this is my alpha dog of the week.folks, you know i rarely pay attention to news from spain, paella guidi, trampled by a pack of wolves, what is there to know. like many of you is with intrigued by this recent piece of news from the small town of borja. >> in spain a century old art fresco of christ was in need of repair so an amateur art restore never our 80s took it upon herself to try to fix it. >> here's the fresco by the 19th century artist elias garcia martinez before, and after the patchup job. >> stephen: i can't tell the difference. (laughter) which one did the old lady paint? is it the naturallistic portrait of the son of god evoking the agony of the passion or the doe faced how many uj-- how many ung lus both have their charm. here is what happened she spotted a work of art in disrepair and showed a certain can-do attitude about things she clearly cannot do. now you might say my kid could paint that. but not if your kid has ever seen a human face. (laughter) this alpha dog wasn't afraid to leave her mark on

[todos] -sí, alpha. -¿alpha? yo no soy alpha. Él es... ¡uh! [jadea] -no alcanzo. -¡russell! -¿eh?. [rÍe] -sí, sí. -siento que perdiera su casa, sr. fredricksen. -chico, solo es una casa. [rÍe] ¡oh! [rÍe] -mira qué tierno. y eres tan suave. [grazna] [ambos] -ahhhh. quisiera quedarme con uno. [graznan] -¿dónde está mi bastón? lo tenía hace un segundo. aunque se los obsequio. un recuerdo de mi parte. -¡adiós, kevin! [grazna] ¿listo? -listo. [ladridos] -y al recibir estas insignias, los siguientes exploradores se graduarán a grandes guías exploradores. por montañismo de altura, felicitaciones, jimmy. por arte de defensa contra criaturas salvajes, felicitaciones, brandon. por ayudar a los mayores... russell, ¿dónde está tu...? [carraspea] -disculpen, con permiso. abran paso a un anciano. yo vengo con él. -felicitaciones, russell. señor. -russell, por ayudar a los ancianos y por haber obrado todavía más allá de lo que dicta el deber, el honor más alto que tengo para ofrecer este día te lo vengo a entregar. la insignia de ellie. -wuau. -muy bien, creo que ya nombramos a todos. demos un f

thats alpha, sierra, alpha...pickle. ahem! sis here's in the military, so i can join navy federal too. he's getting a great rate - so now he can drive himself to laser tag. it's a real sport. no, its not. 4 million members. 4 million stories. navy federal credit union. >>> general mark welsh became the 20th chief of staff on august 10 starting the tenure with major challenges. for starters, congress rejected 9 billion dollars in cuts mandated by the obama administration under the terms of the budget control act to protest the air force desense to cut guards and units and leadership and pen knell issues as well as risk of billions in automatic defense cuts that could hit the services key acquisition programs. here to talk to us about welsh's challenges and priorities is chuck wald retired four star general the director of the defense practice at the federal government services. welcome back i should say. >> thanks good to see you. >> what are the cheal exthe new chief face -- challenges the new chief faces. >> you mentioned a c

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capita alpha -- kappa alpha, the urban league and the urban league guild, and the national association for the mentally ill. thank you for being here. i am patricia pickles, the author of "are you in a pickle? : lessons along the way, student performance and achievement gaps." i am the first college graduate from if my immediate family. when i was in high school, i was tracked into general classes, i was tracked on the basis of where i lived, my zip code. i was tracked on the basis of what my parents did or did not do, and i was tracked on the basis of my race. i'm extremely passionate about insuring that every student in every classroom in every school across america has an opportunity to be successful, to have choices. how many of you have children in school, raise your hand? grandchildren? nieces? feoff fews -- nephews? cousins? [laughter] then education is your business. education is your business because a substantial amount of tax dollars go to public education. education is your business because we prepare workers, we prepare them for you. right now almost half of the students w

alpha natural resources up 4%. dean foods up nearly 4%. be right back. [ male announcer ] let's say you need to take care of legal matters. wouldn't it be nice if there was an easier, less-expensive option than using a traditional lawyer? well, legalzoom came up with a better way. we took the best of the old and combined it with modern technology. together you get quality services on your terms, with total customer support. legalzoom documents have been accepted in all 50 states, and they're backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. so go to legalzoom.com today and see for yourself. it's law that just makes sense. minutes past the hour. let's check the markets. nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange with a guest. nicole: i am thankful ben willis isn't here. he has a lot to say. you talk about europe or china or home numbers. what do you think? >> spain is the key item throughout the week. and the credit defaults what markets, spain in serious trouble. the favorite topic is china. china is going to tamper, their version of quan

