if you look at sam walton, he was a very charismatic personality. david had a much more dour personality, and yet walmart continue to do exceptionally well. we tend to focus on flamboyant and charismatic leaders because they are so much more interesting. how could you not like somebody who resolve the dispute by meeting with the ceo of the other company and resolving the event in a stadium, not in a legal court? it is not normal, but it is interesting. we tend not to write interesting things about people who are really good with accounting statements. it is interesting, but that does not mean it is statistically differential. what we found is that there are lots of personalities in our research. a liter -- whether a leader is charismatic or not, it is like whether you have blond hair or brown hair. it is just an attitude, but not the essence of leadership. one more thing -- he was one of the great executives we study. a person who spent a long time with him said this. he had the at -- the flamboyance of an irishman but the discipline of repression.

as you mentioned she was google's 20th employee, first female engineer, the very charismatic mayer was one of the mu public faces of this tech giant often speaking at events and giving interviews to the press. she made news yesterday for a second time in the afternoon when she tweeted out that she and her husband are pregnant with a baby boy due in october. reporting live in mountain view, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> lots to celebrate. we'll learn more about marissa mayer and what her departure means. check out our website nbc bay area. >> several east bay families waiting to see if they can get back in their apartments. 20 people were displaced after a two-alarm fire damaged a complex. it happened about 10:00 last night. no one was hurt. the red cross is assisting. >> an interesting story here. two years before the san bruno pipe line explosion the chronicle reporting that pg&e used a memo suggesting that managers consider downgrading leaks instead of fixing them. it report lid detailed how the company could save nearly $5 million by downgrading the leaks to a level where they

it was said that the judge looked past my clean cut exterior and charismatic behavior to see the trueror that i am. and that's a direct quote. as well as the fact that at least one person, maybe two, said they feared for their lives when i got out, saying i would come back with a vengeance. >> with 21 years of his life at stake he needs to find a way to make other people see him as he sees himself. >> i've done a lot of harm. i feel i can do a lot of good if i'm given a chance. i just hope i'm given that chance. >>> coming up, a ghost written poem makes one inmate feel loved. >> if i were a free man i'd whisk you away. we'd be on the -- >> while a scathing newspaper article haunts another just days before his sentencing. >> does that have an impact? >> it's obviously not favorable but it's just. >>> now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ locked up locked ♪ think about things ♪ thinking about some things that never change in the game ♪ >> there's a regular occurrence at the maricopa county jail in phoenix that most inmates eventually gro

as google's first female engineer t very charismatic mayer was also one of the few public faces of thist often speaking and giving be interviews to the press. yesterday mayer surprised people with a second announcement. she tweeted in the afternoon that she and her husband are expecting a baby boy this october. reporting live in mountain view, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> that's a beautiful thing. big news all around for miss mayer. to learn more about marissa mayer and what her departure from google means check out our website. search marissa mayer. >> you don't have to search far for a look at the forecast. >> good morning to you. a good looking day shaping up if you liked yesterday. more of the same today. jon kelley gives it the satisfactory grade. good morning to you. temperatures are comfortable. i like when he sticks his thumb in my shot. temperatures are looking good for outdoor activities. activities you want to get done before it gets too hot. we have a heat wave, temperature in the 90s starting friday, lasting well into next week. we're going to get spoiled for a couple

romney problem is not just he doesn't know how to deliver a message or not charismatic.hink the way to put it, he simply hasn't been ide log call enough. this is a center right country. two years ago threw out the democrat or any leadership of any charismatic speeches or obamacare and increasing the size of the debt is sitting out there. the american people do not want expansion of government. we know that. we just saw it. romney has to make the case not just i know how to do jobs and create them because i did it at bain. i'll deregulate. obama is regulator. not expansion of government. about debt, keynesian experiments. it's all out there. he has to make that out. he wants this to be a biography and it's not enough. >> i couldn't agree more. if you think about what romney says about obama on the campaign trail, he is a nice guy, he is just in over his head. really? that is a problem, obama is in over his head? no. if you look at romney, when is the last time you saw people affiliated with the romney campaign say barack obama is a big government liberal? i would argue th

i was amazed at how charismatic he was around the kids. he is somebody that i think brought those around him closer together and was a unifying force to us. >> the funeral has already, the plans have been made. he will be remembered at mass this saturday at the cathedral of marriott queen in baltimore, the service begins at 10:00 a.m. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> gary spoke with abc2 news about a business he started. the items were made of duct tape. aleck got to idea in his 8th grade school when he started on a jacket for a friend. >> our teacher gave us a choice for end of the year, our project, and i decidessed i would like to make a jacket because my best friend bar mitzvah was coming up. i spent every other day for an hour working on the jacket. i ended up finishing it 20 minutes before we left for the bar mitzvah. >> he donated 5% of his revenue to swim across america. >>> we spoke to aaa about the deadliest days for teenage drivers in the summer. the five most dangerous days on the roads for teens are in orderer, july 4th, jun

