what happened to your career at duke? john: i thought i was a good football player until i got to do. they have some great players. in my sophomore year, i was a redshirt for one year. then i was on the second team but i broke c6 in my neck. i cracked it, and what happened, every time i would tackle someone, my left arm would suddenly go dead. so frank bassett, one of the orthopedic surgeons who used to be at duke, called and said, this young man's football career is over. he has a bona fide injury. he cannot play football any longer, so that ended my football career. but once you're on scholarship, i still had to work there, so i was a manager, getting towels and setting up trips when we'd go play one of the teams in florida. or in the big ten. david: when you graduated, did you say, i want to go to wall street and be the ceo of morgan stanley? john: no. when i graduated, i needed one course to finish duke university. my scholarship had expired, so i got a job at a local brokerage firm called first securities in north ca

scattered like a duke's house of cards.kurlyan, theoganron, former all-powerful favorite empress. anna as regent. under the emperor, babies did not suit anyone in business. again the guard intervened on the night of november 9, 1740. marshal burkhart-kristov minah with eighty guardsmen. moved to the winter palace took all the entrances and exits and sent his adjutant manstein to capture. according to einstein, the duke slept peacefully when his woke up. he tried to hide under his bed . the soldiers dragged him outside, then he wanted to get rid of these people. he poured blows with his fist to the right and to the left. the soldiers answered him with strong blows with the butt put into his mouth. plato tied his hands with a scarf and carried him off his head and put him in the firm's carriage waiting there. the marshal was not drained through the peace, where the body of arna john still lay in the coffin from 6:00 in the morning in russia, power changed under the baby emperor, his mother, 21-year-old anna leopolda, who did

my junior year duke played football game in army and duke back then as now was lousy in football. and so the durham morning herald the local paper, i was starting to do some stringy work for them working for them as a non-staffer at times, and the spd, the duke army football game which i was through. i got paid 50 bucks to ride a lead in at a sidebar and those huge money. and duke rallied in the second half to win the game when they brought in a freshman quarterback named mike dunn. i rode about mike dunn come in to save the game and then about my sidebar on them and of duke recruit him and i hope the head for him. he turned out to be a very good college player. and was very happy with myself. i'm a deadline, flew home with the team, , picked up the paper the next morning excited to see two bylines. and what i got to to the part where he introduced mike dunn in the lead, it said duke, black freshman quarterback. my god, i was like what? aydin, duke at black linebackers, like running backs can lack wide receivers, black everything. he was the first black quarterback at duke, this w

, was duke and loved all of duke's black basketball players because they were good but was absolutely racist. he was fine with blacks playing preschool and helping the school when but he did not want any of them over to dinner. that is true of a lot of fans and alumni of the schools. i know i'm overgeneralizing but a lot of people who wouhlet frok or white also don't want to have the black athletes to the house for dinner and probably in many cases don't want a black person coaching tms a there players. >> i been thinking recently about a conversation i had with peter who was the producer with the dodgers and he always talksi about tribalism and that we associate with different tribes and he doesn't spit out a bad thing it's a natural instinct. you can't necessarily say when you look at the lack of diversity is not necessarily racism, is tribalism and that people are going to hiree people that they're comfortable with the make them feel comfortable. you're going to gravitate towards that. racism comes into play why have they live such segregated lives when they have a bit around back

she ran the job placement office at duke university.hen recruiters would come down, she would say" there is one guy you gotta meet -- john mack." i got a number of job offers. i decided i liked the securities business. they offered me a job in atlanta, and i took it. ♪ john: i got my brokerage license and then i was approached by the head of the municipal bond division. " why don't you go into the bond business?" i took that job so i got into the bond business. i was a traitor on the bond desk in municipals. -- i was a trader on the bond desk in municipals. i transitioned over into corporate bonds. from there they said they would put me on commission, which they never did. i got approached by a small boutique firm called smithers, which was known for their bond business. i went over and became a salesman at smithers. david: i often thought to be a good trader you have to be good in your head with numbers. john: that is true, but as a salesman much more so than a trader. that business is a commodity business about relationships. if you c

charlie rose and i were at duke university.e had moved to new york and i was in new york at the time working at smith barney. he called me up and said my wife's sister is coming up. we would like you to take her out. i thought about it a little bit and got a date friday night. he called me back and said ok, we will go out saturday night. i go to their apartment. mary was a beautiful woman, and christie took my breath away. not only beautiful but had a great smile. she was very warm, very friendly. if it wasn't love at first sight, it was pretty close. david: you grew up in north carolina, but your grandfather immigrated from lebanon, is that right? why did he go to north carolina? was there a big lebanese community there? john: there was a big lebanese community in south carolina, and he was going to go to marion, south carolina, when he got off ellis island, and he end up in marion, north carolina. he stayed the night in the train depot. no one came to pick him up, so finally, a conductor pulled him on the train and took him t

