[applause] im going to begin by introducing my fellow panelists briefly and that we will just get right into it. To my immediate right is Samuel Roberts is the director of Institute Research in africanamerican studies and associate professor of history and also associate professor of socio medical sciences at the school of Public Health at columbia university. He writes, teaches and lectures widely on africanAmerican History, medical and Public Health history or been pedestrian history of social movements. His book titled infectious fear was published by the university of North Carolina press in 2009 and expiration of the political economy of health urban jack griffey and race between the late 19th century in the mid20th century. The mac which encompasses the jim crow era and the period from the bacteriological razzle revolution to the advent of antimicrobial therapy. To his right is professor chris lebron of yale university. He received his ph. D. From m. I. T. In 2009 and is the auth
Secretary of state. Joining me from washington is Colleen Nelson of the wall street journal, Jonathan Martin of the new york times, and the newne gearan from york post. How much damage has Hillary Clinton taken . Jonathan it is perception of her strength. Perception drives so much of this. I think it has some of her donors uneasy. It has the democratic elite uneasy. The clinton folks are very upset about what they see as a partisan witch hunt. Privately, democrats especially those close to president obama, and they are scratching their heads about why the clinton folks did not move more quickly on this knowing how aggressive the congressional gop was going to be. Why not deal with it immediately , turn it over, move on . Instead, here we are on the fourth month of the story. Charlie why didnt they do that . Jonathan i think there was resistance because they did not think that she had done anything wrong. They werent going to give in. As you know, that is a decades long tradition with t
Volatility. This world we have, uncertainty and volatility is not going away. Were traveling at the speed of live, is the term i like to leave. The internet, interconnectedness, all the books that have been written, the heart beat away is an issue. Everything sin stant. How do you deal with that . You have to have a culture that deck side in the moment what the right thing to do is. Rose the american Political Campaign and running a global company, rose funding for charlie rose has been provided by rose additional funding provided by and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Continue. Youens rose there has been so much talk here and elsewhere about the republican primary season and also the eemergence of donald trump that we thought we would take this evening and look at the democratic field of candidates for the 2016 race, some polls show Berni
Joining me from washington is Colleen Nelson of the wall street journal, Jonathan Martin of the New York Times, and later, anne gearan from the new the washington post. How much damage has Hillary Clinton taken . Jonathan it is perception of her strength. Perception drives so much of this. I think it has some of her donors uneasy. It has the democratic elite uneasy. The clinton folks are very upset about what they see as a partisan witch hunt. You talk to democrats privately, especially those close to president obama, and they are scratching their heads about why the clinton folks did not move more quickly on this knowing how aggressive the congressional gop was going to be. Why not deal with it immediately, turn it over, move on . Instead, here we are on the fourth month of the story. Charlie why didnt they do that . Jonathan i think there was resistance because they did not think that she had done anything wrong. They werent going to give in. As you know, that is a decades long tradi
Leading automakers race to plug in. Where. Hello and welcome to bbc news. Clean up efforts have begun in the wake of Hurricane Irma. The worst affected areas are in the caribbean where seventeen thousand people desperately need shelter, with some still short of food and drinking water. Its believed that 37 people were killed on the islands. 0ur correspondent laura bicker has been to the Remote Island ofjost van dyke in the British Virgin islands and sent this report. The idyllic shores and secluded bays ofjost van dyke were no match for Hurricane Irmas wrath. She tore through the island, stripping away years of hard work in just a few hours. This would normally be a place to escape to. Some may now describe it as a place to escape from. But not those who live here. This was the bar here. Seddy callwood has lost everything he built his bar, his restaurant, and his home. And yet, he is determined to start again. So first have to clean it up. First get it cleaned it up, like, take out all