and the harvard business school said, "your business is building educational centers. that's a brilliant business." and i sort of finally figured out what they were talking about, and in fact, it is a social enterprise. and then you start to get orchids being grown and the jazz label being created-- we have a small real estate division-- and all of a sudden, you become an economic engine for your community. >> hinojosa: now, you are... you're a wild dreamer. >> correct. >> hinojosa: you really are. i mean, i love the story... >> they call it a visionary, but... >> hinojosa: before we go, we just have to tell the story quickly of how, when you were a young man and you finally get into an airplane, and you had your first flight, and you suddenly say, "hmm, i want to become a pilot," and you become a pilot, and you fly 727s for braniff airlines. >> that's right. 1980-1981. >> hinojosa: so for you, this whole notion of hearing over and over again, "you can't do it; you're a young black man from a poor neighborhood in pittsburgh-- don't even dream. >> exactly. life is about

i speak it every business school around, and i've been doing it for a number of years, and i am particularly proud that i got a harvard business school, and every february i speak to the entire first year class, and i talk about insider trading, but then i talk more broadly about ethics, integrity, and how they should think about conducting themselves to avoid problems. i say, look, i'm here. it's not just a scared straight program for white-collar people, although it's a little bit of that. and i'm not just directing the words to the ears of the two or three of you at harvard business school who, statistically speaking, are likely to commit securities fraud. although i know who you are. it's more, to direct my words to the ears of the vast majority of people, perhaps even everyone, who have integrity, who are honest, who want to do the right thing, who wants to make money, or change the world in some way in a correct way, an upstanding way, and the problem is, getting to my basic point that i like to make in front of groups like this, is the dead people in your -- bad people in your organizations, other people tend t

i think if people understood...we have a naval officer, a harvard business school, london school priebus also said the top priorities of the new administration in first hundred days will be foreign policy, immigration, obamacare, and tax reform. meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... we're going to coast through most weather is concerned. a mostly sunny sky continues today with highs around 60. some cloudiness in minnesota should sneak our way tonight through early tuesday, but should clear out with highs close to 60 again tomorrow. in fact, wednesday looks like it'll be a similar story with sunshine and highs around 60. milder breezes arrive on thursday with highs in the upper 60s, but a potent storm system to our north will cause our temperatures to looks quite blustery with highs close to 40, and we'll stay near 40 on sunday. remember, though - that's actually pretty close to normal!today: mostly sunny. wind: nw 5-15. high: 60 alo: 60 dbq: 59 iow: 61 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 38 alo: 36 dbq: 37 iow: 39 new zealand is sending in military

the steve ban none that i know and i spend a lot of time with him and here's a guy who is a harvard business school, london school economic, ten year advising admirals. >> i find him to be a very, very decent, very smart man and a loyal patriotic american and sometimes in politics you get labelled a certain way or another way, but i think people will find in him a real asset to the country. >> despite democrat's efforts to bash ban none, president obama in his first press conference since the election is refusing to attack trump for the hiring position. >> it would not appropriate for me to comment on every is making t. people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president the 45th president of the united states and it will be up to him to set up a team that he thinks will serve him well and reflect his policies. >> president obama even went so far as to vouch for trump's own foreign policy positions, saying while trump campaigned hard against nato, the relationship with the organization would continue. the intense jockeying has rudy guiliani as a top contender as secretary of state. >> rudy

of his talked to many classmates at harvard business school, where he went for two years.iversally, people did not hear the type of rhetoric that is often associated with him now. there was no anti-somatic lane which, racist language. the conclusion many of his classmates draw is he found the market place where there is a segment of our society that is interested in that type of rhetoric. that,art provides some of and bannon has used his skills at harvard business school to foret toward some of that breitbart. but bannon himself, a lot of these people believe, does not believe those things that are promoted on the website he has been running. concernlly, there was on capitol hill when bannon was named. people seem more comfortable with reince priebus. are they getting more comfortable with the notion of being on team bannon? kelly: they can find comfort in saying a president-elect should be able to choose those around him. democrats very strongly against bannon, citing all of the things you were just talking about that came out through breitbart as , whoof the bannon econo

