o. wilson back at this table. >> thank you so much. >> the booked is called the social conquest of earth, which means what? >> well, it means that those creatures on earth who reach a very high level of social organization -- >> rose: that would be us? >> that's us, right, among the big animals, and the social insects and a lot of other small creatures that reach very high levels of social organization. >> rose: that would be ants. >> ants, termites and a few others, that became highly social. pretty well have taken over the earth. >> rose: by highly social means simply the gas to live together in groups? >> it means living together in groups. we use a special term, u social, eu, which means, good or solid or secure, and we say that word for the societies in which there is a lot of cooperation, and some division of labor so that a few individuals live longer, and reproduce more than the others as part of the social organization, and that is what the ants and bees, wasps and humans and a couple of other mammals do. and that is very interesting phenomenon. because it raises a question, if

o. wilson, e o. wilson of harvard. one of my favorites. >> rose: i am pleased to have dr. eric kandel back at this table where he comes frequently, welcome. >> nice of you to have me here. >> rose: the age of insight, why call it the age of insight? >> in the 1900 was a very special period, at the end of the 1900s in which our view of human kind was altered. before that, there was a view of human beings as being essentially rational creatures, specially created by god, this is the view of the enlightenment, it would be different from all other animal species, and then darwin came along and documented how we evolved from simple ancestors, and made us realize that there is a continuity in evolution, and the viennese extended this to pointing out that the human mind is also complicated and not completely rational. there are many irrational components and the idea of an important aspect of the mind being unconscious mental processes, instincts that control our behavior emerged in 1900, and emerged from several different influences that i tried to describe here. >> rose: just a

o. wilson which is basically how our species came to rely on social interaction, emotion, teenane w une eot a nd bdd of the social networks we have and how far back that goes and it's a really interesting book to be reading at the same time you're reading about the keedhnn mueti amoonal intelligence needed in the field of politics and reading people and all of this, and this is something that our species has been evolvingith for a long, long time now, and then the time dill "heartfulness," and the father is not originator, but someone who really started to promote centeri preyer, christian basededion. hero luthe rt oviso meditation connected to your religion and h that really deepens our connection to god and everything else, and he wrote this book, which is based on conversations that he h, an'sut butne christian meditation. we have a wide range of reading material this summer. >>> for more information on this and other summer reading lists, visit booktv.org. >>here aookthe fealapngunhe country.

woodrow wilson has 43% of the popular vote that year. ink ls en o p 19hawinnan don getting killed in 1908 or something like that or ki. e y s lf19 an close to winning. it is very grudging but the party comes together itheor chs s hues go d inki he t prenecd no wow onorthas putting together a scenario where in case he lost he was cry tandheesorus id cue rwyoav tt until bls the congressional race in 1918 and you don't have to be a weatherman to know which way the dslong >>osepcaacnd --rentro ad. lican would tea are have been the nominee? >> guest: not onlphic ilo isterhat i a dies right on schedule. he is hurt vermuch byhe h is s in wldar an anesrn e a book about the are and the war lovers. taveis willing to die himself hh al bad. if he is in he wins. >> you write abouterbert er. eamari bot grhulucore stngma o odw wilson, energy of theodore roosevelt for the amiability of warren harding or the grinning charm of frali my it y est utete cos really has this remarkable career of achievement and aris i azisty. on boyrom iwh cl and his parents died with a d

o. wilson which is basically how our species came to really rely on social interaction, emotional intelligence the way we communicate with each other, kind of build kind of the social networks that we have and how far back that goes. and that's a really interesting book to be reading. at the same time you're reading about the kennedy-johnson interaction. because there's so much perception and emotional intelligence that is needed in the field of politics, we'd and people and all this, this is something our species has been evolving with for a long, long time now. and then the final book is a father thomas keating called "heartfulness," and father keating is not originated but someone who really started to promote centering prayer which is a christian-based meditation decays a benedictine monk, and really has wrote a lot about the importance of having some meditation connected to your religion and how that really depends our connection to god and everything else. he wrote this book which is based on some conversations that he had the it's called "heartfulness" and it's a beautiful book about th

when a secretary gs to j da a h t o is mor williams -- wilson's son-in-law gets implicated in a very unfair w tdes hihaes so as ioth oslecot ross perot's legacy. >> guest: the ideologyot honwhe ienal b oerwise i think not. he did talk about things we are still talking abo. talking aboutefitanade imlanc a ls macng gntkioulkabis o creating a partor movement based on hi >> host: for the past 3 hours w btng wda ru se cou 1995. wild century saw the in 97. theife mn ri in 2003. major league came out in 200 baseball's canadianmeri hk couatearn pren 20asn bti out, "1920: the year of the 6 presidents". 1960 -- "1960, lbj vs. jfk vs. nixon: the epic campaign that rged pde camout in08 hi recent, "1948: harry truman's improbable victory and the year that transformed america". he added "silent cal's almanac". mr. pietrua, thank y for being on booktv. thank you for joining us. okonesill wrap he. >> visit booktv.org to watch any

