mike tate favors the current direction. now it's up to the chilean voters to decide which path their country should take. as campaigning come so close in chilling detail view correspondent mike calls is in the capital santiago has been closely following the interesting development we are so good how much interest there is on the ground in this election b would say only seventeen percent of the two ladies are interested in politics nevertheless the reality seems different in the states the new middle class has developed its own necessities and what it takes us to find the on since we don't want him home on tuesday to cut funding to the real everyday diet. in this context we often speak about the credibility of the candy dance. we also was in what the opinion polls have been saying about the credibility the chances come sunday what's going to have a major influence on the turnout of voters said the case proceed due to the bones of the new maturities candidate for president. the taliban today the big question is if she would w

tate. >>> it is expensive, runs at more than 300-miles-an-hour and has the power to transform the east coast. investigator mike hellgren looks into the push for a new super train that could bring big bucks to baltimore. >> reporter: it's a train like no other. the magla engineered in japan, and if some get their way it's coming to baltimore. the magla blows the acela away. you get to baltimore in just 15 minutes leaving dc and on to new york city in just 45 minutes more. the able foundation robert emery is a big supporter. >> there are few if any capital projects that would have the impact on baltimore this would have. >> reporter: but here's the catch. it's expensive. perhaps $10 million between dc and baltimore. so do the cons, high ticket prices, high construction cost and long building process outweigh the pros of economic development and fast connection. >> it's a whole bunch of pollution. and shortage of fuel, and we need to do this. >> i think what we need is the need. i think maryland has a good transportation system. >> reporter: these trains would be unlike anything america has ever seen. they would