motor company chair in global business management at ohio state university and in beijing we cross to doris nesbitt she's the director of the nesbitt china institute all right folks you have difference a points of view on this and i want you to show my viewers ok but first marcia people say that china is set to save the world i don't know about that but there is little doubt that over the last decade asia and china specifically has been steadily moving to the fore of the global economy and in the wake of the two thousand and eight credit crunch which shattered the western parts and triggered europe's own sovereign debt crisis experts say china's role and power in global affairs is more palpable than ever growing economic might is reflected in the some talk over beijing's capacity to contribute to the hero zones bailout fund the decision has not been finalized the european leaders and they i.m.f. have all welcomed the prospect of an investment which could arrange the truth fifty and a hundred billion dollars. i believe a prompt resolution for european debt is very important first ability to

want to see the west continue to harm itself and doris you want to jump in there go right ahead. yes i was just going to say who sets the measure i mean who decides what's good and bad behavior you know i think we're at a point where the west has to think of all who decides what's good and bad are we really in the procession given all the problems we have to just talk top down to china and say what we decide this court and what we think is good and what you would do is i think that the approach works much more would be what can we do to canada to solve the problems ok greg you want to reply to that do you think that the who decides to measure very good question you know well you know the. moral equivalency arguments really interesting until you come to face somebody who is truly evil we went through this whole same argument in the 1930's don't criticize the germans a lot of american tubby's whatever their set up business and said it's not our position if you're rich when you're creating that board you're equating china of today to nazi germany of the one nine hundred thirty s. .

presidential historian doris kearns goodwin.ve editor of random house jon meacham and presidential historian michael beschloss. welcome everybody. hope you had a good thanksgiving. the great thing about thanksgiving is you get everybody around the table, and unless you talk about food, you might get into politics and the big issues that were discussed. let's get into it. this race is getting very, very interesting. we mentioned it all morning, the "union-leader" of new hampshire endorsing newt gingrich in new hampshire. america's at i crucial crossroads. we're in a critical need of innovative forward-looking strategy and positive leadership that gingrich has shown he's capable of providing. deso with the contract with america. he did it in bringing in the first republican house in 40 years, and balanced budgets, and even a surplus despite the political challenge of dealing with a democratic president. a lot of candidates say they're going to improve washington. newt gingrich has actually done that and in this race he offers the

doris got a life sentence. yvette condemned to die.bout her first day on death row. >> i begin to hear insults. i first got in and begin to hear people talk about. oh, she got death. oh, she is going to die for the crimes she committed. >> even though they were housed at the same prison the women were prohibited from seeing one another. but occasionally doris would catch a fleeting glimpse of yvette. >> i would go by the chapel and see my sister she would be in the window. i would walk by with a group of ladies. and everybody was saying, doris there is your sister. i said god there she is. i wish she was out here. you know? i hated to go by there just to see her. it would hurt my heart. and i would ache. >> after six years, yvette's punishment was reduced to life, and she could leave death row and see doris. >> i was so excited. we were crying, kissing and hugging it was like a great reunion. i started crying. i got emotional. and i just begin to praise god. yeah. >> though they can see each other on the yard. prison officials won't le

doris day. organizational consultant eileen mcdargh. plastic surgeon dr. howard langstein from the university of rochester medical center. psychologist dr. vivian diller. and "second opinion" primary care physician extraordinaire, dr. lisa harris. welcome back, lisa. >> thank you, peter. >> let's get to work. we're going to talk about marge today. we meet her in her primary care physician's office. marge is 55 years old. she's a top executive in a very successful software design company. and she's in relatively good physical health. the chart notes that she has some hypertension, some hypothyroidism -- her thyroid is too low -- and hyperlipidemia. her fat in her blood is a bit too high. it's all controlled with medication, says the chart, and marge is a long-time patient in her pcp's office. they've developed a close relationship. now, during this visit, marge says, a bit hesitantly, she's considering having "some work" done. all right, lisa, what does that mean? >> well, after i take the gasp, i'd like to know, what do you mean by, "some work"? >> what do