o's trail 2-1....move to the 8th...2 on and 2 outs for mark reynolds...soft liner to center...drops in for a base hit...matt wieters and wilsonit score to gives the o's the lead...they win the final 2 games of the series to split it...4-3 final. he hasn't won a majorrin four years...and he's just 4 shy of jack's record number of 18... but tiger woods is the favorite heading into day one of the open championship. championship.tiger in contention... but everyone's behind adam scott... tiger knows his caddy stevie williams well... it's his ex.. scott on 7...with the long putter...for birdie...sinks it...moves to 2-under....from the tee on 12...it's a par 3... a few feet from the pin...he birdied and has the lead at 6- under...tiger 3 shots back... it's the first time scott has ever lead after the first round of a major... andrew luck signs his rookie contract...plus a long-time enemy of the ravens calls it a career...coming up at 10-50 and 11-30 on sports unlimited. --toss to emily-- emily-- 3 3 3 one texas man... is... putting... ábikinisá on the map... // //doug guller,... founder... of... texas restaurant ... ábikinis... bar

o's trail 2-1....move to the 8th...2 on and 2 outs for mark reynolds...soft liner to center...drops in for a base hit...matt wieters and wilsonives the o's the lead...they win the final 2 games of the series to split it...4-3 final. one day after ed reed said he's playing in 20-12...he makes a big move towards his pr. promise.the ravens tweeted reed was at the castle today working out.reed ran sprints and drills.if reed reports wednesday for training camp... it marks the start of his 11th season.and last year under contract for the ravens. one day after the skins signed r-g-3...the colts signed the number one overall pick... andrew luck..luck inked a 4- year... 22-point-1 million dollar deal... all guaranteed. it also includes a signing bonus over 14 million..the peyton manning replacement era has official begun.luck threw for 35 touchdowns last season at stanford. video of the day...cubs- marlins....top of the 2nd... hanley ramirez fouls it back... look where the ball ends p... right in a beer....guy knocks the ball off his lady friend's forehead.bankshot into the cup. that's it for sports unlimited...i'm morgan adsit... tha

o's needing pitching. maybe he's teh answer? c.j. wilson is the opponent tonight. mostly the usual suspects for the finals. federer and djokovic, the reigning champ. federer newaar court -- the easy win for feerer to take the 3rd. the king of grass. federer goes for grandslam title on sunday. andy murray wants to be the first brit to reach the finals for the first time in a while. agony. only lasted a few minutes. back at the net, a great diving effort. a semi-finalist is finally a finalist, facing federer. a terrible reminder how dangerous riding horses can be. in alameda county, california, the rider never recovered from his injuries. he was 33. one more check of the forecast6? >> it's no secret we're in a dangerous heat wave. how saturday's sweltering sun could effect a major weekend events. a new law in place at the the her with the drowning of a 5- year-old boy in a country club pool. that >> said you were lucky to have air-conditioning, stepping outside feels good for the first four or five seconds. >> tomorrow, 103 degrees. the record is 101. we will be brea

o's hitters will face lefty cj wilson. he beat them last week. first pitch, 10:05 our time. the game on masn 2. >>> injuries have been a challenge for the o's in the first half of the season. and looks like, though, they've avoided another injury. even though it looked bad for mark reynolds, when he was struck by a pitch on his right- hand last night. reynolds, clearly in pain. but no serious damage done. in fact, he is back in the starting lineup. chris davis remains out of the lineup. he's dealing with pain in his upper back. tennis star, serena williams, in for a busy day tomorrow. she's going to play for two titles in one day at wimbledon. first, the singles championship. then she will team up with her sister venus, to play for the doubles title. the men's championship is set. today's semis, set up a meeting of the two best. roger federer got the best of nocovich. federer will now face britain's andy murray. federer has 16 grand slam titles in his career. >>> the university of maryland football team goes global. he was a kicker and punter from australia, who has played so

the o's were put on the map early on until wilson hit his first homer stealing the victory for the birds 4-3. >> orbing's on a -- o's on a huge winning streak. everybody was ringing their hands before the all star break when we dropped 7, 8, 9 in a row. they just got five of them back. it's a game of numbers. they continue moving forward. thises one of the bet -- this is one of the better stories of the year. >> reporter: one of the great baseball stories of the year. the yankees have dropped four in a row, they got swept in oakland. >> it sucks to be them. >> reporter: or iels are now 6 games back. they put some space between themselves and tampa. tampa is coming into baltimore this week. if the oriels can cut the margin down we go to yankees stadium next week. >> if we can go 500 ball between tampa and the yankees we are sitting fat. this is a good thing. >> reporter: it really is. buck show walter, manager of the year. >> i would think so right now. yeah. it's 71 right now, 3 degrees warmer than this time yesterday morning. watch for showers, thunderstorms later on this afternoon. wha

