to spread into more and more rural areas in brazil. but that's unlikely to discourage japanese companies from investing in this rapidly expanding economy. nhk world. >>> let's now get another check of the market figures. >>> crews at the damaged fukushima daiichi nuclear plant in japan have started work on a project to stop highly contaminated water from escaping into the environment. tokyo electric power company workers discovered three of seven underground storage pools are leaking. tepco officials believe pools one and two may be leaking the most. so they're placing priority on draining them. on tuesday, workers started transferring about 20 tons of water per hour from pool two to an above ground tank more than 400 meters away. officials say the pipes used in this process will be long. they plan to step up monitoring to ensure no water escapes during transfer. they estimate they'll be able to move more than 23,000 tons of contaminated water by early june. but the underground pools will continue to leak during the operation. crews wi

"ac 360" and ac 420 hit brazil together. that's right. and we went to brazil together.

the northeastern region is often dubbed as brazil's china. that's because of its rapid development and relatively low wages. to help find opportunities there, the japan external trade organization organized an inspection tour in march. >> translator: i signed up to see the place with may own eyes. >> reporter: the group's main focus was the huge industrial park under construction by the state government. about one hundred businesses are already doing business here. state officials hope to bring in about 1,000 companies eventually. >> translator: i'm surprised at japan's economic power. >> reporter: but even in an area leak this, companies are already competing to secure a sufficient labor force. this firm from norway is providing free training for over 200 local people. it's planning to open a factory in six months. the company even pays for transportation and food. managers are doing all they can to get the trainees to join the firm. >> translator: the company is giving us a chance to get trained, since i have this opportunity, i'd like to w

draw with brazil. and all russian court says can't be right all madrid to say top of their group but could face neighbors here in the euro league playoffs. but let's kick off with the russian premier league and the currently unassailable at the top the focus is on the chasing pack as defending champions an eight one three military to go second with eight games to go. reports. i can cite erik were banned from playing at home for one game and so hosted zinni to indicate stunned the visitors took advantage and believed after eight minutes of it sort of finding himself alone in the books to open from a corner like sound the kids like of swiftly produced his second penalty miss of the season but on the awa center back bruno alves showed his offensive skills to make it to neil. and consent in that era of sealed between stoppage time to see which honest pledges man up to second. i. mean well informed cross and our crew is to their fourth win in five games with the four new home owning of loose heatings misfir

s, not quite leak the grand opening brazil was hoping for. the pakistan political campaigning is under way. the violent campaign, it would appear, is also increasing. in fact, the pakistani taliban is predicting even more bloodshed. two people killed in a party rally. islamabadreport from on the violent acts to disrupt it. was planted outside the campaign office in a northwest city. the target, an independent candidate running for election before the polls. people were killed, many others wounded in the attack. shortly afterwards, another bombing, also targeting an independent candidate, killing several and injuring many more. the taliban has claimed responsibility for both attacks. there were looking at three political parties, the national and thenother movement, ruling pakistan people's party. all three are perceived as secular and liberal. seems to be the the taliban are talking, to bring in any pakistan which is conservative, more religious. completely wiped out secularism. betweene distance liberals left of democracy in pakistan. >> the

in brazil and into hawaii. the software's available as an open sowter to start this, create a network of small businesses and use invoices, but the biggest businesses, and you have toik make sure to provide the cash that is usable immediately before the invoice is paid, and that is for the entire. the purpose is to make it profitable for big businesses, multinational businesses to think long term. we need that dramatically to have a survival plan in the long term. brazil, has had one experiment going on for 50 years, and they have a bank with dual currencies, a national currency and local currency. it's been so successful they are in the process of funding the implementation of # 00 systems, 103 of which are operational. >> the beautiful piece about the currency, bernard, can you imagine a community taken from the seashore because hotelsmented to come in and build resorts, and they found themselves in the middle of the desolate march area, i mean, very little infrastructure. people asked the question, why are w

