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[00:00:07] The fire in a power the recommended age for substation caused a blackout and
[00:00:11] left several neighborhoods without electricity in Salvador,
[00:00:14] Bahia. Firefighters quickly arrived at the scene of the fire, but the
[00:00:18] fire had already taken over the equipment. According to the
[00:00:21] power company, the fire caused a blackout in at least
[00:00:25] three neighborhoods of the Bahian capital. The causes will
[00:00:28] still be investigated.
[00:00:32] A witness saw a man being put in the trunk
[00:00:35] of a car and reported it to the police. The action
[00:00:39] saved the victim's life. The young man was injured and
[00:00:42] tied up. According to the police, the aggressors hit him with a large
[00:00:46] stone on the head and thought he was dead.
[00:00:49] They intended to throw the body in a
[00:00:51] river.
[00:00:54] Images from the body cameras of the police officers show the police
[00:00:57] intercepting the car used by the suspect to transport the
[00:01:01] victim. The kidnappers were arrested in
[00:01:05] flagrante. In the recording, it is possible to see one of them being
[00:01:08] handcuffed.
[00:01:11] At this moment, the police discover the victim in the trunk
[00:01:15] of the car. Stay calm, stay calm. It is possible
[00:01:18] to hear the man in panic, crying a lot. He still reports
[00:01:22] what had
[00:01:22] happened.
[00:01:34] show. The lawsuit lists as
[00:02:00] The victim spins during a disagreement between them. One of the suspects
[00:02:04] is 37 years old and the other is a minor, 17
[00:02:07] years old. In his statement to the police, one of the suspects reportedly
[00:02:11] told the police that the two men believed
[00:02:15] they had killed the victim, so they planned to throw the body
[00:02:18] in a river, but the place they passed through had a
[00:02:22] lot of vehicle traffic. They were
[00:02:25] afraid that other drivers would notice. At the police
[00:02:29] station exit, the adult mocked the arrest, tried to
[00:02:32] deny attempted murder. Was caught, didn't do
[00:02:36] it. They were going to kill this
[00:02:39] guy, why was he in the trunk, why
[00:02:43] was he in the trunk? When he was inside the police car,
[00:02:47] the guy decided to speak, said that the car was his and that the fight
[00:02:51] happened because the victim threw a stone at the
[00:02:54] vehicle. He threw the stone, he put it in the car, look in the car, so but him, who
[00:02:58] tied him up? Me? Why did you tie him up? Because he broke my
[00:03:01] car. The suspects
[00:03:04] members of the group talked about the should now answer for kidnapping, private imprisonment and attempted
[00:03:07] murder.
[00:03:11] The military police officers who killed a young man in the south
[00:03:15] zone of São Paulo with 27 shots have been removed
[00:03:18] from the streets. They would have mistaken the young man's cell
[00:03:21] phone for a weapon.
[00:03:24] On the walls, several bullet marks. There were at
[00:03:28] least 45 shots, 27
[00:03:31] of them hit Gustavo Moniz de Santanas, who was only
[00:03:35] 20 years old. Isolated, Gustavo's mother and sisters
[00:03:38] removing the young man's
[00:03:41] body. The death happened in Moema, a valued neighborhood in the
[00:03:45] south zone of São Paulo. According to the preliminary version of the
[00:03:48] police officers involved in Gustavo's death, the team was
[00:03:52] called to an incident of a man who was in a surt
[00:03:55] trying to take his own life on a bridge. This
[00:03:59] man would be Gustavo, also according to the
[00:04:02] police, the young man ran when he saw the
[00:04:05] agents. Gustavo stopped at the property where everything
[00:04:08] happened. The police said they chased the young man and that
[00:04:12] it was dark. He would have come out from under the canopy with his hand
[00:04:15] on his waist. It was at this moment that the agents shot
[00:04:19] announced an agreement to help the young man. Gustavo died on the spot. The family
[00:04:23] disputes the police's version. I don't think it's attempted
[00:04:27] suicide. I don't think so. And even if it were, they are
[00:04:30] trying to label my brother as if my brother was trying to rob, as if my
[00:04:34] brother was trying to do something wrong, as if my brother was armed, and none of that
[00:04:38] is true. The public security secretariat informed that the
[00:04:41] four police officers involved in Gustavo's
[00:04:45] streets and that a military police inquiry was opened to
[00:04:49] investigate the agents' conduct. The note also
[00:04:52] says that the images from the police officers' body cameras will
[00:04:55] be analyzed, but in the police report it was
[00:04:59] informed that
[00:05:02] Gustavo had no police record. He worked as a
[00:05:06] young apprentice in a hospital. I want to understand what
[00:05:09] happened, because there is no way
[00:05:13] several police officers shoot
[00:05:15] only one person.
