i decided to be -- stay in brazil. so clear, she said this, so unemotional. >> never gave you a reason. >> it was over. our love affair is over. >> david demanded his wife return with sean immediately. but she refused. just like that, his little boy had been taken away and david says bruna not only wanted full custody of their son in brazil, she threatened that if he didn't comply, things would get ugly. >> if i go to the courts, if i go to the police, i will never see him again. >> bruna was guilty of parental child abduction, but sean didn't understand any of that. all he knew was that he was in brazil and his dad wasn't, and on the few occasions when bruna let him get on the phone with his dad, his little voice seemed to say it all. >> hey, da da. >> hey, sean, when you guys come back, i'm going to give you the biggest hug and kiss and pick you up and put you on my shoulders and we're best friends forever. my heartbeats for you. >> no, da da. i love you forever. >> i love you forever, buddy. we're best friends. who

as brazil's leading trade partner. >> and brazil has the size to match china's appetite. dragon on the other side. >> you have everything they need. >> we have--yes. you need brazil to basically fulfill the chinese needs. >> batista, who has interests in mining, transportation, and oil and gas, is building a huge superport complex north of rio with chinese investment that will accommodate the world's largest tankers and speed delivery of iron ore and other resources to asia. [drill whirrs] but it's not just commodities that are driving the brazilian boom. the country has a substantial manufacturing base and a large auto industry. aviation giant embraer is the world's third largest aircraft manufacturer behind boeing and airbus and a main supplier of regional jets to the u.s. market. eike batista says the one thing that brazil could use more of is skilled labor. >> we have to create more engineers. in my oil company, i'm importing americans to weld our platforms. >> to weld the platforms? >> yes. there's a lack of welders. we're walking into a phase of almost full employme

but brazil faces many challenges. there are signs that its economic growth is slowing and inflation is on the rise. when it comes to education, brazil ranks 53rd in the world. it is an issue the country needs to address so it can seize its momentum not be left on the sideline. and downtown, there are throwing up the buildings at a dizzying pace. but it takes more than muscle to lift the country. all of this prosperity was built on natural resources but of the country wants to do more than supply commodities to china, it needs human helped to. >> you will not find many skilled workers on the streets. it is here in the poor neighborhoods, not far from the business district, that you find that challenge. if this country ever wants to develop from an emerging economy, it is going to have to do a better job educating its population. gdp but the six largest and blow in education. >> she is an education campaign and fighting vested interest to change those figures. >> the political issue in brazil, there are 2 million voters

turkey and brazil or congress? six months before a crucial election, mindful of the fact the administration felt it had already lost political capital the health care debate, the sense was it would not be wise to break the promise to congress. we missed that opportunity. now we are in a situation where i do not share the optimism in turkey being able to play the same type of critical and constructive role it did in 2010 as a result of the region and of the support of assad. it is a different dynamic now between the governments. the question is, who could play that type of a role? that is part of the cost of missing these opportunities. we saw how domestic politics was a critical reason as to why negotiations did not succeed. it was because of domestic politics that obama pushed aggressively to get to the table. the reason was not only new sanctions had been put on iran but also because of the fact that as a result of the escalation of the sanctions, and when you have high oil prices you have high gas prices. incumb

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a peek into the untamed world of brazil's savannas.re, the dry season pushes animals to desperation. the feeding frenzies of the piranha, the cannibalism of the croc's cousin. it's a place where anacondas can bite off more than they can chew. lawrence took us on a journey to the anaconda's heartland. nearly 1,000 miles from rio to remote bonito. >> hey! bonito. welcome. >> reporter: we unloaded the boats. the stream cool and clear. i'm kind of hoping we don't find one so i don't have to go in the water. >> don't say that. come on, man. >> reporter: you get to defend yourself with that and i have this. >> no, this is not what you think. >> reporter: and our date with an anaconda approaches. what are we looking for? >> if we see a thick branch that swims, that's the anaconda. >> reporter: we found the stream where just months before, lawrence found this monster. >> the head was giant. as thick as a dive tank. that was a dinosaur. it was a snake that when i look at it, i say, "wow." >> reporter: our local guide has tracked these waters fo

