I began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. How do you define leadership . What is it that makes somebody tick . You have been the ceo of pepsico for more than 10 years. Did you think when you were a young girl in india you were gonna grow up to be the ceo of a Large Company like pepsi . Well, ill tell you something. It is like a dream come true. I pinch myself every day to say, is this really happening to me . Because if you trace my roots and go back to where i was born and brought up, and to where i am today, those two points will never connect. And now to be here in the United States running such a Large Company, its almost in incredulous thing thats happened to me. So lets go back to india for a moment. So you grew up in a very close family, and when you were very young your mother would at the Kitchen Table say, well, why dont you pretend youre Prime Minister of india or something, what was the drill that she
[david reading onscreen text] david i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. [david reading onscreen text] [inaudible dialogue] coach k, thank you for taking the time. Youre welcome. To be with us. I called you coach k, but your last name is krzyzewski. Right. When you were growing up, when did you learn to spell that name . You know, it took me a while to learn how to pronounce it. I remember we lived in chicago on the north side, my dad was from the south side, so when during christmas, we would go and visit relatives. And my uncle joe, who was a chicago policeman, whenever we would go and see him, the very first thing, and we open the door, he would say, whats your name . So before we walked in, i would say to my mom, mom, whats my name . She said, its mike krzyzewski. And the reason he asked that because some of my family changed their name to cross. Because of ethnic discrimination, they couldnt get jobs an
To be caught and rehomed. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The economy had higher than expected growth in the three months to september, raising the prospect of a rise in Interest Rates next month. An initial assessment by the office for national statistics, suggests the level of gdp, or the total amount of goods and services produced in the uk, rose by 0. 4 , with strong performances in the services and manufacturing sectors. However construction, is continuing to perform poorly. Heres our economics editor kamal ahmed. Not exactly firing on all cylinders but today better news on the economy that will have cheered the chancellor. He visited the Francis Crick Research Centre in london, just the kind of high skilled innovation he would like to encourage. Well, its a solid performance by the uk economy in the Third Quarter and its outperformed Market Expectations as the uk economy has done overall since the referendum last year and what it shows is the underlying fundamental strength
The kenyan election will go ahead. The polls open on thursday morning. The polls open on thursday morning. The Supreme Court was supposed to rule on a petition to support in the vote, but five out of the seven judges didnt show up for the hearing earlier which brought us to this point. That leads us the only judges present. That is the two of us. Judges present. That is the two of us. And acts 1632 of the constitution, this matter cannot be held this morning. We were given a number of reasons for the no shows. One was ill, another unable to get a flight back in time and two were just unable to come to court. Only the deputy chief had a concrete reason as her bodyguard ended up in hospital yesterday after a shooting. So no ruling from the court meant that the Electoral Commission could give the go ahead. De son assurances given by this commission, based on the progress made in the commission, the elections are scheduled to go ahead tomorrow, the 26th of october 20 17. All of this means
That will only fuel the debate about about the power of the network and the content that appears on it. Lets show you some of the details. Facebook made profits of 4. 71 billion in the three months to september, up 80 on the same time last year, as advertisers spend ever more cash. Well over two billion people log onto facebook at least once a month, more than a quarter of the worlds population. Its up 16 over the past year. With this vast reach of course comes growing scrutiny, for example, over its role in the us election. Earlier in the day, facebook admitted to a congressional hearing that political content originating from russia was seen by 126 million people, a huge chunk of the electorate. Its chief lawyer said the company was sorry and would learn from its mistakes. None of this has put investors off. Facebooks share price has hit new record highs this week, valuing the company at over 530 billion. It pains us as a company, it pains me personally to see that we were. That our