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I am guy johnson. Francine lacqua is off today. What do we have for you on the show today . It is all a board brand italy. Monocle magazines latest issue is all about the country. We are live with the editorinchief tyler brule. Were going to cover a lot of ground. Italy, beautiful but problematic. What do we do with it . Lets begin with our top story of the day, and explosive report by u. S. Lawmakers on Credit Suisse. According to a Senate Committee, the bank helped american customers hide as m...

Good doesnt have to be a sacrifice. It can be a competitive advantage. Since introducing its green clothing line, under armour has doubled its revenues. Unilevers sustainability measures have saved the company 400 million. Walmart is expected to save 3. 4 billion by reducing the size of its packaging. Just as important, all three have created powerful true stories that help build their brands. Return on investment it is the ultimate driver of any corporate decision. In 2005, chanel invested in a...

Entry. So you did not tested prior to october 1 . No, sir. Again that hearing you can see in its entirety tonight at 8 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan. And yesterday the house energy and commerce subcommittee on communications and Technology Held a hearing on wired communications and internet protocolbased networks. Some of the topics discussed include the telecommunication laws surrounding those networks as well as the impact of Communications Advancements on consumers and businesses. This is a littl...

We will continue to update you as more details become available. The senate is out this week so on cspan2 we are going to bring live coverage of a number of events including a house hearing at 10 30 that examines the future of why your Communication Networks and how Technological Advancements could impact consumers and businesses. Host host welcome back. We are joined by congressman joe barton, a republican member of the house energy and commerce committee. Thank you for joining us. Later this w...

Less than 60 . And 60 to 90 . And that 90 and overt. Whether you cured by percentage weight or the annex of racial and ethnic fragmentation, weve got to middle segment that that is 50 , whose racial and ethnic identities are activated by racial context as well. So its not just in the south. Theyre sort of a continue on from the Southern States to the central midwestern states, like ohio, going to upper midwestern states like minnesota where it comes from, where my cousin, mary lu, vote solid dem...

Lyndon johnson was certainly an imperial president. I think what we see in johnson we start to see the cusp of the end of the imperial president s in the United States. There have been president s the acted in three fleet since then. The bush, no doubt about that. But he was the last person i think to understand the use and abuse of power. Unfortunately, he abused it in many respects. As did many of the president s who succeeded him. But he wasnt the last person who understood because of his con...

Booktv interi viewed Hoover Institution fellow kori schake about her book, state of disrepair, which takes a critical look at the performance of the state department. Its next on booktv. Host on your screen is author kori schake, the book is called state of repair fixing the culture and practices of the state department. Kori schake, you write that the department of state employee roster consists of roughly 7800 Foreign Service officers,11,000 Civil Servants and 42,000 foreign nationals. In 09, ...

The committee will come to order. I want to thank you all for joining us here today as we consider the fiscal year 2015 budget request for the department of the air force. I appreciate our witnesses testimony and their support for our airmen. Joining us today are the honorable Deborah Lee James secretary of the air force and general mark sub to chief of staff of the air force and he has brightened up the room a little bit by inviting his wife that betty and his daughter lives to be with us. Than...

No questions . [inaudible question] is there a question here . [applause] there was a question. My question is what is the best story you did . The best story i didnt print, i think all the good ones are in there, i got to tell you. Good question. Anyone else . I have to start dying my hair after all this was over. It was really fun to be in kansas. Earlier today we talked about preserving the voices of elders and that was important and i was so happy i got to do that. It is up part of what you ...

Are possible. The president s own council of economic advisors some years ago estimated that we could do savings of 700 billion a year without affecting the quality of care in any way for the worse. The National Institutes of medicine have made several regular projections on this. The most recent one is at 75 750 billion a year. Well, the institutes of medicine are pretty serious folks and theyre entitled to respect when they say that we can have those kind of savings. Rand corporation a lot of ...