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[00:00:00] not only us, but also meters high, according to the people who like the father, she would have jumped with an umbrella thinking she would float as she saw in a cartoon, this version is still being investigated by the police, we left because she was sleeping, this is a quick thing that was quick and unfortunately she jumped, when I saw that scene I was devastated, as stated in the police report, first the father said that he and his wife had gone to the market for...
[00:00:04] art of clowning. When it's time to work,
[00:00:07] Fonso comes on stage, with makeup,
[00:00:10] colorful clothes, a red nose, and lots of
[00:00:14] fun. He participates in parties and shows, and
[00:00:18] lives by making people
[00:00:20] smile, but now he fears that the image
[00:00:24] of these scary characters
[00:00:26] will drive the audience away.
[00:00:29] on October 25th, Reporter Tainara Figueiredo has more information. It's not something we want. Our image to be something
[00:00:31] scary, because it can increase fear,
[00:00:34] coulrophobia, which is the fear of clowns. This already happens,
[00:00:38] I go to performances and I see people who are afraid of clowns, so
[00:00:41] these images, I think they can increase the number of people who are afraid of clowns.
[00:00:45] My goal as an artist is to make people laugh, right? I don't intend
[00:00:49] to cause fear, so, I want people to be happy with the image of the
[00:00:53] clown. I don't want people to be afraid.
[00:00:56] Fear is also that people associate the clown with...
[00:01:00] scary characters like Pennywise from the
[00:01:04] movie It, The Thing. The American clown
[00:01:07] terrorizes his preferred prey,
[00:01:10] children.
[00:01:25] For Afonso, the true clown is very different.
[00:01:28] He doesn't need a knife.
[00:01:37] All it takes is a red nose and a good dose of
[00:01:39] clowning.
[00:01:43] Oh, my friends, stop clowning around. Clowning is serious
[00:01:46] business.
[00:01:48] The court revoked the preventive detention of digital influencer Gabriel
[00:01:52] Espaloni, arrested on suspicion of extortion against two
[00:01:55] businessmen. According to the investigation, he allegedly threatened the
[00:01:59] victims, claiming to be a member of the PCC to
[00:02:03] collect a millionaire debt. The defense denies the
[00:02:06] threats and says it's all just a fight over
[00:02:09] clandestine businesses with digital currencies. The
[00:02:13] judge decided to release the influencer after the lawyers presented
[00:02:17] new documents. Now the influencer will
[00:02:20] wear an electronic ankle monitor and cannot go near
[00:02:23] the businessmen. He is also being investigated for the embezzlement
[00:02:27] of 146 million,
[00:02:30] using Pix scams.
[00:02:34] The couple was executed by gunfire in front of their own children
[00:02:38] inside a van in greater São Paulo.
[00:02:41] a beam See the details in André Azeredo's report.
[00:02:44] It was a calculated attack. The blue
[00:02:47] car arrived just as the van was about to
[00:02:50] move forward. It blocked the way. Two men
[00:02:54] got out armed. The mission was to eliminate the
[00:02:57] occupants.
[00:03:00] They fired their weapons. Everton
[00:03:03] And you know that here you can trust Araújo, 37, and his wife, Priscila da Silva, also
[00:03:06] 37, were hit in the face. The man died instantly,
[00:03:10] the woman at the hospital. Inside the van were
[00:03:13] Everton, Priscila, and three small children, one
[00:03:17] of them a 6-month-old baby. Investigators
[00:03:20] suspect that the
[00:03:24] perpetrators approached and
[00:03:27] allowed the children to leave.
[00:03:30] Because there are only two
[00:03:33] seats here, the passenger and the driver, there is no
[00:03:36] back seat. The children were,
[00:03:40] therefore, with their parents in the cabin.
[00:03:44] The children leave at this moment. Police believe that
[00:03:47] Everton pulled out a weapon and from
[00:03:51] then on a shootout began. This is the
[00:03:54] version that the military police also believe
[00:03:57] occurred. From outside...
