rming there's no question that ed had a very unconventional background he was not a graduate of west point or the army war college or any similar institution. he was a -- ucla dropout and joined oss and afterwards got into the army and got into army intelligence and then transferred to the air force even though he had no intention of becoming a pilot or navigator or anything like that, in fact, he was probably most antiair power air force general of all time and he argue with curtis who thought he could bomb the north vietnamese and stone age and he kept telling had him that wasn't going to work so he was -- and then he was an air force officer seconded to the cia and had his greatest success there but he was a troublemaker even within the cia for example,s there was difference between the way that fed operate od it in the light of the cia operated right after ed left vietnam at the end of the 1956, the cia -- recruited a cleaning lady in the presidential palace to steal the -- waste paper basket and this was classic cia trade craft and when he found out about it he laughed because w

president trump's approach has been unconventional in the past practice. has brought his ceo skills to the oval office. like any ceo facing a major challenge for crisis, the president has been utilizing resources within and without the administration. his intensity in pursuing the north korean nuclear program is matched by president moon's commitment to engage with the north. these exist with north korea possessing the capable you potentially hitting the unites states of the nuclear tipped missiles. president xi jinping and kim jong-un truly understand the seriousness for which the trump administration and the congress used its capability. there is the unfortunate possibility of a miscalculation on their part. especially on the of limitation phase, which can ultimately result in u.s. military action targeting north korea. there are issues on the u.s. related to a possible there will be officials in the trump administration, as well as past administrations. ofe appointed, others part the bureaucracy, who would consider a negotiated settlement as a stretched

i would call it recognizing what is important to run the unconventional business.s a separate organization. we have other separate organizations within exxon mobil. they provide the skills and the expertise that we need for various parts of our business. alix: there is a conversation that potentially you will bleed some people if you wind up moving your headquarters to houston. how do you keep your talent when competition is so fierce? sara: we have some people that want to stay in the independent world, but for the most part they see the potential of continuing to work in the unconventional, continuing to work on a world-class asset like the permian. also, to have the benefit of being connected with all the potential across exxon mobil. alix: they say your rig count is growing 65% in the next few years. what is the potential barrels produced? sara: it is hard to say. we have estimated right now that in the next few years, by 2025, we will triple our production out of the permian basin. if we just look at the title -- the horizontal drilling, it will be five times

alexander weiss this is going to be good plus actually banks takes a look at we were the shared and unconventional workplaces that startups and entrepreneur partners are using and it is the debt burden on millennial is just too much to take we'll talk student loan debt and the impact with just one garcia the president of the united states student association who joins us here live in studio and alex behala bitch when i talk about drugs well specifically drug maker prospects and the cost of drugs and a bit about the war on opioids were packed tighter than a drum outside the white house this afternoon let's have some fun first to some headlines. five thousand pilots jet blue have voted to unionize choosing the airline pilots association or p a as their collective bargaining unit the third time was the charm for the pilots who were defeated by management in two previous attempts at union representation since two thousand and nine they joined fifty thousand pilots represented by p.a. at delta and united the boat was roughly two to one in favor with just over four thousand ballots cast from the forty s

builds physical and virtual shared spaces and office services for companies who are looking for an unconventional work environment we work is geared towards entrepreneurs' freelancers startups small businesses and large enterprises experts say where you work matters ordinary work spaces do not always enhanced employees performance mood or efficiency born bracknell managing director at dale office interior says quote creating different workspace environments within one office adds great flexibility having quiet areas collaboration areas and sometimes even game areas can really help employees to perform at their best as about having choice to work in a way that best suits the task on hand and order to enhance employee performance experts suggest employers should create a space for relaxation for quiet space for private work and best and better technology provide access to natural light and add artwork jenna berman marketing and communications specialist at nation's photo lab says quote it's proven that working in a space surrounded by artwork leads to an increase in creativity not to mention if you

to reveal if they really succeed in finding an unconventional solution to this conflict each job is coming to these meetings only because the other sides want if you're going to come but if nobody asks for any meeting you joke you will be happy following the course of what it is doing and building that down to the end so they can see that it's a matter of national pride a matter of national sovereignty and they do. i think anybody should dictate to them what they should do with their natural resources their resources inside their own country however denial is shared between all these countries and they all have interests and their interests also differ in many ways and that's why a lot of hope is pinned on this missing box or so not quite sure that it is going to bring the final solution will leave it there for a moment about to as we hear more from the conference thank you. brazil's supreme court has ruled that former president. can be sent to prison he's been trying to stay out of jail while he appeals against a conviction for taking bribes now the decision threatens his bid to run in oc