gabriel alexander has more in brazil. man ofnew he was a marked for death. i will protect the forest at all costs he told an audience in 2010. that is why i could get a bullet in my head at any moment. six months later, that is exactly what happened as he and his wife were gunned down not far from their home. and they had spent nearly a decade running a cooperative and an amazon reserve that harvested nuts and oils. they spoke out forcefully against illegal logging and ranching, two of the biggest drivers of amazon deforestation. the murder sparked outrage in a country with a long history of amazone against defenders. their trial begins this week. all three deny the charges, but prosecutors say they targeted the cup bowl over a land dispute. family members are hoping for closure. -- all three denied the charges, prosecutors say they targeted the couple over a land dispute. >> i have mixed feelings, but i just hope good things happen for the family, because we of suffered a lot. >> 32 people were murdered in brazil last year as a deck correct -- direct result

up twice but whatever it was significantly kinder in london with time your capello's men took on brazil in a friendly the venue was chelsea's grand stamford bridge but it was really a home from home for russia wondering about russian football has one name that means it is brings to mind about from roman abramovich and over the last decade or so he's helped turn chelsea into a major footballing power is going to help russia to try to host the two thousand and eighteen world cup there's another world cup before russia two thousand and eighteen and that takes place in brazil next year russia will be looking to join the brazilian span of automatically qualified as hosts felipe scolari is back in charge of a silly sol and it was also a return for him to stamford bridge where he lasted just seven months before being sank as chelsea manager there is massive expectation from brazil's fans ahead of two thousand and fourteen and defender david luis knows what is expected of his side but the devil is in the service is the pressure and they're doing all their games and this is the more pressure on

lost to just seven months before being sanctus chelsea manager there is massive expectation from brazil's fans ahead of two thousand and fourteen and defend luis knows what is expected of his side but the devil is in the service is the pressure and it doing all the games this is the more pressure on board the fans were certainly out in force and stamford bridge was almost packed to capacity for the neutrals there was a bit of a dilemma about who to support with chelsea being owned by russian the brazil side had free players from the home club david luis ramirez and all screen their starting line up and queens park rangers manager harry redknapp was also van very frank said so much for us i'm all brings you here tonight thoughts russia just a good game in the game to what you know good players and monday night navigators on self come along look forward to it and i mean you know you've run publishing before i mean what how are you impressed are you of russian for national good players is named the top manager now and. you've got lots of good players so i'm sure. they're doing well in the qu

let's look at mexico in comparison to brazil.ico looks better because china and commodities matter for brazil and u.s. matters for mexico and citi is bullish on u.s. growth prospects. >> that's a great point. we've gone long past the point of being able to lump all of these countries and emerging markets together. just on this brazil point, even with rates at a record low, 7.25% as you say, perhaps should central bank be trying to get ahead of a rollover in inflation if that's what you suggest is coming down the pike and say that we expect these inflation rates to roll off and growth is more important to us. >> exactly. you know, your statement itself record low of 7.25. that's a high nominal interest rate to have in a country where you need to boost investment and boost growth. our view has been for some time that they would be better off allowing the currency to strengthen as you remember they've had this slightly convoluted policy of intervening on the upside and the downside. it would have been more sensible to let the curren

. >>> many of the world's top businesses have their eyes set on brazil. they will host big sport events, the world cup in 2014 and the olympics two acquiyears later. also there is a competition for managers looking for cheap labor. nhk has more. >> reporter: brazil's major cities are experiences a construction boom. wages are rising and companies are having trouble finding enough workers. they are now turning their eyes to smaller cities instead of metropolitan areas. this north earn poor down is home to an industrial complex. many foreign companies are planning to set up shop here. as brazil enjoying robust economic growth, local areas have become as attractive to businesses as cities. there is rapid development and relatively low wages. to help find opportunities there, the japan external trade organization organized an inspection tour in march. >> i signed up to see the place with my own eyes. >> they're main focus was the huge industrial park. about 100 people are already doing business in this area. they're hoping to bring in some 1,000 companies eve