[00:04:00] we can count at least, look how
[00:04:03] many shots hit the van, 1,
[00:04:06] 2, 3, 4, 5,
[00:04:10] 6, 7, 8, 9,
[00:04:13] 10, 11,
[00:04:16] 12, 13, 14, 15,
[00:04:20] 16, and with this large one 17, at
[00:04:23] least 17 perforations. The perpetrators
[00:04:27] left and this neighbor... saved a baby
[00:04:31] who was left in the van. The child was unharmed. As
[00:04:34] incredible as it seems, the child, the baby,
[00:04:38] Ferraz de Vasconcelos is investigating the
[00:04:41] case. The victims' cell phones have been seized. The
[00:04:45] investigators have already managed to identify the license plate of the blue
[00:04:48] car used by the killers. So far, however,
[00:04:52] fell from that window on the fifth no one has been arrested. A cold-blooded
[00:04:55] execution is the police's number one hypothesis to
[00:04:59] explain the... armed approach. We tried to help
[00:05:02] the woman more, because she was still alive after
[00:05:05] all the shooting,
[00:05:08] all the mess,
[00:05:11] they removed the child from her mother's lap and took
[00:05:15] the mother to the SAMU. The children are physically well
[00:05:19] and under the care of relatives. There have already been
[00:05:22] robberies, invasions, it's been 7 years
[00:05:25] since I've seen something so violent.
[00:05:29] The Civil Police and the Public Ministry carried out another
[00:05:32] phase of Operation Last Stop, which investigates a money laundering scheme of the First Command of the Capital
[00:05:36] in a São Paulo bus company.
[00:05:41] Hello,
[00:05:44] the investigation showed that Transunião operated as a structure to
[00:05:48] divert and launder money from organized crime. The
[00:05:52] amounts reach about R$300 million reais. Five
[00:05:55] preventive arrest warrants were served today here in the capital and in
[00:05:59] greater São Paulo. Among those arrested are the São Paulo city councilman
[00:06:03] for the PT, Senival Moura, the president of the Transunião
[00:06:06] company, Lorivalde França Monário, as well as the businessman
[00:06:10] and former director of the company, Jair
[00:06:13] Santos, Jair Ramos de Freitas, known as
[00:06:16] Cachorrão. They had been arrested in the first
[00:06:19] phase of the operation, were released by decision of the Court of
[00:06:23] Justice, and are now arrested again. Jair's
[00:06:27] defense informed that it received this decision with surprise,
[00:06:30] said that the Public Ministry initiated a separate process to
[00:06:34] request this arrest and that it will seek the client's
[00:06:37] freedom again with the Court of
[00:06:40] Justice. The other defenses did not comment
[00:06:44] on the new arrests. Tainara Figueiredo from São
[00:06:48] Paulo for Record
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[00:07:59] at night. Trust comes from dialogue, from
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[00:08:47] We will now follow the drama of a mother who lost her daughter at just
[00:08:51] 8 days old. While still pregnant, she went to the hospital four
[00:08:55] times, but even with a letter from the doctor who did her
[00:08:58] prenatal care indicating that the birth needed to be done, she was
[00:09:02] discharged three times before being able to have the C-section. The
[00:09:06] family now accuses the hospital of negligence and took the case to the
[00:09:09] police.
[00:09:12] She lived only 8 days and, according to her mother, her
[00:09:15] daughter's early death was possibly
[00:09:19] motivated by medical negligence. My daughter was born
[00:09:22] stiff, not breathing, without a
[00:09:25] heartbeat, because it took too long, it took too long to
[00:09:28] take her out of my belly. Jessica says that at the end of her
[00:09:32] pregnancy, the gynecologist who attended her at the health clinic noticed
[00:09:36] an increase in amniotic fluid around the
[00:09:38] fetus. Given the risk, the doctor wrote a letter
[00:09:42] indicating the need to interrupt the pregnancy as soon as the gestation
[00:09:46] completed 37 weeks, that is, the
[00:09:49] day after the appointment. She gave me a C-section letter because she said
[00:09:53] that she was afraid the baby would suffer fetal distress. With
[00:09:57] the letter in hand and already with fluid loss and bleeding, Jessica
[00:10:00] went to Planalto Hospital, administered by the city of São
[00:10:04] Paulo, but says that she was discharged for not having
[00:10:08] dilation. The next day, she sought new medical attention,
[00:10:11] feeling contractions. Once again she was
[00:10:14] discharged, so she decided to look for another
[00:10:17] maternity hospital where she received medication for pain.
