love for a boss. let's get a bit of professional advice on this. chief executive of the institute of leadership and management. is the secret here? what makes a great boss. how did you get to be loved like that as a boss? >> the secret that sits behind having that connection with the team you run and are in control of is about trust. it's about trust a. they have somehow developed that trust and the emotional connection. they are treating individuals as people of the team. that's changed the relationship. that's made them want in one case their boss to come back n. another case they're genuinely sad. >> 2016 people spread a across the globe as this man did. >> it's a fantastic achievement. it's probably the highlight of his career. he's got the feedback he's always wanted whether his team is going with him or following his vision or agreeing with him because he's the boss. >> is there a difference between being a great boss and actually making profits? >> then there's the conflict of interests isn't there. you have to put shareholders first or empl

a lot on employers -- 3.8%. want amazing relationship with your boss. i agree you want a boss competent, kind. t think you expect your boss to make up for relationships that maybe you don't have at home. asking a little too much. meet my emotional needs to. melissa: just about money, right. talk about a way to go. here is the flipside. when a reporter decided to step down, his workers wanted to give him a good-bye he would never forget. look at this. i have to say, i got a little teary watching this. embarrassing. gospel singers performing you are the man. some were doing somer assaults and flips. there was mariachi band. every person in the company was out there. look at signs. he is retiring. they have nothing to gain from this. this is just, appreciation. can you imagine? what do you think? who wants, jonathan? >> exactly the opposite of, union archetype, union stereotype we hear about melissa, relationship between bosses and employees is adversarial relationship. quite the contrary, bosses and employees should have have the same -- >> taking one, most of the times, these companies get, you

paying hard working employees extra cash to take a mandatory vacation. why more bosses are doing it to save their companies money. next. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. >> hard working americans are going to like this one. more bosses are actually forcing workers to take a vacation. some even handing out extra cash to do it. they say it keeps employees fresh and more productive. you say this is nuts. why? >> vacations are not free. they come at a cost to employees, to employers, to other colleagues. work doesn't disappear when i decide to take some time off. that's not to say that people shouldn't take time off but the idea that we would mandate shuffling things away is crazy. >> there are a lo

boss. i get the argument if you make it mandatory it will slam small businesses. but there is a strong argument that there is reduced productivity. >> i'm not sure that i would be paying people to take time off. some bosses actually do hold it against their employees, the ones who use all of their allotted vacation time. that's why these companies may not be doing the right thing. >> it should be up to the employer. if you have a boss who says i don't want you to take vacation, it's a vibe. if you do it at the end of august, no one is going to notice. end of december? somebody might notice. we have already given people a paid week off at year end because nobody does anything anyway so you might as well do it guilt free. >> what about these businesses paying employees to take time off that is allotted. >> more power to them. there are companies that pay to invest in their food and really elaborate gyms. it's probably a good idea. in start-ups it sure as heck wouldn't work. >> have you ever taken all of your vacation time? >> i can't remember the last time i took a vacation. havin

paying hard working employees extra cash to take a mandatory vacation. why more bossesre doing it to save their companies money. next. my mother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are24/7branches? it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals great rates. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase

but no way no one else that's if nothing press both because the upper lower on the bus more than a. boss wanted him but i mean why do it. when you. got off. the saddle. up with what they're such as. john hughes into anything. else. can you it's just what if somebody is a possibility and you. as many of us know. i think they are. and once the temps are all up the participants start to arrive. uniform regulations are still a little relaxed at least for now. as the guns fall silent normal life seems to quickly resume. the man away from the trenches spend their time in camp attending to various tutsis or simply recovering. on the whole they've been friendly and in general happy surprise for first says. many of us for copies of my pictures if i ever have the chance to develop them. to my surprise i found i'm not even the. only journalists here. and show me and maybe named catherine or is also taking pictures for a russian magazine. she's promised to show me the latest techniques. that everybody. many of the reconstruct is a from established clubs and the time before the battle has a chance to

it's hard to fathom how such a boss devastation can occur in three weeks of fighting. thousands of homes damaged or destroyed tens of thousands internally displaced and well over a thousand killed inside gaza's main hospital in its burns unit are a small fraction of the surviving injured this girl three years old. this israel is demolished the house of this family so we do see the girl her mother her two brothers with severe burns. this morning. this woman is a very severe condition she says she presented to us about five days ago with her son and her husband her son and husband died with severe burns and she's still. surviving with a very critical condition the doctors and nurses here look as stunned as the civilians who survived in heavily bombarded areas it's hard to imagine how the medical staff can cope with these truly horrendous cases human being if i see whole families the killed under the rubble of their house the house. and these people and all the families killed in one of the instances i have a child here he was all the time claimed he lost all his families

