. >> i will just back up and say i am the president of the alpha omega chapter. we have been serving the bay area community since 1929 she is one of our community leaders. in terms of our background we are bay area natives. i joined when i was an undergrad. i am an undergraduate at california state university long beach. i joined the alpha chapter. i have been active every sense i joined the sorority in 2002. since i have joined -- i joined for a number of reasons but i am very passionate about serving not just our local communities but internationally. i do travel abroad frequently to support community efforts in africa and the caribbean. locally as a native of richmo california it's always been a passion of mine to serve the community -- the greater community. >> the pastor has been there for 13 years. what about you question mark >> i was initiated into the sorority back in 2014 so i came in what we call graduate there. a native of the peninsula. the same with tahari, we are coming to the community and serving the community not just locally but the bay area. i

you'll see your alpha, 1.67%, would again, put you in the top 5% of your peers. so you had an attractive policy during the period. you took an appropriate amount of risk. you were well rewarded for that, and on top of that, manager selection and tactical position, added value. again, this is probably the most positive story you will ever hear in the next five years, so savor it. it's very hard to do. the next page i would call your attention to is page 36. sometimes your results are very end period focused. page 36 shows you your fiscal year performances for 2018 back to 2013, and you'll see where your assumed rate is. so in four of the six periods, you did better than your assumed rate, and what's very interesting in your case is if you do very well in the up years, as you have, you do less well in the less well years, because you take more risk, you get a higher return. but the consequence is in a less well environment, you do less well. so in 2016 and 2015, years that were less attractive in terms of peer performance, you were still in the top quartile of your

alpha phi alpha's executive director says "working with the university, the fraternity has launched an investigation into the situation and has placed the chapter on an immediate cease and desist status, suspending all activities." some students say they've heard about hazing getting out of hand matthew woodridge/ucr student "there's all types of stuff people talk about you just don't know who's joking." but it's never a joke to risk someone's life. myeasha kimble/mother (pam) that was nicole comstock reporting. tyler had a bright future ahead of him... he was a business major at u-c riverside. (catherine) nearly one in 11 u.s. middle and high school students have used marijuana in e=cigarettes. a new study says information was collected from roughly 20-thousand studentsnationwide. the report found that 12- point-four percent of high schoolers and four-point-five percent of middle schoolers had vaped marijuana. the combined total - nearly 9 percent. new tonight at nine...a california father thought he was doing the right thing when he took in a dog .... so it would not go to the shelte

how will that dynamic work with two alpha males in the setup. it will be alpha males in the setup.xt few months. but at least it will be exciting, wounded ? but at least it will be exciting, wounded? let's have a look at some of today's other headlines... the vice—president of the world anti—doping agency says she will vote against lifting the suspension of russia's anti—doping agency this week. wada's executive committee are expected to pave the way for russia's re—admission into international sport following evidence of state sponsored doping. but linda helleland is the first member of wada's senior leadership to oppose the move. world middleweight champion boxer billyjoe saunders has been charged with misconduct by the british boxing board of control. he is seen on a social media video in his car asking a woman to perform a sex act in return for drugs and he also persuaded her to hit a passer—by. he has apologised saying it was ‘banter‘ that ‘went wrong'. the england rugby league international sam burgess is the subject of an nrl investigation after lewd images were sent to a wo

the alpha male works according to these formulas. so you have established yourself as the alpha.ne leader. 0k. either you become leader or they become leader. right. this horse was rescued from a brick factory two weeks ago. its leg was injured and the owner was struggling to take care of her. manjeev and charlotte have been looking after her using this method. looking good. my turn now. she is questioning the authority. just a little bit more. she turned! 0k. stay in the circle. manjeev says their courses have become popular with companies from delhi sending their employees here for team—building exercises. in the office, you won't see what team member has what kind of potential. but when they come across the horses, horses try and pinch all your nerves. they don't let you clot, because they don't give you time to think about it. you will see out of ten people one will become a natural leader. or one who is just trying to control everybody. so you can see what kind of personality every team member has, which makes it easier on a day—to—day basis to run your business. ok, to her

