Michele Miller, CBS News Correspondent and wife of National Urban League President, Marc Morial, is a graduate of Howard University.

Using his Samsung S4 phone, What's The 411 host, Glenn Gilliam, caught up with Michele Miller at The Network Journal's 25 Influential Black Women in Business. The background is a "little" noisy, but you can hear Ms. Miller speak about the importance of The Network Journal's celebration of influential Black Women in business and how Howard University prepared her to have a successful career.

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What's The 411TV host, Glenn Gilliam caught up with Traci Otey Blunt at The Network Journal's 25 Influential Black Women in Business luncheon at the New York Marriott Marquis hotel. Ms. Blunt is the SVP, Corporate Communications & Public Affairs for RLJ Companies, which is owned by Robert L. "Bob" Johnson, founder of BET Networks.

Not to miss the opportunity to get a few words with Ms. Blunt, Glenn swung into action with his Samsung S4 smartphone. The background noise is a "little" noisy, but nonetheless we're able to hear Ms. Blunt talk about some of Mr. Johnson's initiatives and her pride of being an HBCU alum.

Ms. Blunt is a graduate of Tennessee State University. She credit Tennessee State University for instilling a "sense of self".

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When Glenn Gilliam, Host, What's The 411 saw Ty Stone-Adams at The Network Journal's 25 Influential Black Women in Business Awards, he didn't waste any time maneuvering to interview Ms. Stone-Adams using his Samsung S4 phone. It was the end of the luncheon and the background is a "little" noisy, but we are delighted that Glenn was able to get a few words with Ms. Stone-Adams.

Ty Stone-Adams, MACY's Project Manager & Community Relations Liaison for the Senior Vice President of External Affairs is a graduate of Southern University. Ms. Stone-Adams explains why partnering with The Network Journal is so vital.

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Robinson Cano, former New York Yankees and now second baseman for the Seattle Mariners, still has what it takes to be an All Star.

He was voted to his fifth Major League Baseball All Star Game.

The Seattle Mariners are also poised to make a playoff appearance this season, in part because of Cano's tremendous contributions.

As a Yankees fan, you can't talk about Robinson Cano without talking about his contract negotiations with the New York Yankees.

Many New York Yankees fans wish the Yankees and Cano could have had a meeting of the minds that would have allowed Cano to stay a member of the Yankees.

Greg Alcala says that Cano's desire for a 10-year contract was borne out of him wanting to retire with the Yankees.

However, Greg wishes that Cano and the Yankees could have agreed on five years and then renegotiated for the next five years.

If you are a New York Yankees fan, how do feel about Robinson Cano being with the Seattle Mariners?

Do you think it is a possibility for Cano to come back and retire from the New York Yankees?

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