most of her life was spent in marriage with the duke of edinburgh, prince philip.ing her reign, the queen often said that prince philip played an extremely important role. role in her life and it is to him that she owes the success of her work, he gave her strength and was her support, i am convinced that all these years she could not fulfill her duties if he were not around elizabeth ii ascended the throne when she was not yet 30 years old and became the longest-reigning british monarch, she perfectly understood her unique position, she herself learned how to behave in public and followed these rules, but who knew what she was thinking, the film gave a rare opportunity to hear her private conversation elizabeth is one year in the life of the queen which the bbc filmed for the 40th anniversary of her reign most people go to work and then come home in this case work and life go together because really you can't divide them into happiness i read quickly yes i can read a lot of text in a short time i think i do it faster to be able to finally walk in the yard this is

you know, i know nothing about david duke.ut white supremacists. >> he obviously knew who david duke was. you provided the answer to the question after the interview, you wrote that chris christie called trump and implored him to please distance himself from white supremacists and, quote, trump was heard telling christie that he would get to it but it didn't have to happen too quickly. a lot of these people vote, trump said, and ended the call. a lot of these people vote. so despite what they were saying about his earpiece wasn't working, et cetera, he knew exactly what he was doing. >> and that is one of the things that i try to show in this book over this very long period of time. throughout his life. he is much more calculating than people realize. one of the things in my various interviews with various officials one of the things people told me is that bill barr for instance, former attorney general, came to realize that trump was more calculating than folks had thought he was. and this is one of the issues in terms of thi

danalia such a viking with the royal emblem on board took off his royal highness prince philip the duke of edenburg a lieutenant of the royal navy went to serve in malta his happiest days the young couple princess elizabeth and prince philip spent on the island of malta relatively freely and relatively privately the schedule of the princess it was a wonderful experience how can you lead a completely anonymous life because people were very considerate and realized that they do not want a different attitude. i think it was a very special experience, how can you actually lead a normal private life in malta, the prince became interested in playing polo and the princess found her hobby, she filmed what she loved most in the life of horses and her husband, and the dynasty needed children, and here is prince charles of edinburgh, for the first time in the last two centuries, a prince in the line of succession to the throne was named charles, a year after the wedding, their family's home videos appeared the first-born, it was a rare opportunity to see the princess so furiously cheerful and defe

he had no children, so the crown passed to his younger brother, the duke of york. he was an exemplary family man and happily married to lady elizabeth, who bore him two daughters , elizabeth and margaret, from a sentence in december 1936 caused a political crisis, she divided the nation and even questioned the existence of the monarchy for a stable and regulated society and an institution that is at the top of its political and administrative system - this is a terrible shock. even now in more secular times when divorce has become more acceptable, everything is not too simple, and in december 1936 it was still a lightning strike when king george the sixth ascended the throne the princesses moved to buckingham palace when elizabeth was told about it she was scared and asked what is this forever does that mean you will be queen asked her sister the princess margaret must have heard that in response that he she was born in a really happy family they had dogs when they had a wonderful family life they felt safe and loved each other until suddenly the stable and calm li

usyaslav attacks the awards of the grand dukes of kiev with a pull on pskov, i failed to grab him, andhe managed to take the command of the kiev prince novgorod to novgorod, and not only take it, and i watered and developed the necks, and i removed the kizhi from the trophy of the sophia cathedral, called and pick up upolack. oh, you mod, subordinate to grow in memory of solidity. yaroslavets deprived polotsk of their what to see? zusim was not satisfied with the executioner themselves and she controlled, gave lively and rebuffed for the outskirts of the fall aisha had her own two. i didn’t pochal izyaslav the son of vladimir i thought i was the one in quebec that christ was in russia and yashain was an unuk according to the mat of the polotsk prince of roguelot, it seems not a mysterious goblo, but years for executioners, and he, you see, had his islam did not live long. but if the other son combed it, it turned out not only for a long time to be the chorus of alei and velma, an active horse, about him polotsk became a fashionable prince, it was vito who sent against, subordinate to t

