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and i was there for one year and didn't finish my mba. 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 was-- had seven wins and 44 losses in two years. and i got the best start that you could get, you know, going there. so you coached there. and then duke was looking for a coach, and they interviewed you. and your coaching record, the year before you were hired, was, i think, nine and 16 or something. nine and 17. nine and 17. so it wasn't that auspicious. so why did they hire you? well, first of all, they wanted to make a great decision and-- okay. but, you know, from your business, a lot of times if you look at one line item, it doesn't tell the full story. so we took over a program that was seven and 44. and after five years, we're 73 and 59. the athletic director at duke then was tom butters. and he took a chance on somebody he didn't really know. i mean, your record was explainable but not great. mike: right. david: did he know how to pronounce your name? mike: he did.

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. >> kennedy: under eric holder and the writer lynch into signing the mba and then being threatened if if you came forwd as a whistleblower and talk to congress or any other investigatory body. was very interesting here, even if you take the clintons out of it because there's a long shady stuff that doesn't make sense. hillary calls a bologna, but none of it adds up. to your question, why did we do this? of his criminal informant has gleaned some truth as to why these agencies rushed this along, it goes much deeper than the clintons and then we are talking about those deep stators who are government for decades who were just trying to protect their power. >> harris: every time you say that word deep state, people look at you like your conspiracy theorists but that's how we describe the sort of behavior. we could call it something else but it doesn't change the facts. >> lisa: you look at the fact that robert mueller was in charge of the fbi at this time now and he is running a special counsel investigation against russia this time. i do think these are a lot of questions about the fbi,

. >>> coming up, the mba finds steph curry today and we will have that story and the rest in sports comingnext. signatud you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat scones for dinner this many days in a row. mexico, hawaii, costa rica, i don't really know. i'm a quick packer. ♪ >>> the sharks have completed their business early tonight, and there is good business. the third game in a five game road trip, and the sharks are looking pretty good as they have now one two of the first three games. tonight in the first period, they were at their best with their hottest player. this man has had five goals in the last four games. this assist gives the sharks the lead. then the newcomer rookie defenseman got his first goal, and it was 2-0 after one period. in the second period, it was pretty much stil

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today.'s get it. ♪ >>> george clooney and matt damon say they owe a lot to disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein but not their silence. he helped launch their movie careers. what they say needs to happen now. here is abc's michael strahan. >> harvey would talk to me about women he had affairs with. and i don't believe him to be honest with you. and he was proud of that. >> george clooney and matt damon now coming to terms with the disturbing allegations of abuse on their former mentor, harv ha weinste weinstein. >> you had to spend five minutes with him. >> he helped launch them to stardom. for george, the film "from dusk to dawn" and for matt, it was "good will hunting". >> i did five movies in quick success. he signed me up in a deal. i don't work with him after a that. it was the height of his power. and that was his legend. that was his m.o. could you survive a meeting with harvey? could you stand up for yourself and the people who worked for him, i'm coming here to make movies. miramax

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i subsequently went and did some combination of courses and finished my mba.e commuting, working, and on weekends commuting to the university of chicago. that must've taken a lot of energy. satya: it was crazy. david: you are beginning your dissent, but your first child was born with cerebral palsy. he is 21 years old. how did you realize that would change her life and how have you dealt with that issue? even, i was 29 years old. me an hourasked before he was born what was going to my head, it was all about is the nursery going to be ready? what will happen to our weekends now that we have a son? when will my wife get back to a job and so on? obviously everything changed that night. of an born because undetected in bureau distress -- in view to row -- the first, maybe even two years or more even, i was more about, why did this happen to me? what happened to us and all of these plans i had are now have all been thrown up in the air and changed? where is my wife what came naturally to her as a mother what she said, ok, i'm not going back to my job. i'm going to

the defending mba champs got their rings last night. the championship ring -- there it is, 11 carets in weight and features more -- there are five trophies on the side of the ring to represent each championships won by the franchise. the warriors also unveiled the team's championship banner and that will hang in the oracle arena. >> this is truly an amazing night to celebrate an amazing accomplishment by everybody on this floor, everybody in this organization and especially you fans, this is what we do it for, this is what we play for, for you guys. [cheers and applause] >> thank you for your support all yearlong. and we're going to count down to reel down this new banner. five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> very exciting. the first 10,000 fans at last night's game got to take home mini banners to celebrate the championship. >>> the shirts the warriors were wearing last night for the ring ceremony will be auctions off and the money given to the north bay wild fire relief and the autograph shirts will be put on the auct

