the inissue of charismatic leader, you baker was critical of charismatic leader, dr.of the flc and black minister was problematic for the black community. baker is a charismatic leader but organizational leader without the public presence she has come to take on and as academics write histories of her life. >> just, you know, kind of piggybacking on that, there's ways in which we don't recognize women leaders as having charisma. charisma, this isn't just about this moment. i think this is probably kind in a western civilization kind of deeply-embodied in our culture, we think of charisma often being a masculine trait. we really need to rethink what is leadership and particularly what is charismatic leadership. for someone like he will la baker and barbara ramsey who written a biography of baker, she knows leadership is very important but it is trickery, right? >> certainly someone like fannie baker is a charismatic. i have a question related to thread of the conversation we're having and related to some of what i've been writing on recently, there's, we both have a hi

butch cassidy, charismatic leader, crafty, fun-loving outlaw. founder of the notorious wild bunch. known for his daring violence-free banditry and infamous escape with his longtime partner, the sundance kid. but behind every fugitive stands a man. and behind every legend lies the truth. >> when most people think of butch cassidy, they think of his legend as presented in the famous movie. a charming criminal with a devil-may-care attitude and a clever wit. but the real story of butch cassidy is that of a criminal mastermind, a western godfather of sorts, who brings organization to the world of unorganized crime. and just like any group of gangsters, violence is part of that equation, even if the legend would have you believe otherwise. >> as america approaches the 20th century, 30 years

. >> the charismatic draymond dream gets a surprise announcement from his charismatic mother. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepared. together, we're building a better california. >>> hi, everybody. i'm dave feldman. the reserves for the all-star game were named today. and steph curry will have some buddies eto pal around with. klay thompson named to his second all-star game. and ranked as one of the top three-point shooters. draymond green was named to the all-star team for the first time ever. his numbers aamasmazing. even more dramatic, he got the news from his mom. >> day-day. >> mom, mom. >> day-day. how you doing? just wanted

charlie: charismatic, tall -- wickedly handsome -- or was it wickedly sexy. i don't remember.auren: next question. [laughter] charlie: that is great contrast to matilda in the beginning. lauren: yes. she is quiet. choose the one that everyone wonders why she is with him. she is the mover behind the scenes. she sets up all the parties were he shines and gleans. she becomes a person who deals with the business side because he can't. he is just too narcissistic. she is really, really, really quiet. charlie: and she needs security. lauren: she desperately needs security. yes. charlie: you also think she's cool. lauren: i love her. i actually started this book thinking i was going to write my own narcissism into lotto and matilda would be -- charlie: bus talk about euro narcissism. [laughter] lauren: we all have it. charlie: your greatness. have no greatness. but matilda would be some character that i didn't know. what happened is i started seeing elements of myself in mathilde that friend may, frankly. she had so much rage. i see this in myself and i see this and a lot of my frien

the charismatic religious leader was known by his followers as a peaceful reformist who opposed to violence. news of the cleric's death sparked a wave of protests throughout the region. in saudi arabia both men and women took to the streets chanting. iran used to their state-run news to condemn the death. he rose to promises prominence after demanding more rights for the shiite minority in the sunni ruled saudi arabian kingdom. saudi officials defended the objections as a way to ensure justice. will cost saudi arabia dearly. anchor: president obama signed a federal disaster declaration for the state of missouri. missouri is dealing with record flooding. governor jay nixon of missouri says he has never seen anything like it. governor nixon: when you are seeing up a full house that is floating across the bridge, it is almost as if you are living on some other planet. anchor: the federal disaster declaration allows the department of homeland security and fema to coordinate all efforts. anchor: part of donald trump's speech now appears in a terrorist recruiting video. the video was right releas

