his fourth leadership trait was humor. he had the inner confidence of someone who could laugh at himself. of course, that was important because hollywood was always trying to make him the butt of their jokes. as americans though grew to know him they witnessed a leader whose sharp self-deprecating humor could ease some very serious situations. one of those times came after he accepted the resignation of agriculture secretary earl butts for telling an offensive joke. a little later, after being introduced at an event by bob hope, president ford wisecracked i have only one thing to say about a program that calls for me to follow bob hope, ridiculous. bob hope has stage presence, comedy timing and the finest writers in the business. i'm standing here in a rented tuxedo with three jokes from earl butts. [ laughter ] ford's brilliance was in showing the country that he was not thin-skinned. after all, who among us after being wrongly cast as a clumsy buffoon in countless chevy chase skits could quip i haven't felt this good sin

personality traits, which are commonly study traits predated our understanding of the brain. they are traits like intro version and extra version. or neuroticism. those are traits that emerged very early on in psychology's history before we had a deeper understanding of the brain. the six style wes describe come directly from neuroscientific research. i didn't decide one day that i would think about the styles that characterize our emotional repertoire, but these really emerged over the course of 30 years of work. >> rose: and where do you come into this, shash? >> well, i've covered richie's research for a number of years and i did a book earlier on neuroplasticity and the last chapter of that book was richie. that book documented the very hard-won revolution in neuroscience as you've talked about with eric kandel. mainly the discovery that, in fact, the brain's structure and function is not set in stone from the ripe old age of three but, in fact, can change radically depending on the life we lead. >> rose: depending on every experience you have. >> exactly. >> rose: and ju

news, i had none of those traits.its i would look for are volunteering, people with a history of volunteering find reinvention easier. people who are eager to learn new things. it may not be a degree. but learning new things. and people who have hobbies and outside interests tend to find reinvention more easy. and as i said, i'm not one of those, any of those categories. >> so many people are afraid of reinvention, especially work towards something 20 years. you think i'm at the peak and the world is changes around you? >> whether it's opportunity or a necessity. for some people they've reach add point in their career it feels like, get me out of here. i've gone as far as i can go. i'm trapped. now what? or if it's, you know, you've got a pink slip. either way, you're looking at a blank page. it's like the cursor with blank, blank, blank, blank, with no idea s. i subscribe to the testen lauren philosophy. i have all the books. five-point, ten-point plans, but trial and error, exposing yourself to possibilities, to ide

i saw that i had the same character traits as my biological parents when i arrived in moldova and got to know them better i realized that i was just like the parents who had raised me i got it straight away. i never thought they would not love me anymore i know my parents they love me. but i was afraid to talk to them i don't know why but i was afraid. found himself in a difficult position having to welcome the person whose place he had been occupying since childhood. he was not going to step aside because a field i'm going under is very jealous should be reproaching about anything he immediately takes offense and does not want to talk. guys you want some juice and they want some. yeah ok. for the parents a meeting with their biological son also meant the possible loss of a son who played ray of the. country told me once mom i'm going to you could answer that she was eighteen already and he could go wherever he wanted. them to spend to always cry you know walking around the house so that he didn't see me crying. i got so scared. that he didn't leave. the field a year and a half with a

. >> what is the common trait that people who work here have?i would say the common trait of people in labs is that they're all a little unusual in -- and an expert in their particular field. >> one of our members, eric, is an extremely talented -- almost a renaissance man. >> my name is eric redmond, i'm one of the founding members, i'm a lead engineer, roboticist, performer, a circus geek. i am also a world-class whistler. [ whistling ] ♪ >> davis galligan is -- we call him pirate. we has a long experience on the open seas rigging tall ships and captaining them. >> i'm davis galigan. i don't really have a title. i defy a title. ♪ what did i do what did i do ♪ >> i'm a designer, a fabricator. i'm a janitor. i'm a manager. i do a little bit of everything. >> he's a phenomenal rigger and engineer. and he's got great facial hair. >> my name is dan busby and i'm a lead engineer. >> dan busby is trained as a physicist from caltech who's got a wide and diverse background in engineering. >> now i consider myself an artist. but i initially went into th