what i would say is, if you get to know the per -- the person and we have a naval officer, harvard business schoollondon school of economics, this is a very, very smart person. >> washington is get reading -- getting ready to greet america's new president. this will be the grandstand opposite the white house on inauguration day. donald trump still has big choices to make, does he go to outsiders who don't know how washington works, or the insiders that he said he would have nothing to do with? on that basis, we will get a pretty good idea of what sort of president donald trump will be. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. katty: for more on the transition i'm joined by the former republican governor of minnesota. he made his own run for the white house back in 2012. thanks very much for coming in. cards on the table, back in october you said you could not support him. you said he was unsound, uninformed, unhinged, and unfit. >> that's right. after the access hollywood takes came out, that was the straw that broke the camels back for me. now that he is our president elect, the per reality of voters has

. >>> new at 10:00 tonight women graduates of harvard business school alum and trump cabinet pick steve bannon. bannon has been tapped as chief strategist and senior counsellor. now more than 600 women all alumni and current students have signed an anti-bannon letter. they call him the creator of the alt right movement saying he's promoting sexism and racism and also calling on harvard business school to condemn bannon. >>> there are reports tonight former senator scott brown could be tapped by donald trump's secretary for post" it would be a great honor to serve if he's asked. tomorrow, president-elect donald trump will sit down with mitt romney the former massachusetts governor reportedly on trump's short list for secretary of state. however, both men were very critical of etch other during the campaign. romney called trump a con man and a fraud. trump called romney a lose are. >>> the election may be over but the war of words between elizabeth warren and trump continues. senator warren waste nod election climate. and she didn't just talk about the president-elect she also addressed h

i have spent a lot of time with him and here is a guy who is a harvard business school, ten year naval officer. he was a force for good on the campaign at every level that i saw all of the time. look, this is all about achieving president-elect trump's agenda. i can assure you, and i know president-elect trump wants everyone to understand this. he wants to make your proud of our country. he wants to serve you. >> i work with steve under a fire for four or five months during the election. i find him to be a very decent and very good, extremely smart man. some times you get labeled a certain way or another way. i think people are going to find in him a real asset to the country. >> so you think the criticism is unfair? >> oh, yeah, way over the top. this is a very sensible, very smart man. >> it would not be appropriate for me to comment on every appointment that the president-elect starts making. if i want to be consistent with the notion that we are going to try to facilitate a smooth transition. i did say to him, as i have said publicly, that because of the nature of the campaigns and

the steve ban none that i know and i spend a lot of time with him and here's a guy who is a harvard business school, london school economic, ten year advising admirals. f decent, very good, extremely smart man and a loyal patriotic american and sometimes in politics you get labelled a certain way or another way, but i think people will find in him a real asset to the country. >> despite democrat's efforts to bash ban none, president obama in his first press conference since the election is refusing to attack trump for the hiring me to comment on every appointment the president-elect is making t. people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president the 45th president of the united states and it will be up to him to set up a team that he thinks will serve him well and reflect his policies. >> president obama even went so far as to vouch for trump's own foreign policy positions, saying while trump campaigned hard against nato, the relationship continue. the olittle branch comes as intense jockeying has rudy guiliani as a top contender as secretary of state. >> rudy guiliani and john bolton are

harvard business school examines the capone outfit as a case study. the community college in illinois, holds a course entitled simply eye al capone company and when it was finch given was so popular it was oversubdescribedded and two more sessions had to be scheduled. restaurants claim he ate there. cocktails and sandwiches are name for him home. tells claim he slept there, and there's even the laughable contention that he often sneaked off anonymously to play golf on scottish courses. one reporter said it best. if al capone frequented even a tenth of the places he is said to have, the notorious mobster hardly would have had time to build his chicago crime empire, let alone run the thing. from musical groups to young adult novels just his name in the title can command far more interest than most of them merit. cats and dogs on internet postings, especially the countless pit bulls who bear his name, are sure to be quickly adopted. his name alone can secure a good table as a young woman in san francisco, who bears the capone surname issue finds, every t