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. get it. >> coming up later, a big regatta coming to the schuylkill river this weekend. it will feature a special rowing duo. why 93 say it could be good for you as well. >>> finally this noon sometimes it's easy to take the little things for granted. >> but one baby girl is reminding everyone of the gift of hearing in a viral video. these are the first moments charlotte hears her mother christie's voice. >> hi. are you emotional? you going to make me cry. >> even two month old charlotte appears to get a little emotional after her hearing aids are turned on. within days of the posting the video has been seen more than a million times on facebook and more than 8 million times on youtube. >> so precious. >> the gift of hearing. >> that's a great way to end today for us. that's "eyewitness news" today at noon. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon for katie and all of us here. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. >> "th

subsequently went and did some combination of part-time and other courses, and that she finished my mbawhich i find astonishing. david: you were commuting, working, and on weekends commuting to the university of chicago. that must've taken a lot of energy to do both. right? satya: it was crazy. david: so, you are beginning your ascent up, but dealing with some challenges. your first child was born with cerebral palsy. he is 21 years old. how did you realize that would change your life and how have you dealt with that issue? satya: yeah, even, i was 29 years old when my son was born. and if you had even asked me an hour before he was born, was going through my head, it was all about, oh, is the nursery going to be ready? what will happen to our weekends now that we have a son? when will my wife get back to a job, and so on. but obviously everything changed that night. he was born because at -- he was because of an undetected in euro eutero distress. he is quadriplegic now. the first, maybe even two years or more even, i was more about, why did this happen to me? what happened to us and a

. >> 95% of the people who go through that process, even mba students, don't know exactly what their month payment will be. >> reporter: which is why a thousand high schools are using a new video game, "payback," to simulate college costs. >> you'll see many financial service firms providing financial education. what i think is lacking overall, one in six high school students graduates with a personal finance course. that for me is the biggest issue. >> reporter: it's an issue alex kubo values too. he's now at the new york startup borough, an online furniture retailer. he wanted to see for each loan it makes, the company is funding a year of study for a student in developing country. >> building schools, providing opportunity, made me feel a lot better about the fact that i owe these people a lot of money. >> reporter: feeling good about a lender? now, that's a new one. >> a lot of the big folks out there don't seem to make the connection between treating the customer really well and having a long term sustainable business model. >> interesting business model. like a lot of companies

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you may not have an mba or be invited to the ceo gatherings where we hunt people-- and they're not poort you something. - i'm really sorry, diana. everything just got so turnt. - and i just returned your followers. [phone chiming] - ms. st. tropez, you told me to assert myself. so that's what i'm doing. i don't want to be an executive producer. - so you're refusing a promotion? - yes, and i know how that sounds-- [high-pitched] "ooh, i'm just a woman! a big strong man should be in charge!" but it's not like that. it's like this. "greg's job isn't my goal. "my goal is to produce stories i care about! why am i still talking like this?" - stop. i know you think that i'm going to yell at you for passing up an opportunity, but i never do what people expect of me. didn't see that one coming, did you? - no, but it was cool, and i deserved it. - this is what i wanted you to do! to not let anything stand between you and what you want. not even me. so good job, katie. i'm proud of you. i'm proud of both of you girls. - how do you spell "a?" like "a apple?" ♪ - hey, i'm sorry about today. - is thi

i got my mba from mills college.nd i don't think that would've been possible without the support that i received from these organizations, these people. you know, individuals but also organizations that know how to provide the knowledge and the resources that i needed. >> anna... well, all of you guys are connected. i know you guys have worked together in the past, right? janeth, you know anna very well. and, anna, you've helped support maricela's siren organization. and so is that part of the reason that you've decided to give back, i mean, everyone here, sitting here, you know, kind of working within the latino community? >> for me, it's interesting being in the latino community foundation and having the network of donors and our community partners and our accelerator, which we'll talk about later, i guess. it's amazing how our culture is so rooted in family, right? so every event that we have, every program that we host, we can't help but make true connections, right? we're all about authentic relationships and we

his talent has taken him write to the top of the art world and received an mba from the queen. 0n thehis one to his collection. i love reading in new york city. my favourite empire state building. i loved being on the helicopter ride and from my memory, doing the drum —— drawing of the panorama. and from my memory, doing the drum -- drawing of the panorama. after giving the crowd a smile, he can but piece i signing the breathtaking scenery. piece i signing the breathtaking scenery. rachel standen, bbc news. amazing. a reminder of our top story. the us state department's called for calm after iraqi government forces seized the northern city of kirkuk and nearby oil fields from kurdish control. armoured vehicles moved into kirkuk in an advance that took less than 2a hours. it comes after the region voted in favour of independence. more from our correspondence, more from oui’ correspondence, more analysis on our website. 0urfriends in our friends in ireland 0urfriends in ireland were battered by the remnants of hurricane 0phelia. let's have a look at the gusts again, approaching 100 mile