where do think brazil is going?hat is the impact on other countries on both sides of the communist-capitalist fence? >> that is an appropriate characterization. it is the swing state between the 21st century socialist and 21st century capitalist -- it has emphasized some of the aspects of social spending, somewhat less protectionist compare to argentina, which is currently the winner in latin america in trade protection. obviously has slowed down in terms of its growth. whether you think that a fromtural or a hangover there aretimes -- things that brazil needs to do. the press has picked up on this, purcell the longer being the country of tomorrow, but the country of today. i think that is unfair. a fair do think there is comparison with mexico is that brazil has some of the same microeconomic challenges mexico is currently addressing. perhaps some of mexico's difficult but important reforms will help with purcell undertaking politically challenging reforms. obviously, education is a challenge, and another is infras

. >> like most plane crashes, a series of events, not just one, led to the collision over brazil.ffic control put them at the same altitude. they have limitation of contact between controllers. nearly an hour before the collision, the legacy transponder doesn't transmit. so two controllers working back to back shifts don't receive its signals. >> a competent controller would spot that within two or three sweeps. there's a sweep every ten seconds, within 20 or 30 seconds. this plane disappeared in that sense for 50, 5-0 minutes, not 20 or 30 seconds. >> within three minutes of impact, the transponder is re-activated, but the legacy is now compromised. it needs to land soon. >> the longest 35 minutes i've ever spent in my life, wondering were we going to make it safely, wondering with every turn would they lose control of the airplane. >> the closest runway is a military base, literally an air strip in the middle of the jungle. as the pilots desperately try to get the plane there, it is a white knuckle moment for everyone on board. >> we were within five minutes of not flying any mo

invested while brazil has been growing and brazil is wonderful, you know, internal market. you know, there's the fight brazil the sixth largest or the seventh largest economy. i think that's immaterial. there's a large cost of doing business in brazil. it brings down brazil in the competitiveness. it's not an easy fix. it's not a matter of tweaking a mark microavailable. i think say it's the time for brazil to take a look at that. take a look at the position in the openness. brazil is not a very open economy. when you look at what the countries that are growing in the 21st century capitalists basket are doing, they're looking asia, they are trying to harm monoize the trade agreement, trying to eliminate the barrier or the cost that are keeping them from participating fully in gloacial -- global supply chains. brazil is focusing more on south america. that's probably keeping brazil back. >> we, again, because such a rich world out there. barbara, as you saw really coffers brazil. we chose to emphasize the more swing story not -- brazil is a swing state but a sense more likel

they are all starving from cash flow in brazil and uruguay. we create a network for small businesses and you can use invoices to get them insured and provide a cash that is usable immediately. if global currency whose purpose is to make it possible for big businesses, multinational businesses to think what turn. brazil has had one experiment for 15 years, which is a bank with dual currency. i spend so successful and allowing implementation of 200 systems, 100 are operational. >> a beautiful piece about the currency story in brazil, bernard, is can you imagine a community taken away from the seashore because paper towels wanted to come in and build resource clinics they found themselves in a desolate marsh area, little infrastructure. people asked the question, why are we were? everybody's scratching their heads and says i don't know why we are poor. so they realize there's money in our community. in american terms, half a million dollars. but where does the money go? fabius because of his national current fee, they were going to other parts of

again, this is the way brazil is.eautiful brazil, the beaches, the people, not everyone will notice things are behind schedule. so they're kind of banking on that. at the same time fifa is saying, all right, we're putting up with this now, but we will not perm these delays for the world cup. and they want all 12 of the stadiums that will be used in the world cup ready by december. and they won't allow for delays, suzanne. >> yeah. seems to happen. thanks, shasta. seems to happen like the olympics or whatever the host city is, there's always a delay. >> that's okay. >> it always gets there in the end. i went to the world cup in south africa for cnn, it was fantastic. >> really? good deal. next year we got some time. we'll make it happen. >> we'll make that happen. >> for the first time ever, you're going to love this, a golfer from australia puts on the green jacket at the masters. adam scott, big winner in augusta. we'll show you how he did it. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any ca

