alpha, beta, gamma. that's "a," b, c in greek, yeah? so alpha, beta, gamma ray. and it turns out that those radiations, you can find out these three different types of radiation by simply getting a lead block, boring a hole in it down to about the center and then putting in some radioactive substances. these are heavy minerals. and it turns out these radiations will be emitted in all directions but the ones coming out here will be comprised of beam. and then in that beam, if you put a magnet, it turns out that in that magnetic field, the beams will separate. some will just keep right on going and some will bend this way and some will bend that way. and if you had a piece of photographic film up here, you could catch splotches here, here and here. three distinct splotches which would indicate there are three different kinds of rays coming up. we call one the alpha ray, we call the other the beta ray and we call the one that's un-deflected the gamma ray. so alpha rays are charged one way and beta rays are charged the opposite, opposite charged rays. so these rays w

this is my alpha dog of the week.(cheers and applause) folks, this week's alpha dog is chip wilson c.e.o. of the upscale yoga clothing store lululemon. now, while others are blind to women's issues, this seeing eye alpha dog is women's best friend. back in 2009, he offered a unique take on women's history writing: "in the early 1970s the pill came into being. women's lives changed immediately. females no longer had to make relationships work. men's lives didn't change, however, and they continued to search for a stay at home wife like their mothers. men did not know how to relate to the new female, thus came the era of divorces." (audience reacts) you hear that, ladies? divorce is your fault because you got the pill allowing you to have all kinds of care-free sex. every husband's nightmare. (cheers and applause) but whatever you do, don't call this alpha dog sexist. he's way more than that. for instance, he's also racist. he said that he chose a brand name with a lot of "ls" in it as a marketing tool because the sound

he was an alpha of the alphas, and jonathan martin was not used to it.ted accusation. bullying, and now we see the text messages and jonathan martin couldn't deal with it. >> and some of the messages are pretty vile, some of them are racial slurs, the voice mails, with him threatening to beat him up. also, if you check richie's feed, the taunting of martin, he said back in april, rather large scale embarrassment, laugh now, cry later, rookie, with some embarrassing picture. starts to call him big weirdo, barely fits in the go-cart, shot out to j martin. that talk is pretty offensive if you work in a place like cnn, but as you rightly say, in a testosterone-filled locker room, with guys wearing padding and smashing into rivals in the football match, not that uncommon. you're painting a picture, not so much i suspect as bullying, so much as this is what goes on and you have to be tough enough to deal with it? >> the nfl is the test every sunday of who the biggest, the strongest, the fastest. if that is not the most caveman, barbaric thing you can do, you w

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our big thanks to the "alpha house" gang.unches on amazon on november 15th. >>> now, we honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. this week, the pentagon released the name of one soldier killed in afghanistan. >>> and that it is all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. on this veterans day weekend, we leave you with the world war ii memorial. ? in the news this sunday, recovery efforts underway in the philippines following the gas stating tie about noon as crews bring food and aid to the victims. and a deadly mauling at an animal sanctuary, why authorities had trouble locateth caretaker. >> still plenty fog around the bay, 53 here. we will have more mild temperatures but more changes are on the way. i'll have

about alpha, you know, alpha seems to be correlated to volatility in the markets.w it's difficult for managers to capitalize on the winners. we're at a low point in volatility. that's likely to pick up as the years move forward. the wind will be to the back of alpha managers, active managers in the years ahead. a tough environment looking back. >> that's interesting. peter, a lot of hedge funds have underperformed the market. look at some of these studies and the s&p 500 has done better than the hedge funds. >> right. you know what it is? hedge funds are looking for various opportunities and risks and with low volatility and with the market going in one direction, the opportunities are very limited. they are not stock pickers any more, they are sector pickers. they are reallocating assets to riskier assets. it's not the model that's working. what's working is investing in individual stocks or powerful groups and those are the ones succeeding. >> let's go back, mr. griffin said a couple of things. i watched the interview. he said there's too much collusion on wall s

earlier rick mentioned choosing alpha youth as key points to influence their peers. what better way from getting -- getting a person or youth who has been hurt, transforming them into an alpha leader and then having them mentor other youth who are in their situation. we have to listen to their stories and we have to give them power. >> mike, thank you. so, mike, i think as you mentioned and tom and ruslyn bullying is often fueled by bias, whether that's racial, ethnic, religious, or against the lgbq community. amina, you said bias is often fueled by misinformation. >> certainly in the muslim community that's very obvious. since 9-11 that's increased but even before 9-11 there were so many stereotypes out there, whether from hollywood, which portrayed muslim as terrorists, as womanizers, to just a host of campaigns over the last few years from the ground zero mosque to the koran burning, local and national campaigns against building mosques, all of these are obviously going to impact children and their parents and if they are at home hearing their parents talk about m

