. >> mike mccurry did a terrific job, given that he had a boss who was not telling the truth about monica lewinsky. mccurry also was a guy who would talk to reporters on background, off the record. he let reporters know that he wasn't necessarily buying all the denials, and for that reason, he commanded a lot of respect. >> he also did what he could to keep himself in the dark. >> will it concern you if there's a story, a lot of stories, that say you're stonewalled? >> not if we are rallying around the arkansan the way the confederacy rallied around the virginians at bull run. >> the confederacy lost. [ laughter ] >> at that battle, sam, they did not. >> in the first weeks of the scandal, the white house press' plan was to divert attention to other issues of national interest. >> the president has said that he will remain focused on the work that he was elected to do by the american people. >> the whole strategy of the clinton white house was to show

. >> mike mccurry did a terrific job, given that he had a boss who was not telling the truth about monica lewinsky. mccurry also was a guy who would talk to reporters on background, off the record. he let reporters know that he wasn't necessarily buying all the denials, and for that reason, he commanded a lot of respect. >> he also did what he could to keep himself in the dark. >> will it concern you if there's a story, a lot of stories, that say you're stonewalled? >> not if we are rallying around the arkansan the way the confederacy rallied around the virginians at bull run. >> the confederacy lost. [ laughter ] >> at that battle, sam, they did not. >> in the first weeks of the scandal, the white house press' plan was to divert attention to other issues of national interest. >> the president has said that he will remain focused on the work that he was elected to do by the american people. >> the whole strategy of the clinton white house was to show that bill clinton was still fighting for the issues most americans cared about and to put this scandal in a box. >> one thing that the clint

ago but now a painting by nine hundred century impressionist edguy guy has turned up once again on a boss in france experts say the chorus singers is the real deal it was stolen from a museum in marsay in two thousand and nine customs officials discovered during a random search of a boss ass highway service station near paris no one on board claimed this and no one was arrested the painting is believed to be worth around one million euros. quite the fines while you are watching d.w. news thanks again for joining us and we will be back again at the top of the hour or you can also check out our web sites that dot com more news and information are of course on twitter. my first vice like most sewing machine. that i come for all women are bones by this . woman is something as simple as learning home to ride a bicycle it isn't. since i was in little girl i wanted to have a bicycle of my own but it took me years to been this way there's. finally gave up and went on by in the end by psychos but returns because still with machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreates for goes than writing advi

simple two by two grid to explain the philosophy she explores in her mood "radical candor, be a kick ass boss without losing humanity." you need to blend two things caring personally and challenging directly. >> a really important part of radical candor is being willing to bring your whole self to work, be more than just professional. you've got to bring it to work. that's part of it. >> how do you know the balance between what some may say is professional and others may say personal at work. where do you strike the balance? >> the balance gets measured at the other person's ear. you don't want to be creepily personal but you want to take a moment to care about the other person as a human being. that's kind of the care personally dimension. >> and then there's the other side of the equation. challenge directly. >> unfortunately the beatles got it wrong. love isn't all you need. you need challenge directly. colin powell said leadership is often about being willing to piss people off. this is willing to piss people off. you get told, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it at all.

and who is going to, you know, am i going to have a robot as a boss at any point if i work for blackrock no. i think the answer is you will have lots of interface, or if you are -- maybe not as a client. we don't go directly to clients at the moment, but through our distributors. they will have tools, technology tools, that will make it much easier for them to deal with their clients, work with their clients, and bring value to their clients, and we want to be that platform for our distributors. you will also see that in your products, a combination of technology-driven investments and sort of human-driven investments will increasingly be visible. so i think we -- this whole distinction of sort of saying, you know, we have technology and then we have people, i suspect that's not going to be the world we live in 10, 15 years from now. that the reality is there will still be important roles to play by people, analysis, judgment, learning about the markets, experience, history, all of these things will continue to be important, but our people will powered, empowered by technology in many wa

you know, am i going to have a robot as a boss at any point if i work for blackrock? francine: after leaving the swiss national bank, philipp hildebrand went to work for larry fink, whose reputation precedes him. the founder and chief executive of blackrock is resolute, has high expectations, and is larger-than-life. his company manages more than $5 trillion in assets, making him one of the most influential figures in the financial world. philipp, what is it like working with larry fink? philipp: oh, there's a good question. [laughter] larry is a bit older than me. and you know, i try to keep fit, but traveling with him is a -- is a workout. francine: is he demanding? high expectations, and is philipp: he is demanding, yes, he is demanding, but no more demanding than he is on himself. you know, we -- he has coined this phrase that we all have to be students of the market. that there no excuse for anybody at blackrock not to be a daily student of the market. and i think that shapes the culture very much at blackrock. this relentless kind of never be satisfied, always r