amazon is now the top recruiter of mba students at carney melon, duke and berkeley.ournal" says today hired more chicago booth interns, and it hired 1,000 mbas in the past year alone. >> i'm not sure they're disrupting the recruiting process, but being a little more disruptive -- >> disrupting bane's recruiting process. >> essentially doing it like they do, which is all-out. i think i heard from nyu, recently, saying that he was surprised to see amazon was their biggest recruiter. it's interesting that mba candidates, i mean, to me that's always a good sentiment tell, all they wanted to do was wall . >> tech is the new wall street. >> amazon in particular. >> once again. >>> next, facebook, speaking of tech, isn't the only tech zwrgi with a fake news problem today a fake story that quickly got over a million views same for nfl anthem protest result now youtube is tweaking its algo to keep that from happening again. facebook hiring a thousand people to filter its ads man, good old-fashioned "wall street journals" never looked better. >> is obviously a game of spy vers

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amazon is hiring all of these people and mbas are going to amazon.ckhole was certain companies that are just getting to be so on the present in anything that they're taking it so convenient for the rest of us. you can see why if you were an mba that amazon would be the place that you want to be. it is a growth engine for pretty much every industry that you can think of. we had 18 acre parcel. we get to be submitting the proposal to bring it there. amazon has disrupted retail permanently. and the whole business model does not work anymore. and will be forever either by the way. with the growth that comes more speculation and more criticism. he says can be for percent. what is revenue. this will be the third quarter from mid to high single digits. most of the companies that had reported so far. that is the highest number we've seen in a very long time. it's very good for the bottom line also. i'm looking at just the third quarter which is gonna start coming out. as you come up beginning next week. that is way down from what you have. the 2017 estimate

my grandfather had an mba and came from a prosperous family.the communists took over he died to take his chances in america. >> i think my dad wanted to find a new way of life. america was gold mountain, the land of opportunity. >> it was a vision shared by many chinese and it had its roots in the american gold rush. in the late 1800s chinese immigrants who helped build american railroads flocked west along with pioneers and prospectors seeking their fortune. their stories help brand america the land of opportunity. >> so grandfather thought he would come to america and strike gold. >> right. >> what actually happened? >> well, he moved the family out to california in the late '40s. the only job he was offered was pluggi i plucking chickens for 50 sense an hour. my mother said you will not do that. he had to strike out on his honey. >> my grandfather started a restaurant. it was a typical chinese-american restaurant. i can still remember the menu from 1955. $1.25 for four shrimp, a scoop of fried rice and chow mein. here's my daddy in the resta

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rose had an mba, it wasn't just about shame but legal ramifications. >> there are no criminal ramifications when you have an nda. that's what we learned from the doctor. i will say if these industries are policed by people who claim to be champions for women and people have openly been talking about harvey weinstein for decades and they have known that he was a latch and for some people the young vulnerable women who either try to get parts in movies or who worked in his office those are the ones whose lives were discarded and destroyed for a few thousand dollars in the cases where they reached a settlement. angie everhart came out the reporting in the new york post this weekend that she said harvey weinstein did exactly what all these other women said that things we won't repeat on a family show that she went and told all of her friends and they silenced her and said. [inaudible conversations] steve: as i was saying earlier, yes, were talking about hollywood but earlier in the year we talked about silicon valley and one of the phrases that you hear a lot is silicon valley women problem. wh

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transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. it. >> jimmy: tonight, he's a four-time major league all-star, from the miami marlins, giancarlo stanton is here. then his latest album is called, "losing sleep" chris young from the mercedes- benz outdoor stage. tomorrow night, kenneth branagh, haley bennett and comedian neel nanda -- and thursday, susan sarandon, jeffrey dean morgan, and music from odesza -- our first guest is an emmy and golden globe-winning actor whose name everybody knows. you can see him alongside kristen bell in the afterlife on "the good place" thursday nights on nbc. please welcome ted danson. >> jimmy: i'm glad to see you. i want to say, this has been cleared up now but i've been watching curb your enthusiasm. you're very, very funny on the show. when i got worried because your wife mary steenberger, you play yourselves. and in real life you play yourselves. but on the show you're separated and getting divorced and it made me worry that i missed some story and you were actually getting divorced. but you're n