we're seeing some head winds on margines and revenues in brazil, as well. >> brazil is interesting becausearter of its profit. the whole point of santander is it's supposed to offset, you know, the sluggish european economy. why is brazil not performing as we thought? >> well, i think it actually turns the profits from brazil to offer quite a significant push into profitability at the group level for santander. but in terms of trends, you know, brazil have a relatively weak 2012 expectations for the gdp now have stabilized to improve for 2013. but given the recent history of growth in brazil, 2012 was a weak year in that sense. the contribution is weaker. the expectations are that things in 2013 should improve, but still a risk there given, i would say, low volume growth and a weak revenue environment. >> just a word generally about the banks. we continue to see yield this week in italy, you know, lowest since 2000. yields have been lower in spain, as well. how much is that going to help out the view of the bank, bearing in mind they've loaded up on so much spanish and italian debt. >> wel

is there something else you want to do in brazil?ve $450 million invested in brazil at the moment. we're going to keep the money there. we are doing a joint venture that we had. we are investing in it at the time, we are investing in london, the world trade center in new york. we are going to look to invest in much more funding. liz: okay, a fox business exclusive -- the westfield group getting out of the partnership with brazil. can i assume you will build a brand-new mall in brazil that will be ready for the olympics? >> no, but we are looking to. liz: cracking the whip. build it faster. okay, what is the best area in the world? who is spending the most? >> the u.s. consumer. they have come out of the recession. it is much stronger than we see in the rest of the world. business is actually quite strong. california and florida are very strong. they have come out of the recession and consumers in those marketplaces are doing relatively well. liz: you know, i look at what you guys have done it is so impressive. your grandfather -- you

we went on vacation to brazil together recently. >> jimmy: that's beautiful. >> jimmy: he says it's " ac 420." yeah, he was a.c. 420. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. for people at home that get the reference. but anyways -- so, he said that he goes on a vacation with you to brazil. >> right. >> jimmy: and that you're out on the beach and he goes, "what do you think?" and you go, "i've got to go inside. i don't like beaches." >> it's true. i don't like beaches. yeah. and i do really -- >> jimmy: but that's the beginning of the vacation. >> i know, i didn't really think of brazil as a beach destination, which, of course, it is. [ laughter ] but the problem -- the reason i don't like beaches is because i bring the mood down on the beach. i kill the party on the beach, because i'm so pale. and in brazil, they're all so beautiful, and they're all tan and they're all -- got amazing bodies and their little speedos and i come out in like, my 1920s board shorts. [ laughter ] you know? >> jimmy: like, one -- >> right. and i take my shirt off and it's like the sun has exploded. [ laughter ] and literally,

not saying where the victims were visiting from at the moment we have a live report from brazil coming up a little bit later in the program. >>> doctors say that the health of nelson mandela is improving. the former president, he's being treated for a long infection. this is the second time in a month that he's been admitted to a hospital. >> mandela's lung problems go way back to his 27 years in prison. >>> it is the largest paper in the uk. but not typical reading material. >> i was there for many years and the sun was out there on the newsstands, one of the newspaper's defining features have always been pictures of topless women on page three, they're called the page three girls. but they have called more strongly for an end to the practice. >> their owner rupert murdock, he may actually be changing it up a little bit. nick, explain what the controversy is and if it's going to actually get rid of the nude pho photos. >> reporter: it's been a cultural thing in england for decades. it's been an institution in the united kingdom amongst some part of the english public. we spoke to taxi

in brazil sixteen years a year we as a teens were kept in the work of that means the only place where your issue of the world cup every four years two years so it's something that's undisputable or not a real one hundred thirty was a nice thing or you know the. most beautiful. sings that. you have to wait long for a ninety years i know that come twenty twenty to one qatar will host well cup you suggested moving the time from summer to winter that's also something unprecedented that because. you know the story of the football we always played. football in the countries as he used to receive. to be football and for the first time and so country was in the middle of the equator on these very sunny every every year so i mean if. we decided to call to go to qatar i said that point that we don't play in december way we have to play well you have to put some when you cease to do and they said no we're just going to use technology. you know i can understand as a player but for the fans or journalist ones outside with what support there is no corner of the technology in which see noise secure