. >> he was a very friendly, a charismatic, always laughing. >> dennis has known him for years and was one of his students. he said that he was focused and professional in the cockpit. >> he always did things by the book. a wonderful guy. he thought a lot of students how to fly. he will be missed in the community. >> the single-engine plane, now lange battered landed and took off again before spinning to the ground according to witnesses. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the other man, yet to be identified, was taken to the hospital. the ntsb and the federal aviation administration are looking at the airplane and the pilots record. >> there will look at the overall mechanical condition and demean its record to see how it was maintained and see if there were any anomalies with the airplane that may have had something to do with this event. >> investigators say they are in a fact-finding stage, trying to determine what happened. they say that once they're done looking at the plane in the woods, they hope to load it onto a truck and bring it back to the airport to get a closer look in

but what i see with all these efforts to regulate speech is more people who are charismatic.rying to silence people who have money. now, it's true there are all these other folks. who neither have political or economic power and that's a shame. but that's really what's going on here. >> that's a big issue. appreciate it. >>> one county official forced toesign over how he handled sexual assault allegations made against someone who worked for him. so why does he get a $300,000 golden parachute? >>> this man legally blind. he just set a world record seeing what you see him doing there. for 26 paydays triggered with a single tap. for checking your line, then checking your portfolio. for making atms and branches appear out of thin air. simple to use websites, tools, and apps. for making your financial life a little bit easier. simple to use websites, tools, and apps. energy is being produced to power our lives. while energy development comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely and responsibly providing generations of cleaner-burning energy

tim pawlenty was charismatic enough to get elected of liberal minnesota twice and rob portman was charismaticn ohio by 1 points last time, a swing state. both are excellent choices. both of them are clearly people who could be president in a heart beat. they've got a lot of experience. tim pawlenty has run for president and knows the rigors of the trail and many other people would be good choices. >> what about kelry ayotte? >> i think he's very impressive. there's going to be a natural tendency to look at someone who has been in a national office for less than two years and maybe that's not what we want to do this time. she has real expertise. she's been on the armed services committee, which is necessary for national politics. >> win webber is, always good to see you. we'll be right back. s country! including prilosec otc. you know one pill each morning treats your frequent heartburn so you can enjoy all this great land of ours has to offer like demolition derbies. and drive thru weddings. so if you're one of those people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day, block the acid with

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somebody have sex the outlines of this kind of portly redheaded charismatic lying con man pseudosciences self-help author. his mother is seen here as a baby in this rare family photo is the daughter of ron to wolf l. ron hubbard son the son changed his name after he famously left scientology. >>> this church, this creation destroyed and devour both her grandfather and father. and that's why they tried to keep it from us for so long. he never met his great-grandfather but for years his family refused to talk openly about their lineage. but in 2000 jimmy did a one-man show based on al ron hubbard and his son and it became a youtube sensation. every family has a black sheep on my mother's side of a black sheep as a shepherd who enslaved his own flock and it didn't go unnoticed. >>> into three days scientology is from my door is state cover stories claim that they were performers during a show with meeting the people following me they had their on me immediately. but he refused to be silenced jimmy's a big name in the world of performance artists he has his own performance troupe director th

in mexico tonight it appears the old guard may be swept back into power with a charismatic new leader. nbc's mark potter reports from mexico city. >> reporter: the lines were long as tens of millions of mexican voters went to the polls to select their new president. with complaints raised about vote buying the election is being monitored and being watched closely in the united states where mexico's future is considered very important. jose is the main anchor for nbc's spanish language partner, telemundo. >> we are neighbors. our economies are intertwined. we share a 2,000 mile border. what happens here has a direct impact on the united states, drugs, immigration and these issues are iertwined. >> reporter: the leading candidates are mota. from the party of current mexican president. she trails third in the polls. she is considered a victim of mexico's sluggish economy and the controversial drug war. former mexico city mayor, an drez lopez obrador is the left wing candidate. who narrowly lost last time. the leading candidate is a teleogenic former governor married to a soap opera star.

