charles: go with beta. i'm seeing the high beta names. whether it's the swks.many these other names. >> those are great names. the name i brought with me was carnival. you talked about it in the past. 2.5 beta. pretty high beta name. last year was good. yields are up. fuel is in their favor. i think it's a good name. and 27% growth. charles: it's amazing what that stock has done. it wasn't long ago when no one -- they were going to go out of business because of ebola. i remember that one. go ahead. >> now we see where we are. in terms of mergers there are many sectors that haven't started yet. the publication -- skolsstik. they've been on death row for ten years. what do they have going for them? >> the publishing company caught a bid. charles: that's a david thing. the dead are buying the dead. i'm busting your chops. you can get that when you're up 20%. >> general mills. it's not a four letter stock. not a lot of volatility. dividend yields. roughly 3%. uncapitalized balance sheet. with rates so low and acquisition from a larger acquirer or private equity fir

it's still in our beta testing processes. but we hope that it will be able to be launched i'm hoping within the next few months. along with that, that was phase one of our process and then we started with our below market rate units because they were a portfolio that was within our control. we oversaw the application process and the lottery process. in phase two, our department and partnership with the mayor's office of civic innovation will be expanding the pool of possible affordable housing options to include the broader range of 100% affordable units traditionally operated by our affordable housing developer. so that is tenderloin neighborhood development core or community housing partnership. as many of you may know the current process of when there are lease ups it requires the individual to consult a paper list that you can pick up and many of our tenant counseling agencies that gloria put together would then require and individual to call every property manager separately and you couldn't find the form on the web and

phi beta kappa in -- phi beta kappa in 2003. he has completed most of the most challenging special operations training courses. he is the recipient of the major general edward b. wheeler award for infantry excellence and "green on blue" is elliot acker match's debut novel and this evening we are very pleased to have him here to discuss it with you. so if you would come forward, please. [applause] >> thanks so much to the ivy book store for supporting this event. i'm going to read from the opening of the novel. many would call me a dishonest man, but i've always kept faith with myself. there's an honesty in that, i think. we are from a village which no longer exists, and our family was not large or prosperous. the war that came after the russians but before the americans killed our parents. of them i have only dim memories. there's my father's kalashnikov him cleaning it, working oiled rags on its parts and the smell of gun metal and feeling safe. there's my mother's secret, the one she shared with me. once a month she'd count ou

jim: the university ofbe florida has now suspended one of n its fraternities after members of zeta beta tau were accused of shouting insults and spitting at veterans and that wasn't even the worst of it. as vicente arenas reports, this is the latest trouble to unfold in panama city beach area, a community hit with a wave of spring break problems this year. >> reporter: wounded veterans gathering at a warrior beach retreat in their honor ended up on the wrong end of a drunken frat party. students threw cans at them and urinating on flags.he >> they spit on me and mynd service dog as well, and that's just so disrespectful, and it's- - it hurts. >> reporter: linda coke, who organized the retreat, called the police. >> it was heartbreaking for me as a mom because these men, so many of them have sacrificed so much.. >> reporter: this was only the latest incident in an unusually depraved spring break season for panama city beach.week a few weeks ago, this cell phone video uncovered an alleged gang rape of a passed out 19-year-old woman on a crowded beach. >> trauma emergency gunshot wound. >>

it was the beta we were doing. 90 tours launched just in the san francisco bay area, and each one lasts about 45 minutes, and it takes you to a different part of the city and helps you see it through somebody else's eyes. these are immersive like very high quality walks, where a two or guy is telling you where to go. your phone is in your pocket the whole time. brad: and you have great tour guides too. andrew: we try to find people who were part of the community. its fisherman's wharf, we found a fisherman, and he takes you beside the touristy facade. and we had a collaboration with sxsw, but other than that, we are just in sanford is go. guess: you have to tell us what your favorite tour is. andrew: there is one recently and it takes you down to the bayview area of san francisco, where a lot of the trash processing happens, and it talks about the city's goal to be landfill neutral by the end of the decade, not something you typically think of when you go on a tour but it is an amazing experience, where you really

