rose: we continue with a conversation of mark phillips of cbs news london. i think we re at a crisis in journalism now, not just tv journalism, and i think it s been illustrated being illustrated now in the course of the presidential election campaign here, was illustrated in the course of the brexit referendum campaign, we re applying rules that served us well of fairness and balance and letting the two sides make their arguments and presenting it in the same way we have historically covering politics in the western world. rose: and we conclude with reid hoffman, part two of a conversation about the future of technology. if someone described facebook before it existed, you would have thought it seems like an awful invasion of privacy, yet over a billion people every day using this, sharing experiences and pictures. that being said, what i think it is key is to surface the issues to pay attention to them and try to navigate the technology to get most of the benefit.
follow on the top economies and kong getting erway and call him poor call lump or we are seeing some markets losing and others gaining. the foundation day holiday and we have new zealand you want to keep the eye out on the miners. orcould see the largest iron oreducers iron we are keeping and i on the australian bonds that are plunging and we are asiang from a traitor in about positions with deutsche market wase bond closed and they have the settlement between the bank and the settlement with the bond yields. we have the asia-pacific and they chief executive with this and we will the out more with headmaster commentator. and this isput well not the end of it. banks are being investigated by you have banksnd questions over a series of embarrassing reports and theyonwealth bank ignored this and this was an a bad look. , it is something of a political will compromise. that is right and the opposition labor party has been pushing hard for a wider ranging they said it was
and i look forward to it because this is such a great story. it is super exciting. tell me about rosetta and what was it about. what did we learn from it. , incredibly exciting. people know they are these large balls of ice and rock, that he how people don t know incredible they are. they are actually time capsules. when our solar system was forming, there were these little bits left over that became, it s omets or asteroids. we have a chance to understand where we all came from. the interesting thing to me about rosetta, there was the beauty of the images that returned, but we had the chance to learn that the water in our bodies was more like asteroids and comets. charlie: am i right in that this was a 12 year flight? that is right. in 2004. was iaunch was the rosetta actually had two different touchdowns. 2014.uched down in and today, the entire spacecraft came down onto the comet. now, there are two different little spacecrafts part of the human race that are out ther
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