online matchmaker e harmony plan to launch a new service to match job-seekers with their ideal boss.ng the same process of people looking for love. very good to have you back with us. how does this work? how do you hook people up to the right boss >> well, neil, we've had over 600,000 marriages on e harmony.com and we have a divorce rate of only 3.86%. we have a basic problem and that is we spent over a billion dollars on advertising. we have only one product. we're pretty good at matching. we think we can take that matching to the employment area and we can help people find the job they will really fit with. we do that on the basis of getting them to the right culture, the culture that fits with them, getting them through the chart to the right boss who can really match up with them, and we think over time we'll be as successful with employment as we are with matching for marriage. >> well, i hope you're right. but bosses don't stay around long and i think in this environment a lot of potential employees are beggars that can't be choosey, they will settle on any job even reporting t

a different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still tends to rejection poetry keep. norris. we post only what really matters. to your facebook news feed. there's been a series of incidents at a russian checkpoint on the border with ukraine a russian t.v. crew from these rez the channel says a shell fired from ukrainian territory exploded near them earlier on sunday european security monitors confirm they'd witnessed a separate attack while another shell reportedly damage a nearby residential home on the russian side with his ego peace cannot. a group of always c. observers were at the checkpoint at the time along with border guards and customs services officials and certainly a show had detonated thankfully no one got injured but the federal security service claims that the show came from the ukrainian side and there are also reports that another shell had landed in a village nearby also on russian territory and this isn't the first time that russia that area comes under fire as the fighting in eastern ukraine c

gregory nailer, a master engineer and get out and vote operations, nailer admits to conspiring with a boss identified as elected official a to pay off a mountain of debts including a never reported $1 million donation the government says was channelled through non-profits and security firms, he helped to deliver $22,000 in campaign donations to his own consulting firm, money the court said he used to pay off the debts of the elected official's son. in the '07 campaign for mayor, the investigation of nailer began, he admitted to lying to officials about a campaign loan. nailer faces up to 13 years in prison. sources say he will cooperate and testify about the misuse of funds. >> fattah is now battling a 23-count indictment accusing him of defrauding banks and the irs and the school district. he says that overzealous prosecutors are conspiring to bring his father down. >> congressman fattah's lawyer declined to comment on the ongoing seven year investigation into the congressman's finances, a probe that has continued for seven years. >> live at the courthouse, in center city, vernon odom, ch

again, does it like a boss. >> get off. >> they're teaching him how to bull ride. say 18 years from now, he's going to be a champion. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. see you for the next edition of "rtm." >>> today lee an rimes and eddie cibrian are here. plus, wendy checks another life goal off her fabu-list. plus, more juicy hot topics. now here's wendy! >> wendy: oh, good!

again, does it like a boss. >> get off. >> they're teaching him how to bull ride. 8 years from now, he's going to be a champion. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. see you for the next edition of "rtm." wake-up call for insomniacs. can be the first warning sign something is wrong. the secret syndrome disturbing sleep. >> i was tired all the time was an understatement. youhere are three questions need to ask and if you answer yes, it is a clue this may be a problem. >> the warning signs you can't ignore. "dr. oz."next on you very much. can't sleep? think it is not a big deal? again. why your insomnia can't be ignored. lack of heat

minutes authoritarian a sense with your bossing people around is the kind of thing that's sufficiently objectionable you think there'd be a big presumption against it so my answer my friend in a way was well at best case you're describing only a small subset of liberals who study szell science day and night but on top of that in a sense you really are authoritarian my dear friend even though we can still be friends . brian can you detect a life government power a q the problems that we see in suburbs like ferguson and the concept of libertarian blogger matt's rolling theme of a basic income guaranteed to overcome these problems i mean what about the role of utilitarianism in public policy. right so i mean i'd say that you know when you police abuse really has very little to do with income distribution you know if you belong to a group of the police are very fond of whether or not you're getting government money every week or every month doesn't have very much to do with it so it seems like most people are complaining about it in ferguson is police abuse and as my colleague alex chadwic

