in brazil. that is a positive sign for brazil. if you go to brazil, and compare it to date to 10 years ago, it is a much better brazilian the political sense, political stability, and it is a market economy. there are many challenges, but there's a general sense the country is moving forward. host: the brazilian president is instituting a series of austerity measures in the country right now. given all of the robust reporting, what are the concerns? guest: the general concern is curious because brazil has been accustomed to dealing with a lack of resources, economic problems, inflation, as i mentioned before, and the lack of resources to invest in the government, mainly. now, we have enjoyed the stable economic environment not only inside of brazil, but also outside brazil before the economic crisis of 2008, so brazil has learned to deal with an abundance of resources. we have put in place checks and balances in order to fight corruption, and increase production. the challenges facing this and a

is brazil a serious country now? >> bueno: it's not a serious country, in several instances, because they say they're going to do something, and then don't do something. here in rio de janeiro, you can invite someone to your house, they say they're going to come, and they don't show up. and they don't think it's... no, who cares? but how can you do business in a loose way? how can you run a country in a loose way? >> kroft: while many in brazil's cities lust for first-world status, the third world is never far away. for decades, brazil ignored the festering slums known as favelas, which wrap around rio, overlooking some of the most valuable real estate in the city. they have been staging areas for street crime against tourists, and safe havens for drug gangs so well armed that they brought down a police helicopter a few years ago with heavy machine gun fire. finally, after years of looking the other way, the military police have begun to move in. last fall, some parts of rio have been a battle zone, with drug traffic

in brazil. host: that is it for our times. thank you for being here to give us a snapshot of brazil. our effort over the past six segments is to give you a quick look at complex economies, three economies around the the globe that have been experiencing stronger growth than the united states and what some of the sources of that are. thanks for being with us. time for the final hour of "washington journal." all this week on our final hour we have been looking at aspects of the fbi. we will conclude that today by taking you in washington to one the most visited sites in washington, d.c., the museum of crime and punishment. this will be the final day of our series looking at the fbi. host: the national crime and punishment museum holds five unique the galleries looking at criminal intent, profiles, serial killers, victims, crime prevention and more. today we are inside the crime solving gallery, which you can learn all about forensic technology, cause of death, fingerprinting, a ballistics and many

>> we export more than brazil does. we export about 50% more every year than brazil does. >> rose: in terms of dollaramou? >> in dollar amounts. the problem we export almost everything to the united states, whereas brazil has a diversified base. >> ros china is theirleading -- >> their leading export, for chile and pe peru. it's mostly food materials. food,opper, iron, poultry. we export cars to the united states, refrigerators. we export stuff with a lot of imported content. but nonetheless, our overall value exports are higher than brazil's we have a competitive export sector. problem is it's so linked to the united states, the u.s. tanks, we tank right away. much more than other countries in latin america who have a more devicefied market for their exports. >> rose: as the united statesano late attention to latin america? >> sometimes you wonder if it's not a good thing for the u.s. not to pay attention at the end of the day. >> rose: or maybe a good thingf. >> at least for us sometimes, when theu.s. doesn't pay atte

in brazil. that is a positive sign for brazil. if you go to brazil, and compare it to date to 10 years ago, it is a much better brazilian the political sense, political stability, and it is a market economy. there are many challenges, but there's a general sense the country is moving forward. host: the brazilian president is instituting a series of austerity measures in the country right now. given all of the robust reporting, what are the concerns? guest: the general concern is curious because brazil has been accustomed to dealing with a lack of resources, economic problems, inflation, as i mentioned before, and the lack of resources to invest in the government, mainly. now, we have enjoyed the stable economic environment not only inside of brazil, but also outside brazil before the economic crisis of 2008, so brazil has learned to deal with an abundance of resources. we have put in place checks and balances in order to fight corruption, and increase production. the challenges facing this and a

brazil is far from the crisis that europe is living. the good news is that we have time to prepare and implement more policies and mechanisms to sustain this new brazil. >> reporter: he says brazil has a chance to be the first large nation to get close to a population balance. although demographers say right now its birth rate is slightly below replacement. >> ifill: fred's reporting is a partnership with the the pulitzer center on crisis reporting, and the undertold stories project at saint mary's university in minnesota >> brown: next, a true-life spy story about the al qaeda triple agent who dealt a deadly blow to the cia. margaret warner has our book conversation. suicide bomber blew himself up inside a c.i.a. base in afghanistan. dead were seven c.i.a. officers, a jordanian intelligence agent and their driver. >> at least eight american civilians were killed in a suicide bombing today in afghanistan. the bomb exploded at a military base. >> warner: early reports were sketchy. >> the base supports reconstruction and other civilian p

