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a pan of global finance experts discuss the impact of china s currency and emerging markets specifically in the latin american region. the olympic council hosted this event. it is about 90 minutes. good morning, everybody. i am chair of the anti-council and we are indeed delighted in grateful to have you all with us. thank you for being here today to discuss the topic that has the former u.s. ambassador to china is very near and dear to my heart. and that is shining and it s exhausting global role. we are delighted to be able to unveil the latin america centers latest report titled a globalized will reshape latin america. dieter schecter here and we re grateful for his leadership among many others on his team. thanks enormously to our generous partners at hsbc represented here today by their chairman of global banking for the america and atlanta council board member jerry meadow. jerry has become a great friend over the years and i am absolutely delighted that our ....
sabbath rules. - dr. latham, i understand i should have consulted you before recommending surgery, but i d developed a rapport with mrs. simon, and i thought since you observe the sabbath - pikuach nefesh. a man s life always takes precedence. so you plan on opening up the heart, tying off the bifurcated branch, and closing everything back up in 30 minutes? - mm-hmm. - if you don t over-sew the connection, he could develop a deadly pseudoaneurysm. that might take an even experienced surgeon an hour. - pardon me, dr. rhodes. the patient s temp is down to 32 degrees. - thank you, leah. - you realize that by waiting as long as you did to call me, you ve given us no other surgical option. - i can make it in time. i ve done surgeries equally as challenging before. - while assisting dr. downey. - yes. - in the cockpit, a copilot s seat is right next to the captain s, but the view out of the window is surprisingly different. - our our bodies are complicated. -our brains say o ....
hurricane force winds snapped trees and destroyed the side of boat house at a marina in smyrna. (pipe 1 11:48:00)all over the state debris littered streets.in jacksonville, huge waves crashed ashore.officials are worried matthew s storm surge could cause major flooding in low lying areas along the saint johns river. river.on top of those winds, the storm surge is going to be significant. 10 feet plus waves. waves.the governor is expected to tour some of the damage today from this widespread and powerful storm. in south with holdouts to leave. is nothing safe about what is getting ready to happen. officials say more than half a million people are without power in florida. (show transformer on ground pipe 5 10:12)marlie hall, cbs news, orlando. 3 yesterday on the news at four we spoke to my former co-anchor sachelle saunders reporting in daytona beach as she prepared for the hurricane to hit. and last night she was reporting from the thick of it. against the wall as the ....
throughout the south. a similar thing happened in south africa. this is the contrast of america now because at a time when our politics have hardly ever been more divided than they are now a more morbid story between people of different beliefs. there is still that laid out there in the darkness that people like john lewis are carrying on. you talk about reconciliation. george wallace before he died when i may reconciliation tour and made a strong pitch at trying to reform his life, particularly by going back to african-american pastors in saying help me fix what i ve done. that s right good on that note of hope by thank you very much once again. the book is wonderful. it is a great collection of memories, but there stories, but their stories back in missile guidance and maybe reassurance this election season. thank you very much. i hope so, clarence. it was fun. thank you very much. host: you are watching booktv on c-span two appear this is television for serio ....
those protestants of 19th century were important in the formation of the republican party then ended the 20th-century they were the important constituencies of the reagan and bush presidency. said there is the affinity with that background with the republican party. the people of dutch or german descent may at one time may have been part so-so that has worn away as americanized as they were. there is the strong with some was between evangelicals and ethnics. ethnicity or scottish but you can look at it that way to see that politically as well. who were the leading evangelicals and american society today? like rick warren at saddleback church or cholos dean who is popular i don t follow him. but they would be people who are not very political. with the democratic nominee. at the obama inauguration 2008 he has not bed joel has had no political footprint as far as i have followed by jerry falwell senior was very important event to make it onto the cover of time ....