[00:10:21] Disheartened, she returned to Planalto Hospital and...
[00:10:25] the next day she underwent an emergency delivery. I did all
[00:10:28] the exams again, they came back altered and the
[00:10:32] baby's heart was no longer good. This document indicates that the
[00:10:35] baby went into acute fetal distress. According to
[00:10:39] the mother, her daughter had to be resuscitated and intubated
[00:10:42] before being taken to the neonatal ICU. They kept resuscitating
[00:10:46] her, right? Then she started breathing again.
[00:10:50] Rebeca unfortunately died
[00:10:54] 8 days after the birth. In the
[00:10:57] death certificate, several causes appear: from
[00:11:01] sepsis, which is a generalized infection, to multiple
[00:11:04] malformations. Jéssica accuses Hospital Planalto of
[00:11:08] negligence. She says that she had already sought medical attention
[00:11:12] there, complaining of pain, even before receiving the letter
[00:11:15] indicating the birth, but was informed that they were training
[00:11:19] contractions and was sent back home. It was at
[00:11:22] this health unit that
[00:11:25] she sought medical attention four times before her daughter's
[00:11:28] birth. The birth ended up becoming an emergency.
[00:11:32] She says that, even feeling intense pain and with a
[00:11:36] letter indicating the termination of the pregnancy, she was
[00:11:40] discharged on different occasions. Now,
[00:11:44] the family asks that the conduct of these professionals who
[00:11:47] attended her be investigated. With the loss
[00:11:50] of her daughter, Jéssica registered a police report. The
[00:11:54] case will be investigated. The family complains that they still haven't had
[00:11:58] access to the mother's and baby's medical records to attach to the
[00:12:01] police report. According to this document, the records will only
[00:12:05] be released in 15 or up to 30 days. I
[00:12:09] want justice. They can't, they can't stay
[00:12:12] there. They can't do this to people,
[00:12:16] understood? I
[00:12:18] already had the letter. I didn't ask for anything too much.
[00:12:22] I just wanted to see my daughter. My
[00:12:25] Rebeca. That's what I want. But her life
[00:12:28] won't come back, it won't come back. They took my
[00:12:32] daughter's life.
[00:12:35] We feel the pain in her voice, right? It's impossible not to get emotional
[00:12:38] with her. The Municipal Health Secretariat of São
[00:12:41] Paulo sent a note regretting Rebeca's death, and informed
[00:12:45] that it opened an inquiry to investigate all the facts
[00:12:48] pointed out by our report. It also
[00:12:51] said that the management of Planalto Hospital is at the family's
[00:12:55] disposal. Santa Marcelina Hospital informed that Jéssica's
[00:12:59] medical records are kept confidential, in
[00:13:02] compliance with the Child and Adolescent Statute and the General
[00:13:05] Data Protection
[00:13:07] Law.
[00:13:11] The Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro are looking for a man who
[00:13:14] escaped from the police station by jumping out the bathroom window. Before
[00:13:18] being arrested, he had invaded at least five
[00:13:21] apartments.
[00:13:25] The 63-year-old in this video
[00:13:28] recorded by residents of Recreio dos Bandeirantes, he
[00:13:31] appears climbing the wall, then he climbs onto the
[00:13:35] roof and keeps going, jumps to
[00:13:38] the slab of the neighboring condominium and starts looking for a
[00:13:41] possible entrance. A resident of the building across
[00:13:44] the street calls the police, "Emergency, I'm
[00:13:47] seeing someone invading a penthouse here, I think to
[00:13:50] rob it." Suddenly a resident
[00:13:53] appears, he tells Silvio to get out
[00:13:57] of there. The invader gets confused,
[00:14:00] looking for where to go, walks across the top of the
[00:14:03] building, jumps and leaves. This is not the
[00:14:06] only footage. These images show Silvio
[00:14:10] climbing the stairs of a building. On a certain
[00:14:13] floor, he appears leaving an apartment, crosses the
[00:14:17] hallway, opens the door of another apartment and
[00:14:20] enters. Seconds later, he returns.
