and then we have what we call our pure alpha strategy. there's a separation between alpha and beta.t investors make the mistake of separating those two and thing they are going to make money in the market. in this zero-sum game, they're probably going to lose money from making those bets. the strategic asset allocation mix, the all-whether beta piece, and then there is the alpha. in other words, now i think it is a good time to move this way or that way. that's the alpha strategy. david: so, it's too late for friends and family to get into your fund? there's no opening? you're not going to open anytime soon? ray: no. david: ok. an important part of your life has been transcendental meditation. you do this twice a day. when did you start and why's it so important to you? ray: i started in 1969 because the beatles did it. i learned about it. it's a very important thing. i would say it's the greatest gift that i think i can give anyone. it gives a combination of equanimity, you know, a calmness, so no the matter what is coming at you, you can approach it with calmness. it gives someone

then we have our pure alpha strategy. there is a separation between alpha and beta.investors make the mistake of separating those two and think they will make money in the market. in this zero-sum game, they will probably lose money for making those bets. asset allocation is the all weather piece and then there is the alpha. in other words, now i think it is a good time to move this way or that way. david: it is too late for friends and family to get into your fund? you are not going to open anytime soon? >> no. david: an important part of your life has been transcendental meditation. you do this twice a day. when did you start and why's it so important to you? 1969 because the beatles did it. it is a very important thing. i would say it is the greatest gift i think i can give anyone. it gives a combination of equanimity, a calmness no the matter what is coming at you, you approach it with calmness and it is a process of going into your subconscious and relaxing, so it has been very helpful. david: now you are one of the wealthiest people in the united states. the mo

welcome everyone to the alpha omega winery in napa, california. >> it's so beautiful here.uiet, serene and calm, a far cry from what taylor is experiences. she's taking her feud next level with justin bieber's manager scooter braun and her former company. ♪ are we out of the woods >> taylor fired the first shot. blasting her former record company for allegedly shutting down her plans to play her classic hits at the amas. ♪ romeo take me >> where she'll be honored as artist of the decade a week from sunday. ♪ we got bad blood >> taylor wrote -- the message being sent to me is very clear. basically be a good little girl and shut up or you'll be punished. >> it doesn't look great for taylor swift. this happens a lot to musicians when they're young. they'll sign away their rights. unfortunately when they become big and famous they want their songs back. >> today a big machine executive told "e.t." taylor can perform live whenever she wants including the amas. >> i think she's bringing this out in the public because she knows she doesn't have a good legal case. public pressure i

and at the city's guineans all counting the day it's off for a month of protests the president there alpha condé is due to step down next year with his 2nd and final 5 year to expire but he has refused to rule out running again and aussies government should look into drafting a new constitution. a funeral procession for victims killed mourners and police clashed again yet more deaths just one incident in a month of violence anti-government protesters have been taking to the streets in guinea's capital conakry confronted by security forces 16 young people dead since demonstrations began last month says the anti-government f n d c movement done with no clear but we're here to express our anger at the fact that 16 year olds have been shot dead in their backyards. we're here to express our anger because canadians must have the right in 29000 to express themselves without being shot in cold blood. test demonstrations have shown that this is possible so there was a deliberate desire to kill people to frighten them to put a wall of silence over guinea the protests stem from fears that incumbent p

sort of when you have seen it they are coming shooting live bullets alpha deol oh a student 16 yearsold just lost his life look at this other boy they shot in the leg they have been doing this since press. and condit came to power we cannot accept this. a she one year old condé is getting his 1st democratically elected president his mandate expires next year the end of the 2nd 5 year term. he is not to clear he will run for a 3rd term but he has asked his government to draft a revised constitution that would allow him to do it his government's defames the canadian people should get to vote for the option the opposition boycotted the process formed a coalition and called people to the streets security forces have used live rounds in a race to the organizers least 14 people have been killed. condé said he would investigate the deaths and replaced a security minister earlier this week he announced delayed parliamentary elections would go ahead in february and change his policy to allow protests on government sanctioned. but on thursday when protesters deviated security forces crackdown.

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and as for that washington state case, david, the national alpha tau omega fraternity saying tonight they're mourning the loss of their brother and they're working with police and investigators on the case. david? >> kayna whitworth reporting tonight. thank you, kayna. >>> and overseas tonight, the chaos in hong kong reaching a desperate new level tonight. violent clashes in the business district there and the chinese university. the police warning the city is, quote, on the brink of a total breakdown. pro-democracy protesters pushing to eliminate china's heavy hand. >>> and a deadly escalation tonight. an israeli air strike killing a senior commander of the palestinian islamic jihad. the targeted attack killing the man's wife, as well. at least 50 r za no one was hit. anthebacklash tonight. video showing a man handcuffed by an officer, detained after being told to stop eating his sandwich. well, the outrage that followed, about tonight, the apology. >>> also, news tonight about google. is the company collecting your personal health information? millions are being effected by this in

she was a proud member of alpha kappa alpha sorority incorporated and in honor of her i am wearing my pink tie today. she was also a faithful member of jack and jill, that provides mentorship to the children and communities all across the country. and she was a faithful member of the new orleans chapter of the links. let me just say that her membership and all these other organizations really highlighted her love for new orleans. and on a national level, she was a member of the judicial counsel of the national bar association, even co-chairing the event in new orleans. i first met her when she was just a young lawyer in the city attorneys office, and i was a law clerk trying to find my way around. she took me under her wing and taught me life lessons that i would never forget about the practice of law. that it was not about trying to make money, it was not about you, it was about your client. it was about making a difference. it was about righting a wrong. dr. martin luther king in his speech, give us the ballot, he proclaimed that if you give us the ballot in the south, we will elect

alpha's reporting you're watching special coverage of the 30th anniversary of the fall of the burden of war so we've seen some of today's a commemorative events here in the city let's now go back to that historic night 30 years ago. i. it was a night that changed the world 30 years ago history was turned on its head the berlin wall began to fall. i. the wall had stood for nearly 3 decades slicing through berlin it was a deadly symbol of the cold war between east and western europe between the u.s. and the soviet union. demonstrations in east germany had put pressure on an already unstable regime the communist government then decided to east travel restrictions to the west district of moma this is the so-called communist official cause of god mistakenly told reporters that the new regulations were effective immediately within hours joyful chaos broke out at east berlin spota crossings it was the beginning of a new era. it was all going off 30 years ago d.w. political correspondent peter craven was here and while he was in west berlin 30 years ago witnessing history where were you that

have growth stocks done versus tech ipo, growth stocks have only grown 2% you had a 7% increment to alphanvestors to chase. >> you talk about checking boxes, and ipos in terms of performance, has it rippled back to the private market? >> great question. i think the intuitive guess is disconnect between private market valuations and public market valuations. you look at the data from 2019, 75% of them today even with pull backs, enterprise value is greater than the last private round. when you think about that, it makes sense to a degree. private rounds were more than a year ago, some cases two years ago. there's a time value of money there. i think one of the lessons we are learning is private investors are taking a longer term horizon when they make investments versus what we see on the public side >> bob, if you thought you were clever a year or more ago and sold off facebook, amazon, maybe google on antitrust concerns, regulatory concerns, right now you're not feeling so smart. what's the market telling us about that worst case scenario around the stocks. is it time to put that behind

release a group of opposition leaders from jail they were arrested for protesting against president alpha condé and i believe he's planning to run for a 3rd term of his county a lot of papers how the young reports their freedom might be shortchanged. guinea's opposition leaders arrive at the conakry court of appeal hoping they would be allowed to go back home with no further they were in jail for 6 weeks on thursday a judge decided to free them 10 members of the national front for the defense of the constitution have been temporarily released while they wait for the start of their appeal next week santa bonders you are it's a feeling of happiness and joy at the law has won and so has the liberty the innocent have been freed i'm speechless. the opposition leaders were arrested last month inside the home of a former politician who was coordinating anti-government protests. but instead of deterring the movement their detention prompted hundreds of thousands of demonstrators to take to the streets i critics fear president alpha condit is planning on changing guinea's constitution so he can ru

the 81 year old president alpha can days mandate expires next year after a 2nd 5 year term.but his government is drafting a new constitution that could enable him to become like some other african leaders a president for life. opposition politicians and activists have formed a coalition to oppose the changes and they joined the funeral procession and then more violence. security forces again fired tear gas and live rounds. people were killed. many fear scenes like this are likely to be repeated as the opposition calls for more protests later in the week against a 3rd term for. al-jazeera. firefighters have been battling a major fire at a popular market in lagos in nigeria buildings the market weren't gulf to flames early on tuesday residents of water onto the fire from surrounding tops crowded stalls made it difficult for firefighters to access the site for more than an hour the cause of the blaze is not yet now. a quick reminder of the top stories now on al-jazeera a yemen's internationally recognized government has signed a power sharing agreement with southern separatists

critics fear president alpha condé is planning on changing guinea's constitution so he can run for ard term in 2020. however this latest court verdict is being seen as a victory for the opposition that the cliff i mean i'm so happy not only because they're free but because this means justice has begun to appear the past i hope the appeals court will free them completely because they were detained illegally the street protests have been systematically banned in guinea for over a year the government insists they are a threat to public security but opponents say it's a tool to silence criticism. opposition leaders have been accused of staging unauthorized protests and a paralyzing the economy of the west african nation now while they prepare for a final decision from the appeals court tensions remain high cards hilo percivale yon al-jazeera. as the winner a presidential election after the 2nd round of voting the conservative edged out his rivals by promising to turn around a slowing economy and tackle the rising crime right to raise about reports. he's the youngest president in a little

today spacewalk, the second of four plans to repair the alpha magnetic spectrometer, something nasa likened complicated challenging work. 250 miles above earth, commander and flight engineer spent six and half hours on their spacewalk in mission control complimented them for a job well done. the scientific instrument that is offered magnetic spectrometer and for more unseen dark matter that makes up most of the mass of the universe. it looks like the ams was installed in 2011 and only supposed to last three years but it has lasted eight years so far, however, it is been wearing out. so this series of spacewalk is keeping the spectrometer in place and space science ally. -- not cutting the carbon dioxide current tubes in preparation for the next spacewalk when they will install new pumps. take a listen. >> good news we see the pressure dropping so that's a good cut. >> more than 20 unique tools were specifically designed for this repair work including a zip tie cutter designed by students in houston, the alpha magnetic spectrometer is a tool among scientists because they really do think it's

opposition groups say 3 people have died in guinea jury in protests against president alpha condé hisattempts to change the constitution protest as a concern condé wants to see a 3rd term shelob else reports i don't. want to i don't know this is the price some guinea and so willing to pay to stop their president from running for a 3rd term. why they will foot the bill and that's what i meet with security forces and they have bullet proof truck they shot at me and the gas into my eyes they hit me with the truck. for months guinea's opposition has called on people to block the main arteries of the capital cannot craig they worry that president alpha condé is trying to change the constitution in order to seek a 3rd term. sort of when you have seen it they are coming shooting live bullets alpha deol oh a student 16 years old just lost his life look at this other boy they shot in the leg they have been doing this since president condé came to power we cannot accept this. a she one year old condé is getting his 1st democratically elected president his mandate expires next year the end of th

critics fear president alpha condit is planning on changing guinea's constitution so he can run for a3rd term in 2020. 2 however this latest court verdict is being seen as a victory for the opposition. i'm so happy not only because they're free but because this means justice has begun to appear the past i hope the appeals court will free them completely because they were detained illegally. street protests. have been systematically banned in guinea for over a year the government insists they are of threat to public security but opponents say it's a tool to silence criticism. opposition leaders have been accused of staging unauthorized protests and a paralyzing the economy of the west african nation now while they prepare for a final decision from the appeals court tensions remain high. al-jazeera the more than 800000 people remain displaced by floods and kenya every efforts have been challenged by more heavy rain and landslides and west major roads and bridges have been damaged making it more difficult to provide humanitarian aid to the areas affected at least $120.00 people across th

opposition groups say 3 people have died in guinea during protests against president alpha condon's attempt to change the constitution demonstrators are concerned condé wants to seek a 3rd term reports. this is the price some guinea and so willing to pay to stop their president from running for a 3rd term. i meet with security forces in their bulletproof truck they shot at me in the gas into my eyes they hit me with the truck. for months guinea's opposition has called on people to block the main arteries of the capital craig they worry that president alpha condé is trying to change the constitution in order to seek a 3rd term. so lovingly. they are coming shooting live bullets out for diyala a student 16 years old just lost his life look at this other boy they shot in the leg they have been doing this. president condé came to power we cannot accept this . the ac one year old condé is getting his 1st democratically elected president his mandate expires next year the end of the 2nd 5 year term 6. he is not a clear he will run for a 3rd term but he has asked his government to draft a revised c

protesters were killed earlier this month during one of a number of demonstrations against president alphaondé the c c thousands of people have been marching through the city week after week angry about a possible constitutional change that they say will push me into a dictatorship. they accuse president condé of wanting to hold on to power for a 3rd term for them 10 years of condé government is enough. 81 year old khan they 1st came to power in 2010 it with guineas 1st democratic election after more than 50 years of mostly military rule since its independence from france in 1958 formally dissolve worried about the future of guinea on the condé. move i don't have the words to express myself this deception what are we seeing on the ground it could kill politics and get the futilely sacred in our tradition our younger brothers were killed how can the family come here 14 days later with no chance to have the funeral. the ministry of health says the delay in releasing the bodies is because it's pathologists have finished performing autopsies which it says will help on cover the real causes and

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for more insight, let's bring in a macro strategist at eia alpha partners. great to have you back.been arguing this line for a while that whatever the bigger picture is, we would see some sort of q4, early 2020 rebound and some of the data suggests it. what are you looking for in the short-term? obviously, market pmi tomorrow will be important. as i discussed before, diversions between the market on the way up and down seem to be driven by the large cap sentiments. optimistically first then pessimistically now. do we see a reversion between the market in which case, we would get the signal that maybe people got to pessimistic? romaine: sentiment is on the upswing. is there really this synchronized global growth? i don't think it is like 2015. the primary reason is china. we don't see the same impulse in credit growth on economic activity. one third of auto purchases in china were funded by peer to peer loans. that has been obliterated by shadow banking. i don't expect the same type of synchronized recovery, but in some assets, we are priced for deterioration. even stabilization wou

google are buying leading wearable electronics maker fitbit the $2000000000.00 deal will likely see alpha that bring a google branded smart watch or fitness tracker to the market share is unfit bit have risen 40 percent since rumors of the deal emerged earlier this. christine legarde has officially begun her presidency of the european central bank the former i.m.f. chief is the 1st woman to hold the world she's in indicated that she intends to continue a loose monetary policy is this the guard also called on countries with a large budget surplus like germany to help the eurozone spend its way out of a possible recession. our financial correspondent frank for chelsea delaney told us what the your being central bank's new boss should expect from the. christine the guard's 1st task as president of the e.c.b. is really going to be to try to build some sort of coalition to gain some sort of common ground within the governing council there's been a lot of division and a lot of discrepancy and how the e.c. be things that they should be proceeding with monetary policy here. she's mentioned before

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frighten them to put a wall of silence over guinea the protests stem from fears that incumbent president alpha condé wants to change the constitution to allow him a 3rd term in office under the current rules only adopted in 2010 his current term would be his last condo's government crackdown on dissent has international observers alarmed we don't have figures that between generally 2015 and october 2900 we have counted more than 70 people who have died in the context of demonstrations that's according to testimony as we have received but also that i mean new since we found on the scene the security forces are involved in at least 59 of these deaths this is a very significant number even though we know that demonstration in sync. any can sometimes turn violent these are to do you don't with guineas elections set for 2020 amnesty international has warned of mounting human rights violations and attacks on dissenting voices committed by security forces. now african refugees in south africa have been demanding to be moved to other countries because they feared xenophobic attacks now since last mont

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above the call of duty on april 6, 2008, while serving as a weapon sergeant special forces attachment alphaspecial operations task force 33. in support of operation enduring freedom. sergeant williams' actions are in keeping with the finest traditions of military service and reflect rate credit upon himself, combined joint special operations task force in afghanistan, special of command central, and the u.s. army. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, join me as we close this ceremony. most holy god, as we go from this place, let this ceremony be a reminder of your faithfulness and a challenge to us all to place the needs of others first. thank you to master sergeant matthew williams. may his wife be an inspiration to each of us, and may we ever remember our nation expects we acquit ourselves with honor. grant us wisdom from diamind, courage from diehard, and protection from thy hand. is the kingdom, the power, and glory forever. amen. ladies and gentlemen, these remain in your seats until the president has departed. ♪ are makingn.org, we it easier for you to watch c-span coverage of the impe

duty on april 6, 2008, while serving as a weapons sergeant, special forces operational detachment alpha special operations task force-33, in support of operation enduring freedom. >> sergeant williams's actions are in keeping with the finest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, combined joint special operations task force-afghanistan, special operations command central, and united states army. (applause) ladies and gentlemen please take a part of this, but the ceremony be reminded of your faithfulness in a challenge to us all to face the needs of others first, thank you for the life of master certainly williams made life be an inspiration to reach a us and may we ever remember that our nation expects so we get criticized with honor, branches wisdom from their minds and courage from my heart and protection from hand, it is important that we do battle, for that is the kingdom in the power for a forever, man. amanda under seats until the president has departed. good evening, my fellow americans: tonight i want to talk to you on a subject of deep concern to

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