you know get me corman propose exactly this type of policy 2 years ago and this is now being done by a right wing president not bill so not a strange character he doesn't really fit into this i think of he's very right wing in terms of values and joseph approach it defeats close in as the military but in terms of economics he's shown to be a very pragmatic guy more against in the approach to the economy and you know we see our growth in the industry there's you know over 200000 new employments been created in brazil in this year which is amazing considering how bad the situation over it was managed in how how hard was brazil hit by this but we have actually net growth in the employment exports are also in certain areas and going up but. and that is a good sign but also not all still faces the biggest challenge of all which is the debt this service of the debt which now is almost 91 percent of the u.p. which is very worrying for maint many analysts and this is something that he inherited from he's put this answers but he has not fixed that problem actually has gotten much worse since

morning, the corman shot two men at a military base at a facility in a business park and then went backe was shot and killed by police. fox news mark meredith has more now on the investigation and new information about the shooter. authorities are investigating after they say a navy medic shot two people on a maryland business park, then fled to a nearby army base where he was shot and killed. we can confirm that he is an active member of the navy at the rank of the four. hey resides in the city of frederick, not on the military base, the 38 year old reportedly went to the riverside tech park in frederick, maryland, tuesday morning. in the tech park. there is a military institution there. ah it's tied to the military to the navy, and that is where the shooting took place. using a rifle. police say he shot two men at that location. the victims were airlifted to a hospital in baltimore. one is in critical condition. the other is expected to be released late wednesday, police say after the shooting, the suspect drove to nearby fort dietrich, where he worked. officials say he drove through

. >> senator corman?>> general nakasoni and the recent hearing we've had on the solar winds hack, the notification of victims by hacking was raised, and i believe senator collins has advocated for a long time in a piece of legislation that victims of cyberattacks notify the federal government in some manner to provide context and complete knowledge of sort of what's out there. it seems to me that otherwise we're looking through a soda straw at some of the threats. do you think -- >> senator, as we were discussing this morning, i think to understand the breadth of any intrusion in the united states we'll have to have some means of what we understand has taken place. obviously the policymakers and yourselves will determine that, but i think that's a key component of it as well. >> that will help you and cyber command and nsa do a better job? >> certainly within the united states, responsibility obviously rests with the federal bureau of investigation. >> i beg your pardon. director wray, what do you say? >>

corman: general nakasone and the recent hearings we have had on the solar winds hack, the notification of victims by hacking was raised, and i believe senator collins has advocated a long time that victims of cyber attacks notify the federal government in some manner to provide context for what is out there. it seems to me, otherwise we are looking through a soda straw at some of the threats. do you think requiring victims of cyber attacks in the united states, requiring them to notify the federal and government some way, may be confidentially, is a good idea? >> senator, as we were discussing this morning, to understand the breadth and depth of any intrusion in the united states we'll have to have some , means of which to understand what has taken place. the policymakers and yourselves will determine that, but i think that is a key component as well. sen. cornyn: that would help you and cyber command and nsa do a better job? gen. nakasone: certainly within the united states, responsibility obviously rests with the federal bureau of investigation. sen. cornyn: i beg your pardon. direct