one of the key things of building a team is making sure they work together. george w. bush had a very experienced group of people around him. it was an all-star team in many ways. colin powell, donald rumsfeld, and condoleezza rice. one problem, they hated each other. that is not going to serve the president well if his team does not function well as a group. those differences of opinion, style, personality only got greater as they were exposed in the midst of the crisis of 9/11. finding a team that not only serves the president well but works well together is extremely difficult to do. >> there is an inevitable first year crisis, almost always something on the national security side. >> last night i ordered u.s. military forces to panama. no president takes such action lightly. >> in george h.w. bush's administration, they had a crisis in october. he came in saying noriega had to go from office. he was a dictator in panama connected to the drug trade. >> for nearly two years, the united states and nations of latin america have worked together to resolve the crisis in p

a team of very smart savvy experienced people to bring into the white house. what are the main issues? choice of advisors is the most important thing a president can do. george w. bush had a very experienced amount of people around him. they were astonishing experienced smart people. they hated each other. that's not going to serve the president well of his team doesn't function as a group. those differences of opinion, smile and personality only got greater as they got exposed in the midst of the crisis. finding a team that not only serves the president 12 but works well together is extremely difficult to do. firstre is an inevitable year crisis. >> last night i ordered u.s. military forces to panama. bush'sfirst president administration had a crisis in october. he had to go from office. >> the united states, nations of latin america had worked together to resolve the crisis in panama. to defend democracy to panama. >> this was a pretty consistent refrain trying to see where he could go. there were different cabinet secretaries. the mixed signals leading to a

i think we have seen a game where both teams we re very have seen a game where both teams were very strongere both teams were very strong in defence, both teams were very organise. we knew that we had to be patient and dave we re that we had to be patient and dave were to be successful. i think we gave more or less few chances away. i was very happy with the performance and the defence, and then we had this one great moment from aaron mooy, were we scored the winner. and there was enough today. we did well with the workload in defence to keep them away from alcohol and to be successful. —— away from our goal. here are the results from the bundesliga on sunday. kevin—prince boetang made his first bundesliga appearance in two years. he featured for new club eintracht frankfurt, in the goalless draw at freiburg. he was thrown out of schalke in 2015 and made a hasty exit from las palmas before returning to german football last week. in the day's other match, borussia moenchengladbach beat cologne i—o. now if you're planning an elaborate goal celebration, watch and learn how not to do it! hambu

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we have a team ofvolunteers who -- we have a team of volunteers who demonstrate once a week. one of the first things they noticed is that there was 60-year-old data still on the hard disk. the disk drive has not changed . we are still using them today but have a read/write head and a motor that spins around. welcome to the minicomputer gallery these came out in the mid-1960's and were computers that small businesses can afford. beside me is one that was , advertised as the kitchen computer in a neiman marcus catalog. it cost $10,600 and neiman marcus did not sell any. part of the problem is that the program in it, in this case the -- program it, the user, in this case the housewife, would have to know a numbering system and would have to be able to read in this code and also programmed the computer using these switches in that code, almost an impossible task for most people. generally, you would attach a kind of keyboard to this to make it work. we have it here in this gallery to show that even though it was not practical, it shows the beginning of people thinking about putti

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and we had a bunch of like-minded players on our team. let's try to run our major foreign policy options as much as possible on a quapaw rooted basis among our teammates. we will be the player manager of a team of allies, the western allies, japan, germany if you rehabilitate them, and essentially this crux of american allies has run much of the world. so after the cold war, a lot of new countries in the eastern bloc essentially join -- there are a whole bunch of institutions, nato, the united nations, the wto, a bunch of different institutional structures, but essentially they create a world in which the united states leads a team of like-minded countries to run the world in a stable way. this is the international structure sort of into which the donald trump phenomena has emerged, and basically what they are doing is saying, we don't try this, we don't like the idea of a team. we see no obligation to play with others. we don't recognize the concept of an alliance. so, were not really going to play this game. but american allies have been

they came to the bay area to play a team from san mateo. it is part of a sister city tradition that dates back to 1979. >> i like playing against like other people, not just people in san mateo and in california. i just like playing against people out of the country. >> reporter: the game is played every other year and the city's host every other time. but in tradition is about so much more than baseball. >> i learn the word for good evening. >> reporter: the san mateo players have to take language and cultural classes because they they are not just playing baseball but hosting them in their homes. >> it is fun. but the communicating part is where it kind of falls apart, but there's where google tranls late comes in handy. >> ken tameda played on the team when he was a boy and his family hosted a japanese player. now his son plays and he is the host. >> i would not pass it up for the world. >> it is fun to learn japanese while they're learning more english. >> reporter: in 2019 it will be japan's turn to host the game. george has made the tr

