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but this is for beta.his portfolio i was going after ones -- >> that deal happens there is a lot of lot of beta potential there wouldn't you agree. >> so much of this is stock too though. it is not a $77 deal like it was when halibut rn announced. it is going a less deal. so it's not as much upside. i have two in here that are takeout candidates i think. stratasys i have them in here because they were down some 40 odd% last year. and i think they are a take out candidate. and the ak you ray therapy. this one one the same. i think someone out there can buy them. >> what if you are mid year. >> i don't think i'll be in these la long. i hope to be making trades every week. maybe even in week, judge. >>> coming ups. blackberry ceo says his company is on the right track. john chen's first on cnbc interview up next. and green mountain is going cold but the stock is red hat. are the traders drinking it up up? why's that? look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank where no bran

and elizabeth felts is a director of beta beta hospit hospitality group. >> the way it works is restaurants input waste data on a daily or weekly basis. and our platform calculates how much waste they are generating, how much it costs and how much they can save. and over time if they input this data they can also get recommendations on ways to reduce waste. >> like order less of this because you are throwing x amount every week. >> something long those lines. >> how do you make money with that. >> restaurants reduce money by saving waste and it's a subscription service so a monthly fee restaurants pay. >> you have been at batali&bastianich and have been using that the last five years. how does it work at your corporation. >> a friend. we started using because we were looking to reduce food waste and it is not that easy in the restaurant world. >> what did you find was one of the biggest products you were ordering too much of or throwing out too much of. >> one of the best things we found is that a lot of it you don't know what you don't know. which is that in trash hauling it is not like th

sorority and -- chapter of delta sigma beta sorority and said outreaches like this one help build trust. >> i think it in many ways informed citizens, made them more conscious to ask questions like the questions we're hearing tonight. how does a grand jury work? does a prosecutor have undue influence? is it fair to have a person testify in front of the grand jury? >> the state's attorney says she encourages young people to learn about this process so they can make a different impact on the legal system. >>> now a followup story we brought you in 2013, one of the toward's largest chinese broadcast companies phoenix satellite television has agreed to settle out of court with two former interns who sued the company. the internals, one in d.c., one in new york, alleged the company's former u.s. bureau chief subjected them to unwanted touching and sexually explicit comments. our report in 2013 focused on allegations by reporters, internals and job candidates who pointed to what they called a long pattern of sexual harassment and assault involving 10 women. one reporter captured some of it on

fast forward to 2003 after the invasion, then what happened is the beta organization moved into iraqsing sectarian divide under the prime minister maliki who's now gone. i think one of the big issues of why we're seeing the prominence now is if we go back to last year when we saw the iraqi army crumble under the isis attack. that, then effectively gave the people on the ground no security blanket, and that's why the beta organization, which is the shia-backed organization has come more into prominence of late. it's because they are the security blanket that are protecting shias within iraq from isis attacks. >> it's an odd set of bedfellows emerging in the theater there. our partners at voktive got a close-up look at this. they embedded with one of those iranian-backed militias and took a look at how their fight is contributing to the broader fight against isis. take a look at this everybody. [ gunfire ] ♪ ♪ [ explosion ] [ gunfire ] >> back with us now, former british officer michael kay. michael, how does this fit into the broader strategy the obama administration is pursuing here?

are in ton teamed up with designers at san francisco's beta brand to make ready jeans. the material in the pocket they are made of a metallic alloy woven in the the fabric and that creates a shield from preventing credit card from digital pickpocketing. >> it intercepts these signals and it spread them out and so it does not allow any two-way communication. >> the the jeans are a little pricey. they are $168. beta brand will start shipping out those order next month but that is just so smart. >> that is pretty cool. >> very nice. >> we don't keep our wallets in the back pocket but it is absolutely perfect. >>> we are in the only ones suffering through bitter blast today, um-hmm. >> reporter: a deep freeze grips much of the nation i'm don champion in new york city with a look at the paper from being the midwest to the north east. >>> plus building a dream bedroom for this little boy, but he need your help to make his wish come true. we will have that story coming up. ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twin