the charismatic sheen was known for his popular broadcasts "the catholic hour" on the radio and "life is worth living," which ran on tv during the 1950s. the newly elected president of egypt says he will work to protect the rights of all egyptians, including women and christians. mohammed morsi, the muslim brotherhood candidate, also promised to appoint a woman and a christian to prominent positions in his administration. many coptic christians had voiced concerns over their status if a member of the brotherhood was elected. but the coptic church issued a statement praising morsi for working with all members of society. we have story from fred de sam lazaro today about the country of niger, in west africa. it is suffering yet another famine, but at the same time, it is working with others to help learn how to grow enough food for itself so it will not have to ask for help in the future. >> at 8:00 a.m. each day, the weigh-in begins at a regional health center. babies are weighed and the girth of their arms is also measured, a color-coded proxy for malnutrition. there's still the odd g

but what i see with all these efforts to regulate speech is more people who are charismatic. trying to silence people who have money. now, it's true there are all these other folks. who neither have political or economic power and that's a shame. but that's really what's going on here. >> that's a big issue. appreciate it. >>> one county official forced to resign over how he handled sexual assault allegations made against someone who worked for him. so why does he get a $300,000 golden parachute? >>> this man legally blind. he just set a world record seeing what you see him doing there. why not make lunch more than just lunch? with two times the points on dining in restaurants, you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. there's more to enjoy. according to ford, the works fuel saver package could terally pay for itself. jim twitchel is this true? yes it's true. how is this possible? proper tire inflation, by using proper grades of oil, your car runs more efficiently, saves gas. you could be doing this right now? yes i could, mike. i'm slowing you do

is young and he is undefeated and is very charismatic while your brother has more experience he has he has. more charisma i think even than china so do you think that this fight between vitali and char will be a fight of experience and charisma or rather of the young skills and young blood. you will never know who is going to win the fight to know. the fighter that you think is going to win they have a challenger that you think you know is going to lose or the other way around you can play with it as much as your younger brother don't you think for your older brother time maybe coming to start start thinking about quitting what itself. i will hopefully with that with the opponents you will find out when the fight happens if we take a look back when mike tyson the youngest which champion of the world when he was twenty was fighting for the title nobody thought he's going to win because he was too young mother experienced and so on but after after the fight people realize he's actually fighting machine so with metal chair it's the same situation in the way of we'll see how he's going to

campaign very well by beating newcomers surrounds three two in southwest russia last friday but charismatic creation coach says that result proved how tough football in russia is after just seven. in charge he believes competition at the top will be hard this season. they're with their rivals. through the league was. ok for me to meet but then you six or seven. that's almost. equal percentage of chances to do it can be this couple of games it's going to be. a little bit of luck. that you got a deserved course. in the meantime english premier league side chelsea have confirmed the signing of brazilian midfielder oscar from international deal is reported to be around thirty nine million dollars the twenty year old whose full name. junior is currently in london with a brazilian olympic team he's a product of the said polly you think cademy and joined international in december twenty eighth ten the playmaker is expected to join the club straight after the games in his absence the blues lost their exhibiting game start american team from the major league three two in philadelphia. chris wondolow

he actually was charismatic, made people loyal.you have the best people in business. >> what an amazing study and knowledge base you have. walter, what are you working on these days? >> i'm trying to do a history of the digital age. i mean, we've, you know, been transformed by having computers, the internet, microprocessor, micro chips, transistor and we don't know anybody who invented these. i'm looking at it through the really cool, really smart but also innovative and rebellious hackers who created the digital age. >> no doubt another must read. great to talk to you as always. up next on the "the wall street journal report," we'll take a look at the news the upcoming week. makes for a balanced diet, but what role did broccoli play i the supreme court's health care ruling. the green stuff and the justices when we come back. stay with us. stiffn from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damag

you come as well don't be as free to southwest russia in the coming it's not no last friday the charismatic croatian said the result showed how tough football in russia was and believes after just seven weeks at the helm the competition at the top will be fierce this season. if this is the legal. case and it is a need but then you have six or seven teams that have almost. equal percentage of chances to do it it can be decided in a couple of games that game be. a little bit of luck that that that you got to deserve of course. files where champions league winners chelsea are due for a bit of revenge as the english giants prepare for an exhibition game against an all star american team in philadelphia this wednesday night the blues were one no losers the last time the two sides played each other six years ago and the manager had a better deal retired believes a victory could boost their preparations for the new premier league season it's a team that is quite settled they know from last season we've known each other last season already it's not new and not going to be radical changes overnight

