let's learn a new song that will help us practice our signs. [ mid-tempo music plays ] ♪ hi, hi ♪ myname is rachel ♪ hi, hi ♪ my name is rachel ♪ tell me, what's your name? ♪ hi, hi ♪ my name is alex ♪ hi, hi ♪ my name is leah ♪ hi, hi ♪ my name is hopkins ♪ now you know my name ♪ we make new friends each day ♪ and our old friends, they stay ♪ ♪ and they can be friends if we all play ♪ ♪ and we will have such fun today ♪ [ croaks ] [ laughter ] nice to meet you. sign "nice." one palm moves nicely across the other palm. nice. meet. pretend your pointers are two different people. when they come together, they meet. meet. you. just point right at the person. you. nice to meet you. nice to meet you. sign "nice," "meet," "you." nice to meet you. like two people meeting. nice to meet you. can you sign "nice to meet you"? alike. move your hand back and forth with your thumb and pinky. move between the things that are alike. sign it with me. alike. it's also the sign for "same." blond hair. alike. same basketballs. alike is the same. same hat. let's sign "alike." [ laughs ] different. cross

. >> they played it great but then suddenly the director said why don't we do this in tempo now. the orchestra people were having quite a bit trying to play these things at the right tempo. >> reporter: a ceo of shrapnel records signed becker to his first deal and matched him with david lee ross. >> to be restrictioned like that and still come up with this great music and note by note and to do it in your head, that's really a commitment and it's deserves of deserving of greater recognition. >> in 2008 becker released his favorite album called collection on the label. his motto in life. >> i don't let obstacl es stop the fun. >> he was featured in this documentary called not dead yet. in 2011 a benefit concert was created by close friend and player, david lopez. the event draws the world's greatest. >> it feels like you go see like the all-star game in football. everybody, all the baddest guys are together and everybody is having fun, enjoying themselves and it's for fun and for love. >> gretchen man is one of the all-stars who looks forward to playing for becker every year. >> j

tempo is using a different paradigm. so instead of the focus being a conversation, the focus is the calendar. and the great insight was that when people put meetings on calendars, they're expressing an intent. when you say something in a conversation, you're expressing an intent. when you put something on the calendar, you're also expressing an intent. and we can do reasoning, ai, based on that intent. >> and, i mean, so if you look at sort of the big threads in ai research these days, there is this world now that seems to have taken over everything, but you came out of an expert system world. >> yeah. >> the tempo technology, does it sort of, does can it pull on some of those expert system threads? >> it does both. so the cool stuff, i think, is happening at the merger of those two things. so there's some statistical modeling that goes on, and there's also some reasoning, logic-type reasoning that goes on. so it will if you set a meeting, it will automatically, if you let it, find things in your e-mail, pull out your e-

a few kilometers before the finish line, they upped the tempo.the former world champion settled into third position and then turned it up a notch to post his 25th career stage win. the overall leader simply could not keep up with the rest and to the thirdinute place. suddenly the 100th tour de france is shaping up to be a very exciting affair. >> now, just a quick look at some of the other stories making news around the world. through taiwan saturday morning leaving it least one person dead and 30 injured. torrential rain and landslides forced hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate their homes. the storm has now reached china. protestant parade in belfast turned violent on friday when marchers began throwing bricks and bottles at police blocking their path. officers used tear gas and water cannons to keep the protestants from entering a mainly catholic area. the annual marches in northern ireland are a flashpoint for sectarian violence between pro- british residents and catholics who want to reunite. that is it. you are up-to-date. more news

try to practice movements with with him and try to tease out the tempo.d then i can grasp onto it. after three hours of music making, the two take their first break. a group of street children turn up, and patrick's enthusiasm soon infects them, too. music is the be all and end all while other african stream of being a star soccer player, for him there is only one true passion -- africans dream of being a star soccer player, for him there is only one true passion, music. this is an important man, i'm told. he has organized a slot for patrick. maybe it is his chance to make the big time. the 25-year-old hopes his performance will bring him international attention. he shows me where he is from. the family lives just around the corner. this month they could not pay their water bill and the water has been cut off. now they rely on a supply from these battered drums, made tepid by the sweltering heat. here,them used to live patrick tells me. his father had two wives. patrick is the youngest son. all the other children have their own families. he has his own ro

the mood, the tempo, the spirit of the club. it's been good. >>> let's go to happier times. the a's taking on the pirates. two of the best teams in baseball. started the game delayed almost two hours because of rain. arnold palmer sticking it out. fourth inning, 1-0, pirates. former pirates, brandon moss, launching a two-run shot to right. 2-1 a's after that. and fast forward to the ninth inning. grant balfour facing russell martin. he grounds out to end this one. 42nd-straight save for belfour. the a's roll over one of the best teams in baseball. >>> sticking with the a's. cespedes will join in the all-star festivities. taking part in the home run derby. the first oakland player in the derby since jason giambi did it in 2001. you hear the a's talking about cespedes. he is tailor-made for that in new york. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it m