[00:14:23] According to the police, he did this in five condominiums in the
[00:14:27] region. The military police were called and managed to capture
[00:14:30] the criminal and take him to the police station. As soon as he arrived
[00:14:34] here, at the police station, Silvio asked to go
[00:14:37] to the bathroom. He didn't even get to be presented at the civil
[00:14:41] police counter. Silvio entered the bathroom and saw the possibility
[00:14:45] of escape. This first window here is the women's
[00:14:49] bathroom window, the second one is the men's
[00:14:51] bathroom. That's how Silvio escaped. The
[00:14:55] police went after the fugitive, but he was not
[00:14:59] found. For them, Silvio appeared to have
[00:15:02] mental disorders when he was detained. He was not
[00:15:06] armed and had not stolen anything. Despite
[00:15:09] this, the civil police informed that he has a record
[00:15:12] precisely for the crime of theft and that he has been committing
[00:15:15] home invasions. The fact is that the Spider-Man of
[00:15:19] Recreio is still at large.
[00:15:23] Criminals on motorcycles, a fear on the streets of São Paulo. The bandits
[00:15:27] surprise pedestrians and don't give up even when the victims try to
[00:15:30] flee. In the east zone, a woman was chased to the entrance
[00:15:33] of a house and had her cell phone stolen.
[00:15:36] The images show a woman trying to avoid
[00:15:40] a robbery, but she can't. The
[00:15:43] victim was alone when she noticed the approach of two
[00:15:47] suspects on a motorcycle. She quickly passes
[00:15:51] between cars and runs to try to get into her house, but the
[00:15:55] criminals don't give up. She is
[00:15:58] chased by the passenger on the motorcycle who invades the place and
[00:16:01] snatches the cell phone from the woman's hands. Then,
[00:16:04] he runs away. The victim is in
[00:16:07] despair. The attack happened during the night
[00:16:11] in São Mateus, in the east zone of the São Paulo capital. The woman
[00:16:15] was right here, returning to her house when she was surprised
[00:16:18] by the criminals. She tried to escape, ran and
[00:16:22] even fought against the assailant, but had her cell phone
[00:16:25] taken in seconds. Here, when it's not
[00:16:29] cell phones, it's vehicles that are parked here. People
[00:16:33] come, take the wheels, the vehicle is left here on a
[00:16:36] jack. Unfortunately, we fear greatly for our
[00:16:40] safety here. On the other side of the city, in Jabaquara, in the
[00:16:43] south zone of São Paulo, another woman also becomes the
[00:16:47] target of a criminal on a motorcycle. Notice that the
[00:16:50] assailant parks the motorcycle to wait for the
[00:16:53] victim's approach. When she is near, the
[00:16:56] criminal makes a gesture as if asking for
[00:17:00] information. At the same time, he announces the
[00:17:03] robbery. The reaction is immediate. Frightened,
[00:17:07] the victim runs away. The assailant gives up and leaves
[00:17:11] in the opposite direction. This time, the woman managed
[00:17:15] to escape the attempted robbery. In the first
[00:17:18] two cases, the victims are women, but
[00:17:22] men are also targets of these assailants. In the north
[00:17:25] zone, the criminal acted in the same way, using
[00:17:29] the disguise of an app delivery driver. He parks the motorcycle
[00:17:32] and waits for the victim who walks on the sidewalk. The
[00:17:36] assailant gets off the motorcycle calmly.
[00:17:40] When the man passes by, distracted, looking at his cell phone, the
[00:17:43] criminal points the gun, announces the robbery, and makes
[00:17:47] threats. The victim moves away,
[00:17:50] tries to keep distance from the criminal, but out of fear,
[00:17:53] the man returns and hands over his cell phone. Without reacting,
[00:17:57] he walks in the opposite direction. Notice
[00:18:00] that at the same time a woman passes by and doesn't even
[00:18:03] notice what had just happened. South
[00:18:08] zone and North zone, three different
[00:18:11] regions, but the modus operandi is always the
[00:18:14] same: criminals on motorcycles who take advantage of the surprise
[00:18:18] to attack pedestrians. So far, none of the
[00:18:21] criminals have been arrested. The images should help in the
[00:18:25] investigations.
