From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. This week with the ball outbreak. A second doctor in sierra leone has succumbed to the disease and the official death toll is over 1000. Yhe manufacturers of zmapp sa they have exhausted supplies of that experimental treatment. Where does the crisis go from here . Lori is an author and has won a Pulitzer Prize for her coverage of the evil outbreak of 2005. I am pleased to have her here. You are writing a piece that will go online soon. World, you do, not get it. What dont we get . Enormity,t get the the potential of this spreading to huge nations like nigeria and south africa, and that there is no magic bullet. Not going to come riding in as the great, technological america with the magic treatment, the magic cure, the magic vaccine. We might have something to years from now, but not right now. We are building up a kind of response that is so anemic, so much less than what is needed take, for example, liberia. They used to have a
Hamlet hes ever seen. As you get older, you see hamlet as the ultimate coming of age story. Weve all had the moment where the phone rings or you get the telegram or email saying dad died, the Family Business has gone bankrupt, your mothers left us, and at that moment when you think life will never be the same, and everything thats been in place to protect you wasnt there anymore, and you have to reckon with the adult world as an adult yourself, and you realize that without all of the safety nets you had before, its a scary place. Charlie we conclude this evening with a film based on the novel the giver. We have jeff bridges, Brenton Thwaites and lois lowery. I create a character where he will go on a journey, have a hard time and be changed. I hope that the reader will enter the same journey and be changed by the end of it. I think thats true of this book and the movie. Charlie the ebola crisis, hamlet and the giver when we continue. And by bloomberg. A provider of multimedia news and
Country last friday. And a Chinese Space capsule has successfully returned with the first samples of moon rock in more than a0 years. A court in paris has found 1a people guilty of links to the three islamist extremists who attacked the satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, and ajewish supermarket, nearly 6 years ago. Seventeen people were killed. The longest sentences, 30 years, were given to a close friend of one of the attackers and his former girlfriend who is believed to be in syria. Our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, has been following the case. This trial has struggled to match the scale of the events behind it. Those in the Public Gallery today better known than those in the dock. Arriving for the verdict, surviving staff from a jewish supermarket and the magazine Charlie Hebdo, the two key targets in the attacks. The harshest verdict was for ali riza polat, sentenced to 30 years for complicity in the attacks. More than a dozen others were convicted of lesser crimes. Seven
Hamlet hes ever seen. As you get older, you see hamlet as the ultimate coming of age story. Weve all had the moment where the phone rings or you get the telegram or email saying dad died, the Family Business has gone bankrupt, your mothers left us, and at that moment when you think life will never be the same, and everything thats been in place to protect you wasnt there anymore, and you have to reckon with the adult world as an adult yourself, and you realize that without all of the safety nets you had before, its a scary place. Charlie we conclude this evening with a film based on the novel the giver. We have jeff bridges, Brenton Thwaites and lois lowery. I create a character where he will go on a journey, have a hard time and be changed. I hope that the reader will enter the same journey and be changed by the end of it. I think thats true of this book and the movie. Charlie the ebola crisis, hamlet and the giver when we continue. And by bloomberg. A provider of multimedia news and
Macstpwh et. I think so, yeah. Rose youve been hamlet. Ive been hamlet. And i think the interesting thing about a new interpretation or a new reimagining, if you will, is that each generation, theres Different Things going nonthat generation that reflect whats going on, each person that comes to it brings their own experience and i think thats why they are great plays and why they keep being able to be done and done and done. Rose it can be adapted to any age. Yeah. Rose all about shakespeare, next. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Out, out, brief candle. Life is but a walking shadow. A poor player that struts and frets an hour upon the stage and then is heard no more. It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. Rose so why why this . Why . laughs thats the question im always asking myself, too. Rose its not easy. Its not. Its very, very its the most intense thing ive ever done. Rose the