now he closes the vault and sets the vault security timer so that the door cannot be opened for moreys. he takes the vault keys with him as well. before he leaves, ghantt takes the tapes from the two security cameras. he believes this is the only proof that connects him to the crime. >> he knew where both machines were. you could see that all, filming inside and outside the building, were being covered by those two machines. what he was unaware of, there was a redundant system that was monitoring a couple of those cameras. >> ghantt gets into the driver's seat, starts the van and makes his way to the building's electronic back gate. all that stands between him and a clean getaway is the gate's electronic button. but when he presses it, nothing happens. >>> coming up -- with the back gate locked, david ghantt will have to find another way out of the loomis fargo & company facility. >> the gate didn't work, so david panicked. after all, he'd already committed the crime. nd have sure pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is specifically designed to clean dentures daily. i

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. >> the taller one was lingering in the doorway of the vault. i'd look over there once in a while, but it was like i didn't want to make eye contact. >> a violent chase on desolate gravel roads across two counties. >> i don't think any of us realized they were that eager to fire those weapons. >> officers shot. >> shots fired! >> round splintered, hit my arm. >> my thumb was just about blown off. >> i saw blood dripping from his mouth. i had no idea if he would survive. >> can these brazen bank robbers be stopped, or is a killing spree just begun? >>> and then, two men dressed as construction workers terrorize bank employees and customers. >> they forced the teller to take them to the vault for the $120,000 in cash in the plastic bag. >> with guns drawn, everyone in the bank knows these robbers mean business. >> he actually pushes her to the ground. he's got the gun in his right hand. >> two years later, they come back and do it again, but this time it's a different story. >> knowing they were armed and knowing it was three against one, of cours

one of the men carrying a shotgun demands the keys to the vault.or their lives, none of the employees makes a move. in response to no one following his commands, the man with the shotgun fires a blast into the ceiling. >> then the firing just makes everything even that much more nerve-racking. a shotgun is very loud outside, but inside the bank is deafening. it just creates this panic in the bank. >> one of the tellers immediately hands over the keys to the vault. now with the bank employees under their control, the gunmen force everyone into the vault. where they rip cash from the drawers. the men obviously know what they are doing. one keeps time on his watch while the others fill sacks full of money. in a matter of minutes, they are gone, leaving in their wake the employees and customers still huddling inside the vault. the men get away with $20,000. the fbi believes the men most likely jump into a stolen car. they drive a block or so, then move themselves and the money to one of their own vehicles. their outfits, strange masks and white painter

the vault unopened since then, until today. nbc bay area's damian trujillo was there as they finally picked that lock and opened the mystery vault. talk about a time capsule in there. >> reporter: that's right. it took charlie the locksmith about an hour and a half but in the end he was able to open up this vault. and once inside? as you mentioned the president called it a time capsule. he fixed and picked locked for 38 years as a locksmith. today charlie has a tough task, unlogging the mystery behind the vault at the orchard supply hardware store in san jose. >> i tried the combinations that are common. if you tried every possible combination, you could be here for hours. >> reporter: someone forgot the store's vault combination back in the '80s. that's how long it's been since the big door was opened. until today. the retired locksmith finally managed to solve the mystery. >> welcome to the vault. >> reporter: the president of osh was the first to walk in. there were no gold bars inside. no elaborate trade secrets or mummifie

the vault unopened since then until now. nbc bay area's damian trujillo was the only tv reporter there as they finally picked that lock and opened the mystery box. >> reporter: he fixed and picked locks for 38 years as a lock smith. today charlie has a tough task, unlocking the mystery behind the vault at the old orchard supply hardware store in san jose. the main store for decades. >> i tried the combinations that are common. if you tried every possible combination, you could be here for hours. >> reporter: someone forgot the store's vault combination back in the '80s. that's how long it's been since the big door was opened. until today. the retired lock smith finally managed to solve the mystery. >> welcome to the vault. >> reporter: the president was the first to walk in. there were no gold bars inside, no elaborate trade secrets or mummified remains, just a few relics, like an old coffee pot, some odd thing with a dial hanging on the wall, and a unique drawing of eager beaver, osh's mascot for years. >> this would be clo

