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on the other hand, they've got one of their best pitch is up tonight as well.buehler, he's been pretty much dominant against the giants this season. 6 starts against them. 33 strikeouts, of course, fans your type hoping that the giants will have the edge in the series and keep that october action going first pitch tonight is at 06:37pm grant. vicki, back to you. all right. best ticket in >> thanks jay. have a good night. enjoy it. a fun night to be at the ballpark. and here's a look at the playoff schedule. >> for giants dodgers first pitch. tonight, 6.37, game 2 tomorrow night. 6. '07, on that first pitch what a saturday night. their game 3 is on monday night in los angeles sunday to travel day and then games 4, 5, would be played later next week if necessary. it is a best of 5 series. and if you're looking for some last minute tickets to tonight's game. and we really mean last puts available right now on the steps of the cheapest ticket. our for standing room only. they're currently going for $120. if you want to sit down. >> that's going to set you back a li

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i learned real quickly that did not get us to the best answer. realizing i may not always be right is moving my chair frome e had our senior staff meeting to the middle of the table. so that i could make certain that my voice did not cut off the discussion. if our answer was the answer i walked in the door with, it would not be as good as all of us could walk out of the door with. >> that is true. >> you have a couple of sections in your book here. some on anxiety. some on humility. you know, we know that anxiety and pride have a negative impact in our personal lives and how we act politically. a political climate, what are some ways that we can win? trying to get an idea and compete and put forth a good argument. how is the best way to do that with humility and meekness? >> meek does not mean week. later, you know, tells timothy, we have not been given the spirit of humility. it does mean you know the sense of i don't get things right all the time. if i'd a leader that followed me around, you know, a day off. pretty much doing not much. >> i kno

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the best leaders clearly lead through influence. the second is that people in all types of jobs at all levels and all types of organizations come to work wanting to contribute everything that they have, they want to do work that is meaningful and they want to do work that has an impact. it's like deeply embedded in us to have this kind of impact. and the best leaders in some ways simply allow that to happen. they remove the barriers for people to make a contribution. and the third principle that we find is that people tend to do their best work in a climate that is both comfortable and intense. and so what the leader's job is to create an environment where there's an equilibrium between safety, where people feel they can speak out and can contribute where they feel accepted, but also where they feel compelled, where they're stretch where they need to do their very finest work. let me share a few of the practices we see from the very best leaders on this. the first is that instead of just giving people work, the best leaders delegate

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despite what seems to be elon musk's best efforts. know what though, i think washington is looking at these companies all wrong. yes, they are, pal, no did he nighing that yes, they should probably face more regulation but i think we should be aiming to create more rules for digital commerce, rather than aiming to cut them off at the knees in any other developed country, these companies would be treated as national champions, treasures even after bliving through an era where the only company to make tooth past, deodorant, movies, i'm actually proud america dominates the tech industry. so tore get companies, these guys are empires and for the most part benevolent empires. rather than trying to break them up into little pieces or prosecute them indefinitely, i think we should study what makes them special let's start with alphabet, the artist formally known as google. they were the star of last night's show, arguing the best quarter of any company, any company of 202 1r. everybody knows microsoft dominates office software but after that

it's no longer a muted message where he's like, we have industry best, we do more than industry best. >> we'll see what actions follow those words. >> i agree we'll hold people's feet to the fire. >> the point of facebook, of course, at least they're doing research they claim many other competitors are not even doing that. >> that i don't -- one of the things that you learn to argue that is kind of a bad way to argue is, you know, i can say, david, i listen to you, but you know something after i listen to you? i know other reporters frankly that are every bit as good as you, but they're not you can't just say apple doesn't do -- that doesn't work. i think what mark zuckerberg is going to go towards, rather than try to measure what others are in, he's going to recognize the power of facebook, and recognizing with power comes responsibility i don't mean to be too cliched, but i think this is the beginning and there will be a pivot. others will say that's inconceivable that this man can do anything right. i'm not saying that. i think he can. >> we went through this on gpdr, calling for s

here we go ♪ best friend challenge oh yeah ♪ >> totally, see.s reading questions about each other from the best friends box, and we'll try to write down the same answer and we didn't plan any of this out. >> oh, my god. i hope we have it. perhaps we should have >> jimmy: i think we probably should have planned it okay, here we go here we go i will read the first question all right, "what would i order at mcdonald's? breakfast included >> oh, wow [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: what would i order at mcdonald's ooh. yeah, all right. i think i know what you think it might be, but i don't know if it's that >> it's got to be that >> jimmy: no, because i'm too old for that >> no you're now it's seasonal. [ laughter ] you just put mcrib >> yeah, i did you know you would order the mcrib. >> jimmy: no, man, you know i walk in, "give me the mcmuff." you know what i'm saying, dude [ sad tuba ] [ laughter ] >> you should see what my mouth is saying right now. [ laughter ] should we do our next? "taxi. "taxi 2. >> jimmy: all right. here we go. >> all right okay so,