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the house is so legendary, it inspired a new tv series, "alpha house."m nates in the amazon show are republicans. >> they are nothing like us. don't even begin to think so. >> when people see this house, they're going to know because in the show it's a little nicer. they have a thing where in the -- >> wait a minute. >> miller, the owner, started taking in tenants more than 30 years ago. the house hasn't been updated since. >> when we stopped buying lps, that was when the music stopped. >> but you have a record player here. >> yes, the same exact records are there now as the day i moved in, in 1982. >> the best part about it are the products that are on the cassette player. >> this is my medicine cabinet right here. >> i didn't know you were a metro sexual. >> smooth as could be. >> whose closet is this? >> it's mine. >> oh, mr. neat. mr. neat's closet. >> schumer's stuff is strewn all over the living room. >> seriously, this is where you sleep every night? >> every night. >> and you wake up to barack obama staring at you in the face. >> exactly. >> sena

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amazon post ad new video series called "alpha house." part of a trend that's bypassing television for the web. >> amazon is joining netflix and others in creating original programming. had one a comedy about four republican senators who share a group house. starring john goodman. >> look, i have been through this. the time i knocked [ bleep ], that video [ bleep ] exploded. on every station. the next morning, zip, gone. over. >> what? why? >> i caught a break. a hurricane wiped out carolina beach. but that's the way it works, lewis. the media always moved on. >> that's so, so true. isn't it? >> i really like this series. it captures the cynicism of washington and it is a very funny moment. what i also like is that amazon had a series of pilots. this is one of them by trudeau and let people vote on them. democracy in action. >> it is very similar to what netflix has done with "house of cards." kevin spacey, robin wright. >> you like that one. >> i love it. i'm addicted to it. as a matter of fact, what i love about it is that netflix allow

no, not alpha. try it again. it emits a ba particle. okay. it emits a beta particle. and what does it turn into? how ma peoe can figure out what the number is here that couldn't dot before but maybe now can? show of hands. four people. wonderful. now, how many? what is it gonna be, gang? it's 94. 94, 94. what is the second planet that we named after discovering newn's laws? it wasn't neptune, it was what? - plo. - pluto. guess what we'd bealling this, gang? plutonium. plutonium. pu2. and you know what plutonium will do? plutium as welasnium35 ll undergo fission when a neutron taps it. d so this is used for power production. u235, used for power production. historical, when the bombs were dropped ck in world war ii, the bomb that devastated hiroshima was a uranium 235 bomb. you know how much uranium 235 was left after the bomb s detonated? almost none. the united states shot its arsenal, one bomb, none left to speak of. you know what the bomb that hit nagasaki was? plutonium. plutonium. does the same thing. plutonium is made from uranium 235--238, very plentiful, but y

you don't have to love politics to enjoy "alpha house."ut if you do, it's working at a character level, a political level, and it's simultaneously warm and piercing. you know, human and satirical. so you get kind of it all. what it doesn't do is it's not jokey. it's not set up joke, set up joke like so much of what you see out there. it requires a little more appreciation of some of the subtleties. but it was just so great getting to watch him work and help him out a little bit. we had a tremendous amount of fun. the first three episodes are free on amazon. >> they're up already. >> they're up already. episode four, which will be released this friday, you have to subscribe to amazon prime, which is a great deal. free shipping. then you can watch all 11 episodes for free. >> well, i was laughing out loud all night. i really loved it. congratulations. congratulations to gary. it's really phenomenal. >> thanks, andrea. thank you for having me. >> and speaking of the real senate, senator kirsten gillebrand now has more than half of the senate

