. ♪ though i fall through glass hi, i'm bushwalla, and you are watching "beta records tv." >> what'sp, folks? i'm brandon johnson with "beta records tv," and if you're in a good mood, you're about to get in a better mood because in the studio today, we have bushwalla. what's good, man? >> hey, how are you? >> so, you are originally from cleveland, ohio. when did you really start to begin your whole quest for entertaining and performing? >> 25 years ago. i was 9, and, uh, i started in a theater company called kids on broadway, and, uh, my fifth-grade teacher really liked my vibe and helped get me in to the theater company, and from there, i went on working with the cleveland opera, uh, great lakes shakespeare festival, and i was just in all the regional theaters, and in cleveland, i was an announcer for the cleveland rockers. i was a wnba announcer. i just did anything i could. instead of, like, getting a regular job as a teenager, i became a clown. i found a lot of self-fulfillment in that because i was still performing, and little did i know at the time i was really working in a sho

> los climas son muy extremosos y si no vienen con agua, ropa , comida pueden fallecer. >> el grpo betarno mexicano, los acompañamos antesd e que salga el sol . >> el desierto de sonora tiene 20 mil millas cuadradas, en estados unidos se exitende sobre arizona y california, en el verano las temperaturas alcanzan más de 120 grados bajo sol, una condición que no impide que las personas intenten atravesarlo, sabiendo inclusive que les puede costar la vida . >> el recorrido inicia en las ruinas, aquí solo una semana antes el desierto cobró la vida de un joven de 23 años, murió deshidratado, sentado en los restgos de una batería . >> pondremos esta veladora pues para que su espíritu, su alma descansen y encuentren la luz de alguna manera por el sacrificio que hizo . >> como esa ruta, todas son dificiles, mortales . >> el año pasado fueron 121 rescatados, en el 2012 se miraban 174 . >> seguimos una pista, cuatro personas fueron vistas, lo más probable es que necesiten ayuda, eligieron una ruta larga, antes de lelgar socorristas detectan movimiento, es un hombre que está sediento . >> ¿cómo es

>>> al principio niega ser migrante, y cuando descubre que son del beta les dice que tratarÁ de pasarleva al encuentro de 4 adolescentes. >>> estaban intentando cruzar? >>> no. >>> antes de ser trasladados aceptan que se preparan para caminar por el desierto, y un dÍa cruzar. >>> el migrante no debe tener miedo, el grupo beta estÁ para auxiliarlos, y a veces por las condiciones no pueden razonar de manera correcta, y tenemos que tomar la decisiÓn de sacar de la zona de peligro, porque no estÁ contestando las preguntas. >>> algunas millas otro caso, un hombre que se dio por vencido y regresa para recobrar fuerzas. >>> quÉ le pasÓ? >>> me cayÓ una penca de palma. de puras espinas. >>> revisamos varias estaciones y puestos con banderas anaranjadas donde pueden encontrar ayuda. >>> vamos a encontrar una botella de agua, un suero, vamos a encontrar atÚn, galletas, dulces. >>> tambiÉn recorremos las cuevas. los tubos, y la caÑada, una ruta en la que los polleros no instalÓ cÁmaras ni sensores, encontramos trozos de esponja que pegan. >>> es para no dejar huellas. >>> retomamos la bÚsqueda,

they are bad stuff. >> i like beta males. >> you are not a beta male. >> no. know what a beta male is. >> it is the opposite of alpha male. >> and sherrod wants to teachers and our wonderful sport. look at their sport. it is polo with a goat's head. there is a big divide. >> you work with what you have. >> they do that once a year though. jay we have the super bowl -- >> we have the super bowl once a year. >> i want them to -- you know, you can really bond with people just being normal with them. >> these are people who blow you up. >> i know you want to move on, but these are soldiers and marines. we want them to be -- we want them to be safe, but we want them to fight our wars and get out. at the point we teachers teach them diplomacy won't they take over? >> it is hard to slam dunk a ball when the vertebrae is still attached. >> i don't think he said that. >> we used to play goat basketball in our family. >> we finished this topic. >>> from manuals to mangers they are focusing on bullies in assisted of blitzen. a school has can -- canceled its holiday conce

i'm britt burton, and you're watching "beta records tv," and today we're here at the gibson showroom thank you so much for letting us just come by and check all this out. >> my absolute pleasure. >> brittany: obviously, we have a lot of guitars behind us right now, but something cool that gibson came out with was a self-tuning guitar. how is that different from playing one that you have to tune? >> many, many songs are written and recorded in different tunings. once you start doing gigs and stuff, you find yourself doing 12 songs, and there's 6 different tunings. now, you got to own six different guitars, or you're gonna be out of tune because you can't really keep retuning one guitar because they're not set up to do that. that thing there, the dark fire, blew my mind. now, it's pretty technical, and it's been a while since i played it, but, basically... [ chords play ] and then if you select another tuning... yeah, now you've got instant rolling stones. [ rock music plays ] but you've still got to be able to play like keith richards. >> brittany: yes. so, how do you know when pickin