a call raised by men like abdullah azzam, a palestinian cleric, charismatic and deeply spiritual.d shape osama bin laden throughout much of the 1980s. >> my name is hutaifah azzam. i've been living with bin laden for more than eight years continuously you could say. >> reporter: hutaifa is abdullah azzam's son. this is his first interview for western television. >> my father was leading islamic and arabic studies and osama bin laden was studying engineering at that time. >> reporter: bin laden was drawn to the influential cleric, seen here in afghanistan. he was the ideological force behind the call for jihad and he implored the young and impressionable osama to follow him. >> at the end of 1984 in the summer my father told him, you have to leave with me. i'm leaving to pakistan and afghanistan. >> reporter: bin laden responded. he made the move from saudi arabia to pakistan. >> the picture you get of bin laden at this point of his life, he's shy, he's retiring, he's monosyllabic, people will hardly get a word out of him. and he's completely overshadowed by abdullah azzam a larger

. >> reporter: charismatic, recognized by the boaters, they fill the waters of south florida. now they will receive a new classification. they want to rename from endangered to threatened. >> this action today what we're announcing is really in our view demonstrate the successes of how the endangered species can and does wk and making water way safer and cleaner in florida. >> endangered species is one currently endangered of extinction while the threatened specie is like like to be endangered. it has been thriving as a result of federal regulations and impliations to it. the manatee's numbers are conditions in their habitat are improving and threats are being reducedful >> this is one step in a very long journey an took an enormous amount of effort to get to where we are today. >> over the last 25 year there is's been huge increase up to more than 1200 in 1991 to more 4% than 6,000 now. >> i'm craig stevens, 7 news. >> ashley: and that is good news. they will publish beginning a 90 day period in which the public is invited to submit scientific or other to help them reach a fi

he is a very charismatic guy. he is very much a -- he's a politician that is very focused on cities. he was a mayor. lucy, my wife, former mayor of sydney, as you know, she spent a lot of time talking about planning and infrastructure and he's very focused on that. but i certainly encourage him to speak more widely and to speak globally because he does -- he is the -- as i said in my remarks, the democratically elected leader of the largest muslim nation in the world. that is one big platform. and it can be very powerful. how do we support him? well, we support him by supporting him, by encouraging his work on the security side. australia and indonesia work very closely together on counterterrorism and have done for many, many years, as indeed do our other partners, including obviously the united states. so terrorism is a global challenge. and it requires a global response. and part of that is much more intelligence sharing. obviously information is gold in the intelligence business and -- but it is something we h

. >> jason and his wife are one of hollywood's most charismatic couples. >> i'm funnier than him. >> and they've been living the good life in this posh retreat. >> this is celebrity style living. but now they have a little baby and perhaps more to come. >> plans for more children? >> yeah, i think so. but not quite yet. >> so the duo has decided to trade in the stunning pad. buying into a celebrity neighborhood is going to cost you a lot of cash. but this view, priceless. that view can be seen from just about any spot in the house. the open kitchen and living area, the gym, the pool, and the charming outdoor space. want to buy a peace of the pie? go to extratv.com. >>> coming up on mansions and millionaires, classic celebrity real estate. >> he entertained johnny carson, katharine hepburn. >> inside the home of hollywood royalty. plus, every mega mansion has got to have a ballroom but this one could hold the entire "dancing with the stars" set. . >>> bob hope was born in london, soon became the face of hollywood and then bought up a big chunk of the city he loved. it was good to be b

charismatic. instantly recognizable and spotted on a regular basis by boaters, manatee fill the waters off will receive a new klachx. u.s. fish wild life service wpts to reclassify the federal status of west independent i don't know manatee from endangered to threatened. >> this action take the with we are announcing israel in our view demonstrates the success of how the endangered species act can and does work and here making a water way safer and clear in florida. >>reporter: endangered species is one currently in daner -- danger indang of extinction the threatened one is likely to become endangered in the foreseeable future. proposal comes as the beloved sea cow have been thriving if reeseen years as a result of federal regulations and programs implemented to protect them. >> this collective effort has culminated in great recovery and conservation success. >>reporter: manatee numbers are climbing. conditions in their habitat are improving and the threats to their survival are being reduced. ver