in may 1807 while in battle with jefferson over the house chaimer's vaulting, latrobe expressed to the president his fundamental architecture credo. my principles of good taste are rigid. ingretion architecture i am a bigoted greek. so the condemnation of the roman architecture of balba, all the buildings erected subsequent to hadrian's reign. he admired the bold plans of early romana ter tour but thinks their details absurd beyond tolerance. wherever therefore the style can be copied without impropriety, i love to be a mirror, i would say a slavist copyist but the forms and distribution of the roman and greek buildings which remain are in general inapplicable to the objects and uses of our public buildings. our government, our legislative assemblies, and our courts of justice buildings are based on entirely different principles from their basilicas and our amusements could not possibly be performed in their theaters or amphitheaters. yet despite these caveats, latrobe went on to infuse the capitol's rebuilt interiors and his new ones with direct references to greek architectural forms

here was a corbel vault, one way of building a stone roof. it required a great deal of material and skilled labor to cut and assemble the vault stones. the archaeologists expected to find vaulted ceilings in the royal compound. they knew kings could afford such labor. suddenly, after the death of 18 rabbit, vaulted roofs began to appear in other lineage compounds as well. and instead of thatched roofs, the largest buildings now had expensive stone roofs. in the rubble of one, the archaeologists discovered another surprise. we've got another one under here, phil, that i don't think you did see. keach: the team unearths finely cut pieces of sculpture. each piece is carefully marked and drawn to identify where it originally fit on the building. the sculpture is taken back to a lab for analysis. lift it up -- we'll put some more sand. try there. that's good. that's good. keach: project artist barbara fash works with students to reconstruct a complete picture of the fragments. i think it looks good. keach: fash drew a reconstruction of the sculptu

the vault of the chapel has scenes from teresa's life.ernini makes a chorus of winged, cloud-borne angels-- singing, playing instruments, and strewing flowers-- seem to filter through the solid vault, filling the chapel with their fragrant hymns of praise and celebration. at the sides, the members of the cornaro family appear in balconies with architectural backgrounds whose perspectives merge with that of the church. their space becomes indistinguishable from ours. they consider, study, discuss, describe, indicate, and thereby bear witness to a mysterious event in which they participate, encouraging us to join them. here bernini created a visual sensation by making a literal portrayal of a woman in ecstasy. from time immemorial, mystics have used the vocabulary of earthly love to convey their feelings to others. communion with god is like communion with the mother, only infinitely more so. in her autobiography, teresa describes the famous vision of the transverberation. "in the angel's hands, i saw a long golden spear, "and at the end of

just down the hall is a pry vault theater with a giant projection screen. upstairs, you'll find a 24,000 square foot fitness center. all this before you even step foot into your room. for tori who grew up with their own bedrooms, privacy is paramount. she remembers struggling in her freshman year when she had to share a room. >> it was a shock, to go to a room that i had to share with was really different because i just wanted the whole room to be mine and put my stuff everywhere. >> reporter: and when she moved into her own space, she says her grades improved. >> i don't have to worry about, oh, you know, is my roommate going to come home, is she going to want to talk to me for 20 minutes. to be able to come in here and close my door really helps me study. >> reporter: a suite like tori's runs about $17,000 an academic year. a comparable room on campus costs around $15,500. but factor in the unlimited meal plan, free gym membership and other amenities, and students say it's a better deal. >> my dad crunches the numbers a lot and after crunching his numbers

. >> and one officer vaulted a fence and one suspect vaulted a fence and the other suspect croufped down and drew a weapon and the fire fired once and missed the suspect who fled and later was captured, the officer did suffer an injury in that incident. that ois woulds found to be impressive. and it occurred, on september, 2012 and on this occasion, and in summary, and approximately, two plain closed sergeants encountered a parolee who had known for the officers and conducted a case and he was on probation for the violent crimes and the officers approached the suspect appeared to be holding a weapon under his oversized clothing and the suspect was focused on two probation officers that were with the two police officers and when he noticed them, he ran toward mission street and as he ran, the officers in pursuit, he drew a tech nine, semi, automatic pistol with an extended clip. and turned back to the officers and that officer fired three times and wounding the suspect who was taken into custody and he was found to be in policy. >> and it is currently schedule for january, 13, 2015. it is