. ♪ gerri: one of the biggest coal producers in the country, alpha natural, today said it's shuttingoduction across a number of states, and they are cutting nearly 10% of the work force, that's 1200 jobs. every major coal producer in the country cut back this year, and some hav gone bankrupt in part because of cheaper natural gas, but also because of the government regulation. joining me is mike dun can from the american coalition of clean coal electricity. mike, welcome to the show. you are probably not surprised about the news tell. tell us about the impact of the government regulations on your industry. >> well, thank you for having me. i won't comment specifically on alpha, but i'll tell you about the tragedy, the tragedy to the economy, the communities, and the tragedy to the people laid out nedlessly by the war on coal that's perpetrated by the obama epa. gerri: i want you to listen to a comment from mitt romney last month in hoips on the importance of -- ohio on the importance of call to the economy. >> i got five things i've been talking about all over the country. i was in f

thats alpha, sierra, alpha...pickle. ahem! sis here's in the military, so i can join navy federal too. he's getting a great rate - so now he can drive himself to laser tag. it's a real sport. no, its not. 4 million members. 4 million stories. navy federal credit union. we have tried very, very hard and i think we have been successful at the federal reserve to be nonpartisan and apolitical and we make our decisions based entirely on the state of the economy, and the needs of the economy for policy accommodation. so we just don't take those factors into account and we think that is the best way to maintain our and maintain the trust of the public. >> question. the u.s. federal reserve has launched an open-ended program to ignite a recovery by injecting an extra $40 billion into the economy each month. how does the fed do it? it buys mortgage-backed securities. can you tell us more on this mort? >> yes, well the purpose of the thing is to improve the liquidity in the country and to keep interest rates very low. he will accomplish

to get that alpha. to get that outperformance. >> scott, the biggest thing here is that there's no coindense that you're see bonds move up. you're starting to see the reallocation tree that we got a preview of over the last couple of months. now it's coming in full force. >> all right, let's -- hold on. let's get another voice in the conversation, bring in michael farr. michael, welcome. >> thank you. >> market going higher? >> the market is going higher. very uncomfortable time for a guy like me. i'm a slow money guy. i'm the marrying kind. it's kind of embarrassing. it's not cool. but, i do hang on to my stocks for a long time. but you can't fight this. the fed is there. the trends are there. bullish psychology is there. every bit of good news is being embraced. every bit of bad news. we don't care about fiscal cliffs. we don't care about europe. we're dismissing these fundamental concerns. >> it sounds like qe3 doesn't work quote, unquote. >> every time that the fed has stepped in another one of thes

alpha natural is at a new 52- week low, down 6.9%. consol fell 4.5%, announcing it will suspend operations at one of its biggest mines due to weak demand. peabody was down 3.4%. it's not just coal used for steel-making that has seen lower prices; so has steel itself, and that continues to weigh on steel stocks like u.s. steel. shares fell 3.4% to close at a one month low. the company was able to hammer out a tentative labor contract with 16,000 union members. it's a three-year deal which the rank and file will vote on. there was some deal-making over the labor day weekend, including a cross-border drug deal. the buyer is canada's valeant pharmaceuticals; the seller is medicis. it's a $2.6 billion deal offering medicis shareholders $44 per share. medicis concentrates on dermatology treatments. the market certainly likes the combination. medicis' shares shot up more than 38%, closing just below the buyout offer. valeant stock also jumped, up 14.6%. this is almost a two year high. valeant has done more than a dozen buyouts this year. it

