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new reports are irling around packers quarterback ron rodgers tonight....suggesting problems with teammates and even with his family. we're not going to get into the details here, but the reports have many packer fans wondering if rodgers' play is suffering because of them.cbs 58's earl arms joins us in the studio with more... depending the source or who you talk to.... aaron issues to not getting along with teammates... rodgers performace and leadership in question. t during our taping of chalk talk, gary ellerson says no matter what rodgers says about the outside noise, one thing is certain--he hears it. we saw earlier this week in a press conference with aaron rodgersd bringing up the outside noice. he mentions the article by mike orio. dude, why are you giving these guys any credibility? and then in the same don't listent ot that stuff, it's white noise.' see, it can't be both ways. :23 :23...and whatever the reason is, there's no doubt rodgers is struggling to produce. the packers 4-5 record is proof of just that. gary has plenty more to say about rodgers and the packers coming up toni

kevin holden wraps it up in nashville and tells us why all may not be lost in packerland. 3 3 kevin: "irl the packers lost their third consecutive game yesterday here in nashville against the tennessee titans. but the minnesota vikings lost their fourth straight game and the detroit lions didn't play so green bay hasn't lost any ground in the division race in the last three weeks. they have lost three in a row but and a small point of confidence for a locker room and deflated by the loss to the titans."rodgers: "minnesota lost again, we're game back. right where we were last week. obviously i would love to be standing up here after a win but right now we have to work on ourselves and get this thing turned around." clark: "everything is still in front of us that we want. we have to take it one week at a time that's the only thing we can do."guion: "we need to get our stuff together, come together as a team and just get this train rolling in the right there for us to grab. the division is right there, the playoffs are still right there but we have to get our stuff together first."kevin: "on

my top tip is, if you want to build credibility, irl in real life, you have to build it online. so, you know, what i tend to start with is telling people, first of all, make sure you have a great linkedin profile that lists everything you're good at. and then pick what you want to be known for and create an online identity that supports that. so blog about the area of expertise you want to be known for, maybe put your bio online, maybe have a social media presence that supports all of these things, because in this day and age, if you have credibility online, it can be fundamental to making sure that people take you credibly in real life. >> all right. go immediately. good advice, thanks both of you. >>> this week's yourbizselfie come from mario and theresa who own i escaped in memphis, tennessee. you enter a themed game room and you have one hour to figure out how to escape. next time i'm in memphis, i'm coming to see you because i've been dieing to go to an escape room. why don't you pick up your smartphone and take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at yourbus

to sum up, if you want to vote for the next president you have to do so irl, which of course in twitter speak is in real life. back to you. >> duly noted. thank you. now we have more information for you on where your polling location is. all you have to do is search on our free wusa 9 mobile the cubs may have been battling on the field but donald trump and hillary clinton were duking it on the screen. both campaigning booked three commercial spots each during the world series game. that was a good strategy considering it was the most watched baseball game in 25 years with more than 40 million viewers. >>> to ensure its worker get a chance to vote a restaurant in texas is closing on election day. thow wants all workers to go to the polls. every employee from the kitchen to the dining room will get a paid day off to cast their ballots and watch the returns with their families. >> i've never been anywhere that closed on a day so that we could actually go make our vote count. >> it's very important to be with your families. this process in the ends, see how the results unfold. >> now more c

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despite the fact i am on the younger side. ,t's sort of kind of you know uses acronyms like irl, etc.-, you know. anyway -- carol: they are having some fun with it. max: it's youthful. oliver: i was on the subway looking over the shoulder of the person next to me and i saw the headline, i forget what it was but it was a major news event. and i was like, ok what is this? i said in reading more and the content when you got past the snark was very straightforward and very objective, which surprised me. max: we are having an editorial meeting the other day, i it brought up like six stories in the regular business meeting. three of them were in the skimm that morning. so it is pretty comprehensive. and despite the fact it can seem a little but you will it makes , you feel old. but it is the news. what is pretty amazing about it is its growing really quickly. we have 4 million subscribers, 24 century fox with a $.5 million investment and the new york times company. so, you know, it is kind of this little weird niche thing that might actually turn into something big. carol: a new healthy wei

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