"secret brazil" premieres sunday, september 23rd.nks to matt and the anaconda. >>> just ahead, we hang out with the guys of green day. ♪ [ male announcer ] start with a simple idea. think. drink coffee. design something totally original. do it again. that's good. call in the engineers. call in the car guys. call in the nerds. build a prototype. mold it. shape it. love it. give it a starting price under 16 grand. take it to the track. tweak. tweak. tweak. stop. take it to the car shows. call the critics. call the marketing team. get a celebrity endorser. he's perfect. i am? [ male announcer ] yes, you are. making a groundbreaking car -- it's that easy. ♪ when president obama took office. this is china's. uer obama, we've lost over half a million manufacturing jobs and for the first time, china's beating us. seven times obama could've stopped china's cheati. seven times he refused. it's time to stand up to the cheaters, and make sure we protect jobs for the american people. [ male announcer ] barack obama: failing to stop cheating. fai

brazil can play a key role in this respect. it has a very -- in terms of not having a nuclear program. the action of either sanctions or force at some point, but always negotiating with very specific conditions. the action of negotiating with only one group and only one track has not been the best option. so i would suggest that we look back to this experience and perhaps incorporate some of the elements of this experience in order to understand the situation now and move forward. we do observe some changes, the cooling of relations with iran. the government has been more concerned with constructing more positive and cooperative relations with the united states and also has a different posture regarding the human rights regime. it is very critical of the political and gender as it -- and gendered situation in iran. this was very clear when the president visited brazil in 2010. the treatment was different than the treatment given. in spite of these differences, the interested in engaging in participating in building a new road t

from brazil's rainforests we take you right into the middle of johannesburg's busy traffic.here south africa is pioneering the first public high speed bus system on the continent. it currently connects soweto with down town johannesburg using separate bus lanes and modern technology. each of the speedbuses in service replaces 40 cars, saving around 40 000 tons of co2 emissions per year. a win/win scenario with great potential for the future. >> it's early morning here in soweto -- time for curvin abdull to say goodbye to his mother and his niece. he's a bus driver, and can't be late for work. but he is not taking a bus himself -- the next bus stop is too far away. instead he takes a minibus taxi. they are one of south africa's most important means of transportation. they don't follow a set route, and passengers have to negotiate the fare themselves with the driver. not long ago, curvin abdull was also a taxi driver but didn't enjoy it. >> you get a lot of break downs, you pick up a lot of problems with other drivers. you get other taxi associations' drivers that work on your

automakers investing in brazil two decades ago. now japanese producers trying to find their place in the market. we report from sao paulo. >> reporter: u.s. a weekday morning at this u.s. car dealer on the outskirts of sao paulo. but the shop is full of customers. al he wi alejandra santos bought a new car for the first time last month. it cost clothes to $19,000, close to what she and her husband make in a year. she is paying for it in installments. >> translator: it's so comfortable to drive and it's affordable to me. the seats are very nice. and the design suits my taste. >> reporter: some economic stability has prompted brazilians to buying new cars. compacts account for 60%. most of them from europe and the u.s. one leading u.s. carmaker has unveiled 1,000 new compact models over the past year. cheaper than any vehicle of its rivals but price isn't the only factor. >> translator: we are making new cars in brazil for brazilians. we design and equip cars to suit brazilians' taste. that's why customers here are buying our cars. >

two years ago we had this whole thing with the finance minister from brazil talking about the war as the currency wars and yes exactly now but what's happening we could potentially have that again. edward harrison called it but what could be the fall out from fed policy this time around we'll talk about it and david stockman former lawmaker and o.m.b. director under president ronald reagan has had some choice words recently for the federal reserve we've played clips before but here's a reminder. and these lunatics who are running and i use that word. are basically telling the whole world on truths about the cost of money about the cost and risk about how do you want to what we do. well said but we will have him on our show today to ask him all about it plus tax is sound money and more including this bloomberg reports the u.s. senate panel probing j.p. morgan's multi-day. dollar oil trade last plans to unveil its findings this year to press regulators to tighten the volcker rule but would not even be enough to rein in too big to fail bank risk we'll talk about it let's get to today's