actually is specific for the free -- what we call the free beta amyloid. clumps. it would be nice to prevent the clumps from forming if that's what's causing the disease itself. >> yeah. so really the big risk that john's company is taking is they're trying to prove the molecule works but also that the cascade is the problem. i think that's the -- >> that's right, fred. i think if you work in alzheimer's right now, you're trying to validate the pathway and to prove you have a medicine medicine. that's right. >> next time you're on, john we'll talk about pricing it. it's hard to understand how to -- just how we should approach this. you look at the global model, that's not the way to go i think. you need patent protection. you need orphan drugs so that companies put the money out. you got to recoup your investment, but maybe medicare ought to get a better deal. i don't know. therest so much cost containment, we're not sure how to do the pricing at this point. we're all sort of trying to find our way. >> i think for hard to treat diseases, the cms should do

defensive beta funds. quince green leaf. and matt mccaul. digging into the first real, real. oil trading at a discount. cheaper gases. more money could be in consumer's pockets. in theory, could help us businesses. what happens if the rest of the world is weak? so, matt, that question to you first. what does it mean? even if the us is doing great if everyone is suffering can anyone afford to buy our goods. matt: the us dollar is increasing as well. it makes our goods expensive. double whammy. we've seen this coming. we knew china was due for a soft or hard landing. a lot of it has been priced into the market. the us stock market has been able to hit highs. we've been talking about us centric companies. that's the best asset class as far as going forward in 2015. when the us dollar going higher, it will help the companies based here. that's where you want to be. i still believe the us will be the best market going forward 2015 regardless what happens in china. >> we'll remain the cleanest dirty shirt in the pile. >> europe is a big beneficiary of oil prices as well. they've be

stocks, is it time to change the portfolio to get the high beta, the volatile stocks out of there? >> well, you know, we're looking at value, and i think you want to have a diversified portfolio if you look at a complete portfolio. david: would you include google in that figure? >> i wouldn't include googul because it doesn't pay a dividend. i would shy away from the growth and sales names and focus on the leaders, geelg is a leader, but those that are leaders like apple, intel, western digital, some of the tech names we're looking at in our fund. liz: intel keeps increasing dividend and seems to be a solid dividend. ralph, give us your tips, you don't have google or tesla either. you have a micron technology known as one of the most volatile stocks. >> yes. i'm look long-term now, liz, and micron and a couple of the other stocks they like, bank of america and applied materials have all been correcting recently, and i think that is, on a long-term basis, that's an excellent buying opportunity. expect a little more volatility near-term, if you have a two or three-year time horizon,

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where we've made all these great advances over the last few years is knowing by being able to follow beta amyloid when somebody is going to develop that. the future, and as david mentioned the issue of genetics is involved. who's prone to it? but if you have alzheimer's in your family, we have to watch your family because it is genetically based. >> the good thing about this nasal spray that mark just talked about is actually work in 25% on even ish paents that have this gene so there's a step forward, we have a long way to go but we want people not to ignore the symptoms, and jump in if you see things are not the way to go. >> the nasal spray is not available. >> it's not. but this also affects the families, so it really affects everyone. go for it and get tested. >> very good. it is one of the deadliest cancers for women in the united states. we'll talk about some of the most common risk factors for cervical cancer and the huge debate surrounding possible prevention, as well as diagnosis. ght, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to wo

purpose the same process i read through them twice my approach i went through them not necessarily alpha beta but each one no detail looking for the answers i thought were highly responsive for example we have questions when as part of the rfp properties we provided a significant amount of information and asked them for details what they thought of the managers the only way to evaluate the depth of their research do necessary know our managers or not to me if i know about san francisco typically uses the consultant that's primarily one of their 0 responsibility that comprises 75 percent of our public assets and having them there and being able to talk in this case briefly to talk to touring our margins that was my approach to go to the rfp and is whether or not i thought the answers were responsive and evaluate them that way i definitely went through the grading process there are very strong managers in here and on that have weakens in certain areas trying to identify that's why we had several meetings to discuss the candidates we each came away with different opinions some of us will thought

