in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we want to talk this evening about cancer. there is new research signaling a major shift in the treatment and diagnosis of the disease breakthroughs in dna science are at the heart of this change, the emerging ability of scientists to analyze genetic material may deliver on the promise of personalized medicine. gene sequencing allows them to reach patients faster medicines suited to their condition. significant challenges remain, the approach is experimental, difficult and expensive, joining me now two scientists at the forefront of cancer research, dr. lukas wartman is an oncologist specializing in leukemia washington university school of medicine, in 2002 he was diagnosed with the very cancer he dedicated his career to studying. last fall he sure strived disease for the third time. dr. john dipersio is his physician. he has a medical school's the division of oncology and also the deputy director of the university's affiliate of the cancer center at barnes and jewish hospital. >> and gina cola a of "the new york times". >> sh

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>> rose: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with a transition plans of president-elect donald trump and we talked to david leonhardt of the "new york times." >> now i get that donald trump is not a normal candidate but i also don't think we should blythely assume oh he didn't mean those things because they seemed really bad. so i really would like to see signs from him that he is going to respect civil liberties, the rule of law, basic constitutional rights and i think it is very important for people in wosh, including republicans, primarily republicans. >> rose: we continue with james fallow a new back called china great leap backward. >> in the 45 years since china is opening under chairman mao and richard nixon thieves constant revolution with the rest of the world and any intervul you could look back five years and say certainly it's freer now than five years auto and much more than ten years ago. in the past five year that's changed. china is much more controlled than five years ago, it's much more di

. >> rose: welcome to the program. as president obama prepares to meet with president xi jinping of china we take a look at u.s. china relations with richard macgregor of "the financial times," james fall owes of the atlanta magazine and noah feldman of harvard law school. >> the u.s. and china have a much broader, i think, relationship than people realize, multiple bilateral dialogues, multiple top-level meetings. but none of them go out much further than, you know, six months to a year. you know, it's a great strategic relationship with great distrust underlying it. and i think this is a risky but necessary meeting, risky for both xi jinping and mr. obama to try and get some sort of, at least, bedrock level of understanding into the bilateral dialogue. >> i think it is important that they meet just for the fact of establishing a communications. and because as richard was saying, we all know the problems president obama has trying to increase his leeway domestically, internationally, the problems that xi jinping faces

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our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. . >> rose: jon huntsman is here, as a u.s. ambassador to china he oversees one of the world's most important bilateral relationship. china's role in the world has grown since the economic crisis of 2008. this area it surpassed japan as the world's second largest economy. china's economic power makes it assertive, some say aggressive on the world stage. at the same time its leaders are preoccupied with the challenges of its internal growth and political stability. huntsman brings a lifetime of experience with asia to the job. he was previously ambassador to singapore and deputy trade representative, fluid in mandarin and once worked as a mormon missionary in taiwan. i am pleased to have him here with me in washington. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: you speak mandarin and cantonese. >> i struggle with all the above. mandarin i use to some effect. and can get by with it pretty well. cantonese i studied for a year in college. >> rose: the chinese must like that though. >> they do because language allows one to crack the code on c

>> rose: welcome to the program. tonight, a conversation at the council on foreign relations with james clapper, the director of national intelligence. >> but it's always an action and reaction. as long as we had this dependency on the internet, we're always going to have this fundamental challenge of how to promote security in the cyber domain. >> rose: we conclude this evening with a conversation between tiger woods, phil knight of nike and myself at the new york public library. >> i'm playing at home, shooting good numbers. i'm shooting the mid 60s and things of that nature, but that's one thing i do at home, but i need to get out there and do it in a tournament setting and tournament situation. m getting to a point where i'm feeling more explosive, getting faster, balls are jumping off my cup face again, i'm starting to get confidence in my body -- >> rose: james clapper, tiger woods, phil knight, when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a prov

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