you were with beta o'rourke.one with his soul searching trip and from watching him and his body language, do you think, yes, in a couple weeks he announces he's getting in. >> reporter: it certainly seems like it. one thing i noticed was his family walking through this group of people. a lot of people were surrounding him. his children looked a little bit afraid by all these people screaming and chanting. i think what is happening in the o'rourke household this morning, how they viewed all that last evening, hearing those chants, they are still having a discussion about this. yes, it looked like he was going to run but certainly has left open the possibility of doing something else. i asked one supporter in the crowd said she loves him but she said she hopes joe biden runs and beta o'rourke is his vice-presidential candidate. even people in el paso aren't completely convinced. >> david, jeff, abby, thank you very much. >>> on the front lines to drive isis out of syria, our crew was very close to the crossfire. we

, so we can -- our beta, so we can work with p.c. to make that happen. thank you. >> president cook: you just touched on communication which i wanted to come back to, with the website, there's a chat feature that comes up, how can i help you? how can i answer your question? when i'm looking at the website, if i just click on any of the links between community or parent students -- there's, no matter where you go, you can't find a number. so i was -- we're a people organization, we support people. people want to talk to people. so before i continue, can you address both those matters, how to make numbers more accessible, how to answer questions more quickly? >> so thank you for the idea and the feedback in terms of could there be a chat feature? we don't have that as part of our beta, but we'll take that back to the group and see what's possible and how we would set that up and manage and maintain that. but to your point, too, around phone numbers, you know, that is -- and the templates that we're building out how we're making the con

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the company confirming the new icon will show up when users download apple's latest beta version of ios 12.2. it's not really 5g. at&t just changed the name for its 4g lte advanced network to 5ge. the e stands for evolution, by the way. no phones right now have 5g. it's going to be at least a year before apple releases a 5g iphone. and then there's this. snap surprising analysts. they reported record high revenue after the bell yesterday. that's got the stock soaring 25% in the premarket. it's up 22%, a little bit of a pullback. snap beating analyst expectations on profit. they posted an adjusted loss, four cents a share. they brought in $389.9 million in revenue in the fourth quarter. that was driven by digital advertising on snapchat. but that is up 36% from a year

so you embrace cyclicality and risk and beta. all you got was a market performer unless you caught the initial move off of the low in '09, which is the nature of something cyclical so for market performance with higher beta, that's called un r underperformance what we really have is a series of well-defined tops i'll put in the lines. it's not inspiring and i think if you've got great profits, you should do something about it trim, sell. >> carter, come on over. shelby will bring the chair in thank you, shelby. >> is carter going to be on options action >> of course he's a core cast member of the options action we are having a discussion about gold. >> i love gold. >> you love it >> yeah. >> let me ask you this. >> that's right, carter. >> easy guys get a room. >> what you're saying about industrials and the direction of industrials corresponds with this narrative that gold is signaling some sort of trouble ahead or economic slowdown or et cetera when you take a look at the charts, is there any correlation between the narratives

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jim and evelyn piazza's civil suit names 28 members of beta theta pi, alleging negligence, conspiracy they have also settled with penn state university for an undisclosed amount of money.that agreement also featured strong language stipulating the university's commitment to permanently bar beta theta pi from campus. last year, beta theta pi's national organization settled with the piazza family for an undisclosed amount of (justine) a driver was taken into custody after causing a chain-reaction in southern california last night night. police say the chase began when the man ran a red light on in huntington park. then, the driver drove across surface streets in the area trying to evade authorities by heading into an alleyway. at least three vehicles were involved plus the suspect vehicle. the suspect remained sitting in the suv for 20 minutes as law enforcement worked to handle the crash scene before surrendering. (jrstone) up next -- when the power goes out - you'd expect the street to go dark we'll hear from neighbors about this unusal power outage. (justine) and while it is raining

they created actually a huge opportunity to for beta o'rourke.oing is the low crime rate and physical fencing barrier and trump wants to make the case the walls work and fencing in el paso has lowered the crime rate there. that's not entirely true because the crime rate is already low before the fencing went in and been one of the safest cities in the united states for two decades now and one of the reasons beta o'rourke and other leaders are going to do this truth program to counter trump's rhetoric they call a demagogue with the actual facts of crime history. >> phil raises a good point. this is one of the easiest things to disprove. you can put the crime rate in el paso on a chart and look when they started building the wall. they started building the wall after the crime rate fell. is the president making a mistake with that? >> when has this stopped the president? >> fair enough. >> he will make this a really big issue. frankly, it does give beta o'rourke a chance to shine in a way he doesn't otherwise. i don't think the white house minds th