biotechs pulling back today, all of those sort of beta names getting hit harder.ness today when it comes to chips as well. for the week, chips are the worst performers, we've gotten not so great outlook when it comes to chips as far as earnings. intel despite the fact that margins were better didn't have a tresk outlook because of pc weakness and we're getting the same message from amd, one of the worst performers today, dragging things lower on the day. apple hasn't been a help, either. it's been 0 off four of the last five days, it will report next week. maybe we'll get better outlook and better updated numbers, they've been in a quiet period on the sales of the watch. today rbc starts it at an outperform with a price target of $185. it's interesting that apple since hitting an all-time high in february and being added to the dow. has had a hard time putting together back-to-back up days, a lot more back-to-back down days, below the 50-day moving average. pulled the whole nasdaq 100. seagate is one of the big winners after it had a profit. netflix at a new all-t

last weekend veterans with the warriors beat retreat say a group of college students with the zeta beta tau fraternity poured beer on them from their balconies and even spit on them. >>: they actually spent on me and my service dog is well and that is gesso disrespectful in arts i come and i feel honored and i feel safe and i belonged but now phyllite of defending myself. >>: that or you're dating of the american flag and they were throwing things off the balcony is there was a group of very intoxicated college kids can actually read the american flag out of the ground was tried run around with itwith >> pam moore: the university apologize to the group and discharging zeta beta tau with obscene behavior public intoxication that causing harm and damage to property the fraternity also apologized to the group and expelled three members. >> grant lodes: of high school in by with the catching ride when high school junior jacob was this the could not find a prague day he thought would ask his best friend to go with him at the martinez also a junior at always a size goya did not have a date th

more importantly i think the stock's been marked down on a beta to baba. so minus .7. it oversold to the move in the mothership. i think the tax free spinoff is what you should be focused on. i think i would be buying down after earnings. >> the issue is that after the tax spinoff of baba you have to be interested in the core business. are you a believer more so in the business? >> i don't think it was a disastrous quarter. it was a miss. paid clicks up 21%. there were decent metrics in this. it's valuing the core business that lessens here in my opinion. 42.5% has been support. i don't think it's going to test that level. i think you buy with a 42.50 bottom. >> you can buy it in the afterhours. one, because this bad news is out. the stock is trading sideways here. nobody really knows what the core business is valued at. but we know it's not zero. it's not negative. so if this is somewhere close to the zero level at 43 42.50 level, why wouldn't you buy it? >> that's my call trade. the risk is zero. this is better than that. so if there's going to be a premium put on th

. >> fraternity members of zeta beta phi frat members were physically and verbally abusive. >>> a jury found the former florida a&m students guilty of manslaughter. 15 members of the school's school's famed marching band were accused of beating robert champion to death, hit by instruments during a traditional band hazing. it took the jury legs than three hours to return a verdict. >>> gay marriage is about to go to the united states supreme court. we'll find out what to expect in next week's arguments as the justice he hear from both sides on a fight brewing for decades. and a synthetic drug called spice has sent hundreds of individuals to the emergency room in just a month. month. >> comcast made it official today, ending its $45 billion attempt to buy time wearch warren warren time warner cable. gls recent polls show a record 60% of americans now support marriage equality. the high court will consider whether the constitution allows gay tums to marry and whether states can refuse to recognize those marriages if they are performed in other states. garrett epps is a constitution law pr

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using their space as a place to -- >> hide. >> if you're getting a little more bullish on kind of betanergy then refining will be a source of funds. that's what we've seen with the move in crude. the iran news, put more negative pressure on brent than wti. that impacts other refiners more than valero but generally speaking they want discounted crude. the differential narrows it negatively impabltss the group. >> when you look at energy high yield debt so hit about a high of 10% yield in december, has since backed down a bit, 8.8 let's say, is that enough of a discount in the credit side to get interested in any of the companies on either the equity or debt side given that let's say the rest of the junk bond market is more like 6.5, 6.6. are we accurately reflecting the damage that's happened yet or can it get worse? >> i think particularly on the exploration production i mentioned before many of those credits trade close to par, 7, 8% yields at par. to me that's not a reward for the risk you're taking. given the capital intensity of that busins you need that capital to put in the groun

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>> well i still think the small caps is where you get your beta.. that's going to give you more bang for your buck. >> bang for your buck. get it it was a question of the dollar. >> well played. >> not where he was going. >> i was going to say kensho is a bright guy. it might be a bright woman. >> anyway got a question out there for kensho you'd like to us answer, tweet us @cnbc @cnbcfastmoney. stay tuned. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart, plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. it's more than the cloud. it's multi-layered security and flexibility. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions. including cloud and hosting services - all from a trusted it partner.