he actually was charismatic, made people loyal. he had the best in the business. >> what an amazing study and knowledge base you have. what are you working on these days? >> i'm trying to do a history of the digital age. i mean, we've been transformed by having computers, the internet, the microprocessor, microchips, transistors and we generally don't know who invented any of these things. i'm looking at it through the really cool, really smart, but also innovative and rebellious hacker who is created the digital age. >> no doubt another must read. great to talk with you. up next on "the wall street journal report," we'll look at the news this upcoming week that will have an impact on your money. then it makes for a balanced diet, but what role did broccoli play in the supreme court's health care ruling? while some fiber ads use super models, metamucil uses super hard working psyllium fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model but you should feel a little more super

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given a full much ban for an intentional off the ball foul during that game while meanwhile the charismatic croatian coach says the results prove how tough footballing rusher is and just seven weeks at the helm he believes competition would be fierce this season oh look oh are up there with the contenders. this is a legal. case and it is a need but then you have six or seven teams that have almost. equal percentage of chances to do it it can be decided in a couple of games it's going to be. a little bit of luck. that that you've got to deserve of course. miles where champions league winners chelsea are looking for a bit of revenge the english giants are getting ready for an exhibition game against an all star american team in philadelphia this wednesday night the blues were one no losers the last time the two sides played six years ago and the manager had a better team a tayo believes victory could base their preparations for the new season. it's a team that is quite settled you know from last season we've known each other last season already it's not new and not going to be radical changes

i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. this strategy the strategy on the right to destroy organized labor is well documented just as well documented is how effective that strategy is bit since nine hundred eighty union rates in america have plummeted and right alongside rapidly declining unions the middle class the share of national income has dropped to more than a third of the workforce in america belong to a union in the one nine hundred fifty s. but today it's around a tenth of the workforce and less than seven percent of private workers now belong to a union on top of that there are now twenty three states in america that have ducted right to work laws which makes it a lot harder for unions to operate. this is the consequence of a well funded long running p.r. campaign by corporate america to smear organized labor in wisconsin you saw this p.r. campaign played out by pitting private sector non-unionized workers against public sector union workers public and governor scott walker called the strategy divide and conquer

i would characterize obama as a charismatic. of america. in the exception of the lives i.ast week democrats in the senate passed legislation to extend tax cuts for ninety eight percent of the nation while forcing the top two percent to pay their fair share of it so now all eyes are on the republicans in the house of representatives will they concur with the senate democrats and let ninety eight percent of americans keep their tax cuts or will they hold middle class tax cuts hostage as they've done for three years now to make sure the super rich keep their unnecessary budget busting tax cuts well this week we've learned in answer to that question republicans in the house plan to counter the senate vote with legislation to give millionaires a massive one hundred eighty seven thousand dollar annual tax cut while raising taxes on the middle class and working americans the so-called tax reform law being considered by republicans this week would drop the top income tax rate in america down to twenty five percent and rather than closing loopholes that allow corporations like g.e.

she's very charismatic. romney isn't. so there is the possibility they're at risk she will outshine him. right now, romney's campaign is focused on independents. sarah palin is a bit polarizing. what they're doing is they don't want to be associated with her. >> bill: is that really smart, though, michelle? you can give the governor of alaska a platform on a day that mitt romney isn't speaking. you can have her rally as jeanine pointed out, the tea party folks who adore her, and what's the down side of that? they don't even have to see each other really. >> yeah. i completely agree. but i'm saying from romney's point of view, is that they're already going to get conservatives because they dislike obamacare -- >> bill: some might stay on. >> they think obama is so polarizing that conservatives will come out no matter what. >> bill: jeanine, if michelle is correct and it's anybody but obama, which is one of the things that sarah palin actually says, why bother bringing in somebody who is really not very nice to you in the r