that is an alpha particle. and then you take a radioactive element carry on and it creates x-rays and then these x-rays is really just electromagnetic radiation working with these alpha particles and many taken elements from the surface of mars and put it in the mix and it interacts in a way that ultimately discharges electrons come it creates other x-rays then measured by this device created by the committee and space agency and you can make determinations from this particular capability, can make determinations on the element on the surface of mars and it is a piece of our understanding that we now know their complex organic molecules. what does that mean? it doesn't mean life existed on mars are today. it doesn't guarantee it. but it increases the probability that life may have existed at one time and may even exist today. and now we know because of a discovery even a month ago, we know that in fact there is liquid water, 1.5 kilometers below the surface of mars. so you take all these things and start adding

of the show come to her then you know off the ship instrumental the danger conversely this is just alpha and just kind of us that says i'm going to need a woman i can't. influence this will. hold it's was my studio. avi welcome back to sara's music reso happy to do this project with you because you're one of our favorite i thank you it's a completely different setting last time you were on sarah's music we were at a music festival in the depths of noise and today in the beautiful burlesque and i just listened to you were hers i must say this is the most intimate check on that we've heard today how does it work for you on the mandolin yes so of course i ask myself with every piece that i did a take two arrangement what how should they make it first my my interpretation and make it work on the mandolin so i found there's a great advantage in playing it on demand and because you can play three and four notes at the same time without having to like break the chord like a violin we double stuff it i think exactly so the first the first theme is of course chords so. it's a very rich mikel. it'

actually a symbol for a certain kind of man an alpha man for man show who is used to getting his way and who thinks that men have leased the world for themselves but then the women come along and teach them a lesson on the. fall and special that. women do eventually come to the rescue but first they have to be rescued themselves actors falls in love with shoplifting marie arthur a somewhat improbable act of chivalry. meanwhile frank is having difficulties with his russian girlfriend oksana it's just a fright yeah. that's what handsome ago is expect even of friendship chaos following. computerization and not knowing where it's going knowing where it's going back ups and downs crying out to the heavens deep despair and all this in one. of his getting laid the plot is perhaps less important than the gags. would ensue for it's up to me to. cut off all. of this wasn't the. last found corrales movie that shines a neon spotlight on the city's underbelly. that has the office a small town in bavaria but here in germany it's also a symbol of civil disobedience against the heavy handed show of

quickly, we started talking about that stock, it was $24, $31.50 now seeking alpha, delivering alpha -- >> delivering alpha. >> thank you that was an idea that day. >> the cnbc conference. >> that's what i said. >> it's hard for me. i'm getting older, i forget things i dig carter worth, by the way >> head over to cnbc.com for more i'm melissa lee. you're watching "fast money" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. in the meantime, here's what else is coming up on "fast." >>> the stock market just had a major shakeup and we'll tell you what it could mean for your portfolio and why it might mean it's time to make a trade. >>> plus, wall street has got a new pot dealer as the cannabis craze heats up, we'll tell you which firms are raking in the cash on hot pot ipos, and the names that should be on your radar when "fast money" returns is about doing things right. and there's no shortcut to the right way. so when we roll out the nation's first 5g network, it'll be because we were the first to install millions of miles of fiber optics. and we'll be the first to upgrade the towers and put up

alpha,f all, our -- not beta. there are times where we are worried about the risk.trying to buy companies in sector data. which is a change in consumer behavior. generally, we are leading to growth in disruption which is counterintuitive. you want to go back to the cash flow companies. if multiples are going to come in, i want something that will grow into that multiple degradation. generally, we are holding back and moving towards alpha plays in a situation where we think there is sector growth that will overcome the inevitable correction whenever that may be. eric: the next session brought together blackrock's larry fink, and anothern, guest. they spoke with francine lacqua about cyberattacks. >> the number one thing i think about what can go wrong, i just -- is cyber. i just look at our own experience. we have grounded all that is going on. it is a big issue and probably doesn't get as much attention. by getting as much attention as it deserves, i do not think that internalizinglly what the first, second, or third derivative impact of what is occurring from the c

alpha phi alpha's executive director says "working with the university, the fraternity has launched annto the situation and has placed the chapter on an immediate cease and desist status, suspending all activities." some students say they've heard about hazing getting out of hand matthew woodridge/ucr student "there's all types of stuff people talk about you just don't know who's joking." but it's never a joke to risk someone's life. myeasha kimble/mother "knowing that i can never talk or hold my son, it's heartbreaking." (mark) in the middle of detroit's furious comeback against the 49ers, there was a point where matt stafford was moving the ball with ease. you can probably expect fewer instances in which the defense is getting carved up áif reuben foster is back in the mix this week. the 2nd- year-linebacker has now returned to the team... after missing the first two weeks due to a suspension for violating the league's conduct and substance abuse policy... stemming from weapons and drug charges in the offseason. last season-- he showed he can make an impact..was in on more than 70-ta