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the lad can ta ke for us to be as a team.now then that should stand is in good stead. the challenges for the england captain hash—mac the challenges for the england captain are dwarfed by those faced by his counterpart from the west indies. he is only 25 and must lead a team of players trying to prove themselves, let's say that. and who looks after the west indies captain? no one. mighty may support me and it is something i really enjoyed. there have been tough days but that is life. but everything will be handed to your platter. i accepted the challenge and as i said before the team support me and i really appreciated. i think we are infor really appreciated. i think we are in for something special in the year to come. one place where the test match will be scrutinised is the headquarters in london, the manufacturer that england favour. the other working hard to produce a pink cricket ball that can be used under floodlights test matches that will just be normal. under floodlights test matches that willjust be normal. we have

we have a great team. and our team works very hard. d we work very united together along with general mattis and others on the national security council. while i know it is fun for a lot of people to talk about moving the chess pieces i will tell you we are a team that's united and a team that's very focused on making the united states voice known, making sure we're strong and making sure we're about action. >> you don't see secretary tillerson stepping down any time soon >> i don't see secretary tillerson stepping down any time soon. >> ambassador, wonderful to have you on the program this morning thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks. >> congratulations on a great day, a great accomplishment. see you soon. >> thank you, appreciate it. >>> meanwhile attorney general jeff sessions draws a line in the sand against illegal leaks out of the white house. will it make a difference? former congressman weighs in on that, coming up. >>> follow me on twitter @ maria bartiromo. let me know what you would like to hear. we're looking ahead

of different institutional structures, but essentially these create a world in which the us leads a team of other like-minded countries to sort of run the world in a stable way. this is the alternational structure sort of into which donald trump and his phenomenon has emerge and basically what they are doing is saying we don't like the idea of the team and see no obligation to play with others and we don't really recognize the concept of alliance in terms of an ongoing coordinated project for mutual benefit, so we won't really play this game. american allies have been playing this game for well over half a century. they based their entire identities and nationaled security structure are. japan has no significant army. 8d nuclear eyes and demilitarized because we forced it to and we took over its security affairs and we did that telling the japanese you don't have to worry because we are takingor care of your security and then comes along and say maybe they should get nuclear weapons in south korea should get nuclear-- nuclear weapons and they should have to deal with them solve and for c

yeah, it is come in kind of last—minute and play for the team, so, yeah, it is what it is, injuries happen, and i think, you know, suzzane — it was aam first and that is what it is all about this week. i caught my way up here, i made my way onto the team, and for me this year is so much more special because it is already victory to be hit to be part of this experience — i feel so be part of this experience — i feel so extremely honoured and grateful, you know, to be in iowa, actually i have family here in iowa, he will see me for the first time play, so it is going to be really special. on the pga tour the wymondham championship tees off in north carolina on thursday. it's the last tournament before the fed ex cup play offs and henrik stenson is the only player inside the world's top ten taking part. the former open champion and a former fed ex cup winner starts as favourite at grensboro but admits his form isn't great. yeah, so, it has been ok, it hasn't been great, though it hasn't been poorly either, so we are lingering somewhere in between, not in full form, still good enough to produce decent scores and, given i haven't had an

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team emirates. it was the 1—1 draw at bristol city tonight. jenni pedersen was on hand to score after avilla have just one one of their five games. —— steve bruce's team won a point. the netherlands takes on belgian on saturday, and the same two sides are facing in the womens tomorrow. and canoeists and wheat andjimmy young tomorrow. and canoeists and wheat and jimmy young have won the first gold medals in the canoe sprint world championships in the czech republic. young is joined world championships in the czech republic. young isjoined on the vl three podium. that is all from sports stay with me, will carry. the team, it is good night. —— will perry. lots of events and sport and we can. we will look at the uk forecast in a moment. first of all, i will show you the latest satellite picture of will perry. you see a defined by developing there. it is strengthening and has strengthened over the last few hours. but this is a rainfall forecast. it will still be rating in texas into the start of next week. catastrophic, life—threatening flooding forecast asa life—threatening flooding forecas