very charismatic. has really been working up. he's in a number two or three position at the dnc. has a real future, john. >> how old is she? >> you don't ask a woman her age. [ laughter ] >> she is young and i agree with you. i think she is poised for bigger things. hillary clinton is the almost certain democratic nominee poised to be our next president. stardom doesn't get any better than that. >> speaking of paul ryan i think he will be instrumental in forging more deals with the democrats. and also guiding the eventual republican nominee on fiscal matters. >> clarence. >> i'm going to say abigail fisher. she is leading -- she is a antiaffirmative action suit. this could end affirmative action on college camps or it could strengthen it. >> speaker of the house paul ryan. ryan will have the privilege to be speaker when the political pendulum swings. >> angela merkel. i think they made a mistake throwing open the gate. >> i wouldn't under estimate merkel's power of recovery. we'll see. year. clarence: why? tom: because he's socialist and very strange. : [ inaudible ] >> it's got

trump is not my favorite buguy t he's charismatic. so is cruz. bush is not a characterize ma tick guy. i hope he pulls it out. but charisma counts. then you have to ask why is hillary clinton lead ing? she's zero in charisma. >> we hit about everybody there. adam, i'm looking at this saying back to the points raised here with the money. spend ing a lot of money isn't getting them a lot of bang for the buck. maybe it takes time. what do you think? >> there are two factors at play. we are in a new era of social media. it's easier to get your message out and reach people than ever before. secondly, i think we are in an unusual time in our political experience in the united states. people genuinely -- it is sinking in, people are genuinely pissed off. >> when did you come to this pif me the ? >> i have understood it. i don't think i understood the magnitude. >> you're not prone to anger. >> look at the palm trees behind you. >> in the place where the palm trees are they hate mr. obama. >> got you. >> neil, as we get into february and march when we ha

tina ruffin / amber brown's adviser c0020 1:07:08 "she's awesome, she's funny she's charismatic, shes'a the scenes all of norfolk state is battling for her. melody webb / norfolk state athletics c0001 1:09:48 "currently, right now our university the departments have sent money to atheltics on donations and donations from our fans for amber brown." 1:09:59 her team tries to turn a corner, but according to friends her health has already taken a better at the hospital today. i was at the hospital last demands. she gives you a thumbs up and blinks her eyes so you know shes there and she's just fighting she's a team all hoping to earlier this week amber brown's family said they believe her diabetes maye have been a contributing factor to her condition. but they've not confirmed how. her family is also raising money on a gofundme page you can find on wavy dot com. in norfolk matt gregoru 10 on your side. a 43-year-old man went to the hospital after someone shot him in his thigh on 23rd street. the shooting happened around 5:15 this morning - police say by the time they arrived, the man was al

. >> make sure they are able to % talk to people and to be open and charismatic, all kinds of helps in a jobs interview, doesn't it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the dance course is led by an alumnist. they have an emphasis on classic. >> ballet is a foundation for all dance and they get really strong training. >> reporter: an alumist nono teaches in it. >> i have kids that come in that re extremely and naturally talented to kids that i'm working with to -- i call them workable students that will do well. i was one of those workable students. >> reporter: so your child doesn't have to be super talented to be in this magnet program. maybe they could even help me. >> they may not have a god-given ability but what we will do is day, person by person, second by second. >> reporter: with opportunity, kids can soar to new heights. ari odzer, nbc 6 ws. >>> ahead for us tonight, the new birther debate and how donald trump plans to plant seeds of doubt in ted cruz. >>> and water unfit to drink and what we've learned about the treatment that could have fixed the problem. hit six stores in five st

