all: yes, alpha. alpha? i am not alpha. he is... oh! [ straining ] i can't do it. -russell! -huh?ahhh! ahh! [ panting ] [ grunts ] that was cool! [ laughs ] ha-ha-ha-ha! don't jerk around so much, kid! easy, russell. [ laughs ] oh, i am ready to not be up high. [ laughs ] ♪ ♪ sorry about your house, mr. fredricksen. you know, it's just a house. ♪ [ squawking ] ow, ow! [ laughing ] ow! ow. look at you.ing ] ow, ow! you're so soft. [ squawks ] -awww! -aw! i wish i could keep one. [ squawks ] what? uh? where's my cane? i just had it here. [ squawks and horks ] [ horking ] you know what? keep 'em. a little gift from me to you. bye, kevin! [ squawks ] ♪ ready? ready. [ barking ] ♪ man: and by receiving their badges, the following explorers will graduate to senior explorers. for extreme mountaineering lore. congratulations, jimmy. for wild animal defensive arts. congratulations, brandon. for assisting the elderly... uh, russell, is there someone that... uh... [ clears throat ] excuse me. pardon me. old man coming through. i'm here for him. congratulations, russell. sir. russell, for ass

does that create the alpha?t about getting the lift and the alpha with the outperformance when they can change it? which is the better more available strategy right now? john: i think you've got to do a little bit of both. we thing about leaders and we think about improvers. when we look at investing we think you do want to own the leaders. the companies that have shown that they can create and manage a diverse workplace, that they have more diversity and nail the critical environmental performance characteristics that matter to their businesses. we also understand that as investors you get paid for identifying the companies that are going to improve, that are going to tackle these issues that show financially material improvement. we think we want to own both. what you want to stay away from our the laggards. the boards, the management teams that just aren't addressing these issues. so, leaders, improvers. stay away from the laggards. to gethn, it's great your thoughts. thank you very much indeed for your time.

they got the -- alpha company was in the lead.the first platoon -- a team from the first platoon of alpha saw a few enemy soldiers running down a path they had seen nothing else that whole time. they didn't know what was being set up against them. so they -- is one of those great military ironies, the alpha company of the black alliance that they were setting up a little ambush waiting some more vietcong soldiers to come by. they gave the signal and all hell broke loose. >> host: st. louis. >> caller: yes i was a vietnam combat veteran from december 1967 to december 68 and it's ironic i was part with the alpha company 128, not that battle but many others. i was a platoon leader and then the september of 1960 attic took over alpha company as a company commander and i am enjoying the show very much and plan on reading your book and wanted to let you know. to act thank you i should point out for other viewers that the first of the 28th is the other battalion of the black lions. they are also black lions. but the two battalions didn't

but how do you quantify that and relate it to alpha?this time, we are seeing more and more flows going to esg strategies than ever before. we are also seeing these outperform, which is great. pretty amazing to watch them actually. looking at this kind of perspective, esg as a tool to mitigate risk, number one. instances, toin generate alpha. esg strategies outperform. i wonder if the pitfalls of the s. you start to get into this idea that certain companies have to stake their ground on certain issues. for a company like nike that has i guess a certain weight and certain customer base that has been loyal to it, it can do that, but for other companies, you kind of run the risk of offending large groups of the population that could be potential customers. how do you sell this that the s in esg is something that can be done in a way that is not going to backfire on them down the road? tiffany: i think companies have to be realistic. day,at the end of the companies have to make any. that is a real thing particularly what is going on in count

fisherman alpha jello licks in the young man grow plants nearly every day he says the roots will bind the soil and protect it from being washed away in the rainy season or through these mangrove roots will help the ground become stable again but if we don't plant here the problems will remain the houses will be lost and people will have to migrate again the mangroves and the embankment project give him hope says alpha jell-o. but he knows that a lot more will need to be done to protect the homes and livelihoods of the thousands of people who still live on show bro and the small the turtle islands. well let's project our next. course. is a very serious problem. that. so how can adjust to the situation the mail. and also. to the. there's only just enough moisture in the sand for the butterflies even though the rainy season just ended. up to life is the mayor of a town in southern mali. where it wasn't as dry 10 years ago now we can plant rice anymore if we don't stop chopping down trees soon we won't have any rain at all. is one of around $3500.00 officials in mali who have taken part i