government solve a problem favors it is probably just that he does like bossing people around in the same way if someone orders a lot of ice cream but doesn't know much about nutrition the obvious explanation is well he gets the ice cream if he likes ice cream and if someone favors a lot of government to botch they don't have any way of really figuring out whether the government is accomplishing anything g.m. is that really the position most people are and whatever your views are that's a sign probably you just like bossing people around on dow the all the other thing i said about it is that while we are so we have one of your people in my friend i would say well you're not authoritarian in the sense that you actively love bossing people around so you're still authoritarian in a different sense which is you don't mind bossing people around. and says oh you know if if you government action makes things a little bit better you still favor ninety minutes authoritarian a sense with your bossing people around is the kind of thing that's sufficiently objectionable you think there'd be a big

this is a stronghold where bosses on the run come to hide. the seller of an unfinished house had a concealed boar in the wall. they demonstrate how part of the wall can roll backwards on rails , exposing the entrance to a bunker. this mafia boss hid out here until he was arrested. a police video shows how ingeniously the hideout was camouflaged. the arrest was a minor victory, as nobody knows how many other bunkers exist. this bunker was used by giuseppe aquino, one of italy's most wanted mafiosi. this was long thought to be a loose network of families until images are captured that proved otherwise. in early september, thousands of pilgrims came to see the madonna. mingling among them are the dons coming to elect their leaders. and amounts to a board meeting of a multibillion euro criminal empire. >> there's a rule -- the jobs are not just handed out. they are assigned twice a year, and we have to do all that together. it is not one person alone. it is all of us. all of us together make it up. >> san luca, just a few kilometers away. 4000 peo

this is a stronghold where bosses on the run come to hide. the seller of an unfinished house had a concealed boar in the wall. they demonstrate how part of the wall can roll backwards on rails , exposing the entrance to a bunker. this mafia boss hid out here until he was arrested. a police video shows how ingeniously the hideout was camouflaged. the arrest was a minor victory, as nobody knows how many other bunkers exist. this bunker was used by giuseppe aquino, one of italy's most wanted mafiosi. this was long thought to be a loose network of families until images are captured that proved otherwise. in early september, thousands of pilgrims came to see the madonna. mingling among them are the dons coming to elect their leaders. and amounts to a board meeting of a multibillion euro criminal empire. >> there's a rule -- the jobs are not just handed out. they are assigned twice a year, and we have to do all that together. it is not one person alone. it is all of us. all of us together make it up. >> san luca, just a few kilometers away. 4000 peo

as a boss which she effect il ively is because she's a partner and i'm just a staff person. beyond bobby's professional excellence i have been impressed with her work with the lgbt community and as a gay man with two small children i was moved and profoundly impressed of her work with the san francisco same sex cases and bobbie wilson's stance for the rights of gay marriage which led to decisions. our country is a be the place because of bobbie wilson's place. i'm keenly aware of the importance and fairness in city government. if bobbie wilson would have the opportunity to serve on the board of appeals, she would bring professionalism and common sense, street as smart as and passion for fairness and justice and a great dose of good humor. if there is anything else i can do, i would. thank you very much. i would hope you would consider her for the board. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is joshua right on. i'm a lawyer practicing in san francisco. i have practiced with bobbie wilson for over ten 10 years now. i want to echo a few statements that we've alread

. >> crystal actually forgot that she had a boss. that was her biggest problem. ve known crystal since she was a teenager. i remember when she actually started with the town. she started as a dispatcher in high school and grew from that. i have seen people in other occupations and i have owned businesses for years that there comes a time in some people's eyes when their complacent. they feel they do not have to answer to anyone. >> you said not answer -- >> crystal -- >> well, there is an independent state board that came back and said that she was fired unjustly and that it was not warranted for her to be fired and that there was no insubordination that you speak of now and that she forgot she had a boss. >> yes, sir, well that's the state's opinion, but it does not change mine at all, and i do have tapes of her in council meetings getting loud. she even objected to me calling her in the mornings and the form of government under which we operated at that time, the mayor is the chief operating officer and all department heads report to them. what i would do is cal

it's hard to fathom how such a boss devastation can occur in three weeks of fighting. thousands of homes damaged or destroyed tens of thousands internally displaced and well over a thousand killed inside gaza's main hospital in its burns unit are a small fraction of the surviving injured this city is all. this rain is demolished the house of this family. so we deceived his mother two brothers with severe beds this morning. this woman is a very severe condition she is she presented to us about five days ago with her son and her husband her son and husband died with severe burns and she's still surviving with a very critical condition the doctors and nurses here look as stunned as the civilians who've survived in heavily bombarded areas it's hard to imagine how the medical staff can cope with these truly horrendous cases a human being if i see whole family is the killed under the rubble of their house the house. and these people and all the families killed. in one of the instances i have a child here he was all the time crying all his families he will since father his mot