. >> we have an unconventional president, nobody can do that but the fbi director, unconventional this sebastian gorka hit the nail on the head. listen to what he said about mr. comey. >> all we know for sure is james comey is a liar. that is the bombshell. not only did she obstruct the justice destroying the evidence but the fbi agents did the same thing when they didn't put her under oath and destroyed the hard drive and that goes back to comey. >> exactly right. nancy on facebook has some nerve saying he has some nerve talking about integrity and ron said comey is making a few bucks for the party played in ruining the fbi. run on twitter, what an embarrassment, in addition to being corrupt revealing stories to make a few bucks. jillian: not specifically talking about this book because i haven't read it but often times and you have a situation like this when this stuff is leaked and all these teasers, those are better than the actual book because they pool the best stuff. >> i like salacious this on jersey shore, not the fbi director. thanks, jackie. >> first they were screaming at t

necessarily shouldn't be unconventional and this guy was. petty to me. seemed like he was upset about being fired and that's where we are today. >> you hear the lines in the book, i looked at his hands, they were small. heather: and the spray tan. former fbi director talking about the spray tan. sarah sanders had something to say as well, here is what she thought. >> look, he said that he opened the hillary clinton investigation on its merits, now we are finding certainly that it had something to the with the political landscape. i find it out outrageously unbelievable, the man that takes copious notes and recollects conversation, he thought hillary clinton would win and he thought that this would give him some cover, he thought, he made decisions based on political landscape and not on the facts of the case and when the person that is supposed to lead the highest law enforcement agency in our country starts making decisions based on political environments instead of what is right and wrong, it's a really dangerous position. heather: which h

done before donald trump of course ran as someone who said i would do things differently i'm an unconventional president and he wants to do things differently other presidents obama bush clinton could have mapped the respective leaders of north korea before but it was always had by the american said this was the ultimate reward at the end of a process. but not anymore all right well to that point because that was supposed to be the reward and he's already giving it up before anything has been promised i mean the u.s. is expected to demand that abandon its nuclear program if they don't do that will this push for diplomacy fail. that is a possibility as well and actually i'm quite skeptical of biology. at that this could end in a major success meaning the denuclearization of the korean peninsula because the americans want north korea to give up the nuclear arms but why should came do that because those nuclear bombs are his insurance policy for the survival of his regime he says all of the north koreans say they are ready for denuclearization but what they mean is only after all american troops

i hope we first ask -- maybe we want an unconventional guy. what is happening to these? as a country, a collection of aspirpgss, a collection ever values. we should realize those ewe nature us. insist that our leaders reflect those and get back to fighting like crazy about the policy issues. but this matters so much that i hope to contribute to a conversation even among those supporting president trump and still do to say we have to make shoo sure these aren't lost. >> we have a colin cochrane a freshman studying internationals relations. >> thank you. in your prompting your book you talked about ethical leadership could you explain the two memos proved the bush administration torture techniques including water boarding and sleep deprivation and do you think torture self a morally acceptable. >> great question. i hope you don't hear me if you do make sure you hammer me to be claiming i'm on the moral high ground. i'm a flawed person. what i try to do and inspire to do especially learned from others is figure out how to make decisions as a leader with ethical consideratio

unconventional, unexpected nudes. liquid matte formula. up to 16 hour wear. go un-nude with attitude. maybelline's matte ink un-nude. only from maybelline new york. maybelline's matte ink un-nude. ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ ♪ toilet's clean, allowance please! new lysol power and blue 6 cleans with every flush, releasing lysol cleaning power in a wave of blue to leave the bowl clean and fresh. are you totally ready? to meet her family. colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. so you're totally ready, for that big moment! colgate total. be totally ready for life. >>> everybody's got traditions all over the world, some good. some might kill you. >> okay. >> like this in india it is customary to do running of bulls pulling carts which is what we see her her they asked these guys to get some good footage. they said we'll be right in the line of running bulls. >> oh. shoot the story, don't become the story, man. >> oh no. >> they seem to be trusting the instinct would be to go around them. there's