i think the personal traits are not going to matter, not matter that much. they're both aloof., obama has been in office a long time now. that does set you apart from the rest of the country. romney has been a businessman and that may as well. i don't think the personal traits mean much. >> shannon: charles, anybody, is there an elegant way for anyone to bow out before the convention? will they do it? >> there are elegant ways but nobody is going to do it. [ laughter ] gingrich wants to be a force or at least an element. maybe, i'm not sure what he is going to do in tampa, but he wants to show up. ron paul will show up. he has weakened since his early success, he has very few delegates. i don't think he will end up with a speech the way he might have ended up with had he continued to get, you know, 20, 25% of the vote. then there is santorum who i think he has one strategy, to deny romney majority. and hope for lightning. i don't think it will happen. it's really only a matter of weeks. everybody, tech visit president now is assuming it will be romney. it's kind of psychologica

the history back here around three hundred years and from testifying thinks the jaw dropping logic traits we saw here at the ground circus i'm going to prospect must do is often described as the world's circus capital and the venue here is famous for the skill and creativity of its various acts take a look at this russell group just like athletes to train for years to perfect that talents while at the same time teaching their skills to young incoming artists to many it runs in the family and generations have passed through the world for the rest of us. although the path to skills picked up here in the south of the capital has been open since one thousand seven hundred one one of the most advanced stages in the world the main point of interest is the five interchangeable floors here moves by a vast revolving mechanism it takes about five minutes to transform the foam in space completely and with a spectacular base swimming pool i shrink they'll help to present a show you'll never forget. it could show the famous it's coming down all says david. the whole concept was in town by the master m

the culture, that beauty doesn't look like the magazine culture, real beauty comes from character traits, from within, all of those wonderful things, help her find her own strength and live into those, that's one way to start. so deconstruct the message, give her an alternative message he the third thing that we can all do, continue to give her healthy messages and it's a life-long task. >> how much -- how important it is it how we model as women, those other women important in the girl's life, how we model what we say about ourselves, how we think about ourselves? we have to walk -- you know, you have to walk the talk, correct? >> absolutely. so if you and i have a daughter, we have to be very careful how we represent ourselves, how we talk about our weight, our looks, the things that we like about ourselves. >> other women? >> other women, absolutely. it's just critical that we -- and then we need to help her know other real women, women with wonderful real character traits, who are successful in different aspects of their lives and have her get to really know them and understand that'

at that level of politics it tends to be a trait that causes problems. polk was probably the most success ofl of the sankt moanous presidents. people can argue about joe wilson. i believe he injected world war i that led to world war ii. that's a debate for another show. >> you talked about two people there, the john quincy adams approach to -- he was a president. had been the sixth president of the united states and went on 17 years in the house of representatives. what did he do when james polk was inaugurated president? >> he had a chance to be in the inaugural procession, which he had no intention of doing because he was jr. sup set about polk's election. he despised andrew jackson but he was a giant of his time. now he had his protege and polk was elected. it was a rain "day planner" that day. it rained all day during the inauguration. quincy adams kind of watched from a distance and then put rye comments of many of them quite pointed in his diary about polk and the proceedings. >> did you look up his diary? >> oh, yes. his diary goes on and on. >>

the events of nine eleven those insiders who may have spoken directly with people involved these traits way big feel more comfortable speaking on the record if the government expressed interest without that however certain insiders i am sure well continue to stay behind the scenes but speaking of a german banks. in germany of course you've also done some investigative work to the gold reserves are the central bank and the fact that they don't actually have sixty percent of what they say they have tells more about that lars well about sixty six percent of the german gold is located in new york about twenty one percent are located in london even though the information there is very vague for example the chief analysis of the b. milan the sperm going on or you know with the lenders banks in germany a photo of him a he told me that actually this is very little gold left from germany in london but the chunk of. germany's gold is not in germany it is a new york and every time when i asked the new york fed for example or who bought of governors of the federal reserve in washington d.c. if they

