charismatic at all? guest: i did not find him that charismatic, but the people around him, on his every word and treated him with much deference. he is certainly charismatic to his followers. as i'm sure you know, isis and dispute aboutn a the head of the global jihadi movement. isis can see themselves as the rightful heir of bin laden. i took about the ideology of bin laden. laden-ism is a lot like other ideologies. it claims to explain the present and the future. bin laden set out a series of ideals that isis is acting on in a more extreme way. we need to create a caliphate, there were people standing in the way, we need to created in a violent means. bin laden, his ideas continue to influence even in death what is going on today. host: mary is out in maryland. republican line. you are on with peter bergen. "united states of jihad: investigating america's homegrown terrorists." guest: i have -- caller: i have a question about general petraeus? host: why do you ask that question? caller: i have been rea

>> actor richard gere gave them the old razzle dazzle in the on he brought to life the charismatic lawyer billy flynn. another celebrity is attacking the same role on stage on broadway. jim axelrod reports. >> is everybody here? is everybody ready? hit it! >> reporter: while former football star eddie george is no stranger to the spotlight. i don't care about expensive stage >> reporter: it's a different stage he made 21 years ago winning the heisman trophy before a nine-year all-pro career. >> i didn't come to this earth just so say i played football nine years and i won a heisman trophy and die. razzle dazzle >> reporter: he caught the theater career when his football career wound down and started from the ground up. how is your footwork? >> footwork is nice. i got good feet. >> reporter: drama classes, his hometown of nashville, before auditioning for broadway. >> what was important for me was that the ensemble don't look at me as a gimmick, some guy athlete that wants to do broadway. no vanity project here. just perfectly understandable >> reporter: this is not just bold-face name hir

magic johnson was a brilliant immensely charismatic basketball player. larry bird a brilliant uncharismatic but white basketball player. magic's charisma and birds whiteness matter. this was the winning combination is going to help the nba over, it's blackness problem there is a paradox here. a sport or a league that is too black is seen as a problem. a league that can be fueled by black versus white competition and antagonism, that sells in american sports. we have seen again and again how racial tension sells sports. give me an example. >> johnson versus jefferies. matthew: 1940 seven, jackie robinson's first year in major league baseball is the year that more people went to evidence field than any year and that history. this one black player in this white dominated sport. joe lewis and max schmeling but nationalism is also a factor. isaac murphy and snapper garrison. they were the biggest show in town in the 1890's. major taylor. cycling was very exciting when it was taylor against the white cyclists. then he was segregated out of the sport. race-base

ben back, it's heart breaking as she calls him the most brilliant person in any room, the most charismatic, she says when his sun shines on you you feel, but when his sun shines elsewhere, it's colder, you can feel a shadow. >> she just kind of said, know, in my part of the world, we jus s hish. was it a phoenix rising outashes? >> she also reveals her 10-year-old daughter violet has helped her through all of this, she says they have even become temporary roommates. >>> did you see kelly clarkson break down in tears on "ame idol." she talks about the song about her painful childhood. >> i think all the contestants could feel the weight of what was happening. to restore my faith >> we all had tears in our eyes, it was so captivating, she barely got through it. and the father should be straight >> and very pregnant kelly that's about her relationship with her father who she says abandoned her and her husband brandon b stock who she says helped heal the wounds. can never walk away >> her humanity in that moment was just -- you never see that, especially on television. >> especially for judge

so in 2008 hillary clinton lost to a young, handsome charismatic star.she's in a dead heat with a 74-year-old disheveled soci socialist. >> i think hillary clinton put together a better ground organization and is probably going to eek out a little bit of a victory. as this race progresses you're going to see meaningful -- >> what is ahead for him? what does it mean if she has a narrow victory here and he has a victory there? >> it looks like 2000, bradley voersus gore. if you don't start locking up wins you run out of team. for bernie sanders he made economic issues in the fore front in a way maybe they weren't and ran a great race. i don't think interest there is a lot of steam left it in. >> what do you make of the g.o.p. side? >> i think big loss for donald trump. it shows. you don't duck fox news. and a lot of people decided at the last minute, after that debate, he wasn't on the stage. he was afraid of taking questions from you. the big winner is fox news and the loser, donald trump. >> what about you, bill? do you see ted cruz having a chance to se

