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so ambassador melanne verveer is founder of the seneca woman, and executive director of georgetown women s peace and security. in 2009 president obama appointed her as the first ever united states ambassador at large for global women s issues. she is cofounder of vital voices come an international nonprofit that invest in emerging women leaders. kim azzarelli is also a founder of the seneca women and is cofounder and chair of the cornell law school s avon global center for women and justice. she is a legal corporate and philanthropic advisor and has held senior positions in companies including newsweek, babies, goldman sachs and avon. moderating this evening we are very pleased and very excited to introduce jill abramson, lecture at harvard and former executive editor of the new york times, and quite icon in journalism. she spent the last 17 years in the most senior editorial positions at the new york times where she was the first woman to serve as washington bure ....
well. this is being reflected to a huge extent in the bond market. the 10-year note yield drops from yesterday, two .16%. it was almost 2.3% yesterday. the five-year, 1.4 four and six basis points for the two-year note. the dollar.ing your best proxy for immediately figuring out the market impact of the fed. the most traded currencies diving. implications for emerging markets, particularly europe and japan. the greeks go to the polls this weekend. they will answer the big question, who cares anymore? voter apathy is high for the third election this year. polls show that alexis tsipras, the syriza party, and the conservative new democracy party running neck and neck. the presidential race is now the carly show. an impressive performance has crowned carly fiorina the media darling of the moment. the question is, can she translate that into real voter support? chuck todd, you can hear that here on bloomberg radio on sundays at 11:00 and 3:00. he is with us on the t-mobile ....
life, and all just for playing a game. but it is not all championship rings and showers for some of the elite athletes. there s hard work of course. a limited career life span and for many, hard lessons learned that can apply to almost everyone. that s our cover story today. luxurious mansions, private jets, expensive cars. the life of pro athletes seems perfect. they get paid millions to play the games they love, but what happens when their careers are over? recently, it was revealed nba star baker was working in starbucks after his basketball career ended, baker ran into financial trouble and now supports his family by working in the coffee chain. baker isn t the only former athlete to face financial trouble. according to the national bureau of economic research, nearly 16% of former nfl players declare bankruptcy. and unlike most americans who work until 65, athletes have very short careers. the average nfl player s career is over in just six years. it s worse for ba ....
the elite athletes. there s hard work of course. a limited career life span and for many, hard lessons learned that can apply to almost everyone. that s our cover story today. luxurious mansions, private jets, expensive cars. the life of pro athletes seems perfect. they get paid millions to play the games they love, but what happens when their careers are over? recently, it was revealed nba star baker was working in starbucks after his basketball career ended, baker ran into financial trouble and now supports his family by working in the coffee chain. baker isn t the only former athlete to face financial trouble. according to the national bureau of economic research, nearly 16% of former nfl players declare bankruptcy. and unlike most americans who work until 65, athletes have very short careers. the average nfl player s career is over in just six years. it s worse for baseball and basketball layers. many players don t have a plan for life after sports. to help, pro lea ....
background in financial. a lot of times, we re the first people. the members of our family, our household to go to college. we can t go back and ask our parents what to do with it. so it s just uninformed decisions and what happens is a lot of us come from urban areas and we re used to seeing the schemes but we become prey to businessmen, people that are far more educated and it sounds good and athletes a lot of times so prideful, they don t want to admit they don t understand it, they don t know. you work with a lot of athletes including people like antoine walker, who had $108 million that he lost and went into bankruptcy on these issues. how do you possibly tell someone to start over after a huge whip saw like that. the antoine situation, it s about the educational perspective. we brought bart and antoine on board and be involved with the program so as bart indicated, we could go out, educate individuals at an early age. you know, antoine had a scenario where p ....