museum and more say in two thousand and nine customs officials discovered it during a random search of a boss at a highway service station no one on board claimed it and no one was arrested the painting is believed to be worth around one million euros. you're up to date now on deja vue news you can join us again at the top of the hour or you can check out our website and follow us on twitter either at the death of your views my handle is at sarah kelly t.v. thank you so much for watching cup see dancing. every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word the courage to. recoat is in germany to learn german and why not learn a simple online on your mobile and free shop d w z e learning course because german mating seems.

respectfully has a great support system around her, a beautiful family, wonderful friends, colleges, and a boss that cares about her tremendously. >> but i hope those suffering silently come forward locally and come out. again, these proceeded the white house, they will follow the white house, but those in a position to do something about it ought to. and not just once or twice a month in some scintillating story. >> thank you for being here, i meant what i said about the

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jury made it clear, this was a crime of passion, a fatal triangle involving a husband, a wife and a boss. here's dennis murphy. >> broad daylight, morning in a busy parking lot and then pop, pop, pop, pop. >> several shots were fired. >> a man gunned down at close range outside a nursery school in a wealthy atlanta suburb. a silver minivan screeched from the lot. startled witnesses saw a man slumped on the ground. they recognized the man shot as a dad who just dropped off his 2-year-old son. a preschool, of all places, had become a crime scene. >> we are told all of the children are perfectly safe. >> the shooting victim being rushed to the hospital turned out to be 36-year-old rusty sneiderman, a married father of two. >> i just hung my head and cried. >> rusty's older brother steve was on a plane to hawaii when he got the shocking news. rusty was dead. >> walking around the plane, pacing around the aisles. i went to the bathroom and i looked at the door and i thought about jumping. >> he was desperate to get home to his family, desperate to find out what had happened to his little brot

the company now has a new boss starting in april. of the new boss. he is nobuaki kurumatani, and has even worked with ko, which was at the heart of the fukushima nuclear disaster. —— tepco. he looks like a nuclear disaster. —— tepco. he looks likea man nuclear disaster. —— tepco. he looks like a man on a mission. he is, because his first task is to make sure the sale of the chip business, which makes money for toshiba, goes smoothly. it is a controversial deal and some people have opposed it but toshiba really needs that sale to go ahead. it needs the money. as you mentioned, the company has also said it may have made money for the first time in the fiscal year ending in march for the first time in four yea rs march for the first time in four years which is good news. that means the company would avoid being delisted. all right, it looks like it will be a good year for toshiba with this new chief executive. marika 0i, how business report. a quick look at the market ‘s before we go. it is the eve of chinese new year. i'm sure that tra

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foolishness and totally unnecessary so they want to help the transition just as i've done we asked a boss a spot university to comment on their decision regarding mr caspian's for such mr caspian for research proposal was not refused on the grounds of topic between the message a logical approach to invest he was not convinced the press would guarantee that anonymity of his participants and the confidentiality of data research lost the first round of his legal battle leaving him to cover the university's court costs he set up a crowd funding page to cover the expenses and mount a fresh legal challenge against the university so far raised about fourteen thousand pounds i won't pay again believe that it's a politically motivated decision. i think it's political absolutely i think it's totally political are afraid of the l g b t which is so powerful it would probably overwhelm the university if they start studying this like james cast and wanted to do at the university what they would find out is there's a vast number of people who are deep transitioning because they regret having changed the

we speak to a boss of a company who says he has bottled the answer.is is the one. the government is to give so—called gig economy workers new rights including holiday and sick pay for the first time. it's in answer to last year's taylor review which recommended changes in conditions to reflect modern working practices. our business correspondent, theo leggett has been looking at the details. reminders about the taylor review. —— remind us. reminders about the taylor review. -- remind us. it was set up to look at how business practices have changed over the last few years and how the government should respond to that in terms of employment law and the enforcement of employment law. it noted there are trends to companies like uber and deliver real, people who employ people by thejob. real, people who employ people by the job. there is an increasing reliance on agency workers and people and zero—hours contracts, people and zero—hours contracts, people who are not guaranteed hours of work but do have a contract with an employer. mr taylor's conclusion was