we're still feeling a lack of support. >> in the end, we have a team. that's the most important thing. and they're acting on what they had at the time. >> reporter: a board member and former coach calls football the ultimate team sport, building character, but notes it's suffering a downturn as parents worry about concussion and long-term effects of head injury. >> watch an nfl game. you're a mom, your kid wants to play football. do you want your kid playing that way? the nfl glorifies a lot of things that shouldn't be glorified. >> reporter: on the field, the boys only know they have some catching up to do. >> a lot of us don't know the plays. >> reporter: their squad, still smaller than most. >> compared to other people who have like 50 people on the team. >> reporter: at least they can concentrate on the game. >> not stressful anymore. we can finally play as a team and not worry about if we have numbers. >> reporter: and no matter their win-loss record, their new coach promises to make this a good year. >> give these guys a chance to put their mark on

i actually never really thought i would be able to be a good manager and a good team leader. it actually works is a layered process by which we attempt to train people to accept responsibility to deliver trustworthy insights, inputs, to have done the work, to have commissioned the work, but john or i generally approve every meaningful position, and certainly every -- we have deep discussions about every large position. david: you have an image though of being a person that strikes fear in ceos. you must recognize that some people are afraid they will get a call from paul singer. does that image bother you? that you have an image of being a tough person and commanding? paul: what i have learned is not to care too much about opprobrium and unfair press. it is good when a corporate executive listens with the understanding that we are real, that we have the capacity to carry through, and a history of carrying through on the projects that we undertake, and that we need to be convinced in order to say ok, sorry. which sometimes we do. sorry, we were wrong. or, doing a good job. so i

who played for a team in lynn, massachusetts. ill talk a lot about massachusetts and its conflict with race a lot. he played as a member of the international league, and as a member of the new england association. his career was short-lived. he only pitched three games and one game with new england, but the door had been opened. fleetwood walker, and he became an accidental pioneer. he played for the toledo blue stockings, and this team was not a member of what we would in 1884, toledo's team was elevated to major-league status as part of the american association, the predecessor of the american league. walker, it is important to understand, was the son of the runaway slave. he grew up in mount pleasant, ohio. a town that serves as a station for the underground railroad. he attended oberlin college, a progressive and integrated institution since 1834. he himself grew up in an integrated society. and when walker played, he did so with love and passion for the game. he played in 42 games. he played at the dangerous position of catch

few moments ago. >> he was a team leader. a coach on the field. he was one of those guys that really kind of let you know how to grow up at the big league level. how to grow up as a major league baseball player. he was a captain. he was everything that you could imagine that you would want as an individual on your ball club. i can't put into words what he meant in my career. but it was a huge positive in my career. >> rupp had an interesting day. in the eighth inning, blanco with a fly ball down the line. para tried to come up with it but missed. rupp trying to score but unsuccessful. in the ninth, rupp with another chance. this time at the plate, smacks one into the gap for his third hit of the day. both runners score. phillies win 3-2. and rupp talked about coming through despite what happened earlier. >> it's tough. it's one of those things where you try to be aggressive and you want to score and it doesn't go your way. but we battled. nolan pitched a great game for us. all year we battled until the last out is made and sh

they came to the bay area t play a team from san mateo. it is part of a sister city tradition that dates back to 1979. >> i like playing against like other people, not just people in san mateo and in california. i just like playing against people out of the country. >> reporter: the game is played every other year and the city's host every other time. but in tradition is about so much more than baseball. >> i learn the word for good evening. >> reporter: the san mateo players have to take language and cultural classes because they they are not just playing baseball but hosting them in their homes. >> it is fun. but the communicating part is where it kind of falls apart, but there's where google tranls late comes in handy. >> ken tameda played on the team when he was a boy and his family hosted a japanese player. now his son plays and he is the host. >> i would not pass it up for the world. >> it is fun to learn japanese while they're learning more english. >> reporter: in 2019 it will be japan's turn to host the game. george has made the tr

they are colin kaepernick jersey if he signs to a team to show support for him. er one jersey sales in the nfl last year in the midst of this controversy. take that with you, as well. i spoke to a huge football fan and wants to see kaepernick back in uniform this season with the ravens. she thinks he will add depth to the team and could have a positive impact on young people in the city. she says it's not about disrespecting the flag. >> you're not seeing the bigger picture. he hasn't done anything against the law. the only thing he has done is let his opinion be known. last time i looked that is what the constitution affords us the right to do. the problem is you mad because it is a black man and mad because of the quality of the subject matter he is talking about. >> she tells me she would be happy to take those tickets and fans willing to get up says nfl players who stand with kaepernick should consider their own boycott if he is not signed similar to the way the nfl did when clippers went through that situation. more athletes talking about it could shift the p