. >> yeah, i mean, i talked to many of his classmates at harvard business school, where he was for twomost universally, people did not hear the type of rhetoric that's often associated with him now. it wasn't anti-semitic language, racist language, anything like that during his time there. the conclusion that many of his classmates draw is that he's found a market place where there is a segment of our society that is interested in that type of rhetoric. breitbart provides some of that. and bannon has kind of used his skills at harvard business school to market towards some of that, through breitbart. but bannon himself, a lot of those people believe, don't believe those kind of things, that are sometimes promoted on the website, that he has been running. >> kelly, there was some concern on capitol hill at the time bannon was named, people say much more comfortable on the leadership, at least, with reince priebus. are they adapting themselves? he's made some courtesy at least phone calls up to the hill. are they gets more comfortable with the notion of being on team bannon? >> well, the

harvard business school professor explores the motivation of white collar criminals and this weekend, washington post columnist sebastian maltby talks about the career of former federal >> but what i call it is it is basic is new york that is focused to create that aggregate data which had not existed . so that creation of data is the best quality data but not modeling are taking that for granted with those logical connections >> afterwards, airs on book tv saturday and sunday at 9 p.m. eastern, you can watch all previous afterward programs on our website, book tv.org. am and book tv is live at th >>host: we are live that the miami book fair for the 33rd year the festival has then held at miami dade college north of downtown miami we're now joined on the set whisky author of the book they cannot control assault . -- us all that is a long title. >> it comes from a video after the fatal shooting of martin one of the first fatal shootings after the grand jury decision not to charge the officers in ferguson . so we stuck with that because we capture the feeling of those who hadan taken th

he went to harvard business school. he had a turn on wall street, work frgd goldman sachs. he was an investment banker with his own boutique investment bank in hollywood and was an investor in film productions. he was the director and writer of a lot of conservative movies and has really emerged as one of .he cannyists strategists he's gotten caught up in this controversy about whether that populism serves more strident brand of zeno phobia, even white supremacy because he embraced the term outright. he said before trump's campaign, that he saw breitbart news, which he was running as chairman for the africa lt right. there's no question that people who have been drawn to that cause and movement have come from some of these backgrounds where there are touting white supremacy and the need for an either no nationalism. that's something that bannon himself has said that he disavowed but we did a deep dive looking at some of his statements. he's often shown a tendency to dismiss influence of these people and say they're going to wash out over time, that's one of the phrases he u

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also coming up, harvard business school professor eugene soltis explores the motivation of white collar criminals. .. the movement was established in 1938 by an officer from the german secret service. and the goal was to prevent the drifting of germany and europe to the second world war. when the war began the goal was to stop the war as soon as possible by eliminating the nazi regime and take the government and make peace. at least where they believed. so this was a story with the conspirator. some of them very bold and creative this is a story of a very tragic failure. what i'm doing in the book is telling the story. the story is very interesting. and then besides telling the story i try to do teams or points. the motives what drives people in the peak of their career highly successful people to risk their lives in such a way as to conspire against the nazi regime. did they do it only because germany was about to use -- lose the war or did they do it out of humanitarian reasons. there is a very big debate about that. as importantly how a secret conspiracy works. that's a major theme i

if people understood that we have a naval officer, harvard business school, london school of economics inspect is a very, very smart person serving as a senior counsel to the president. >> neither bannon nor priebus has policy experience. to immediately deport up to 3 million undocumented immigrants with criminal records and says part of the wall along the mexican board may be simple fencing. >>> as anti-trump protests continued overnight. trump did have a direct message for those perpetrators. >> i am so saddened to hear that. and i say stop it. if it -- if it helps. i will say this and i'll say it right >> trump urged americans not be afraid. he said the issue of same-sex maurnlgs were settled by the supreme court. he'll not take a salary as president. >>> the smoke coming from wildfires near the south carolina-georgia border are so thick, some people are being zealand one day after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake killed at least two people. some roads are cut off. the quake triggered a landslide that left cows stranded on top of the hill. >>> in business news, american aparnl has filed f

