right now, the prospects don't look good for that kind of charismatic leadership. >>

the other thing is we need charismatic principal leadership.t's not exactly obvious right now but i think that personal persons will come to light because i don't think we can just sit back and expect the conservative movement to do nothing. quite the contrary is being challenged right now to come together, to fuse itself into begin to do it it has done in the past. >> is a pleasure to meet. [inaudible] >> i was a gap or an undergraduate school. it's an honor to meet somebody if maybe you could speak to the events that led up to the famous document in connecticut. >> the pictures 1960 and if you're young conservative in 1960, what are your alternatives? you have john kennedy was a liberal democrat for the republicans you have a moderate, it is sometimes conservative and moderate richard nixon. so if you believe in limited government what if you truly believe in individual freedom and responsibility. a strong national defense. all these compromises going on within this or that party, which you need is an organizatio organization-making conservat

for others overreaching and violent report center of it all, charismatic sect leader david koresh. >>avid koreshhat's wha wanteds everyone to pay attention to him finally. and he was getting what he wanted. all eyes were on him. >> he was highly unstable, self-proclaimed messiah who usd the bible and used scriptures as a weapon. >> reporter: the 33-year-old was the leader of the branch church. of th >> we it was ajoke about it all members. >> god can't manifest his love in this world of you got to comep tre to out about god! >> reporter: in the0s, koresh and over 100 followers lived together on a compound called mt. caramel c ranch. >> it was important for david koresh to isolate the group the an influence that is constantly pulling people away and distracting you from the message. >> koresh called his compound the ranch apocalypse. >> the men lived on the ground floor, the women on the second floor with david koresh's bedroom up there too. there was a chapel, a large ki there was a shelter. a buried school bus where they could go to in an emergency. >> there was no running water, nd

. >> blaze was a brilliant colorful and charismatic man who shined light on all the lives of the peoplend communities that he touch. >> reporter: now police have not yet released how bernstein was killed. tomorrow at noon there will be healing session for students here on campus. iain? >> all right, chris, thank you. >>> the strong smell of gas sent people scrambling from their homes tonight. five homes had to be evacuated. why? pgw says the warm weather makes the pipes contract and expand. our dave schratwieser joins us live in north philadelphia tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, pgw crews still here on the scene some six hours after this gas leak was detected. as we go from the frigid temperatures to warmer temperatures, over the next several days, we could see more of this. >> i'm glad that they responded asap. >> reporter: james white nose a gas leak when he smells one. wednesday night, he found himself smack in the middle of one when he got to his home on north opal street. >> smelled gas something you don't may with. >> when i first pulled up in front of my dad i smelled is smell

chinese electronics company sells smart phones for low prices and owns much of its success to its charismatic c.e.o. the company is worth thirty seven point six billion euros and the headquarters have a cool slide to boot. second place d.d. choosing the online ride sharing service is setting out to expand internationally but whoever wants to buy it will have to hand over forty point nine billion euros any takers. coming in at number one is the american transportation provider this ride sharing service is worth about fifty five point six billion euros and it offers reliable transport to people from all walks of life. that was the ship ranking and now telephone scammers fake microsoft employees are targeting p.c. users worldwide claiming computers are in danger they offer maintenance software as a solution their goal to acquire valuable data from users and their money. tenure godling usually. a man explained to her in english that he works for microsoft he warned her that it just that moment her computer was being hacked and all her daughter was in danger to stop the hackers he said she should

what i would say is, is he charismatic? no.ink he's kind of boring, there's one word keith raniere cannot handle, and that's the word no. >> reporter: toni natalie told police her mailbox was illegally searched. court filings also allege private investigators working for nxivm harassed friends and colleagues of those they were suing. though nxivm and the private investigators deny all these allegations. now the company may have opened a new legal front south of the border. >> i got a letter from a lawyer, and then a state attorney general, stamped, saying cease and desist or you will be imprisoned. >> cease and desist what? >> from speaking. >> the reason i finally decided to give this interview is i don't want him abusing me or other women or other people anymore. and it needs to stop. >> reporter: coming up, will the recent torrent of accusations finally attract the attention of law enforcement? and if trouble does come how will vanguard react? >> what frightens me is where does he go from here? >> people may be ordered to do