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what is the best part of interacting with fans like that though?ke always being in that bubble, you know, the bubble is -- you know, no pun intended. the bubble is a crazy thing, because it is like, you know, you can get disconnected. and i wanted to make sure that i was connected to real people going through real-life situations. and that's what it was about for me, just being real and authentic. >> kelly: that's the thing is that we always hear about the negative side of social media, which there is, but there are a lot of great things. real negative really quick, but it is a shame because of how we abuse it, because i think that there a lot of connections to be made there and people are not alone. it's a cool thing that you can connect with people like that. >> ll cool j: i think that there is a time and place for everything, you know what i'm saying? but there is something to be said for connecting with real people and letting them know that you care. especially when you are in a position of influence. it does not matter if every single person

you're the best in the world. someone said to me earlier that on the president of sports unions, labor unions. someone pointed out to me that i allegedly used the word union as president more than the last seven presidents combined. [applause] not a joke, we have built the country and it's great to be here with several excellent members of congress. lisa slotkin, you don't want to screw around with her. [laughter] she is an intelligence officer as well. she has forgotten more than you know. thanks for the advice you have given me and i mean that sincerely. we need to make sure everything we do here is paid for and not a single penny raised in taxes of anyone making under $400,000 per year. debbie, you are the best in the world. you and john have been my friends for so long. you have stepped in and taken over in a way that had to be both emotionally difficult but you have done an incredible job. i consider you one of my great friends. dan, you are ok. [laughter] you ain't quite like the woman sitting next to you. [

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the best possible start for england. a day to forget for west indies.arlier, australia beat south africa by five wickets in the opening match of the super 12 round of the tournament in abu dhabi. neither of the sides has won this competition and south africa didn't get off to the best of starts when quinton de kock dismissed himself in bizarre fashion forjust seven runs. aiden markram top scored with a0 as south africa set australia a target of 119. it ended up being a tight contest with marcus stoinis clinching the victory with just two balls to spare. so, wins for both australia and england, then, eoin morgan's side getting the campaign going in the best possible way. former west indies head coach stuart law told me the confidence boost could set england up well as the tournament progresses. their bowling and fielding was outstanding. they took brilliant catches. the way they started, moeen ali brought his ipl form into the first game here, taking the two wickets, bowling his first four overs right through. great to see mills back as well, playing his

one of them is that industry best practices is -- is not something that is codified. you can ask two experts in the industry what the best practices are, and they might give you two different results or two different answers, so we were hesitant to build an entire policy around what might be considered industry best practices without being able to nail down exactly what was a definitive answer. on the advantage project, as something that had happened, in order to issue the cmgc contract at 30%, we would have had to stop design for almost a year and basically stood down, and that would have delayed the start of construction. at the time -- hindsight is 20/20, but at the time, it was certainly preferable to get the contractor on earlier in the design process, it's not a deal breaker, and it's not a mandatory requirement. we decided that rather than delay the project another year, we made a decision as an agency to move ahead with the design as you brought on the cmgc contractor, and as a result, they were brought on as 65% rather than 30%. i think the agency is going to

it's nothing more, nothing less, just nature at its best. we head to berlin. one of the capitals of clubbing to find out how the dance floors are filling up once again. this is the queue for the most famous club in berlin. and of there is the entrance, the longest queue i have ever seen in berlin. i guess everything is back to normal! until next time, for me and the rest of the team, stay safe and i will see you soon. if last week could be described as warm, it's looking cool and dry for the majority of the country with some of the wettest conditions across the highlands of ireland and even cooler when the sunshine is out, you will feel pleasant at times. there will be sunshine at times. there will be sunshine at times dominating the weather charts and we will see the weather fronts creep around like we saw through the night and into monday bringing increased amounts of cloud and patchy rain or drizzle by the time we hit dawn, but partly clear skies in the west and widely a cooler night than we have been used to and temperature is still abov