how far would you stick your neck out for a boss. ose who are risking their own jobs for a ceo who just got fired. all that and more on real money. >> an american tonight investigative report >> i never would have thought this would happen to us >> athletes going for the gold >> i've had a lot of people ask me... why didn't you scream?... why didn't you yell?...kick... why didn't you go tell your mom? >> betrayed by those they believed in the most >> there's bad people out there in youth sports >> could this happen to your child? >> my sole purpose in coming forward, is to help change the culture of sports >> an america tonight investigative report only on al jazeera america >> scientists now say they know what causes those huge, look at that, those huge gaping sinkholes in northern siberia. this is siberia that we're talking about. reindeer herders stumbled upon a crater 260 feet wide. since then two new gaping craters formed including another one, look at this, that big. now people theorize all sorts of things, the end of the world,

and it's only once negotiations a boss trade deal between the e.u. and us to be made public that's as concerns grow as the vase calls it potentially gives corporations. a very warm welcome to you if you're just joining us here on our to international live from moscow here with me on what say. ukraine's president has said russia's invading east ukraine although the statement has already been rejected by moscow the strong rhetoric comes amid a powerful counter offensive by anti-government forces in ukraine's restive eastern regions the militias have managed to gain war ground however the city of donetsk is still suffering from the shelling policia reports. in the last few minutes as we've been waiting to cross live to you and number of grad missiles have hit city center what you see behind me is huge columns of smoke where these missiles have struck what we are hearing are strong words from the ukrainian president petro poroshenko he has accused russia of invading ukraine just today because of the escalation of the situation ended and that's gregan and

hello welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze an heir to a fortune turned mercenary boss erik prince founded blackwater the world's biggest private military company scoring billions in government contracts in iraq and afghanistan but a public backlash that followed news of atrocities committed by forcing out of the business are mercenaries bonds to cross lines can they be controlled and suffering inevitable when people are given a license to kill well we'll ask the man himself in our program today. blackwater the world's most powerful drug. the u.s. government they made a killing plugging holes in america's war on terror as soon as it is until. washington is accused of its paid fighters to draw. really go out of control in the war zone were they just thrown under the bus by the white house or did they get what was coming to. the biggest u.s. private military contractor blackwater welcome to the program it's great to have

we know how to separate business from emotional stress. >> as i remember. >> it is a fact. >> your current bosst the radio station is a female. >> she was, yes. she was. >> she got fired. >> no, she left because it was too emotional. >> working with q. >> this is going so poorly right now. >> don't do that, let's get out of here. >> such a dangerous conversation, it really is. they should never have let us talk about this. >> i will be right back. >> get the shovel out of his hands. >> yes. >> with so many celebrities expecting babies, many people are obsessed with keeping an eye on celebrities and how much weight they are putting on, how much weight they take off quickly. there is new research, i necessity this study is out of new seal land, victoria university in new zealand. >> they said obsessing over celebrity baby bumps may affect the mother and her relationship with the unborn child, not even the child she has birthed and caring for but baby still in her belly. it can impact mother's attachment to the child. author of the study says celebrity moms to be may be more likely to be concerned

. >>> straight ahead, a boss gets a goodbye like you have rarely seen. >> a teen would survives a horrifying crime against a heart-felt boost from author rowling. >>> we have a if you way to keep you connected all morning. it is the new abc now weather and traffic through the entire commercial break. you can see not right corner there, hurricane us coliseum pass through hawaii and we back with seven things you need to i'. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you! will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather? a mouth breather! [ whimpers ] how do you sleep like that? well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do -- sleep. add breathe right to your allergy

is hamas going to leave and say let's have a boss come in and he can negotiate? let me be more direct. if hamas has made clear their goal is the destruction of israel, how could there ever be a cease fire? >> that has to be very clear when we speak about giving gaza funds. we have another question coming from the administration. as long as hamas, you have missiles in gaza we cannot leave the so-called locate. i think we have to make it very clear to the world also to president obama, if you want to control the people in gaza you have to tell the people of hamas move your hands out of gaza. we cannot give you cement, we cannot give you missiles. (indiscernible). you know what will happen is the export and import they will import anti-aircraft missiles and export jihad explosives. we have to tell our friends let's control the people in gaza but by doing so we have to (indiscernible (indiscernible)hamas. >> with me terrorism anl clis with the investigation project steve emerson. thank you for being with us this evening. at the end of the day, i was talking to danny j