[00:05:17] One of the most popular pagode bands in the country is
[00:05:20] involved in a controversy. The heirs of singer
[00:05:24] Anderson Leonardo from Molejo were notified
[00:05:27] of a lawsuit for non-payment. A
[00:05:31] producer is claiming commission for work on a show in the interior
[00:05:35] of Mato
[00:05:35] Grosso.
[00:05:42] One of the most popular pagode groups in the country
[00:05:46] involved in another
[00:05:48] controversy.
[00:05:52] The heirs of singer Anderson Leonardo from
[00:05:55] Molejo were notified of a lawsuit and
[00:05:58] now join the widow in search of an answer to this
[00:06:02] question: Who is
[00:06:05] Molejo's manager today? Rafael? Well, I'll
[00:06:09] tell you, that's a good question, because I don't know who it is.
[00:06:13] The summons for the lawsuit included the CNPJ number of
[00:06:16] Molejo and Molejo Produções,
[00:06:20] so all the heirs were notified. The lawsuit
[00:06:24] has to do with a Molejo show contracted for almost
[00:06:28] 230,000
[00:06:30] in the city of Alto Taquari in Mato Grosso. A producer
[00:06:34] who worked at the event is suing for almost R$
[00:06:38] 70,000. According to him, the amount
[00:06:41] corresponds to commissions and expenses with the production of the
[00:06:47] defendants the businessman Gabriel Borges dos
[00:06:50] Santos, his production company and the company
[00:06:53] Molejo e Molejo Produções e Eventos. It's like we have to
[00:06:56] swallow this silently,
[00:06:59] it's what we deserve, after more
[00:07:03] than 35 years of career, of struggle, of battle.
[00:07:06] Anderson's family demands transparency and says that
[00:07:09] they do not have access to all the contracts.
[00:07:14] All these points that are administratively
[00:07:17] relevant are omitted from the family. The name
[00:07:21] Molejo was registered by Anderson's company,
[00:07:25] Molejo e Molejo Produções in
[00:07:27] 2022. Two years later, the
[00:07:30] singer died, a victim of cancer. Anderson did not
[00:07:34] leave a will, but an important part of the
[00:07:38] patrimony built by him has everything to do with this
[00:07:41] place. The stage. For the
[00:07:45] public, he was the face of Molejo. The name
[00:07:49] of the group is also part of the inheritance left by the
[00:07:52] singer. According to the children, after the death of the
[00:07:56] vocalist, there was a conversation about the future
[00:08:00] of Molejo. At no point did we say that we would
[00:08:03] prohibit the brand, would prohibit its use, would, right,
[00:08:07] we didn't want that. What they do today is work
[00:08:10] illegally with a brand that belongs to them. In July of this year, the
[00:08:16] division of the money, as he was the
[00:08:20] singer, as he was more in front in terms, we can say
[00:08:23] so, eh, it was designated for him to receive a little
[00:08:27] more, as it is divided now in the normal context,
[00:08:31] all of us, so we decided to make
[00:08:34] everyone receive equally. In a note, the lawyers of businessman
[00:08:38] Gabriel Borges dos Santos informed that they will not comment
[00:08:42] on the case. The representatives of the Molejo members
[00:08:46] did not return our contact. While waiting for the
[00:08:50] solution to the financial problems, Anderson Leonardo's
[00:08:53] heirs hope to have the Molejo
[00:08:57] family back.
