counting. In Rio de Janeiro, 72 polling
[00:01:24] places changed location due to violence. In Rio
[00:01:28] Grande do Sul, storm warnings and the possibility of
[00:01:32] flooding changed at least eight addresses
[00:01:35] of polling stations. The TSE monitors the arrival of the
[00:01:39] ballot boxes at polling stations across the
[00:01:42] country. Almost 500 thousand ballot boxes will be used
[00:01:46] in these elections. Another
[00:01:48] 64,600 are kept in reserve, in case
[00:01:52] it is necessary to replace the equipment. The
[00:01:55] federal police carried out operations against electoral crimes in at least
[00:01:59] four states. In Mato Grosso, R$
[00:02:02] and you know that here you can trust in 235,000 were seized in four actions investigating
[00:02:05] irregularities, such as suspected vote buying.
[00:02:08] In Tocantins, the Federal Police arrested three
[00:02:13] that. What we see in Flamengo is people for alleged electoral corruption in favor
[00:02:15] of a candidate. In Amapá, an operation against irregular
[00:02:19] campaign financing ended with 13 people
[00:02:22] arrested in flagrante, and about R$ 50,000
[00:02:26] seized. And in Ceará, the Federal Police collected
[00:02:31] cash during an operation in the capital and also in the
[00:02:34] interior. The warrants were issued by the electoral
[00:02:37] justice. Our next report
[00:02:41] will explain why more than 700 Brazilian
[00:02:44] cities have more voters than inhabitants.
[00:02:47] Including in one of these cities, the election is a reason to bring the
[00:02:51] family together. Mr. Hilvo and Mrs. Leoni's house became
[00:02:54] emptier over the
[00:02:58] years.
[00:03:15] and you know that here you can trust in
[00:03:30] Brazilian municipalities where the number of voters is greater
[00:03:34] than the number of inhabitants, in Rio Grande do Sul,
[00:03:38] documents such as police 74 cities registered the phenomenon, or
[00:03:42] 10% of Brazilian cities in this
[00:03:45] situation. This phenomenon occurs especially because
[00:03:49] people who are eligible to vote have moved to
[00:03:52] another city, but have not changed their electoral
[00:03:55] domicile. And Tati, in the interior of Rio Grande do Sul, is an
[00:03:59] example, there are seven more voters than the
[00:04:03] number of inhabitants. Many times this is also because people
[00:04:06] simply fail to transfer their title. If people voted
[00:04:10] closer to where they actually live, we would have a slightly lower abstention rate. More
[00:04:14] than 158 million Brazilians can
[00:04:17] vote this year. It is the largest number in the country's
[00:04:21] history. For Mrs. Leoni, voting is to
[00:04:24] exercise democracy, but also a reason for
[00:04:28] family reunion and then we get together, we have lunch together
[00:04:32] and the family stays united on that day, for you it's a
[00:04:35] joy, isn't it? Exactly,
[00:04:37] very much.
[00:04:42] What is the voting order in the 2026
[00:04:44] elections? There will be six choices and each
[00:04:48] one has a specific number of digits. The first
[00:04:51] position is for federal deputy with four digits,
[00:04:55] then state deputy with five digits.
[00:04:58] Senator first... vacancy and then senator second
[00:05:02] vacancy, both with three digits, then
[00:05:05] governor with two digits, and finally, president with two
[00:05:09] digits. In each step it is necessary to type the number and
[00:05:13] check on the screen the name, photo, position,
[00:05:16] party, before pressing confirm. A tip is to write down
[00:05:20] the chosen numbers on a piece of paper before entering the booth. The cheat
[00:05:24] sheet helps to avoid errors when voting. We change
[00:05:27] the subject now to talk about a manhole that exploded on Avenida Paulista, one
[00:05:31] of the busiest avenues in São Paulo. Two women and a man
[00:05:35] were injured. They suffered burns and were taken to
[00:05:39] hospitals in the capital. According to the military police, teams had already
[00:05:42] identified smoke coming out of the manhole, about 3 hours
[00:05:46] before the explosion. The incident mobilized firefighters, civil
[00:05:50] defense and electricity and gas concessionaires. The company
[00:05:53] responsible for natural gas supply, informed that it carried out
[00:05:57] measurements on site, and that it did not find signs of leakage.