. >> mine is doris day. >> doris day. >> you beat. >> she live in carmel and they get abc 7 down there. >> i grew next door to her in cincinnati. >> you did. >> give her a shout out. >> doris, we love you do, do. >> he's on a first nickname. >> dodo. dodo? you have been going on about george and -- >> who posted o ever posted on facebook. we have in our marriage the list. and i tell my husband, the it it ever happening slim to none that i will run into george clooney or patrick dempsey or hugh jackman. but if the stars and moon align, i get a hall pass. >> really. >> i get a hall pass. i will stay married but i have a hall pass. >> who does he get a hall pass for? >> we don't talk about that. you know better than that. >> joining us tomorrow with david allen greer . on friday martha stewart is stopping by for a visit. stay tuned for the news at four, be safe and have a great evening, bye-bye. evening, bye-bye. >> bye bye, guys. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah,

doris kearns goodwin is one of our friends at the "today" show. you did so much homework. >> not one of those wild, wacky imagination stories of yours. >> doris kicks. she's great. >> she doesn't seem like the genius she is, she's fun. >> she is right down to earth. she is a lot of fun. she and her husband dick goodwin back in the kennedy days, doris was an lbj, a johnson aide, and dick goodwin was a kennedy guy. i asked them if they put their heads together and say, if he lived what would you think would have happened? i got interesting answers about that. >> what made you decide to do this kind of book, period? we know you for the creepy, scary stuff you do. what made you step out of your comfort zone? >> there are a lot of things. one thing is when you step outside your comfort zone, you have to stand up and really put in an effort. i really wanted to do that. this book was not phoned in. there is a lot of research. i'm kind of a '50s, '60s guy. i like the music. >> what music? >> a lot of the early rock and roll. >> everly brothers? >> i thoug

i feel we are capable of coverihelping just about anyoneo walks through gone doris. -- walks through the doors. we have been continuing to work on a database that will report on cases and also to create electronic notices on the board's decisions. gooi am hoping to have been bacd up and available to the public. moving on to the budget, the board did face another challenging year. wheat ended with a deficit in -- we ended with the deficit. we did generate a surplus in our filing fees, but that is a small portion of the budget, and while a 6% revenue shortfall is not wonderful news, it is an improvement over prior years. i hope we continue to move in this direction and find the ability to generate revenue and this year and going forward. it was pretty clear early on we needed to take some measures to reduce expenditures. we cut salary. we also were able to reduce some costs of processing of appeals, and we were also able to increase utilization of the work order. the board reduced expenditures by 13%. the current budget, we generated just over 30% of projected revenues so far. it is st

the statement from the family says 92-year-old dorie rodham died just after midnight surrounded by her family at a hospital in washington, d.c. this week, secretary clinton cancelled a planned trip to london an istanbul to be at her mother's side. dorothy rodham made occasional appearances with her daughter during her 2008 campaign run. >>> concerned residents from benicia went to -- from benicia went to a march and rally to save two state parks. they are on the list of 70 parks that could be closed next year. before leaving this morring, the benicia group caulked about why this is so important. >> this is really gonna hurt us economically within our visitor draw or residents that you -- that use the state park. so it's really important that the state understands how this impact is gonna affect business. protesters will deliver petitions to the governor's office and attend an assembly hearing on the proposed park closures. >> the san francisco board of supervisors is scheduled to decide whether to regulate nudity. the supervisor introduced legislation and it would ban naked people from

i have to go to dory. >> for me to drop those couple of balls and have that mess up his rhythm, thathe most frustrating part to me. just kind of letting him down. my teammates, but specifically him. for him to keep coming back to me it meant a lot. >> he knew that smith -- combined for 3 touchdowns. they are half way through the schedule, the ravens record now 6-2 as they head west to seattle next. you can see the kick off sunday at 4:00. >>> news from the boxing world, heavyweight champion joe frazer has died just weeks after he was diagnosed with liver cancer. joe frazer was 67 years old. >>> and finally basketball legend watching -- take on william and mary. st. john's has a transfer whose name is god's gift, he delivers. st. john's a 74-69 winner. >>> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> every time a bell rings a victoria secret's model gets her dream. this year 31 models will be presented with the coveted wings. you can see on november 29th who it is. >> it's good it's not closer to christmas or that may be upsetting. >>> one texas couple got married tired and sweaty. that's because the

