Narrator wrecking young lives. [speaking spanish] narrator from the dominican republic, where nearly a quarter of all pregnancies are to teenagers, a campaign to change girls futures. [music] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [music] narrator in brazil, a centuriesold legacy, communities created by slaves. [speaking spanish] narrator but now that legacy is being challenged. Descendants of slaves face a fight to keep hold of their land. [speaking spanish] narrator a way of life in jeopardy. [music] narrator professor helio santos is president of the foundation for racial equality, a Nongovernmental Organization in brazil. Narrator african slavery was big business in brazil. Treated more as commodities than human beings, black slaves became a major part of International Trade during colonialism and boosted the countrys economy. Narrator salvador de bahia, brazils First Capital city, was one of the major slave markets during the colonial era. Its dark history has re
Equality but their chance of survival and more often than not we get a wrong at that very last stage. Is a very wakeup call for us in medicine and for patients if youre clinicians are not willing to recognize your priorities then make them understand what your priorities are besides living longer than what you dont want as part of your care. Host does longevity run in families . Use your patient say there is no infection and my mother and her mother had that. So what if we explore more . When i tell people might grandfather died at 100 they say you are lucky but my grandmother died at 30 from malaria. There is an interesting study of contribution of genetics and longevity is very weak how tall you are 90 is genetic. But we know that from identical twins but the difference of time or links of survival for identical twins is 15 years on average with how long they live. Host people have a lot of wisdom later in life that they disclose things to their doctor they would not tell their spous
From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Ken chenault is here. He is chairman and ceo of a American Express, among the worlds bestknown brands. If a credit card has been swiped by shoppers the revolution is changing how we engage in commerce and let a Digital Transformation in American Express. Google chairman eric schmidt says that he provides the best leadership. Im pleased to have ken chenault at this table for the first time. In the interest of full disclosure, American Express has been a supporter of this program for a number of years. For that, im both grateful and appreciative. Good to have you here. Tell me what it is that informs you about the change elements, and how a Company Responds to that, and the responsibility of a ceo. What is really exciting, the times that we live in today, it is this convergence of the online and offline world. It is presenting incredible possibilities. But whats very important is that you cant look at your business in a narrow way.
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Governor advocating on behalf of the people. Were sitting in the first studio of frank lloyd wright. Wright was actually born in Richland Center in wisconsin which is not too far from here. And he was, his family took him first to massachusetts for a time, and then they returned to madison. And he grew up in madison, spent his teenage years there and attended some of, very briefly, a few years, at the university of wisconsin before he decided to take off and find his fortune in chicago. Decided he should come out to this part of the country which is where her family was, the lloyd jones, welsh pioneers, and spent his summers here. So he spent his teenage summers in this valley and on these hills, and thats where he got two things. He got his love of nature and his understanding of nature, and he also got his understanding of the topography of these hills. Watch all of our events from madison saturday at noon eastern on cspan2s booktv and sunday afternoon at two on American History tv o