[00:06:01] The causes of the explosion are still being investigated.
[00:06:04] Clients who sought to multiply money, are now trying
[00:06:08] to recover what they lost. Investors accuse a financial
[00:06:11] consultancy of applying a millionaire scam and
[00:06:15] the case is already under investigation. The
[00:06:18] promise was a quick return above the market average in
[00:06:22] investments such as fruit export. To convince
[00:06:26] clients that it was a profitable business, the owner of the financial
[00:06:29] consultancy flaunted a luxurious life, maintained
[00:06:33] high-end offices in Santos and São Paulo. This
[00:06:36] retiree invested practically all his savings
[00:06:40] in the consultancy. I invested first. Then
[00:06:43] I kept trusting, trusting and investing more and more until I reached
[00:06:47] this amount of R$ 700,000. He
[00:06:50] is part of the group of investors who claim to have fallen for a scam.
[00:06:54] This man invested R$ 250,000. When
[00:06:57] I said: I'm going to try to withdraw, he had already disappeared. Only the
[00:07:01] loss remained. About 10 days ago, the businessman disappeared.
[00:07:05] In this conversation with one of the victims, he confesses that he is
[00:07:08] having financial problems. I ended up with a huge debt. Then I...
[00:07:12] became desperate, man, the money that came in, I sort of used it to pay
[00:07:16] others, one debt to cover another,
[00:07:20] you understand? We tried to contact the businessman, but he did not
[00:07:23] respond. There are police reports against the
[00:07:26] businessman registered in different police stations in the state of
[00:07:30] São Paulo. The case is investigated as fraud. The
[00:07:33] victims suspect that they fell into a financial pyramid scheme.
[00:07:37] I believe that this case can be considered a pyramid scheme,
[00:07:40] because it was self-referential, he needed
[00:07:44] new resources to arrive so that the old ones
[00:07:47] could be sustained within a context where the
[00:07:51] alleged operations were
[00:07:54] a facade. This lawyer alone represents 17 victims
[00:07:57] who together report a loss of almost R$ 3
[00:08:00] million. Good news now because the Federal Council
[00:08:04] of Medicine has approved a new treatment for those who suffer from joint
[00:08:07] pain. The therapy uses the patient's own
[00:08:11] blood and promises to bring relief for up to one
[00:08:14] year. Going up and down stairs without pain is an
[00:08:18] achievement for Valmiro. For years, arthritis in his knee
[00:08:21] limited the welder's routine. Look, in the first
[00:08:25] application I already felt a good improvement and then
[00:08:28] I also did exercises and in the
[00:08:32] second one I was already fine and the third one then
[00:08:35] the problem was over. After more than a decade restricted to
[00:08:39] research, platelet-rich plasma PRP. Now
[00:08:42] it can be used as a medical treatment in Brazil. The therapy
[00:08:46] was authorized for knee osteoarthritis, lumbar
[00:08:50] disc disease, tennis elbow and as an auxiliary in
[00:08:53] meniscus recovery. We can say that the effect lasts
[00:08:57] for about a year. The procedure begins with a blood
[00:09:00] collection from the patient himself. Then
[00:09:03] this material goes through a centrifuge that helps to
[00:09:06] concentrate the platelets. It is from this process that
[00:09:10] PRP emerges, which is then applied to the region to be
[00:09:13] treated. It does not require hospitalization, nothing
[00:09:16] hospital-related, so you give a skin anesthesia to the patient, as if you
[00:09:19] were going to do an infiltration, a common procedure that is already done nowadays,
[00:09:23] we apply this platelet-rich plasma. More than a thousand
[00:09:27] patients have already undergone the research protocols at Hospital
[00:09:30] São Paulo. Since 2023, there have been about
[00:09:34] 1,400 infiltrations. It is important
[00:09:37] to say that they will not work for all
[00:09:40] patients, but here we are having very
[00:09:43] satisfactory results, where we are managing to improve the
[00:09:47] quality of life of the population we are
[00:09:49] serving. In international highlights,
[00:09:53] at least one person died in the floods affecting southern
[00:09:56] Spain. Cars were piled up, as you can see in the
[00:10:00] images, by the flood and residents were stranded.