the mangroves and the embankment project give him hope says alpha jell-o. but he knows that a lot more will need to be done to protect the homes and livelihoods of the thousands of people who still live on show bro and the smaller turtle islands. well. project. dealing with the course. is a very serious problem. aren't. that. adjust to the situation in the mail. and also. to the. there's only just enough moisture in the sand for the butterflies even though the rainy season just ended. at a town in southern mali. and it wasn't as dry 10 years ago now we can't plant rice anymore if we don't stop chopping down trees soon we won't have any rain at all. who is one of around 3500 officials in mali who have taken part in the climate change seminars these days protecting the environment is on the agenda of almost every council meeting. most of $30000.00 residents are poor and subsist on what the land gives them. cotton is the most important crop here but growing it takes a lot of water. from. the niger river is an important lifeline for mali and supplies the countr

fisherman alpha jell-o. looks in on the young man grow plants nearly every day he says the roots will bind the soil and protect it from being washed away in the rainy season or through these mangrove roots will help the ground become stable again but if we don't plant here the problems will remain there houses will be lost and people will have to migrate again the mangroves and the embankment project give him hope says alpha jell-o. but he knows that a lot more will need to be done to protect the homes and livelihoods of the thousands of people who still live on show bro and the smaller turtle islands. well let's hope that project is the greens our next report is also about dealing with the consequences of changing weather conditions drought is a very serious problem in several parts of africa aren't they receive no indication that that will change anytime soon so how can communities adjust to the situation the mail but town in mali has made it his mission to learn more and also policies and knowledge on to

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like most packs, it's led by an alpha male and an alpha female, the only two wolves in a pack who mate >> mcintyre: the gray alpha female is still leading to the right. >> whitaker: oh, yeah. >> mcintyre: and you see how the ones behind her are playing. she's determined to lead them to the west. they're running along the top. >> whitaker: right along the ridge, yeah. that's magnificent. >> smith: we can see these wolves from the ground, and it's been a sensation. so we've learned a lot about pack dynamics, and personalities, and-- and how social they are. >> whitaker: what do you mean? describe that for me. >> smith: they want to be together. they're a pack animal. so the power of the wolf is the pack. >> whitaker: nowhere is that power more evident than when a wolf pack is on the hunt for elk, its favorite prey. they work together, because they have to. >> smith: your average wolf weighs 100 pounds or so, but your average prey animal is much bigger. a bull elk's 750 pounds. a cow elk's 500. so how is a roughly 100 to 120-pound animal going to take that down? >> whitaker: they do it, d

twitter as well at the news is the handle rebecca bridges we'll have more news for you at the top of the alpha now though i'm anthony held thanks for watching. staying up today don't miss our highlights. program online d.w. dot com highlights. i'm going crazy thing in all the time. how to handle a new lives in times of the koran and then next d.w. reporter. just like everyone else and she's looking for answers and thankfully with the help of meaning expect a few of them. thank you is not life as we know it. in this together our new web series. this week on world stories. italy once again open to tourists ukraine surrogate mothers babies are waiting for their parents but we begin in india since lockdown restrictions have been eased the number of corona virus infections has risen sharply hospitals are strained to beyond capacity while temporary morgues are reaching their limits and the situation is bound to worsen. apart from pockets of containment centers the day to day lives of people in india seem to be returning to normal as logged on restrictions east but these sites hardly reflect the real

was the alpha and he put it that way. i think you can. get support that anything that only tell you about put it. down tell you. it's up to you to support the community to do it. but criminologist dawn pena has convinced gang members have an ulterior motive for helping out their community. gangs in my experience seldom do anything for anybody else they it's all about themselves it's all about what they can gain so you know my 1st question would be if they distributing food parcels why you know what are they getting out of it and. you know they they might want to look good in their communities but they might be using that there's a lot out so you know how do you get out and distribute your drugs back on the keep flights leon meyer admits that breaking with the past is easier said than done. but things is never going to go away i'm going to be get something you know to things it will always be there will always be gangsters in the way we stay on in the way we look they put us all together i used to consider yourself against the firm. i'm ag