plus the labour party has a charismatic leader who young people believe in, whether people think thatd, that is the cell. that is the cell. if you have an offer you can sell the offer. they do not have one. they can use all the hash tags they want. i do not believe that being a certain age means that you can not handle social media. that is where brendan lewis... if he thinks it is a measure of mechanics, let's get somebody in here who can do this, thatis somebody in here who can do this, that is not eat. it is what they are offering. you need to offer a message and the hash tag and they link and they do it themselves. we have a few more stories. carillion on the front page of the sunday telegraph a word on that quickly. this is a headache for the government. such an extraordinary... this is a company that barely anyone has heard of but it is a massive concern with 50,000 employees worldwide and a huge number of contract including the hs two. resins, building, the maintenance of operating theatres in hospitals. the banks that have lent money to this company banks that have lent money

. >> blaze was a colorful and charismatic man that shined light on all of the lives he touched. >> the sheriff's office believes this is a merchandise. homicide. >> the authorities spent a week searching for the police believe bernstein was likely killed the night he disappeared. the friend the last person to see him alive has been interviewed several times by police. >> it's sad. >> classmates are struggling to make sense of the murder.he belonged to a club for foodies. >> he excited to work on the cookbook and mag doing, just really, smart, smart guy. >> while the search for the 19-year-old has ended the hunt for his killer is only beginning. >> no arrests have been made and police revealed they served a search warrant at a home this evening. meanwhile an e-mail went out to penn students letting them know there is a campus vigil at noon tomorrow for blaze. >> thank you kristi. dr. james kaufman is due in court on charges that he plotted his wife's murder. april kaufman's killing was the result of a murder for hire plot hatched by her husband andco conspirator. they threatened to divo

where is the boring -- who is the least charismatic boring, lowest crowd guy or gal out there?ecause i have a theory that that's the person we'll turn to next. >> i think whoever can give president trump a real run for his money has to be his counterpoint. no doubt about that. what does that look like? does that mean that the person is unifying, though? is that sort of the aspect people are looking for? one thing in addition to all of the charismatic all of those things you laid out, i think the person needs to come off as being authentic. even if a little boring. >> charlie? go ahead. >> i would say -- ralph northam, doug jones, go down the list. the good democratic candidates this year were boring guys. >> yeah. no offense. to your point, our friend mark shields has a theory that say you're in a subway car and it stops between stations. the lights go out. panic. chaos. then a reassuring voice, a firm, reassuring voice comes on to make you feel comfortable. things are under control. and will people be looking for someone that -- that would be reassuring, calm a good bedside ma

where is the boring -- who is the least charismatic boring, lowest crowd guy or gal out there?e a theory that that's the person we'll turn to next. >> i think whoever can give president trump a real run for his money has to be his counterpoint. no doubt about that. what does that look like? does that mean that the person is unifying, though? is that sort of the aspect people are looking for? one thing in addition to all of the charismatic all of those things you laid out, i think the person needs to come off as being authentic. even if a little boring. >> charlie? go ahead. >> i would say -- ralph northam, doug jones, go down the list. the good democratic candidates this year were boring guys. >> yeah. no offense. to your point, our friend mark shields has a theory that say you're in a subway car and it stops between stations. the lights go out. panic. chaos. then a reassuring voice, a firm, reassuring voice comes on to make you feel comfortable. things are under control. and will people be looking for someone that -- that would be reassuring, calm a good bedside manner? that s

. >> blaze was a brilliant, colorful, charismatic man, shined light on people in the lives and communities he touched. need throws say our family is devastated by the news. and we like so many of you around the world love blaze and we wanted nothing more than to seek his safe return. >> well the same things were said all around hereby both college administrators and by fellow student who new blaze bernstein real well. he had been home in southern california for the christmas break, melt up with a friend last tuesday, drove to that park where his body was found, the friends told police that blaze got out of the car and that was the last he had seen him. he walked into the park, the friend stayed in the car. he didn't know why blaze went into the park, if they learned that from the friend, they've interviewed that friend several time, karen, thomas, they say yesterday in the news conference they didn't consider that friend a suspect or person of interest yet. but they did say that they carried out search warrant in a nearby town, but they didn't reveal why. >> certainly a lot of details to g