[00:10:04] Train services are paralyzed. The country is on the
[00:10:07] highest level of flood alert until tomorrow. The
[00:10:11] storms occur after the hottest summer ever recorded in
[00:10:14] Spain with more than 2,000
[00:10:16] deaths. On the eve of the election, nothing
[00:10:20] better than knowing what the weather will be like to plan the best time
[00:10:24] to leave home. Lidiane Saiuri is already here and brings us the
[00:10:28] forecast details, hi Lid, good evening, hi
[00:10:31] Salce, look, I'm going to show some areas that remain with dry weather, while
[00:10:35] others have storms. Good evening to you, Clébio, good
[00:10:38] evening.
[00:10:42] And good evening to you at home. This Sunday, the risk of
[00:10:45] storms is higher in the southern half of
[00:10:48] Brazil. In Campo Grande, São Paulo, the rain comes
[00:10:51] with lightning, the risk of storms is higher in the afternoon. The maximum
[00:10:55] reaches 28° and in Curitiba it rains all day, it
[00:10:59] makes 21.
[00:11:02] During this Sunday, a new cold front forms in the
[00:11:05] south and advances very quickly to the southeast. From the satellite
[00:11:09] images we see many clouds between Rio Grande do Sul and São
[00:11:13] Paulo in the states of the Midwest. In
[00:11:16] Santa Catarina and Paraná, heavy rain should occur at any
[00:11:20] time. In the northern half of the country, the scenario is
[00:11:23] the opposite. The sun appears all day, the temperature rises
[00:11:27] quickly. In Teresina it is up to 38°, in
[00:11:31] Boa Vista 34, in Porto Velho
[00:11:34] 35, in Brasília 27, in Porto
[00:11:37] Alegre 23. Now let's go to the weather
[00:11:41] delivery. Leids is keeping an eye on the
[00:11:44] city of Aparecida de Goiânia in Goiás. Welcome,
[00:11:48] Ledies. Until Tuesday, expect unstable weather with
[00:11:52] scattered showers, mainly in the afternoon. But... but between
[00:11:55] 28 and 31 degrees.
[00:11:58] Request a personalized forecast for any city in Brazil here on
[00:12:02] weather delivery. Send your request through social media with the
[00:12:05] #você nojr. Salce.
[00:12:09] Thank you, Lid and see next: Brazilian
[00:12:12] men's national team wins friendly match against India with two
[00:12:16] goals from Samuel Lino. A new feature in Pix should facilitate
[00:12:20] the return of money in cases of fraud. Almost
[00:12:23] 160 million Brazilians can go to the polls this Sunday
[00:12:27] and more voters with some type of disability are
[00:12:31] eligible to vote in
[00:12:32] Brazil.
[00:12:37] Elections 2026.
[00:12:40] Biometrics.
[00:12:45] Besides our identity, do you know what else we carry on our fingertips? Democracy.
[00:12:49] Biometrics is the digital identification we use to
[00:12:52] vote, but you won't be left out if you don't have it registered. Just
[00:12:56] bring your e-title with a photo or an official document with a photo on election
[00:13:00] day. With or without biometrics, the direction of Brazil is in your hands.
[00:13:04] Electoral justice, the justice of
[00:13:05] democracy.
[00:13:12] Trust is earned.