i'm playing him at his most flamboyant charismatic self. this is a time where he was in a different state of mind. >> i think the main thing at the center of this whole story is that two people, innocent people, were brutally murdered and that will never change. >> mini series begins february 2nd on fx. i cannot wait. >> it's going to be a very riveting one indeed. and now another true story coming to tv also probably very riveting, madoff. richard richard richard dreyfuss played madoff. for rifpping off his clients. >> i can't take your money because it is not enough for me to bother with. >> richard is kidding around but the subject is serious madoff defrauding investors out of $65 billion in the largest upon ponzi scheme in history. >> gweneth's mom, blythe, his wife, doesn't see it. >> they loved each other deeply and i don't think she absorbed what happen ped. i don't think she knew. >> they called me a fraud. i was the biggest ponzi scheme in history within the biggest ponzi scheme in history. >> the series is personal for richard. he

charismatic new zealand native is mother of 10 children. adoptive. to explain the life of giverful she terms to psalm 127 in her well-red bibles. >> as arrows in the hand of a mighty man so are children of the youth. and goes on to say happy is the man who has his quiver - likening it to the war when they went out with bows arrows, bless it is the man who has the giver full of them. they shall not be ashamed. they'll have children who they have raised to be mighty young men and women of god, and speak truth and justice and wisdom. now, isn't that a great blessing for the nation? >> reporter: who are the enemies now. discuss? >> anything that is against the waves of god, of course, yes, we have enemies if we start talking about international enemies. we do have enemies. >> campbell invited "america tonight" to her ministry, baste in her large rural home, an hour outside of nashville. >> from a basement headquarters campbell publishes above rooubies, a goesy quarterly circulation. with a worldwide circumstance awelation. >> it promotes christian procre

followers say the charismatic religious leader was a peaceful reformist who opposed violence. centuries old battle between this shiite protester says the saudi royal family has opened the gates of hell for its rule. in the iranian capital, tehran, an angry mob stormed and set fire to the saudi arabian embassy prompting saudi , officials to break off diplomatic ties with iran. iran's supreme leader says saudi arabia will face divine retribution for putting nimr al-nimr to death. tina kraus, cbs news. mollie: allies of saudi arabia also are scaling down their diplomatic ties with iran. the search is on for more survivors or victims of a strong earthquake in northeastern india. at least eight people are confirmed dead and more than 100 injured in the 6.7 magnitude quake. police say the deaths and injuries were caused by falling debris from the buildings. police say there are few tall buildings in the region, although a newly constructed imphal. new images have been released of and investigators now are considering launching another search of the wreckage to look for the black box

. >> he's a charismatic guy. you can speak to him, and when looking in the face of a stone cold killer. >> reporter: in another case, watch how pizarr takes a gun and fires in the middle of the street. this happened in may of 2013. police are posting these fliers around the bronx, searching r pizarro, who is wanted for at least 23 crimes. >> he's a shoot wer er with no regard to anybody's safety. >> reporter: pizarro is wanted for carjacking and also shooting an innocent person. the fbi is also wanting to bring him in for one of their cases. there's a $2,500 reward for information leading to his arrest. >>> the mayor is stepping up efforts to curb homelessness in the city. his administration tocay announced plans to double t e number of city-funded drop-in centers to help those in need. the facility provide food, showers, medical care. it also has resources including housing placement services. officials hope that increasing convince people to come off the streets. >> to help connect with people who are reluctant

. >> reporter: who can forget am team, charismatic johnny cork ran -- >> i ain't trying to be respectful, i'm trying to win. >> are you a lawyer? >> yes, well, i but not criminal. >> reporter: david schwimmer transforms into simpson's close friend robert kardashian. >> why in the hell were you in there alone? >> i don't know,that point, nobody really knew much about robert kardashian. >> he's just a regular man who suddenly found himself, one year notoriety, kardashian never lived to see the explosive fame his daughters and ex-wife would later enjoy. schwimmer says he spoke with learning things few of us knew about o.j.'s confidant. >> incredibly loyal and compassionate and generous. perhaps the most to me was learning that he was a man of deep faith. very religious man. i do think he was conflicted at k his feelings and beliefs did change in the course of the trial. >> reporter: in a documentary "the secret tapes of the o.j. er recalls watching her ex-husband's face as the verdict was announced. >> i think he was shocked. he was definitely stunned. i mean, you could look at his knowing