the roll out price, $25,000. >> translator: brazil has a population of 200 million. it also has competent and serious workers, and, of course, rich underground resources. i see infinite possibilities there. >> reporter: a survey suggested brazilians value quietness in the car, so the people at toyota are marketing the measures they've taken to make their vehicle soundproof. still, outside they are making a lot of noise. in the market, they say it's full of opportunity. nhk world, sao paulo, brazil. >>> yasunari kawabata was the first japanese writer to win the nobel prize in literature. he won the award in 1968. >>> health care professionals in china face a problem shared by their colleagues around the world. more and more elderly people and not enough nurses to care for them. the number of senior citizens reached 123 million by the end of last year. the number could climb to 300 million by 2035. that attracted health care firms from japan and elsewhere. nhk world reports from beijing. >> reporter: a businessman hopes to persuade her to carry wheelchairs made in japa

she's joining us live from brazil. you know, i love brazil. you got to love it. the color.his. now you got these obama look-alikes. are people really taking these candidates seriously? >> well, i know it's really hard to believe. some of these seem outrageous, but they really do take them seriously. i think that the example of that popular tv clown is perfect. this guy was the most voted candidate for the last congressional elections just because people thought he was funny in some cases. even once he was elected, had he to take a literacy test to prove that he could do the job. of course, others say that there is a bit of a protest vote involved. they complain about corruption. they say they've had enough of brazilian politics, so they're going to vote for the clown. even on the serious side, the most popular president in recent history here in brazil, president lula goes by his nickname. lula translates as squid. can you imagine that? his real name is loisi de silva. he adopted that name because so many other people already used it and put it on the ballot, and that's wha

is a little reluctant for the reasons that i say i said before because brazil is very interested in pursuing this under the radar kind of strategy it probably calculates that it's better to not alienate the u.s. so i think brazil will go up to a point with its rhetoric but not maybe not go so far as to join with the alba countries the more radical countries like venezuela and ecuador so how would act with automatic short range safe passage for a science because after all as soon as he steps out of the embassy. onto the territory of britain he will be arrested well i don't i don't really see necessarily. way out there's been talk about diplomatic pouch is which is seems really arcane to me but it's to be sure there is this custom of diplomatic pouch is where you can bring that through the airport in they could put him in a bag but it just seems very arcane and far fetched to me if a sound does end up on ecuadorian soil what kind of consequences will it have for the country and ordinary people living there well at first it wasn't really sure how this issue would play for korea politic

the price is $25,000. >> translator: brazil has a population of 200 million. it also has competent serious workers and of course, rich underground resources. i see infinite possibilities there. >> a service suggested brazilians like quietness in the car, so they are marketing the measures they have taken to make their vehicle sound proof. still, they are making a lot of noise outside. in a market they say is full of opportunity. nhk world, san paolo. >> the first japanese write tore win a nobel prize in late lit ra tour, he won in 18968. sweetish academy he was first rendered for the prize seven years before that. he is known for his master pieces, including the dancer girl of izu and snow country. the swedish academy say their are a can kiefs show stockholm university nominated him in 1961. the academy says its members felted a 34569er of sieblg logical narrative. they cited his "thousand cranes" as an example. h some has been translated to english and other languages by the 1950s. but he did not make the short list for the nobel. >> it is a surprise to know

big deal league leaders in each find brazil strike a whole town belgian midfielder x. over it sold for one hundred million dollars in time to play in europe. while the first test coach fabio capello prepares for his first competitive games in charge of russia without captain and they are shot in the head of friday's world cup qualifier i tell him to go all the while and. just talk for andy murray beats milosz right on it in straight sets to cruise into the u.s. open quarterfinals for roger federer i don't walk over. but first of all and russian premier league leaders and twice defending champions in eat have signed to brazil strike a hawk and belgium midfielder made field even axel vigil for fifty million dollars each with just hours to go before the russian side has to submit their squads who will play in europe you wait for china split his side to sign a twenty six year old quarter and twenty three year old from portuguese rivals benfica each have been given a five year contract by the same petersburg club backed by anything giant gazprom sinitta have been drawn in g

also along with china some key economies that kept the global economy expanding like germany and brazil they're also slowing down so where will the much needed growth come from at this point still from from emerging markets i think this year the growth of the emerging market area will be four times higher than the ones world so still there i think the main area and that's for example we should be where we focus on for the next five years for example now you of course to be to be also chair of the asia pacific economic cooperation c.e.o. summit and the member countries that are going to zation accounting for over more than a house actually of the global g.d.p. but how is the app i get it especially the upcoming pack in russia going to help find new global resources for new global growth because if you compare it for example last year i guess there were some deals signed you know company and government government with but hasn't really changed anything on a global scale it's a process i mean the doesn't help over doesn't happen overnight it's a process you need to work on those specific t