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first of all, alpha not beta. there are times you just buy the market.about the tail risks you are worried about, so we are trying to purchase an individual company, and the sector changes, like data. the second thing, generally, we are leading into growth and deception, which is a little bit counterintuitive, because often as you get more conservative, you want to go back to the incumbent cash flow companies. but we are in an era of a devaluation and arising an insurgency, and if multiples are going to come in, i want something that will grow into that multiple degradation. so generally we are holding back our deployment and moving towards alpha plays and situations where we think there is industry and sector growth that will overcome the inevitable correction, whenever it may be. ♪ erik: the next session brought together blackrock's larry frank, david solomon of goldman sachs, and the ceo of credit-suisse. what are the most significant issues they talked about was cyberattacks. >> the number one thing, i think about what can go wrong, and how can it ca

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. >> well, the president of alpha kappa sorority. we have been serving the eaommu she is the first vice president of our chapter and she is over all of the community service efforts. >> that is great. >> so we are both bay ea natives, which is great. and i joined when i was, oh, and under grad, so i was an undergraduate. i joined the chapter and i have been active ever since i joined the sorority if 2002 and since i have joined, i joined for a number of reasons, but one, i am very passionate about serving, not just our local communities, buspar nationally. i do--but internationally. i do travel to support efforts through africa and the anlly as native of richmond, california, it has alls been a passion of mine to--always been a passion of mine to serve the community, the greater community. >> i was pastor of easter hill united methodist church r 13 years back in the 70s to the 90s. >> awesome. >> and what about you. >> oh, well, i was initiated in back in 2014, so i came in what we call graduate chapter. i am a native of the peninsul

november, kilo, alpha, whiskey, tango, golf.you don't know what that means ask one of your friends with the tanker squadron. when it was time to execute, the weather was significantly below minimums. they needed a follow-me truck to find the runway center line. the bloody hundred was in the first wave. if they didn't go, the mission would have to be scrubbed. they relied on their training, their confidence and the confidence in their equipment and pushed the throttles forward. i know there are some airmen here from the bloody hundred, and i would ask you to stand to be recognized. [ applause ] >> part of being ready for the high-end fight is freeing up time in your day to do important things. did you know that we have an air force instruction on what percentage of lockers of base gyms have to be available for daily use? i'm not kidding and it takes four-star approval to waive that regulation. about half of our instructions were out of date and many weren't needed at all. and the general and i agreed to review them. all of them.

he collapsed during a hike saturday with his alpha phi alpha brothers as he was a pledge there. the hospital. his mother says that he had text messages on his phone that included photos of paddles and talk o beatings. >> he said that they had not started the hike yet and tyler was complaining of shortness of breath, and then shortly after, he d.j. called 911. we n a apology. they failed tyler. tyler had a bright future ahead of him. >> you heard her dean of pledge she says was responsible for keeping everyone safe. he did not respond to our sister station's request for comment. >> so sad. >>> new for you this morning, kris? >> united airlines has a new streamlined boarding process. it cuts the number of lines from five to two, to try to stop overcrowding at the gates. you know you do it sometimes. crowds swarming the entrance to that flight. united will start sending notifications to your smartphone to let you know that boarding is starting. united says it tested different boarding strategies on 12,000 flights and then reviewed customer feedback. >>> so if you drive a honda civi

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for him it was the alpha and in the past we used to use an assessment center it found out there was something that could replace individual assessment we were enthusiastic funded first of all it's less time consuming scheduling interview appointments is very difficult on the second we find this process extremely objective month and woman big small young the moment a computer carries out the analysis all of that stops playing a role. now in case you're wondering how you got him did in his interview with the algorithm well he received a very personal in-depth analysis of his performance also by phone and it showed he's not exactly what the company is looking for in a manager so here remain part of the may team lucky for us. are you also sick of trying to shop for the perfect pair of pants but can't find anyone in the store to help you well soon virtual shopping assistants could do away with the hassle they're meant to learn what customers want and maybe even persuade them to want more mates went to see where stores are taking extended reality next. to the starting line i might shopping and i se

