professor at the department of philosophy at the paul university and in washington we cross to william burns he's a professor at george washington university all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want there are different subpoena here and i'd like my viewers to see it if i go to home bobbie in cambridge first when the word west is used first of all do you like its usage its application and what does it mean to you. well i don't like the word west when it's used in a kind of simple polarity with something that is not the west because i think these geographical issues have really changed quite a lot but i think on the other hand one cannot ignore the fact that there are certain institutional political and financial arrangements which are very much address to the interests of what we would call your america in a very general sense and i think that's the entity there is often associated with the west whether it's called of washington consensus at some time or some other such name so i think there is a political financial entity which we associate wi

. >>> the senate foreign relations committee met today to consider the nomination of william burns to be deputy secretary of state. he would replace james steinberg who has served in the state department number two post since january, to thousand nine. mr. burns entered the foreign service in 1982, and is currently under secretary of state for political affairs. he previously served as the u.s. ambassador to russia and jordan. topics during this hearing included the military operations in libya, peace talks in the middle east and sanctions against iran. the senator john kerry chairs the panel. it's a little over an hour. >> investor, so many titles. deputy secretary of state shortly burns here. has been nominated by the president to serve as deputy secretary of state the position jim steinberg has been filling a lead. mr. secretary, we are really happy that you're a company that i know lisa and your two daughters elizabeth and sarah were happy to welcome you. we hope that you are not missing work or school or anything to critical but we are really happy to have you here. and may i tha

the dog out of the house, but it was burned to the ground and that is -- they are asking for protection and never really got it. back to you. jon: what a mess. william la jeunesse, thanks. jenna: well, talking a little politics now, the latest job approval numbers show the president after the killing of usama bin laden, look at politics and this administration and as they move towards the 2012 election. how long do they stay around? what does this say about the biggest topic -- topics yet ahead. >> firefighters rushing to save a man from a massive attack by insects? an incredible story for you, just ahead.

william tiddale published a new version of the english testament. the first ever to use original greek sources. he was arrested and sentenced to death. in 1536, tindale was burned at the stake. in the midst of the fire, he died with a prayer on his lips. >> open the king of england. >> william tindale's prayer was answered. the greatest selling book of all time and changed the english language forever. in 1603, queen elizabeth died leaving the british throne to her second cousin james. james needed to find a way to step out of elizabeth's shadow and make his own mark. he found it in a most unlikely place. >> when james took the throne, the church of england was plagued by controversy and corruption. in 1604, he called a meeting with the bickering church leaders. anglican bishops and puritans that wanted to reform them. >> the hampton court conference, it turned into chaos. >> do you have any requests? and i mean truly worthy of my attention? >> much of the fighting focussed on england's 2 bibles. puritans favored the geneva translation. it was full of marginal notes that criticized the church and crown. the bishop's published their own bible and in fear yor, tr

you know it's like this is things are out of hand here cities are burning i mean there were riots you know and so they said you know william kirk was right we've got to get rid of those pesky middle class so they're with the ideologues taking on the middle class and then this a predator is gone yeah ok we can make some money on this thing and they took down the list really really interesting certainly what's happening here is a trend that we've seen changing but there's trends going in a different direction in other countries for example india they're seeing the growth of the new middle class and are r.c. correspondent for history there is there right now and she's talking about what's going on and what's making this happen there. tell you all is living the dream age of twenty eight the former investment banker is now running a restaurant and bar in the heart of south delhi then usable if i were to meet up with this for my father would have to. finance that wouldn't just point them out but you would be unanimous among can because you. but in the past ten years india has experienced enormous change and with it came a new se

william powell was destroyed. the home of albert lions was destroyed. there's an amazing account of -- on the third assault it was successful and burned to the ground. in harry albert williams and's papers i came across a note. i won't bother to read it. a sergeant says that i am going to try to fix -- hope you. i don't know what today will bring. meet me at said drug store at 3:00 p.m. and i will conduct you to safety. so the -- it was just a few -- a few doors from one another. phillips pharmacy was right around the corner. i speculate that that is as far -- it is amazing to think that the sergeant thought that was a safe enough place. to take the family. so i started reading through williamson's papers and obituaries and found the story of the preservation of philip wright's pharmacy. so he bought the pharmacy in 1847 at the corner of frankfurt and bold and stayed there until his death and established deep roots in the neighborhood. the neighborhood when he went in was mixed. time went on and it became more irish. because of all the accounts that i read, he was a good neighbor. he made up medications and sold them and they didn't have money. he ga

the dog out of the house, but it was burned to the ground and that is -- they are asking for protection and never really got it. back to you. jon: what a mess. william la jeunesse, thanks. jenna: well, talking a little politics now, the latest job approval numbers show the president after the killing of usama bin laden, look at politics and this administration and as they move towards the 2012 election. how long do they stay around? what does this say about the biggest topic -- topics yet ahead. >> firefighters rushing to save a man from a massive attack by insects? an incredible story for you, just ahead. jon: a fox news alert. we're going to take you to key best contain off the coast of miami where a rescue is underway, harbor lane and harbor court, the location, that's a container truck, that blue sort of metallic wall, center top of your screen, that's a shipping container, they pulled it off of a vessel by crane and put it on wheels, essentially and off it goes. well, somehow there was a worker, we believe, inside that shipping container, when some construction and other materials inside the container shifted and trapped the guy. his condition,