[00:09:11] A former Russian soldier, sentenced to life in prison in his
[00:09:14] home country, is to be extradited after being arrested
[00:09:18] in Salvador. Pedro Centussé brings more
[00:09:21] information about this case. Hello everyone, the
[00:09:25] Bahian police managed to arrest in the neighborhood of Águas
[00:09:29] Claras, here in Salvador, the former Russian
[00:09:33] soldier Sergei Kotelnikov, 29
[00:09:36] years old. This man was a fugitive and was being sought
[00:09:39] by Interpol, after having been sentenced
[00:09:43] to life in prison in Russia. Sergei was found in the
[00:09:46] neighborhood of Águas Claras, after he was also
[00:09:50] suspected of trying to sell weapons and
[00:09:53] ammunition to Brazilian criminal factions and
[00:09:56] structuring a network of distribution of weapons,
[00:10:00] ammunition and drugs here in Brazil.
[00:10:03] The military police and Interpol are the agencies
[00:10:06] involved in this arrest, and this man had
[00:10:09] been sentenced to life in prison in Russia, after having been
[00:10:13] caught with 600 kg of cocaine and a
[00:10:16] fake document. He managed to
[00:10:20] flee his home country and had been hiding for
[00:10:23] some years here in Brazil. The military police here
[00:10:27] in Bahia did not give further details about the
[00:10:29] circumstances of this arrest, but it is part of
[00:10:33] Operation Artemis, which, of course, aims to dismantle a scheme
[00:10:36] involving drug trafficking here in Brazil, and now
[00:10:40] Sergei awaits the extradition process to be
[00:10:44] completed so that he can return to Russia and begin
[00:10:47] serving his sentence. Pedro de Salvador
[00:10:51] for Record News.
[00:10:54] International drug trafficking at the country's largest
[00:10:58] airport. The Federal Police carried out an operation to arrest the leaders
[00:11:01] of a scheme to send cocaine abroad. They
[00:11:05] recruit employees at Guarulhos airport who facilitate the
[00:11:09] entry of drugs, switch passengers' luggage
[00:11:12] and manage to board tons of cocaine onto
[00:11:16] aircraft.
[00:11:26] Among thousands of bags at the country's largest airport, organized crime
[00:11:30] chose this suitcase,
[00:11:33] and he said:
[00:11:36] "Oh, don't panic, don't panic, but the Federal Police are
[00:11:40] coming to talk to you." The tag that was on Conceição
[00:11:44] Meyer's suitcase revealed how international
[00:11:47] drug trafficking boards cocaine onto
[00:11:49] planes. It is a business that moves a lot of
[00:11:53] money and depends on outsourced employees
[00:11:57] willing to work for organized crime.
[00:12:01] Trying to export cocaine through Guarulhos International
[00:12:04] Airport in São Paulo is the mission of criminal groups.
[00:12:08] Tons of drugs manage to reach restricted areas of the
[00:12:11] airport, with the help of those who know the
[00:12:15] inspection routine well.
[00:12:17] This week, the Federal Police went after those who command and
[00:12:20] recruit people to work with trafficking in exchange for
[00:12:24] money. The agents served more than 20 arrest
[00:12:27] warrants and 29 search and seizure warrants in the cities of
[00:12:31] Guarulhos, Santo André and also in Ibitiúra in
[00:12:35] Minas Gerais. These are the people responsible
[00:12:38] precisely for the logistics of storing and
[00:12:41] transporting the drug to the vicinity of Guarulhos Airport, an
[00:12:45] extremely specialized group, dedicated to this work, which
[00:12:49] evidently, being held responsible,
[00:12:52] destabilizes the entire criminal chain.
