welcome back, welcome back. i hope you are enjoying the opportunity for dialogue among each other about how you are part of the story of the progress we ve made in the future we can still achieve. we are delighted to have a third panel in order to introduce the panel, it s my pleasure to introduce someone to you who if anybodyso noticed, the sidebar that just occurred when she shoot me up here on the stage and said you re on, you realize in many ways is kind of my boss. [laughter] doctor ellen segal has an amazing history, she has a page in russian history as i remember. why should someone who chose a career now coming up on the stage as founder and cochair as friends cancer research. a story many of us share in the cancer impacted her life. it impacted her sister and her family in a way that she understood the tragedy of cancer and chose to be able to make a different. she s played numerous roles i can even begin to remember to account. service on the national cancer advis
a dozen in this market. romaine: we did have second-tier companies rallying on legitimate news. earningselatively good from ralph lauren. that was the stock of the hour last hour. there are some positive signals. scarlet: it feels like the market just wants to go higher for go higher. let s check in with our reporters. glass half-full at least today, copper. copper had been down about two weeks in a row. in 14s the first update or 15 sessions. downtrend has been caused by the kovar virus the coronavirus fears. resources theural largest from karen from china and the coronavirus eats into that. copper is still down sharply. down 11%. we had the dow transports down 4.4%. 500 downave the s&p about 1%. we may have a rally on the day but the buyers have to be convinced that more work has to be done to the upside to wipe out those losses for copper but also for the s&p 500 stocks. taylor: i am looking at earnings that will cross the bell any moment. streaming numbers, not only
she was your friend. you were my friend. more than that. you butchered agents in cairo. that was years, wasn t it? charlie: the show has become a prescient commentary on our time. mandy patinkin traveled to greece to assist a refugee to assist refugees arriving from syria. im please to have him at this table. pleased to have them at this table. we will talk about homeland, but tell me about greece. why did you decide to go there? season onwrapped the friday night and i was on the first plane to greece in the morning. charlie: why? mandy: i live in a fictional , a fictional hell, a mirror of the world we are living in, and i needed to connect with the real world. was was as real as i knew happening anywhere on the planet, and i wanted to help. i wanted to be with families and do whatever i could for them. hold some children. just help them along in their journey. i knew immediately when i saw what was happening that these numbers would take place and that this was my f
those butchered agents in cairo. wasn t it?urs too, charlie: the show has become a prescient commentary on our times. mandy patinkin traveled to greece to assist refugees arriving from syria. i am pleased to welcome back to this table. welcome, sir. about homeland, but tell me about greece. why did you decide to go there? mandy: i wanted to go there, but my schedule would not allow it. literally we wrapped the season , on friday night and i was on , the first plane to greece in the morning. charlie: why? in the show homeland, it is in a fictional world, a fictional hell, a mirror of the world we are living in, and i needed to connect with the real world. this was as real as i knew was happening anywhere on the planet, and i wanted to help. i wanted to be with families and walk with them do whatever i , could for them. hold some children. just help them along in their journey. because i knew immediately when i saw what was happening that these numbers would take place ,
what drives a person to participate in these actions of horrific violence. if we want to just call them crazy, that s fine. i think there is a certain level of insanity there. but if you don t have a complex understanding of human nature, you can t take into account how poverty, how fear, how displacement, how the rage that comes with entitlement, these are all things that live inside all of us as human beings. but we see that we re living in a time that s fanning the fires that create the outbursts. mandy patinkin and serene jones next. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: mandy patinkin is here, is he an emmy and tony award-winning actor. you knew that he stars as saul beren request homeland. here s an excerpt. that s it? that was easy. i m not done. no? no, i guarantee you this, one thing about your life from this moment forward will