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only you and all different time for a change boss of this is supposed to have said. as in symmetry here is a very natural frank and so for short person you don't immediately see he's not just. i was too busy other people usually think of artists as rather extravagant in their manner but he's not a toll plaza it's was born in saxony but has declared the a deliberate spot on lake to be his new home of choice when he sold deneb a council he also sold a large part of his collection to enemy. mark an investment banker it was time to move on is needed to invigorate he's not integrated sure but that's not a precondition that's the case with all celebrities there are others who are courthouses here we don't say you have to belong it's like we want to leave him in peace after all he's supposed to be creating upgrade and that's why he came specially to be very i think some of. the bavarians an inquisitive bunch of mercury here where i was. basel it's lives a reclusive life hidden behind fences and trees you want to view the artist at work forgetting. i miss ross yeah so mark ev

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sounds a little scary there's like a sometimes like a boss will pull over and then it will stoop down right the boss will kind of lower down so you can get any easier right so right now the boss is lowering down right so in a way like if you can get any easier now like it's a lot easier to get it now. and you can watch all the latest montes krypto liam on our website or you tube channel new episodes out every friday. well thanks for sharing your friday with us here on our team international law my colleague mickey aaron here in half an hour's time with more of your worldwide news headlines. the pentagon recently released its new nuclear posture review its critics are stunned not only the use of nuclear weapons is now more thinkable but it's also been threshold for their use has been lowered dr strangelove would be proud is the world facing another dangerous arms race here's what people have been saying about redacted in the us is actually just full on austin the only show i go out of my way to the times you know what it is that really packs a punch. yampa is the john oliver of hard to

sounds a little scary there's like a sometimes like a boss will pull over and then it will stoop down right the boss will kind of lower down so you can get any easier right so right now the boss is lowering now right so in a way like if you can get any easier now like it's a lot easier to get it now. you can watch all the latest from marty's crypto on our website or you tube channel a new episodes out every friday. rushers siberia is famed for its extreme weather particularly at this time of the year but that doesn't stop some from regarding it as the ideal place for a winter dip eighty five feet under the thick ice of lake baikal. well thanks for joining us here on r.t. international we are back in half an hour. and in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decade's on debt. studying so hard it requires drugs just. going through humiliation to enter an elite society. and partying to death sometimes quite literally. want other true colors of universities in the u.s. . but pentagon recently released its new nuclear posture review its critics are stunned not only the u

sounds a little scary there's like a sometimes like a boss will pull over and then will stoop down right the boss will kind of lower down so you can get any easier right so right now the boss is lowering now right so in a way like if you can get any easier now like it's a lot easier to get it now. you can watch the latest tony on on our web site you tube channel as well so it's out every friday. now from hot singapore to cold siberia despite the extreme russian weather something in the region is the ideal place for a winter swim eighty five feet under the ice of lake baikal. well thanks for joining us on this friday more of a worldwide headlines at the top of the hour. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to meet people discuss with simple song alone even if i company guess will elsewhere they invite private companies to take over their utilities anybody tell us the rope was allowed so miss you guys you got to be a violent up going to go by ben this is a map of us to quote them out. of more use than both the left bill brought up the local

one of those first few champions has girliness even a. boss in the sack with. philip that i was really calling chris atrocious which can but in our lawsuit here we have almost from the visit to sit there in the water will fall on my knee but even though close i'll try but have no hope of it each night but the sky for a girl is not what the fair always does not avoid the styling if you know what the uppity weakest of the star of our bed that says that our number why did we have to get there but for chip there with the body either what i see your shirt or a cold beer on your chin with a man is a safe bet that you well which are you going after the girl when you have a. fatal head i should manage me later ugh. galena zeman a is the us is a champion and is a minor of the eight hundred seventy two day siege of leningrad. police yell enough was doing the work of not only when you were issued hill macomo ship of noodle i were a lot. you need new beautiful well shoes new but otherwise. what can you afford to put up with the if you used a membership but only i knew the

like a boss. new york giants, are you watching this? you better sign this man. but my favorite part, my favorite part of all, one representative, he's just standing there the whole time waving the ugandan flag like a matador. you can see, he's like, "when this is a painting, they will definitely include me huh?" you know what--you know what my suggestion is? this is how america should run its congress, right? if some senator wants to filibuster a bill, you can't just say, "i vote to block." you have to physically block them from getting it to the floor. put some muscle into it. come on, mitch! let's see what you're made of. [cheers and applause] that's what i want to see. [upbeat music] - two lions were recently caught in the act at a national park in kenya, but this wasn't your average instance of mating. that's because both the lions were male. the head of kenya's film censorship board, ezekiel mutua, called for the lions to be isolated. on november 2nd, the told the nairobi news, quote... [laughter] - oh, wow. this kenyan politician thinks that these lions le

