from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: you have held as many if you have held few have held as many high-level positions in the foreign service as bill burns. he was deputy secretary of state from 2011 to 2014. prior to that, he was undersecretary of political affairs and was u.s. ambassador to both russia and jordan. he holds the highest rank of the foreign service of career ambassador and is the second serving diplomat in history to become deputy secretary. he retired last year and is president of the carnegie endowment for international peace. i am pleased to have him at this table for the first time. it is great to have you. based on everything you know and as you see the world today, tell me what the threats are that you consider the most serious and immediate. bill: isil gets a lot of attention and is an important challenge for the united date and our coalition partners to focus on. there are a lot with aggression in the ukraine and
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. we have been using mri machines for the last 10-20 years to try to look at brain function. what i do is look at how different parts of the brain work together to produce behavior. how does the brain work together? explored our magnificent human brain through to series. together manyt researchers on brain science. james gorman writes in today s new york times about the teams worked to develop the first interactive wiring diagram of the living, human brain. his data could help us answer this important question, how do differences in brain wiring relate to differences in our behaviors, our thoughts, emotions, and experiences? of a five-year effort supported by the national institutes of health. of course with me on this journey to help understand this research and its potential impact is eric kandel. i m pleased with great excitement i read this this morning and then called him up. it s like we are back in the saddle
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. we have been using mri machines for the last 10-20 years to try to look at brain function. what i do is look at how different parts of the brain work together to produce behavior. how does the brain work together? we have explored our magnificent human brain through two series. we have brought together many researchers on brain science. james gorman writes in today s new york times about the teams work to develop the first interactive wiring diagram of the living, human brain. his data could help us answer this important question, how do differences in brain wiring relate to differences in our behaviors, our thoughts, emotions, and experiences? it is part of a five-year effort supported by the national institutes of health. of course with me on this journey to help understand this research and its potential impact is eric kandel. i m pleased with great excitement i read this this morning and then called him up
it. and you hear the shape and the musicality and it s it s a ridiculous thing about the cinema but it s more interesting than the faces. i ve known lots of people who it s just listening. and you can hear when it s right. rose: we conclude with alexis ohanian, the co-founder of reddit. his new book is called without their permission. and while the internet and this technology is not a magic wand, what it does enable is you or toy say to someone with a straight face if you have an internet connection and a laptop you can build something from a little apartment that eight years later can have more traffic than the new york times. in the case of reddit. rose: brine science, stephen fears are and social media when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. we ve been using mepl rye machines for the last ten to 20 years to try to look at brain function and brain connectivity. i look at how the
it. and you hear the shape and the musicality and it s it s a ridiculous thing about the cinema but it s more interesting than the faces. i ve known lots of people who it s just listening. and you can hear when it s right. rose: we conclude with alexis ohanian, the co-founder of reddit. his new book is called without their permission. and while the internet and this technology is not a magic wand, what it does enable is you or toy say to someone with a straight face if you have an internet connection and a laptop you can build something from a little apartment that eight years later can have more traffic than the new york times. in the case of reddit. rose: brine science, stephen fears are and social media when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. we ve been using mepl rye machines for the last ten to 20 years to try to look at brain function and brain connectivity. i look at how the