. >> are in ton teamed up with designers at san francisco's beta brand to make ready jeans.e've men to a fabric. it creates a shield to protect credit card from digital pick pocket ing. >> it act like a little cage. it intercepts these signals and it spreads them out, so it does not allow any two-way communication. >> jeans are a little pricey. they are $168. beta brand says they will start shipping out those order next month but i think it would be greatest specially for fellows because you put your wallet back in there. >> yep but you have to be careful then 168 bucks maybe. >> i hear you. >> but it could be where things go. >> yes, it is going there heading that way. >> wonder if those pockets being. >> when you are walking. >> i like the way you walk. >> yes. >> we will take a short break, we will be right back. >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. the lets get right over to katie because it is cold weather, it is sticking around katie. >> it is erika, good morning, everybody. this will be one of the coldest mornings we have had since last january. so it definitely is

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beta brand will start shipping out orders next month. >> forget the met al alloy i want niece zone iny jeans right now. we have a can keep you warm. >> kathy or will have a look whether we'll get a little bit of a break. >> a little bit of snow will fall tomorrow morning before that break. take look i wet weather watchers are saying. they're saying brrr it's. hopefully these temperatures bottomed out with southwest winds warming up overnight. let's go to some of these colder temperatures. right now it is 12 degrees in perkasie. and chuck is saying, we have a little bit of wind as well. chuck you could be seeing a few snow showers in perkasie come tomorrow morning. so be aware that. another place you can see a few snowflakes will be to the north and west of the trenton area. right now steve is robbinsville. he is saying 15 degrees and we have some clouds rolling in. and then delaware checking in at 18 degrees. cold everywhere. john says winds out of the southwest at five. this is probably your lowest temperature john as temperatures will be rising overnight with southwest win. if you w

they teamed up to beta brand to make these. >> these are high end jeans made right here in san franciscoeporter: the material in the pockets is made up of metallic alloy woven into the fabric creating a shield. >> it intercepts the signals and it spreads them out so it doesn't allow any two-way communications. >> reporter: norton says this year, 70% of credit cards will be vulnerable to digital pickpocketing. thieves can steal info from your credit cards, passports, all wirelessly. so high fend security jeans designed for the san francisco techie. simple, stylish, movable. it costs $168 for now. as the demand grows, so does the price. not all the pockets have that shield. you can tell which ones do by the yellow stitching on the front and back pockets. don't stick your cell phone in those pockets because it will block the signal causing your battery to brain. >> i think the beauty of this idea is within its system policety. you don't have to change your habits or lifestyle or bring another gadget with you. it is just pants. >> reporter: keeping comfort and style in and hackers out. >> wh

they're going to have to figure out how to speak to those americans who, no matter how much we talk to beta dow going up and the rate of growth and the economy. obviously a lot of people still a deeply pessimistic. you know, it's a very unsettled field right now, as much as people think oh, we just finished an election. why do we have to hear about this now? gwen: it's 2015. it's now ok. >> it's the most interesting part of the cycle as people try to make their decision and try to gauge elect rate. and a candidate looking at this race someone like a rick perry is going to be taking the temperature as he sees it of what is it that voters are going to be looking for this year and do i have something that speaks to that? on the democratic side it's a one-person race and on the republican race it's like a 12-way tie. it's just crazy. i've got my whole list of candidates right here on the republican side, there are so many. but i think the top tier is jeb who you mentioned who it's almost like a professional. it's like he's done this before. the way he's making these moves coming out first annou