everybody talked about brazil being the leader. has been the one that surprised the most. we have a new president pushing forward a press aggressive reform agenda. that's been the preferred market. we believe brazil is coming to the point where people will start to focus on it again. we have moved to brazil overweight and under weight in mexico. >> really? >> michelle's heart is all a flutter when you mentioned his name. he is handsome. very handsome. >> so is william, though, in your own way. what would i buy-in mexico? >> under weight mexico. because it's already moved. >> yeah. mexico is trading 18 times. they are good stocks to buy there. we believe the brazilian economy is starting to show signs of recovery. first quarter earnings have been disappointing. some of the stocks this week reported better numbers. so we believe that if you can buy the banks, you can buy-in brazil. >> let me ask you this, bill. >> will. >> the knock on brazil has been -- they can't grow more than 2%, 3% because of the compute rate, you can't add anot

nadia and her mother disappeared shortly after their arrival in brazil, and their current whereabouts unknown. nadia's father has since been awarded full custody, and is seeking the return of his daughter under the hague convention on international child abduction, but so far, brazilian authorities have

now, brazil's growth rate last year was 1%.sia's growth rate this year should be no higher than 3%. india's growth rate has slowed down from 9% to 5%. you want to say 5% is not too bad. india's per capita income -- >> compare would $45,000. >> at that per capita income level growth rate of 4% to 5% truly feels like a recession and, in india, that's the mood there. no economic gloom about what happened out there. >> talk about china, because china, after all, has grown at 10% a year for 35 years. fastest growth in human history. and, of course, it's going to slow down. you know, the communist party was seven five-year plan said we'll slow down to 7%. that's still a pretty high number because china's per capita gps is now $6,500. so, they seem like they're sill, chinese growth is still considerable just from, you know, from a much higher base they're going to grow somewhat slower. >> yes. listen, i've been a huge fan of what china has achieved. it is absolutely unparalleled. but here is my concern about china. in their desire to

role, that is very points to ridrory was throug brazil.of opposition that had according to the leader of the opposition himself this strategy of military overthrow from 1999 to 2003. brazil did not have that. as a had the military wit nationalistic. they did not have the u.s. telling them all along, pouring money and saying, we get rid of everybody we don't like in this region and you just hang in there and you will not have to do with this guy. you not have to be part of a government, you can boycott the 2005 election they did for the national assembly. you can pretend the 2004 referendum was stolen, even the jimmy carter center certified. this is what chÁvez had to deal with. yes, he was a polarizing figure if you want to say that, but he was dealing with people who every time he offers them an olive branch, they just slap him in the face. they have no intention of ever dealing within. in that sense you can say there is progress. at least here they're participating in an election. they started doing that in 2006. they have started accept

"ac 360" and ac 420 hit brazil together. that's right.o brazil together. >> jimmy: you're a.c. 420. >> i'm a.c. 420. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that makes sense. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: how is it going -- anderson cooper -- how is it going on vacation with that guy? >> it's good. you know, it's interesting, we -- he's a great guy and a great friend. we got to -- we got to the beach and i looked at him, i said, "you look a little agitated. what's going on? you getting into this?" he said, "i really don't care for beach vacations." and i go, "well, we're on a 10 day beach vacation." >> jimmy: he's gonna suck -- to hang out with. >> and it's funny -- i -- one of my hobbies is tanning. i love -- i love to tan. >> jimmy: you love a good tan. you have it down to a science. >> yeah, i love it. >> tracy: not more than me. [ laughter and applause ] >> i know -- no. >> jimmy: he does, he looks good, right? >> yeah. but anderson, gets paler by the day -- you know, as we're in the hot sun. and i'm like -- i start to get a little worried. >> j