a distinguishethe distinguishedm the harvard business school, professor of international relations atrican university in washington, d.c.. but before we begin our discussion, this will be very tough. let's take a look at this. >> donald trump has won the presidency. it seemed as unlikely or impossible. speaking in new york he expressed gratitude towards hillary clinton and called for unity. >> she has worked very long and very hard and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to the country. the battle shattered the convention of politics. this has any campaign where the unexpected kept popping up, the boundaries were broken regularly and it is revealed the deep dividthat deepdivide that runs h american society. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. have to get together. to all the republicans and democrats and independents across the nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. [cheering] unsurprisingly, this presidential election has been bashing, but the rhetoric on china has usually only been a ploy to win the white hous

. >>> hundreds of harvard business school women have disavowed steve bannon and have signed a letter saying he should never have been appointed as president-elect donald trump's chief strategist. is a former executive of breitbart news which many see as a site that pushes racist and sexist ideology. trumps team hasn't commented. won't perrorm at donald's ramps inauguration. he told tmz that the band was uninvited and no word on why and saying i don't know who's playing the party but god bless him.>>> outrage growing this >>> whatever leftover snow is on the driveway or sidewalk will be gone after today. temperatures into the mid-60s in and in time for thanksgiving. katie is looking into that one in just a few minutes.>>> you may want to check your refrigerator. sombra is recalling spreads because of listeria contamination. the fda said the products were 2017 and if you have it you can return it for a refund. >>> a massachusetts funeral director has pleaded guilty to fraud and improperly disposing bodies. he will spend a year and a half behind bars and investigators found improperly s

harvard business school professor explores the motivation of white collar criminals and this weekend, washington post columnist sebastian maltby talks about the career of former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan. >> what i call the new york school. there was a school based in new york around the national bureau of economic research which was focused on just counting the economy, creating the aggregate data which we see in the statistics which hadn't existed in the 30's and how you generated the best quality data and having got his start not modeling, not for taking data for granted and in the building of complex mathematical connections between the data points. >> afterwards, airs on book tv saturday and sunday at 9 p.m. eastern, you can watch all previous afterward programs on our website, book tv.org. >> and book tv is live at the miami book fair. this is the 33rd year that the festival has been held. and held on the campus of miami-dade college in north downtown miami. we are now joined on our book tv set by wesley lowery, the author of this book "they can't kill us all", fer

he went to harvard business school. isn't some knuckle dragging rube from the back country. he is the chief executive of breitbart news and it publishes inflammatory, racially charged articles. it propagates a lot of racist themes. that is far outside the bounds of anything we have seen an american politics before. that speaks to the fact that outsiderump is so far the bounds of anything we've ever seen before. it's hard to imagine a guy like donald trump getting elected. it's really not that surprising that he would surround himself with people like steve annan. appointed onbeen alongside reince priebus. he has talked about his desire to exact retribution on paul ryan and the republican establishment. you think if you are paul ryan or mitch mcconnell about steve bannon and his agenda? josh: i would imagine you are nervous. when you look at the balance of power in the campaign, steve bannon it was more of an architect when it came to steering trump toward an agenda. i think they work well together. steve bannon has said they have. let's be blunt. ryan's previous took a subor

a naval officer, a harvard business school, london school of economics. this is a very, very smart person who is serving as a senior counsel to the president. i mean -- i think you're going but i find him not to be -- the way that he's been accused. i find him to be the opposite. i think people need to give people time and an opportunity and not make judgments. oh people say.ople based on what >> finally, "the wall street journal" is reporting that mr. trump and the staffeemed surprised by the scope of the job when they visited the white house and that president obama plans to spend more tim with him than presidents typically do because he think more guidance. did you see that? and does mr. trump want that additional counsel from president obama? >> um, first of all, they had a great meeting. i think that they were impressed with each other. i know that president-elect trump was very impressed and very pleased with their meeting pip didn't see that. i wasn't there, to tell you the truth. i haven't heard those things. what i see is a president-elect that h

