dr. doolittle, treasure island. he was blocked from working there.istorical fact which yip himself says -- broadway and the american theater in new york city was the only place where an artist could stand up and say whatever he wanted, provided he got the money to put the show on. so, for finian's rainbow, they had to have 25 auditions, because they said it was a commie red thing. and finally, they got the money up, and they put the show up. but by that time, yip was blacklisted. and his next show was jamaica with lena horne, with an all-black cast. one other thing, in terms of yip's drive for race or ethnic equality, and that is that finian's rainbow in 1947 was the first show on broadway where the chorus line consisted of blacks and whites who danced with each other, and the chorus was an integrated affair. amy goodman: what happened to him during the mccarthy era? ernie harburg: well, he could not work on any major film that they wanted him to work on from the major studios in hollywood. the setup was that roy brewer, who was the head of the iatse

dr. doolittle film, there was a push me pull you ccreature. that animal didn't know which way it was going, both ends wanted to go in one direction or the other. that's the challenge for the chinese. they have injected $70 billion into the market to create liquidity this month at the same time as other parts of the regulatory system are trying to suck liquidity out of parts of the market they don't want to encourage like speculation in the housing market very difficult to reconcile those two ends of the story even as you try to manage growth at 6.5% >> geoff, thank you very much for that and analysis. you're now off to your well deserved, hard-earned weekend. you're free. >> a few more things to do in the office, not far away >> thank you very much >>> staying with china, china's trade with north korea fell in october. the latest sign that tough u.n. sanctions against pyongyang are having an impact overall trade fell to 3$335 million, the weakest level since february as imports sank to their lowest level in years. >>> the north korean soldier

dr. doolittle. >> no, we have doctor temple, welcome to the show. >> great to be here. >> so what did you-- you got a bachelors degree in psychology what, masters in animal science. animalniversity ofs, today i'm professor every animal science at colorado stateversity. and i've worked with the cattle industry for many, many years. >> you've done okay. >> yes, and i've been signing a lot of equipment and work done major del concrete cattle handling systems. >> yes. when you could have ended up in some kind of an institution back in the day. >> autism, from einstein, to thomas edison, socially awkward but good at specialized thing to somebody that never learns w to talk mayoran't dre themselves. big, big, big spectrum. i worked with all kinds of millwrights, out on these project, with major meat companies, really smart guys, dyslexic maybe bit autistic, what saved them skilled trade class, the wore things skiles have done is take out art theater, skilled trades, and these are all good jobs that aren't going to get replaced by computers? we've done. that will we talked about that. just did a