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it emits a beta particle. okay. it emits a beta particle. and what does it turn into? how many people can figure out what the number is here that couldn't do it before but maybe now can? show of hands. four people. wonderful. now, how many? what is it gonna be, gang? it's 94. 94, 94. what is the second planet that we named after discovering by newton's laws? it wasn't neptune, it was what? - pluto. - pluto. guess what we'd be calling this, gang? plutonium. plutonium. pu239. and you know what plutonium will do? plutonium as well as uranium 235 will undergo fission when a neutron taps it. and so this is used for power production. u235, used for power production. historically, when the bombs were dropped back in world war ii, the bomb that devastated hiroshima was a uranium 235 bomb. you know how much uranium 235 was left after the bomb was detonated? almost none. the united states shot its arsenal, one bomb, none left to speak of. you know what the bomb that hit nagasaki was? plutonium. plutonium. does the same thing. plutonium is made from uranium 235--238, very plentif

you'll see him coming our signature there and you look up and there's one check in on you he alpha beta gamma he was all the the fine now trying to treat his leg that way out there know what's going on so you can pinpoint . the dirt right now. shells become income mortal danger and a piece of art. stick them to. keep him symptom free. and. our team. feel. welcome back chris some footage has emerged apparently showing syrian rebels killing ten unarmed prisoners as they played for their lives we have to warn you of the very graphic content of the images you are back to see one of the gunmen is head referencing the al qaida linked al nusra front responsible for several suicide attacks in the country meanwhile internet and phone access in the country has been restored offer a nationwide communications blackout lasting more than two days and the opposition wide brain the assad government for the information block a news analyst patrick henry since says it primarily benefited the u.s. backing the rebel militias we have a massive problem again with fear and we've had this problem from the begi

to me it was a beta chase to a lot of those names into the end of the year. it makes sense to come out of them, when you hold options. they're going to decay over the holidays. if you got that move and you think that there's some momentum you get out and take your win. >> one of the other things, we saw a lot of options activity in names unrelated to the fiscal cliff this week as well. which is something we haven't touched on. i think that we should probably mention that some of those other stocks like herbalife shouldn't get entirely ignored. one of the points i would make, the oil names, industrial names, volatilities are not that high. because in my correlations drop off a little bit, actually for those people looking to get a little bit of beta using options those are some of the places where it's not that expensive. what's happening right now is that you have some of those stocks that have been beaten up pretty severely. you have some potential for upside gains. >> the turnaround surprisingly midsection was shares of apple. apple earlier in this session

less oxygen sure true enough but it does more than that the brain cells put out a compound called beta amyloid if you could look at a brain cell it's like a sausage maker and these little strains of sausage are coming out as beta amyloid forms little clumps of plaques called plaques and microscopic meatballs and get in between the brain cells and that is the primary hallmark of alzheimer's disease well if you have a fatty diet especially animal fat if you run a high cholesterol level the brain puts out more of that and you have more plaque in your brain so the answer is don't be eating these animal products not just for your heart right but to protect your brain that's that's quite remarkable is there a is there a genetic association. they have identified a genus integrated s'posed people alzheimer's does that make them more vulnerable to diet or does that is that independent of what you said is exactly it it's called the epsilon for a leo if you got it from mom you got three times the risk of alzheimer's if you got it from mom and dad ten to fifteen times the risk but what the gene do

my that's are the beta chase type of trades. in terms of creating alpha, there's a plan b on the cliff and also a plan c. i think something does happen. >> do investors all need b i think sustaining whatever advance we get off the fiscal cliff is going to need some other fundamental cast a list but even on a pullback i think you might the pasht. >> what's surprising to me is how resilient the mark is in here. you get the sense that this market does want to have a rally between now and the end of the year, it wants to see santa come down the stock exchange's chimney. what would you buy today. if joe has made some moves on financials, what would you do? >> to be frank, i'm not doing anything today. we've taken some profits and have a big pile of cash sitting on the sidelines. we're being cautious. if you are being aggressive, i'll put some pits under there and be very, very cautious. >> stephanie. >> i thit the market wants to go higher. because the underlying fundamentals are getting better. >> look at the existing gdp and look a