i would like to remind you that literally on tuesday, the presidents israel's isaac the duke is accusediranian drones sold to russia are killing civilians in ukraine. the conversion of the fact is good that the president of israel stands by this. he said this referring to his intelligence data during a speech at the invitation of the non-governmental research organization atlantic council in washington. that is to say, we see that the president of israel isaa duke is in washington , meeting there with high-ranking american officials. well, so to speak, he is lobbying for the interests of protecting our state, but our cooperation with even now, we hope that there is no problem with the elections that may take place there in the near future, at least now they signal to us about bipartisan support and that no matter who is at the helm of the united states, ukraine will still be supported at the helm i don't quite understand what additional we can get in the context of the advocacy of president israel saak duke in the states, see what you are absolutely right to say , first of all, we have

victim martin duke. find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor that nikolas cruz was convicted of another capital felony or felony involving the use or threat of violence to another person. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, nikolas cruz knowingly created a great risk of death to many persons. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor the first-degree murder of martin duke was committed while nikolas cruz was engaged in the commission of a burglary. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, the first-degree murder of martin duke was especially heinous, atrocious, or cruel. yes. we the jury, unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existenc

they are duking it out over power and influence in santa clara while the two candidates are duking it out sitting side by side at local debates. both candidates were born and raised in santa clara, but similarities end there. becker is an information technology worker and a renter and would be the first openly lgbtq+ mayor in the city's history. >> i saw a broken system in santa clara, just the same people over and over again. >> reporter: becker's more cooperative stance with the 49ers and management of levi stadium was a factor in the team's financial support but he is facing accusations that his working relationship with york and the niners are too cozy. >> i think the niners are behind my campaign. i think mayor gilmore destroyed our city. >> reporter: lisa gilmore has been mayor since 2018, a self-described soccer mom of three and one of the early supporters of measure j that allows santa clara to build levi stadium. >> i started great things in the city and wanted to continue showcasing the wonderful city that santa clara is. >> reporter: gilmore's relationship with the 49ers so

but everything is changing, and rather coolly sent at home, attacking the cities of the grand dukes ofv from a preload to a pskol. i failed to get him, and then to novgorod to the patrimony kievan prince, but he succeeded in taking the garden, and not only taking it, and i watered the neck and worked it out , and i kizhah at the trophy, remove the called st. sophia cathedral and take away the uphold. oge the mammoth, subordinating to grow the memories of selfishness yaroslavets deprived polotsk of their what to see? zusim did not control the executioners themselves and they controlled the rather lively and frankly probytovy anti-global ways. aisha had their own double. i gave her the son of vladimir yadomura izyaslava. i to the great one that christ has russia and yashein was an unuk according to the mat of the polotsk prince divorced the trip to the wife of the goblo is mysterious, and for the butchers, and he can see, he had his own years, if he sent he did not live long. perhaps his other son combed it turned out not only for a long time to be the chorus of alya and velma, an active

going to be fixes that duke will do to get the energy to that point and then you can get a here, so they felt good about what they are doing locally, and it's really a matter of getting those other pieces in place. i actually saw where the hook up is and i did see it down. so that -- they are not generating their own electrical here. they get it from these other companies and that is what you are seeing. hopefully we will be able to do that. i felt a lot of the infrastructure did better than they did in charlie, which is obviously something that's good to see. there's also fpl -- was with us in fort lauderdale or fort myers. they obviously have their customers. they have a lot of resources. they are available for some of the municipal utilities and electrical co-ops who may need some assistance, whether it's infrastructure or lineman, because they have human -- they have huge amounts here. i know they are working hard on it. if there's something you need, let us know. we can enlist them to help. it's a big company. they have a lot of access. >> [indiscernible] >> fema just expanded

not a kimonte, everything changes and sent quite coolly at home, attacking the awards of the grand dukes from the pressure on pskov, i did not succeed in grabbing, and then on novgorod the guidance of the kiev prince, but the garden to him succeeded, and not only to take it, but i watered the necks and worked it out, and i kizhi as a trophy, remove the called st. sophia cathedral and take the fashion from polotsk, subordinating the growth of the memory of the cost of yaroslavich. did they deprive polotsk of what to see? zusim did not bother the executioner themselves and they controlled quite lively and frankly probytkovyh for vyshlyah bottom. aisha had their own double. i paid her izyaslav son of vladimir for domoga. i to the great one that christ has russia and i shein was an unuk according to the mat of the polotsk prince rogvalot, it seemed that he was mysterious, and for the executioners, and he could see, his islam did not live long. perhaps his other son combed it turned out to be not only jerome alleys for a long time and velma an actor kerunyak about him polotsk became a fashion