. >>> we're back with the outer source reaching out the sources around the world and beginning in braziler arrest is made in the gang rape of an american tourist in rio de janeiro. i asked shasta darlington how the new suspect who's just 13 years old is involved in the crime. >> reporter: erin, police have now arrested a 13-year-old boy. he's the fourth suspect in that case involving the kidnapping and gang rape of an american tourist ten days ago. she and her french boyfriend were brutally attacked and robbed aboard a mini bus in rio de janeiro. now, police say the boy was involved in the robbery. they believe that he helped collect the credit cards. brazilian newspapers say that the boy has also confessed to beating the frenchman with a metal pipe. now, this is a story that has gripped all of brazil and kept rio in the headlines for all the wrong reasons, erin. >> thanks to shasta. >>> now england where there's a growing controversy of a funeral for former prime minister margaret thatcher. ♪ [ female announcer ] from meeting customer needs... to meeting patient needs... ♪ wireless is l

plus, his largest holding, ogx, is now brazil's second most shorted stock in brazil.t a great businessman with a vision that people believe in. he still ranks among the top 100 people in the entire world. he's got $9 billion.

the football stadium due to host he opening match of the confederations cup in brazil won't be ready by sunday as planned. authorities say the venue in the capital won't be completed until mid may less than a month before off.tournament kicks he conversation is seen as a arm-up for the brazil hosting of the world cup next year. >> let's catch up with the business news with aaron. >> hey, george. streaming is what our topic is. do you stream? >> i do. i tried. >> you tried. let my wife do it but it is very popular and good for the music industry. get hold of ers their music? for many people it is all about streaming technology that let's listen to as much music as you want every month for the price of an album. if you are a fan, you should know the swedish firm is expanding globally as others twitter, apple and amazon look to cash in on the booming ution on this market. it is the fastest growing source revenue so the global recorded music industry in 2012 according to the international federation of the phonographic cup in industry. pop divas will be happy. they pay $1.2 billion in ro

wasanswer is -- brazil always in the commentary, brazil was a good model. i do not know if that answers you. a regional power, with the recognition that they were class ofthat you have a level nuclear capability. >> [indiscernible] >> i do not have anything else. it is want to be difficult, but i think it is doable. that is what i really think. -- will yourties please join me in thanking our guests. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] this afternoon, encore presentations of our series " first ladies." that starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. harrison,ht, anna and julia tyler. madonna of first ladies. she loved publicity. she posed as a model at a time when that was frowned upon. she was known as the rows of long island. by all accounts, was bewitching. ,he bewitched john tyler married her, and she loved being first lady. she had the job for less than a year, but it was julia tyler who ordered the marine band to play when the the chief" president appeared. she greeted guests sitt

the jet maker is also setting up a research center in brazil. boeing has five other centers for research outside the u-s. when it comes to frequent flyer miles.. .many americans could be making a mistake. a new study finds three out of four americans do not know how many miles they have acquired. an industry insider told us....its largely in part, because of poorly designed airlines' websites. "when you go to redeem miles, most of the time they won't actually show you everything that is available. the biggest issue is with their airline partners. most airlines are in alliances but they won't actually show you if those partner flights are available. so many people will go online to use their miles and think nothing is available, when there in fact is. that was brian kelly of the website "the points guy dot com." kelly says he personally has saved thousands in airfare due to the frequent flyer program. he suggests trip it pro and award wallet, as two sites to track your miles. more travelers are getting on board amtrak. march was amtrak's best mon

copy righters in brazil decided to give him a hand. they came up with clever slogans, put them on baggies, candy in the baggies and he started selling them. he generally sells 250 bags in five hours. what they did was put these slogans that say things like i am selling this candy because i can't on my mother. >> like a little quippy kind. >> yeah, or another that says magic candy. if you buy, my life gets sweeter. >> so marketing advice to a street vendor, free marketing advice. >> yep. you know what, there is no shortage of people wanting to have a good laugh. >> oftentimes i don't know if you have seen this. when are you driving and there are street vendors they will give you the items for a few seconds to check out and then come back so you can give them the money. she will place the bags on the doors and people read the slogans and of course probably get a chuckle out of it. warms their heart, and encouraging them to buy the candy. >> how did he meet up with the guys that wrote the slogans? did they just think he needed a little bi

