eswar prasad from cornell university. good time to talk to professor prasad about a single best chart. we saw the rating cut earlier today. indonesia is the emerging market du jour. our single best chart indicates the dampened animal spirit of brazil and the immense challenge they half. slope matters. -- the immense challenge they have. slope matters. the boom through the 90's is described by the red line, and then it flat out stops. there is really a history of economic mismanagement in brazil, compounded by the political instability right now. commodities are hurting brazil. you think about the weak demand from major export markets like china. tom: richard, i saw you on the front row of the world cup. you guys go down there -- how do you consult the government or private business to modernize in richard: november, brazil has some pretty good winners, too. think about anheuser-busch, one of the best run beer companies in the world. brazilians now -- tom: how do they extend that into best practices? these few companies are

eswar prasad and kenneth rogoff on "surveillance."nty six days from the fed meeting. we consider one and done. and it is the 14th year of remembrance of september 11, 2000 one. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom. joining me, david westin this morning. it is a great day in new york, 14th year of ceremonies and moments of silence. ago with 14 years charlie gibson on that moment. david: thanks for having me. all of us were thinking about where we were 14 years ago. i was watching as the traffic copter went into the first building, then watching as the plane -- as the traffic copter filmed the first plane going in, and then the second. tom: it just was extraordinary. we will have coverage all day on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio.