one of the billionaire owners of alpha bank. alpha bank is not a state-owned russian bank. it's the biggest bank in russia, i think, that's not state-run, although there has been some noise quite recently that the kremlin might take over alpha bank. the owners of alpha bank have turned up numerous times on the periphery of the russia scandal involving president trump and his campaign. for one, they're mentioned in the christopher steele dossier that's been such a controversial part of the anecdotes and allegations around potential collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the 2016 election. the alpha bank owners are currently involved in a legal dispute with fusion gps over their being named in steele's dossier. alpha bank has also turned up on the periphery of the scandal because computer servers associated with alpha bank were reportedly observed during the summer of 2016 having lots and lots of unexplained online communications with computer servers for the trump organization. why would computers at the president's business in trump tower be communicating re

this is the mantra by which each member of alpha phi alpha live.uther king jr . dr. king was initiated into the sigma chapter of this brotherhood in 1952. we pause today to remember the life of dr. king, a man who in spite of constant threats of violence against him and his family led nonviolent protests fighting for justice and racial equality. a man whose life came to an untimely end 50 years ago in this very spot. although his life and did 50 years ago his spirit and legacy lives on. we the brothers of alpha phi alpha in the southern region recognize the direct impact of dr. king's efforts and influences in the southern states. today we are a symbol and a spirit of peace, a moment of reflection and a time of celebration. on behalf of the board of directors and the brothers of the southern region of alpha phi alpha, who along with the brothers across this world convened today in memphis this weekend to celebrate our 87th convention and to continue to commemorate the activities, and i urge you to continue the legacy and work of our dear brother dr

nat sound:monique poydras:"and then she said she talked about being a member of alpha kappa alpha. the room exploded. the appropriate response was a skeewee."sen. kamala harris: "that's my sorors, and my sans are in the room as well." monique poydras:"and you could just tell you could see just by her response and then our response that it, it's all love."nat sound:felt most by those who know kamala harris best.but shared by a national sisterhood eager to help one of their own.lorri saddler rice:"so next gathering, next sleepover, next girls' night in, it'll be at the white house! yeah, we're all going to be there." (jrs) calfire determined pg&e is not at fault for the deadly and destructive tubbs fire from 2017. ..and this will probably not stop the utility from going ahead with its planned bankruptcy. (justine) it is also not stopping numerous lawsuits against pg&e from moving forward either... "i could see a huge fire down about an hour and a half from us."roy miller is in the process of rebuilding his home that burned down in the tubbs fire.he is also an attorney representing 12

alpha kappa alpha was the first black sorority in the country. harris made strong connections with her sisters decades ago at howard university, bonds that could come in handy on election day. >> it is a fact that there are close to 300,000 women in alpha kappa alpha sorority, incorporated and that is a fact. so it's not rocket science. >> harris was last in south carolina three months ago. the state will hold an early primary for the democratic presidential nomination early next year. >>> and the democratic field is about to get more crowded. yahoo news is reporting vermont senator bernie sanders is expected to announce he is making another run for the white house soon. >>> a family outraged and embarrassed, they say they were kicked on of a flight because of complaints about body odor. now they're demanding an explanation. >> and he's on death row for a quadruple murder. now could a new dna test clear his name? the latest twist in a case that's drawn national attention. >> coming up all new at 6 p.m., violent crime spree in santa cruz when a su

nat sound:monique poydras:"and then she said she talked about being a member of alpha kappa alpha. and the room exploded. the appropriate response was a skeewee."sen. kamala harris: "that's my sorors, and my sans are in the room as well." monique poydras:"and you could just tell you could see just by her response and then our response that it, it's all love."nat sound:felt most by those who know kamala sisterhood elp one of their own.lorri saddler rice:"so next gathering, next sleepover, next girls' night in, it'll be at the white house! yeah, we're all going to be there." (pam) senator harris will officially kick off her campaign this sunday with a rally in her hometown of oakland... for more information on the event, you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. (pam) still ahead... an incredible story of survival. an 80-year-old man gets trapped in a snowstorm overnight. hear how he was rescued and what he did to survive. (sports) just ahead in sports, a wonderful display of hockey excellence tonight with the nhl skills competition. the best moments from the sharkies... and also,

monique poydras:"it is a fact that there are close to 300,000 women in alpha kappa alpha sorority incorporated. and that is a fact. so it's not rocket science."kyung lah: "these translate into votes and bringing other people in?" monique poydras:"i think that i think that's a fair assessment."these women are the footsoldiers of a powerful voting block.cnn exit polling shows black women supported democrats more than almost any other voting subgroup helping drive democratic wins in last year's midterms.a fellow sister, the first black woman to enter the 2020 fray...jill louis:"it translates into a ready made group of people who will come when she calls."kyung lah: "this isn't just a friendship or sisterhood. we're talking about political power."lorri saddler rice:"we're talking about political power. and we have it. we have it and we're going to leverage it and you'll see it's gonna make a difference."you're looking at a built-in infrastructureand here's why.lorri saddler rice: "there was a connection that was made back on the campus of howard university that has transcended miles and years that

>> it is a fact that there are close to 300,000 women in alpha kappa alpha sorority incorporated, andt. so it's not rocket science. >> and these translate into votes and bringing other people in? >> i think that's a fair assessment. >> reporter: these women are the foot soldiers of a powerful voting bloc. cnn exit polling shows black women supported democrats more than almost any other voting subgroup, helping drive democratic wins in last year's midterms. a fellow sister, the first black woman to enter the 2020 fray. >> it translates into a ready made group of people who will come when she calls. >> reporter: this isn't just a friendship or a sisterhood. we're talking about political power. >> we're talking about political power, and we have it. we have it. and we're going to leverage it. and you'll see. it's going to make a difference. >> reporter: you're looking at a built-in infrastructure, and here's why. >> there was a connection that was made back on the campus of howard university that has transcended miles and years that brought us here today. >> reporter: a bond crossing mor

a great love for the men of alpha phi alpha. i do want you to know that one of the greatest leaders of our time was dr. martin luther king, jr. who was a member of alpha phi alpha but his mentor was carter g. woodson who was in omega. spend a lot of money downtown, please, thank you and god bless you. >>> every weekend, american history tv brings you 48 hours of unique programming exploring our nation's past. to view our schedule and an archive of all of our programs visit c-span.org/history. live, february 3, super bowl sunday at noon eastern, author and sportswriter dave siren is our guest on the tvs in depth. author of many books including what's my name, fool? the history of sports in the united states. game over, how politics has turned the sports world upside down, and his most recent, jim brown, last man standing. >> now i love sports and that's what i think we need to fight for sports we need to actually reclaim them, we need to take sports back. and if we are going to do so we need to know our history. that's our greate

alpha we have capped our alpha. i don't think, we just don't take in new money. that is capped.that we do it is, yes, we invest a lot in there, but there is $160 billion of total assets invested, and we have the need to not investor other people -- we haven't had the need to not invest for other people. i have no expectation that that would change. barry: up next, ray dalio explains where he believes the next downturn will be most impactful. ♪ ♪ barry: ray dalio studied the crises of the past for his new book, "principles for navigating the debt crises." now it is europe that has his attention. ray: i would say, when we have the downturn, it'll be an issue of continuity, cohesiveness. i think europe will have a greater amount of challenge, because they do not have a common fiscal policy. they don't have unity within the countries, they don't have unity between the countries, and they have big structural issues. so, i would say that europe probably would be the most strained. >> i saw a hand back over there. >> princeton global partners. the question is, in the long-term, what do

one of the billionaire owners of alpha bank. alpha bank is not a state-owned russian bank. it's the biggest bank in russia, i think, that's not state run although there is noise quite recently the kremlin might take over. the owner haves tu eers have tu numerous times. for one, day athey are mentione the christopher steele dossier, part of the consolation of anecdotes and collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the 2016 election. the owners are involved in a legal dispute with fusion gps over their being named in steele's dossier. alpha banked turned up because computer servers associated with alpha bank were reportedly observed during the summer of 2016 having lots and lots of unexplained online communications with computer servers for the trump organization. why would computers at the president's business in trump tower be cocom communicating repeatedly by computers owned by the russian bank during the campaign? we don't know but that was alpha bank and one of the billionaire owners of that bank is hermann is alex van der zwann and in his role of lying to i

kappa alpha sorority inc..is a fact. it is not rocket science. >> harris was last in south carolina only three months ago, and the state will hold an early primary for the democratic presidential nomination early next year. >>> san francisco mayor london breed is making big moves ahead of the next big earthquake. she announced an executive directed to strengthen the tallest buildings in the city including instructing city departments to come up with a plan for regulating engineering issues, and establishing the disaster and recovery task force. >> the parents, teachers and former school board members are demanding that they delayed the decision in oakland to close dozens of schools. the group, justice for open schools, hand-delivered letters to three state assembly members, rob bonta, nancy skinner, and buffy wicks, urging them to put pressure on the state to stop the closures. >> we want them to use their state influence to ask the superintendent of schools, tony thurmond, to asked the school district to hold

kappa alpha and the room exploded.he appropriate response. >> my fans are in the room as well. >> you could see by her response and our response it is all love. >> reporter: felt most by those who know kamala harris best. but shared by a national sisterhood, eager to help one of their own. >> next gathering, next sleepover, next girl's night in, at the white house? yeah, we're going to be there. >> reporter: kyung lah, cnn, rockville, maryland. >> you can feel the support she has. >>> here is a quote for you, life is not in the cloud waiting to be downloaded. who said that? pope francis. that was the message he brought to thousands of young people in panama. >> get off your phones. get into life is what he's saying. during events celebrating world youth day, the pope said it is not enough to be connected on line, you must actually get involved. during the service, he called all those who abuse children including clergy members unscrupulous. >>> some bikers in iraq are trying to leave years of war and sectarian violence

but overall the crowd today was very supportive, including members of her sorority, alpha kappa, alpha incorporate. oakland mayor libby schaaf also spoekd about the and talked about similar ideals in the bay area more than twenty years ago. reporting live in christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> and she's been tweeting following kamala harris all day. you can follow christie. she's on twitter @christie, s, under score, kamala harris nbc. >>> the das office was a deputy district attorney. then she moved to the san francisco da's office where in 2004 she was elected district attorney of san francisco. in 2010 narrowly elected california's attorney general. and in won releakelection easil. >> let's outside to the weather. live look across the bay area. absolutely gorgeous but there is some concern about air quality today. meteorologist rob high disagree is tracking the conditions for us. >> mild temperatures around the bay area. 67 degrees. not a lot of wind. and some winter time air pollution. a wintertime spare the air alert. air quality due to smoke trapped in around the bay area. not

kappa alpha.hat was going through your mind as you're watching her pride? >> a sense of pride, a sense of relief, you know, because the process was over. >> reporter: just seven weeks later, the 19-year-old took her own life in her dorm room. >> i couldn't reach her. so that was my concern. so then i just started to call continuously, no answer, no answer. and so, you know, ultimately, you know, she was found the next day. >> even if you are part of a sorority or fraternity, it can happen to your family. it can happen. and it did. >> reporter: a lawsuit against the sorority and nine members alleges that during post initiation pledging, jordan was subjected to physical abuse including paddling, financial exploitation, sleep deprivation and other forms of hazing intended to humiliate her. the court document say the hazing was triggering her ptsd causing severe anxiety and depression and that she was having suicidal thoughts. a cording to the lawsuit, she expressed that to her sorority sisters. it's

to free themselves by biting through the wire but the copper was too tough and worse still it's the alpha male that's been killed along with another adult dog the best hunters in the pack. the next step will be for our scouts to work with some of the scots and to move through this area non-sweet and make sure we can pick up as many of these was as possible ideally you pick the was up before this happens the wire is almost invisible in the dense bush and the area is vast but the rangers managed to find around fifty wire traps dogs all unique to africa we don't find them anywhere else and as conservationist working in africa we have a duty to to protect them to make sure they stay for future generations and they are completely genetically distinct species i once said gone they caught the rest of the pack will stick together until the juveniles are fully grown fortunately the alpha female has survived unscathed otherwise the pack would have broken up but with her mate now gone hopes of gaining a new litter of puppies this year now looks lamb. almost half of the australian land mass is now de

control, alpha 9, mike, gunshot, india, gunshot wound, over. alpha 9, roger so far. immense. they're extremely enthusiastic about all the medical stuff, in general in all the training we've been doing with them, across the board, but particularly the medical. ..and go, "hello, hello, can you hear me?" and if they don't respond, then we can test if they respond to your voice. here, pressing. can you hold my hand? yes, so he is able to respond, yes. there are 14 british soldiers in all. this section are in the majete reserve in the south of malawi. the situation, then, it's nearly the end of the month, we're getting close to payday, so we can expect an increased demand for bush meat. whether that translates into increased poacher activity in the south of this area, wait out. bear in mind, from the boma out this way, there were two lions released this week. i know we've already had lion encounters in the north. those two lions that have been released here are males, so the lion risk is very live during this patrol. one of the jobs, joining the experienced malawian rhino

as we talk to investors ahead of this, they're looking for incremental alpha.t was a tough year last year, especially having that differentiation from markets and can they get great deals on some of the companies coming out. now, maybe cheaper than they were six months ago, right so can you give these generational time changing companies that you can ride a long time, not just a quarter but for multiple years. >> sounds like it is a first half phenomenon if the shutdown doesn't go on. >> that's one of the questions, how quickly that's resolved. >> these are big companies, a lot are not profitable >> at the end of the day, investors definitely look at profitability and atomic units below that how are unit economics changing, are they positive, getting incrementally better, how do i think of them as they scale over time it is one thing to lose money from cost and another to investment >> sometimes you wish you had estimates. good having you. bob peck >>> still to come, netflix set to report earnings after the bell with subscriber numbers in focus. we tell you wha

the rest of the pack will stick together until the juveniles are fully grown fortunately the alpha female has survived unscathed otherwise the pack would have broken up but with her mate now gone hopes of gaining a new litter of puppies this year now look slam. almost half of the australian land mass is now devoted to agriculture some of the territory is used to raise grain but much more is given over to light stock nearly eighty percent of the country's agricultural products are sold abroad in two thousand and seventeen harvests were particularly good then a drought in two thousand and eighteen through the sector into a tailspin still production continues to rise but only large scale farms are raking in substantial profits in the last thirty years around forty percent of australia's small farmers have given up that's had enough and devastating effect on them and their communities. steve jurman is a farmer and twice he's considered committing suicide. just getting through the days is a big challenge. the family run farm is now in its fourth generation but it's no longer making a profit an

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. >> reporter: she's speaking to sorority sisters at alpha kappa alpha, a sorority with 300,000 members, among them toya davis of oakland. >> she has a built-in support system. she's going where she feels comfortable, where people she knows will receive her vision. >> reporter: she says she's ready to spread the excitement of her fellow sorority sister's run for the presidency. on this friday night, mixed reactions to her run and the rally. >> it's not something i've been aware of, so probably not. >> of course, she's a wonderful person, she deserves the support. she's from oakland, i've got to support her no matter what. >> reporter: sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. >>> it is not a hollywood stunt. it's a real thing. exclusive, unbelievable video of an apparent case of road rage that played out on a busy freeway. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. clouds rolling in for the weekend. we'll let you know what you need to know coming up in about seven minutes. >>> he booked four airlines tickets for the family, winds up with almost 100 reservations. i'm consumer investigator chri

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and he does a weekly commodity to report it seeking alpha's marketplace channel i know andy from is a former radio show where i was pleased to join him a few years ago and i'm so thankful i could be more excited to have with us today from las vegas hey andy how are you. hey bart thank you so much for having me how are you i'm great and all the boom busters are going to be big beneficiaries of your insight and intelligence on this so you know commodities have had a really tough row to hoe in the last year and let's take a look at a couple of the factors that have been impacting them and importantly their price for instance among them of course is the tit for tread trade war with china and how they've been impacted and what do you make of the current circumstances andy. well you know china is the demand side of the fundamental equation for commodities i mean they're the most populous nation in the world they're certainly the fastest growing major nation in the world with the second largest g.d.p. the the treated for tat trade war really affects china more than it affects the u.s. beca

alpha fraternity. i want you to know that one of the greatest leaders of our time was dr. martin luther king jr., but his mentor was carter wo woodson, who was an omega. so welcome to indianapolis. spend a lot of money downtown, please. thank you and god bless you. >>> today, on cspan 2, race in america. >> voter suppression. voter suppression is real. let's name a couple states, florida, georgia, texas, north dakota. north dakota, yeah. today, in 2019, we're still dealing with this issue on dr. king's birthday. >>> and on american history tv, on real america at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the 1957 film "a time for freedom" documents the civil rights rally at the lincoln memorial. >> we will no longer plead to the federal government for passage of an anti-lynching law. we will, by the power of our vote, right the law on the statute books of the south and bring an end to the dastardly acts of the hooded perpetrators of violence. >>> watch today, martin luther king jr. day. >>> next on lectures in history, univer

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she's going to address more than 3,000 of her alpha kappa alpha sisters at a fundraiser for scholarships. this weekend, she'll be here in the bay area. harris is holding a rally in downtown oakland, at frank ogawa plaza. she is expected to outline her vision for the nation. that is at 12:45. harris is the first american to run for the house in 2020. harris now has her own action figure. it's being unveiled today. the kamala harris doll is dressed in dress suit and heels. it's in preorder status now. and the price is about $20. >>> let's check in with meteorologist rosemary orozco. should be a beautiful weekend out there. >> you're right, mark. we have gorgeous weather. a chilly start. but we are now in the low 50s and 60s. and by the second part of the afternoon, mid- to upper 60s in the forecast. isn't that a gorgeous view over san francisco and the golden gate bridge. as we look toward the north bay. partly cloudy. mostly clear for today. no delays because of the weather. you can see that plane just coming in. if you are just coming in, you've got enjoyable weather coming in. temperatu

the case is it fair and then it begs the question has europe changed the way it deals with african alpha's that have a listen to to what the german president had to say when he was talking about ethiopia. i've come to a country that has changed a country that is rising and renewing itself. and i believe i can speak for everyone visiting here with me that we have tremendous respect for what still has to be done we admire your courage it took you to begin beast reforms. all right i want to bring in more joy he's a blogger and political commentator from nigeria he's in our studio costs for us all right j.j. it's good to see you so we're talking about you know real reform and investment and we've just heard from the german president talking about the changes that they're seen in ethiopia and how happy they are about it but i wanted to get your sense of whether or not you feel that this is the right way to go about it approaching africa in this way. i think there's a bit of you that says. there's a bit of you that since people critical because are doing thing that germany should be in a place t

. >> reporter: she's speaking to sorority sisters at alpha kappa alpha, a sorority with 300,000 members, among them toya davis of oakland. >> she has a built-in support system. she's going where she feels comfortable, where people she knows will receive her vision. >> reporter: she says she's ready to spread the excitement of her fellow sorority sister's run for the presidency. on this friday night, mixed reactions to her run and the rally. >> it's not something i've been aware of, so probably not. >> of course, she's a wonderful person, she deserves the support. she's from oakland, i've got to support her no matter what. >> reporter: sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. >>> it is 7:12. much more ahead. she is a rising star, a bay area athlete making history on the ice. we'll show you why the teen could be headed for the olympics, but not for a few year years. >> i could not do any of that, but i know somebody who can, kyra. >> in a past life. we have some beautiful pink skies, our temperatures, i think you'll like them. i'll break down your daytime highs coming up. take a live loo waln

and we have members of alpha kap a alpha chapter it's two days, today and tomorrow to collect as much food, nonperishable items as we furloughedort our federal government workers. i'm going to bring on debbie rvis with howard university and shawun prater to talk about this effort. earlier in the moing, howard university gave a big check, $2,000. because you know there is need. >> there's definitely need. that's why we're out here this morning. the $2,000 check is donation to capital area o food bank behalf of howard university, dr. wayne frederick, wh , everyone he at howard. we know that there's a need. this need is for our family. everybody is our family. we're happy to support. >> reporter: quickly, sean, i want you to give encouraging words to those who haven't helped. but still want to. >> there's a lot of peoplwho want t know what you can do. here's your chance. go out,et canne goods, nonperishable items. meet us thursday and friday at the four location x. i'm calling everybody. everybody knows somody who has been affected by this. do your part. here's what you can do. meet us a

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noah caleb domingo, a freshman member of sigma alpha epsilon, was apparently participating in a rush week event for his fraternity when he attended a "big brother/little brother" party on friday night, according to his father.the following morning, the student's parents received a phone call informing them of their son's death, dale domingo told ktla."when you get that phone call, it's tough. you already know," dale said. "i was bracing myself." he said he has no idea how noah died. however, the family fears alcohol may have played a role."whether this is or wasn't, i don't know," dale said. "but if it was, a fraternity is supposed to be a brotherhood and you're supposed to look out for each other - and my son's not here." dale described his son as a "real sweet, kind and loving kid," who was a popular basketball and football player during his time at crescenta valley high. the school will hold a moment of silence in noah's honor at a basketball game tuesday.noah, the youngest of three siblings, had dreamed of working in sports medicine for the lakers. "it's been tough, it's been har

including the opposition and members of a very policy have colds for all bots the reason why has alphas has ruled that out for now she said she will press ahead with the deal and i mean that's what she's been doing safe on she's becoming known as the prime minister who they won't give up she's still that despite all of the challenges that she's faced and survived in i think the next the next move for hire is to just try and get people on side with the idea let's pick up some of those points with people who co-sponsored to barbara values of who is in london and joins us on the line welcome barbara so we're expecting results in the next few minutes charlottes who was just saying the most we could probably expect if theresa may survives this vote a small changes to a deal would that be enough to satisfy parliamentarians. not from what we hear the people we talk to here often during the day one hard line break to cheer for this is from the tory party and they say what they really want is something entirely different they really don't want the whole deal so this is not only about the irish b

alpha this is the opportunity to understand a very vivid way way down before it happens and you don't even. mr speaker the house has spoken and the government will listen to these trees may faces a no confidence vote after her break that deal suffers huge defeat. this is alex there are live from doha also coming up. more gunfire and explosions at a hotel complex in the canyon capital at least fifteen people. are soon to walk free on the international criminal court acquits the former ivory coast president of war crimes. the french president begins a round of nationwide debates aimed at calming the best movement. the u.k. prime minister's government is facing a vote of no confidence off to an overwhelming defeat of her breaks it deal pauline that will debate the motion later on wednesday and it could trigger a general election as bill bratton explains from london to resume must now come up with a new price by the next week. the eyes to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred thirty two. two hundred thirty vote margin of defeat was an emphatic rejection of teresa m

kappa alpha in south carolina.en will make or break candidates this election cycle. i don't know that i would dismiss her as not being viable. i will say i think if joe biden gets in this race, that's going to be a really challenging space for senator harris to navigate because he is somebody who encompasses a lot of things. he touches on some of that obama nostalgia. and i think he could give her a run for her money. >> how much is consistency going to matter? elizabeth warren is one of those candidates whose been consistent during her entire career. gillibrand not as consistent. harris, not as consistent. biden, not as consistent. is it going to matter, is there going to be a desire for purity in message? >> well, i think it's more about where they stand today so they can kind of correct if they want to. self-correct. >> are voters okay with you coming out and saying i was wrong before, here's what i believe now. >> maybe. because what's more important than that is finding your space. with potentially 20 people i

these are beta plus alpha. we know that the alpha in all three of these portfolios was very, very good. the hedge fund portfolio lost one point 6% for the calendar year. we know that the index lost more than three-point 5%. again, 2% outperformed. there has also been some outperformance in public equity, it is a mix of asset allocation, a very diverse this -- diversified, and manager selection throughout the portfolio. >> thank you for the information one number that we will need to look at and we shall at the end of the march meeting are the quoting numbers. the absolute return portfolio's contribution is one of the main reasons why we went into it and was to reduce down -- drawdowns. it is interesting to see how those numbers appear since you talked about the private equity and the real estate market, they are on different correlation with the public equity markets. we will see if our asset return commitments commitments is delivering what we expect. >> we will be able to show that. and again, 70-30 on a cale