of treasurery, he is the secretary, but now he is family, and he can't make the move unless wilson gets out ohe way, and wilson never gets out of the way. which blocks it for him. and so you get this dead lock at the convention between him, another cabinet member, abe mitchellle -- mitchell palmer, is not shy about announcing his candidacy but no one wants him. so it goes to james m. cox of ohio, sort of a dark horse. sneaks in when there's a deadlock because there's a lot of deadlocks for the democrats of the era, and does not do well, cannot swim against the. >> host: what was woodrow wilson's reputation that with the american people. >> guest: pretty awful. on all ends of the political. spectrum. the stand-pat republicans or democrats had not been in favor of him, but the progressives, people progressives, the liberals, had been turned against him, i think because of the repressiveness of the war. you take a look at the statement by eugene v. debs, the socialist party candidate for president that year and several years before that, who was in the atlanta penitentiary for violation of the e

o's trail 2-1....move to the 8th...2 on and 2 outs for mark reynolds...soft liner to center...drops in for a base hit...matt wieters and wilson.they win the final 2 games of the series to split it...4-3 final. he hasn't won a major in four years...and he's just 4 shy of jack's record number of 18... but tiger woods is the favorite heading into day one of the open championship. championship.tiger hanging near the top of the leaderboard... but everyone's behind adam scott... tiger knows his caddy stevie williams well... it's his ex.. scott on 7...using the long putter...for birdie...sinks it...moves to 2-under....from the tee on 12...par 3...a few feet from the pin...he birdied and has the lead at 6-under... tiger 3 shots back...it's the first time scott has ever lead after the first round of a major... ed reed shows up at the ravens facility...plus andrew luck signs his rookie deal... coming up at 11-30 on the late edition... next on fox45 news at ten the surprising amount of money some people are paying...for tickets to the opening... for the batman movie... ...and coming up in just 5 minutes on the late edition... edition...

wilson, thkou fo joings y, ee >>nk. epntmiami, where trayvon is from in sanford. thank you. thank you, chairmandurbin nkbeha ser bntndth mes o cote i k nvg testify today on the issue of racial profiling. last week after 45 days, an arrest was finally made in tieaf motu ayr vos a17ar b wagme from a store. he was unarmed and simply walking with skittles and iced tea. went skiing in wr eb rg emm sotan br a orflarnna unsif miami. a middle class family, but that didn't matter. he was still profiled. followed, csed, and er. chaapd inatl ntanll dinis axt pl rl il his murder affected me persally and it broke my heart again. i have buried so many young black boys it is extremely mang mn no horialarho to drive, i baugought him a cell phone because i knew he would be profiled and he was. he is still fearful of law enforcement and at ty might don hevi i hrgron 1, a ar. peaolhis issue before they receive a driver's license. i pray for them even now. they're the real tension between blbo aece n rcd, . if woyerty sc ask de yve b al profiled? everyone will raise their hand. boysnd girls. they've been followed as they shop in stores. they've

ravens insider aaron wilson of the carroll county times joins us in studio to talk about bryant mckinnie's absence from camp so far... far... 3 wei-yin chen was masterful for the o'sut records he set against the a's.. a's... ray lewis talks about getting past last season's loss to new england...why he says if he were joe flacco he'd have "crazy swagger".... swagger".... and brian roberts makes a decision on his future...find out when you'll see b-rob on the field...sports unlimited starts after this... a

just on the homeland security comittee and the house, but on h an o untinued your interest in homeland and national security at the wilson center. our committee over the past decade has hd a variety of polevlbiesh tryto ihigt c has, and how we should respond to them. in your testimony you pointed out that dhs has evolved, and so have our nmes one of h remhti beeve dhs has is the going out what is the greatest threat and what resources should be dect, my going to the threts. cargo container coming into ou seaports? is it an act of bioterrorism? is it cargo security? is it homegrown erri h th g dofro, youti m add your is it a cyberattack? if you were secretary of the department, what would be your priority? demechfosobelie t be? >> that's a very hard question, and my first answer is it shouldt just be the department's responsibility. it's a governmentwide responsibility. have coordinated our of oe ctfagncieun t t your question has to come from there, dhs has a role but not an exclusive role. noin the prevention busess, is rtaiy ebr mufond the consequence management business. so i think we have to keep in mind that our enem

>> i might stand from the here because i'm going o to be referring uncharacteristically to some slides. but i want to thank andrew and the wilson center, the council of state governments for this opportunity and also to acknowledge my colleagues from dhs who are here, admiral midget, military counsel to the secretary, lou alvarez, the deputy assistant secretary. brian albert and ben from cbp and dhs, and john and jonna, i'm glad you could make it. so the panel will focus on this extraordinary economic relationship that has developed and the social relationship that has developed between mexico and the united states long rooted in history. but if you pull out any report, you start to see some astounding figures with regard to the economy. erik lee and chris wilson published a working paper that points out for the first time that in 2011 the imports and exports between mexico and the united states in merchandise and services actually hit the half a trillion dollar mark. half a trillion dollars a year in terms of imports and exports. since nafta in 1992 trade between mexico and the united states, 70% of which is carried by truck,

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