Fascinating book. I promise you this is a book where youre going to set and read and go look at the time because you cant put it down and if you havent gotten a copy yet check your website to find your local bookseller or you can go to the official bookseller of the jcc National Literary consortium which is a cappella books and i promise you wont have 1 million questions. I have 1 million questions and youre going to have some to you look at the bottom of the screen youll see theres a q a section. Put all your questions for walter there and towards the end we willtry to get to all of them. Lets get on with the main event and a little about our honored guest. Walter isaacson is a professor of history at tulane and hes been seeing ceo of the Aspen Institute and editor of time. Hes authored many incredible books including leonardo da vinci, innovator, steve jobs, einsteins life and universe, Benjamin Franklin and American Life and kissinger, i am biography and hes coauthor of six friends
Can watch their programs anytime at booktv. Org. Good evening and welcome, im cnn correspondent holly firfer and im honored to be part of this whole book best in your living room so on behalf of the mj tca here in atlanta and the national jcc Literary Consortium welcome. We are in for such a fascinating evening tonight. With International Bestselling Author Walter Isaacson. Are going to talk about his latest book the code breaker Jennifer Doudna,gene editing, and the future of the human race. This is an unbelievably fascinating book. I promise you this is a book where youre going to set and read and go look at the time because you cant put it down and if you havent gotten a copy yet check your website to find your local bookseller or you can go to the official bookseller of the jcc national Literary Consortium which is a cappella books and i promise you wont have 1 million questions. I have 1 million questions and youre going to have some to you look at the bottom of the screen youll s
Horse and it looks like it wants another leg higher every single part of microsofts business is just absolutely perfect for this environment you could say the same thing for apple, by the way. These are not work from home stocks theyre work from anywhere stocks they benefitted from people upgrading all of their electronics at home, their computer, laptops, ipads, iphones. All of that stuff is going to look outstanding in the earnings quarter and in the services revenue, i think is where the beats are going to come from i really think people continue to underestimate how much room there is still left in stories like microsoft, public, private cloud and how successful theyve been and what a runaway train their dominance is, and so i like that stock. I think it works apple, i think, likes 150 and i dont know if its this quarter or next quarter. No reason to think theyll disappoint on services or you could see upside in wearables and a lot of surprising stuff there. So i think that lifts t
Theres no room for the public, but this is all streaming and there will be an unedited version that anyone can watch later. Our witnesses are participating by Video Conference today and some senators are as well. I would like to Say Something about mass. The office of attending position that he says since were six feet apart, we dont need to wear masks, although some may. I have one and i wear it outside because as dr. Redfield reminded us yesterday, its extremely important tool for stopping the spread of covid. Im grateful to the rules committee. Sergeant arms, the capitol lice and chun check and Evan Griffith and the people with all their hard work in helping us keep safe and helping us do these conferences by video which everyone has become pretty expert. Senator murray and i will have an opening statement. Well turn to our witness who we thank for being with us today. Each witness if you would summarize your remarks in five minutes, that would leave more time for questions and answ
To try to boost peoples job prospects. Who do you think would win out of a lion, a hippopotamus and a rhino . Sir David Attenborough takes questions from the children he says hold the hope for the future in their hands. And coming up this hour. The water saving toilets wasting billions of litres every week. More than a Million People around the world are now known to have died with coronavirus since the start of the pandemic. The United Nations secretary general Antonio Guterres called it an agonising milestone and a mind numbing figure. Johns Hopkins University has recorded over 1. 1 million lives have been lost to coronavirus. The us has the worlds highest death toll with about 205,000 fatalities, followed by brazil on 1a1,700 and india with 95,500 deaths. And the total number of deaths from covid 19 in the uk is 42,001, according to department of health figures. 2 Million People in large parts of north east england are facing a legal ban from tomorrow on people mixing with other hou