he was an intellectual who was talking about how to develop underdeveloped countries. is his... is cardoso's legacy, and then lula's legacy, what essentially created this foundation for brazil to be lifted out of this kind of third world... >> i believe historians of the future will study this period, and they'll see that cardoso and lula were parts of the same moment. it's interesting-- a member of the brazilian elite, cardoso, a member of... a man of the people, lula, that becomes president. and lula becoming president in a stable... economically stable brazil was very important. and lula having been a successful president is absolutely important for brazil, because for the first time-- and here i repeat what cardoso said as president, but based on what he's learned as a sociologist-- brazil is not an underdeveloped country. brazil is just an unjust country. a sense... it's very powerful to have a person like lula, a migrant worker, that comes from the poor, that builds... reinvents himself in this very unequal situation socially. and that helps, eventually, the coun

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i remember going to that place in 2011, and it's one of the most underdeveloped regions in yemen. going to take hours and hours for people to get the message and then make a decision about whether or not they will leave. so i think this is a situation that would put thousands of civilians at huge risks. >> it's also going to encourage panic, is it not, because if you don't know where the next bomb is going to fall you could be walking into the path of another air strike. >> reporter: absolutely particularly after the saudis said that the -- the whole of sa'dah province is going to be considered a military target as of 7:00 pm local time which is in about one hour from now. basically we have seen the saudis targeting areas in the mountains on the outskirts of sa'dah, in the old quarter, and the city of sa'dah. i think that most of the local population hasn't heard of the warning issued by the saudis. the top leaders of the houthis going to let the population leave? that remains to be seen so it's going to create chaos in the city of sa'dah for the civilians there. >> hashem thanks

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cities that have this confluence of both mass incarceration and aggressive policing in these underdevelopedomic regions which has created a powder keg that we've seen explode in these videotaped instances of police violence. so we have to address and stay focused on those structural issues. we can't think of baltimore as an isolated incident. we can't think of it as a unique incident even though are characteristics and thing that happened there in baltimore. we have to understand it as a larger problemnormous n in terms of income quality and access to services. these are deep-seated problems. we've only see the gaps increase over the last decade or two. so we've got to sort of figure out how to do we get at some structures the structural issues. that's about job opportunities. really rebuilding educational opportunities. and understanding that corporations and the 1% have got to carry the fair amount of load in terms of income inequality in this nation. those are things people don't want to talk about the campaign trail. those are things we have to face if we can address the challenges. >>

transportation officials to do what they can to ease traffic but economic -- >> how we develop underdevelopedd parts of washington. >> it could begin in a few weeks. >>> if you would like to read more about this project and see what it looks like when it's done go to nbc washington app. >> that power gradually restored in parts of oklahoma today after massive tornadoes hit the area. >> emergency communication center went up after a storm moved through the area. callers reported several homes struck by lightning last night. looking at video of the house in olney on hidden garden lane. fortunately there wasn't much damage done. dispatchers also got calls that drivers were stranded in deep standing water. one person waited on the roof of a pickup truck until help arrived. if you are rachingwatching preakness yesterday, it moved through there. they evacuated the infield as well as the grandstands. the race went on and american pharoah prevailed. >> chuck warning us about pop-up showers. you're saying today possibly the same thing. >> strong ones too. >> we had about four or five severe thundersto

the program was underdeveloped when i arrived in august 2009. they only had nine adjudicators. the agency did not provide them with the needed economic business, or law expertise they needed. the agency's agency's national security and anti- fraud screening needed to be strengthened. there was no comprehensive policy document but rather a series of memo issued over the year that i learned through my review that failed to address many critical issues that applied to our everyday work. as a result, we were administering the eb five program poorly and that was the view from every court order. : dwarfing the number of communications about any other program usda acid minister. individual ultimately responsible for a uscis administration the program i became increasingly involved in resolving the eb-5 legal policy issues that we as a nation confronted. the issues came to major cases for which the agency is responsible. i became involved in many eb-5 cases three of which became the focus of the opposite inspector general and i became involved in the very same way that i became in othe

you have to remember back in 2002 in afghanistan, extremely underdeveloped country, there were no cell phone towers and most of the country, so most of the intelligence was human intelligence. almost all were coming through local proxy, local war loads -- warlords that a very complicated situation on the front who have their own enemies, rivalries and hatchet to very -- bury and their enemies became our enemies. so the u.s. did not go to afghanistan and create a dictator, or as one of you referred to one of the options of the american policy was creating a dictator, but instead creating hundreds and hundreds of mall dictators in villages and distress -- districts around the country. men who were armed to the health, given contracts to the detriment of state building and nationbuilding over the years. i will give you an example of this, which happened to a friend of mine in conduct are -- kandahar province. when i met him he was in his 80's. he was a fighter. he was in retirement, and he would come sometimes to a bakery he owned early in the morning. one morning militia men showed up ou

the eb-5 program was underdeveloped when i arrived at uscis in august 2009.at that time the program only had had approximately nine adjudicators, the agency did not provide them with the needed economic, business or corporate law expertise to support them. applicants did not have to tile a form as required in other visa categories, but instead would submit an informal letter. the agency's national security and anti-fraud screening needed to be strengthened. there was no comprehensive eb-5 policy document, but rather a series of memos issued over the years that i learned through my review of eb-5 cases had failed to address many critical issues that applied to our every day work. as a result, we were administering the eb-5 program poorly and that was the view from every quarter. at the very same time the public's interest in and use of the program was growing dramatically. in the challenging economy at that time when it was difficult to obtain commercial loans domestically more business developers were turning to the eb-5 program for foreign financing. because

the eb-5 program was underdeveloped when i arrived at uscis in august of 2009.that time the program only had approximately nine adjudicators. the agency didn't not provide them with economic, corporate law to support them. applicants did not have a file a form as required in other visa categories but instead would submit a formal letter. the agency's national security and antifraud screening needed to be strengthened. there was no comprehensive b-a policy document but rather a series of memos issued over the years i learned through my review of eb-5 cases had failed to address many critical issues that apply to our everyday work. as a result, we were administering the eb-5 program poorly. that was the view from every quarter. at the very same time the public's interest in, use of the program was growing dramatically. in the challenging economy at that time, when it was difficult to obtain commercial loans domestically, more business developers were turning to the eb-5 program for foreign financing. because eb-5 developments can lead to significant infusion of mo

and underdeveloped currency makes export goods cheaper from the country with the cheaper currency and also mawks makes it harder for consumers in that country to purchase foreign goods, including our agricultural products. i support addressing currency manipulation in our trade agreements. i have watched administrations of both political parties put their heads in the sand on this issue. everyone opposes currency manipulation, yet little seems to get done about it. this trade promotion authority bill represents the modern realities that we face from the global economy that need to be addressed by our trade negotiators. the bill includes clear negotiating objectives for standards on sanitary and phytosanitary regulations so that they will be science-based. having science-based standards will help limit disruptions to u.s. agricultural exports and even open up some new markets for our producers. negotiating objectives are offered related to digital trade in goods and cross-border data flows that are new and unique measures for the time that we now live in. so clear guidance from congres