ice breaks and caves and you that h and 's a roar, it's like tnder but deeper and louder and more charismatic. i felt her. >> we all need to become aware of how we are treating the earth. what we are tang from it and that we're taking far more than we need. the more conscious you become of that, the more care and respect for the earth you will have. >> you get a shock and feel you share responsibility for what's happening. reporter: critics of such even say they're nothing more than commercial adventure trips sold in esoteric packaging -- rackets cloaked by promises of spiritual awakening. angaangaq and the participants say that's not true. >> i'm not there to pump money out of people. i'm there to give them. but of course it costs money to come here. it costs money to establish a camp. so it had to be paid. >> is it part of a money-making spiritual machine? i think, i trust my intuition more than that. and i know the difference. reporter: the hours-long hike under the midnight sun to the top of a mountain is challenging for all of the participants. but no one complains. it's what they came f

democrats or republicans because he starts with no states and that kind of a campaign tended by a charismatic politician who could rouse people and keep them excited for that's not the kind of politician he is. he is more known for his policy speeches. watching you sunday. thank you, john. >>> late today in houston, a grand jury investigating allegations of wrongdoing by planned parenthood, didn't find any. instead, the jury indicted planned parenthood's accusers. two anti-abortion activists who shot undercover video of planned parenthood employees discussing the sale of aborted fetal tissue for research. the charges include, tampering with a government record, but the da wouldn't say today what that record was. >>> el nino storms leave homes dangling over the pacific. and three inmates make an elaborate escape. the "cbs overnight news" will be man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12

very charismatic.e center of the group. >> reporter: wren volunteered with cruz for a technical journal for two years. then suddenly in 1974, the cruz family just disappeared. >> he sold his company and had gone ban to the united states. >> were you surprised? >> y because i thought that his business was growing, and i felt that he was becoming more established, and there's no reason to give it up. >> did he talk about, i'm going to go back to america? >> never. >> i'm going to give up on canada? >> never to me. never to me. he was establishing his business here, and it was successful. >> indeed. and there was never any sense that he was about to leave for any reason. >> reporter: the story, according to ted cruz it was alcohol that changed everything. cruz says his mother and father drank too much. >> when i was 3 years old, my father decided, he didn't want to be married anymore. and he didn't want a 3-year-old son. so he got on a plane and left calgary and flew back to texas, to houston. and he left

a charming, dashing, charismatic, tall, handsome -- or was the word "sexy," i can't remember. >> uh,ext question. >> rose: so contrast to mathilde in the beginning. >> she's quiet. everybody wonders why she's with him. she tees mover behind the scenes and sets up the parties where he shines and gleams and becomes the person who deals with the business side because he can't, he's too narcissistic. she's really, really quiet. >> rose: and she needs security. >> and she desperately needs security, yes. yes. >> rose: but you also think she's cool. >> i love her. well, actually, i started this book thinking, you know, i was going to write my own narcissism into lotto, and mathilde would be -- >> rose: let's talk about your own narcissism. >> we all have it. >> rose: it's your greatness. no, i have no greatness. but then mathilde would be some character that i didn't know, and what happened was i started seeing elements of myself in mathilde that frightened me, frankly. she had so much rage, and i see this in myself and my friends. >> rose: what do you have rage about? one thing you have r