enlisting the help of the only other employee in the bank as she empties the vault and tosses two bagsthe side door. at the very moment aurora is dropping the bags out this bank door, a getaway car is pulling up on this side street. the robbers have timed this perfectly. we know that, because one of the robbers spoke exclusively with "20/20." >> it was, like, one of those moments where you have no control over your body. you're just in shock. there was just, like, money everywhere. >> reporter: brian perez has been recruited into the heist by his friend richard menchacca, who drove the first getaway car. perez says the money is now transferred to his car to keep police off their trail. the handoff takes place at this car wash right around the corner from the bank. >> so he opened my door and he pretty much threw all the money in the back of the car. >> you're sitting in a car wash, looking in the back seat with -- >> with over half a million dollars -- >> yeah. and he closes it up? >> yeah. >> and then what? >> he tells me to go. he slapped the car, like, "get outta here." >> reporter:

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for 27 years, the combination of the vault and what was inside was a mystery.e were some artifacts including an old print ad, a rotary phone and blueprints for stores built years ago. >> we didn't know what we were gonna find. we were hoping it would be 200 million in gold bars. it wasn't but it was a great time capsule. >> those gold bars would have been nice. as to what will happen to these treasures, some will probably go on a history wall at the osh corporate headquarters. >>> a recall of cars with defectish air bags is being expanded. the ntsb has identified ten car manufacturers that used air bags made by the tekata company, including gm, honda and toyota. those air bags had the potential to spray passengers were metal fragments when they are deployed. the number of recalls being recalled. 7.8million. the agency says the car owners should act immediately to replace the air bags, especially people who live in humid climates. the recall affects many different makes and specific model years. we have more information at ktvu.com. there you will find the entir

. >> steve: it's a pole vault.a pole vault. >> jimmy: pole vaulters. >> jimmy: my god. >> steve: shot put? >> jimmy: that's a different event. [ laughter ] it's a different event. >> steve: my goodness. >> jimmy: and this is too bad, in a recent interview, michael caine said if he doesn't read a script he likes by december, he will probably retire from acting. at least, that's what they -- [ laughter ] i don't know. why are you that upset? [ laughter ] bummed out. are you okay? what happened? what's up? why were you that -- really upset? it's michael caine. i know, he's a legend. [ laughter ] he will be all right. he will be fine. he will be fine. he will do it for you. he won't retire. won't retire. it's just a joke. these are just jokes. yeah, don't worry about it. [ laughter ] my god. he loves michael caine. >> steve: he inspires that kind of love in people. >> jimmy: well that -- so he said if he doesn't read a a script he likes by december, he's gonna retire. at least that's what they think he said. he actuall

. >> vaulted ceilings. >> they give us an idea how fast they are going. there is the right lane. they are letting traffic pass them because they are only going about 22 miles per hour. they say they clocked 8,288 miles in this trip. >> that's going to take a long time. >> four months. >> we have another winner in our ipad give away. angela from lynchburg, virginia. for everyone else, we are giving away another ipad mini later in the show. >> you're going to need thursday's buzz word, be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> the buzz word is coming up in a little bit. >> hang in there for the "right this minute" ipad mini give away. >> when i am back in texas, i love to fire up my grill. i love nothing better than flame grilled steaks. these guys may have taken the whole flame grilled thing too far. jet fuel? it starts with a pretty out of control situation. the fire licking at the house this he decide we have an issue here. some guy comes running up with a fire extinguisher and decides he is going to put it out, but -- >> gets a lot worse very quickly. >> was that a

we're told they just don't know what they'll find inside that vault.ince john doe was hit by a car, it's also possible he could be missing some of those critical teeth to identify him. we've got a lot more on this story. hear from the sister who made the connection between the two men, and whether investigators really think this is their man. tonight on news4 at 5:00 and 6:00. a tisha thompson, news4 i-team. >>> that cigarette being used to check the dna of bishop and john doe is one of many pieces of evidence in this 40-year-old mystery. to see a slide show of evidence from inside the cold case unit, log on to nbcwashington.com/bishop. >>> i tell you, you could not dial up a better day than what we had today. i was outside earlier. it was fantastic! >> and now, waa-waa-waa. >> we're talking a couple of days of wet weather in the forecast. but it's going to be raining the entire time so a little good news there, right? okay. i'll take that. take a look at storm team 4 radar. we're watching the rain, tracking into areas of west virginia, moving eastward