to think about the fact that two years ago we had this whole thing with the finance minister from brazil talking about currency wars the currency wars and yes exactly what's happening happening again that he was talking about he was talking about the fact that all these industrialized countries were printing money they were adding reserves to their systems etc and this was having a negative effect on his economy so we could potentially have that again of course all of these economies are slowing not just in the united states and in europe and so forth but brazil's only got two percent g.d.p. growth this year so it's a little bit of a different story it is a different story that's interesting because originally when that currency wars speech was famously made by that finance minister that's when brazil's economy was growing very rapidly all of the brics economies were and now we've seen more of a global slowdown where some of those economies that were driving global growth have slowed down a bit so what happens in kind of a currency war two point zero where are those countries trying to f

and russian premier league leaders and twice defending champions and have signed brazil strike a hawk and belgian midfielder axelrod sought for fifteen million dollars each with just hours to go before the russian side have to submit their squad school play in europe to you i thank you john as well as the side signed a twenty six year old top from port au prince twenty three year old it's all from portuguese rivals benfica each have been given a five year contract by this of peter who are backed by energy giant gazprom so these have been joined in group c. in the champions league where they'll play ac milan anderlecht and malaga. meanwhile there's going speculation about the future of cristiana right now though of real madrid the twenty seven year old winger refused to celebrate his two goals during wales three no win at home to granada on sunday and told reporters it was because he was unhappy at the club. or maybe it's because i'm a little upset that's the only reason because when i don't celebrate goals it's because i'm not happy when people here at the club they know why i have no

the price is $25,000. >> translator: brazil has a population of 200 million. it also has competent serious workers and of course, rich underground resources. i see infinite possibilities there. >> a service suggested brazilians like quietness in the car, so they are marketing the measures they have taken to make their vehicle sound proof. still, they are making a lot of noise outside. in a market they say is full of opportunity. nhk world, san paolo. >>> the leader of an uprising by chinese leaders in war time japan died. leading workers in the incident, he was 97 years old. >>es with a leading figure who confronted the issue of war time compensation. this is a major loss for us. >> about 1,000 chinese workers in akita prefecture in 1945 decided they had enough of their cruel working positions. jun led them to riot. chinese citizens were brought to japan against their will. they were forced, with many others, to work odd a construction site to work for the predecessor of what is now kajima. in 1995, gunjun, survivors and bereefed families filed a lawsuit again

brazil and you'll get all those countries, we have to go look at china. we have to reach out to india. i went down to mexico on an economic development mission and was the first governor to go there in four years from any state. we're missing a tremendous opportunity. >> thank you. governor brown, i'm sure you know that on any given day, people from other states are knocking on doors of co's in the valley and trying to get them to expand in other states or move to other states. someone in this room may have engaged in that. >> they cannot all expand in california. we are try to help california. quex their offering tax breaks. >> we are not offering a break. >> not only you. what do you say to the ceo's? what are you trying to do it? what are two or three things you are doing to keep companies here? >> we take specifics. i met yesterday with the representative of nissan and they're very interested and supportive of the installation of high-speed chargers throughout california. we have a plan, criticized by some but nevertheless, well funded by a legal sett

i was just in brazil they drive a lot of american cars. but there manufactured in brazil and their process is way more advanced because of labor unions. and alabama of manufacturers currey of a car's. >> host: airbus is coming as well. >> so i think it has saved a coulter of my state there are hundreds of spin-off businesses of their where and the children of the workers are now building churches all over the place and funding since the days and the coulter has improved as a result of the koreans and has been a beautiful thing to see. i am intrigued help commerce brains people together a bout central planning. coulter lake three hands have nothing in common but the brotherhood of man is beautiful. >> host: what is laissez-faire books? >> founded back in the analog age can you imagine? i vaguely remember these days it was the economists source for libertarian ideas in 1995 they began to have problems and never became profitable again was like acquiring the old so i was very honored to be picked for the executive better in the hope to turn i