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energy and continually see more option paper coming into those various names, all levels the high beta names, the xle, the exxons, the cbe and some of these names that aren't looked at very often and some of these names moving to the upside we're seeing more and more moving to this i'm not sure why whatever it might be, it could be the china play, saying that's the space that's going to react because it hasn't enough yet but we're seeinga lot of paper out there. >> karen. >> i don't have any direct material exposure. i'm very confused by the tea leaves you've got a lot of completely diametrically opposed pieces of data we have this big commodity rally. that's sort of interesting, right? however, look at where rates are. look at where inflation is look how dovish the fed believes they need to be, not only here but around the world and then we've got stocks that are really anticipating a deal with china, which i actually believe will happen but a lot of those things don't make sense to me they don't go together maybe it's people thinking it will turn. it's terrible now, but it will turn

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asset-rich, low beta stocks.cribe what they are. >> sure, i mean, a lot of companies today don't have a lot of assets. so we go back to tangible book like the old benjamin graham, intelligent investor theory, look at companies trading at reasonable multiples of value. that would be asset rich part. the low beta is correlation to the s&p 500. and if you believe like we do that we're about to hit a period where could you have renewed volatility, to have stocks to have stocks move less volatilely would be better in that time frame. liz: what do you see on the horizon that tell you get into names like escalade, speedway motorsports and douglas dynamic? >> you had three one-way market in a row. you had a market ran up all the way through september, based on strong corporate earnings. a market came down hard over concerns about the china and the fed. you had a rally when those concerns went out of the way. you ran out of steam. what is next, let's look forward to corporate earnings again. corporate earnings in the firs

some of today's other business headlines around the world british lawmakers have slammed facebook for beta use a parliamentary committee concluded the tech giant should be investigated for intentionally violating privacy laws in case law makers also calling for a regulator to be set up to police content on social media sites it would be financed by a new levy on tech companies japanese carmaker honda motor says it will shut its factory in the u.k. it says the decision to close its only european plant as a response to global market trends and not brecht's it promised closure of britain's fourth largest auto factory is believed to cost some three and a half thousand british workers their jobs. and hundreds of passengers have been left stranded across europe by the collapse of british airline flight b.m.i. the carrier blamed the uncertainty surrounding bracks it for its decision to seize operations and file for bankruptcy fly b.m.i. had nearly four hundred employees in britain germany sweden and belgium. it's to zimbabwe now where rescue operations continue after a dam burst and flooded two a

emily: bloomberg texan that day and beta works see you -- betawork's ceo.sia disconnects from the alleged attack on the. pretext for a shutdown. we discuss, this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: russia is planning to disconnect from, that means the entire country. legislators are making moves to create a sovereign internet to that traffic goes through domestic portals. moscow says this is an attempt to test the country's cyber defenses how well off with a be they were cut off, however critics say this risks having the kremlin extensive power to censor the web. the senior vice president for cybersecurity strategy jointly tuesday to discuss. ryan: russia is looking at extremely aggressive options to control pretty much every piece of communication that goes over the internet in their country. emily: would this look like china's internet? ryan: that seems to be the implication. they are looking to test their own version of the great firewall not only to censor things they have been centering, -- censoring, but have control over what communication channels are viable, pr