[00:13:16] Every day. Good morning to you, good afternoon to you. Great evening
[00:13:20] to you. From the first hours of the morning until late at
[00:13:23] night. It comes from dialogue, from the
[00:13:27] search for truth, from
[00:13:29] data journalism, exclusive data obtained via
[00:13:33] the access to information law by Record News from the
[00:13:36] investigation,
[00:14:16] Look, you know that weather seesaw? Well, it doesn't just hurt
[00:14:20] people's health. Days that start
[00:14:23] hot and end cold can increase energy consumption
[00:14:26] and cause problems in electrical installations. This is what
[00:14:30] a study by a São Paulo university shows. Turn on the
[00:14:34] fan, turn it off, heat
[00:14:37] water for the shower, take a hot shower and
[00:14:40] leave. With so many weather changes, Emílio's
[00:14:44] routine also changes and his wallet has already felt the effect
[00:14:47] on the electricity bill. From one month to the next there was almost R$ 100
[00:14:51] difference, right? So it's a very high
[00:14:55] value, right? It's not just the operation of the appliances throughout the day
[00:14:59] that weighs on the bill, with abrupt temperature changes,
[00:15:02] they end up working at extremes.
[00:15:06] When it gets cold, for example, Emílio turns on the tap
[00:15:09] heater to wash the dishes, and when it gets hot, two
[00:15:13] fans run at the same time here at
[00:15:16] home, and the more power we demand,
[00:15:20] the higher the energy consumption. The problem can go beyond the
[00:15:23] cost in... houses with old installations or without
[00:15:27] an electrical revision, the increase in demand can expose
[00:15:31] wiring problems. Now there are loads that draw a
[00:15:35] higher power and a higher current, but we... we haven't changed
[00:15:38] the installation, the installation remains the same as 30, 40 years ago,
[00:15:42] so without counting that, eh,
[00:15:45] putting this equipment to work at its extreme, at its maximum.
[00:15:48] Keeping the electrical installation up to date reduces the risk of fires
[00:15:52] and with some care you can also save money. If we
[00:15:56] think about air conditioning, a very good tip is sealing, everything must be
[00:15:59] very well sealed, windows closed, changing the refrigerator
[00:16:02] gasket, these are old habits that we always talk about and it's always important
[00:16:06] to emphasize. The good news is that now in
[00:16:10] October the tariff flag will be green, without
[00:16:13] extra charge on the electricity bill, ah, that will leave some
[00:16:16] money left over to do something
[00:16:18] else, right?
[00:20:23] importance of early diagnosis of breast cancer and this
[00:20:27] increases the chances of treatment success. In Salvador,
[00:20:30] mammograms are being offered free of charge in several
[00:20:34] locations. Even with the daily rush,
[00:20:39] it's necessary to make some time to take care of your
[00:20:42] health. At this subway station in Salvador, a
[00:20:45] mammogram scheduling point through the SUS
[00:20:49] was set up to assist people. 40,000
[00:20:52] free exams are being offered this
[00:20:55] October. Many times we need to do this
[00:20:59] exam, sometimes a private one is very expensive, right? And when there's
[00:21:03] an opportunity like this, it's very good to take advantage of it. The age for
[00:21:08] dropped from 50 to 40 years old. Even
[00:21:12] so, coverage is still low. Only
[00:21:15] 40% of the target audience was screened
[00:21:19] last year. The index recommended by the World Health
[00:21:22] Organization is 70%. It's the
[00:21:25] right of all women to take care of themselves, right?
[00:21:28] At this moment, right, that cancer has advanced so much, especially breast
[00:21:32] cancer, I have several friends who are going through this process. In Brazil
[00:21:36] there are 73,000 new
[00:21:39] cases of breast cancer and about 20,000 deaths per
[00:21:43] year. When the disease is identified early, the
[00:21:46] chance of cure can... reach 95%.