that's all the news for now i'll have an update on that story and a lot more at the top of the alpha stuff again you can always get the latest on any news on our web site that's d w dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well as the state of the news from building on ask me how it all possible the same here thanks for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona update. 19 special the next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll. just through the topics covered and weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast so you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at the. science fair. pressure is on the fama saying to find a coronavirus vaccine it's a race for recognition and big bucks but also our lives who get the vaccine 1st will countries on the look after their own interests you're going to us is the quintessential

ok sal already got that alpha. peabody dish out he can keep it with that india has he gone to that which was in my list there but i didn't come to the understanding to kill the jasmine gage panzers forbid each of them to head west side to people who died to keep us but was just as bad just a mistake to think i mean as for the sports world it's my. good thing i'm going to add to the bone again downward sharpen the bag by leg measure he did during the show so nobody's difficulty that he made a good thing because he i have a worse was a good reason to dish but i could think of a. car i think the medium went to but it can't get any. good i was up there and can make good people want to let go out to our little lives on with those bodies as in gaza the boys doesn't mind i was there they can ask them to give up my lives to help but so far that was worse by the way it was a lesson on. the law that was most of us on the planet was allowed ok no problem with that somebody in mumbai lousy working. in the it was supposedly abo

you can see members of the fraternity alpha phi alpha gathered kneeling with their hands up, taking a stand against police brutality. >>> this morning, health officials warn about coronavirus flareups and part of the u.s. states like texas, florida, georgia, and north carolina see a surge of coronavirus cases. in arizona, a month after restaurants and bars resume service, hospitals run out of beds. >> and arizona you can see 1500 cases recorded recently, in florida, 2600. -- to put that in perspective, at the peak of the epidemic in new york, 5000 cases were reported. >>> amid widespread complaints, they say people are ignoring social distancing reels. a number of business citations were given for violating public health rules. >>> the senate and assembly are expecting to hold a vote on the states budget. right now, chambers and the governor are working on closing the budget gap, one way they close the gap is by eliminating pay hikes for state elected officials and lawmakers. they were unanimously voted on last month. >>> the governor is expecting to give an update on the state's resp

all sorts to have alpha bet have sited.tarted off in mid may where i found his statement remarkable. the language he was usesing. we're not out of ammunition by a longshot. have we ever heard of a central bank saying there is no limit to what we can do. that's why i think on one hand it is very, very challenging to understand the path of recovery but on the other hand if you take a step back and think about what is going on right now, i mean, it is absolutely unprecedented. i mean, it is almost like global pandemic has hit us. we're all in the same shoe and you know, the leaders to have world have called in every super hero they can think of. we have batman and superman and wonder woman and ironman and essentially, you know, these guys are all put in a room flexing their muscles and they are being told do whatever you can, whatever it takes to sort this out. and in real life, what am i talking about? i'm talking about uncharted territory. essentially a global coordinator's central bank efforts. the numbers we're talking abo

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this is not an alpha they wanted to make and as you said they wanted to make and as you said the alreadyostponed making the announcement wants. and leicester's mayor has been pretty cross and outspoken about that and said he was only told that it was to be made at 1am this morning and he is not terribly pleased about that. it was postponed once but when you have got the figure emerging that sizzling light to percent of all new cases of the virus in the country and three times higher than surrounding towns and cities, you cannot avoid taking and cities, you cannot avoid taking a decision like this even when shops that have only been open sincejune the 15th and when the rest of the country is obviously preparing to start reopening the hospitality industry this coming saturday, that in itself will pose a real test for the government and their coronavirus policy when leicester's residents are looking at the rest of the uk and pubs and theme parks and so on are starting to reopen and they are told to stay at home. whether it will hold, we will see. you wonder whether they might have to have a

. >> both planes speakers and alpha males both had the acrimonious relationship with the media the establishment of their own political party. both had predecessors that were considered very weak winston churchill had neville chamberlain and trump had barack obama. there are incredible parallels between the time and then and that's why i wrote the book. >> when we look back at churchill in history we picture him as beloved. >> it certainly wasn't that way. and then someone that decided to do things a different way. and those to be in the falls for a long time. and with those british national newspapers in the early 19 forties and if those are british national newspapers you may thank you are reading the "washington post" or new york times so similar are the criticisms and the accusations that both man like judgment or don't listen to anybody around them and i got instinct and to be too optimistic all the things we've heard about donald trump the criticism leveled at winston churchill. >> both were party switchers? >> they were. yes winston churchill really was a lifelong politician with a stint