now that so many have jumped in, brown is waiting maybe to see the best moment for him as well as betaif o'rourke doesn't run or biden. brown, i'm not so sure about. he may. i'm not sure whether or not he's going in a different direction. >> and for some of these candidates, particularly someone like beta o'rourke, we've seen that waiting can be harmful. look at elizabeth warren. she definitely should have ran the last time. there's also the sort of why not. you're keeping your profile up there, raising your nasal profile, and you're making yourself a player no matter what, in this massive race. >> the question is what's the downside minus the travel and all that stuff. you can take a couple of headlines. politico, bernie sanders announcing a 2020 campaign. i think everybody at this point expects bernie to get in. >> yeah, i think so. but ultimately, if you think you're not sure if you want to go in it, going in halfway is hard. my friend kevin madden said years ago, if you're still deciding whether or not you're going to run, you're not going to run a good cam pane because this is so

he's a beta male. his nickname is so appropriate. swap out a a40o. he has beto o'rourke.wants to be vice president which is just god-awful. he's probably going to announce with joe that that's the ticket. biden-o'rourke his nickname is so appropriate. >> juan: let's go to biden. he's run twice before. >> jesse: how did that go? >> juan: he did win with obama obama. he's indicating that he's looking at social media. he wants to understand if the support that he's hearing about now is sincere, if it is solid or if it will dissipate. >> jesse: this is an actual quote from joe biden. he said "we are taking a hard look at whether or not this alleged appeal i have, how deep does it run. is it real?" biden doesn't even know people like him. trump called him 1% biden. the man has no bays. he's going to get out there and it's going to deflate. remember rudy giuliani, high poll numbers in the primary, and he, when the rubber hit the road, it went right downhill. that's what's going to happen to biden. the minute biden gets into a debate and camelot and pocahontas and broker, they s

emily: that was bloomberg tech's workx ceo,and beta john borthwick.: russia is planning to disconnect from the internet. yes, that means the entire country. temporarily. legislators are making most to create a so-called sovereign internet, so traffic goes through mostly domestic portals. moscow says this is an attempt to test the country's cyber defenses. how would the country be if it were entirely cut off? critics have a different view, saying this risks ending the kremlin extensive power to censor the web. the senior vice president for cybersecurity strategy at pro ofpoint joins me to discuss. ryan: russia is looking at extremely aggressive options to control pretty much every piece of information that goes over the internet in this country. emily: would this look like china's internet? ryan: that seems to be the implication. they are looking to test their own version of the great firewall so that they could not only censor things they have been censoring for years now, but also have control over what communication channels are viable, preventing p

revenue exposure i want the high 80s and i want to lower the beta. nxpi, teradyne were semi names i purchased recently i've gotten out of those names i've rolled into some names. motorola solutions, remember that one msi, pull up a chart on msi. low bate name is an industrial out there. cprt that's copart. this company is re-creating the industry for salvaged auto you have all these insurance companies can being impacted by rising costs they get a car that needs to go in for repair and basically saying okay, just total it because we don't want to have the expense of the rising costs. this company is on the other side buying salvaged autos selling parts, phenomenal tailwind great story, $13 billion market cap. this is a company going a lot higher. >> i think is the biggest theme out there is 5g. that you rarely hear people talking about. sky works. >> we talked about it the other day with john. >> it's a reit with a nice yield. the towers, small cell and towers they need it it's a phenomenal story. >> steve, you made the point of emphasis the consumer

we're in open beta right now just through the fourth quarter in our open beta and had 350 million peoplegame they're spending on average eight hours a week playing the game we just announced our esports initiative and have a $10 million prize pool we've got more announcements about when we'll launch. we'll have pro players playing magic the gathering. it's now a top ten game an twitch being viewed. so there's magic the gathering, in terms of nerf, a brand-new array of innovation coming for that brand fortnite is certainly coming in the spring as well as overwatch as we get into the fall we'll have more proprietary innovation and frankly innovations we aren't going to present quite as letterm early as we're used to and make sure the consumer insights we're garnering we're not sharing too early with the world because it's a very competitive category >> now, do you think -- is that part of the reason why i was quite surprised just put through an 8% dividend obviously there were toys "r" us problems. you must think 2019 is the year, the comeback >> well, our board has been very supportive of