went to harvard college and earned an award for academic achievement and i be deducted into the phi beta kappa and graduated magna cum laude. and his father had a lucrative real estate business so many expected him to fall back into that elite style and enjoy luxury and an elite life. but he turned his back on the elite life that beckened him and went into the most dangerous business an african-american business can go into at that time that was fighting against african-american equality and justice. his life was ang utter roller coaster ride of fighting racism. ended up losing his wife to an influenza epidemic. he was ostracized by many other elite, african-american elite in boston. don't get me wrong the elite in boston cared but couldn't understand trotter's obsession with this call at the expense of everything, even family. he reevepbtly went broke and lost all his money but kept going, fighting, struggling. and he died prematurely at age 62 in 196 4. but i just wanted to put it in perspective. anyway he met with wilson two times. once in 1913 and the other in 1914. there was a woman

lori: so it is a high beta stock. almost twice as volatile as the s&p index. do you see that coming down? will it stabilize here? >> it's hard to say. we're an increasingly volatile market. and we own both debt, which is lower volatile. and it is risk -- is less risky than the equity. but we think the equity is cheap on intrinsic basis. the market will bear that out. january will probably be good as well. because you have very good comps when weather hit a lot of retailers. lori: perfect story for today. we saw retailers rally. consumer discretionary stocks were among the best performers, that continues to be among the story of cheap oil prices. that theory must work into your own forecast for jc penney as well. how do you see consumer spending, especially at these retailers like jc penney panning out? >> well, it's interesting. so we talk about -- you can't talk about 2015 without talking about the impact of the movie in the price of oil. and you can't think about the moving the price of oil without talking about the impact, both favorable and negative, favor

it is what we call a high beta.uch more volatile than the overall market. >> i think it is important when somebody sees that type of a pullback you're talking about if they're looking to get in the market and they missed it and say they will get in at a 30% downswing, a recession is a 20%, by your definition the correction, about 10. it becomes a great entry point if your thesis is that is something done for erroneous reasons. charles: they're going to pick the next bottom. >> the reason people are investing, they don't have confidence. you have ignorance and sometimes almost like hold on, top, don't be afraid to tivo the show and go back and write down the terms and google them or whatever you want to use. they don't understand it. >> understand the terminology. boil it down even more so. when i talk to people i simplify. you have to. >> stocks haven't been overvalued for about 10 years, they are still not. our earnings going to miss? and then see the stocks with higher valuation sped >> if something sounds weird t

that the first step we must take to achieve that goal is to develop a world-class workforce in the beta program so that our employers get the employees they need in a 21st century economy. we know that virginia is the home to the best workers on the planet. we owe them a workforce development system that prepares them for economic success, from infancy all the way through adulthood. [applause] him him most of you in this room have heard me say this many times. we have employers across virginia today that have thousands of high-tech jobs available but they cannot find trained workers to fill them. if we are going to keep these companies in virginia, and bring in new ones, we must build a world-class workforce system that better aligns our training programs with the needs of our employers. this session, i am proposing introducing a bipartisan workforce development package that increases state funding for workforce programs, devotes greater state attention to apprenticeships and training in much-needed areas and increases accountability and transparency for the millions of taxpayer dollars

he was the first black phi beta kappa. he was not overwhelmed by the trappings of the oval office. he was not impolite. he was making his case. wilson was unused to it. >> the one thing, it has nothing to do with whether the movie is good or bad. what i found well done was the lincoln assassination. of all the times i've seen that in places and this back in 1915. >> it is all about the capabilities of d.w. griffith. >> did i read in your book that they had complete mock-up of the ford theater? >> that's where most of the film was filmed in hollywood which griffith had gone to and start working in 1910. it was a story that gets at the early days of hollywood. >> we have a minute and a half to show. it leads up to what will not see is the guard outside the box where abraham lincoln was sitting and john wilkes booth comes around and opens the door and shoots him. let's watch and you can explain. [video clip] >> that is john wilkes booth right there. when you look at the box on the left, the major and his wife and is that mary todd lincoln? >> yes. >> >> yes >> that's the derringer? i