where is the boring -- who is the least charismatic boring, lowest crowd guy or gal out there? because i have a theory that that's the person we'll turn to next. >> i think whoever can give president trump a real run for his money has to be his counterpoint. no doubt about that. what does that look like? does that mean that the person is unifying, though? is that sort of the aspect people are looking for? one thing in addition to all of the charismatic all of those things you laid out, i think the person needs to come off as being authentic. even if a little boring. >> charlie? go ahead. >> i would say -- ralph northam, doug jones, go down the list. the good democratic candidates this year were boring guys. >> yeah. no offense. to your point, our friend mark shields has a theory that say you're in a subway car and it stops between stations. the lights go out. panic. chaos. then a reassuring voice, a firm, reassuring voice comes on to make you feel comfortable. things are under control. and will people be looking for someone that -- that would be reassuring, calm a good bedside

well, they consider charismatic leaders who could inspire an audience to action. they believed that free enterprise could bring more prosperity to more people than any other economic system. they looked to a transcendent being for guidance and inspiration. they weren't believers. they were practicing men of faith. they hate communism. that was one of the reasons why i wanted to write about them. and every other form of tyranny over the mind of man. and they used the constitution as their north star. it wasn't just something they did on their own. barry goldwater. i think if i were to ask the audience, either here or watching and listening and oh was barry goldwater, thy might have some vague idea of who he was. but he was essential to the conservative movement and to what we call the conservative revolution. matter of fact he sparked the conservative revolution by the most unlikely revolutionary. the grandson of a jewish peddler, who born and poland, his grandfather, made his way to san francisco during the gold rush, that did not pan out so well. and came next do

i think one thing in addition to all of the charismatic and all of those things that you laid out, ihe person needs to come off as being authentic even if they're a little boring. >> ralph northam, doug jones, john -- i could go down the list. the good democratic candidates were boring guys. >> not offensive. to your point, our friend mark shields has a theory that say you're in a subway car and it stops between stations and the lights go out and panic, chaos, and then a reassuring voice, a firm, reassuring voice comes on to make you go things are under control and will people be looking for someone that would be bedside manner and that sort of thing and the rock played tooth fairy. >> boring never works in presidential pol iks ticks. it could be the opposite. george w. bush, emphasis on toughness and barack obama emphasis on -- and we hadn't had a donald trump either. >> has he changed the game? >> let me close with this. i think we all think trump will get a primary challenge just for the sport of it, but the question is who could be the most effective primary challenger to a trump

matsage the the demoare trying to sell is young, charismatic, focusing on the economy. be giving this speech in fall river, b massachusetts,e-collar town. these is a mixed bag with responses. some in the past -- marco rubio, the response has cost them more than they gained. completely fascinating. thank you so much for that. stay with the bbc throughout the night. i will beew here on world with special state of the union coverage. our team will be providing full analis online. thanks so much for watching bbc news -- world news america. >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way to the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the test headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler undation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here, in aruba. rifamilies, couples, and

. >> he was a charismatic man that shined lives in communities he touched. needless tsay our family is devastated by the news. >> police still haven't said how bernstein died but an autopsy is scheduled for today. blaze's father says he was planning on studying psychology at penn and then later medicine. live at the breaking news center nbc 10 news. >>> fever, cough, running noses, if you don't have it, flu is coming that's spreading across our area and only worse. widespread in pennsylvania and delaware, that means there are outbreaks across half the state. in pennsylvania, 1 deat8 deaths including on child, and in death of an unvaccinated 4-year-old. but not everyone who is sick right now has the flu. nbc 10 durante tells you how to tell the difference beten a common cold and flu and what could happen if you wait too long to find out. >> thanks for coming in for the exam. >> reporter: it's a sure sign the case of the flu has gotten worse. >> start to have problems breathing or heart rate is real really fast, then we get nervous and want to see you. >> repo

