i got 50 mbas working for me. none of them can golf. take this opportunity, build your personal brand, globally for a couple years. every business school in america and europe will take youack and you will have done something that none of us ever have done. please, i beg you, pursue the dream. don't go be another mba. are you kidding? >> well, mr. o'leary, you know, i'm an avid watcher of your show and if i'd like to make you a counteroffer, if possible, i'd love to get my mba and sit down with you and see if there's a potential opportunity with one of your firms. >> any time for dinner. any time. >> i'd love to. >> but i beg you. that light is shining on you right now and you're wasting a hell of an opportunity. shame on you. shame on you. >> well, thank you very much. it's -- i feel like i've passed a rite of passage to be lambasted on national tv by the main member of "shark tank." so thank you very much. >> we've given you a good memory for today, stewart and you've certainly given us and weekend hackers and golfers of all skill eve

i graduated from mba program in 2010. i found azing to me not only could i not find work right away that because the federal government had taken over the student loan program i was not able to consolidate those loans and refinance them at a lower rate. when i had got my undergraduate degree i was able to get my vote .own to about 3.5% when you compare that in contrast to the mortgage rate of the time, it's a pretty good deal. 8.5% or you could buy a mortgage for 3.5%. federal government is making a ton of money on the banks of these college grads. experiencer as your do you feel it from your investment you made in your education was it worth taking at the debt you did? caller: in hindsight it probably was not. it was a wonderful experience and i enjoyed my time there it ultimately i'm still in the same field i've been in before. good to be a couple of years to reenter my oldfield. i left it completely to pursue my mba full-time. would are not working and differing on , that can cause payments to jump dramatically host: t

i was getting my mba at indiana.ch knight was there, and i was there for one year and did not finish my mba. and i was fortunate to go back to my alma mater at the age of 28 and coach at west point. we took over a program that had seven wins and 44 losses in two years. i got the best start that you could get going there. david: you coach there, then duke was looking for a coach, and they interviewed you. your coaching record the year before you were hired was i think 9-16. mike: 9-17. david: 9-17. so it was not that auspicious. so why did they hire you? mike: well, first of all, they wanted to make a great decision. you know from your business, a lot of times if you look at one line item, it does not tell the full story. so, we took over a program that was 7-44, and after five years, we were 73-59. david: the athletic director at duke then was tom butters, and he took a chance on somebody he didn't really know. your record was explainable but not great. did he know how to pronounce your name? mike: he did. i hit it o

[speaking foreign language] amos: the logistics are so remarkable that mba students from harvard business school are using it as a case study of time management. madhu pandit das: i think there is a--not i think. we definitely feel t that ther's a a divine touch in the food that comes out of f these kitchens. there's a divine touch. there's a speciaial taste to i . this is called raita. amos: raita? so yogurt and some vegetables? madhu: yogurt and some vegetables. amos: madhu pandit das is the hare krishna missionary anand engineer w who designed the gravity force kitchen. madhu: you knonow, some of these processes are so laborious, we could have actually done away with it, but still we do it. for instance, coconut grating. toto grate cococonut to put t in sambar for 1 100,000 childreren is no joke.. we could easily avoid coconut. it doeoesn't make much differen. but it makes a diffefence in the tastste, because samambar means it has to have c coconut. amos: if the dish h is calleled sambar-- madhu: yeah, it has to havee coconunut. amos: there are 4,500 schools eagerly waiting for their m

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. >> mirren telling time, quote, he's the every mba but somehow with more of everything.ance, looks. >>> still ahead -- a voice exclusive. inside the coach workouts. is blake training gwen? >> he's like -- >> having a heart attack. >>> plus, chris pratt, plate full of food and one ridiculous blindfold. can he pass "e.t." snack test? >> that could not have gone worse. april showers ♪ it was shaping up to be a most miserable day. ♪ but then, destiny struck. did may imagine april showers bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. marshalls. your surprise is waiting. >>> first off, what do you want to say to the group. >> first of all, i need to try not to -- my heart is racing last night. >> lot of tension last night on "the vice" as the teams were finalized. but things were a lot more loose and fun before the final decisions were made, as adam debuted his new 'do to etonline.com's sophie schillaci. >> the blonde hair is back. what

armed with a law degree, and an mba, adi soffer-teeni has led a number of young companies and helpedon israel's technology culture. now, she runs facebook's israel operations. adi: today we have something like 5300 startups in israel. by the way, there is no one country in a world that has that amount of start up success except for the u.s. ok? 1400 startups in 2015. 1400 new startups. ♪ ashlee: women must serve alongside men in the military here. adi once hoped to fly jets, but because of the gender restrictions at the time, she ended up evaluating who could become a pilot. she sees the time in the air force as crucial to her career. what is the uniqueness of the female experience in israel because of the military service? it must have some long-term effects? adi: yeah, i absolutely think it does. women in israel probably start their career life with more confidence, with a feeling that they also can, but what we have done in israel in terms of women taking part, no, we are not -- i think that in israel we are probably because of the military, because of start-up nation, because of