>> the good news is, there is, the bad news is, i have none of those traits.d look for are volunteering, people with a history of volunteering, find reinvention easier. people who are eager to learn new things. it may not be a degree. but learning new things. and people who have hobbies, and outside interests tend to find reinvention more easily. >> ice christine romans. americans believe they should be in charge of their own future. how they'll live tomorrow. for more than 116 years, ameriprise financial has worked for their clients' futures. helping millions of americans retire on their terms. when they want. where they want. doing what they want. ameriprise. the strength of a leader in retirement planning. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you one-to-one. together for your future. ♪ when we were determined to see it through. together for your future. here's an update on the progress. we're paying for all spill related clean-up costs. bp findings supports independent scientists studying the gulf's environment. thousands of environmental samples have

the bad news is i have none of those traits.he traits that i would look for are volunteering, people with a history of volunteering find reinvention easier. people who are eager to learn new things. it may not be a degree. but learning new things. and people who have hobbies outside interests, tend to find reinvention more easily. >> for smart is the new rich, i'm christine roman. americans are always ready to work hard for a better future. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of americans over the centuries. the strength of a global financial leader. the heart of a one-to-one relationship. together for your future. ♪ have more fiber than other leading brands. they're the better way to enjoy your fiber. >>> coming up on half past the hour now. so let's take a look alt the headlines. a horrible tragedy in west virm verge today. eight people includi

certain personality traits are associated with increased risk for alcoholism. age can also be a contributing factor. people who begin drinking before the age of 15 are twice as likely to abuse alcohol, developing drinking patterns that repeatedly cause them problems. i was probably... about 14. i had probably had sips of beer and stuff like that before. my mother died when i was 14, and shortly after that, you know, i saw what it did for other members of my family, older members of my family. they didn't feel. and i wanted not to feel. you know... alcohol is a very interesting drug to study because it's a drug that, when taken in small amounts, makes everyone a little bit less inhibited. that's why we drink it at a party. on the other hand, those same people, if they take a little bit more, may well feel nauseated by it or sleepy by it or distressed by it or dizzy by it, and they don't press on, and that may well be a biologically built-in thing. on the contrast, there are other patients who have certainly told me that when they had their first drink, maybe in

it was the most important trait. almost 20 more. mitt rom with this group. followed by gingrich with 20%. 22% v o mick santorum had the best chance of winning in november. 's struggle to web ah over the republican base surfaced again last night. romney not conservative enough. all right, what does all of this mean? on the phone with us now, msnbc time magazine senior political analyst. close finishes in both states. saint what does it mean? >> well, its means that rick santorum now has a chance to become salted alternative. we're going to use wieek enfron runner. he has to do well. we ire going to have all of these questions about die content. you know. the end of the morn. kind of the third biggest industrial spet where is this kind of captioning. it cuss give saint a better chance than he's ever had. >> you know, the message from the romney campaign that this is about mirth. and who's likely to win them? is it true? if so, how does rick santoru fight that argument. start talking about a message. why does hoe want to be bethought. it is true, i believe, tha

i have the trait as well. [laughter]. >> as you are thinking about that, i would like to ask you to give us one more. there are 2 completely surprising and interesting substories woven through this narrative of your brother, 1, your fabulous aunt character in mexico getting frosty into mexico and running around with frita caller and your discovery of apples? >> this is astonishing, are we talking about the family past apple? >> both and the way thing danagers come together, yeah. >> kind of astonishing, again working on the idea that everything is passed down in families is it or is it not or is it coincidence. my father had a difficult relationship with his father from mexico. we knew our family had this chain of nurseries from mexico. i never understood because my father would change tg subject when his name came up. our grandfather was an orchardist at the turn of the century. >> which you hadn't even known. >> i didn't know it until i discovered this at the archive when i was trying to page through all of