>> i think the term is unconventional to go this route.ou can still trump the public markets you need your institutional base you'll institutional accounts will have to come and build positions via the private market it's rare for spotify to have so many investors and so many rounds of investing. >> is this a case of where the private investors, there's a lot of them, that they are just transferring their money to the public markets is this a stock we want to own or is it spotify just making that exit strategy these private investors demand >> it's not at the expense of others it's a stock you want to own if you're in that sector. if you're in the media tech sector and you have comparables, you want to build a position today. laying the price off is a misunderstanding and misconception. the investors today will be issuing 55.7 million shares. you're seeing the free stockof the 178 million outstanding, those are still restricted securities in those private transactions you're talking about. they still have to follow the rules of restricted

he was elected promising unconventional approaches. now, unconventional doesn't alwa successful. it would be a validation for him that, yes, lots of sort of alleged big brains say this isn't the way to do it. but i'm in the room with them. and i think i can talk to anyone and get it done. if that actually happens as opposed to just in donald trump's mind, big deal. >> let me just disagree a little bit on this one point. this is one area where i think the president has been less haphazard, less impressive, little rock et man no withstanding. i think he's been given some room. he appears to be le skwraegitim frightened in the face of something this uncertain. they have given him a little room to do what he does. the danger that you alluded to, chris, is real. say there's a great meeting. say there's a deal. the north koreans lie and they cheat is and they change their mind. so what then? now you have gone as high as you will go and run out of options quickly if that happens. >> we also know on our end, donald trump hears what he wants to hear not necessarily what was said. >> as ch

unconventional, unexpected nudes. liquid matte formula. up to 16 hour wear. go un-nude with attitude. maybelline's matte ink un-nude. only from maybelline new york. maybelline's matte ink un-nude. ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ ♪ toilet's clean, allowance please! new lysol power and blue 6 cleans with every flush, releasing lysol cleaning power in a wave of blue to leave the bowl clean and fresh. are you totally ready? to meet her family. colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. so you're totally ready, for that big moment! colgate total. be totally ready for life. >>> closed captioning provided by: >>> you know, in the do co -- kingdom you have to appreciate. this is the sea line. it is in the newly filled north lake. the people who work at the zoo all have to pick the flamingos up and carry them to their summer home. >> how far do they have to flamingo? >> not too far since it's in the same park. another bird is getting a lot of viral attention online. that's timber doodle. >> what? >> uh-huh,

i feel like i'm stunned a lot in the presidency of donald trump, unconventional is his conventional. in his first 16 months as president, his unconventional approach has done him much more harm and the country much more harm than good, but this is a situation in which he now looks likely that he going to get across the table from kim jong-un. is it possible that even if a deal is made that deal is not kept? yes. is it possible no deal is made? yes. but he's going -- it seems to me get further than any one expected and certainly than any recent president has ever come close to. i think deserves some level of credit for creating the opportunity for change. now, there's a huge difference between the opportunity for change and actual change in that relationship, but you don't get actual change without creating that opportunity. >> okay. another global hot spot with high stakes. syria. so u.n. ambassador went on the sunday shows on sunday and said there would be sanctions coming that day or the following day meaning this past monday to syria's sponsor russia because of the reported chemic