sounds a little scary there's like a sometimes like a boss will pull over and then it will stoop down right the boss will kind of lower down so you can get any easier right so right now the boss is lowering now right so in a way like if you can get any easier now like it's a lot easier to get it now. you can watch the latest from a script holy of on our website or you tube channel new episodes out every friday. that wraps up the program for this hour here on r.t. international morgan friday will headline very soon. with nor make its manufacture come sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. in the final merry go round to listen to the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. i mean real news. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to me to people this is the simple song alone even some company gets elsewhere though they invite private companies to take over their utilities anybody tell us drop of a lag from us you guys we got booked but you buy them the going to go buy been this is us to quote the

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and the support by congress when i'm not seeing a boss who joins me now on the line from the pakistani capital islamabad notion is there any sign that of gone refugees would return to the country voluntarily the man in your report not for that doesn't want to go back for example yeah well you know official statements both from the government and uni c.i. which is responsible for their back tradition of registered refugees which is about one point four million they say you know we this is supposed to be voluntary this is supposed to be done in a dignified manner however when i do speak to refugees and i did the sense you get is for many of them pakistan is the only country that they've ever known they've lived there for generations that children are studying here in pakistan they have dreams and hopes that that's this country for their children and they're following generations and going back to one it's on for many is a very difficult prospect because of the security situation in some areas because of economic opportunities yes there are some who have returned but at the moment many of

but i'm also very visible online and i give them a sort of glimpse into my will of what you know a boss lady who is just jet setting around the world working having a stab and looking fabulous doing it how that would you know sort of look like and and a lot of people said actually it's only they are motivated when they look at me like look at her she's she moved to l.a. you know and built this empire and she looks great most of the time sometimes i don't but i give them tips on how to you know create a successful life themselves and look at doing it and i think people resonate with so many of these real jobs. of course every inch of there's no such thing as a real real job i think you feel thankful for everything you're working hard at that job i think it's not taken helpful to think about things and i don't think. they help for that and it definitely won't make that distinction between what traditional collaborative and. a new breed of internet celebrity and that's what them ply is i think it's somewhat descriptive but i think it makes it seem like it's too far removed from what we've

boss . ok we're. going to build a real nice it's a show it's a shameless call it just stood up and left because his work was paul. and. he's just left what happened in the showers tissue i looked at the shoes and was horrified pleased i asked him what he'd done the sums and said he hadn't done the work properly he didn't answer he just dropped everything and left i passed on the message that he should come and talk to me but he hasn't done that yet and also if you heard the percentage the third. assets now for those he hasn't been in touch with javid kasi either even though they live in the same building they haven't seen each other for days or so i don't know if you don't know. that. i have called him a couple of times. here that. he doesn't answer yet right. meanwhile shandor darvish is halfway through her one year internship she's learned a lot and has taken on more responsibility today she's allowed to cut hair for the first time. i don't believe that that's coleman. she'll be working with a volunteer not a regula

to have a go go must i did a three month internship and then my boss gave me a contract first with a three month trial period. on them then you said i could always work there. i've been working for years now i go home and come back to work in the morning. morgan. javert kasi is finding his feet in germany his steady job has given him hope that he'll be allowed to stay but his residency status is still up in the air he's been waiting for a decision on his asylum application for more than three years now. japhet kasi has become a valuable part of the team here in the finishing department it's a step up his manager is pleased with the quality of his work and his ability to learn new tasks when the move was over and caught a. fish or gives him feedback on his selling is nice and straight mix you need to keep that up in order to take on new finishing tasks. out of that first you have to get used to us and we all have to get used to each other in terms of speedy caught up with the other stuff quite quickly he can do much more than just so as you can see he's in the finishing department now