. >> reporter: dorie schiefer brings her daughter to dance chance on a regular basis and says she's always thought there was something suspicious happen being at the store. >> we've seen a lot of -- happen being at the store. >> we've seen a -- happening at the store. >> we've seen a lot of kids hanging out here clearly underage smoking. >> reporter: she wasn't the only one. >> i'm extremely happy it's shut down. >> reporter: why? >> because there were kids constantly loitering, smoking cigarettes, just hanging out doing nothing. people would come by, try to get them to leave and they just didn't care. >> i'm glad they're gone and i'm not surprised. there was always a whole gang sitting out on the steps that i had to walk through, cursing or just riffraff. so i'm glad. >> reporter: the market was shut down thursday after police arrested the owner un lahr for selling synthetic marijuana also known as k2. police got a tip the owner was selling k2 out of store, so they launched an investigation. during that investigation they determined the owner was only selling the drug to teenagers and col

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50 more mentors so that we can actually have every single child in kindergarten classroom both at doris elementary school and -- read to them. if can you help, you get those people in here, please. have them cactus. you can access our website, and we'll be sure to send them additional information. >> all right. thank you so much. good luck to you with the work that are you doing with our are kids. up next here on commune dad dell vale e, some tech giants also helping our kids. stay with us. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >> an agency called full circle fund. he is also with new cycle capital. they basically make sure that -- well, you tell us. you made sure that our kids are -- have the tools they need in our community to be on the right path. >> full circle fund is community people that have a shared interest and passion in making the bay area a cleaner, better educated, more prosperous place. it's a grou

it's fish soup, tangine spinach with shrimp, baby calamari and swordfish, and the catch of day: john dory. we've sampled an amazing variety of cultural treats from horses and fairs to whitewashed hill towns, to kite surfers to a bit of jolly old england and a taste of morocco. so much variety all within a couple hours drive and a short ferry ride. that's one thing i love about traveling in this part of the world. i hope you've enjoyed our look at the place where europe and africa meet. i'm rick steves. until next time, keep on traveling. >> i'm josephine cheng, back with you as we take short break before our final episode of rick steves'iviva espaÑa!. you know, rick, these shows take me right back to spain, which i'm so fond of. but i never made it across the strait to morocco and tangier. and you make your feelings pretty clear about those organized tours of tangier. >> yeah, i don't want to be negative, but i really care for people's travel experience. and we need to understand that a lot of information that comes at us when we're planning our travels is shaped by people wanting your mo

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with the corroborated your claim dory today is that suddenly now they finally got it after a little bit of public anger that they can't discount a trillion and war savings that was supposed to be spent in the first place because we're not supposed to be an endless war as something that they really came up with . well here's the thing i feel like after reading this and saying all this accounting gimmicks are the new bailouts they're the new tactics being used to paper over a house of cards it's going to collapse and it's what people are using now you see with the budget committee you see it with wall street banks ok that's how they got their earnings this last earnings season they all use you think counting and i forget these gains these are new bailouts yeah i think so except their belts for like the u.s. government sources they don't really count also i mean it's you know nobody has any interest whatsoever in trimming military spending and i find a really ridiculous idea that just as we're not going spending in iraq and afghanistan are not responding at all i mean like we clearly have

investigators have concluded that the crew applied the brakes during a takeoff the caused a plane crash and doris lovell in september that killed forty four people and listen to what the investigative committee had to say. the investigation has shown that those pilots were trained how to operate get forty planes were very long time and then they had to switch to forty two's and according to the committee there was two planes have a very different a great because all systems which share the pilots didn't have enough time to get used to and so that could have been done by mistake another reason they're suggesting is one of the pilots was suffering from a strong neurological condition which should strongly except that once reflexes and was also under the effect of strong medication perhaps he was using that medication to treat that condition that he was successfully hiding from the aviation medical community for all this time a lot of the documents a world full thought apparently and from the conversations records from the black box during the press conference that we were listening to it was pretty

proposed to take mubarak's place they show that he was actually you know kind of endorsed by israel and doris by united states who was the kind of person that we brought the rendition torture victims to in egypt to be taken care of by egypt torture fashion and he was knocked out so even as these revolutions occurred we kept playing important role putting out documents that were relevant and timely letting the public know it was really going on it's what it really shows is how important from asia news knowing what really is happening not the fake reality of corporate media but the real reality of very low level cables these are not pentagon papers level secrets but even very low level diplomatic cables and war documents from iraq and afghanistan really shook things really shook things up significantly but i mean you know you bring a really good point there in the sense that these are low level cables these weren't the top classified documents and yet you know regards to if you want to talk that was going on again it and that sali was ok with us launching drone strikes in yemen he was just lyin