kevin johnson during his career in the professional ring spent 59 fights, scored 36 victories, of which earlier, putin granted russian citizenship to the brazilian football club players. zenith to malcolm and claudinho, as well as to the french journalist andrian boke, who worked in the donbass and asked for asylum in russia it is vesti nedeli next in the program. a brutal terrorist act in st. petersburg , an explosion of a cafe, is wounded and at least one dead nightmare of mankind comes true. what threatens us all with the rise of the machines and why even the fathers of artificial intelligence are asking to slow down. the most important word for europe after the first world war is fear, great fear. it was the despair of the leaders, who could no longer manage by the old methods. this is the idea of ​​fedorovism of the twenties and thirties. it is not accidental, they themselves would most likely not put were able to come, there had to be a mistake. or at least, who are these mistakes, no one understood the politicians together. well, everything will go differently. that's what they t

howard schultz and kevin johnson approached me. >> i was a tea drinker at the time so that was interesting. seattle was not in my plans. but i fell in love with the brand and the company. >> starbucks has become so successful because the coffee is better than other people's coffee? >> what is the reason? >> it is deathly quality coffee, it is customized for all drinking pallets. i think it is also their coffee practices along with the breeze does in the store. >> what is the most popular thing people ask for? >> a black coffee. still very popular at starbucks. cold beverages are trending. >> you are there and you are doing that for four years. all of the sudden -- not >> i would take about it for a minute. i was enjoying starbucks. i didn't really think of myself coming back into that level of retail. people who were adverse to being -- adverse to being vaccinated. i followed the signs on things. my background is in chemistry. >> starbucks, you have the perfect name for that brewer. everything was what is brewing and all of these. i think the board was a little surprised. we made it work.

i was attending a board meeting, and howard schultz and kevin johnson approached me to become the chiefperating officer. david: but you said you don't really drink coffee, or you didn't say that? rosalind: you know, i was a tea drinker at the time, so that was interesting. and seattle wasn't in my plans. but i fell in love with the brand and the company. i saw a great opportunity to help the company operate a little stronger. david: so, you moved from bentonville to seattle. and you became the chief operating officer of starbucks. and starbucks has become so successful because its coffee is better than other people's coffee? or what is the reason you think it's so successful? rosalind: i think it's two things. i think it is definitely quality coffee. it's customized for all drinking palates. i also think that it's their coffee practices, along with the baristas in the store. i think the baristas are top notch and really interact great with the customers. david: what's the most popular thing that people ask for when they go to starbucks? rosalind: oh, gosh. you know, just a simple pike,

kevin johnson. let me start with you. i saw some notes you sent into us about your take on the response you were talking about how times have changed sadly, because we have these conversations so too often, but often in the past, it would have been wait for swat to arrive. you saw in this swift response new tactics that you believe helped save lives. yes, i do. i believe officers are departments are well trained and they're practicing and training our officers how to respond, and that's the road officers we saw in the pictures that we saw reported on cnn. we saw road officers out there pulling up to the scene and we saw them getting out of their cars with breaching tools so they could immediately go into the bank. and we talked about the three minute response. i think if we go back many years ago, that would have not happened and it would be more tragic than it is . and so those officers did a great job. and as we know that officers always recent after the fact and they're being reactive , and so we have to get 10 you to

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great show kevin o'leary. johnson showcase. tony, we'll see you again tomorrow. everybody volume company picks it appears to take it away. good morning, maria. and >> good morning, i have a smile. i've owned microsoft for decades and this morning the stock is having it this date in decades. forgive me if i cried in my own. revenue up and future will be driven by ai. magic words, look at that stock. premarket microsoft is up eight and a quarter%, $22 a share. it's not effective by britain's decision to block acquisition of activism blizzard. other big tech stocks, a boost from microsoft, medical records big tech stocks are up. what significantly this morning. across the board tuesday modest buying on the target market today. look at that nasdaq go up with microsoft and apple but, nasdaq is up 1.1%. bit coin is up. well above 28000, 29000 -- is that right? 29000, close to 30 grand. a theory him getting closer back again to $2000. interest rates on the downside, a mixed picture holding lower levels after yesterday. the ten year yield is 340 and two year yield way be

you are a number of where you talk about at least kevin johnson is here today with his private equityajority-owned by african-american and women. the performance of these businesses typically for diverse managers is actually higher. so that's the first thing. it is a like og you have to take a subsidy. we had naic produces a study now 20 20 years showing that typically top quartile and higher. number two, these managers often are delivering capital to the businesses in the community that are led by african-american, latinx and women at higher rate percentage. number three, our philanthropic activities are disproportionally higher. source people in our community are effective their delivering it back into the communities that they came from. and across this asset management business less than 1.3% of the capital go to women and people of color. that's both, , okay? less than 1.3%. so these federal pension plans, state pension plans and city pension plans you need to take a look at in many cases the contributing members like my parents were schoolteachers, put $62 a month a month into t

