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2014, even before she got in, the key for us was that we tried to report it and write it as though we didn t have any prediction of what was going to go on. and so as a result of that, we didn t have to go back and tear anything up. we conclude this evening with the architect renzo piano and author victoria newhouse, her book is called chai os and. it occurred to me that when institutions make the decision to build, they often did it without really knowing what they re getting into. and so i wrote this book primarily to raise awareness of what is involved when you take on this kind of project. rose: the comey testimony, the clinton campaign and a new cultural center innateens when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. we begin this evening with fbi ....
rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with fbi director jaimsz comey s testimony on capitol hill. we talk to karoun demirnlgian of the washington post and mike schmidt of the new york times. comey is usually the cool cat, very sort of even keeled but today he was much more animated. his voice was louder, he used his hands a lot more in expression. and he seemed very frustrated. and he said at one point that he s almost gnaw shus to think that he has some impact on the election. rose: we continue with journalist jonathan at enand amie parnes, their new book called shatter, inside the hillry clinton doomed campaign. we both believed on election night that she would win as much as she did and much of the country did. in the reporting and the writing of this, we had been reporting it for back since the end of 2014, even before she got in, the key for us was that we tried to report it and write it as though we didn t have any prediction of what was go ....
2014, even before she got in, the key for us was that we tried to report it and write it as though we didn t have any prediction of what was going to go on. and so as a result of that, we didn t have to go back and tear anything up. we conclude this evening with the architect renzo piano and author victoria newhouse, her book is called chai os and. it occurred to me that when institutions make the decision to build, they often did it without really knowing what they re getting into. and so i wrote this book primarily to raise awareness of what is involved when you take on this kind of project. rose: the comey testimony, the clinton campaign and a new cultural center innateens when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. we begin this evening with fbi ....
322 points. down one and half percent. also the same story. it s down more than 2%. they were treating from tweeting from record highs. it can all get bogged down following the revelation of a memo. it has claimed that that memo shows president trump asking comay to take it easy. we have it covered from every angle. and richard goodstein they will tell us what all this means for the trump administration. we are less than an hour to the closing bell. i am ashley webster in for liz claman. let s start the countdown. after weeks of ignoring every sign of trouble. they are suddenly selling off amid evidence. a damaging allegation that could derail the white house s policy agenda. you can see the losses piling up. down as much as 354 points. still on track for the worst day since the election. it s down 327 as we say the s&p down. down two and a quarter percent. the fear gauge which have been hovering at the lowest levels in a century so much for that. now 1420 about 300% ....
subcommittee on crime, terrorism homeland security investigations will come to a order. c withoutt objection the chair is authorized to declare recesses at any time. we welcomeng everyone to today hearing on the challenges facing law enforcement in the 21st centuryy and i will recognize myself for an opening statement. just a matter of quick personal indulgence, i would please everyone to remember our friend colleague thom tillis from north carolina. i want to thank everyone for being here and chairman good lat for this hearing. this week we celebrate national police week and that s important to all the members of the sub committee that we have aaw hearg to honor our law enforcement officers. i want to extend a special thank you to the witnesses for being here. we have chuck canterbury, national president of fraternal order of police, my chief and director of publicc safety, alonzo thompson from south carolina, whichever jim mcdonald chief art esoveto. is that close? ....