alpha has been on a tear, rising nearly 20% since friday. now on to a potential european merger that wall street is watching closely. as we told you last night, the parent of airbus, eads, and b.a.e. are in talks to create the worlds biggest aerospace company, with roughly $90 billion in sales a year. you might think that would be bad news for rival boeing, but shares of that firm rose nearly 1% today after boeing's chief executive said he's not threatened by the possible merger. and some analysts agree with him. >> my opinion is that it's going to have limited to no impact on the u.s. defense contractors or, in specific, boeing which would be the most similar to the new entity if it goes forward. >> susie: but shares of northrop grumman edged down 1%. u.b.s. downgraded the stock to "sell," saying it has more exposure than other defense contractors to declining military spending. a good day for apple investors today. the stock stands at a new record high of almost $683. the shares gained 2% today on more enthusiasm about the new iphone 5. as

this mechanical beast it's called the alpha dog more formally known as the leg of squad support system it was designed by darpa that is the defense advanced research projects agency and if you think you've seen it before you have but this is the bigger better version of the alpha dog but there is one. very important difference between this robot and its predecessor like its well as trained organic counterparts this robo dog can obey instructions to follow people and that's certainly not all it can do the machine which was designed by boston dynamics can stand upright walk twenty miles without a break and carry up to four hundred pounds through the rough terrain so are you impressed yet well despite the noise that you heard the robot is ten times quieter than before and they're working to silence it even more now despite all these improvements the robot dog is not quite ready for combat yet the next step comes in december when the marines will embed the robot dog in a series of field exercises on military bases in virginia and the california desert to see how it handles those claimants

kappa alpha, the urban league and the urban kneel, and the national association for the mentally ill, thank you for being here. i'm patricia pick m, author of "are you in a pickle j ifs, and i'm the first graduate in my family. i was classed on the basis of where i lived, my zip code, and tracked on what my parents did or did not did, and i was tracked on the by sis of my race i'm extremely passionate in ensuring that every student in every classroom in every school across america has an opportunity to be successful, to have choices. how many of you have children in school? raise your hand. grandchildren? nieces? nephews? cousins? [laughter] then education is your business. education is your business because a substantial amount of tax dollars go to public education. education is your business because we prepare workers. we prepare them for you. right now, almost half of the students who go to higher education as well as the world of work are reported as not being ready for the real world. there is something we can do about it, and that's why i'm here today, but i think first of all,

the alpha financial resources thing, jump in here. it's important.are losing jobs in coal industry like crazy. the plan move from coal to solar power. >> bob: let dana have a say in here. >> kimberly: i want to ask dana how do you think obama should have handled this with the statement, video of romne romney. >> dana: if i were obama i would have jumped on it, too. they got the redistributor in chief. eric points out the 1200 jobs in the coal industry there is a trickle down effect. this is why obama is not doing as well in battleground states in the national polls because if you are a mom and you got up early to take your kid to school. fill up with gas and it's $100. it is. around the water cooler you find out that the corporation profits are slashed and there are rumors there will be layoffs like yesterday at american airlines. 4400 jobs. that is the anxiety that people are feeling. and that woman, when she hears romney, saying i wouldn't say it that way. but inside i work hard every day, i'm okay helping the poorest but i don't want to help every

time to introduce these fools to the new alpha dog. >> have a taste, cooper, because we own this conventionand all your boys are fresh meat. >> look down on my news and despair. i will now sign autographs. >> what are you? a delegate? >> no. i'm a guest. >> what kind of guest? >> special guest. >> a special guest. >> you walked in by yourself? >> yes. >> oh, yea. >> be very proud of yourself. >> what do you look forward to not accomplishing this year in congress? >> what kind of question is that? >> he said he saw delegates littering or doing something that was not very green. how would you handle it? >> well, i would stop them and ask them to pick it up. >> that sounds like a democrat to me. demonstration. demo. "i don't feel like recycling this [beep] >> pick it up, please. [beep] >> are you going to ask me a question? >> i thought you were going to ask me a question. >> obama delegate from the state of michigan. >> hey, ma'am. losers are part of the convention too. [beep] [beep] >> really, really want to? hey, ladies and gentlemen, i'm old. >> ask you a question. why in the hell would i