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transform your career with strayer university's mba program today.et's get it. >> jimmy: hello and welcome back to the show. kate hudson, jared padalecki and comedian ismail loutfi all on the way. we're on our way to brooklyn next week. if i don't make it back to l.a., know i died doing what i love, eating pizza until my heart exploded. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know if you heard, there's a damaging computer virus going around. it's infecting millions of people who visited the website pornhub which i'm told is a repository for adult film. [ laughter ] do you know this? have any of you been on that website? let's get a camera on whoever that was. pornhub is the 20th most popular website in the united states, gets about 80 million visitors a day which is crazy. there's a quick test they do to find out if you have the virus on your computer. first they ask, are you a man? and if you said yes, then yeah, you have it on your computer. [ laughter ] here's how you get the virus. a tab would pop up saying there was a critical update, then if you clicke

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. >>> 6:45.ing rain. meteorologist bill henley with details in a few minutes. >>> president trump is pushing new priorities for his immigration policy. this is in exchange for extending protection from deportation for thousands of young people working illegally, known as dreamers. first the president wants the wall to be built along the u.s./mexico border. he also wants to overhaul the green card system and close loopholes that he says enable illegal immigration. >>> philadelphia mayor kenny is using the philly fanatic to highlight the history of immigration in philly. >> this started on "snl" saturday. colin jost teased president trump about throwing paper towels to people in puerto rico. here's what he had to say -- >> i realize trump might not be the best president, but he would be the best mascot. let him go nuts like the philly fanatic, throwing free stuff to fans. cruising around on a four-wheeler. >> mayor kenney picked up on the "snl" fanatic theme with this tweet. he said, "the fanatic,

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transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. >>> the boy scouts of america is changing its image. >> next year they will allow girls to join the ranks. boy scouts ceo says values of scouting is important for both young men and women. small scout units will still stay single gender and others will have option of welcoming girls. 2019 girls will be able to pursue top rang of the eagle scout. >> we have talk to parents about what they want for their kid. what we heard is they want their sons and daughters to have i place to come as a family, participate in exciting activities, lead character and leadership development. >> critics say boy scouts are just trying trying to boost its declining membership. they said they should stay focused on focusing on the 90 percent of american boys not participating in boy scouts. >>> check on this site from space all of those splashes you see are lightening strikes nasa astronauts randy, posted this time lapse video showing the, light show, at the international space station flew ove

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. back on "eyewitness news" president trump is defending his decision to roll role back parts of the obama care. as kennett craig reports, critics including some democrats, say that the policy will hurt low income people, and the elderly. >> president trump is pushing back against critics who say his executive order on health care will hurt americans. >> we are going to have great health care in our country. >> reporter: before speaking at values voter s mr. trump tweeted obama carries a broken mess, piece by piece we will now begin the process of giving america the great health care that it deserves. >> we're taking a little different route then we had hoped, because getting congress, they forgot what their pledges were. >> reporter: the president's plan will give employers permission to seek out cheaper health insurance plans across state lines. the white house also is eliminating $7 billion in subsidy payments to insurers, those funds keep premiums low for people enrolled in obama ca

transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. >>> just about quarter to 7:00 on this saturday morning. and we continue to watch breaking news out of philadelphia's mantua neighborhood. this is a live look at the scene here of a row home on fire. we just got a few updates. one, the fire is officially under control. that's the good news. however, one person has been injured. unclear about their injuries. it appears though they are being treated at the scene, so maybe not so serious that they need to go to the hospital. nevertheless, we're going to continue to stay on top of this. the house where the fire started is said to be abandoned, vacant, but there are some reports from witnesses and neighbors to our photo journalist on the scene there, matt schafer, that squatters may have been in and out of there in recent days. so a lot for fire investigators to unpack this morning and uncover this morning. we're going to stay on top of it as i mentioned bring you updates right here on the air and on the nbc10 app. >>> tomorr

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unfortunately, because of an mba and we can go into the evils of nondisclosures another time, but because of that there isn't a lot i'm able to say about the specific event, but the issue of sexual harassment and aad finally having this come to the floor, so many women are already familiar wit from being on the receiving end and i think especially with the #metoo campaign, it's been really wonderful and an eye opening experience for men to realize how pervasive an issue it is. >> woodruff: from your experience, it was a business setting. melissa silverstein, you have been writing about women in hollywood for ten years and that's where the harvey weinstein story came from. if it's been going on in hollywood forever why hasn't it been talked about more before now? >> well, i think there is a culture of silence created around this man and within this industry people were afraid. people are afraid for their jobs. it's a very relational industry where if someone black lists you, you won't get your next job. so i think the way a person is able to conduct himself for 30 years like this was to bu