all of the beta testing they can do. advancing their grocery delivery efforts. i think amazon wants to be in new york. reporter: let's pretend it does not happen. your 12-18l maintain month target of 2450 and can amazon afford to not hire these 25 people? >> yes. we talk about amazon being profit incorporated. they are cloud computing advertising third-party retail efforts are growing quickly and driving profitability. whenw this earnings-per-share were twice the level of expectations. while i think this would be negative for amazon, losing new york, it will not negatively affect shares for the next 12 months. a politician scolded amazon saying you should have made more of an effort. how would you advise them if he wants amazon to come back, which he do? >> he has to look himself in the mirror and say what is best for new york? what you had was a loud minority pushing amazon out. amazon here.nt when he realizes that, hopefully he will come back to the negotiating table. reporter: do you know what the economic multiplier effect would be on this area? >> i have no

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be sure to follow him in the beta machine on both twitter and instagram.s so much for being here, jeff. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is the host of the emmy- and peabody award-winning show "last week tonight," which just returned for its sixth season on hbo. please welcome back to the show, our friend john oliver. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back! >> thank you, thank you. thank you. thank you for having me back. >> seth: it was -- >> it's nice to be back. >> seth: it's nice to be back. it's nice to have you back on the air. you returned from a little bit of a break. i know you don't really ever take a break. >> no, we work through the breaks. we were planning some ridiculous stories for later this year. >> seth: yes. and i think -- no one works harder than you or your staff. and so it's very hard to catch you on vacation. >> yeah. >> seth: sometimes i'll see you and think, "oh, you didn't have a show last week." maybe you'll be refreshed and you just always look exhausted. >> no, yeah. [ laughter ] that's something to do

machine whose album, "intruder," will be released on march 29th.o be surollow him and the beta machinegram. jeff friedl, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] nice seeing you, jeff. our first guest tonight is an and golden globe award winning actress known for her roles in "ugly betty", "the sisterhood of traveling pants,"r and nbc's "sore." she returns as the voice of astrid in "how to train your th dragonhidden world" which is in theaters this friday. let's take a look. >> i am the person i am today because of you. i never told you that, but it's true. you are the bravest, most stubborn, most determined knucklehead i know. toothless didn't give you that, hiccup. he just made it -- >> easier. >> and now it's going to be a lot harder. so? what are you going to do about it? >> seth: pleas the show, america ferrera, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back to the show! >> thank you>> seth: the people at home don't know this, but we just had to stop the show for five minutes, causehen i hugged you, my microphone got caught on your dress and broke. and we had to stop the show

be sure to follow him and the beta machine on both twitter and instagram.heers and applause ] thank you for a great week, jeff. our first guest tonight is an emmy winning actor you know from such shows as "boston legal" and "the office." you can see him in back-to-back episodes of "the blacklist", tomorrow night at 8:00 here on nbc. let's take a look. >> you were framed by a secret criminal organization. >> i'm sorry. i misspoke. thanks to me, the cabal is no longer secret. >> a multinational cabal working in the shadows to manipulate world government. >> i'm sure they have a wikipedia page if you care to look. >> do you have any evidence to support this conspiracy theory? >> i do. >> that you can present at this time? >> yes. though for the life of me, i don't understand what the rush is all about. everyone seems so anxious to kill me. makes you wonder. perhaps you could enlighten me over a cocktail after my acquittal. which is inevitable now that the evidence has arrived. >> seth: please welcome back to the show james spader, everyone. ♪ [ cheers and appl

be sure to follow him and the beta machine on both twitter and instagram., everybody! [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an emmy-nominated actress you know from her work on "orange is the new black." she co-created and stars in the critically acclaimed netflix series "russian doll." let's take a look. >> i'm back at the party. i try to leave, you know. fall down the stairs. break my neck. again. okay? so, i died, i died, i died, i died. that's four times. um -- >> you were such a difficult teenager. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, natasha lyonne, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back, natasha. >> thanks, seth. >> seth: congratulations on the show. it's really something special. >> thank you. thank you. >> seth: for those who have seen it, the premise is you are a woman on her 36th birthday who -- >> yes. >> seth: -- keeps dying and then going back and reliving that birthday. >> yeah. >> seth: over and over again. >> yeah. it's essentially, a sort of a -- an existential adventure show involving multiple loops a