[00:12:55] Morrinho de Guarulhos, an area next to the airport
[00:12:58] runway. It was here that in July of this year, security
[00:13:02] cameras caught at least eight men, some
[00:13:05] armed, with 400 kg of
[00:13:08] cocaine. They invaded a construction site next to the
[00:13:11] airport to get the shipment inside the
[00:13:15] restricted area. On the other side of the fence,
[00:13:18] employees received the order from their
[00:13:20] neighbors. The incident revealed the fragility that
[00:13:25] exists around Guarulhos International Airport. As
[00:13:28] you could see, in a short time, it is possible to access
[00:13:32] very restricted areas. In some sections, it is only
[00:13:35] a fence that delimits the airport
[00:13:38] space. This is one of the main
[00:13:41] loopholes used by international trafficking that hires
[00:13:45] people from this region who are willing to
[00:13:48] cut the fence and pass the drug from outside to those
[00:13:52] who work inside. This region of Guarulhos is used
[00:13:56] by criminals to store and distribute the
[00:13:59] cocaine that is placed inside planes to
[00:14:03] supply the international market. Neighboring
[00:14:06] communities also often participate in the process of
[00:14:10] managing the airport's security system, but
[00:14:13] security is a system to minimize human vulnerabilities,
[00:14:16] whether from errors or
[00:14:19] corruption. Some men caught in the group that
[00:14:22] was trying to cross with the cocaine were arrested. From
[00:14:26] then on, the Federal Police began to monitor and track the
[00:14:30] leaders of this scheme, especially those who
[00:14:33] recruit employees to act inside the
[00:14:36] airport. In addition to placing drugs in restricted
[00:14:40] areas, traffickers also operated in the
[00:14:43] scheme of exchanging luggage tags and diverting
[00:14:47] suitcases. According to the Federal Police, in the last 3 months
[00:14:51] they managed to send at least six
[00:14:54] shipments of cocaine abroad. May
[00:14:58] 4, 2026,
[00:15:00] Conceição Meyer is the woman who appears in the Guarulhos
[00:15:04] Airport lounge. She was about to board for
[00:15:07] Munich, Germany. A loader helped the passenger
[00:15:11] take two suitcases to check-in. He
[00:15:15] took these suitcases and checked them in quickly. He
[00:15:18] was, I gave him my passport, so it was all very
[00:15:21] fast. Conceição's suitcase goes to
[00:15:25] another sector to be placed inside the
[00:15:27] aircraft, but that night, the luggage was
[00:15:31] monitored by this employee who separates
[00:15:34] and checks the suitcases. The
[00:15:37] luggage's journey is caught by security cameras
[00:15:41] showing the woman removing a tag from a
[00:15:44] suitcase, precisely Conceição's.
[00:15:46] Without identification, no
[00:15:48] luggage can be boarded, and that's why the woman removes the suitcase
[00:15:52] and takes it to the X-ray sector. The
[00:15:56] employee has a tag in her hands. She goes
[00:15:59] to the bathroom, returns without the ticket.
[00:16:03] The tag from the passenger's suitcase was
[00:16:07] placed on this other luggage, much heavier,
[00:16:10] and this caught the attention of an employee who
[00:16:14] was already in the airplane's cargo hold. During the
[00:16:16] inspection, authorities found
[00:16:19] 26 kg of cocaine. As
[00:16:23] the luggage leaves check-in and enters
[00:16:26] the conveyor belts to reach the plane, we enter a very
[00:16:30] vulnerable area. At an airport like Guarulhos there are 13, 15,000
[00:16:34] employees operating in varied shifts. The entire security
[00:16:37] management system necessarily needs to identify where the risk
[00:16:41] areas and vulnerabilities are. Conceição identified
[00:16:45] by the tag was removed from the
[00:16:48] flight. I was inside the plane
[00:16:51] and suddenly an employee, I think from the
[00:16:55] airport, because he was wearing a green uniform, not from the airline, went
[00:16:59] straight to me. He said: "Is this bag yours?" I said: "No, it's
[00:17:03] not mine." He said: "Ma'am, are you sure,
[00:17:06] because this is with your name?" I said: "I'm sure, it's not mine."
[00:17:10] I asked him: "Could you tell me what's inside
[00:17:14] that bag you showed me, that you said has my
[00:17:17] name?" Then he said: "40 kg of
[00:17:20] cocaine." When he said that, I
[00:17:23] froze. After the uncertainties, the
[00:17:26] passenger managed to prove that the suitcase was not hers and
[00:17:30] disembarked in Munich.