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the alpha male works according to these formulas. so you have established yourself as the alpha.arlotte have been looking after her using this method. looking good. my turn now. she is questioning the authority. just a little bit more. she turned! 0k. stay in the circle. manjeev says their courses have become popular with companies from delhi sending their employees here for team—building exercises. in the office, you won't see what team member has what kind of potential. but when they come across the horses, horses try and pinch all your nerves. they don't let you clot, because they don't give you time to think about it. you will see out of ten people one will become a natural leader. or one who is just trying to control everybody. so you can see what kind of personality every team member has, which makes it easier on a day—to—day basis to run your business. ok, to her back. keep her in view. you don't want the horse to run you over. sorry i was not quite the fearless leader. laughter. most of their foreign visitors come from the uk, switzerland, and dubai — mainly travellers lo

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money follows the page to use google's profit saw to one hundred ten billion dollars last year while alpha bit its parent company has a market valuation of eight hundred twenty billion dollars. this is what google's search page looked like the day it was launched and this is the company's first headquarters with founders larry page and sergey brin twenty years later google's enormous success has given it this huge ever expanding silicon valley headquarters known as the googleplex page and brin are multi-billionaires and google knows a lot about us they know who you are they know a lot about your habits they know what kind of videos he watch they know how many emails he gets they are very large an important part of most people staring lives it's search engine process is three and a half billion requests per day or one point two trillion a year that information is power google uses the information to lucratively target advertising to customers the more they know about you the more the can market you to advertisers a collection of activities in what we do every day. you know one of the rules

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just a click away and he would al-jazeera in london and that does it for this al-jazeera news alpha male is a problem thank you very much for watching. what makes this moment this give we're live in so unique. we haven't seen the president this unpredictable freedom of speech is a valid widely considered that is a perfect formula for authoritarianism and here in the early years the lights are long and there's nowhere to hide let me ask you straight out here is the two state solution no upfront retellings on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. millions of dollars is being stolen in a scam that starts in the philippines and stretches across the globe when he stays exclusive access to this cutthroat underworld through a criminal turned whistleblower on al-jazeera. al-jazeera this is the opportunity to understand the story a very different way where there before something happens and we don't leave out. italy because the last so called the escalation zone in syria. it must not be transformed in to a bloodbath the u.n. chief forms of a humanitarian nightmare in syria's last rebel stronghold

there's no alpha here, this top thing relative to your choice being in the market, but what's reallymportant is that every single time we have gotten to this down trend line, we have failed it's not a good setup. i don't like it. moving on. here is the xrt itself there is that double top let's put some lines in and see if we can show that. there it is. at a minimum, i think that we're going to come back to the trend line that's been in effect, and that would put us right back here, and so i'm betting that that is exactly what's going to happen with xrt. there's a message here about retail and consumer in general. >> all right, he doesn't like it he was pretty clear. mike, how are you doing? >> this is kind of an interesting one, and it sets up well for options one of the things carter alluded to is xrt is equal weight. names like target and costco and walmart, they have the same amount of that as they have of names like ulta and chicos and etsy honestly, those have the same impact on xrt, and what ends up happening is that typically if the market takes a downturn, the volatility of t

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they're looking at it right now as a terrorist act so now if local authorities accuse the government of alpha committing this act ends of the government in kiev says that they already issued a statement that they have not been involved in this incident the incidents now most goes for a ministry has also said that this was a terrorist act and should be investigated as such show russian president vladimir putin called it a despicable murder and that those who chose a path of terror and violence are not looking for a peaceful solution in the southeast of the country and instead they bank on the destabilizing the situation and he had that he expects all the responsible parties in this case should be brought to justice and meanwhile authorities in the next people's republic have announced a three day oh mourning period associated with the death of their head alexander the harsh and cruel and that does it for me headlines in about thirty one minutes you want to international stay with us. four men are sitting in a car when the fifth gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what. one of

outlook that the company alpha but the holding company has turned into problems recently for example example for example project maven was something that was recently talked about very much visit which is a computer vision program in connection with the pentagon which would essentially help draw drones analyze footage better and separates moving from still images a lot of employers though have turned against google and three thousand employees have signed a letter saying please pull out of this this is not what the company should stand for and it actually were to do with employees of this village famous for having you know everything's free cafeterias in the house massages and they really do with the employees still have that much pollard's well it depends like this is this was only three thousand employees which makes up three percent of all google earth and their initiative made google turn around even though the current c.e.o. is very much invested in the defense business because he's also on the defense board so i think that might be some power very big and unique let's hope it s