. >> which did you like better a human boss or a robot? the research is in.fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> good morning. it is tuesday august 25th. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. it is 30 minutes after the top of the hour. a fox news alert. we are learning the identity of the terrorist who killed james foley. the social media account used to post the foley execution video has been identified. the user is described as a key part to the electronic evidence trail. they are analyzing every part of that video. >> the u.s. is flying surveillance drones over syria collecting intel on isis. for more on this development we go to doug luzader live in washington. isis succeeded in blurring the border between iraq and syria. they have been focused on the iraqi side of the border but that may be changing. it could be coming to syria. they have given the green light to surveillance flights there question could lay the groundwork for something more serious. if you want to go into isis you ha -- after isis you have to go into syria.

hello welcome to sofia go on sophie shevardnadze and enjoy a fortune turd mercenary boss erik prince founded blackwater the world's biggest private military company scoring billions in government contracts in iraq and afghanistan.

you're such a mean boss. are you striving for greatness... aah! if you want that bonus, let's go, man. john a.: ...and highly motivated? aah! now quick, get up, get up, get up. john a.: then big balls incorporated wants you to join our workforce. man: oh! john a.: only the cream of the crop need apply for tonight's special two-hour boss and employee episode of "wipeout." you're fired! because you can't get the career of tomorrow... i'm gonna write you up. ...without learning the job skills of today. ♪

learn more about them and sound like a boss in just a little bit. >> trending now, smart mannequins. how these plastic sales people are poised to revolutionize your shopping experience. plus, how candid shots of celebrities are being used to extinguish smoking, and a ten- year-old makes >>> trending now, shopping experience is now a reality. >> that's right, new technology is bringing mannequins to life so they can connect with shoppers and close the sale and it's happening right now on the busy streets of london. >> these dummies have smart apps. >> up pops all of the mannequins that are in the window. you can see more detailed product with prices. >> smart mannequins are always selling, even after the store is closed. so if you're passing by and see something you like in the window, you can just click and have it shipped to you. >> kind of cool. >> that is cool. i'm thinking they are interacting with you like a robot. >> you need to try it on, right? you have to know how this fits to make that work. the app can also collect the shopper's location, gender, and true clothing size. ex

is hamas going to leave and say let's have a boss come in and he can negotiate? let me be more direct. if hamas has made clear their goal is the destruction of israel, how could there ever be a cease fire? >> that has to be very clear when we speak about giving gaza funds. we have another question coming from the administration. as long as hamas, you have missiles in gaza we cannot leave the so-called locate. i think we have to make it very clear to the world also to president obama, if you want to control the people in gaza you have to tell the people of hamas move your hands out of gaza. we cannot give you cement, we cannot give you missiles. (indiscernible). you know what will happen is the export and import they will import anti-aircraft missiles and export jihad explosives. we have to tell our friends let's control the people in gaza but by doing so we have to (indiscernible (indiscernible)hamas. >> with me terrorism anl clis with then project steve emerson. thank you for being with us this evening. at the end of the day, i was talking to danny just a minute

i'm a boss. dru down's real name is danyle robinson. d for driving under the influence, violations of probation for a prior dui. he must serve the remainder of his sentence, three years, in the santa rita jail. >> i never really wanted too many people that don't know me. me, i'm distinctive to me. i have this certain look and aura about myself. i stay in ocean ways for the bays and i might have shorted curls for the girls. i stay -- i'm always dressed to impress. >> you know what i'm talking about? >> there's been other celebrities and people of fame that have come in here. most of those people have been put into protective custody, not only for themselves but also the other people. in dru down's case, he wouldn't need protective custody because most of the people respect him and wouldn't try to do something that would harm him. >> protective custody or pc is not just for celebrities. it's for inmates whose lives could be threatened in other parts of the jail. at santa rita, the largest percentage of those are gang dropouts. >> any time

now, a beloved boss is back. is a new front in the immigration battle: cops in kansas city, kinder and gentler to undocumented immigrants. could a unique program change the debate? @ >> fault lines labor day marathon the true cost of cheap labor >> nothing can be worse than this people burnt to ash... >> horrendous conditions... traffic labor on us bases... management stealing wages... exploited children put to work... >> how many of you get up at 4 or 5 o'clock in the morning to go out to the fields? don't miss our award winning series fault lines labor day marathon only on al jazeera america vfrning other headlines, president obama says the u.s. is preparing more support for iraqi security forces battling the so-called islamic state. ed sunni militant group claims to have killedson soldiers. >> stricter repercussion for n.f.l. players convicted of domestic violence, the first offense is a six-game suspension. the second would be a lifetime ban from the n.f.l. last wend, the league was criticized for the suspensi