david: i built the harvard business school, the first national business school for the country.rlie: so you are doing stuff all over the world. you are from africa, lived in the middle east, lived in europe. all those places shape do you? -- shaped you? david: i think so. i think you are a product of where you have been and where you have been steeped in area -- in. charlie: why architecture? david: i wanted to become a chemist reedited throws everything off. my brother is a fantastic genetic -- a chemist. it throws everything off. my brother is a fantastic and noticed. he is -- fantastic geneticist. he is a biologist. i thought, i want to do chemistry and be great at it. charlie: what do your dad and mom do? my mom is a diplomat, but met my father and became a professional housewife. science was exciting. the family was diplomatic, business, lawyers, accountants, things like that. charlie: so you are the architect in the family? david: claim am the first creator we know of. charlie: and you also said you are searching for a way to produce. very: yeah, i was fascinated by art. w

less than 1% of america's black population, they made up of a quarter of harvard business school's blackure and how they are raised. >> you know the secret of success. >> the first is a sense of exceptionality. the second element which is a dash of insecurity. i am not quite good enough yet. i shouldn't sit back. >> it's contradictory. >> steve jobs had a superior complex but all his friends also described him as deeply insecure. i think that's what creates this chip on the shoulder, this goading feeling like i need to show everybody and prove myself. the third element is impulse control. >> can your child sit still and concentrate on things that won't bring rewards for years? >> chinese immigrant parents force their preschool children to do one hour a day on a focused activity, reading, drawing, something with no distractions. one hour a day compared to six minutes a day for americans on average. >> but does this obedient sitting and drilling kill the creativity that leads to innovation, the american tech entrepreneurs, many are college dropouts, not studious kids raised by tiger moms.

. >>> hundreds of harvard business school women have disavowed steve bannon and the list grows. they signed a letter saying he should never have been appointed as president-elect donald trump's chief strategist. he's the chief of breitbart news which many think bush is a racist and sexist ideology. trumps team has no comment. >>> outrage going over this overcooked hamburger being served to kids at pennsylvania school. the district is talking about this picture now. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. funeral director pleads guilty to fraud and improperly disposing of bodies. he will spend a year and a half behind bars and investigators said they found improperly stored in decomposing bodies. his lawyer says he

he went to harvard business school. he was a goldman sachs banker.e is not a rube from the backcountry. on the other hand, he is a chief executive of breitbart news that publishes articles that are intentionally flemish tory, propagate a lot racist and anti-somatic themes and that is far outside the bounds of anything we have seen in mainstream american politics before. the to what that does is trump as a president is so far outside the bounds that we have seen before. the fact that he is in there now, it is not that surprising that he would surround himself with people like steve bannon. he has been appointed along with reince priebus. bannon has talked about his desire to undermine paul ryan and the republican establishment as much as anything else. if you were on capitol hill, you are happy about right revis, what are you thinking if you are paul ryan about steve bannon josh: i imagine you are nervous. if you look at the balance of power, bannon was more of an architect and pre--- priebus was. i think that they work well together. wright's previou

if people understood that we have a naval officer, harvard business school, london school of economics. this is a very very smart person serving as a senior counsel to the president. >> neither bannon nor priebus has policy experience. trump is clarifying campaign promises. trump told "60 minutes" he plans to immediately deport up to 3 part of the wall along the mexican border may be simple fencing. as anti-trump protesters gathered for the fifth night. there is an uptick in hate against minorities. trump did have a direct message for those perpetrators. >> i am so saddened to hear that. and i say stop it. if it -- if it helps. i will say this and i'll say it right to the camera, stop it. >> trump tried to reassure all americans, urging them not the be afraid. he said the issue of same-sex marriage was settled by the supreme court. he'll not take a salary as president. >>> the smoke coming from wildfires burning near the north carolina-georgia border is so thick, some people are being warned to wear masks outdoors. arson is suspected in many of the fires. >>> aftershocks are shaking ne