it is now a tropical storm, but the effects are being felt in neighboring china where waves vaulted from the sea. from above the international space station captured this video earlier in the week. the astronaut tweeted yesterday the eye of the supertyphoon is 8 kilometers or 50 miles across. >>> the victims of a twisted high school hazing ritual were remembered on sunday. many took part in a vigil in sayreville, new jersey. seven football players allegedly tied to the hazing have been arrested. the ritual included reports of sexual assault. the team's season has been scrapped. next season's play is also in jeopardy. the school's superintendent says it all hinges on the investigation. >>> rumors continue to spread concerning the health and whereabouts of north korean leader kim jong-un. national security adviser susan rice sat down with nbc's chuck todd on "meet the press" on sunday and said there is no indication that kim jong-un is no longer in power. >> we're watching very carefully what is happening in north korea. it is a country that we monitor with great attention. we have not see

.$6 trillion is waiting in federal reserve vaults in reserve fund. they have plenty of cash, they have plenty of liquidity. why were they in trouble today? >> today more sell the news mentality. we had big earnings. let's be honest david, they held up well. liz: ryan, so sorry, your turn to interrupted. tracy byrnes with news. >> we're getting from "the dallas morning news." apparently health care workers who were treating thomas eric duncan in the isolation health unit, did not wear protective hazard does suits two days until he had the ebola. the delay potentially exposed dozens of hospital workers to the virus. this is according to medical records, again in from the dallas morning news. liz and dave, back to you. david: very interesting. very interesting. liz: why some of companies making hazmat suits are skyrocketing in the stock prices. david: tremendous. liz: really an issue that you definitely need. i'm so sorry, ryan. now it is your turn to continue your thoughts, sorry. david: financials. >> sure. with financials. so they took a hit today. t

constructed with brunelleschi's advice on architecture-- classical columns and a monumental barrel vaultrame the figures of christ and god, the father. here is the interaction of painting, architecture, and the mathematical analysis of space that was unique to the florentine renaissance. 1n 1419, brunelleschi had begun the hospital of the innocente. it was the first orphanage in europe to be funded by public donations, and the architecture is a delicate blending of the roman and the romanesque. it was brunelleschi's architecture which the painter fra angelico depicted in his fresco of the annunciation, which awaits you at the top of the stairs of the monastery of san marco. fra angelico lived and worked here, decorating the monastery with scenes from the new testament-- scenes striking for their simplicity and serenity. inside the cells, the world seems to retreat, leaving a single image suspended like a spiritual vision. the buildings and frescoes of san marco were paid for by one of the wealthiest florentine bankers, cosimo de medici, whose family symbol adorns the walls. saint cosmas

right now the costume is locked away in a vault in london.ational retail federation expects 2/3 of americans will buy a costume. not one like this but that they'll spend a total of $2.8 billion on them. i can't imagine anyone wearing >> it sounds like good weather is on the way. >> it is here and here to stay for at least three or four days. take a look at the extended outlook. getting ready for christmas, halloween. 67 degrees for a high tomorrow. saturday and sunday near 70 at least for the marine corps marathon it will be dry. what are you dressing up as for thanksgiving? >> going to be a hobo. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- taylor swift. from "how to get away with murder," alfred enoch. and "this week in unnecessary censorship." and now, i should also mention, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" 6cac÷ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everyone. thank you, cleto. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. welcome, one and all. i'm glad you're in

used freestanding columns to mark out his space and also to do the actual work of supporting the vaultsnd dome. he wanted to combine the structural elegance of a greek temple with the lightness of a gothic church. here the classical rhythms appear in the nave and aisles, with their rows of corinthian columns. gothic is hinted at in the flying buttresses. he used the same freestanding columns carrying lintels to create a rectangular geometry on the outside, too. this is called post-and-lintel construction. the church was a nightmare to build but is thought of as a masterpiece of french 18th-century architecture. everyone who could went to rome in the 18th century. it seemed to be in the center of the ancient world. it became a new center for art-lovers-- architects, artists, gentlemen and their hangers-on. soufflot went there as a companion of madame de pompadour's brother. soufflot went farther south. he went to naples to a place called pestum where there were three surviving greek temples. he was virtually the first architect who'd seen a greek temple, let alone recorded it. giambattis