. >> blaze was a brilliant colorful charismatic man. >> investigators have not said anything about auspect or a motive for the killing. at home a support session is happening right now at the university of penn's ben franklin room in houston hall. it's opened to anyone who wants to attend. >>> students at penn state mourning the death of a fellow of student t19-year-old william denton was that found dead in his dorm room on monday night. his family asked penn state police to perform a welfare check. authorities are awaiting toxicology results to determine a cause ofh. >> the first of two viewings scheduled for fallen philadelphia fire lieutenant matthew letourneau begin this afternoon. it's from 4:30 to 9 p.m. a second viewing will be held tomorrow morning followed by a funeral mass. lieutenant letourneau died saturday while battling a house fire in north philadelphia. he was just 42 years old. >> well, the search for survivors continues in southern california where a deadly mudslide sent walls of mud and debris into that communities. at least 17 people had been killed and 48 others

in one thousand nine hundred seventy the british left led by its young charismatic candidate tony blair wins the elections after eighteen long years of conservative rule. at the age of forty three the head of the labor party takes charge of the country with a program whose foundation is to apply private sector management models to public services so as to make them more efficient more productive and higher education will be no exception. right. we need to widen access to universities get more money into universities and the best and fairest way to do it is a balance between the state and the graduate situation face became reality and nine hundred ninety eight and it was a key landmark in the history of higher education in the u.k. because at that moment the principle of free education free higher education in the u.k. finished. for this historic reform tony blair introduces the yearly one thousand pound tuition fee a smooth way to start for. prompted by his second term election tony blair authorizes universities to charge tuition fees up to three thousand three hundred pounds. tony blai

. >> blaze was a brilliant, colorful and charismatic man who shined light on all of the lives of the people and communities he touch. needless to say our family is devastated by the news. there are numerous leads that the sheriff's homicide investigators are following. we have numerous people working this case 24/7 since his initial disappearance but i can't comment on any specific persons of interest or anything like that. >> authorities are investigating bernstein's death as a homicide. they have interviewed the friend who was last with him and say that person is not in custody. so far there are no arrests. >>> we now know who else died in that north philadelphia fire that took the life of a firefighter. officials telling us 61-year-old lane died saturday laughter flames ripped through his north colorado street home. fire lieutenant matthew letourneau also died when falling debris pinned him inside that home. the tributes continue to pour in for letourneau. across our area flags are flying at half staff an wreath now stands at fireman's hall in old city to honor the fallen hero. me

in one thousand nine hundred seventy the british left led by its young charismatic candidate tony blair wins the elections after eighteen long years of conservative rule. at the age of forty three the head of the labor party takes charge of the country with a program whose foundation is to apply private sector management models to public services so as to make them more efficient more productive and higher education will be no exception. right. we need to widen access to universities get more money into universities and the best and fairest way to do it is a balance between the state and the graduate situation face became reality and nine hundred ninety eight and it was a key landmark in the history of higher education in the u.k. because at that moment the principle of free education free higher education in the u.k. finished. for this historic reform tony blair introduces the yearly one thousand pound tuition fee a smooth way to start a fire. prompted by his second term election tony blair authorizes universities to charge tuition fees up to three thousand three hundred pounds and ton

the reality is we have had charismatic leaders, some on the commission, who have advanced our rights in ways that are powerful. it is amazing for us to have the opportunity to see the to markers of the moments here in the room. we have had activists, leaders, believers in the nation, who let us. --led us. we have people who build our imagination and step into a moment to help to lead us into who we can become. and people who may be did dream of being the leaders. some who are in this room. mr. henderson, you are here because of what you have done for us in this country. and there are people who share with us the vision for their country. >> i would like to address the question. i will be brief. let me just say that the way change has been made in the civil rights arena, part of it has been the work of the commission in its glory days before the partisan disruption which i was in part responsible for. a lot of it has been done by people who gathered together to protest, because protest is an essential ingredient of politics. what we had in charlottesville, the movements of the kind th

in one thousand nine hundred seventy the british left led by its young charismatic candidate tony blair wins the elections after eighteen long years of conservative rule. at the age of forty three the head of the labor party takes charge of the country with a program whose foundation is to apply private sector management models to public services so as to make them more efficient more productive and higher education will be no exception. right. we need to widen access to universities get more money into universities and the best and fairest way to do it is a balance between the state and the graduate. face became reality and nine hundred ninety eight and it was a key landmark in the history of higher education in the u.k. because at that moment the principle of free education free higher education in the u.k. finished. for this historic reform tony blair introduces the yearly one thousand pound tuition fee a smooth way to start for. prompted by his second term election tony blair authorizes universities to charge tuition fees up to three thousand three hundred pounds. tony blair head of