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kevin for boris johnson . yeah. so the for boris johnson. yeah.ay the fourth. and boris johnson is out on the stump in red wall seats where that's his support . really. a lot of the support. really. a lot of the conservative meps in that area and all have their jobs. i think and all have theirjobs. i think it's probably safe to say that if he got elected on the back of the 2019 election, get brexit done, all that stuff, and he's out and about and the iciness keeping alive the prospect of him potentially coming back i probably because what as prime minister. oh i'd like to look it i'd like to but quite unusual. i mean usually when prime ministers depart the scene they don't want a go by are not really. yes there's no realistic ambition to go back but is he definitely does that his win. it's safe to say i think over the last month to six weeks, not just because of the privilege is pretty tough on her misleading parliament, also rishi sunak parliament, but also rishi sunak seems have kind of banished seems to have kind of banished trade about prime m

joining the conversation all morning long, kevin o'leary, bull's-eye american i think new i at this fund portfolio -- ingenuity fund manager, adam johnsons here and fox business' cheryl casone is here. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: it has been the busiest week for first quarter earnings yet. microsoft the big draw this morning. reporting a double beat after the close last night. the company's cloud services grew better than expected, more than expected, but less than last quarter. microsoft reporting a.i. will drive its revenue growth and the stock this morning on fire. up about 8% right now at 297 and change. alphabet reported a double beat after the close last night. the company announced a $70 billion share buyback, that stock is up about 1% right now. all of this setting a very positive tone for the nasdaq this morning. joining he me is constellation research ceo, ray wong with us this morning. good to see you. assess the earnings for us from tech so far. tomorrow we've got amazon, next thursday apple, the big kahuna of them all. >> yeah. so as far as the tech companies, they haven't disappointed. we saw a lot of

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kevin sorry, i got one. so when i was going through the reading a bit, that stood out to me was when the author an anecdote about president johnson that says that about a year before rolling thunder ended. so it says that at a meeting with his closest advisers on august 18th, 1967, johnson, that the united states could not win without parades, songs and bond drives. and so johns was known for being colorful behind closed doors in his meetings. i don't know, sir. it seems like he's trying just throw some shade on the ability of the united at this time to win a limited war. and so my question is like, what context do you think that image of the image of bonds drives or just parades? so do you think we've come to be able to fight limited wars better? boy, that's a greater i mean, another reason significance of this lesson is we find ourselves how do apply air power in this current environment and and and what effects can you have with air power and even more important what i think he's getting in 1967, is it his idea gradualism this air campaign of rolling thunder thunder seemed like a a nice panacea like i don't have to cross the b

kevin mccarthy and taiwan's president will be meeting at the reagan presidential library in california amid rising tensions with china. john chicago waking up with a new mayor elect this morning cnn projects that brandon johnson has been elected to replace lori lightfoot. johnson is a cook county commissioner and teachers union organizer who ran as a progressive in tuesday's runoff . johnson defeated fellow democrat paul vallas, who ran on a tough on crime. agenda cnn's omar jimenez has been following this race forest and look, this was a race that democrats around the country were watching to get a sense of the direction the party may be headed. that's right. i mean, on one side you had it was almost a battle of democratic ideologies. you had brendan johnson a little bit more progressive, paul vallas a little bit more on the moderate side. so as you mentioned democrats looking at, where are the residents of a big city going to fall here now how he actually got it done? this was a runoff election so in the previous election when they beat out the incumbent mayor lori lightfoot. there is a big opportunity here for johnson and his opponent, paul vallas, because lightfoot took almost all or i should say a lot of

shows that boris johnson really, despite what a lot of his supporters think, isn't terribly popular in the public's eye. so, yeah, it's not great when he's back in the headlines. kevine bright spells emerging and with tenpetatwtee— bright spells emerging and with temperatures rising, there could etttt— temperatures rising, there could etttt te— temperatures rising, there could etttt te ee— temperatures rising, there could still be some sharp showers aewnt— still be some sharp showers around. we've— still be some sharp showers around. we've got low around. we've still got low pressure-the- around. we've still got low. pressure _the-but pressure close to the uk, but the— pressure close to the uk, but thte tne— pressure close to the uk, but this time we've— pressure close to the uk, but this time we've got this warmer air this time we've got this warmer at new— this time we've got this warmer air flow coming— this time we've got this warmer air flow coming up from the attantte— air flow coming up from the atlantic that's— air flow coming up from the atlantic that's bringing higher tenpetatwtee— temperatures, but also higher hwnttttw— temperatures, but also higher humid