you ve got a country club that is in the augusta. it started about 20 miles to the east of here and then quickly they had the first golf course which sat in back of the hotel which is just across the street at the country club and that of course then transitioned to the late course being the only surviving course and that is the one that we are on today here at country club. it is held in the position of the augusta of natural expedition of 1888 the first augusta national. when folks came to town in the late fall they fell in love with augusta and if they decided this is where they were going to spend their winters. they have not developed the west coast and augusta is where the lines are leading from. and convenient for the folks to get away from the winter weather. they would come to augusta and by the 19 hundreds, they blossomed overnight into the largest winter resort in north america so this was the winter home for president and the captains and the industry. he picked u
faster, balls are jumping off my cup face again, i m starting to get confidence in my body rose: james clapper, tiger woods, phil knight, when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been 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. rose: join me in welcoming james clapper. ( ( applause ) i want to begin with russia and the u.s. relationship with russia. the russian u.n. ambassador said, in the last week, that relations are as bad as he s seen them in the last 40 years. characterize the u.s.-russian relationship. well, it s not it s certainly not at its, you know, peak, by any stretch. we ve had a lot of difficult issues, notably in, you know, syria ukraine, just to name two. so it s a stressed time for the relationship. i don t know that it s, you know, worse than at times i can recall i
faster, balls are jumping off my cup face again, i m starting to get confidence in my body rose: james clapper, tiger woods, phil knight, when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been 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. rose: join me in welcoming james clapper. ( ( applause ) i want to begin with russia and the u.s. relationship with russia. the russian u.n. ambassador said, in the last week, that relations are as bad as he s seen them in the last 40 years. characterize the u.s.-russian relationship. well, it s not it s certainly not at its, you know, peak, by any stretch. we ve had a lot of difficult issues, notably in, you know, syria ukraine, just to name two. so it s a stressed time for the relationship. i don t know that it s, you know, worse than at times i can recall i
nikkei. overnight in asia not good. 2% drop wrapping up what is the worst week in three years. of course concern about china in terms of exports or lack thereof. a look at europe where we also are going to see a good amount of weakness. the follow through as you might expect from here yesterday, a day in which we saw the s&p down almost 2% and the nasdaq nasdaq down 3%. lot more than that. yeah. let s get to our road map this morning as you might imagine. does start with that meltdown if you want to call it that in the markets. stocks slide around the world. you just saw. is this the start of a correction? the tip of the spear, jpmorgan profits disappointing. jamie dimon confident in the american recovery. how will the bank s weak results drag on the market and other financials. the flip side wells fargo profits up 14% and those shares are rising. another bad month for sales at gap. gap discloses a 6% drop in march same-store sales after a disappointing february. gr
good evening. tomorrow light, president obama will address the nation ontist sixth state of the union address. he comes in with surprising strength considering where he came from just a few months ago. it was a rejection based on what voters were saying. your party rejected you in these midterms. they did not want you on the campaign trail. this is a rejection of it was a rejection of president obama and his policy. voters not only repudiated his policies and they rebuked him for his antagonistic rhetoric and his usually incompetent governance. he jumped up nine points in just the last month. and he is coming off of a series of increasingly aggressive policy moves. from his game changing climate deal with china, to diplomatic breakthrough with cuba beginning to unwind five decades of policy. all of which are meat with a little confusion from the g.o.p., an imbolden president. it includes expanded broadband access and two years of free community college. and we re