. >> be able to talk to people and be open and charismatic. all kind of things. >> reporter: that helps with a job interview, doesn't it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the dance course is led by an alumnus. rosalyn says dance gives these girls an avenue to flex their creativity in many forms. >> the main focus is ballet. they get really strong ballet training. >> reporter: an alumnus of the magnet program now teaches in it. >> i have kids that come in that are extremely naturally talented to kids i work with that i call well. i was a workable student. >> reporter: your child doesn't have to be super talented, the object is to draw the talent out f the student. oh, man, i got paint on my tie. >> every student may not have the gogiven ability of other students, but we pull it out. we do it day by day, person by person, second by second. >> reporter: with opportunity, kids can soar to new heights, ari odzer, nbc 6 news. >> very koodcool. >>> sad news out of zoo miami. >> a giraffe had to be put down he got his head stuck between two fence posts. we

(catherine tully, dubuque) "oh, it was just wonderful, he's so personable and charismatic." marcy doyle says former president was an exciting experience. (marcy doyle, galena) "i've always liked him, and i"m be nice to hear from him, what he had to say." as we said earlier, president clinton was here campaigning for hillary clinton. she's slated to make an appearance at the university of dubuque next week. we've got you covered live in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl news. today's visit was clinton's first to campaigned for hillary back in 2008. a new poll out tonight shows senator bernie sanders within 3 points of hillary clinton among likely new hampshire primary next four days, campaigning in iowa sanders need for real change message has been resonating with voters across the country. the 74-year old has been attracting huge crowds at his campaign events at almost every stop. tonight, in cedar rapids, i had a chance to speak one on one with the long-time vermont independent--turned democrat. though he trails clinton in iowa right now, he still expects to win here. "my guess is

the charismatic one of a kind david bowie marched to his own tune.ie: thank you for that look at david bowie. david bowie died at age 69. the news of david bowie's death broke just as the golden globe ceremony was wrapping up in los angeles. prizes are handed out each year by the hollywood foreign press association. is the award ceremony that gets award season underway in hollywood. the big winner at this years 73rd edition was the survival thriller the revenant. and motion actor picture drama, boosting the film chancesardo dicaprio's of oscar glory next month. >> welcome to the 73rd annual golden globe awards. >> it's hollywood's golden night. this year honored one of the film industry's golden boys, leonardo dicaprio winning the the 19thr award for century survival epic, the revenant. >> i want to share this award with all the first nation people represented in this film and all the indigenous communities around the world. offhe film also fought strong competition to win the best motion picture drama and best director award. won best actress for in

. >> man: mister holland was a dynamic, charismatic speaker, and he was the glue that held this congregation together. >> beginning to trial was not easy. to mexico where he was arrested in 2012. turn to talk. >> woman: i had been molested by otis holland. >> and holland is of course the former pastor of united faith church. along with the sex count, he is also charged with conspiring to destroy evidence. the trial is expected to last about a week. reporting live, denise, and let's go back to the studio. >> jessica: thank you for that. metro says this man, joshua simon, is in jail charged with first-degree murder. according to detectives, simon and the victim, gary maney, got into a fight at the apartment santa. killed. >> metro detectives have made interest in the murder from last february. this was the senior boulder wayne watson is accused of choosing edie. he was arrested in california monday and will be properly cared face murder charges. >> once line things up a bit, why don't we? the consumers electronic show is about a lot more than just the latest in television, smart phones, and ev

worked as a newspaper editor, journalist, law professor, and european mp, but he is best known as a charismatic media pundit. a reputation that helped him win sunday's election with little campaigning and even a public endorsement from legendary football coach -- from a legendary football coach. >> why professor marbella professorsousa -- why marcelo rebello i can see things clearly. what we need is a winner that has charisma. >> the role of president is , but he hasmonial the power to dissolve parliament and fire the prime minister in times of crisis. marcelo rebelo de sousa said in his victory speech that he wants more economic growth without financialng stability. his business is to reassure voters that he is not seeking to return to unpopular austerity measures imposed during portugal's bailout in 2011. >> millions across eastern united states are cleaning up after the weekend's passive snowstorm that virtually paralyzed the region. been reported since friday. public transport remaining disrupted while many flights were canceled. our washington correspondent has more. the great blizzard of