in a team signs him like the ravens or the jets, whoever, sure, there would be a voc l al minority people who be very upset bit, outraged about it, tweeting about it, et cetera , but i think the vast majority of nfl fans wouldn't really care and i think if kaepernick could help the jets win a imaim or t, could forgive him. we're talk ing about colin kaepernick taking a political stand, tom brady i moral liesed with make america great hat in his locker and then he played coy about. he never acknowledged anything else but saying yes, dlmed is my friend. in 2015 as you mention ed at the start of trump 's candidacy he made the make america great again. he talked often about his friend ship with donald trump and got a lot of heat up and then when donald trump won the presidency brady wanting in to do with him. he didn't go to the white house, either. interestingly enough trump didn't mention brady during his white house speech. pretty hard not to mention super bowl without mentioning. brady does think it's apparent his support of trump was apparent. you're a pats fan, i'm steelers fan and i sa

big tea m saturday and they are also a big team which will help as well. e they finish in the bundesliga and not be a good side. it is one of the trickiest drawers i think that liverpool could have had. what would your prediction be questioned what i would take a drawn out with an away goal from liverpool. but you just never know. from experience as well, no two games are ever the same. you could play them tonight and a week later think they were nothing like last week. what are your thoughts on jurgen klopp? week. what are your thoughts on jurgen klopp? i think so far so good. i think he's idolised and adored by 99% of liverpool supporters. but this is a massive night, no doubt about that. and everything at the moment has been slowly but surely taking a stab at the time, the team have improved, they need some players as everyone knows. but they really have to get through this tide by foot or by crook. liverpool are without their star man of course. officially phillipe coutinho is missing with a bad back, but he's been the subject of a £90 million bid from

let's say i'm a leader and i have a team, and i want them to understand this or be aware of this. i want you to tell me or give me a suggestion of how can i tell them this is important to take very big decisions, you know? as you said, there are things that we don't need to know that are important, but there are others that people should know this a team that this is there, and maybe we should read more or, you know -- >> should buy my book. >> yeah. [laughter] you know, i'm not going to give them a test and tell them, hey, you know less thaw -- less than you think you know. how can i converse this to a team in a way that doesn't need to read your book or give them aest? .. >> two questions related i would like to know whether you have anything to contribute to the underring why fake news are so successfully spreading, and you need to have trust in what you -- on what you believe or what you do not believe, and apparently there are many people believing these news. on the other hand i would like to know whether you think that the phenomenon you describe is changing, whether -- ther

on that basis, we will make an application to the olympic authorities for us to coordinate a british teame details sorted out, we will have a british team competing for medals in tokyo 2020. the new premier league season starts tomorrow evening with arsenal taking on leicester at the emirates stadium. manager arsene wenger has admitted that uncertainty over his future last season created a "lack of clarity in the dressing room". wenger eventually signed a new two—year contract extension and the campaign finished on a high with victory in the fa cup final. maybe my attitude had an impact on the season, because at some stage the players came to see me and said, "what's going on, boss?" "where do you go?" i created, with me not deciding, a lack of clarity in the dressing room, and there's nothing worse than that. former england captain alan shearer says all the billions being spent on transfers in the premier league will make it ‘harder than ever‘ for young english players to break into their clu bs' first teams. that's despite the success england's youth sides have had this summer. will in

there's no team that's a bah na, no team named after fruit. so we went all in. >> toby rice has been coming to baseball games since he was 4 years old. his response was echoed all over sa van na. >> i was not happy. i did not like it at first. i hated it. >> channelling p.t. barum again they pushed through the negative response clinging to the idea there is no such thing as bad pu police cli. >> they've done a tremendous job here. it was not without hurdles and nay sayers. so i comment them on not letting that tear them down. >> with the start of the season the community began to embrace the young team. loving the fact that the ticket prices included food, giveaways and a show that rivals a three-ring circumstans. >> there's interaction, life. you hear it when you're parking, getting out of the car walking in and you see it in the crowd. everybody is having fun, the family-friendly atmosphere being able to be cost affordable for a family of four to be able to escape reality for three hours or so and be able to come out and enjoy yourself witho