cartoonist garry trudeau explores that premise in "alpha house", amazon's the first streaming series. it features john goodman as republican senator gil john briggs, a lawmaker running for re-election who, as it happens, is not exactly keen on joining his colleagues on a trip to afghanistan. >> whoever put that on my schedule is about to have a good day, what a waste of time, do i look like somebody prepared to fly to-- for the national committee. >> dow not, you look like someone prepared to fly to phillie for its world series. >> you get me, i will give you that. my wife, what. >> you're going the delegation to of a began stand, right, tj? >> why would i do that, maddie? >> because, a full brigade of north carolina guards rotated over there last week. >> what, they know i support them. i will make a video. >> gil john everything is changed. >> changed, how change. >> taylor had another stroke, we draw-- withdrew from the race? >> what? that's good? well, not for him, obviously. but-- that's an outstanding development. >> wrong, honey bear. guess who just announced he's running? >>.

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dogs and humans protect the alpha. don't worry, rawson. it's fine. come on. this is my son kyle.ce to meet you, ma'am. sir. hey, kyle. strapping lad. your brother tom, he never claimed huff as his son. did you have any contact with him? nope. did you kill him? now why would i do that? he was my brother's... he was my brother's blood. i think the word you're struggling not to say is "bastard." he was my brother's bastard. and he never wanted anything to do with me. i didn't kill him. and you don't care that he's dead, but you do care that he was murdered. appearances are a big thing in your line of business. my line of business? (laughs) we own some dry cleaners. no, i'm not talking about that. (laughs) i'm talking about the drug dealing. drug dealing? i don't--drug... huff was killed on low-rider turf. now are you involved in some sort of dispute with the low-riders? i--low-riders? i'm... i... you remember them. they killed your husband. (spits) i'm a businesswoman. dry cleaning. i don't know who killed huff, and i don't know why. your rug to dry clean, i guess. (laughs) (moss) a

all of those are things that alpha has in spades.he does the same thing she's done her entire life. she barges in and takes over. the corners of the suffrage movement in that area was in warren, ohio. alva here's the thing rolls her eyes, says are you kidding me? warren, ohio? she moves into a building she buys on fifth avenue in new york. she says in a country cottage in newport, rhode island, that is going to be our convention headquarters. they start to have been meeting for the national suffrage movement and its grandeur of alva's house while her fancy neighbors look on without rage -- with outrage. female endocrine private workers go on strike in protest against the appalling conditions under which they work and dirty march through downtown manhattan. who is at the front of the march? alva is. when they arrested and held by a judge in the imprisoning downtown new york, who stands in the court room all night long, eyeballing the judge until he lets them free. who stands up and says, wait a minute, the black women of america belon

the next nearest star, alpha centauri, looks like a proper star, right? what do you think our star will look like if it gets farther away? what's our star look like from pluto? our sun from pluto looks like all the other stars. but you're looking at them in the past. now anyone out there looking at us right now is looking at us in the past. no one can see us right now and like i said, didn't you have trouble seeing your hand? hey, i'm not sure that was my hand. i'm exaggerating there. but yeah, they have these things, but let me just short circuit things and ask this, gang. let's suppose someone was kind enough to put a mirror way out on a planet. and make it so it's pointing right down to us and it's 1,000 light years away. you know what i'm talking about, 1,000 light years? it takes 1,000 years for light to go up there. or it takes 1,000 years for light to go down here. now sometimes you guys in the morning you get up and you brush your teeth, why do you guys look at the mirror when you're brushing your teeth by the way? have you ever noticed that? you

we did watch the first episode of "alpha house."zon is trying to get people to sign up for the prime program. with that end game in mind they've been successful. as a standalone content creation company, chances we think are pretty slim. >> jason, what about you? a smart move as far as amazon's concerned or do they need to do more? >> absolutely. this is a first step. they have to play catch up with netflix and netflix is a year ahead of them in the on series game. so for them, this is just their first step into original series. and i think that although it's not as good as something like "house of cards, it's very promising. i'm interested to see what amazon does after this. >> mark, tell me about the economics of how this plays in. how much advantage does amazon get if this is a hit if it gets marginally more people to sign up for prime, how does that flow to the bottom line? >> so, some things aren't disclosed by amazon. two major data points, we think they're spending up to a billion, amazon, on all content, mostly purchasing co