we have fundamentalists like bob jones university, some pentecostals and charismatics, folks like that. those groups in recent years have been very much players on the republicans side of almost any contest you look at. historically you have had different groups engage in different times. early on in the 1960s and 70s the alumni from bob jones university were important elements in the republican party when the republican party is really just getting started. business focus and bob jones people who played a major role in getting the party under way. later on religious groups intended to come in. when pat robertson put together the christian coalition and his presidential campaign pentecostals and charismatics tended to infiltrate the republican party. the fundamentalists and some of the others didn't like some very much but they fought vigorously in republican primaries and a republican candidate whoever he or she was in the general election, better than the democrats. on the democratic side in recent years african-americans played very important role, half of the typical democratic pri

very charismatic, drop-dead gorgeous. >> reporter: ten years younger, in fact. bill was 39 and very different from tom. tom, meanwhile, was still sabine's business partner.re things got a little dicey. one day tom found sabine in a room in their motel with her new lover, bill. >> he had caught them having sex in room 11 at haley's motel. but he said it wasn't a jealousy thing.of respect that, you know, having sex with his wife in the hotel room. >> reporter: not jealous? maybe.ectives knew that sort of thing could very well drive a person to do terrible things.nd bill did one of them harm sabine? they interviewed bill the first learned that in 2008 they started dating and eventually they moved into an apartment together.friends she'd hit the jackpot with bill. friends like joyce lathrop. cture in her wallet. and she was so proud that he wasnd i can see where she was head over heels. >> maybe this was going to be the love of her life. they were going to have a together. >> reporter: the last time sabine's friend photographer jack elka saw her she was with bill. m

. >> host: charismatic? >> guest: i didn't find him know but the people that hung on treated him like that. he is charismatic to his followers and i am sure isis and al-qaeda are in a dispute on the head of the jihad movement but isis is the err of osama bin laden. isis, i talk about the ideology of bin ladism and it claims to explain the future and present. bin ladenset out a series of ideas that isis is acting on which is we need to create a caliphate, do to through violence, the jews, israelis and the united states are in the way. they are the enemy. osama bin laden in death even his ideas continue to influence what is going on today. >> host: mary is out in maryland republican line. you on the with peter bergen. >> caller: good morning. i have a question about general petraeus. what is his role in the middle east right? >> host: why do you ask that question? >> caller: i have been reading he is the one in charge. >> host: he has been gone for a while. >> guest: occasionally i am sure he advises people ot

questions about what happened to their friend that they describe as charismatic. happy and always friendly. dominguez was 55 years old. gloria: police believe there are multiple suspects that fled in a white car. coming up at 6:00 we will tell you exactly what the court arrest. live in raleigh, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: the first votes cast in the new hampshire primary, and john kasich and bernie sanders are coming out on top. dixville is one of a handful of places that opened and all nine votes were cast there. in the republican race kasich had three, trump two and on the democratic side sanders will four. most open at 8:00 this morning. major political drama in north carolina over the fight on how we vote. people who filed a lawsuit claiming maps are un tpaeurfair have until today to respond. they are trying to block a court a role in how two districts were mapped. the big question is if this will impact the march primary. anthony wilson halls the details and reaction -- has the details in the next half hour. john: police in person count

and the world's most charismatic mascot, griff, always brings it. all bulldogs. 1st q. nicole miller, slicing to the hoop. 2 of her 11 points. bulldogs up 2. then on the break. maddy dean to caitlin ingle, out to lizzy wendell. count three. 24 for wendell. drake rolls on senior day, 78-45. tomorrow night, georges niang plays his final home game as a cyclone. soundoff voters say niang is the most beloved cyclone since fred hoiberg. michael admire has more. a guy like georges niang doesnt come around often. its g-time niangs style is his own, coaches praise it... players envy it. niang is the winningest player in cyclone history... scoring more points than all but two other players to wear cardinal and gold... niang will also be the first cyclone to play in 4 n-c-aa tournaments. niang arrived in ames with a chip on his shoulder. something iowa also be the first cyclone to play in 4 n-c-aa tournaments. chip on his shoulder. something iowa niang arrived in ames with a chip on his shoulder. something iowa state fans immediately connected with. niang has never been scared to