the russian equities they were rallying on tuesday along with other emerging markets led mainly by brazil have to gains for both the r.t.s. and the my six almost want to half percent there. airlines olver the world are getting ready to bring back their dream liners boeing has been successfully retesting its latest seven eight seven aircraft to complete these sort of occasion and as boeing itself tells business r.t. it's waiting to receive the permission over the next few months we're working through the certification process right now in terms of lab testing we have approval from f.a.a. on the tests that we're going to do we're going to do those tests we're going to turn the results over to the f.a.a. and they ultimately will make the decision when we can return to flight. car sales in russia have drop for the first time in about three years and that's after posting double digit growth in two thousand and twelve and that's a real setback for the global automakers that have looked to russia as the last hope for escaping the major slowdown in europe that's on a bicycle explains. europe's se

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let's go to emerging economies as a larger group and less talk about the so-called gross, brazil, russia, china, south africa, the large emerging economies. the bricks, the so-called brakes now account for 21%. and yet of the international monetary fund and the world bank to of the world's most robust economic and financial institutions were setting the international policy agenda that together the united states treasury plays a major role in the 70's and 80's, and 90's and teaching, again, what they needed to do to turn around the economy's and become emerging markets. at these institutions the brakes only have 11 and and a half percent of the voting shares despite the 21% population approval in the economy. the contrast, the countries of the eurozone area account for about 25 percent of what was gdp that is 32 percent of the votes. why is it a trust issue? well, in order for emerging economies to continue to grow, to continue to be our economic indulgence will they do so? will they continue to do so? will the political leaders have the capitol that they need to sell tough, clear decisi

on the top of that china and brazil have recently struck an agreement to ditch the u.s. dollar and trade in their own national currencies similar agreements have been made between china and russia and china and australia china's rise has certainly faced criticism and accusations of currency many feel lation from washington d.c. is the u.s. is feeling that is losing its position as the world's leading economy. but china consistently demonstrated its resilience in diplomacy and its independence in the economic decision making so the tropical island of may be nothing like the mighty slopes of switzerland but the economic agreements made here may send evelyn says across the globe that are just as powerful. and more on the significance of the poor and when i go live to china and talk to seeing a diver rushes represents a four g. twenty summit preparations ksenia that is how we just had the report of our colleagues so what's the significance of this event. how did manage to attract so many big names and high profile figures. while this is still largest war and we need to now i

on the top of that china and brazil have recently struck an agreement to ditch the u.s. dollar and trade in their own national currencies similar agreements have been made between china and russia and china and australia china's rise has certainly faced criticism and accusations of currency many feel lation from washington best is feeling that is losing its position as the world's leading economy. but china consistently demonstrated its resilience in diplomacy and its independence in the economic decision making so the tropical island of nine may be nothing like the mighty slopes of switzerland but the economic agreements made here may send avalanches across the globe that are just as powerful. and of course for recovering before and for you throughout the next three days on the line here on out. you would believe economic forum for the big players who are shaping tomorrow's global ecology while twenty thirteen the stakes are high today on our t.v. billions of hidden don't was astonished and tucks havens have been brought to light the international consortium of journali

that is the challenge. >> on june 2, the all new stadium will host a game between brazil and england. the world and he fell will be watching. be watching.ill >> rafi on the his brilliant return, winning his eighth title -- raphael madonna, -- rafael nadal on his brilliant return, winning his eighth title. 6-4.ormed back to take it nadal's 54th career title was confirmed when he won the second set 6-3 against the world number 12. it was his fourth title since coming back, coming less than a month before he begins his title.open title good -- >> it was an emotional day for me playing in front of my people here in my club. it has been a difficult year. >> the french open women's champion maria sharp of a became the first player in ages to retain this to guard grand prix title -- stuttgart grand prix title when she beat li na. it was the russian who power her win.er when -- she won the first set, 6-4. she will also be hoping for a second french title next month. 6-4, 6-3.the one sharp over, 6-4, 6-3. playoffs, lebron james got 30 points for the heat. earlier on sunday, the boston celtics