[00:18:28] A woman was brutally assaulted by her own
[00:18:31] husband in the middle of the street. The victim even
[00:18:34] pleaded for help.
[00:18:37] Please, please, don't let him kill my young
[00:18:41] son, please.
[00:18:44] Even already fallen in the middle of the street, the woman was
[00:18:47] kicked six times, with most of the
[00:18:51] kicks to the head. The man stops the
[00:18:54] aggressions for a few moments. The woman
[00:18:57] manages to get up and screams for
[00:19:00] help.
[00:19:02] He's killing me, please, please, sir, don't let him kill me.
[00:19:05] Please. The aggressor is
[00:19:09] micro-entrepreneur Pedro Francisco Alves de
[00:19:13] Oliveira, 33 years old. After
[00:19:16] almost killing his partner, he fled. The civil police
[00:19:20] began the search and the man was arrested without
[00:19:23] offering resistance. The victim is 22
[00:19:27] years old. She and the aggressor had been together for
[00:19:30] approximately 2 years and the couple has an 8-month-old
[00:19:34] son. The woman and her husband had a
[00:19:37] discussion. Already scared, she called an
[00:19:41] uncle and asked him to come sleep at their
[00:19:44] house. Her husband became even more nervous and
[00:19:47] out of control, assaulted the relative as soon as he arrived
[00:19:51] at the residence. Soon after, the beating
[00:19:54] session against the victim began. The woman
[00:19:58] had already reported the man and he was even arrested in
[00:20:01] August for domestic violence. She had even obtained
[00:20:05] a protective order against him, but
[00:20:09] she went back and withdrew the complaint. The police went
[00:20:12] to the couple's house and there the
[00:20:15] destruction was great. He thinks he's right, everyone he
[00:20:19] talks to, he's the man, he's right, right? But no one sees this inside
[00:20:23] the house, you know, because of this, look at all the blood he shed for not accepting
[00:20:27] all the blood he shed, for not accepting the end of the
[00:20:30] relationship, he broke everything, everything, everything, everything in
[00:20:33] the house, because the police have to see this and they have to do something, and a man
[00:20:37] this aggressive, the police believe that the woman was only not
[00:20:41] murdered because she managed to run and scream
[00:20:45] for help. He will be charged, in principle, with
[00:20:48] bodily harm in the context of domestic violence, for the crime of
[00:20:51] threatening the woman and also for the crime of aggravated
[00:20:54] damage.
[00:20:57] The country's main university, USP, saw a 5%
[00:21:00] drop in the number of applications for this year's entrance exam. In the
[00:21:04] words of the exam director, it is important to renew the
[00:21:07] courses. Devely finished high
[00:21:10] school. Next year she will take the entrance exam for the law
[00:21:14] course. I think studying is important, I really like to
[00:21:17] study, especially this area, and also later
[00:21:20] I want to have my financial responsibility, I want to be able to help my family too.
[00:21:24] Unlike Evely, many young people of her generation are still not
[00:21:27] sure whether or not to attend college or
[00:21:31] which course to take. This type of doubt can help to
[00:21:35] understand part of a change in the numbers of the country's largest
[00:21:39] entrance exam. The main selection process for USP,
[00:21:42] University of São Paulo, Fouveste registered about
[00:21:46] 106,000 applications for this year's entrance exam.
[00:21:50] The number is the lowest in the historical series and almost 5%
[00:21:53] lower than that registered last year. Since
[00:21:56] 2024, students are also selected by ENEM
[00:22:00] and by Provão Paulista. We have
[00:22:03] a work today within the university to start
[00:22:06] looking at the courses again. Do the courses still make
[00:22:10] sense as a profession? So the courses are renewing
[00:22:13] themselves, not only in the training of students, but also
[00:22:17] and above all in the training of the professor.
[00:22:21] The professor reinforces that higher education is positive for
[00:22:24] the future of the country. There is a very strong
[00:22:28] relationship between the university, industry, between the
[00:22:31] university and commerce, between the university and liberal
[00:22:34] professionals. Being outside this environment
[00:22:38] can alienate you, leave you aside,
[00:22:41] right, from this process
[00:22:44] of insertion into professional life. The police
[00:22:48] identified six suspects involved in the death of an engineer in Santos, on
[00:22:51] the coast of São Paulo. The crime happened after an act of
[00:22:55] support for President Lula.