you said it is very affordable, i think i read this test that you are able to do, that's in -- it is betae, is about 50 times less expensive than current similar tests. is that the case? if it is, what do you expect your audience to be for this test. >> yes. just to give you an idea, a traditional device, a machine to run this reaction like this, the cheapest one cost around $30,000 which is -- as a device we are providing it is around $150 so there's a huge difference. >> wow. >> and also on the bio chemistry, we are talking something around $100 as well for a single test. around 46 different types. that's our objective. to really democktize early cancer screening. we know that our online community is often times they are hosting the show, i would venture to say there is nobody right now who doesn't know someone with cancer among family and friends early diagnosis are red herrings when it comes to beating cancer, he says find the root cause. i am sure you disagree, how important is it to do early detection of cancer and how will your technology achieve that? >> it is like -- it is night

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these are significance that look at the amyloid beta and tau. until recently they were identified only at autopsy. and this represents our ability to image these. and you see the slides here. cognitively normal individuals are little of these deposits and next slide shows the contrast of individuals affected with the alzheimer's disease. and you can see by the color codes of the intensity 2increase in those brains. but the situation is even more complex and challenging than that. if we look at the next slide. here is another individual cobbively normal who has accumulation of the amyloid and tau in the brain. and we're gaining insights only now into our ability to recognize these as the potentially very early stages of the disease before symptoms. potentially before there is irreversible damage done. a stage at which we can begin to intervene and prevent progression and appearance of symptoms. so remember this and turn to the next slide. another illustration of the progress made. i apologize for the difficulty reading but it is a time course of

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if one plays for down side in the equity market you do it through a high beta area like this. >> consumers were benefiting from that. there are tax refunds which a lot of consumers say they will spend and not pay down debt. and then the consumer has been okay so far. >> consumer has been okay. there might be some ticks of hope on wage growth which will be obviously very important. the other big factor has been where oil prices are. i don't think oil has a lot of legs. i'm not expecting it to rally back above 75 bucks or something. that's what it would take to start hitting consumers pockets. so from that perspective, actually, i can see spending on a total level, actually going up. so i don't think that's going hurt them. what concerns me are valuations. that's what i'm worried about. >> what's your trade. >> the biggest holdings are disney, comcast. almost teflon names. we haven't seen real draw downs in these stocks in a long time. they are a lot higher than they were in october, that 10% draw down you talked about. if we hit a period where we test 2,000 on the down side in the s&p, this

the university says that zeta beta stole things and caused property damage. a spokeswoman for veteran who's traveled to panama city, florida, as part of the warrior beach retreat say members were verbally abusive to veterans and urinated on american flags at the resort last weekend. wow. wow. >> that's hard to read. >> it really is. my goodness. >> coming up tonight, the red carpet is out tonight in washington. full of celebrities in town for the white house correspondence dinner. we'll take you there. >> and it happens once a year at maryland's largest university and there are hundreds of things to do for free. we'll take you inside >>> well, tonight, 200 journalists and politicians and celebrities gathered for the annual white house correspondence dinner. from chicago, president barack obama and first lady, michelle obama topped the list of honored guests. president obama took some jabs at his opponents and his own tenure in the white house. >> being president is never easy. i still have to fix a broken immigration system, issue veto threats. negotiate with

the school says the alleged incident happened off campus and the phi beta sigma frat has been suspended two years. this hazing involved paddling and body strengthening exercises. >>> a new revelation in the germanwings crash, what the airline knew about that co- pilot for six years. >> a new push to get secret service agents to talk about that alleged drunken driving crash outside the white house. >> 703 73 today, now cooler air move -- 73 today, now cooler air moving in. by 9:00 tomorrow with full sun 42 to 48. we'll come back, talk about when the warm air returns, look ahead to the holiday weekend and hey, how's it going? oh, jennifer and i had the most romantic vacation. really? there were gunshots... explosions... one night we decided to spice things up so we sent an innocent woman to prison for being a witch. you are guilty! then we called it a night because we had an early tee time. with so much to do stay where the action is. book one of our hotels at colonialwilliamsburg.com. >>> right now it is early wednesday morning in switzerland where diplomats from the united states, iran

>> eisai beta-carotene and e even bullochbe even bulloch asset.ldn't take those unless they have a medical condition such as you do. people shouldn't take those in levels that are higher than what you can get. kennedy: but some of those are so good for fighting hangovers. [laughter] >> i will definitely take your advice, you know, i will rethink my vitamin policy. but the medically prescribed one i'm going to stick with it, thank you for taking time. >> you're quite welcome. see one coming up, william shatner has a solution for the drought. all he needs is your help. plus a billion dollars. and we have your topical storm next ranches. just a ram 1500 ecodiesel that gets the best fuel economy of any half-ton pickup. get more facts at ramtrucks.com "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do

to play for a down side generally in the equity market, then you want to be doing it through a high beta area like this. >> i think that's a good point. consumers were benefiting from that. there are also tax refunds which a lot of consumers say they will actually spend and not pay down debt, according to the international council of shopping centers. and then, you know, the consumer has been okay so far. so, why, you know -- >> well, consumer has been okay. there might be some ticks of hope on wage growth, right, which is going to be obviously very important. and the other big factor that we've been talking about for a long time has been where oil prices are. and i don't think oil has really got a lot of legs here. i'm not expecting it to rally back above 75 bucks or something. and that's what it would take really to start hitting customers' pockets. so, from that perspective, i can see spending on a total level actually going up. so, i don't think that's going to hurt them. what concerns me are valuations. that's what i'm worried about. >> okay. what's your trade? >> so, let's look at

tonight apple releasing a new software update including new emojis with diversity after a len tee betaest apple releaseed ios8.3 to the public today and some of the most anticipated features are the 300 new emojis notable new emojis in addition to faces with different skin sex include same sex families. >> taco bell fans hungry for the fast food chain to deliver may soon get their wish. the fast food company admits it is the number one request from customers and says it is looking into a delivery food service. taco bell says it still has quite figured it out but plans to test various delivery methods later this year for fans hoping to never leave their couch for their favorite mexican the good news is, taco bell is finally has this on its radar. all right. this should be on your radar. listen up american idol fans only the top five will tour this summer. it will teach the top five finalists and not the 10 who hit the road over the last 13 years. by the way the top five will be revealed on april 22nd. caterpillars taking over a town in texas. >> yuk. we mean taking over. the insects kee

this kind of health awareness can lead to course corrections, like for patrick schuyler, one of 8000 beta. he discovered a problem. >> i have a trend of high blood pressure. something is happening to me every day. it's high and i've taken action gotten it checked out and gotten on a treatment plan for it. >> it is in the process of fda trials. further down the roads personal liquids are the focus. his wife sam, tests for 12 different problems with scanadu urine. today i am the guinea pig. ok, i will be right back. i will spare you the details, but the process involves paddles would test squares and an app. in about one minute, my result. quite you are very healthy, my friend. there is no blue popping up. >> clear is good. >> it's very good. >> thank you. that knowledge of self is coming as we build up our self history day by day. >> in one year you have to make over 1000 decisions that amount to something very big. >> readings indicate a life form in the vicinity apparently human. >> star trek tri-quarter debuted in the 23rd century. your very own is now 200 years at of schedule. brad: ra

your opinion on covered call strategies, like, say, you got a stock, or say a stock is one or 1.2 betad go out no three months with 8 to 10% premium which i would be happy with and you collect premium options and dividends. >> a lot of my friends like them. i have always shied away and here's why. because i don't like to cut off my upside. same reason i don't like to sell put that can make it so my down side is much bigger than i thought. if i own a stock i own it for capital appreciation and income. if i sale a covered call i feel like i'm missing out on some of the best reasons why i buy a stock to begin with. all right. you got to know when to hold them. when to fold them. kenny roger couldn't have been more right. key to know when to buy and when to sale. i'll help you out. i'll dish on the many fact yoofrs that could push a stock higher. then you drafted an all-star player, should you ever get it the boot. don't miss my take. plus i'll take your tweets just ahead. stick with cramer. ♪ ♪ ♪ (under loud music) this is the place. ♪ ♪ ♪ their beard salve is made from ♪ ♪ ♪ sustainable

fought all the air said biedermann e and beta carotene. old asset folic acid... >> reporter: the clouds have been stubborn to clear out this afternoon. his clout in breeze is out there and we could see some spotty drizzle tomorrow morning drizzle as possible on retracting the thunderstorms to were tracking today it will stay cold throughout friday and for the weekend with a warm things up. the wind speeds the currently assigned is 24 mi. an hour and fairfield. the satellite and radar pictures you see the it's showers and thunderstorms are firing up in the mountains and the last few hours today and thus could continue out to rob them tomorrow will guy dale warner is in affect for the coastal waters. this is not a good day to be out in your boat for the next few days. tonight was still holding on to cloudy conditions and that will continue throughout the night. >> reporter: tomorrow morning we would generally secretive out is guys once again and then as we get to the afternoon the clouds will not really be clearing out here your pockets of s

we can do is, developing early earthquake warning systems these are in beta form in western united states they have been imminented successfully in japan and parts of mexico and china. what the programs do, here in united states, usgs has a program called shake alert take seismic waves travel slower than communication waves first seismic graph stations can defect that earthquake transmit it faster than seismic waves can travel. and that right there that competition the speed of our communication allows to us give from a few seconds to a extreme situation maybe to a minute notice to cities in far enough away from epicenter of a large quake. neil: that would be just a few seconds to a minute to live a struckture that might be in peril, that not a lot of time it might introduce more panic. >> that will give you a few seconds to drop, cover, hold on, protect yourself, but if you are a surgeon in middle of surgery give you a few seconds to put that knife down. give you a few seconds to slowdown or stop, railroads high-speed rail. you will know a few moments to open doors on firehouse stations

she has won numerous teaching awards including the phi beta kappa teaching prize the grapes award in the humanities the sinclair great teaching award. she gave a tedx talk at stanford. she has appeared on c-span and "national public radio" and her work has been featured on "cnn".com, slate.com and the "chronicle" of higher education. "a chosen exile" a history of racial passing in american life is allyson prospectors but featured on "national public radio"'s all things considered the tavis smiley show on public radio international and serious sex into the book was selected as "the new york times" book review editors choice a best book of 2014 by the "san francisco chronicle" and a book of the week by the times higher education in london. the roots chose sub six. please join me in welcoming allyson hobbs to the national archives. [applause] >> thank you so much douglas for such a lovely and generous introduction. my sincere thanks to douglas for inviting me to come to the national archives. it's such a pleasure being in this beautiful city with such a rich history and thank you all so

volume has been heavier in the high beta areas.a stocks solar stocks, excess -- that third one there, that's semiconductor stocks. much heavier than normal volume here. it's high beta names that usually go first. huge jump in small cap stocks in china. after the close regulators in china kind of threw a curveball at everybody. they cracked down on stock margin trading an over the counter stocks essentially penny stocks. you could see some of the effects on some of the bigger names here which is a big pharmacy chain in china. finally in europe the peripheral countries are the weakest there. that's greece portugal italy. those are again vague concerns about a greek exit. i had noted the rtx, which is the russia etf dropped in the middle of the day. there were apparently some concerns about potential downgrade of russian debt there. that has bounced back. finally i would note that while it's a weak day, i'm not seeing a lot of panic. i'm not seeing a lot of traders buying put protection. the volatile index has gone from a 13 to a 14.

look at the market evaluation and break it down by sector you'll find more of the traditional low beta like utilities and sectors are at the high end of the range and more cyclicals are the low end of the range. >> you were saying stay focused on the nails. does that mean you'll be bullish on the stock like the russell 2000 who makes the majority in the u.s.? >> we're neutral on market cap right now. there was a big trade in that last year but a lot of indicators have shown that valuation has come back into normal alignment for large versus small. at the margin i would be including if i'm underweight, small or mid, i'd be bumping that up. maybe taking large cap exposure down a little bit but that's the play on the stronger dollar. we tend to get you more to regional smaller companies. >> and how important is this jobs report on friday? do you think it could really help give more clarity to traders when we will get a fed rate hike? >> yeah it's really very important and, you know it's just a huge gap between the employment data and the rest of the economy right now. so the employment da

. >> the lady says gamma phi beta presenting her with a check to say thank you for 24 years of servicep next the bad binge drinking as a teenager can have long term effects on your brain. a new study shows drinking too much before the brain is developed can stunt down memory growth. >>> the ugly a woman managed to skirt around a florida radio shack stuffing components under her dress. he managed to walk out with all of it. "fox and friends" starts now. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, april 28th. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. baltimore is burning. a night of chaos turns a city into a war zone. >> get back. get up on the stairs. are you watching this guys? are they watching us? steve? are you watching this? >> businesses are looted and protesters celebrate the destruction. this morning why police say social media started it all. we are live on the ground with what you need to know straight ahead. >>> unbelievable. and amid the chaos and flames people want to know diz baltimore's mayor actually fan the