brazil and china are down year to date.nt given our expectations that we're not going into an emerging market hard landing that brazil and china will resume growth in you have a despairity in terms of recognition, we stepped up aad put money to work here. connell: you see an opportunity. >> 7.7% growth, we cut off our right arm to have that growth rate here in the united states. dagen: we cut off our right arm for 2.7%. >> if you're willing to take a longer term perspective and look at the fact you're dealing in a global environment, these probably represent attractive opportunities in our view. connell: thank you. dagen: celebrating north korea. for the founder, this as the secretary of state lays out conditions for direct talks to begin between us and them. connell: and then that jackie robinson movie came out, "42" and it won the box office over the weekend and we have a special treat on the show today. only glove that jackie robinson used in the world series. it's still in existence. it's set to hit the auction block. w

on wednesday there was a bad tempered football match in brazil as players punched and shoved each. arrows five two hundred three against argentinian side arsenal in a copper liberty the risk group game brazil star ronaldinho netted twice for the winners but after the final whistle things turned ugly and some of the visiting players apparently tried to attack the referee before clashing with riot police protecting the match officials asked me when later handed a fine of twenty thousand u.s. dollars. on thursday he's already said to be the most prolific base jumper in the world but myles dacia added another fine feat to his record after the american daredevil power shoot it off and nineteen story building two while the crowd with a rare indoor meet at a hotel in an area and just a week shy of turning fifty four day share has performed more than two thousand seven hundred face jumps and his latest was to promote the new feel top season competition full custody night flying machines. from us run friday two time olympic boxing champion zoo shimming weighed in just a little lighter than

now peter blair henry argues that the you should look to china, brazil, mexico, and other developing countries to develop its own plan for prosperity. it's about 50 minutes. >> growing up, little boy, on the island of jamaica in the early 1970s, i cherished the time i spent on the porch of my grandmothers simple two-bedroom ranch house in kingston, the nation's capital. there, at three when the way in harborview, a middle and working-class neighborhood at the southern edge of the city, i would sit on the brown speckled file leaving to the pages of the encyclopedia britannica, reading bible stories and poring over back issues of national geographic for hours on end. as sea breezes stirred the needles of the trees that lined the front yard and shaded my world from both the sun and the cases of people passing by on the sidewalk, since from grandma's chin, pumpkin soup, baking bread, brown sugar and lame choose wafted through the air. things only got better as the day progressed. and the sun made its mark through the expanse of the jamaican afternoon sky. the approach of the thing was al

on the top of that china and brazil have recently struck an agreement to ditch the u.s. dollar and trade in their own national currencies similar agreements have been made between china and russia and china and australia china's rise has certainly faced criticism and accusations of currency many feel lation from washington d.c. is the u.s. is feeling that is losing its position as the world's leading economy. but china consistently demonstrated its resilience in diplomacy and its independence in the economic decision making so the tropical island of none may be nothing like the mighty slopes of switzerland but the economic agreements made here may send avalanches across the globe that are just as powerful. john kerry. stalled peace talks between ton of even ramona. between israel and the death of a former member in israeli custody. of a high tensions in the middle east has spilled over into a full propaganda war in america as the international community continue searching for the best path to a middle east peace agreement the issue has sparked a contentious war in new yo

joint development bank the decision was taking the fifth brics summit comprising of member states brazil russia india china and south africa it is hoped it will provide an alternative to the world bank and international monetary fund the brics economies are to establish a cooperative council to facilitate joint business projects are going off has been following the blocks annual meeting in south africa. believes of all five bricks member states were very optimistic in terms of the future of the organization they all stress that it is potential is still far from being used to the fore and actually one of the latest initiatives to change that is the creation of the so-called business council to get the business of the five states to get directly engaged in more joint ventures in various fears also earlier china and brazil decided to use their national currencies in at least well in nearly a half of the payments between them only the trade turn or between the two states stands at around seventy five billion euros dollars and the general idea is for all other members of the brics to do the s