[00:22:58] One of the suspects is 17 years old and a boxer.
[00:23:02] He was found in a city 112 km from
[00:23:05] Santos. The teenager's grandmother confirmed that he was the one who
[00:23:09] punched the victim. In the images from the surveillance
[00:23:12] cameras, he is the one who appears wearing a hoodie. The minor
[00:23:15] approaches the victim who is already surrounded, punches him, and
[00:23:19] flees. The aggressions were broadcast live on a social
[00:23:23] network. "Go, go, crazy, go, crazy!" Environmental engineer Marcelo
[00:23:26] de Oliveira, 28
[00:23:29] years old, died after being hospitalized for three
[00:23:32] days. His family donated his organs. He's someone who wouldn't
[00:23:36] react, you know? He's the type of person who is peaceful.
[00:23:40] If you ask him, he'll give it to you, understood? And
[00:23:43] he was brutally murdered, and as I
[00:23:46] repeat, I want justice for my son. I want... it's an immense pain.
[00:23:50] Nobody knows the pain of losing a parent. According to the police, at least
[00:23:53] seven people participated in the crime. Six have already been
[00:23:57] identified. The engineer left his
[00:24:00] friends to go to the bathroom when he was approached. The suspects
[00:24:04] took Marcelo's cell phone, wallet, and watch. The crime was
[00:24:08] registered as robbery followed by death,
[00:24:12] but investigators also do not rule out the hypothesis of
[00:24:15] homophobia. The woman who made a Nazi
[00:24:19] gesture when voting last Sunday was
[00:24:22] identified and questioned by the civil police. The case generated indignation throughout
[00:24:26] Brazil.
[00:24:29] Érica Marque Espinho is being investigated for the crime of prejudice-based
[00:24:32] insult, with a penalty of up to 5 years in
[00:24:35] prison. She is 46 years old and was
[00:24:38] caught at the voting place with her arm
[00:24:41] extended, a reference to the Nazi
[00:24:44] salute. "Is that it? What are
[00:24:47] you, a communist? I'm not a communist, I'm Jewish, I'm Jewish. Is that
[00:24:50] good enough for you?" The confusion started upon arrival at the voting
[00:24:53] place at this private school in Botafogo, in the south
[00:24:57] zone of Rio. The defense says that Érica was harassed for
[00:25:01] her political orientation. Being called
[00:25:04] a racist, a Nazi, she, as a form of
[00:25:08] irony towards those offenses, raised her
[00:25:10] arm, but without any connotation of adherence to the regime.
[00:25:14] Nazi. During her testimony, Érica apologized
[00:25:17] to the Jewish community. Her defense
[00:25:20] attributed her statements to the heat of emotions
[00:25:24] caused by political disagreements. The author of the
[00:25:28] video has also been interviewed by the police. For the Israeli
[00:25:32] Federation of Rio de Janeiro, the case went beyond the limits
[00:25:36] of freedom of expression and affronted the
[00:25:38] memory of millions of victims of Nazism. We know
[00:25:42] that we have extensive legislation in Brazil that curbs this type of practice. So we were
[00:25:46] very indignant. It is obviously an anti-Semitic act, it is obviously an act.
[00:25:50] Nazi and needs to be curbed.
[00:25:53] Whenever we make a purchase on the internet, pay a bill
[00:25:56] or register online, we provide our
[00:26:00] dados às empresas que realizam. serviços,
[00:26:03] mas os bandidos digitais estão só de
[00:26:06] olho nesse movimento, o vazamento de dados pessoais está em alta
[00:26:10] e aí alimenta todo tipo de
[00:26:12] golpe.