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and another group was the alpha pi alpha, the african-american fraternity which marched several mileshrough the memorial area today then ended up at about the same place in lafayette square and black lives matter plaza, singing songs, making speeches, doing prayers. some of these people we believe are remnants of those two groups and you see them here. they're marching with us. they're going downtown. possibly toward the 14th street bridge. heading in that direction, wolf. we're going to see how far they get and whether they're able to block traffic. again, my experience is that everywhere except for philadelphia one night, the pattern is the protesters go up onto the highway, traffic is stopped, they make their point and they exit fairly quickly. we'll see if that happens tonight. >> we saw last night in atlanta, i-75, the interstate in atlanta, was blocked for quite a while. we'll see what the protesters in d.c. do. all right, brian, thank you very much. as we continue to monitor nationwide protests across the country, the number of states -- a number of states are seeing a surge in

also we've caught up with the alpha pi alpha african-american fraternity.l member together, marched around the memorials. i did speak to two of their leaders. i asked them about the killing of rayshard brooks in atlanta friday night at that wendy's. their frustration levels over that event and their ideas whether the police can reform after the george floyd killing and the brooks killing friday night. take a listen. >> i have family that live blocks away from where that, where that snbt incident occurr the wendy's. i've been to that wendy's in atlanta so felt it in my spirit that could have been me. >> working towards change. it won't happen overnight but i believe in god and that it will happen soon. the police department is starting to realize things need to change. america is finally starting to realize that chings need to change and we're going to capitalize on that enthusiasm and energy to make sure that change is invoked across this country. >> reporter: so part of that call for police reform is a call that's been seen here. we've ladder heard it here

i've got alphas and i work a deal doesn't. go. to a. much. much. thanks. all we can be the generation that ends it good malaria must start so millions can live. this is d.w. news and these are our top stories the white house has held its 1st coronavirus taskforce briefing in 2 months after u.s. daily confirmed infections hit an all time high vice president mike pence says the administration can't ignore the alarming infection rates.

and with perry being the alpha male, i gravitated towards him. i played sports, and that connected us, and brought us real close. i'm going to try not to be sad. this is a lot harder than i thought it would be. ( applause ) i just remember just all of the memories, man. so more than anything, i just want to say thank you to him just for being there, just being a real genuine person, just being loving and caring and somebody i can count on, no matter what. we didn't have much, but coming up, my grandmother tried her best, and wherever she slakd he picked up for me and made sure i had sneakers and clothes, and a lot of stuff like that. i appreciate that. i'm going to end it with a funny story about he was the biggest lebron james fan. and i remember-- i don't know if you griez familiar with the n.b.a., but when the cavaliers, they came back on the golden state warriors in the finals, and i remember the very first phone call, and i told him, "look, man, you too happy. you sound like you won the championship." we laughed about it. he said, "man, you

but i'm the alpha here." and he just stared back at me...

i'm got alphas and i work a deal. nicole is in germany to learn german english binnacle. why not learn with him daisy learning course because speak . to face to face. to face. i. feel. all we can be the generation that ends it good malaria must start so millions can live. this is the w.'s live from berlin to lock down restrictions re-imposed in northwest germany following coronavirus outbreaks of 2 slaughterhouses hundreds of thousands of people are affected local leaders say that police will use force to ensure compliance if necessary also on the program of the world please hold leadership from germany the assessment of nato secretary general following u.s. plans to cut the number of american troops in. the suspension of a popular satirical t.v. show in hong kong fuels fears of creep.

i've got alphas and i work a d w. a a. thanks. all we can be the generation that ends it for good malaria must start so millions can live. this is news and these our top stories u.s. president donald trump has said a man killed while in police custody would be pieced with his administration's economic performance that it was quote a great day for george floyd stoop to upbeat jobs numbers like a presidential rival joe biden said the comments were.