." >> i'm an interesting person, i'm a controversial person, but most importantly i'm an unconventional person. >> reporter: self confident self-help guru keith raniere is all those things and more. >> consumer's byline is wonderful. >> reporter: tonight he is also an alleged criminal. the man known as vanguard, busted by the federales in mexico in march, his luxury hideout, according to authorities, was a $10,000-a-week villa in puerto vallarta, shared with several women. this video of the arrest, apparently was shot and shared by followers, and then leaked online. >> if you're trying to avoid the u.s. authorities, you don't go to mexico because you hope the mexican government's going to protect you. you go to mexico because you hope to get lost. >> reporter: lost, and found. raniere brought back to new york to face federal charges including sex trafficking. >> we're going to begin with the leader of a self-help group. >> raniere is expected to be in brooklyn. >> reporter: and making a cameo appearance in that video, what appears to be a dazed-looking allison mack. the actress was also

the proposal on the table to fix the tittle tower issue is unconventional and a pricy one bullet homeowners are hoping that it works to fix the problem. >> i mean, we are just hoping for the best. that is all you can do if you are a resident here. >> reporter: since the tower opened in 2009 it sunk 17 inches and tilted 14 inches to the best and 6-inches to the north. the moment hasn't stopped. >> i am a -- movement hasn't stopped. >> i am a resident here. >> reporter: 300 steel and concrete piles, the goal is to stabilize one side and let the other side sink till it levels off. >> we are trying to have faith in the proposal they have come forth with. i think realty is the best we could hope for. >> reporter: test are underway for the project and engineers and contractors are working with the set to get the permits. some are skeptical of the fix but homeowners realize there is no easy fix. >> knowing the way the building was constructed i think it is challenge for anyone to come up with the right measure at this point. >> the project could cost $500 million. if it reaches that price tag it w

the unconventional idea the a )s are floating around >>> tonight at 6:00, take me out to the ball gameh the air. the inconventional idea the oakland a's are floating around as they work toward a new park in oakland. >>> a new baby hawk made its debut in the presidentiio today. take a look. >> what's it squawking about? >> that's the mother protecting her newborn. this is the newborn as it made its way out of the egg. the city will put up this cam, it is live streaming the nest right now. >> this is cool. this is cool. >> you see one baby. we're still waiting on the second red-tailed hawk baby to hatch. >> i hope the mama gets out of the way so we can see. remember the giraffe baby? that egg's got to be any day now. >> mom's like, hello, my baby's just born, i don't want her to be on tv yet. >> no paparazzi. >> yeah. >> that's a quote. >> she's protecting her young from the rain. >> the showers are now starting to reach san francisco. so the evening commute is going to have a big impact here, especially the latter half of it. tomorrow cooler, scattered showers, but friday and saturday,

warfare, andbrid other unconventional types of tofare we have seen, we have the able to defend the country whenese domains, not just tanks come over the hills in a traditional sense. we still have a lot of work to problems ase the the military budget was being cut. we to make reforms so that are better able to deal with these threats that we face. new technologies like artificial intelligence. i think that is what you will see. >> it would cut to save $100 billion. you talk about that moving forward to the markup? say do not think we will $100 billion. i would like to say $100 billion. we have focused on improving the way the pentagon buys things. on is am trying to focus to streamline and make more .fficient the supporting the underlying supporting functions. the accounting, the logistics. like 28 something different agencies that are not part of the military services. my goal is to try to save some their backmlining office functions. ,he way they handle personnel but just ask within their own agency, the way they manage their real estate. tose limited discrete areas squeeze more money ou

welcome it is just as unconventional as his house of god is that you have. a portable and inflatable it's a kind of bouncy church. there isn't in courts you have to take care that the cross is blown up properly and standing tall it's for an open seat on and off she goes custom ok my tour is mainly northern germany with his itinerant church hitting the cutting events in festivals along the way like this one on the beach at santa fe to ording this. killer i take this church to kind serving festivals like this because i meet people who wouldn't normally have anything to do with the church because it's the motto of our project is if the people don't go to church anymore than the church has to go to the people. this is a church with a difference the father of three got the idea for it nine years ago he didn't feel like carrying on as a pastor funny he sees himself more as a travelling servant for the lord plus it's a way to combine pleasure and profession. and surroundings are different life you don't have the formality and you can sit and drink your latte a doct

the unconventional idea a bay area pro team thinks will work for them... that )s next. >>> finally tonight, a story about never giving up. in a sport where teenagers can become instant millionaires, an nbc rookie made his debut at the ripe old age of 32 in the next to the last game of the season and he was nothing short of phenomenal. our miguel almaguer has his amazing story. >> on it's way, down it goes! welcome to the nba. >> reporter: at 32 years old when many nba players retire, andre ingram made his rookie debut. for the last decade, ingram has been fighting for his chance to play for the los angeles lakers, the american university grad with a physics degree tutors kids to make ends meet on his minor league salary of $19,000. >> i appreciate that. >> reporter: this week, the magic moment, his first call to wife mary lee. this is her dream, too. >> she's screaming, you guys. >> reporter: taking his daughters to work at staples center, ingram found his jersey hanging in the locker room. >> nice! >> reporter: on national television, ingram caught fire.