. >> reporter: in a nearby alpha fa field the smoking wreckage of the jet used by a group of warplane enthusiast called the hoppers. while the surviving hoppers grieved a loss, witnesses deal with the disturbing memories. >> it was scary and emotional. i was filming it with my camera. it was surprising. >>> we'll take you west of the city limits towards randalls town. this is a downpour and slow moving storm. it is not producing lightning. we have been watching this fired up from edmond to key highway. this is producing heavy rain south of city limits towards brooklyn park. another cell out in edgemere crossing in the chesapeake. keep an eye on lightning. rock hall you saw a heavy downpour. that's weakening. lightning tracker confirmed. there is not much lightning with these cells. nothing detected now. that's good news. you can hear a rumble or two of thunder. seeing heavy downpours. sky cam showing inner harbor. we have heavy rain falling. 80 degrees outside of the airport. humidity way up there at 79%. southeasterly wind 6. 80 in town. 84 d.c. 77 easton. it is about the humidity. d

. >> reporter: who is the alpha? >> listen.ny man who wants to have a marriage work needs to know who is boss is. for one, and for two, they need to know it's not them. >> reporter: how has fatherhood changed you? >> i think it's changed me in the way that i view the world in terms of doing something substantive, leaving behind something that matters. this is the congo river. >> reporter: exhibit a, the congo. four years ago, affleck invited "nightline" along as he laid the groundwork in his effort to bring attention to the desperation of millions, ravaged by war and famine. how goes that fight? are you still engaged there? >> it goes great. in fact, i want to give you guys some of our congo bars, which we have coming out. >> reporter: really? >> this is the eastern congo initiative. we fund a grass roots organization that works with cocoa farmers. to help them bring theit, the w they dry it out, farm it, up to international standards. hook them up with private sector here, theo chocolates, who are great partners and now they'r

thats alpha, sierra, alpha...pickle. ahem! sis here's in the military, so i can join navy federal too. he's getting a great rate - so now he can drive himself to laser tag. it's a real sport. no, its not. 4 million members. 4 million stories. navy federal credit union. >>> travel funding is always among the first casualties when budgets are cut. after gsa's conference scandal earlier this year, d.o.d. said it would review conference or other event costing more than $100 to attend. moving one general plus staff can cost that much dealing a potential blow to trade shows that justify their existence by putting executives and defense leaders together. exhibitors have been willing to pay the costs of these shows to make their case, persistence policies or more funding to a specific official while gathering intel and exchanging ideas. such shows are a remarkably economic way to get a lot done in a short period of time. in an era of fiscal austerity, the need to communicate and exchange ideas is going up, not down. service leaders ha

alpha natural resources, new lows not seen since 2005 and cutting the ratings on alpha natura naturaling price targets, simply too much stuff out there, weakening demand. all coal miners are down again. >>> and smuckers turning down all time high levels, a neutral on the stock with 89 price target currently sitting at 85 and change. >> you just heard bill talk about it, right? a new study suggests organic food is not any better for you than regular products when it comes to vitamin and nutritional contents, according to stanford universi university. will that take a hit to whole foods that organic is better? manager of organic food and retailing, is this something to be afraid of if you are a whole foods investor? >> i don't think so. the organic trend is a bigger trend pure foods, minimally processed, fresher local foods, whole foods represents all of that. the study fairly limited in scope says organic is not necessarily better in nutrition for you. i throw out the eggs, research, cage-free vegetarian eggs are much more nutritious for you. i think there's a bigger trend here than ju

shelves on the cove, a pinch of guilt, statues of isabella butter flisse -- butterflies, and extinct alphaetts, a teaspoon of autumn leaves, a shepard playing with the winds, some animal begging for snow. mix vigorously like the mountain mixes up its slopes. preheat the bed of a star to -- 240 light-years away. thank you. and next is -- [cheers and applause] >> next is robin black. >> hi, robin! >> oh, ok. i had to know. this is called "eviction notice." the police turned us away. 11 years old eating baby food. days warm like the occasional free matsoff from next door. no plates the cups were yoplaits. i stepped on a nail taking my sister through the yard the drinking from beer bottles that tasted like warm quarters the i caught fleas from cookie puss sleeping on my stomk keeping us both warms. at that age i lost the comfort from lies. stranded on a crescent move, floating in a sea of ash littered with diamonds the i swallowed past lives to spit these alternate futures. >> one more big round of applause for our very talented apprentice program. fantastic.