it is made in brazil. what do you mean brazil. ip am getting tax credits of a million four. >> mike: if he buys one in brazil. it is better than one built in kansas where beach craft and all . cessnaare trying to build . we go to brazil. >> guest: can you imagine kneting tax credits in the united states and buy in brazil. brazil is a gold mine. i ownthe miss universe pageant and they will be in brazil because brazil has lots of mon yeit is great what they are doing. you know, when i knock china hard. i am not knocking their leaders, we should do what they are doing. we should be working the system like they do. we don't have a clue. columbia. the country of columbia will make four billion. tt is small . china will make more than 300 billion on us this year. i started to look at different things. we lose to everybody . so the world looks at us as a whipping post. they look at us as stupid people. >> mike: you talk to china and there are instances that china cheating and building products and dumping them on the u.s. at less coast j

operates i looked up the figures i mean if i'm not a mistake in brazil has less of a list of awaiting voting rights than belgium does i mean how can that be realistic ok a lot of people even say that belgium isn't even a country anymore it's breaking up and brazil is up there is a it's charging out there economically i mean what kind of institution allows us to stand so. first off the governance of the i.m.f. like the united nations it's the members that do. the government so you don't blame it on the institution and its members it has been recognized for a long long time that developing countries are emerging markets do not have adequate weight at the i.m.f. and the world bank and there's been a lot of words and communiques and rhetoric paid to that there have been a few steps in the right direction one is a creation of the g twenty the governance is moving in the right direction the shares of the emerging markets are larger than they were before we still have anomalies like you said but the progress is in the right direction the important point let's keep our eye on the ball rather

the fabric of the supernational giants and so resented by emerging economies that representatives of brazil russia india china and south africa issued a joint statement calling the process of selection and obsolete britain convention and saying bad adequate representation of emerging markets and developing members and the funds management is critical to its legitimacy and effectiveness there are other reasons that should prompt the i.m.f. to revisit its record and possibly revamp some of its policies just ask latin america which suffered a massive debt crisis in the one nine hundred eighty s. or asia which near the neck anomic meltdown in the one nine hundred ninety s. all the while the i.m.f. pushed those governments to adopt structural adjustment programs that consisted of draconian economic reforms we've really been looking at this through our problems in our lives and most of our countries have not been subject i have met programs whether these are reasons enough to dismantle the institution and do away with the economic a gemini of the bretton woods system is still a matter for debate

one is from brazil. she founded the dance ensembles under the auspices of the brazilian cultural association. it means "watercolor is" in portuguese and is known as a creative -- as creative costumes -- cote "watercolors." there are three carnaval kings from their ranks. she is working at a preschool and is the way mother. today, we honor korea for being an ambassador -- we honor maria for being an ambassador of brazilian culture and dance for the san francisco bay area for 25 years. [cheers and applause] now, i believe we have a plaque for you, but i do not have it. give me one second, ok? uh, buh, buh, buh, buh, buh. hold on one second. we are having technical difficulties. come help me. i am not sure where the plack is. i am going to give you some flowers, and i am going to pretend that i am handing you a plack -- plaque. now, next up is the group? ok. are you dancing? ok. sure. >> i would like to say thank you to all of you and for all of the carnaval organization for letting us to brazilian carnaval

brazil is a clear example. the imports in total domestic consumption in the early '90s was 5% which is close to soviet levels. it is as if people did not read -- there was this idea that you need to produce everything. it was inevitable and desirable that we would see a decline in the share of manufacturing in most countries in the region, particularly the largest countries when brazil -- we had to take into account that as incomes grow, people demand more services and productivity is lower and they need more people to do the job, so you are bound to see an increase in the services sector. i do not dispute the fact that china has been playing a part. figure oute we can exactly the contribution of china but what i usually called the caesar effect, that china is raising commodity prices and lowering manufacturing prices at the same time as clearly hurting the manufacturing division. productivity is an--- again, i'm not comfortable with this idea because the implicit assumption is we have this wonderful manufactur

america's success means that up to fifth with brazil dropping to sixth it's only portugal argentina and croatia complete the top ten from russia five places to thirteenth the dutch needed seven nation to hold top spot long argentina brazil france germany and italy. now rain volleyball world champions russia have made a winning starts to their campaign in the world grown pre-fight in macau as he got in a gang member and colleagues survived a minus get to act last thailand well the title were making their debut in the final round of the prestigious event and favorites russia judy to a two set lead but they wobble in a tight third set to lose it twenty seven twenty five however they pull themselves together to rematch in force that's also victories for holders america top ranked brazil and china. major sports red bull are leading the way in formula one and they have also paved the way what will be the circuit of the americas next year consultant and former driver david coulthard got back behind the wheel to test out what he still currently a dirt track in texas and which will make its debu