we're doing this show alpha house and these a big bus and they have a ten foot picture of my face onh is owe owe oh. >> jon: it's not just the face but the characters you've played and it's always interesting. that's why the koen brothers use you in everything they do. you are in everything naturally and organically. >> their writing's almost fool proof and i'm living proof of that. >> jon: how does this amazon thing, i didn't know amazon do television shows. is that a button you click on the site? is that how it happens? [laughter] >> i don't know. i'm just a cog in their machine of world domination. as long as, i'm cool. there's a gyms mow you bu gizmoh amazon and you get free tv. >> jon: it runs only on amazon. >> yes, as far as i know. [laughter] if it's on real tv we have to bleep all the stuff. it's the only pleasure doing television these days. >> jon: here's what. do they pay you in amazon points. >> who doesn't get paid in amazon points. >> jon: how did they, who was the creator of this program. >> gary trudeau, the greater of doonesbury. >> jon: that's wonderful. >> he writ

amazon launched its first streaming content the political drama "alpha house" give me amazon.t's up fractionally, barely hold be onto a gain. and 369.40. stuart: there's another stock that's virtually doubled very, very quickly, i think. i want to move on, on some other news this morning. i've got apple. it bought a company that makes technology for rival microsoft's xbox. so, first of all, apple, nicole, not much reaction there. nicole: that's pretty flat. we're looking at apple. they brought prime sense, the maker of the chip that enabled the 3-d machine vision. stuart: now give me microsoft. i know i'm going to be disappointed. now, what's the big story there. nicole: how did you know that's down a little bit? you're right. now you talk about competition is back and coupled with the fact that we have this about apple. apple buying these chips and you have a downgrade on microsoft and the sony playstation 4 just came out. so, that's like a triple wh whammy. stuart: i just love the triple whammy to my pension fund on a monday morning. thank you, nicole. dow is up 54, 16,016 a

aap, "alpha papa." >> jimmy: love alan partridge. get an app on itun. alan ptridge. 's like a deejay. you look through my music an you will deejay myetlist. >> yeah. i mean, i wrote the characte but my tworiters do the apps. i have never seen thapps. it's just a fan thing, so obviously you ow about it. [ lauger ] i have never seen it. >>immy: you have to check it out. really. it is only 99 cents. >> only 99 cents - >> jimmy: well in england, it's probably like two poun -- >> i will definitely download it. >> jimmy: or two euros. obviousl i'm a big fan here. your buddy, chris mart, he loves you as well. here's us reading your boo [ laughter ] he gave me this book and we were just readingo each other. >> i know, that was instagm. i think chris martin sent me picturof it, actually. >> jimmy: yeah. what's the name of your book? is it , alan?" >> "i, partridge." >>immy: "i, partridge. >> yeah. simple, classic, y know. beautiful --you lay across the -- >>immy: it's just awesome. you ha to read it. it's really good. i gotta to say ao "the t

included all examinations relative to toxic substances used in political assassinations including the alphae. or if the samples of the blood and body have been kept for 10 years since the cause of the death is not known for the [inaudible] center. considering all these circumstances and the importance of arriving at the facts with complete transparency, we were looking for a third party of assistance to us. this was suggested based on their experience in this area. and they met the russian foreign minister on november 11th, 212 and requested thei their assist. the russian government agreed to send a specialized team to provide that assistance. there are three teams, the swiss, the french and the russian arrived on november 25th, 2012 to open the case. we requested the three teams to examine and try to find three points. if.polonium 210 is the toxic substance is there another toxic yosubstance other than the polonium 2010. what is the cause of death. the three teams left after the samples were sent and the diplomatic packets. the agreement was that the three teams will submit their reports w

in the information age, sheldon, you and i are the alpha males. we shouldn't have to back down.e if he backs down? no. i'm going to assert my dominance face-to-face. face-to-face? are you going to wait for him to sit down, or are you going to stand on the coffee table? hello, penny. hello, kurt. oh, hey, guys, are you having a good time? given the reaction to my costume, this party is a scathing indictment of the american education system. what, you're a zebra, right? yet another child left behind. and what are you supposed to be, an elf? no, i'm a hobbit. what's the difference? a hobbit is a mortal halfling inhabitant of middle earth, whereas an elf is an immortal, tall warrior. so why the hell would you want to be a hobbit? because he's neither tall nor immortal and none of us could be the flash. well, whatever. why don't you go hop off on a quest? i'm talking to penny here. i think we're all talking to penny here. i'm not. no offense. okay, maybe you didn't hear me. go away. all right, kurt, be nice. oh, i am being nice. right, little buddy? kurt. okay. i understand your impu