. >> blaze was a brilliant, colorful, charismatic man who shined light on all lives of the people and communities that he touched. >> authorities right new do not have a suspect or a motive , a support session will be held at u penn at noon opened to anyone who wants to attend. >>> and students at penn state university are also morning the death of the fellow student, authorities say 19 year-old william denton was fund dead monday night. his family in north carolina asked penn state police to perform a welfare check. authorities are awaiting reports to determine the results of his death. >>> new jersey man charge in the 2012 killing of his wife, april kaufman, will make his first appearance in court. doctor james kaufman is set to appear in atlantic county courtroom today. authorities charged him with murder on tuesday. officials say doctor kaufman arranged to have his wife, april killed, after she threatened to expose an illegal prescription drug ring the murder happened almost six years ago inside of their house in linwood, new jersey. >>> tolls day former penn state football prospe

jacob, thank you for a onderfully engaging and charismatic speech which i certainly enjoyed and i think others did, too. to hear someone from the east midlands and there the eastng person from midlands who was struggling to tand early enough and i wasn't hearing her. i think it's rosie. you're standing now, rosie. delighted to see you and we're going to enjoy hearing from you. rosie from the east midlands. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. rosie. is as a young person with mobility transport ispublic near impossible for me to use. buses haven't got step free access. trains that i prebook hardly ever arrive. drive. i can many of my disabled peers cannot do this and struggle to get around. should be sport encouraged, it should be subsidized especially for our environment. for everybody, should be able to do this. u.k. has as the promised what can we actually change? we can change opinions which i are time and effort to be best used elsewhere. more funding is required from governments which is something we cannot give. thank you. >> thank you! >> thank you, rosie. what about wales? wale

pejorative sense as it's sort of connotation as a insulated group of individuals in plural to a charismatic leader who takes upon himself some measure of divine or prophetic authority and that is unquestionably how a large swath of white evangelicals understand donald trump i mean you're talking about someone like franklin graham who before the election positively compared donald trump to to abraham and moses and even frank in media a high old pastor one of trance main event supporters who not too long ago said that he believes trump is receiving the divine downloads from guard people like robert jeffords who currently his chief evangelical adviser who openly explicitly set that in a political contest between donald trump and quote a candidate who expresses christ's values he would choose donald trump and by the way it's not just a cult it's a doomsday cult. it's a cult that is currently facing what any objective observer would recognize to be the slow deterioration of the trump presidency and that's very dangerous because i've hung out with a lot of cult members and i can tell you that cul

to the stage here at the world economic forum and he started with a joke in his two true kind of charismatic style bar it perhaps from barack obama when he said when you took all the snow here it's hard to believe that global warming exists lucky you haven't invited anyone here who doubts that global warming exists there was a burst of applause in the congress hall after that but it was getting a more serious issue and of course his speech then did take a more serious tone and he called for the rebirth of multilateralism for a stronger europe picking up from where german chancellor angela merkel left off the soft a new in their speeches with different angle americal with a very classic speech where she started speaking about the end of the first world war saying have we not learned the lessons of history it's up to this generation to prove that we have michael didn't take that tone it was a more energetic fresh passionate speech saying now is the time france is back. yet let's listen just to a little clip here of what mr america said today if some people are ready to be more ambitious to go

. >> blaze was brilliant, colorful charismatic man shined light on all of the lives in the communities that he touched. >> authorities right new don't have a suspect or motive. meanwhile support session will be held at u penn at noon, it is opened to anyone who wants to tend. >>> viewing will be held for fallen philadelphia fire fighter matthew latourneau, it is a public viewing at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul, scheduled for 4:30 this afternoon until 9:00 . second viewing will be held tomorrow morning followed by a funeral mass. lieutenant latourneau died saturday while battling a house fire in north philadelphia, he was 42 years old. >>> james kaufman will make his first court experience in atlantic county today, the husband charged in the murder of his wife, april kaufman. on tuesday authorities charged kaufman in the killing of his wife. investigators say he arranged to have april killed after she threatened to expose his involvement in an illegal prescription drug ring. she was murdered almost six years ago inside their home in linwood, new jersey. >>> also today for