>> i'm in for wells fargo and wells fargo for the high beta. these are the two names that warren buffett is in. it's been off to the races for the past month. pete cited numerous times the weekly options in bank of america. that has surged from 9 up to 11 now. percentagewise this is astronomical. this is both exposed to housing. we have the best numbers out of california in six years. i think that's going to continue into 2013 and that's why i would be long both of these names into that. >>> coming up on "halftime ", a rough 2012. we're heading to the big board to give you the play on that and from a laggard, this year's biggest leader. financial, should you buy into the big bank run. "the halftime report" is back after this. how do traders using technical analysis streamline their process? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-edge analysis tools from recognia so you can quickly spot key trends and possible entry and exit points. we like this idea so much that we've applied for a pat

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come in august and there's a jet there and you look up and there's one tapping on you he alpha beta gamma with all the fun now to metry and he's letting a guy with out there no one not pinpoint your. right now. just not a joke. ready for rome and his younger brother ronnie live and nyland a dusty shanty town that backs up to the bombing range they took to the chocolate mountains through team leader risking life and limb when scavenging the military range became their sole means of survival. fueled by plane rap beer and methamphetamine the border of brothers burn their way into the military range it being sunday randy desperately clings to the hope that the fighter bombers and helicopter gunships won't be airborne nonetheless there are no certainties in this war zone save for the lethal quality of the landscape. in a range is this please let this be a safe prosperous true. brother going to run red lights. when i drive. my stuff big case my brothers going there the way. roughly seven or eight miles in randy ass and the cameras be turned off on the western edge of the chocolates the navy's e

i still think there are far better beta names out there to trade. >> doc, are you at odds with your brother? i want to read you stats that are going to shock you. >> please. >> in the past 9 of 11 weeks, $115 billion in market cap washed away from apple. >> yep. >> what does that mean, doc? >> it also add $150 billion in market cap as it ran from those march opening numbers until it got up to 705. so that is the converse of what you just said. as far as apple here, like the fact that it keeps flirting with the death cross because as it has done twice in the past in 2008 and 2011, when it did that, it made big moves to the upside. i think this is all fiscal cliff and tax related selling here. i don't think it's core, that rumor that because they moved up margins -- >> what do you do? your brother says stay away. >> i think he's right. you don't add to it until the final weeks of december. >> he didn't say stay away. >> did he say buy it? >> he said own it. >> if he thinks it's going up. >> if he loves it so much, why don't you buy more here? absolutely. on november 16th the stock rallied, to

more treatment for alzheimer's that david and i have been talking about 2012 this year targeting the beta ameloyd protein. duke university found out using mris and pet scans and spinal fluid they can differentiate in a large percentage of the cases between alzheimer's and front temporal dementia. only the mri may be enough. that is exciting. if we can use the latest type of mri to tell us different types of dementia we will know which to target with the new treatment. >> you mentioned a pet scan. what is that? >> that looks at heat. how much radiation or how much heat something gives off. is very expensive and to take someone who is debilitated and having problems with dementia and start giving them spinal taps and putting them in pet scanners where they take several hours it would be a lot better to use an mri alone and get right to new treatments. >> spinal tap s an invasive procedure that involves bleeding and infection. >> and some people are are allergic. >> they can have reaction to this but it is expensive. and with mri is it is less invasive and can get an earlier diagnose. it is

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we had the beta breakers and break the city in half for the runners and manage the emergency response for that. we had the gollen gate anniversary and remember that off the bridge and the u.s. open and the pride parade. and then we took a brief break in july and in august started with some of our exercising as part of the fleet week activity and i highlight some of those here, so with the america cup's races which we had been planning for starting at the beginning of the year. three successful exercises in preparation for the first week of racing that took place in august and continued in october and as the mayor mentioned october was incredibly busy for us with america's cup and the fleet week activities we had going on, to additional exercises. we had a senior leader seminar and a disaster aid presentation on marina green. other things that took place that the mayor mentioned the bluegrass and castro street parade and a finer and giants game and lead to the playoffs and all happened on the same day so when we go we definitely go big. after those activities we had the annual shake ou