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to santa cruz why friends remembering a bicycle who died after being hit by a car. 40-year-old josh alpha was truck seven killed. he was a lie prior assistant at uc santa cruz. he was a talented and aspiring my situation. saying the 63-year-old driver officers he e had fallen asleep at the wheel. the driver crossed into on comping traffic and swerved to avoid a car striking the man. saying it's investigating. so far no charges have been filed. >>> for the very first time the family of 13-year-old andy lopez is speaking out. they filed a wrongful death suit today in a shooting by an officer. >> the mother of 13-year-old andy lopez was call but angarias she called for justice. in spanish she said we want this killer to go to jail. he is sitting comfortable in his house right now while my son is dead in a freezer. lopez was walking through his neighborhood carrying his friends air soft bb gun. deputy erygel house was patrolling the area. he openedded fire on the teen after he called out to put the gun down and lopez agod did not respond. firing an independent autopsy of the team teen. >> tra

i think there are alpha opportunities out there. >> brad, what are your top stocks you're shorting right>> first off, i couldn't agree more with bob. i think that's exactly right. that's exactly what we're trying to do within our short ips. we short ibm, caution money on centurylink. it's been a total train wreck. li lulu lemon, we've been shorting that. we think that's about to unravel. we've added a new position in triple d. we think the plays over 3-d printing is for real. but we think triple d has fundamental problems people aren't address pentagon we've been averaging in. as you know, it's down 13 points as of today. >> shorting individual stocks is one thing. when it comes to the overall market, brad, you realize it's one of the classic battles that goes on. you're fighting the fed right now. >> yeah. and it's been tough. there's no question about it. but that doesn't mean -- that doesn't mean the risk isn't high. >> for short sellers. >> what about fighting the fed, though. we know where rates are. sure, people are expecting taper at some point but it may not happen well into 2014

alpha house, starring john goodman will be available online for free november 15th. after that amazon will release an episode a week. i am a subscriber. i have to look up this show and see if it looks any good. >> i can't wait to try to watch it on a phone. my phone isn't good enough yet. >> mine isn't either. but on the laptop, it will be great. >>> 4:43. one nfl team has a severe bullying problem that has led to two players taking time away from the team. >>> a boost in temperatures after a cool alert yesterday. coming up next, howard has that. we'll be right back >>> 4:46 on this tuesday morning. good morning, howard has another chilly forecast for us i can't starting in the 30s and 40s, but not as cold as yesterday. yesterday was the coldest day we have had since march. >> we were down in the 30s even here. >> we won't see that for awhile. better temperatures headed our way. here's a look at the day planner. still need a coat with the 30s and 40s. by lunch time, partly sunny to mostly cloudy today. 54 by noon. a high today close to 58. winds go northeast this mor

he is the new comedy, alpha house, available online at amazon prime. they are now going to net flecks route and producing their on original content. i know, a show for an online prescription site about capitol hill. we seen this before, just like house of cards, there is a twist. i hated house of cards, but i really like this show. i think alpha house is the anti-house of cards unlike house of cards, captures the es tense of the life of most d.c. pegs, that i have you believe they are whip smart schemers consfantly plotting, conniving for status and power and fwloer. the reality, the d.c. i knew within i covered it, a lot of politicians are a bunch of dopes, well meaning dope, who ooshlly don't quite know how they got there, aren't sure why they're there they stick around anyway for the same reason most of us stick around wherever it is we work. it's our job, who we, are what we do. that's my take on how they portray them on tele56, we have jonathan alter who in addition to an analyst is an executive producer of alpha house, liz mcnichols, a founder an