some deck trait. large cat greet stands and nonnor a state patrick's day or being deck kalted. >> and finally, her 13-year-old daughter that reads hydromoney. how do blows because i aim a very rewas arrested that gi is being done out of law. >> hello. the laurething girl was cry qh. >> this is is like the third time that we've done this. we've done judges that have made people do that. >> well, good morning, everyone. what an uglible first of stretch we are in. it was incredible. washington dc was 81 today. they are already started to bloom. typically the peek is in the bidle than our protections. >> this looks like a june map with 80 yep rusts sent rouse for him to imagine work. it's what steers the cold air or the round you got awes be. it's almost like winter. but then it goes well up to the hudson bay. and that just allows movie to norths there's no tongue able: the craziest hockey goal of the year. and march madness begins with two remarkable comebacks. you're watching first look on msnbc. you kn

. >>> a man riding his bike is hit, it happened ated intersection of market and montgomery traits one of his wheels got caught on the muni track. the man was pulled up the bus and ran over and he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> a man who injured a boy, ryan white was hit by a pickup truck after a game. we learned the man accused of the hit-and-run crash will plead duty as part of a year since last august. they will decide whether or not to approve a veil tax but it will not come in time to tear jobs that were employed yesterday. they will be out of a john with their will be 20 police officers. >> the fact that we have less officers on the street and we can't be as proactive preventing crime. >> hercules faces a short fall says the rock are he is press it da a tax measure approved a vote.$♪ if approved the pension reform would increase retirement contributions and reform disability retirements to prevent abuses. the city would be able to suspend retiree living adjustments and fiscal emergencies. >>> it is a new project, everyone expects to have the next then racing

they fox trait trothed to 26 out of 30 shockingly high. julia white and kimson got the same score for the same dance. no one gets eliminated tonight. that happens next week after 12 teams get to dance again. >>> amazon will be selling $10 gift cards for $50 today for anyone that visits amazon local.com. this is an on line retailers answers to sites such as groupons and living social. they are looking to draw in new and existing customers with the discounted gift cards. hoping that customers will check out the company's offers from spas, restaurants and other businesses as well. >>> first day of spring, that means it is time to line up for your special treat today. where you can get your favor italian ice treat and it's not going to cost you a thing. details straight ahead. >>> after two weeks of being courted by teams, manning has a home. whose jersey the quarterback will be wearing soon. we'll be right back. >>> good morning maryland. >> the baltimore county school board wants to build a school on the site of what is mays chapel park off

the new season kicks off tonight on nbc a trait he played an attorney who takes a break to go to greendale community college. tell us about your character. >> he is also a unicorn and has wings. no, he is in a community college with this study group that becomes a family. a lot of crazy things have happened to them the last three years. they got turned into zombies, poisoned by military food. it has been crazy what has happened at. now we're back with 12 more episodes, and tonight, malcolm- jamal warner guest stars and he and shirley renewed vows, and me and britta get drunk. >> and you have to give the wedding speech. >> i give a very drunken winning speech, almost like i have in real life. >> off the cuff, no preparation, really? >> well, my character actually over-prepares. he doesn't know what to say, because he is too afraid, and he lets it go. he and britta scream at each other, an impromptu wedding service, yelling their fears and avows that each other. >> sounds fantastic. i don't think anyone wants to miss tonight's episode. thank you, joel. >> thank you so much. >> "community" vi