whatever happen to the i test actually watching a team and then judging what they are? stuff. all right, sean. thanks. >>> beliebers are happy tonight turns out there will be no charges for justin beiber he accidentally according to him ran over a photographer's foot in los angeles last week >> testing. reporting police say that photographer was actually in the wrong because he was standing in the >> testing. >> testing. >> testing. >> testing. ation, now president donald trump was the top contender oh play the commander in chief on the sci-fi movie sharknado three. according to hollywood reporter trump actually said yes to the role but the talks broke down as he considered running for the real presidency so instead producers chose mark cuban. >> pretty interesting. >> right. >> i'm surprised that franchise is still going. >> i know. >> they're on their fourth one. >> have you seen any of them. >> no. >> why? >> i know. [ laughter ] >> i don't even know. >> i don't even know. all right. up connect next you can watch tmz followed by inside edition at midnight stay tuned

they went out to dinner all time as a team. they go get wings, 'the -- pasta and pizza and so forth. they did a lot together as a team. that's important. robert: with the coach of the week, i'm robert burton. nancy: next at 4:00. the trump chicken at the national mall. this is live. the purpose behind the giant inflatable ahead. >>> you will be asking what is in your wallet next time you visit this arena better known as "the phone i'm amy aubert with the big name change coming up. jonathan: coming up new at 5:00, from the military to the police academy, the recruits are asked to deal with a lot out there. find out what is flyi hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4

to win 3—0 against england, a top team, so amazing. we saw two different sort of styles. ul and we tried to play a possession game and i think a team with a procession game one and you see that difference when you play soccer. you have see that difference when you play soccer. you have more see that difference when you play soccer. you have more chances and, yeah, it is so great, we did a great job. in the earlier game, austria paid the penalty for missing penalties against denmark. sarah puntigam fired over the bar after only 13 minutes and, after a goalless two hours, the tie was decided by penalties. and austria missed three more spot—kicks in the shoot—out, while simone boye sorensen scored the decisive penalty to send denmark into the final. it was a very long match and a match where you get a little bit older when you are standing on the side watching it, because there were chancesin watching it, because there were chances in both ends. i think austria have played a beautiful tournament and they have some players who we really should look for in the future. i think t

how can i converse this to a team in a way that doesn't need to read your book or give them a test? >> yeah. no, that's a great question. and the truth is i'm not going to offer a satisfying answer. i don't think anybody has a satisfying answer to offer. the one thing i will say is that getting people to focus on mechanism can be reality enlightening, right? so the primary experiment of the paper, the one many which we demonstrate the illusion of explanetary depth, or which frank kyle demonstrated the illusion, simply works by asking people to explain. i think the best way to persuade someone is to have them persuade themselves. and the way to do that in this case is to ask people for an account. now, you're right, that can be kind of threatening. and, indeed, we have -- we've run experiments where we burst people's illusion of understanding by asking them to explain, and then we see if now they want to learn more. have we reduced their hubris and now they'll be open to new information. and the answer is, no. ing -- right? once you make people feel ignorant, they really don't want t

just so he got myself in line and made me focus. >> he's learning. >>> shawn patton racing against a team tackling robots and won, but look, down goes frazier. ((ad-lib)) (((break))) (((break))) (((break >> poor guy. >> i don't know why they call those things du who are these people?

i saw isawa i saw a team that want to fight for every metre. for liverpool, but could also turn the other way. we had two chances, which was quite big. we played a little but more deep in our own half and waited for the chances we could get. there were a lot of times they were frustrated because we played very organised. there was a thrilling match at st mary's where a stoppage time penalty from charlie austin saw southampton beat west ham 3—2. the saints looked to be cruising after a goal from gabbiadini and a tadic penalty put them two up while west ham had marco arnautovic sent off. but hammers new signing javier hernandez pulled one back just before half time, before equalising midway through the second. it stayed like that until the dying seconds when pablo zabaleta was deemed to have pushed maya yoshida in the box, and austin calmly scored from the spot. we were in trouble at some moments. 0k, we played a team with quality in this type of action. but we got three points, we had to keep going. we had to learn from this game. it is the seco

a school. here's the washington high school team wearing some of that equipment on the field. ce say someone left their gym unlocked during a summer construction project. that's when somebody took the opportunity to sneak in and steal helmets and pads among other gear. so far no arrests. >>> free speech is at the heart of the controversy as former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick struggles to find a new team. kpix 5's jackie ward breaks down the differing views on kaepernick's political statements. >> reporter: he can't get a job. cbs sports writer john breach says colin kaepernick is quickly running out of options. if a team hasn't brought him in yet, he probably won't be playing this year. it may be because of what happened last season when he refused to stand for the national anthem. kaepernick said he did it to inspire change and to g attention to so-called police brutality. new york giants team owner says kaepernick's past scared teams away but said there is no organized effort to blackball him. >> in your opinion, is he being blacklisted? >> without question. >> i'm per