they said he was an athletic alpha male, someone who was constantly bringing home stray friends who needed place to stay, a good meal. he was powerful, huge. you get the sense of someone who was a kind of gentle giant, and the family said we did not grow up with much. our mother raised us. but we grew up with each other, and you can see from the memorial service, people coming together. the family coming together. but there were also celebrities in the audience. a comedian named kevin hart. a few musicians. because of social distancing, this 1000 capacity church only held 500 people. they had to place people every other chair, but the university has said that it will establish a george floyd memorial scholarship. more than 50,000 dollars has already been donated, and the president of the university is calling on other universities in the united states to establish a floyd memorial fund as well to "lift up african-american future leaders." lauren: the three police officers who were arrested on wednesday have appeared in court. right, and one of the things that the family had been hoping for

alpha waves they appear when our test subject just closes his eyes so now i'll shake your head a bit my business. sort of just then be strong waves appear. you know not spend it's a hindrance if we want to get to the actual information that the brain is thinking because this disruption distorts the whole thing and for months you want to come. to filter the correct thoughts from the chaos they use a deep learning process in which the computer recognizes brain activity on the basis of e.g. wave patterns that it is already. to teach the system these patterns test subjects are asked to repeatedly make a movement in this case raising the right arm the computer now learns that the brain wave pattern created represents the desire to move one's right arm regardless of the end user is. the scientists have taught this robot how to recognize a specific commands. using only his thoughts the test subject asks the robot to fetch him a drink. the robot recognizes the specific brain wave pattern and carries out the task. for. a reason to celebrate or perhaps that the scientists are also concerned ab

the same house with them and you know all those were more of a father figure my life appeared in the alpha male you know i gravitated to him coming up i play sports. you know that kind of connectedness brought us were close on. and trying not to be said is a lot harder than i thought it would be. i just just remember. i just remember just all of the memories man so morning anything i just want to say thank you to him just for being there has been a real person just been loving and caring and somebody can count on no matter what . we don't have much but coming up my grandmother try to base that where was she so late he picked it up for me he made sure i had a sneaker isn't and clothes and a lot of stuff like that it apre shaped it on. my end it was. a funny story on he was the biggest le bron james fan and i remember i don't know if you guys are familiar with the n.b.a. but when the cavaliers they came back on the go to stay warriors in the finals and i remember the very 1st phone call and i told them you 2 happy you sound like you want to see if. we left the boat in the you know he said ma

now hoffenheim have surprised the bones of parting company with coach alpha just short despite the side overachieving this season and sitting 7th in the table which could be enough for european competition short it took over from your leonardo's man moved to vibe sick last year and many pundits expected hoffenheim to struggle despite confounding the doubt says the disagreements are behind the scenes of led to the split. and 2 russian cosmonauts aboard the international space station have been testing their mental agility with a game with chest against a grand master jack in the game was broadcast on the russian space agency as you tube channel told he even nation wagner used the tablet and said pretty well against one of the top names in chess coming away with a creditable draw. played along from the space museum in moscow. so i want you to if you're a wild water canoe slalom reisa but you can't train properly because of the corona virus outbreak allotting team sebastian rossi has come up with a novel i think he's practicing hog tie himself to palm trees especially after his girlfriend

go missionaries need to be sure that life is constantly creating that your mind be economic damage alpha coronavirus the damage is still being counted what's in store for yesterday was elicited lunch time magazine's list in the flesh will dangers jeffrey sachs economics director of the center for sustainable development to be university seen here advisor. professor it's so great to have you with us we do want to. have a chat with you for the longest time about how these times of damn week and there's are the best times to actually pick your mind and maybe find out what is it that you're going to inherit here is yourself lost companies go bankrupt one afternoon there the global economy is more than 5 trillion dollars in the best case scenario some acid suggests are currently in the hour of the hurricane and the worst is yet to yet to come do you think they're right and how much worse can this get. we're obviously in a very deep crisis it is highly. differentiated across the world and i think this is the most important point in the asia pacific region yep and make is getting under control

i'm going to have alphas welcome to the program the latest round of brags that talks between the e.u. and the u.k. have ended with no significant progress according to the hughes top negotiator michelle obama it is abused london of failing to honor the brakes a divorce agreement as the 2 sides trying to thrash out trade deal before the end of the year he claims british officials are trying to backtrack on commitments they've already agreed to other british say the negotiations needs to speed up the a was clearly frustrated. we are engaged in this negotiation and of a fusion of a joint political dicta ration that clearly sets out the terms of our future partnership this document. the document is every ball in all languages. including english. version. was negotiated with prime minister johnson. it is for us. and it will remain for us the only valid reference yet round after round our british counterparts seek to distance themselves from this common basis well let's bring in our top experts for this story bob islam brussels and in london you both have followed the latest developments on