of kanderbirsk, but she does not become a duke for dukes to be born or to receive this title from the’s the same thing. well, it’s just the same thing . you can’t call these people rich even soon, it’s just an official mafia and what we didn't understand this for so many years. and now, too. you see these eight months in two days will be 8 months because those of them who simply did not develop enterprises, but there are simply not many of them now, so when these enterprises disappear, what will be left of these tpp owners, they are capable of some kind of business idea in another place, because if a person could earn billions in ukraine, he can, in theory, earn in the czech republic and in poland, but i don’t think somehow it will somehow fail to steal money from the budget, so only those people will remain who really developed their enterprises, because they will know how to do it, which enterprises were preparing for the western stock exchanges, passed the ipo, these people can imagine at least the toolkit for business development, but if there are, relatively speaking, some airlin

s . intelligent belief key f was behind the assassination of russian journalist, saudi a duke, and not confirming moscow's finding with a very well welcome miss. have 16 pm here in the russian capital. misses aussie international with the latest at world news update is good to have. you with the e. u has officially adopted. it's the 8th package of functions against small sco, including the for formal ukrainian regions that have recently joined russia off to referendums. there any restrictions include a price cap on oil imports from russia by sea. although pipeline supplies on not affected. some imports of russian goods like steel, a paper and plastic are now also bands. plus, there were measures prohibiting e u, exposed to russia, such as coal aviation equipment on certain chemicals. despite agreeing to the sanctions from brussels, from e u leaders. and now openly admitting the block is heading for an economic disaster . we are risking a massive d industrialization of the european continent and the long term consequences of that might actually be very deep. our populations are getting

was the daughter of a prominent anti western author and political commentator, alexander duke. and she worked as a drollest and as a political scientist been in this country, she was famous for her anti ukrainian views, and also for her vocal support of the russian military operation in ukraine. 2 days after the car bombing, the russian federal security service announced that it was a free plan bombing that was carried out by 2 ukrainian citizens. and so now even western media doesn't shy away from saying that the new york times report corroborates the findings by the russian authorities. now here's how you crane reacted to that story. and the new york times a senior advisor to ukraine's presidential chief of staff told the new york times that key of had nothing to do with the killing. and he also said that in the times of war, any murder should have some kind of practical significance. and according to mr. paul, the lack someone like do get out. wasn't a tactical or strategic target for you. great. we have other targets on the territory of ukraine. i mean, collaboration is som

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fiur the duke golf poll, why is that? our next ball is the duke golf poll, why is that?g, sol next ball is out this evening, so i do not want to pre—empt what that shows. roughly speaking, there is two types of polling. 0ne shows. roughly speaking, there is two types of polling. one which is people who are voting conservative sort of shrugging their shoulders at this stage and going, i do not much like what the conservatives are doing, but i am not really keen on anybody else either. generally you would expect those people to move back to the conservatives by the next election, unless they are won over by someone else. the second movement you see as conservative voters going, no, i am so upset with the conservatives, and actually i quite like this other party, so now i might switch over to the labour party. what we have seen over the last week is a lot more of that second movement. that is quite dramatic. 0nce conservative voters are notjust shrugging their shoulders but saying they are actively going to vote labour, it will be a lot more difficult for the conservatives

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the utilities have done well duke is one of the best.ican electric best. let's go to mark in massachusetts, mark? >> caller: jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah, mark >> caller: all right i'm here to talk about starbucks. i know you're very bullish on them curious about that based on their revenue growth policy in china, based on the volatility and the uncertainty in china doesn't that represent risks that could be a problem? >> well, once you go back and look at the interview with howard schultz, the founder, he's made a very good point they did -- they're doing well in china, better than every other company with this bear market situation they have from covid and so therefore, when things get better, it's going to be amazing with the changes they've made i think that after spending some time with howard schultz in seattle for his retireretiremen came back more bullish since perhaps i don't know, perhaps the second time when howard came back well, let's just put it this way, i think howard is a winner. the first time he came back i nailed it and t

his father was a descendant to the duke of mowbray. his mother was the daughter of a prominent american financier, churchill, graduated from the royal military college, but never received a higher education. it was a bit of a trouble maker. he did not go to university. he did not want to, i think he cause some trouble at school, but it was a very good school harrow, a former british diplomat also william melanson is well acquainted with winston churchill, his biography, or the greatest britain ever. according to a b. b. c poll, he started the military career, actually in cuba, he was actually fighting for spain against the rebels in cuba. and then he was in india, he then went of sudan was even at the battle of armed or man. and he saw serious military action. he was in the boer war fighting, and he was actually imprisoned and escaped. more than that. he also enlisted during the great war, what we call the 1st world war churchill. i was also a romantic trigger. he wanted to be a great war. leader larcher is. i largess ah famous a foreb