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the 4th worst record in the mba. the 5th straight year the sixers will not be playing in the playoffs. >>> ben simmons took on a young knicks fan last night. the mets beat the phillies by 4:00 p.m. to complete a three game sweep. the phillies lost today. aaron knoll will -- nolla wille to the mound last night. >>> players received their championship rings last night 214 diamonds, genuine red rubies and sapphires. they bowlize the 108 years the franchise went without a title for last year rasp win. the phillies 2008 world championship ring contained 103 diamonds. shining to say the least. >> 5:17 thursday morning, it's a create video showing animals fighting in the wild. we'll show you the unlikely matchup. >> plus, this weekend you may find yourself with a sweet tooth. find out how much easter candy you can eat for only 100 calories. >> video from florida shows a clash of nature. a woman was at a state park when she came across an alligator and a horse in mid standoff. the horse charges the gator, you saw what happen

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transform your career with strayer university's mba program today.et's get it, america. >> now abc7 news at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org ] on your side. now at noon, tensions are simmer aring between the u.s. and north korea. overnight, the u.s. put parts of a controversial missile defense in southto place korea. all of this as top administration officials prepare to brief the senate on the situation. sam sweeney is live at the nowutive office building with more. sam? sam: lindsey, this is a very rare meeting. of the members thate will be here eisenhower executive office building later on. you can certainly tell there is about tovel meeting happen here. an unusual amount of security, the secret and service surrounding the white house complex. in just about two hours all 100 board a bus at the u.s. capital and make sure way here to the eisenhower executive office building. now the administration has four officials that will be riefing the s

i am now on the faculty as a part-time instructor, in addition to be on industry and working on my mba, so i kind of hit all three of those at the same time. host: can you address some of the arguments you hear against allowing guns on campus? earlier, andy pelosi noted things like the fact that college campuses tend to be relatively safe environments and also a fear of increased suicide rates among students. what do you say to those arguments? guest: those are both great points. on the first point where campuses are safer, andy is correct. campuses are safer than the environments that surround them. but as students, faculty, and staff, we are not always on campus. when you tell a student that lives across the street from ohio state university, and the dark areas where we do not have campus police, that i have to leave my concealed handgun at home, you disarm me from the time i leave my home until the time i get back. many times students are walking back to their homes late night after studying here it as an engineering student myself, i late everyf that, up night. and we have seen thi

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america.y y16fy >>> $10. what's my name? starts with an o. how many o names are there? >> i'm just shocked there's somebody out there, even though it's a kid, that doesn't know oprah's name. >> doesn't somebody have a sign behind oprah or something? there's a lot more than ten bucks on the line on "dancing with the stars," and rashad jennings is a front-runner to win it all, which is a lot of pressure, but he's keeping it fun, as we found out. >> oh, wait -- >> who can dress the most funky, you know, we have a competition within ourselves every day. >> it's called the reckless vest for life competition. >> rashad's clearly winning that competition, but the free agent running back says the fancy footwork you see in the ballroom doesn't come as easy. >> i never ballroom danced before. every single tuesday is like banging my head on the wall. i don't know what i'm doing. every once in awhile, i'll look at the tape, i look at the video and be like, hey, that's nice. that's me. >> that was incredib