joining us on the "fast line" is dan niles from alpha one capital.us, what did you make of those comments? it could just be him protecting intel saying, it's not going to be our fault if things don't turn out well. >> it would be convenient to believe that. the problem is that if you look at what's been coming out of the pc industry, you've had the pc vendors pulling back their arms on how much of an impact they would think that windows 8 would have as well. that's really what's troubling to me. it doesn't really matter what inteel thinks. we don't go out to the store and buy an intel microprocessor. we go out and buy a pc. whether you're talking to a dell or hp or whatever wherever in the world, these companies have gone from being fairly optimistic two or three months ago in terms of windows 8 and now they don't sound as optimistic. that's what's troubling. they're the ones who buy microprocessors from intel. >> what's your general take on microsoft? you're sounding pretty bearish. >> i am bearish on microsoft. i think the only reason the stock is

there was carl brenner, fantastic apple guy, expert on opera, he was an alpha romantic figure, flew a plane, looked like harrison ford, many lady friends, wine lover connoisseur. why did i think of him as this difficult person and why did he see me as this is his perception, which of course, i am perfectly willing to say that is me, put the mirror up. miss know it all, expert, his perception was that little sister always trying to get attention. this is pathetic, we'd get together and fight over everything. it was like we were back fighting in the backseat of the car. first time i went to the apple orchards, we had a huge fight about how to pick his fruit. i was bruising the apple. you are bruising my fruit. it was pathetic. you get stuck in that role playing because you are stamped with children with the roles. >> the character we see in this thing most of the time is pretty objectively difficult, not just somebody who is always irritated at his sister, but somebody mean, who has made his mother sad and angry and reaction to most things is sour and hostile. how much of that did you e

chance -- our first chance to see the two gladiators in their arena alone, so how they -- who is the alpha debate? that's what we want to see. if you can't beat the other guy, how can you lead the country? >> you think mitt romney could lose it in this first debate, do you agree? >> i think that the debates are really tough for the incumbent. i think there's a big study done by the -- no, they show the challengers win the debates because it's the first time -- >> john mccain -- >> they had an advantage. >> this isn't a challenger that knows his way around a couple of words. he is very eloquent. he has done debates. i just think when you are standing next to the president, you have to be careful how you go about being the alpha male. >> well, that is a really good point, and one of the problems i think with the mitt romney campaign is he has been too much on the attack and not telling the american people where are we going to go? he won't even tell you what tax deductions he is going to take away. >> you know this, candy. you have been doing this for a long time. these debates are important

. >> grasso, alpha pullback. >> alpha natural resources. talking about going into year end thinking china will surprise to the up side you want to be in this name. a lot of guys playing the coal space choose a different name -- that's aci, arch coal. >> aig is dropping today. down 1.5%. >> i own and am looking to buy more. government came out and said we're selling a ton of stock. aig is going to buy $5 billion of the $18 blg. there's no better creative acquisition than buying your own stock. get the government down to below 20%. stock goes higher. operations underlying the stock nonsense are great. >> a pop for vice president biden. appears that the obama team is revving up their campaign efforts in ohio. the vice president was spotted this morning getting cozy with a group of leather clad bikers at an ohio diner. photographers captured the encounter and now the pictures are burning up the internet faster than a harley-davidson on the highway. >>> coming up, one of our traders making a risky bet a couple days ago. a look at whether it is p

there was a party at the pi kappa alpha of fraternity house. >> is much more likely to be fatal. >> and causes irritation at the least. there is a much higher incidence of death and three alcohol poisoning. >> these dangerous matheson's leave them clueless about what is going on inside their body. >> remains in your system. >> they can eventually stop breathing. he was in critical condition. when the graduate is now back in school. he says the reports have been wrong. he's doing his own investigation to find out exactly what did happen at the pike house. >> weird. dangerous. a study from the u.k.'s and just talking to a therapist over the phone can be just as effective as face-to-face counseling. they analyzed data from 39,000 patients for more severe mental illnesses to benefited more in person. costs were more than one-third lower and more accessible to those with work conflict or physical disabilities. >> one local school has seen a 73% jump in the number of students taking advanced placement causes. tim tooten decided to figure on how they were raising the bar. >> how about them o's

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