it's breaking as she still calls him the most brilliant person in any room, the most charismatic, she says when his sun shines on you you feel, but when his sun shines elsewhere, it's colder, you can feel a shadow. >> she just kind of said, you know, in my part of the world, we just say bless his heart. engainments and a string of high profile relationships. she says i would run down that beach and marry him again, i have no regrets about t >> she just kind of said, you know, in my part of the world, we just say bless his heart. was it a phoenix rising out of the ashes? she's like i am out of the ashes. >> on some level it's got to be painful for jennifer to finally talk about this. she also reveals her 10-year-old daughter violet has helped her through all of this, she says they have even become temporary roommates. >>> did you see kelly clarkson an she talks about the song about her painful child >> i think all the contestants could feel the weight of what >> we all had tears in our eyes, it was so captivating, she barely got through it. and i think that also got her. and the father

never got the credit he deserved because he was not as charismatic as ali. he was a skilled boxer, he had very fast hands, he was a very big man with a hard heavy punch. he had serious knockout blows. ooney he wast c undefeated. he was 39-0. was an irish american from new york. prices through the toxic ranks. he becomes famous for two main reasons. like homes, such amend tremendous puncher. he has very very hard. he ended many of his fight with early knockouts. but second, and there are no two ways about it, he is popular because he is white. that has a lot to do with his popularity. after decades of heavyweight boxing being dominated by black fighters and black champions. floyd patterson, sonny liston, mohammed ali, and now larry holmes. here was a white possibility. a great white hope. a white american who might reclaim the heavyweight title. this fight takes place in june .f 1982 there is an interesting coincidence going on. movie in thester iii.ers, rocky let's talk about rocky. any rocky fans out there? ok. arefirst two rocky movies films in which a whi

so in 2008 hillary clinton lost to a young, handsome charismatic star.he's in a dead heat with a 74-year-old disheveled soci socialist. >> i think hillary clinton put together a better ground organization and is probably going to eek out a little bit of a victory. as this race progresses you're going to see meaningful -- >> what is ahead for him? what does it mean if she has a narrow victory here and he has a victory there? >> it looks like 2000, bradley voersus gore. if you don't start locking up wins you run out of team. for bernie sanders he made economic issues in the fore front in a way maybe they weren't and ran a great race. i don't think interest there is a lot of steam left it in. >> what do you make of the g.o.p. side? >> i think big loss for donald trump. it shows. you don't duck fox news. and a lot of people decided at the last minute, after that debate, he wasn't on the stage. he was afraid of taking questions from you. the big winner is fox news and the loser, donald trump. >> what about you, bill? do you see ted cruz having a chance to sec

>> gifted charismatic. nothing in his life would suggest that he could make a decision.en i say that, by the way, jamie, that doesn't mean that they can't, but barack obama couldn't, and there was nothing in his background to suggest it, and my point is simply this. we can't afford to take that risk, if we're fighting for the renewal of our country, i think you want someone that has a proven record, detailed plans and a steady hand. >> reporter: you got emotional last night when your mom was at the town hall. your dad can't be here because of his parkinsons. >> whenever i think about my dad i guess emotional. >> reporter: because -- >> well, he's frail, and for a guy that you just -- you have always thought was like superman, to see him in the condition physically that he's in, it's hard. >> reporter: what's your strategy for the next couple of days? >> we're going to campaign hard. all-in. have a good debate tomorrow night, and finish strong. >> jamie gangel, thank you so much thor that fascinating interview. coming up, speaking to the former first lady barbara bush out

the most brilliant person in any room, the most charismatic and generous. the daredevil actress made it clear that it was not as dramatic as it seemed telling vanity fair she was not the reason why they ended their marriage of ten years claiming they have been separated for months. garner did not bash the father of her kids explaining their marriage was real. it was not for the cameras. a dating coach and relationship expert says she is a class act. she would not make him look bad because he is the father of her kids and the simple fact she is still in love. >> martin what she says. i don't think she wants to villain eyes him, she also doesn't want to look like a sap and the fool. some of fool.

he is charismatic.dmire that, not saying it as a negative, but a leader has to make a tough decision, can't cut and run, a leader runs to the fire to put it out. >> going into new hampshire there's a lot of pressure on you. how well do you have to do here? >> i don't feel pressure, first of all, i feel blessed to be a candidate for president of the greatest country on the face of the earth, so i don't feel pressure. >> you don't feel any pressure? >> no, i am in it for the long haul. there's a narrative to gear up for the race. >> your supporter, senator lindsey graham, said if jeb doesn't do well in new hampshire, he's quote, toast. >> he said if i get beat bad by marco rubio, i am toast. there's a big difference. every election is different. all of them have one thing in common, they're not over after the first primary. they're never over after the first primary. not a single delegate was selected to the national convention yet. imagine what the clinton head machine will do to the party nominee. you b