[00:21:50] Zélia gets a mammogram every year and encourages women
[00:21:54] to do the same. I lost a sister a year
[00:21:57] ago, on September 22nd she did the exam on that day and in
[00:22:02] 2017 it showed nothing, but in 2018 it was already at a
[00:22:05] critical point, she had
[00:22:08] both breasts removed and then it metastasized, she
[00:22:11] ended up fighting for six years and lost her life. These patients
[00:22:15] should seek their doctor, a mastologist, right, to
[00:22:19] be able to get this guidance, perform the
[00:22:22] exams, right, routinely and especially, right, have
[00:22:26] guidance regarding breast cancer
[00:22:29] prevention. It is essential to take time
[00:22:33] to look after your own health, right? The soybean
[00:22:36] planting for the next harvest has already started in several regions of the country and this
[00:22:40] year producers have one more concern, El
[00:22:43] Niño. The phenomenon can bring climate changes and even affect
[00:22:47] production, so farmers are already calculating
[00:22:50] the possible impacts on this harvest. On this farm
[00:22:53] in Piracanjuba, about 80 km from Goiânia,
[00:22:57] soybean planting began as soon as it was authorized by
[00:23:01] Agrodefesa. Usually we start on September
[00:23:04] 25th and this year from the 20th we could already
[00:23:07] start planting soybeans. In total, there are
[00:23:11] almost 1 hectare of soybeans. Of this total, about
[00:23:14] 400 hectares are irrigated. The expectation is to
[00:23:17] harvest more than 80 bags per. But with the climate
[00:23:21] more uncertain, the producer redoubled his care. In
[00:23:25] Goiás, this concern is repeated in other
[00:23:27] properties. The state is the third largest soybean producer in
[00:23:31] the country and harvested more than 20 million tons in the last
[00:23:35] harvest. Here in the Midwest, the forecast is for very hot
[00:23:39] and long periods without rain because of El Niño. To
[00:23:43] reduce losses in production, rural producers
[00:23:46] are anticipating. They plan planting and...
[00:23:50] soil moisture and water to face the dry period. We
[00:23:53] started planting the pivots now in the irrigated area, right? In the dryland
[00:23:57] we can think of biological products, better vigor
[00:24:01] seeds, germination, so these are some
[00:24:04] alternatives for us to escape the extreme heat and lack of rain.
[00:24:08] In addition to planning, the producer also counts on the help of
[00:24:11] specialists. The idea is to prepare for climate
[00:24:14] changes and, even with the uncertainties, ensure a
[00:24:18] good harvest. In Israel, a specialized
[00:24:22] rescue unit trains to face scenarios of
[00:24:25] destruction and emergency. See the report by correspondent
[00:24:28] Vítor La Regina. There
[00:24:32] are tons of concrete blocks purposefully
[00:24:35] piled up. The objective of this base in southern
[00:24:39] Israel is to train a unit of rescuers for what they
[00:24:42] may encounter outside here,
[00:24:46] tsunamis, earthquakes, bombardments.
[00:24:50] different causes for the same job,
[00:24:54] we have here 200 soldiers who will spend the entire week in
[00:24:57] training, including during the night, says the
[00:25:00] person responsible for the simulation.
[00:25:03] We are closely following a training that simulates the
[00:25:07] fall of a ballistic missile that caused the collapse of a
[00:25:10] building. At this moment, the rescuers are using equipment.
[00:25:14] heavy to remove this concrete block
[00:25:17] and rescue people who are.
[00:25:20] buried. The unit has already embarked on
[00:25:23] 39 rescue missions around the world, the most
[00:25:27] recent ones to countries in South America that went through
[00:25:29] earthquakes. In Colombia, Israeli
[00:25:32] soldiers rescued 29 bodies. In
[00:25:36] Venezuela, where the tragedy was even greater, rescuers
[00:25:39] made a plan for the reconstruction of the city of Laguaira.
[00:25:43] We offered Venezuela a series of tools, a toolbox
[00:25:47] for the recovery phase.