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it will go for high beta, high innovation, high potential return, and that is venture.u are on a lot of this these days, the midas list, how do you use that power? >> that is a great question. one thing is we made all raise happen. we decided to take some of that notoriety and influence and really direct it towards goals we feel like are worthwhile. >> 2018 was the year where i realized that we collectively have reached o.g. status in this industry. [laughter] it is scary. it is sad. >> let's own it. >> to that extent, i am trying to own it, and with that owning or power comes the responsibility, as far as i am concerned, to make sure that we are bettering this industry, that we are making sure we have a class of junior people in this industry that are doing the right things with our founders and our companies, etc. >> there is still so much opportunity regardless the funding or economic environment. both -- and also, cowboy ventures is a start up. we are very small and early, so we have a lot to prove. i still have a lot to prove as a venture investor and a founder of

organization now the new law was tied to a number of incidences in which the religions followers for beta blood transfusions to their children ultimately leading to the death of several terminally ill children so the supreme court ordered the group to disband and a confiscation of its property although christensen continued to use it to raise funds and to distribute literature so he was there for the first to be arrested under this new law and today his six year sentence makes the first conviction under the law as well and many western human rights organizations have already called for christensen's release the verdict against dennis christensen is a disgrace it's shocking that in post soviet russian authorities are putting people through their ordeal of a criminal investigation and prison for nothing more than that peacefully practice in their faith his case is emblematic of the grave human rights violations including your rights to freedom of expression peaceful assembly and religion in the country now is yet to hear many reactions from russian officials as the whole ordeal is generally

new hypersonic cruise missile that can be deployed from both land and sea he will undergo testing beta this year with more his hugo she done. another day another excuse to panic for the mainstream media for them for the second year in a row of the flavor of lattimer putin's state of the nation address is faster to work on which is on when you'll certainly be completed on schedule namely i would like to talk about the comm hypersonic missile good i'm going to do and that's a big enough trigger to get everything from the tabloids to serious outlets hitting repeat the concerns are not entirely unreasonable though the zircon mess is set to become a force to reckon with it's a silent assassin covering three kilometers in one second means zircon travels nine times faster than the speed of sound the target literally won't hear it coming there's no hiding from it either it can hit both the ground and see targets within a range of a thousand kilometers it can be launched from either submarines or from military ships it is out of the books ready to use with the launch pads already in service yet

lots of the beta over this next story is well a controversial cartoon depicting tennis star serena williams having it temper tantrum which was branded racist in some quarters has been cleared all of the out by a straight news media watch so here is what true peoples are. i think oh it looks just like parts of the past but this is something more because they're such a little in their own derogatory it's a very sort of stereotypical old school racist features that he's using are essentially racist tropes to depict serina williams. the council considers that the code to use this exaggeration and absurdity to make its point but accepts that publishers claim that it does not to be mrs williams as an ape rather showing her as spitting in the dummy and non-racist caricature familiar to most australian we get. the finding by those trained in press council that the race is good too does not breach media standards proves that the council has utterly no anti-racism standards a tool did they even look at it strongly impressed council is that serena williams called soon is not racist here as chair and m

but i know they were doing a beta test at the australian stock exchange trying to you know get blockchain up and running in exchange i mean why wouldn't the exchanges just go ahead and put their whole exchange on the block chain. so i would say that there's always going to be for the forseeable future the traditional securities infrastructure that's been operating you know for over fifty sixty years it's not going to go away overnight i think ultimately you'll find a new set of systems out there so the exchange of the past is actually going what's going to be called in the future an alternative trading system because because from a regulatory perspective they are actually two very different things you know people ask me all the time you know the big the bigger question is why bother why don't i just continue the stock certificates for what they were intended they did a fine enough job all those systems already work in the long run and having a digital asset a digital representation of a security i believe is going to bring east shoers into better contact with their underlying investo