well see how much moisture charismatic to allow the east to south wind gusting over 40. plan on a wet night. akron-canton as well. winds gusting over 30. tomorrow after 7 a.m. begins to wind down with perhaps a few showers in the area and even some sunshine. it is still going to be a warm day. windy out there. all right. latest future view rainfall here kind of interesting. doesn't give much along the lakeshore and see where the heavier rain sets up and clearly over half inch of rain and over 3/4 of an inch. 54 will be the high tomorrow with the morning rain. winds still gusting over 30 and then the colder air will start to come in tomorrow night. you will see that dropping to 32 and hold steady in the low 30s here on thursday with flurries and even light lake-effect snow around. could see a little light rain-snow mix saturday afternoon. cloudy sky 40 and superbowl sunday, 44. pretty mild this year. good travel to your parties. light snow back in the forecast on monday and much bigger cooldown it looks like through next week. tony? >> tony: all right. thank you. >>> pop

he is most brilliant person in any room in the most charismatic , the most generous. he is just a complicated guy. the actress admits he had some relationship with her children's nanny but says the affair did not end their marriage that they were separated four months before she found out. she refused to bash them explaining their marriage was for the cameras and it was a huge priority for me to stay in it . that did not work. she went on to say that no one needs to hate him for me.i don't hate him. we don't have to beat the guy up. don't worry, my eyes were wide open during the marriage. the dating coach and relationship efforts as garner is a class act. she won't make him look bad the cause of her kids in the simple fact that she is still in love. >> she is smart and what she says. i don't think she wants to look like asap in the fall. garner says if given the chance she would do it all over again. >> she is moving on. >> speaking of mowing moving on we were hoping spring would move around a little bit. we will move into some milder weather. the area. temperatures a

sometimes the least charismatic, he smothered with stage. >> someone convinced you that attacking me will help up. here is the bottom line... >> the most famous bruises from a formidable opponent. >> let me talk. quiet >>> jed bush backed out of the u.s. presidential race, unable to carry on the family dynasty. >> despite what you heard, ideas matter, policy matters. >>> policy did, indeed matter. >> eight months ago saddam hussein... >> the campaign was overshadowed by legacies left by his father george w. bush and george h bush. both presidents. >> i can hear you. the rest of the world hears you. and people will hear all of us soon. >> the policies led to a controversial war in afghanistan and iraq. policies that may influence poll ficks for decades to come. frip as he might, the family name followed his move. >> they wanted antiestablishment, anti-washington approach. the timing was bad. like his campaign, the president say would have been haunted by a past many voters and others in the middle east are trying to forget >>> the philippines booking a televised debate ahead of electi

. >> the man was very charismatic, >> and an estranged husband. >> he had caught them having sex in room 11. >> but the case really started to sizzle when someone torched the motel. >> somebody was trying to destroy some evidence or >> we just didn't know. >> this is a murder mystery of epic proportions. >> both of us were obsessed with this case. >> can this get any more bizarre? >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." here's keith morrison with "a place on the sand." >>> reporter: there is a little island, its own bit of fantasy, off the gulf coast of florida. it's kind of a little paradise here. >> it is paradise. and it just gets better and better, we think. where high rise condos are banned, is seven miles of unspoiled white sand, unspoiled houses, unspoiled people, too, most of them. >> when you come across the bridge, it's a whole different life. i mean, yeah, you just come across the bridge and it's like ah. >> it is. >> reporter: and here is where she found her little paradise, too. came all the way from germany for it. sabine musil-buehler. and whether they called her sabin

. >> governor bush may not be the most charismatic candidate ever. same for john kasich, sweet guy but not exactly bombastic, right? so christie i think is different but he's got other issues as you point out. so how much is a charisma thing like rubio against the two governors? go ahead. >> it's so important. at the end of the day if you can't get the votes then it doesn't really matter. millenials want to see the energy, they want to see something fresh and he comes to the table with new ideas. what rubio is able to bring us is new ideas and a plan. unlike just talk he's talking about education, he's talking about how he's going to establish the young people and that's going to resonate to the voting population. >> go ahead. yeah. >> i think marco rubio also showed his character. it would have been easy for him to go attack governor bush or christie and didn't. he handled it like a gentleman and professional and is a young guy and comes from a very humble beginning. i think he's the american dream. i think those people like that about him. >> is th