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maybe, it's time to be your own. with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >>> it was a defining moment of president trump's first 100 days in office. the promise to repeal and replace obamacare falling flat. but now some of mr. trump's strongest supporters are excited about the defeat of one of his cornerstone campaign promises, proving that the politics of red and blue aren't always so black and white. here again is abc's david wright. >> we're going to i repeal and replace that horror show called obamacare. >> reporter: driving down the daniel boone parkway, the campaign still resonates. >> it is a mess ever seen. >> reporter: deep in the heart of appalachia, you'll find some of trump's strongest core supporters. >> this is eastern kentucky. what's interesting about this place is that 80% of the people here voted for donald trump. but also this is an area that's boomed under obamacare. back in february, "nightline" met mike taylor, a coal truck driver until 2015 when he was diagnosed with black lung disease. as he told gloria rivier

mba. a lawyer. >> no, no i'm not mba. a loser like me. >> no, i'm an economist. not a business administration person. neil: boy you take great offense. >> i do have a law degree from yale. neil: does that count? no. >> yes. neil: it is good to have you, my friend. you have been saying -- >> good to be here. neil: always a charlie gasparino man. but he is not here now. >> i know. neil: you can't, you can't give the rich a tax cut. you say it is just not a wise thing to do. why? >> because they're already rich. why should we put burden of adding the deficit on our children and grandchildren when the rich are already rich? if they're rich, they can afford to pay more taxes. neil: how much more? >> well, how much do you feel like you should pay? i think, look, when i grew up the tax -- tax rate on very rich people was above 90%. i don't think it should be that high now but i don't see why we would want to cut taxes on rich people. they have plenty of money. we have capital surplus, not a capital shortage. why would we even co

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when they finish our courses, they earn a certificate from baylor's mba program it's called ceo of yourive employment readiness training and life change zprils character doavment how to shake hand and tie a tie for employment when you get out to how to forgive yourself and how to forgive others. to shame reduction. and parenting from behind bars. it's very holistic. john: i have never learned how to forgive people. >> we combine it with application and bring in business executives. we have 3,000 of them nationally. we bring them into prison. we have business coaching nights and we have our own pitch competition where the incarcerated men and women pitch their ideas and receive feedback. and we give them ious for after they get out. and they can receive up to $15,000 for their startup businesses. john: they have to go to kickstart tore try to get the rest of the money. >> they can earn more than $15,000 in grant funding. for businesses we hook them up with angel investors who can help them raise additional capital if their businesses warrant it. we incue bad it and funded 150 of their co

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >>> even if you don't know nascar you still know this guy -- dale earnhardt jr., though, is retiring. he just made the surprise november. dale junior has been a part of more than 600 races throughout his entire career. he has 26 career cup victories. he also won the daytona 500 twice. more recently he dealt with several concussion issues. >>> well if you're a wizards fan you know tomorrow is big. the team lost all of its momentum against the atlanta hawks. otherwise, they'll have to go on the road with the whole season on the line. tomorrow's game is at 6:00 p.m. with the series tied 2-2. >>> follow-up on a story we brought you yesterday about a pet bird reunion. one that is magical. i read that wrong. it belongs to a magician. this is edgar, known as dr. magic. he has a pet accidentally he left that bird on a branch after playing soccer. a police officer saw the bird and was able to whistle it down. >> i walked up to the tree starting talking to the bird and to

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. yeah.e love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. sam: we are following some we just laid a delta airlines flight out of beijing, china, has to cleared an emergency on its way to detroit. i want to show you on the map. delta 188 is circling the beijing airport at about 1200 feet, presumably burning off fuel before it can land because it is too heavy right now. unknown at this hour what the emergency on board is. we are reaching out to delta to find out. as soon as we are new information, we will pass it along. that is the latest from the live desk. of aa: unbelievable video tree falling on a busy interstate in washington. it is caught on camera. look at this. amazingly, the massive tree missed most of the cars, but was , direct hit on top of a prius injuring the woman inside. she is expected to be ok, though. rotting wood is said to have been the cause of the fall. let's get a check on your friday morning

we were getting our mba's. it was crisis management.coming in and didn't have enough inventory to fulfill those orders. way to think about communication strategy. we would just profusely apologize but also explained to people what was going on. we just launched and didn't expect to have this much demand. when you tell people the details they can have patience and understand and sympathize. building relationship with customers is like the way human beings both customers with other human beings. our first door was my apartment. we made up the glasses on the dining room table. that was our first foray into learning about the brick-and-mortar world. we get a pop-up. bought an old yellow school bus and turned it into a mobile store. we went over 15 cities across the country. the city would be roughly three locations. they would tell you which intersection was best for us. suddenly we had a roadmap for would open a store. we now have 46 stores. it is really been an important part of warby parker's growth. we found it warby parker to create a

