Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by moving our economy for 160 years. Bnsf, the engine that connects us. And the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff the storm that was once Hurricane Irma is churning into the deep south tonight, after moving up the entire peninsula of florida. It lost more of its punch today, but not before it left at least 34 dead across the caribbean and five more in florida and georgia, more than 7 million power customers in the dark, across florida, and a growing tally of damage, including in some cities like jacksonville where flood waters have been surging. P. J. Tobia begins our coverage of whats happening statewide. Reporter the sun rose on vast stretches of coastal flo
Book and i hope you can help meet understand this. There are a couple of famous that run through your book and a number one is sympathy. Why is that the theme of your book . As i studied the subject seriously for the last couple of years while i was writing i found out a the came up more and more and it seemed to be essential for good communication and it would boil down to empathy. At first i was not crazy about that idea because i did not trust the word when it first began to hear about empathy that would show up in our culture a few decades ago when i started to think about it it sounds like very soft new age notion any motion based that im not sure that i believe that notion but then the more i realized my definition of empathy is not the way that everybody thinks about it. There are many meanings for many people some people it means compassion and getting to be other person because we have that bounty of good and and the teetoo me is useful as the important tool for communications
Book and i hope you can help meet understand this. There are a couple of famous that run through your book and a number one is sympathy. Why is that the theme of your book . As i studied the subject seriously for the last couple of years while i was writing i found out a the came up more and more and it seemed to be essential for good communication and it would boil down to empathy. At first i was not crazy about that idea because i did not trust the word when it first began to hear about empathy that would show up in our culture a few decades ago when i started to think about it it sounds like very soft new age notion any motion based that im not sure that i believe that notion but then the more i realized my definition of empathy is not the way that everybody thinks about it. There are many meanings for many people some people it means compassion and getting to be other person because we have that bounty of good and and the teetoo me is useful as the important tool for communications
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