giant bank combines jpmorgan chase, and they used the beach head at morgon to burrow into the digital vaultsf other institutions. among them deutsche bangs and bank of america and five others like hs b.c. and citigroup reported they were attacked by the same virtual vandals that penetrated jpmorgan were fiddling with the locks at their place. the size of the breach and ambition is troubling, and this had a national security aspects as tensions over the russian invasion of ukraine rose, officials up to the president watched closely, suspecting a russian hand behind the computer attack. >> reporter: that old saying may tell you cash is king. the crown july -- jewel is plastic, visa, mastercard, american express and discover reported 546 million cards in use. the sensis card said the number tops a billion. how safe is your number, money and personal information. hackers and leaves never sleep. >> it's the result of unrelenting criminal activity, which so far we have not found an effective way to deter. it's too easy for the bad guys to do this and get away with it. >> the data breach is among t

they're in our vault in our manuscript division that also contains security-classified material. what we're going to do is a -- a week from now, we have scanned the papers and going to put them up online. they are scanned at 400 dpi and will be a much better product than any kind of microfilm that is still kicking around. and there is material in there that are not in the microfilm. these will be online. as a bonus, we were fortunate enough to receive a collection, collateral collection from the members of four great-grandsons of carrie phillips. it's the collection of information about some of the litigation that went on and some harding letters to the phillips' family, to phillips' granddaughter, and carrie's daughter isabel. not a large collection but interesting things in there. that also will be put online on he 29th. so i think we're very happy to have the opportunity to do this. both of these collections. the library, as you know or may not know, we are the presidential library in the united states. these other people are just third rate. [laughter] >> we have the major co

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waves vaulted from the sea. from above the international space station captured this video earlier this week. astronaut alexander gurst tweeted yesterday, the eye of super typhoon vongfong is 80 kilometers, or about 50 miles, across. looks very dark in there. >>> victims of a twisted high school hazing ritual were remembered sunday. many tool part in the vigil in sarahville, new jersey. seven football players allegedly tied to the hazing have been arrested. the ritual included reports of sexual assault. the team's season has been scrapped and next season's play is also in jeopardy. the school superintendent says it hinges on the investigation. >>> rumors continue to spread concerning the health and whereabouts of north korean leader kim jong-un. national security adviser susan rice sat down on "meet the press" saying there's no indication kim jong-un is no longer in power. >> we're watching very carefully what's happening in north korea. it's a country that we monitor with great attention. we have not seen any i

they vaulted into the national league division series, baumgarner with four bees all at once. the giants open the nlds tomorrow at noon against the washington nationals. game 2 is also in d.c. games 3 and 4 at home on monday and tuesday. while madison baumgarner is famous for his snot rockets, jake peavey is known for his mouth. he will start game one and parents might want to find the mute button. >> i have children at home. i understand that there's, you know, the role model aspect. things. i promise you i will do everything i can do not to say a cuss word tomorrow. i'm not promising you i won't but people think i'm out there just yelling cuss word after cuss word. a lot of my teammates say god bless a whole lot and that ends up being a phrase that the teammates kind of throw back at me. >> peavey will be facing a washington team with the best record in the national league under first year manager matt williams who had a little adversity along the way. >> so i would caution everybody in this room, the minute you think you can read my freaking mind, you're sorely mistaken. ok

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one of them houses archival material but much of it is kept in fireproof vault much the flames did not reach the memorial itself. no injuries have been reported. >> new information on day 21 puff the manhunt for accused trooper killer eric frein. investigators believe as running out of food in the woods along the border between monroe and pike counties. today pennsylvania state police showed us a photo of a camp sight they found in that area. police discovered tuna fish, instant noodles and ammunition they believe belonged to him. he's could you said of killing a trooper and wounding another during an ambush at the blooming grove barrack. >> melissa rivers will sue the doctor who performed an unscheduled biopsy on her mother joan riffs went into cardiac arrest during a vocal cord procedure. her personal doctor performed an unplanned and unsanked biopsy. rivers vocal cords seized which cut off her air supply. the doctored reported snapped a selfie with joan rivers while she was under anesthesia. >>> well a ritzy section of philadelphia stands out on new list of some of the pricey yester