[00:17:32] Switched luggage led to the arrest of Brazilians
[00:17:36] Gianne Paulin and Katia Bahia. They were held
[00:17:39] for 38 days in Germany, accused of
[00:17:42] international drug trafficking. The tags
[00:17:46] on the passengers' suitcases were swapped for luggage
[00:17:49] filled with cocaine. The swap, according to police, was
[00:17:53] made at Guarulhos International Airport. In this
[00:17:57] week's operation, the court ordered the blocking of
[00:18:00] over 4 million reais in assets of the
[00:18:03] investigated. The credentials for access of the
[00:18:06] employees suspected of being part of the scheme were also
[00:18:10] suspended. Luggage is sensitive, but once it gets
[00:18:14] in there, it can become a big problem. Everyone has a
[00:18:17] cell phone and every cell phone has a camera. Take a picture of your
[00:18:21] luggage beforehand, take a picture with the luggage ticket. Oh, but it's one in a
[00:18:24] million, but you could be the lucky one in that
[00:18:26] million.
[00:18:30] Women are being diagnosed with breast
[00:18:34] cancer younger and younger. SUS data shows that
[00:18:37] more and more young women are discovering
[00:18:41] cancer at an advanced
[00:18:42] stage.
[00:18:45] Isabela was only 33 years old when she received news she
[00:18:49] wasn't expecting. The truth is, it never crossed my
[00:18:53] mind, I never imagined going through this. After
[00:18:57] a long treatment, she has been more than 5 years without
[00:19:00] disease. Breast cancer can be hereditary
[00:19:04] or not. In Brazil, an estimated
[00:19:08] 78,000 new cases per year between
[00:19:11] 2026 and 2028. Although the
[00:19:14] risk increases with age, diagnosis is not
[00:19:17] exclusive to women over 50
[00:19:20] years old. The disease has been entering
[00:19:24] the lives of younger and younger women. I myself received
[00:19:28] a diagnosis at 32 years of age, a reality that
[00:19:31] deserves the attention of
[00:19:35] A national survey interviewed
[00:19:38] 113 women who had breast
[00:19:41] cancer. Among them, 77% received
[00:19:45] a diagnosis before the age of 50.
[00:19:49] Nowadays, women get pregnant later, they have fewer children
[00:19:52] and breastfeed less. So these reproductive factors
[00:19:56] are an issue that can contribute to this increase in
[00:19:59] incidence. Also, lifestyle issues, sedentary
[00:20:03] lifestyle, obesity, alcohol consumption,
[00:20:06] smoking. All of this can influence the risk.
[00:20:10] Among younger women, diagnosis can be
[00:20:13] late. A survey by the oncology observatory
[00:20:16] released this month shows that seven in every
[00:20:20] 10 women aged 20 to 29,
[00:20:23] treated by the SUS, discovered the disease already at an advanced
[00:20:27] stage. It is a population that is not part of the screening
[00:20:30] group, so they will not do, they are not in that group that does
[00:20:34] mammography annually, there is a higher incidence of more
[00:20:38] aggressive tumors in this population, so these are tumors
[00:20:41] that have a slightly more accelerated growth. Breast
[00:20:45] cancer has high chances of cure when discovered early.
[00:20:48] Medical follow-up is important,
[00:20:52] even for those who have not yet reached
[00:20:55] routine mammography, which is 40
[00:20:58] years old, according to the Brazilian Society of
[00:21:01] Mastology. She needs to pay attention to her
[00:21:05] breasts, right? Because any persistent
[00:21:08] sign needs to be investigated. So she needs
[00:21:11] to pay attention to skin changes, skin
[00:21:15] thickening, redness, some area of
[00:21:18] retraction, a palpable thickening, right, a
[00:21:22] harder area, a nodule, nipple
[00:21:25] discharge, and an important fact that many
[00:21:29] times many people don't remember are
[00:21:32] axillary nodules. To have a consultation with a specialist,
[00:21:35] see a gynecologist, right, look at yourself, touch
[00:21:39] yourself, right, know that unfortunately this can
[00:21:41] happen.