. >> just basically some very angry,age traited,age traited, i don't know that it was actually english, but it sounded like a muffled older person. >> last night a group of men arrived at that home to perform a chinese ritual for the dead. they burned incense and paper money. police have not said whether the deaths were a result of a murder-suicide but do say they are not looking for suspects. >>> another twist in a high-profile murder-for-hire case in the south bay. paul garcia was convicted of murder in the 2008 death of restaurant owner mark akilli. they are asking that the presiding judge be disqualified from the case claiming he was biased. the judge read a declaration from garcia's original lawyer including secrets about garcia. another judge would have to azbree to replace him in order for the motion to move forward. another hearing is set for next month. >>> a peninsula senator will join in the search for a missing rock climber. senator leland ye and a group of marines will try to find 27-year-old joseph mchenry this morning. mchenry was last seen on march 5th at his home in sa

the store aims to con trait customers with juices, and it's made with a technique that retains the vitamins and flavors. the locations offer vee gan choices. until now the products were only available in grocery stores. the coffee chain want as piece of the $3.4 billion industry but it's a tough market. jamba swriews is the current leader. but the smoother maker has struggled recently with competition from starbucks and mcdonalds. looking for a chance to try the new juices? starbucks promises to bring the juices to its coffee shops later this year. reporting from new york. >>> have you moved into the 21st century yet and started reading your books electronically? don't stress. experts say readers remember less and less in those e books. that's because people remember what they have read by navigating through the pages. so experts say nothing beats flipping the page. >>> after about 15 years, apple announced this will open the -- its wallet to reward shareholders. it announced it would give out a dividend and launch a share repurchase program. this comes after the release of the new ipad las

. >> this show is amazing trait you will be meeting and getting to know talented designers, each competing for $6 million from the biggest retailers in america. they have challenges. they have to present designs on a huge runway, big, over-the-top fashion shows, fun music. they can order it online at night or go into the retailers and buy it the next day. this is something that has never been done before. we're talking about immediate, accessible fashion, designing clothes for america to wear white here and right now. >> john, by the way -- apologized for calling you joe -- >> regular joe. call me chesaco if you want -- jessica if you want. >> how do you advise up-and- coming designers? >> the first thing is they have to create their own personality for the brand, and create a brand, more than just one product. it is -- you have to think about the long-term and how to create sending this individual. you step above the mire that is out there. >> very good. i appreciate your time. we look forward to the show. >> go orioles! >> you can catch a series premiere of "fashion star" tuesday night a

that is a trait he is not going to generate intensity. -- that is 8. he is not going to generate passion, intensity. the problem with the etch a sketch is th eric fehrnstrom said in public what people say in private. richard nixon said that you run hard to the right as you can to win the nomination and then dash to the middle when you have got it. romney i is seseen as having changed his position on aboron gun rights, and gay-rights, and then contro -- gun control. it is a moment not unlike john kerry's i voted against the $87 billion before i voted for it, or george bush at the checkout counter looking at the scanner and saying "myoodness, what is this," confirming the stereotype that he is outf touch and that kerry is not constant. >> the problem is partly numerical. i hate to be so data-driven. what romney the candidate would have going for him is that the replican base really loathes obama. but the only way he can win is to turn n out that base not just hav it passively vote or not about. the difference of a point or two can become in states like o

. >> coming up, negative personality traits that some users can blame on facebook. >> then from michaelinney what some employers are doing with your pass word. >> online date services promise to do a better job screening out apply can'ts with a certain type of profile. the news continues in one >>> a humbolt baby woman whose baby died after her baby died after ingesting am get means is sentenced to prison. her attorney asked for drug treatment and probation but the judge said she never took full responsibility for the death. a u.s. appeals court considering argument that's could settle a dispute over a law banning unsecured guns on county properties. and there is a promoteor sued the city claiming it violated rights to bear arms and free speech. the county argues all the gun show has to do is attach guns to cables locked to a base. >> and you know you may be a a narcissit if you revel in the face 4book friends. they say high friend counts responded more aggressively to critical comments and change their profile pictures more often. >> and online dating web sites should be safer to use o