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extreme, obnoxious valuation no one wants to hold them and why at least in today's market these high betathese big far out type of fantasy stocks probably a lot further to fall. melissa: okay. james freeman, this was a very obnoxious stock for a while. i like the way you characterized that jonathan. >> not just value but overvalued. melissa: it could go back. maybe this is an opportunity. what do you think, james? >> i think it is obnoxious period because this is not a real business in the way lots of other listed companies are. it is highly dependent on political favors in terms on both the drivers side up to $10,000 in rebates if you live in california along with the federal credit. a lot of state and federal money directly to tesla. nevada, billion dollars of tax breaks to tesla. this business survived at this point on political favors and you really have to have a good understanding of that going forward to say this is a sustainable. >> melissa, briefly to your point, lower fuel prices mean cars like test last fuel-efficient cars are less attractive. melissa: we have to leave it there

he's going with low beta. and i went the opposite way and i'm taking the pain right now. pete has a conservative start but that mirrors his view at the beginning of the year and he's right on so far. >> steph do you want to pick a stock you don't like maybe or? >> well own ups and we own american express. when i saw your portfolio i thought wow. and i have -- i don't have foot locker in my portfolio but i also van athletic wear manufacturer in my portfolio. i thought your portfolio and mine looked very similar. >> are you saying he's copying you. >> you decided to go with bigger, better, maybe best of breed. >> i was. i wanted to go towards the big blue chip names where i'm going to get some yield. i like what i see when you see the fundamental stories right now. i do see the volatility and the head winds in the first six months of the year. >> the performance is certainly relative to what we're seeing in the market in this early part of the year so it's been tough sledding almost all the way around. you can track all the action all yearlong. cnbc dom/pro. you get real ti

i tell people 2014 was a great beta test for us. get our act together in building that massive operation, but part of it is we're going to have a lot of candidates and a lot of good candidates. that means we need to have a primary process that isn't a three ring circus. weep can't have 23 debates, we can't have a process of six months of our candidates killing each other. want to have a reasonably shorter process, fewer debates that are more fair for everybody and it's really a big issue now that we're going to have a big field. we've got to be really good at this. >> what does it mean to you, moving the convention from what you had been in late august, early september all the way to mid july. why do you think that's a good idea? >> yeah. >> are you concerned that you will not have that last-minute sort of momentum going into the election day? >> well, we're -- it's going to be the earliest convention since 1980 on the republican side of the aisle. no, because here's the problem. we're going to come through a primary as a republican

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you know in climbing vernacular the sequence is called beta and we constantly are exchanging beta for wall. there's 32 of them. so while we're working on it we were in constant communication of the different ways that work and don't work and, you know cheering each other on while we're on our ascend effort. >> tommy caldwell kevin jorseson we have been wanting to talk to you since this climb began on the 27th. i was about to climb up after y'all to get this interview. very very proud of you. we know the president sent a tweet to congratulate you bask in the glory and get his voice back. just know the nation is very very proud of you. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> that must have been a good party last night. >> what are you going to climb after? that's a lot of beta. >> i'll deal with him later. >> i heard some skepticism in his yeah. >> rightly so. >>> back to our top story this morning. isis inspired plot to attack the capitol with bombs and guns has been foiled. now the suspect's parents are coming to his defense suggesting he may have been set up by the fbi. the new dev

smart beta says why should everything be market cap weighted like the s&p 500? can weight inteks other ways and make more money. what's the argument? is there a real reason i should consider something else other than looking at a market cap weighted index? >> >>. >> it'sover eighty stuff that might be -- >> the russell 1,000, which has big cap index. the s&p 500 is a market cap weighted and the sim bomb is eqal. why equal weighted? why do we need an equal weight index in can you show that would outperform a market cap weight? >> >>. >> you have an index that weights -- they pay the most di dendz. can you show that that would be better buying stocks by dividend rather than just market cap? >> well, the key is always to put this in a portfolio context. what is your advisor portfolio manager trying to achieve? many investors today clearly have hire flk. this gives you an ability to weight those high dividend -- >> low volatility. stlo that's a big winner for us. a lot of people have had bull markets for the last couple of years. i still need to be overweight equiti