at winder castle according to quarantine rules, in general, the funeral was a military one, as the duke himself wished, it was a unique farewell, despite the splendor of the ceremony, only 30 people were able to attend the service, everyone observed social distance, leaving the masked queen alone to grieve over the death of her husband for the first time after she ascended the throne, the queen ruled without after the official mourning, she immediately returned to work, gentlemen, please sit down, the queen continued to lead the nation, i think we can all thank her for the fact that she grew and developed she did not stand aside, the world entered the second year of the pandemic, and the queen continued to perform her duties, although not always the truth itself. good morning , your majesty, your majesty. good evening. of the world the queen was still able to work and communicate as if she had physically visited these places british virgin islands it's just incredible that i can see all these places i'm very glad that i was able to with everyone to meet you good luck and i think for all

perhaps the smallest in the grodno region was founded by eva, the wife of the grand duke of lithuaniaemin ilya, who grew up in a picturesque place in a good place than you would think, is it not right? if we adhere to this version of the origin of the name of the settlement, then we can talk about the idea as one of the most ancient slavic settlements on the territory of modern belarus, the city received official status, the town received in 1742, due to its favorable location, the settlement lies on the banks, rivers and wreaths and woofs. and ivye is the crossroads of the most important trade routes at the end of the 16th century. the pinsk-vilnya road passed through it, which connected polissya with the capital of the state and the busy main path of nesvizhvilnya. due to the favorable geographical position, over time, a developed network of highways of republican significance appeared here. and railway lines, and the city itself attracts tourists with a special color of picturesque nature and architectural structures. everyone, without exception , is attracted by the catholic shrin

he wanted to be a great war leader like shoes or larges, are famous forebear, the duke of marlborough, bull craig roberts, is a former assistant treasury secretary for economic policy in his writing. he analyzes the factors that led to world war 2. mm churchill had one end of the war seeking power. it was his avenue, the true, the prime minister shook. mm. yoseph is ariana village starlin. original named joe gut, feeling the son of a shoemaker and a peasant woman. he had ruled the country since 1922 if you look objectively at the achievements of the soviet he and geron stollins period, you would have to say that they were tremendous. social welfare benefits were provided to the soviet population of medical care education, living standards, new professor grove, a 3rd, ph. d. at volunteer state university in new jersey is well known for his work on soviet history and politics. he was a major political figure. certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century. but at 1st the allies treat uncle joe as style and is referred to in the west with arrogance. the soviet

and this was allowed only by the grand duke, that is, in general , they led them to stand on the greenler. it was sharon kohl that was so brown. it was in this church that barbara gave birth and got married. and soon the young princess will be crushed. she dreamed of her knight. after all, the first time it they married an old man in a row at that time the king was passing through these places. sigismund august ii of the commonwealth, seeing barbara , immediately fell in love with her. however, he was married. well , they stopped tying sigismund august for marriage, despite prejudices. political contradictions sigismund. he declared barbara his wife and queen of the grand duchy of lithuania and the commonwealth history read our church that he was narrow- minded to the rank of infulad infulata, that is , almost like biskups, that is, that is, they specially wrote yes to the pope of rome to lift it up to profitability and yet it is here the kings who pray here, who in this sacramento devote to yield up to infulak profitability. well, that's why it's accepted here that the mower we pray t

>> 500 years later, thankfully, you don't need to be a grand duke to enjoy stakes this big, and fabioalla fiorentina. >> good. >> and in case lunch isn't looking worthy enough of like, 10 men, fabio picks out a little appetizer, yet another cut of meat. >> that's good. >> we head back to the deli fabio owns. >> thank you. >> have a look at that, look at the flowers. he hurries us past any food that hasn't had a pulse. and we head up to his hideaway on the roof where he does his cooking. >> oh my god, come on! >> we're starting with the chianina beef, the medici family favorite. this cattle has grazed in tuscan fields for 2000 years. they're of such high quality that we're eating it raw. >> oh, my god! that's the best sushi i've ever had! >> and now, the main event. >> so what he's doing now it's that it's the family secret, beside excessive amounts of salt, for a branch like this, in the fire -- now so you're getting the flavor of those olive branches and gives it a very distinctive taste. >> during the renaissance, the medici lit fires around the city on the sticks and handed out roa