a tough year. my greatest british and competitors are my team—mates, so it's been a tough year.m is unbelievable. quidditch. yes it's played by harry potter. but did you know that a version of it is played in real life too ? i certainly didn't. and now — as the sport continues to grow — teams from across the country are preparing to try and win the first premier league trophy. emma jones has more hello and welcome to halt what first british game of the season. first day, slithering versus griffin door! millions of us first read about quidditch when the harry potter books were turned into films. the first muggle version was devised by couege first muggle version was devised by college students. now there are teams and tournaments around the world. you can turn around and play and it doesn't matter. now we have lead and coaching structures, we have to do referee test, people travel abroad to play, coach and referee. it's become massive. these are the london monarchs and this weekend, this team will compete on final stay in the numerous domestic competition, the quidditch premier l

their legal team is still in flux. in some ways anfocused compared to robert mueller who is now hired up his 16th lawyer. jump's legal team is trying to get centered, bringing on a couple of washington veteran lawyers. resourceo lack one key that they may need to face off against bob mueller. that is a private law firm. oliver: when you look at the robert folks on mueller's team, it is extensive. folks on the other side defending trump and his team, it seems lopsided. house and those under investigation, why they not undergone assembling a team quicker? >> turning to personal counsel, he turns to his personal law firm -- which is more about bankruptcy and litigation. it was quickly clear that mark witz was not working well with the trump administration and he was sidelined. they've reached out to a number of high-powered firms such as sullivan & cromwell, but were rebuffed in part due to conflicts or a sense that the president doesn't want to listen to legal counsel. which could be a reputational risk for the law firm. for the votes

" van a little bit so i decide to go full "a-team." >> stephen: and this actual van. >> before i could finish the sentence the guy at maaco goes, "'a-team' van?" ( laughter ) and then he put his hand up to high five me. ( applause ) yes! and my brother joe who is here backstage, he and i were driving to canada for this festival probably ten years ago. and we drove through customs, and it looks, the "a-team" van looks like it has weapons in it. ( laughter ) like it-- like if the customs officer saw it from like a 100 yards away, we are just like, you know what i mean? just like jackpot, we got the big fish, it's over. >> stephen: yeah. >> it was a fantasy for them. and so they rip it apart and we were there for two hours, pulling out the seats and the side compartment. but what they didn't realize is that we were convicted of crimes that we didn't commit. ( laughter ) >> stephen: full circle. >> nothing, they had nothing on me. ( applause ) >> stephen: mike, good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> stephen: mike's, the new one comedy tour

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let's say i'm a leader and have a team. or be aware of this. i want you to give me a suggestion of how can they tell me that this is important to make very big decisions. there are others. i am not going to give them a test. and tell them you're less than you think you know. in a way that doesn't need to read your book. or give them a test. that is a great question. i will not offer a satisfying answer. i think anybody has a satisfied the one thing i will say is getting people to focus on mechanism. the primary experiment of the paper i think the basic idea that the best way to persuade someone is to have them persuade themselves. the way to do that in this case is to ask people for an account. indeed we had run this. we burst people's illusions of understanding by asking them to explain. and then we see now and they want to learn more. will be open to new information. the answer is no. they really don't want to talk to you anymore. it's a fine line. getting people to see what they can do and that's an art. two questions that are related. unders

a s.w.a.t. teamived on the 300 block of cambridge road this morning at about 8:30 within the last 30 minutes, two men emerged from a home walking backwards with their hands up. police took both men into custody at the scene. we are working to find out why they are arrested. other residents have been told to stay indoors as a precaution. no injuries have been reported throughout this hours long incident. >>> more developing news out of chester county where a man is under arrest accused of killing his neighbor. police were combing the scene for evidence this morning after a man was shot to death outside his home. the gunfire rang out in west goshen along the 300 block of box elder drive. "action news" reporter john rawlins is following the investigation, he joins us live from the district court in west goshen. john. >> reporter: hi, rick. we're waiting for the suspect to be arraigned here at district court. not far from here on a quiet suburban street, a family is mourning the victim well regarded by n