h next. >>unding for charlie rose was provided by the following>> captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. is here, widely considered one of the top golf instructors in the world if not the best. golf die guest has named him the best golf teacher in america for 12 straight years from golf digest. his students are some of today's brightest stars including phil mickelson, earnie els, from 1993 to 2004 he coached tiger woods, woods won eight grand slam events during that period. he shares the lessons of a lifetime in butch harmon about golf. this is a dvd part of this in which he talks about what he has learned, introduces you to the players he has coached and at the same time gives you a sense of the game. so for all those reasons and his re-- remarkable experience i'm pleased to have him here for the first time. >> pleasure to be here. >> rose: i want to us look at this book. this is called the pro, lessons about golf and life from my father claude harmon senior. what did he teach. >> you know, i think pretty much everything i know ab

h created. to sort it out fox business network charlie gasperino and diane macedo. let's work through the numbers. it is real confusing to people when they hear these numbers. 8.2 is the unemployment number. but the unemployment plus under employment is 14.8. and invl terry part-time workers are another 8 million people. when we talk about the whole idea of the numbers, let me begin with you. what can we really interpret about 4.3 million jobs? that's not a net increase of jobs, is it? >> that's the thing. this 4.3 million number comes only if you look back as far as 2010 when the market bottoms out. that's not necessarily the president's full term. if you look at his full therm it ignores 2009. he created 55,000 jobs which is not a big number which is why he doesn't use it. also why the unemployment rate is actually higher than it was when he took office. the other thing people have to keep in mind most economists agree you need 125,000 jobs a month to keep up with population growth. more than 1 and a half million dollar jobs a year. when he is touting these number

h. kaplan. >> rose: welcome to our program, tonight a special edition, the charlie rose brain series year two. in our 8th episode we consider parkinson's disease and huntington's disease. >> this is a profound insight which allows us to think that there may be a unifying theme connecting these disorders, and perhaps allowing us to get a completely new therapeutic approach to this. that if we could solve any one of them in a fundamental way we would revolutionize neurology. >> rose: episode 8 the charlie rose brain series 2, underwritten by the simons foundation. >> the charlie rose brain series is the most exciting scientific journey of our time. understanding the brain,s series made possible by a grant from the simons foundation, their mission is to advance the frontiers of research in the basic sciences and mathematics. >> funding for charl ree-- charliest rose was provided by the following: >> rose: additional funding provided by these funders: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: tonight we continue our exploration in

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