i'm going to believe that you think his behavior is unconventional. would you have tolerated this type of impulsive behavior from any other president? >> well if you look at other presidents, there's, it's quite a track record. johnson lied about the vietnam war, jfk ran around with women. >> but it's not the same, ronald. it's not the same as what we see on a daily basis from this president. he says one thing, he backtracks, he tweets, come on. unconventional to say the least. would you have tolerated it from another president? >> well i don't know about tolerate. but he, it is part of a strategy. i interviewed a former reporter, who was his top aide for 26 years and she said he purposely makes these outrageous comments on tv to get attention for his brand, now for his presidency. and actually when people meet with him, they realize he's quite different. he's thoughtful, he listens. so it's all part of a shtick. and it enhances his power. >> do you worry at all that it's a dangerous shtick, though? not everybody gets to meet with him one-on-one and d

>> guest: in terms of how ed landsdale got into the counterinsurgency was very unconventional because prior to world war ii he was in advertising man and a world war ii he joined the oss and transfer to army intelligence which went to the philippines in 1945 and was transferred to the air force even though he had no intention of becoming a pilot or navigator. he was kind of a self taught counterinsurgent at a time when the word counterinsurgency did not yet exist. his background in advertising gave him insight into the human psychology and emphasize the importance of winning hearts and minds when he became the foundation of the strategy in the philippines and in vietnam but also put him at loggerheads with conventionally minded generals that all the generals from world war ii thought the way to win was with firepower alone and that didn't turn out to be the case. lansdale was not listen to. >> host: we have time for a few more calls. this is jill in florence, oregon. please go ahead. >> caller: yes, a quick question for mr. boot about this book and i would like for him to consider the

. >>> both silicon valley and wall street are taking notes on spotify's unconventional debut.y began selling shares on the new york stock exchange today. this ipo is different. it's a distinct difference. they're raising shares by selling new shares. the unusual route is a test case for companies like uber and lyft. the new york stock exchange is at a price of $132, in fact shares nearly $166 and closed at $150. that puts spotify's valuation at close to $72 billion. the new york stock exchange tried to honor the its swedish h roots by celebrating the ipo. the problem is they flew the swiss flag instead.instead.inst. >>> janet jackson will be one of the headliners at the outside mu lands music festival in san francisco. that's the promotional video put out today for the 11th annual tradition that runs august 10 through the 12. the other performers include the weekend, florence and the machine, beck, and huey lewis and the news. general admission tickets will go on sale on thursday. >>> there's estate sales and then there's this, the san francisco armory has been around a long t

agree to be engaged in such an unconventional way through the technical secretary at the rather than through you know challenge inspections and what have you. well. step by step first of all why do not it start to to. bring to politics. you first of all you have to understand actually killing one person is a criminal case so it's not the use of chemical weapons like the brother of. military grade the nerve agent diverted on the territory rather of compassion in the literal for north korea was killed with vs that was military great agent not the chalk was never proved to be chemical agent and if you take. w. who considered in two thousand and eleven to said there is no confirmation that this is chemical. neutral agreed agent. it was in the interest of the u.k. to engage the o p c w that then you can blame not just in the criminal. case but you can blame the perpetrators in the use of chemical weapons which is much more aggravated position absolutely and actually disses wrong because. rather a kitchen he was killed with the expert nobody used. in this case so right now they start to us