[00:26:20] No Brasil, o número de celulares já supera o de
[00:26:23] habitantes, são mais de 272 milhões
[00:26:27] de aparelhos em uso e uma quantidade cada vez maior
[00:26:30] de informações pessoais. circulando pela internet em
[00:26:34] cadastros, compras e serviços digitais, e
[00:26:38] cada informação pode se transformar em alvo de
[00:26:41] data to companies that
[00:26:45] perform services, but digital
[00:26:48] criminals are just watching this movement, the leakage of
[00:26:50] personal data is on the rise and feeds all kinds
[00:26:54] of scams. In Brazil, the number of cell phones
[00:26:57] already exceeds the number of inhabitants, there are more than
[00:27:01] 272 million devices in use and an
[00:27:05] increasing amount of personal information
[00:27:08] circulating on the internet in registrations, purchases and
[00:27:12] digital services, and each piece of information can
[00:27:16] become a target for criminals. Our
[00:27:19] data should be protected
[00:27:22] by those who guard our
[00:27:26] data, it's the most expensive currency we
[00:27:29] have. A survey shows that more than 100 companies in
[00:27:33] Brazil were targeted by data leaks this year, much more than
[00:27:36] last year. And every time our personal information
[00:27:40] ends up in the hands of criminals, we are
[00:27:43] exposed to a series of digital crimes, from the false
[00:27:47] lawyer, the false manager
[00:27:51] crime, the love scam, Felipe's company that develops
[00:27:54] logistical solutions for e-commerce, was invaded by
[00:27:57] hackers, he now invests in protection systems to
[00:28:01] preserve the integrity of at least 10 million
[00:28:04] registrations. From 4 to 5% of what we
[00:28:08] bill, we spend on security. The general data protection
[00:28:12] law obliges companies to adopt security measures to
[00:28:15] protect customer information, but experts warn that
[00:28:17] the population also needs to adopt protection habits in
[00:28:20] the digital environment. We should always change
[00:28:23] passwords,
[00:28:25] make these
[00:28:29] breaks that happen more difficult.
[00:28:33] Two people died between. were injured in the collapse of an awning
[00:28:36] in Salvador, the structure was in a warehouse inside a recycling
[00:28:40] company, according to civil defense,
[00:28:43] and a pillar of the awning gave way,
[00:28:47] hitting the five victims. Joseane
[00:28:51] Pereira da Silva and Cláudia Santana did not resist their
[00:28:54] injuries. Two victims are stable, but the
[00:28:57] third is in serious condition.
[00:29:01] Bad weather has caused disruption in different regions of Bahia. The most
[00:29:04] impactful case was recorded in
[00:29:07] Rio Real, northeast of the state, where part of the roof
[00:29:11] of the Municipal Hospital collapsed, after strong
[00:29:14] winds hit the city. Despite damage to the
[00:29:18] structure, there were no reports of injuries, patients who were in the
[00:29:22] unit were transferred to other care facilities.
[00:29:25] In Salvador, the sea crossings
[00:29:28] to the tourist islands of Itaparica and Morro de
[00:29:32] São Paulo were suspended. The rains are expected to continue
[00:29:36] in Bahia until Thursday.
[00:29:39] The reporting team obtained unprecedented images of the case of the
[00:29:42] 6-year-old girl who was injured after falling from the fifth floor of a building in São
[00:29:45] Paulo, the parents left the child with autistic
[00:29:48] spectrum disorder alone at
[00:29:51] home, they presented different versions of
[00:29:55] what happened and were arrested.
[00:29:58] The image is shocking: a 6-year-old girl falls
[00:30:02] from the fifth floor of a building in the
[00:30:05] east side of São Paulo, residents run to
[00:30:09] help her. Next to the child, an open
[00:30:12] umbrella. According to the superintendent, she was
[00:30:16] conscious and called for her father. She didn't
[00:30:20] cry, she just said she was in pain on that
[00:30:24] side, right? I want my father, she started saying she wanted her father
[00:30:27] and mother. The child, who has autistic
[00:30:31] spectrum disorder, was alone in the apartment.
[00:30:35] The parents arrived while she was receiving care, it was
[00:30:38] clear that they were upset, right,
[00:30:41] he more so, because the mother is a little calmer, not because of
[00:30:45] her, it's her way. The father said that
[00:30:48] he and his wife had gone to the market,
[00:30:51] while their daughter slept, she
[00:30:54] floor of the building without a fence or protective screen,
[00:30:58] about 15