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >>> and developing right now, mu one of them has died. right now on "news4 today," we'll see what detectives are uncovering about a homicide investigation from overnight in montgomery county. >>> inmate on the run. how a prisoner busted out in howard county and what police want you to see to help put him back behind bars. >>> in the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our country's history. >> a bold claim as president trump passes 100 days in office. we welcome you in to "news4 today." i'm david culver. >> and i'm angie cough. >> tom kierein is standing by in the storm team 4 weather center. is it going to be the hottest day of the year? >>> yes, so far. when you step outside, you will notice the thick it feels more like mid-july here than the end of april. starting off this morning, we've had a few sprinkles. and we can see on the live view from thes reston camera overlooking the dulles tollway. to the far right, that

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. get it, america. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> take a look at your screen right now. police are hoping you can help them find this missing teenager. tiari moore is from night in germantown. 14 years old. 5'8". if you think you've seen her call takoma park police. >>> closing out our week long look to find missing youth, we're talking to mayor muriel bowser. >> some d.c. area charities are receiving a big portion of the grant money to find teens. >> i think we're adding an additional $600,000 in grant funds to trusted nonprofit groups working in this space and have been very effective and then we'll add additional resources to the police department. >> this year metropolitan police logged more than 700 missing juvenile cases. police say those are typically youth who leave home and often come back. right now mayor bowser says police are still searching for at least five children. no foul play is suspected. >>> and while the recent focus has been mostly o this is a region wide

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. continue to follow breaking news of the authorities in all-out search for david watson. he escaped a maryland prison facility this morning. that is his picture on the bottom right side of the screen. he was being transferred for psychiatric evaluation to face additional charges in maryland when he got away. watson was last seen in route one in jessup but not since this morning. police wa this afternoon, a woman injured in the truck attack in stockholm has died. so now five people are dead as a result of the terror attack. 39-year-old uzbek man identified as the driver did plead guilty. nancy: pope francis is in egypt. he is meeting with egypt's president and other leaders. he is the second pope to visit egypt. john paul ii was there in 2000. jonathan: this is good news. george h.w. bush out of the hospital after pneumonia and he is back home. the 92-year-old former president had a cough that would not go away. bush had been in the hospital since the 14th of the month. pneumonia forced

. >> flynn is a retired three-star lieutenant general who holds three college degrees, including an mbawith 33 years of military experience, serving as a commander both in iraq and afghanistan, and later as a director for intelligence in the u.s. central command, and president obama nominated him to be the director of defense for the intelligence agency, the pentagon's main spy service in 2012. he was forced out of that role two years later for publicly questioning obama's narrative that al qaeda was close to defeat. he later told politico that that was obama's big lie, that the enemy was on the run and we were beating these guys. flynn felt he had more to give his country, so in 2016, he aligned himself with trump. in july of last year at the republican national convention, flynn delivered a fiery speech. >> we are tired of obama's empty speeches and his misguided rhetoric. this -- this has caused the world to have no respect for america's word, nor does it fear our might. >> reporter: he also had harsh words for hillary clinton. >> lock her up. that is right. yes, that is right. lock

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worked in sales for four years and then went to vanderbilt graduate school of management to get my mba. while at vanderbilt, i decided decided to go the normal route, it was a blooming bull market in the late '90s so i decided i would get into equities just like everyone else and i took a job at goldman sachs. that's where, what began, that's where my future career took shape. while other people were on the trading floor, passionate about equities, i would look around and watch cnbc on the different screens, and my focus was on the economist talking about the economy. that was what really had my interest. what intrigued me the most was there was this constant stream of commentary at the time in the late '90s saying if the economy grew too much, as people prosper too much and too many people were working and creating companies there was a negative downside, that it would cause inflation. i thought wait a second, i grew up in the 1970s, i know what inflation is. it's a devaluation of the dollar. it's when the treasury shrinks the value of the dollar and i thought inflation is something t

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rachel, a woman with only a grade school education acts like she has an mba and ph.d.n psychology. she is a master manipulator wheeling and dealing with lawyers, accountants and realtors, all the while reassuring ralph that everything is under control. then a year and a half later, a chance encounter changes everything. detective cruthers is at a training seminar and she happens to sit next to another detective. >> and at one of the breaks we got to talking and he mentioned that he was from canby police department. >> reporter: that detective is 28-year veteran steve floyd. computer forensics, his specialty. >> and i very flippantly sort of asked him, what are you going to do about that psychic shop right in your backyard? >> reporter: floyd is drawn to the case in part because his dad was a victim of elder abuse. >> the house was being fully remodeled, high end stuff. >> reporter: there's another person there. raines' family friend marlene olson, who grew up logging in oregon. now she works for the department of justice. >> i turned. i said, ralph raines, raines tree