the interior is unconventional but cozy and well equipped this top version has no weather steering wheel and a turbo boost gauge. christoph is ready to show us the turbo revolution was in his own here we have traveled rotor blades rotating up to ninety thousand times a minute this i know the one on the turbine aside from is driven by the exhaust current event and i shaft it off right see other rotor blade on the compressor side that forces extra air into the combustion chamber and off more air more fuel more power and genius. and in a further innovation the religiously small charger has a fashion response time a limiting the feared turbo gap the. she enabled this pioneering vehicle to sprint from zero to one hundred inches to under ten seconds and the car continues excel orating up to one hundred ninety eight kilometers per hour stop not unlike the shot ninety nine turbo brought one hundred forty five horsepower on to the road one problem according to christophe was the front wheel drive which affects the steering when it's wet the swedish car does tend to part of the ground with its fro

growing threat of cyber attacks we need to be resilient to both conventional threats and also unconventional troops such as terrorism and cyber attacks so these are issues that peace but these threats are very real.

agree to be engaged in such an unconventional way through the technical secretary at the rather than through you know challenge inspections and what have you. well. step by step first of all why do not it start to to. bring the politics. of w. first of all you have to understand actually killing one person is a criminal case so it's not the use of chemical weapons like the brother of. military grade the nerve agent diverted on the territory rather of compassion in the literal for north korea it was killed with v.x. that was new to a great agent not the chalk was never proved to be chemical agent and if you take. w. who considered in two thousand and eleven they said there is no confirmation that this is chemical. neutral agreed agent so why why do you think. it was in the interest of the u.k. to engage the o p c w that that then you can blame not just in the criminal. case but you can blame the perpetrators in the use of chemical weapons which is much more aggravated position absolutely and actually disses wrong because. rather a kitchen he was killed with the expert nobody used. in

ronny jackson was always an unconventional pick to head up the veterans affairs department.ite house having a small medical team is very different from running what is the second largest bureaucracy in the federal government, the department of vetera ns government, the department of veterans affairs. he did not have a lot of support and a lot of republicans in congress were on their heels when the announcement was made, and then support evaporated once these allegations of professional misconduct came as well. i did write about that and donald trump does have a history of making unconventional pics like that. when he was a businessman, he saw a security guard at it in this tournament, lichen, hired him and that man ended up becoming the person who runs the chief operating officer of troubled properties. because people in positions where they may not obviously be qualified but he sees something as a gabriel raschin but he sees something as a gabriel rasch in and he runs with it. he is than that as president, as well, the problem with that is when you are in politics and for t

thident talking about fire and fewer -- fury had this thats got to be part ofhe president by his unconventional approach to bluster and diplo is there anyone on the antitrump side of the spectrum whos willing to say on this one, i think the president deserves some credit? the connection between celebrities you mentioned was,f any wordraise for the president draws this absolute outrage from people o find the president absolutely irredeemably bi. anhink we're going to see an interesting political version of that is will any of the democratic contenders for sesident will any of the on that one the president may deserve credit or t willt almost by definition rule that pontial candidate out. >> >> thompson: we saw this tribalismn o display at the white house and on capitol hill right? >> the president had his firstat dinner, the word is state, that's key. the president isn't a president or l party leader, every state dinner i've always.seen has included an opp aosition or journalist. this one, not a sine democrat, not a single democrat. under pressure from speaker ryan, that chaplain had given a pra

but fears of a catastrophic war set off by two unconventional world leaders want a series of unexpected events i was coming in from eight o'clock in the morning one into the office for the past. two the day shift i heard the call over the secure line one of my two coworkers. and i didn't hear the message because they did they want to procedure is and picked up the receiver instead of putting on. i missed the first part of the message i heard this is not a drill it was a moment where things are moving really quickly and really the same time i was convinced that it was real real situation. sure. we were sitting in the front room there having coffee in the alert came in a kind of looked at it and i said it says not a drill. ten minutes after the alert there was a siren here on the basis that it wasn't a drill. so that i'm like we should pack up and move to another. i was calling my husband and as soon as i heard his voice broke down and it was like oh my god i'm not with him my boys are alone i don't think we talked for maybe more than fifteen seconds and you have to get them out of there.

alexander flies this is going to be good plus actually banks takes a look at we work the shared an unconventional work places that startups and entrepreneur entrepreneurs are using.