. >> when are people say about you that you are fantastic justice, no one disputes that and charismaticnd ask the most questions. >> i don't ask the most questions. that's not true. >> somebody counted. you are the guy that asks the most questions. >> i used to be. >> more than justice thomas, right? >> that's a low bar. >> a guy can join the supreme court and not ask any questions? >> that's not unusual. thurgood marshall rarely asked questions. income, a lot of them -- i was the first who started asking a lot of questions. i appeared before the court once before i became a judge. i was serving in the justice department. i got two questions the whole time with my argument. it was not at all unusual for justices not to ask questions. >> let's take another break. >> leave clarence alone. >> justice thomas has a principled reason. he told me in his interview and this is on the record, he does not ask questions because he thinks it's too ka kofinous. he doesn't want to add to the ka kof me in. >> i want to get into you as a man. what rocks your boat. >> that's scary. >> that's what i wante

coming and he's very charismatic everybody likes to be with billy and he loves music.lly asks for certain tune in the mexican fannin those. he said to the fillers don't forget. now an english this means a chickeor hent andn e i so wd ey the chicken of the region, the chicken of the earth, so you see if they are referring to a chicken like we would think of a chicken they wouldsii ico panb would ask them not to forget and he meant turkey investor also we are going to play this for you on the fiddle and banjo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] tla og hth nnonllen was just a young school boy in silver city. he helped put on a show to raise money fo the new school house, and those kids here in the 1870's p on an show and it milltimso h may a s have known that song from playing at in the minstrel show and of course it became known there in mexico. ofemucari y atasatwiim fact he was set tohistle to the point it was obnoxious, and it was first published in 1973 and was extremely one of the most popular songsin the century and had a very catch cof oisitd ewyh it's called silver among the gol

incredibly charismatic. you ask the most questions. >> i don't ask the most questions.t's not true. >> apparently someone has asked the last 35 year, you ear the guy that asks the most questions. >> i used to be. >> you ask more than justice thomas, right? >> that's a low bar. >> it's just a bit weird. the guy can join the supreme court and literally not ask any questions? >> that's not unusual. thurgood marshall rarely asked any questions. in fact, a lot of them -- i was the first one who started asking a lot of questions. i appeared before the court once before i became also judge. i was serving in the justice department and i got two questions the whole time of my argument. they both came from byron white. it was not at all unusual for justices not to ask questions. >> let's take another break. so leave clarence alone. >> in fairness, he has a principled reason. he told me in his interview, and this is all on the record, he does not ask questions because he thinks it's too cocophonous and he doesn't want to add to the cacophony. i want to ask you what makes you tick.

the young, charismatic leader. it was all about hope and change.r years later we're in cope and wait. unemployment's been at -- over 8% for 41 months. i think people have fallen out of love with barack obama. i don't need to fall in love with mitt romney. i just need for unemployment numbers to fall. if we're looking for love, we can go on match.com. if we're looking for a president, it's an entirely different thing. >> i think the concern is passion with actually going to the voting booth, going to the polls. you have to be -- we use that term love. something has to move you in order to get you out of the house to do that. maria, is boehner right? by the way, i like first for love, second for money. but is boehner right? is this an up or down referendum on barack obama? if so, is that good or bad for him? >> well, it's not, don. here's where i think boehner, who i think it was an astounding moment of candor, because i think he realizes that mitt romney is not lovable and is not somebody that the voters are going to ever feel passionate about. now,

and when he gets there it it turns around >> it is not that he is a charismatic speaker but you needs being measured on that. he lets congress lead to often >> and you need to establish yourself in such a way that everybody wants to talk with you. the doorman, the elevator operator as well as mitch mcconnell who heads the republican side and they all need to want to have court with you. nobody wants coffee with obama >> the guy has been on every network show everywhere and every day he is on tv making some kind of appearance and yet people say he is not connecting >> it goes back to his appearance in san francisco a few years ago where he has talked about people back east clinging to bibles and bitterness. there is a disconnect. he comes across as a law professor too often. he doesn't come across as a real guy. >> it is unfortunate because he was a community organizer. he was the guy that can help you get a job or things of that nature. he does not come off as that guy. he really comes off as the guy who will do your eulogy. >> coming up, the mercury miso that continues. the wife of

the smiling charismatic glow of a young sally ride was on exhibit at san jose tech museum of invasionoday. america's first woman in space was featured on nasa tv after the 61-year-old astronaut passed away. >> as a woman who grew up in the 60s and 70s seeing a woman flying in space that was a personal inspiration. permly that was very important for me growing up. >> reporter: ride flew aboard the space shuttle challenger in 1983 and again in 1984. after that ride who graduated from sanford university and ran space camps for students served a fellowship there with lynn eden. >> i think that's her legacy that there will be more women scientists, more women that feel comfortable going into science. i think that's fantastic. >> reporter: nasa echoes sentiments expressed by the white house and nasa. that the nation had lost a leader, and a tech. >> any girl in the whole wide world can do it. >> reporter: and more tributes will be coming and the tech museum is now considering adding ride to its section honoring innovators. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details on the life of a

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