really is an odd feeling to walk along here doesn't know because i know that he once walked here on the alpha was left town and took the photos off of the german valley marched into poland at the start of world war two rick found some fourteen hundred photos like these now historical artifacts too large you know i'm sure on coupon mind they were stored in a closet i didn't nobody looked at them like with my grandfather and also written lots of letters back home and i found them unread the reason some things are very personal but i also wrote about the advancing forces. he then saw a photo of this produce painting that hung in his family. went on to get them give out the sweetest my first thought was that we have to give this picture back to the people in charge wrote to the polish embassy in germany and told them what i had found for me it. didn't show up because these photos show the beginning of the german occupation of poland. because they show what daily life was like for the troops there about the gas that keeps about day it's the first time that anybody from germany has come to us with

it was we'll have more news at the top of the alpha now we leave you with these lovely pictures from taiwan showing lanterns being released at a village festival marking the start of also quite. cold. culture shock are just one big party. detail here importers from zambia colombia and hong kong hit october first for the first time. i took a look at some live very important book people from zambia music. i'm looking forward. to. next door. to come. tension in our own beacon this season and on fire. after downing mentioned above made their best ever start to a wonderfully good season. and a fiery display from liberalism is rewarded as they edge minds to record their first points of the campaign. kickoff in sixty minutes on the t.w. . kind of lululemon just. listening to. the fight against illegal logging. david. against goliath all time for me to tell everyone what's going on the fight courageous activists are against much you know constant. responses on the matter because the land is nothing. but who will move. the borneo case starts october ninth on t.w. . hello everyone and welcome

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so you have established yourself as the alpha. yes. they are a herd animal. they need one leader.ued from a brick factory two weeks ago. but it was injured and helen were struggling to keep her. manjeev and charlotte have been looking after her using this method. looking good. my her using this method. looking good. my turn now. she is questioning the authority. just a little bit more. she turned! stay in the circle. manjeev says that cause has become popular with teams from delhi. any offers, you won't see what the member has potential. but when they come across the horses, of course they will come to try and pinch or your nose. better give it time to think about it. you will see out ten people one will become a natural leader. but one who is just rent control everybody. so you can see what kind of personality every team member has which makes it easier a day—to—day bases to run your business. 0k, to her back. -- basis. keepin business. 0k, to her back. -- basis. keep in view. —— turn her back. sorry i was not quite the fearless leader. laughter. most of their foreign visitors co

hello, it's 0 from alpha 1. we have an unconscious officer, officer ralph.e missing keys. in this scenario, a prisoner has escaped after assaulting a member of staff. we have an e—list prisoner escaping out of education 1 with a set of officer's keys. the skills you get from being a prison officer, if you can de—escalate a landing full of prisoners, if you can convince someone who's offended their whole life that they want to change and turn their life around, essentially, the skills that they're going learn with us will set them up for leadership and whatever they go on to do. at the time, we had real problems with recruitment. attracting people to the service, there was a lot of negative press. rising levels of prison violence and concerns over pay have made it hard for governors to find and retain staff. 2000 front—line officers left the service last year, hundreds of them new recruits. to get some of these bright young people into it was like a shot in the arm. but sophie isn't at coldingley for long. next year, she'll leave for good, using her experienc

there is no alpha here this top thing relative to the choice in the market bup what's really important is that every time we have gotten to this downtrend line we have failed it's not a good setup. i don't like it. moving on. here is the xrt itself there is that double top let's put some lines in and see if we can show that. there it is. at a minimum i think that we're coming back to the trend line that's been in effect. and that would put us right back here and so i'm betting that that is exactly what's happening for xrt. if i were in i would take profits. but there is a message about retail and consumer in general >> all right he doesn't like it he was clear mike how you doing this. >> this is kind of an interesting one and sets up well for options. one of the things carder alluded to is the fact that xrt is equal weight what that means is names like target and kostka coand the wal-mart thefr the same amount of as car vana and kmik o and etsy honestly they have the same impact on xrt. and what ends up happening is that typically if the market takes a downturn the volatility of those