Violence in the streets of Sao Paulo as the fires of rage burn over the World Cup.<br/> <br />Protesters have taken to the streets in angry protest over government overspending on the event.<br/> <br />Security forces are doing what they can to contain the unrest.<br/> <br />The protests are expected to grow in size before Brazil plays Croatia later in the day.<br/> <br />The stakes will be high -- not just on the soccer field. The tournament's success may also impact President Dilma Rousseff's chances for re-election in October, as well as Brazil's flagging reputation among investors.