. >>> and opening up the vault. a new plan that will put your tweets in the hands of researchers. we'll tell you what they hope to find. >>> 4:40 now. investigators say the fire at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania, is not suspicious. officials found no evidence of arson or foul play, but it may take weeks to find the cause. it destroyed the memorial headquarte headquarters, a flag that flew over the u.s. capitol on 9/11 and some personal items that belonged to the passengers and crew of flight 93. >>> a showdown for revel casino is not over yet. the losing bidder says he's upset over how the auction was handled. florida developer glenn straub will challenge the results of that auction at a hearing in camden tomorrow. toronto-based brookfield asset management was declared the winner with a bid of $110 million. straub's lawyer says he's considering whether to make an offer higher than that winning bid at tomorrow's hearing. >>> at 4:41, it's time to get an update on that breaking news we were telling you about earlier, a fatal accident in westville. >> that's righ

>> this is a vault -- very volatile period.etimes it's very strong, sometimes very weak, sometimes for reasons that are hard to pin down. we did see that occur in categories for things like nondurables, and not really in the big-ticket durable kind of jet fighters and aircraft carriers and that kind of stuff, so it may be a little bit related to the build up of tensions in the middle east and in the crimean, but i think at this stage, all we can say is that it is a volatile number, and you can probably expect it to come back down in the fourth quarter. >> let's talk about the fed for a moment. policymakers focused on data yesterday. was that the hawks on the fomc leading the discussion? >> it is interesting. the hawks kind of got their way because you did see that foster and fisher, two hocks that had been dissenting in the prior meeting, did not dissent yesterday. overall, what you saw in that statement was relative constancy in how the head -- how the fed is approaching things. they remain focused on the data here at home, wh

>> he can vault and everything. we call him all sate. it was a great experience. >> you are developing at while we were shooting. even when we were shooting, you are like, i think i have the money. we had to recuperate from doing this movie. bobby went and directed a movie. can't wait to see it. >> does it give you the same satisfaction as acting? >> i thicket is a continuation of acting. i think they are linked. i have done it as an extension. behavior. >> would you put the apostle in terms of that? >> it was satisfying. i got a wonderful letter from brando on the wall. brando enjoyed it and billy graham enjoyed it. the secular and the religious meet. >> you can do better than that. do you like to direct? >> i will do it in the future. right now i am seeing folks who have the energy, regardless of years, to do both. susan has given me this great education in producing. after doing this with david, he is encouraging me to do it. i want to talk about the movie i haven't directed yet. [laughter] >> assembling this cast, what were you looki

. >>> andand a vault that was locked for almost 30 years, well it has been opened in san jose. >> itears, the contents were a mystery but inside it included old print ads, a rotary phone and ads stored for years ago. >> we thought it would be 200 gold bars but it was an old time capsule. some of them will go on the history want of the corporate headquarters and they may end up in his own office. >>> san francisco's former first lady on the hot seat after some controversy comments. >>> and the same reason they are not go agood idea. the on air rant discoveraging young went from voting. >> san francisco giants head back for three games, here at at&t, we will show you how they are getting the park ready for those games coming up. >>> and if you are driving up to the tunnel we will show you more about the bay area commute. >>> and 040s, that is not the case, 40s and even 51 we will have an update on that cloud cover and see if there is any rain on the way. look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. on

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of street protests and a lot of poor people in brazil who were upset because brazil opened up the vaulto put on the world cup. but, yet, there are a lot of people there who are living on basically pennies a day. is that the type of discipline you feel is lacking? has 39 ministers. how many do we have in the u.s.? a lot less spirit you do not need 39 ministers to run the economy. it trickles down. it has to allow the private sector to do its job. having the transparency for the private sector to make large investments that are needed. allow for us to go back to where we were 4, 5, 10 years ago. increasing the middle class and improving competitiveness in a global environment. today we do not have that are people were protesting in the streets because the last three or four years, they have seen no improvement in living standards. in the previous decade, you saw about 40 million brazilians being lifted from poverty into the middle class. >> or international businesses itching to get back there? is a potentially vibrant domestic economy. absolutely. theegardless of who wins presidency in t