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if he doesn't deliver it, dollar's up tomorrow, beta comes down. it's a really good trading environment if you use that dollar as your headlights. and there's a causal factor between policy and what the dollar does. and you can kind of really key off of that. >> and policy, though, also, when you look over to europe, is another part of why i think stocks have gone higher. so, germany, it went to january of 2008 highs. we're effectively at five-year highs and you've got a place where people expect european policy also to deliver. but germany, which is the export engine, really, to the world, i think, is telling you something. if you look at their exporters, they have been rallying. if you look at evaluations here, they're not terrible if you look at the export market picking up, especially in china. watch this. it's not all about u.s. fiscal cliff. one of the things we've been seeing rallying in this market are u.s. multinational that are exposed to a better environment. >> quick touch on cummins here. you see the headlines. billion dollar buy back

if you want the beta or the alpha here you go after something like u.s.m, some of the timber stocks. i think they move faster than these two but these two i think home improvement stocks go higher. >> put the charts back up that we were looking at. it is quite telling, pete, what those stocks have done lately. >> right. extraordinary move. i'm with john. i think you still have upside on these names. lowe's has been doing a great job and playing catch up but us g seems to be plates the place . >> do you have to choose between lowe's and home depot? >> i think that is the interesting call and of late it's been lowe's that performed better than home depot. >> it's ban big game of catchup. >> is it at the inflection shun point now where the money goes back into home depot? i think conventional wisdom on the street believes that home depot is a better company than lowe's itself. we don't see the evidence to suggest money going back into home depot from lowe's but i think that is the next trade you look for. >> what is your best trade right now assuming we don'

i run the beta breakers in it. i do parade in it. i've gotten a lot of mileage out of it. used to come down with my parents and walk around union square. now i get paid to be here. >> you guys have a great holiday. thank you so much, bye bye. >> it's been said music can tame a wild beast but can it also heal? paul sifeld shows us how a bay area hospital is using the power of music to help nurture the sick. >> ♪ >> it's never a good time to be in the hospital but the holidays just really accentuates that. it brings up a lot of issues not just for the patients but for the whole family. >> we can play really wonderful role with the music in that music is so tight into the holidays. >> music they are páeu -- music therapy is one of the therapies where it was all good. >> don't give up. never going to give up ♪, don't give up ♪ never going to give up ♪. >> we do a lot of song writing as you heard with jill. and that's a wonderful medium for for patients to be able to send to their family members. >> the day i saw him he was in a lot of pain. very depressed. at the end of making

you want to identify going out and chasing beta? go ahead, knock yourself out.on't want someone watching the show saying i listened to those folks and wake up in march and the stock's back down to 9. there's no value in that content. >> there's no risk management when you do something like that. i think the viewers that actually -- >> you have risk management, most of the viewers that watch this show, they're deficient in terms of risk management. >> which i think is our job to make them better investors. do not play this and then wake up in march. you need a tight stop. i agree with joe. all i'm saying is shorts are being carried out of here feet first 20% of the flow at 100 million shares at last count. plus -- plus -- and this is really important -- >> i'm going to have to bang the gavel in a second. you're going a little overboard here. >> my final point, don't look at it as an investment. if you're a trader, this is exactly what you want to see. it is a great set-up. rsi is a little overdone. let it pull back a bit but i think you can still play this. >> i'

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look for some of those lower beta strategies.r the defense sectors. >> in the meantime, it is pretty clear the markets are anticipating we're not going to go over this cliff, isn't it? >> yeah, they sure are. i'm surprised to see the level of optimism that congress is going to come to some resolution here. i think it's scary there's no plan "b." i kind of have three ideas of my own. the first one is let's get real, folks. if everybody on wall street thinks something is going to happen, there's a good possibility the opposite is going to happen. to me, i think it's a good time to maybe take a little money off the table, go to a little cash. the second thing is, when this market -- if we go into january without a deal, we could see a market drop on a level of what happened in 2008 when we failed to come to a t.a.r.p. agreement. 30% the market lost. >> that was a 700-point selloff. >> just like that. >> so joe, what do you think about that? i know you're saying, look, don't freak out, stay calm, assess the situation. but what kind o

kind of a dangerous time in the market, and this is a fund that is unusually low- volatility, low beta fund, so it's a place where you can get some relative safety. > > eric singer. thanks for joining us today. > > thank you. we are out of time for today. check back in with us every weekday morning, and you can also find us on facebook and twitter. from all of us at first business, thank you for watching.

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