they formulated a commission of so many bosses. this had the semblance of a corporate entity. that was more power for the kansas city crime family. the piece of resistance -- this group. the board of commissioners leaders had to be elected locally. pendegast., and tom policeected the board of commissioners and they took over the city. they opened it up to every kind of vice, evil and doing you could imagine. it was an open city. jonathan bender: the open city? wlliam ouseley: how did that book title come about. theyuling 30's gangsters, would come to kansas city for the rest and relaxation. ier, would check in with laz and play golf. this was a notorious city. money floating in. you can imagine it flowed in by the millions. 1933, prohibition is over. the mob is now looking for new vices. gambling is one they got into. they continues, to put and prosper. they don't go away because there is no more reflecting. -- bootlegging. these other criminal groups involved in bootlegging fade away. cosa-nostra gradually takes over. the group didn't have any resistance or competition. they

helicopter was surveying the damage from an earthquake in the state of one hacker when it crashed into a boss three children are among the dead seven point two magnitude quake destroyed fifty homes in will have her and left millions without power in mexico city at least twenty people have been killed by three suicide bombers at a market in northern nigeria the suicide bombers blew themselves up at a fish market in conduit just outside my degree on friday night no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but the armed group boko haram is active in borno state. that's exactly ten years since kosovo officially declared independence from serbia after years of conflict and a civil war that came thousands of lives kosovo is recognized as an independent nation by more than one hundred other countries among them the u.s. and most of the e.u. but it's still not recognized by others including serbia russia and china because of a prime minister says that has to change all those investments military political financial or or loosing gazer and makes it is very rational to keep it still unfinished bus

but a survey of 1,100 of britain's bosses revealed more than a third thought it was ok to ask a femaleen" on the workplace. and six in ten bosses believe a woman should disclose whether she's pregnant during the recruitment process. we were shocked but, unfortunately, not surprised. but what we want to do is to work with employers to move things forward. and that's why we're asking employers to put a stake on the ground and tojoin our working forward initiative, to work alongside other employers and take advantage of tips, guidance and advice and support. the confederation of british industry has acknowledged there is a problem, saying today's poll "shows how far away have to go in some firms to change attitudes towards pregnant workers and new mothers. businesses should not ask about prospective employees' family plans at interview, nor act on any assumptions about their career plans. " solicitors like this one have helped around 4,000 women bring unfair dismissal cases against their employers in the past four years. around half of one settlement. bina hale won her case, but it was a

a few years. their gregarious boss, scott, was the front man. he hobnobbed with a who's who of big-deal names in sports, politics and business. even future presidents. fundraisers? well, scott was your man. >> once your name gets out there you truly cannot imagine how many people knock on your door. >> and the door scott knocked on was melissa's. >> melissa was the one that he knew she could handle it. he knew that she wouldn't let anything fall through the cracks. >> melissa specialized in employment law but volunteered her time for battered women and victims' rights. she also worked on building a memorial garden for crime victims. >> she was always a champion for the underdog. >> melissa eventually met a lawyer from a different firm and married. debra was a bridesmaid. but after five years her best friend's marriage had come undone and ended in a messy divorce. >> that divorce just devastated her. >> reporter: after melissa's divorce, she took on a second full-time job, best aunt ever. carrie holmberg is her sister. missy didn't have children h

a case. but will mueller's boss survive the trump administration. esident tells reporters you figure it out when asked if he has confidence in rod rosenstein. "the 11th hour" on a consequential friday night begins now. good evening once again from our nbc headquarters here in new york. this was day 379 of the trump administration. tonight the president has arrived in florida. here's a number for you while we watch that. the president has now spent 123 of his 379 days as president at

special counsel is here with us live tonight, and he knows how robert mueller works a case. >>> but will mueller's boss trump administration? the president tells reporters, you figure it out when asked if he has confidence in rod rosenstein. the 11th hour on a consequential friday night begins now. >>> and at the end of another week, good evening once ain

but when you have a boss, the president, understandably impatient for the thing, go for the jugular. team of prosecutors, team of fbi agents, this is what i think happened at fisa, this is what i fear happened at fisa. investigate. david: i know you agree with me on the first one is the fisa court making it too easy on spy on people? both you and i agree that is yes,. >> absolutely. david: two, you need proof to make your case. the second one, was the trump dossier russian collusion? collusion between the democratic party, hillary campaign paying for it, fbi, doj and we now find evidence that the state department is pushing for it? >> as far as we know that is not being investigated. jeff sessions doesn't need to be told to investigate that. if he thinks there is an internal conflict between his doj and fbi people and the people who perpetrated this, appoint another special counsel. first of all, get your boss off your back. secondly, there is legitimate need to look at this! this is not a fanciful claim. this is very, very serious, that the obama administration may have used the tool