actually the comparison with brazil and argentina is a very con strungtive one. brazil has some structural problems but that will constrain growth at 3% or 4%, as i said. argentina has massive structural problems, mainly due to failure to really rein in macro policies since the 2001-2002 default and devaluation. it's been underpinned by huge improvement in relation to trade prices and that's really helped to paper over the cracks. >> the country would have a huge problem. the latest rallying price has bailed out. i think it has a lot further to fall. they're losing competitiveness at very rapid rates. we'll see how these things turn around. and don't look to what the federal reserve has done. don't look to what qe three has done for these kind of issues. thank you so much for stopping by this morning. >> yeah, good the see you. >>> still to come, though, the head of the bundesbank weidmann has called printing money the devil's work. plus, high yield corporate bonds the new subprime? >> we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm kelly evans

then comes india, japan, and brazil. if we look at per-capita income, the old order is still on top. the usa, japan and eurozone are far ahead of brazil, china, and india. america and europe's wealth is largely driven by creativity. this is borne out by the numbers. if we look at patents, a 29.4% of patent applications in 2009 came from the usa. 24% came from eurozone. next come japan and trailing far behind, china. the eurozone finds itself in deep crisis, but the numbers show it has great strength that should help in the coming years. >> we have all little bit of sports news now. best kyte surfers in the world are at stop to of the 2012 world championship kite serving tour. despite the extreme when the conditions, germany has made it through to the finals this weekend. >> the more daring in maneuver, the more points she and fellow writers get. competition in a light will round up the tour later this year. >> that is it for now. thank you for joining us.

while defending champions chelsea squandered a two goal lead to draw to see what happened you venters brazil davidson also scored two point first half wonder goals but we don't do the ball back just before the break. or ally grab the quizes ten minutes from time but shuts off the next top group are three to go home wins over danish debutants and old yellow and it is manager diversity and teo reflective of what could be. he would feel disappointed in the little bit deflated that we found ourselves in the great position to win this game and become aware. of who it was it was a good game of football and we played against

brazil, deep in the heart of the rainforest. that is where rainforest. i rainforest. nothing personal —he our correspondent. nothing personal — he was there to report on one of the last places on earth to get a signal. it's the end of a very rainy wet season. rooftops dot the banks of the

sickleave the two thousand and fourteen world cup in brazil which i'm portrayed on t.v. tel aviv israel. well that kick off in tel aviv is one or is the one of the first should say of twenty four qualifiers taking place across europe stu's the evening when defending world and european champions spain begin their qualifying campaign with a trip to georgia in group by who beijing team around eighty six in the world but the number one side aware e of an upset. i'm sorry that's complete someone has done it it's clear that nothing is guaranteed even be the world of european champions does not guarantee anything these are difficult trips we've been analyzing the georgian team they have high quality players and will make it very difficult for us if this is a world cup qualifying game and nothing will be easy. for me while staying in group by and france are looking to avenge their stinging one nil defeat from two years ago as labor again host better recently standard france but they were stunned during their euro twenty twelve point campaign however did they show men are now top

the growing demand in china and india a lot of the economies are pretty food such as argentina and brazil grow as well but that's one reason this is not the case of mexico you know what us here in mexico we're seeing manufacturing growth become more competitive with gasoline we have invested significant guns in infrastructure and higher education one hundred thirteen thousand engineers graduate from the mexican universities annually that's more in germany canada or u.k. this is given our economy a sizable competitive advantage we offer a lot of benefits to investors because we have lower taxes so now car and cell phone manufacturers can buy the parts they need from any country in the. world which brings their business to a higher competitive level mexico's economic growth and even by manufacturing which is growing much faster the natural resources development on the whole i believe that latin american economies succeeded in finding a balance between maintaining economic stability and ensuring proper distribution of government funds in mexico you can talk of low inflation and almost zero b

wonderful down brazil supporters turned out in their numbers to watch neymar and his colleagues train for monday's friendly against china and receive their moment as men received a warm welcome at the stadium which was in stark contrast to last week's one no friendly win over south africa in sao paulo. st petersburg signing hope netted the late winner at the home side were still booed off the pitch after what first thought was a lackluster performance pressure has been mounting on coachmen as it is since brazil shock two one defeat at the hands of unfancied mexico in last month's time at the olympics in london favorites and five time world cup winners still without an indian pick gold. and finally the paralympics i finished in london as the british capital bade a spectacular farewell after another memorable sporting tournament an impressive fireworks display over the athletic stadium brought to an end a very successful games for russia on the last day of the men's a football team won that tournament with a one zero victory over ukraine to make it goal number thirty six this secured a