[00:26:02] countries that do not have official diplomatic relations since
[00:26:06] 2009. In the United States, a woman sentenced
[00:26:10] to death remains in serious condition after surviving two
[00:26:13] execution attempts by lethal injection. Christista Pike
[00:26:17] was convicted of homicide in the 90s
[00:26:20] and should have been executed last Wednesday. Today, the
[00:26:24] person responsible for the execution resigned from office. Crista would be the
[00:26:28] first woman executed in the state of Tennessee in 200
[00:26:31] years. Thousands of Spaniards took to the streets
[00:26:35] to protest against the high prices of rents, one day after Congress
[00:26:38] rejected two
[00:26:41] housing crisis in the country. 70,000 people
[00:26:45] participated in the demonstrations. The issue took over Spain
[00:26:49] after an 87-year-old woman was evicted for not
[00:26:53] being able to pay the rent. Last year, the price of properties rose
[00:26:56] almost
[00:26:57] 10%.
[00:27:38] Trust is conquered
[00:27:41] every day, good morning to you, good afternoon to you, great evening
[00:27:45] to you, from the first hours of the morning until late
[00:27:48] at night, trust comes from dialogue, from the
[00:27:52] search for truth, from
[00:27:54] data journalism, exclusive data obtained via
[00:27:58] the information access law by Record News from the investigation.
[00:28:05] agility, in updated
[00:28:07] information, with context and analysis, if war is
[00:28:11] declared, if laws change, if the mosquito kills, if a sting
[00:28:14] saves, we show it, if the economy advances, if congress
[00:28:18] splits, if the forest burns, if artificial
[00:28:21] intelligence threatens or helps, we discuss
[00:28:24] it and you participate, send us suggestions,
[00:28:27] ecor news, you
[00:28:31] trust.
[00:28:35] The new Pix rule is already in effect which should facilitate the
[00:28:39] return of lost money in case of a
[00:28:41] scam.
[00:28:44] It started with a call that didn't raise suspicion. The phone
[00:28:48] rang and I answered. She
[00:28:50] claimed to be a central INSS. We are
[00:28:54] calling to do the proof of life. The retiree who
[00:28:57] doesn't want to identify himself still heard that he would have overdue
[00:29:01] amounts. to receive and to release the
[00:29:04] operation, he would have to read with his cell phone a QR
[00:29:07] code sent by the fake employee. That's how
[00:29:11] the scammers accessed his bank
[00:29:14] account. The scammers were already taking out a personal
[00:29:18] loan inside my bank account, R$
[00:29:21] 56,000.
[00:29:23] To extend protection against fraud in Pix transactions,
[00:29:27] the Central Bank announced a new feature in the
[00:29:31] special return mechanism, whoever is
[00:29:34] a victim of a scam and files a dispute in the bank's
[00:29:38] app, will be able to attach
[00:29:41] reports and messages sent by the
[00:29:44] criminal to facilitate the analysis of the case. The
[00:29:47] information is important to track the path of the
[00:29:51] diverted money, but it does not guarantee the return if the
[00:29:55] values have already been withdrawn. Banks will have
[00:29:58] until March of next year to implement the feature. This
[00:30:02] lawyer says that it is necessary to always be attentive. The
[00:30:05] scammers are very convincing, they often use
[00:30:09] confidential data and especially a
[00:30:12] sense of urgency. So be careful with any message
[00:30:15] that tries to pressure you to do something right away. In the
[00:30:19] case of the interviewee, the bank did not return the
[00:30:22] money, the case is in court. I have
[00:30:26] great hope that it will be reversed. First
[00:30:30] came the challenge of surviving, then. to restart, but it
[00:30:34] worked. At 14 years old, a young woman from Goiânia overcame a rare
[00:30:37] cancer and now collects achievements inside and outside
[00:30:41] of sports. In 2022, at 10
[00:30:44] years old, Sofia received the diagnosis of a rare
[00:30:48] cancer, an imaging exam revealed a tumor of almost
[00:30:51] 14 cm on the left side of the chest. A
[00:30:55] doctor came and sat with me and my mother
[00:30:58] and said that...