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the ted conference held here every year in southern california is an event designed to bring the brightest minds in the world together to share their most powerful, influential and creative ideas. the speakers share a common goal, making the world a better, smarter place through innovation, technology and the power of big ideas. in ted speaker dr. jonathan haidt s book, he argues that all& moral values. caring, fairness, loyalty, respect, purity and liberty, are intrinsically important to most humans. but how those values get expressed can vary extensively across cultures and other social groups. haidt looked at american liberals and consevatives and found that they too shared the same values. but liberals tended to value care and fairness a little more than the others, but was less concerned about purity. conservatives weighted the values a little more evenly, ranking fairness as the least important. haidt believed that despite the issues we may differ on, we re all
traveling through history. we love going to the museums, eating in the wonderful restaunts. and in this book, taking trips out of paris and always coming back to paris. charlie: politics, movies and paris trains when we continue. every story needs a hero we can all root for, who beats the odds and come out on top. but this isn t just a hollywood story line, it s happening every y all acrs america. every time a storefront opens, or the midnight oil is burned, or when someone chases and dream, not just a dollar, they are small business owners. so if you want root for a real hero, support sma business, shop small. charlie: we begin this evening with politics and national ilications from local and state elections. an up set victory with the republican bob turner won new york s theth congressional district seat. it was previously held by anthony we were. it s been held by democrats since the 19 20 s. joining me from washington jeff zeleny from the new york times i m plea
are worried that this is going to weigh on their races next year that he s going to hurt them in terms of enthusiasm of the democrats. charlie: we look at the movie contagion. i ve had more versions of the film i presented to scott and the proves. over 20, so a lot of trial and error, trying to find that balance between character and narrativ trying to keep the movie moving as quickly as the virus. and having enough science to makeou feel like it was real but not so much that you just sort of fade away. ina caro her book is called paris through the present traveling through history. we love going to the museums, eating in the wonderful restaunts. and in this book, taking trips out of paris and always coming back to paris. charlie: politics, movies and paris trains when we continue. every story needs a hero we can all root for, who beats the odds and come out on top. but this isn t just a hollywood story line, it s happening every y all acrs america. every time a sto
it s brrrsday. we ve go the col winds that are blowing. yes,indeed, layer u this mornin upper 20s in washington and closer to the bay. but lk at the windchills. they re down to 10 degrees in many locations. the winds due to gting witnesseds out of the northwest at around 25 mes an hour it frigid in western maryland and west rginia where it snowed yesterday. right now it s in the teens there. in the last hours the persistent moisture tapping off the great lakestreaming down into the mountainso they may get more snow there. western maryland, hhlands of west virginia. for today we ll hav our highs climbing into the d-30s with a blustery wind and maybe some morning flurriesn frid. otherwise partlyloudy and remaining cold on sunday. a bit warmer but still colder thanaverage. mostly cloudy both days. highs near0 both days. a look at king day coming up. w a look at traffic on this thursday morning. ashley, how s itlooking? t s rolling issue-free. no problems. a couple of cars cru