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of legislation a ticket of the death tax but these are reforms for private e-mails put into public beta. there are 500,000 hours each year used for the union purposes. so when they don't answer the phone with 60% of the phone calls the political appointees say that's because you are not giving me enough money. he has 500,000 hours which somebody calculated could be 2.3 million at that the time. get into the labor unions for free, the workers, the people. but it's not with taxpayers dollars. we need to ban the efforts that they started which is to say that you contribute to the conservative group with think it is the gift tax to stop them. we think that -- this is a very powerful one because they were calling the donors and saying we think you may have a gift tax 25%. that is not true. i don't know maybe we shouldn't give as much of this action cycle. you could describe describe bodyweight everybody that he talks to just with a threat like that. >> host: you mentioned the shs a. one consumption tax is to drastically expand. do you see anyone pushing that angle? >> guest: it is 529. the h

the number of supplements made you more likely develop cancer like beta care teen, developing lung cansernd heart disease up 20%. selenium supplements, associated with skin cancer. vitamin e elevated risk for prostate cancer. should i throw my vitamins out? >> i don't think necessarily you need to throw the vitamins out. these are people that took excessive doses. melissa: what is excessive? >> more than recommended daily allowance. melissa: how much? you take one, take two that can be dangerous. were people taking 10? >> i think they were taking hundreds of times the usual recommended dose? melissa: why? >> we have become a society really thinks we need a quick fix for everything, rather than eat fruits and vegetables, exercise and diet we want to take pills to solve all of our problems. melissa: how many would you possibly take? taking a whole handful of these things you will think you will get a whole lot better? that's crazy. >> a lot of company companies that make the supplements are pushing them as cure all, be all. the fda doesn't regulate these things. you don't know actually what

>> i think there might be more beta twitter. facebook had trouble at 85. i think it goes up. more bang four buck on twitter. in the game. >> right. exactly. >> i'm going take twitter as well. twitter is about nine months or thereabouts behind facebook right now in terms of where they are, where their growth is. they do have engagement issues, something they can't quite catch up with facebook because of the nature of what it is. 140 characters. growth there is incredible. >> news alert on tesla. >> you know who gets a lot of bang for their buck tesla shareholders. they only paid ceo elon musk $35,000 last year. that's down from $69,000 in the year before. of course he made less than both his cto, chief technology officer who earned over $17 million and cfo. don't cry for mr. musk. he owns 22% of the company. and that valued at about $6 billion. back to you. >> no tears shed here. thank you for that. tesla we should note nice move higher, above the two day moving average. very close to take out 2015 closing high of i think it was 219.99. >> stock has done everything that it sho

the fraternity members of the beta came through the parking lot ripped the flags off their cars, somersonal magnets. there were reports of them spitting on veterans, even in spitting oone of the veterans' service dogs and insulting them. they went on to throwing beer bottles off of the balcony and just a lot of behavior that the university administration found very disgusting in the words of the vice president for student affairs. >> as has the fraternity admitted to this? >> they, in a letter apologizing to the warrior's project they apologized for the bad behavior of some of its members. they didn't really seem to take full ownership of it they didn't go into details of what happened. but the international organization has since expelled three of the frat members from the fraternity. and they are looking into it further to see if any other action is warranted from their end. >> you know, it's really sort of hard to believe this could happen. i mean, spitting on like disabled veterans. you know. it's just i don't know what to say it's so awful. >> it defies understanding. i have a ne

he posted it a month before youtube's public beta launch in may. 2005.y launched on november 15th that same year. he built his interest in youtube to google for 137,000 shares of stock, worth roughly $64 million. >> he's doing fine. >> yep. >>> you can enyou your favorite chipotle burrito without leaving home. the restaurant chain says it signed a deal with post mates. the san francisco-based startup guarantees delivery of goods within one hour. here's the catch an $8 burrito could cost you up to $20 with delivery fees. post mate operates in oakland, san francisco and san jose as well as other bay area cities. we have to all order together. >> yeah. >> make it worthwhile. >> i want mine hot. >> sorry, sorry. i'll just walk down there for us. >> perfect. >>> now ask finny, michael finny is answering questions by facebook, twitter, e-mail. first is from a person who asked via facebook what's the best health insurance you can buy? >> that's kind of a big question. it's not a one size fits all kind of question. i mean even the affordable care act comes in th