100. Rescue efforts in nepal are hindered by after shocks following a massive earthquake that killed thousands of people leaving thousands sleeping out in the open. And welcome, everyone, to the show. You are watching worldwide exchange. A lot to talk about this week but first, wilfred, nice to have you back. I know. Weve been on different schedules last couple of week. There was a lot of konkl from the deutsche capital. I love it. It was great coverage. Having been away for a little bit whether it was holiday or election focus, it does make you think again about where markets are and im pretty bearish is. I dont see what there is to be positive about in the markets around the world. The shanghai market this morning hit a 7year alltime high and weve got the european markets on a tear as well. I dont think thats justify. The nasdaq stole the spotlight last week. Hitting a new high, sur parsing a level back in 2000. The sector continues to move higher. On your point, i think there is a l
Really price any further. The argument that i would make is one of effect it has and that is drowns in yemen despite the Obama Administrations rhetoric to disrupt, dismantle and defeat al qaeda, that its not drowns or airstrikes that are driving. It is civilian casualties. Its the individuals being killed along with the al qaeda targets. When i was in yemen, i was talking to someone whos very, very close to al qaeda he said look, you know, theres a difference between yemen and afghanistan and yemen and afghanistan are arabs and a knock at the country. In yemen archenemies in yemen. They move around much easier than they did. They can be a member of al qaeda and can be no locally. Maybe some people known them as he tribesmen another see the u. S. , for instance you would see them as an al qaeda member. The u. S. Thinks its killing an al qaeda member and maybe it is. But hes been a killed on the ground and yemenis seen being killed is in fact the tribesman. This is a challenge that the u
Future of u. S. Diplomacy. After that, a forum on the effectiveness of alqaeda in yemen. A former state Department Officials from the obama and george w. Bush administrations discuss Public Diplomacy in a tough budget in vermont. The discuss the effectiveness of Student Exchange programs and governmentbacked broadcasting outlets, like voice of america. The George Washington school of International Affairs hosted this event tuesday. This is an hour and 45 minutes. That is Public Diplomacy in action. [laughter] im a professor here at gw and the director of the institute for Public Policy and global communication. You can find us on twitter ip dgc. Were also on facebook. Were hosting a conversation on twitter about this event, hashtag ipdgc. What i will do to get as a rolling here is give a brief introduction and bio for our great panel here, and then get going into the discussion. We have a great with a lot of interesting people in the room. We need to leave time for discussion. First we
Counterparts. We will talk to the author in just a minute. In our first 45 minutes this morning we are interested in the thought of american exceptionalism. Here is how you can weigh in this morning. 20258 reach outou want to on social media, not only can you post yourself on facebook this morning, that you can take part of a pole that asks the same question. Journal cspan. Org is how you reach us an email. Pedal peter buying heart, from the atlantic, joins us. His book is entitled the end of the american his article is entitled the end of american exceptionalism. Where did you get the idea for this title . Caller i was looking through polling data from Young Americans and what struck me was how different the attitudes were from stereotypes about what makes americans different from someeans and how, in really striking ways, the attitudes of Young Americans are much closer to the attitudes of europeans than those we consider stereotypically american. Host you set it up to define what yo
Wants to have the abortion, maybe in a fragile state of mind , and this kind of thing could interfere with her health, etc. There are two interests. We know that eight feet with the bubble is ok. We are not sure about 35 feet, and they have an evidentiary record. A few things. The reason this court gave for allowing that eight foot no approach zone was it about protecting unwilling listeners. It did not stop discussions with willing listeners. Do you accept that the record shows it did not work well in the sense that Justice Breyer not at all. All it says is that the police found it difficult to apply a bubble, eight feet or whatever it is. They did not say that massive obstruction in protests are occurring, preventing people from that was not the finding . That is why i asked you that question. It happens that the police testify with some evidence that the ep doubled is not work. The eight feet doubled does not work. They have some evidence for thinking that if you want to have a conv