[00:21:44] An agricultural engineer is fighting in court to be attended by his
[00:21:48] health plan. Bruno discovered that he has leukemia, but he is still
[00:21:52] in the grace period of the operator. Now he wants to
[00:21:55] prove that the type of disease he faces does not allow long
[00:21:58] waits. Bruno is
[00:22:02] 38 years old and today he is fighting a battle against
[00:22:06] bureaucracy and the clock. In August he
[00:22:09] received a devastating diagnosis:
[00:22:12] leukemia. The impact of the news came
[00:22:15] accompanied by another bitter surprise: the refusal of the
[00:22:19] health plan to cover the treatment. I
[00:22:22] feel very frustrated, because I hired
[00:22:25] a service and it's not a service like a party
[00:22:29] service, oh, there was no chocolate cake, here's a cream cake,
[00:22:33] no, look, it's my life.
[00:22:36] Leukemia is a type of cancer that affects white
[00:22:39] blood cells, which begin to multiply uncontrollably
[00:22:42] in the bone marrow. As a result, the
[00:22:45] body loses its ability to fight
[00:22:48] infections, produce healthy blood.
[00:22:52] The lack of these cells can cause severe infections,
[00:22:55] as well as anemia, weakness, and risk of
[00:22:58] hemorrhages.
[00:23:00] Without knowing he had the disease, Bruno contracted a health
[00:23:04] plan in July of this year. About a month
[00:23:07] later, on August 17, he began to have the first
[00:23:11] symptoms, and soon came the diagnosis:
[00:23:14] he had cancer. Since then, the operator
[00:23:18] has denied the request for hospitalization and chemotherapy
[00:23:22] sessions, claiming that the patient
[00:23:25] is still in the grace period. To
[00:23:29] have basic care and avoid the worst, the family started
[00:23:33] treatment through the SUS, the Unified Health System, but
[00:23:36] Bruno still spent R$ 10,000 on
[00:23:40] complementary exams that the public network
[00:23:43] does not cover. The family helped, we really
[00:23:47] took the money from the company that we had saved,
[00:23:51] the church helped, many, many people managed to help
[00:23:54] us in this first
[00:23:57] moment. According to the National Supplementary Health
[00:24:00] Agency (ANS), grace periods are regulated by
[00:24:04] law. There are 24 hours for urgent
[00:24:08] emergencies, 300 days for childbirth, and
[00:24:12] 180 days for other cases. But according
[00:24:16] to this lawyer, the operator's conduct is undue.
[00:24:51] 2027, when the grace period ends. Bruno continues
[00:24:54] treatment in the public network and awaits a donor for a
[00:24:57] bone marrow transplant. He also promises to fight until the
[00:25:00] end to be attended by the health plan. I
[00:25:04] hope to finish my treatment in the private
[00:25:07] network and with all the resources that
[00:25:11] I am entitled to. If
[00:25:14] there is 1% more chance of me being
[00:25:17] cured by doing treatment in the private
[00:25:21] network, I will go after that 1%
[00:25:24] more.
[00:25:27] Man narrowly escapes Russian attack in Ukraine. This
[00:25:31] and other international news, you can follow in detail after the
[00:25:34] break. See you soon.
[00:25:36] I
[00:25:42] never know how my day will end, so it needs to start the
[00:25:46] best way, a healthy tapioca from Terrinha to
[00:25:50] make it very tasty. My family and I don't go a
[00:25:54] day without Terrinha tapioca, it goes well for breakfast, for an
[00:25:58] afternoon snack with olive oil, banana and honey, red
[00:26:01] fruits. Hmm, Terrinha
[00:26:04] Tapioca, much more practicality without neglecting
[00:26:07] health, available in the main supermarkets,
[00:26:10] try it. Now let's talk about Clion,
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[00:30:18] The United States and Russia
[00:30:21] reduce the global energy crisis. Trump
[00:30:25] announced an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin who promised
[00:30:29] to immediately release more than 300,000 tons of
[00:30:33] diesel to the international market and alleviate the energy
[00:30:36] crisis. In November, more 500,000 tons
[00:30:39] can be released. In return, the US Treasury
[00:30:43] Department should lift sanctions on Russian
[00:30:46] exports until April next year. The expectation is that
[00:30:50] the price of diesel will fall quickly at American
[00:30:52] gas stations. The Ukrainian president classified the measure
[00:30:56] as a gift to Russia and said that the attitude will be.