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after college, i worked in sales for four years and went to vanderbilt school of management to get my mba. while at vanderbilt, i went the normal route and took a job at goldman sachs and that is where my future career took place. other people were on the trading floor passionate about equities i would look around and watch cnbc and my focus was on the economists talking about the economy. what intrigued me the most is there was a constant stream of commentary in the late '90s saying if the economy grew too much as in people prospered too much and too many working and creating companies there was a negative downside. it would cause inflation. and i thought wait a second. i grew up in the 1970s. inflation is devalsation of the dollar and when the treasury shrinks the value of the dollar. investment surges when economy is growing and the price of everything dropped. i looked throughout history. i remember the first mobile phone in the early '80s. brick sized, half an hour of battery life. if you want to call savannah to atlanta it will cost a fortune and roaming charges and i thought now ad

it's coming from the people that have a committee of mbas on the phone with management. >> i love them very much. >> listen, here -- but here's the key here. if you want the pull back, we haven't pulled back that much, but we're coming off the second worst week for the market of the year so far. but in the big, bright, boldfaced names you did get a reasonable pull back here. facebook's off 3.2% and apple's off almost 4%. google's off almost 4%. amazon 4.5%. you do have a mark down in the premium merchandise. if you were looking for high quality growth stories and you felt like the bus left without you, you have them. you have to earn them. >> it's more than that. i'm sorry, pete. you've seen major -- >> don't mess with him. >> we've seen major mark downs in certain sectors. health care, financials, industrials. the steel stocks. this is nothing new. if gyou go back to the market i 14 and 15. it's the churning underneath where you've seen the corrections. >> it's about the tangible. when you go back and you look at the january earning cycle, we started looking at that quarter, it was ph

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. >> reporter: it's interesting if you've got an mba. it's wonky for the rest 06 us. >> sandra: there you have it. i love that stuff. we'll dial into that a little bit more later in the hour. john roberts, thank you. a new provocation from russia. moscow has conducted more fly byes near alaska. doing so for the past four nights in a row. we're being told that last night russia sent a pair of nuclear capable bear bombers. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon right now. jennifer, what should we make of these russian flights near alaska a fourth straight night of them? >> reporter: welsh sandra, it seems the russians are testing the u.s. air force response time. last night, as you mentioned, pair of long range nuclear capable 95 bear bombers flew near alaska and canada, staying in both countries air defense zones for several hours. on april 19th, a pair of russian spy planes flew near the bering sea, staying in the u.s. air defense zone for a few hours before departing. wednesday night the u.s. air force

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reporter: taylor force has a west point graduate who served in afghanistan and iraq, and was pursuing his mbalt. his future was bright. >> taylor was stabbed to death while he was in israel by a palestinian. >> reporter: he was savagely knifed to death last year. his killer, a palestinian terrorist who stabbing spree wounded ten others. >> all dads, all moms are proud of their kids. taylor basically did everything right but he was humble about it. >> reporter: taylor's parents, robby and stewart, say grief was compounded by the fact that the family of their son's murderer is making money off of taylor's death. the palestinian authority pays jihadists and survivors involved in acts of terrorism, money, that is derived in u.s. funds, a congressional bill called the taylor force act would cut off usa to the palestinian authority if it does not stop the payments. republican senator lindsay graham is the bill's main sponsor. >> you can imagine getting paid through a troirt act? >> reporter: the u.s. gives the palestinian authority $300,000 a year and shells out that much to the families, about 7%

. >> that is what people with an mba going into business need? need access to their destiny. the first thing in an economic freedom path is access to birth control. >> and you don't think, if she doesn't come out and support maintaining funding or allowing states to continue to fund planned parenthood. >> that is all crap to me. if you do not see her economic free, especially out of college, low income, deciding if you want kids or more kids, if that's not first then she is deaf to that. >> separately from that. do you in the first 100 days, has he been better or worse for women based on what you expected. >> he gave license to a lot of things that -- i thought it was bad, i didn't know it was -- i am just one of those people who thought it is getting worse and worse. i think gorsuch on the court is terrifying. as we talk about will roe v wade be overturned, a lot of states are creating, if it does get overturned, terrifying models of what their laws will look like. alabama just passed a law that said borks wi-- abortion will b abolished in their