in brazil replied to play with the best line of engineers. diesel for. and we don't know if they can do is now the first book but also for the games who are coming up so. they still must be feeling very confident so i'm still in a very good position billions of these last four games and yet you know while we all have everything i will and so will we get three home games as well so we have to do that because the fact that i have a feeling there and over qualification we were the better side so now we have to continue in a funny for both the question of. the greats and pretty much just recently thoughts are something you'd be able to provide margin how do you screen russia's inability to win very much as of last year or so i was happy to go on as was the last for a new game and against the move in our history our being there was a very good game with the players who are not normally regulars but they did really well and now the stars there's a show that they can lose as well. elsewhere england's friendly with the netherlands has been called off because of

eighty s and building the new players from canada brazil china japan and of course russia reaching for those market segments that were traditionally be doing may know did y'all poorly in the choice each player has used brawls and cones and. chances for success and problems but they certainly pose a threat to those who used to dominate the market but these things are not discussed today or shows. next we'll have a section dedicated to young people and their experience in aircraft technology would you please tell us more about this exposition what will be there in display and generally does the fact that you have such an exposition i mean there is no lack of young professionals in your industry. sort of. of course it does. max is a big event and we don't limit our program to business meetings and conferences but it that is also important too to us. instil patrick his men our young people. we have had this section for a number of years. five years or more. there is a section for college students and another one for children. in the college student section and we offer an opportunity for a

the influx of money is going to keep going to all these developing economies china brazil russians a certain extent to some of the southeast asian countries like i was in thailand the last week and there's an influx of money in southeast asia as our pilot in indonesia especially seeing a poor bourse the same scene so how to organize all this best of course is like we said before it's going to take years and meanwhile what happens the same thing american corporations will continue to do localize the american taxpayer and the american middle class in the american working class this will be the end of price and not be anything never seen her any time a time again and then years things kind of pan down to the workers but just we're almost out we're out of time i'm sorry i want to got to have a bit that's all we have to say because again. next time thank you so much for giving us your insight from asia and from the other.

their aircraft manufacturing industry or indeed brazil started from scratch very good progress in just a few years i think their manufacturing what. five hundred planes a year or so what is this president model and why have you picked it over say the seventh model which actually works well airplanes are ranked among the best in the world this is true of course we're willing to incorporate the best of soviet practices but we think that the brazilian model is very interesting and especially efficient at their start up phase has got up and that's where we are now with the maturity of our projects we're starting off excuse me for interrupting and i just want to ask if we know instead of face that and presumably means nothing if what we had before has actually survived and we have to build everything from scratch again fortunately some things have been preserved it is probably not a start up but a follow up if we talk about the industry on the whole you're right i was talking about specific projects for instance there is the am i eight helicopter which has been fine for forty years now but

in brazil to play. the best lineup. and we don't wonder if they can do this now. but also for the games who are coming up so send them back to be still must be feeling very confident something stolen a very good position going into the small stuff all games. we have everything out of all time so we get three home games as well so we have to do that plus the fact that i have the feeling that in all the qualification periods we were the better side so now we have to continue in a funk for good on a question of. the great some friend of mine has recently transferred something you want to martin how do you explain russia's inability to win for you much as it was last year or so i was happy to do almost was the last run again against the move and i was dropping that was a very good. players who are not normally direct but they're going to do well. to start this is show that they can do it as well. and while russia plans ahead for next month's year being against ireland it's been a tough couple of months for irishman aiden mcgeady the twenty five year old has missed alm

>> to you first and then i'll to go donna brazile. who poses the biggest threat to barack obama here? >> at this juncture, i still the it is mitt romney, rick pery and possibly bachmann in that order. bachmann has to prove she can go beyond this coliseum. right now she can capture the hearts of the right wing. she has to prove she can be a general election candidate before republicans will really take her seriously and move her into that top tier. so it is romney, perry right now. >> that question to you, donna brazile. is there anyone you see that pose as threat to the president in 2012? >> i won't disagree with his analysis. but the biggest threat is lack of enthusiasm and lack of jobs. if the president is able to turn the economy around, at least people believe that it is turned around and the base and swing voters are enthusiastic about voting, then i don't think the president needs to spend any sleepless nights worrying about michele bachmann, rick perry or mitt romney. >> i was going to ask. what would be the definition, do you

this has made the headlines in brazil. there is a lot of discussion. there will be an investigation. the president of brazil has said that this is an attack on democracy. police are investigating and trying to figure out who ordered the hit and you actually killed the judge. even if these questions are answered, fighting organized crime is going to be much harder. >> thank you. a serial killer in the united states. the remains of 11 women has been sentenced to death. the courts in ohio said that anthony sowell had lured women into his home. >> guilty of the murder of 11 women, anthony sowell was in court on friday to hear his sentence. >> be aggravated circumstances outweighed mitigating factors beyond a visible -- beyond a doubt. >> the court will set the date of execution on october 29, 2012. but the judge ignored pleas from defense lawyers to take into account his mental health problem. >> relatives of the victims celebrated. this was a suburban home in cleveland, ohio. he transformed it into a murder scene. over the course of two years beginning in

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