[laughter] well, you know, one of the traits, psychological traits of liberals is being open to experience. open to new be experience. that both predicts liberalism, and it predicts being an independent, right? predicts nonaffiliation because you want to be different. you want to be i'm not one of those, i'm me. i'm this delicate flower. >> democrat's someone who can't take their own side in an argument. >> exactly. it's the whole herding cats thing. i don't know, i think it's kind of going to all exist. >> yeah. i don't belong to an organized political party, i'm a democrat. [laughter] >> it seems to me that's part of what we're seeing in terms of the gridlock in washington because you have republicans who recognize that it's not helpful to their political future to compromise because that's not going to be good for the voters that support them to continue to support them, and so they're staking out this position, and democrats don't want to really just join their side and go with what they want. so you have the gridlock, and a lot of people get just turned off by the entire thing (yeah.

at the stream of these traits you find a character called the athor darian, and -- athor darian. seeing things in black and white, viewing the world in an in group and out group way, us and them. another trait you find here is the neat for closure, the need for closure is the need to have a fixed belief about something so you don't have to worry about that anymore. and if you have a high need for closure, then you do something called seizing and freezing and you take evidence and you seize on it and you have the evidence you need to know what you need to know or what you need to think and then you freeze. you don't want to think about it anymore. okay. so, the upshot is that if people like this seize on a particular belief, which in this case is global warming is a hoax -- and it's historically contingent what particular beliefs they seize upon. which in the u.s. this case. and more knowledge about that and more education about it is not going to, like, change their minds. more knowledge, more education, more information, is what they're going to use to argue in favor of what the

. >> i would like to see something like skilled traits, you know, like new castle opens up a skill traitso body. something you can go out here and make an honest living without going out there making $6 an hour, $6.50, and go back to the world thinking, well, i can't do this. i'm beating myself up. i can't make ends meet. i'm just going to make one quick batch and be done with it, you know what i'm saying? i will get on my feet and then i will quit, whatever. in reality, we all know we can't do that. >> i'm most worried about being a convicted felon and going out there and having to rely on a temporary service making $6, $7 an hour and paying for house arrest, trying to establish my own residence. that's going to be a really tough thing, because when i leave here, i've lost everything. >> eddie newlin is in prison for manufacturing methamphetamine. >> when i look back at where i came from, i was the lower life of society. even though i didn't think i harmed nobody or done nothing wrong, running around sticking needles in my arms, leaving labs laying in the woods, having no real care about

but in a recent interview, he declared that he was taking out the lackluster form in stride, a traitibuted to age and experience. but that has not kept the press from speculating that his days as head coa m bnuer. the ax could fall any day. management has moved quickly to dispel those rumors,ondemng the media feeding frenzy and expressing full confidence in the coach. in a statement, the club said would take great exception to rumor-mongering passed off as news reporting. we will obtain a legal opinion and of the pceedings in any future cases. bayern the counter six coaches in the past five years. it appears the coach will be in command this weekend in the match. but for him and the team, it will be a must-win situation. >> all right, if you want more news reformation, do not forget to log on to our website. it is relatively new still and has lots of information. the addresses dw.de. >> will have more dw after the break. stay with us. ♪ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ ♪

we saw the dow rise on light traiting value, the nasdaq slipping to 2982. intel has been developing an internet tv base. intel would provide a set top box and want it is to start the service by the end of the year. u.s. airways is reportedly registering several due main names that may come in handy if it tries to merge with us airways. american filed for bankruptcy in november. u.s. airways says the step is to ensure that no one grabs the sites to negatively affect their brand. >> yesterday here let the rain flow. >> here we go. today starts the first of seven consecutive days of substantial rain chances. we're not talking a 30, 40%. that means it's going to rain every day this week and this weekend. a lot of rein on the radar so keep that in mind. the front is starting to move into the north bay. you can see that draped across santa rosas as we head through next 15, 20 minute, ready for the highs to be slick. throughout the morning hours the fluk will cannot to push in. it's going to take its time. this is not a past moving system. you can see most of the

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