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the number of people without jobs in france has reached a record high tempo point eight percent to cast a shadow over president along optimism that the country is being pulled from its economic maya it's now on a twenty six month streak of unemployment drove his brief an ocean or explains the jobs crisis is seeing the french try their luck elsewhere. the grass is not always greener on the other side even for those eurozone countries that are in dire straits even the block's biggest economies are feeling the pinch france is now officially in crisis at least in a job crisis. recent data from french labor ministry paints a disturbing picture june so in another rise in unemployment with almost fifteen thousand more people now out of work that's five hundred new jobless every day we say there are more than the present of the provision in the broad yes but for soft for the boy but almost ten percent of the division is bought on board but for that biased. the reason behind the gloom is statistics according to the labor minister is expired the short term contracts that are never in you'd as cau

leverage down sorry time's up you run into this zero boundary now take your medicine finally caught under tempo over the largest bond fund in the world suffered a pretty sizable all multibillion dollar drawdown in funds last month because interest rates are moving higher when and we only have about ten seconds left but what would you are you a bond bear i guess you would if you're selling out of bonds aren't were you going cash yeah because i'm in an area of declining asset prices i want to hold our capital i want to buy things from people when they're over levered him a lot but i have to sell them to be cheap i found all right karl denninger thanks so much for me on the kaiser report thank you. all right that's all the time we have for this episode of kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy everett i'd like to thank our guests karl denninger of market hyphen secor dot org if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report and so next time i got to say by all . what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. download the official

[up-tempo percussive music] ♪ keep in mind everything that you need to know about photography-- f-stoputter speed, lens selection. nice photo op. we got beautiful light now. oh, my god. i'm your host, doug gardner, and your wild photo adventure starts now. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com thank you for joining us on another edition of wild photo adventures. i'm your host, doug gardner, and this week, we got another great show planned for you. we're in the great smoky mountains photographing wildflowers. now, if you'll remember back in season one, we met up with kevin adams, who's a professional nature photographer, and he shared with us some of the most magnificent waterfalls the appalachian mountains have to offer. in addition to waterfalls, kevin's also an expert in photographing wildflowers, and he's going to share with us his techniques for photographing these amazing little plants. [upbeat instrumental music] ♪ i tell you what. kevin did this to me last year. he is never where he says he's gonna be. - hey, doug! - hey, man. - how you doing? - what are you doing? - just

leverage down sorry time's up you run into this zero boundary now take your medicine finally caught under tempo are the largest bond fund in the world suffered a pretty sizable all multibillion dollar drawdown in funds last month because interest rates are moving higher when and we only have about ten seconds left but what would you are you a bond bear i guess you would if you're selling out of bonds aren't were you going cash yeah because i'm in an area of declining asset prices i want to hold our capital i want to buy things from people when they're over levered him a lot but i have to sell them to be cheap i found off all right karl denninger thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you. all right that's all the time we have for this episode of guys a report with me max geyser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guests karl denninger of market hyphen checker dot org if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report and so next time i got to say by all. download the official publication. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your

[up-tempo percussive music] ♪ keep in mind everything that you need to know about photography-- f-stoputter speed, lens selection. nice photo op. we got beautiful light now. oh, my god. i'm your host, doug gardner, and your wild photo adventure starts now. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com you know, the wild horse of the outer banks dates back nearly 400 years ago to when european explorers first came to these barrier islands. now, the wild horse is a beautiful animal and a joy to photograph, and this week, we're gonna be meeting up with professional wildlife photographer jared lloyd, and he's gonna share with us his techniques for photographing these amazing animals. i'm your host, doug gardner, and thank you for joining me on another edition of wild photo adventures. jared, it's good to see you again, man. i enjoyed shooting with you this past winter. what you got in store for us now? - well, we're gonna be photographing wild horses on the coast of north carolina. we're starting out down in what we call the crystal coast and making our way north up to the outer banks, photo

spouting that say again all right gentlemen we're going to a short break here we're going to keep up the tempo after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the american dream state with our. legal. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. for a shelter all day. they all told me my language as well but i will only react to situations as i have read the reports so unless you know please i know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month to say it is secure yet a car is on the docket. no more weasel words when you need a direct question be prepared for a change when you throw a punch be ready for a bad. freedom of speech and down to freedom to cost. lisa becoming independent schools a nation a nation should be self-governing to govern the woman feels better than allowing someone else to do. the same. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle mind you we're discussing survival in america. ok austin if we can change gears a little bi

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it out say again all right gentlemen we're going to a short break here we're going to keep up the tempo after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the american dream stay with. the only thing. that judges a sense own son. killed in the streets. that women kidnapped and converted to islam by force will be another hero moses for the coaxing christians of egypt to the cross touching its future victims. the way of the cross. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations are on the day. choose your language. we can. choose the consensus. choose the to. choose the stories to. choose. to. please. welcome back to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle mind you we're discussing survival in america. ok austin if we can change gears a little bit here i want to when i was in high school and in college i worked in fast food places like wendy's and i knew it was a short stay ok i worked hard it was low wages but i knew there was a way out but now we have a situation in

that say again all right gentlemen we're going to win short break here we're going to keep up the tempo after that childbirth we'll continue our discussion on the american dream stay with r.t. . well let me see if. he has. to. say. right on the scene. first for you and i think the jury. on our reporters put her. on instagram. to be a mole. on mom. choose your language calling a killer though influential senators feel some of the. treatments that the consensus get to. choose the opinions that you think a great cook. chooses to stories could impact the. chance to access to your office. we are facing a lot of problems. because no one no good school. when you feel. what's not enough will be the law in the local needs you want a community l.n.g. motion will be used. to give deaf dunford a match up artist i was fired i must fight so. i'll fight for. the right. wealthy british style. it's not right for. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports on our.

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charles: i am with tempo, it just feels like they don't haave that same -- that same desire to win everye skirmish. can you afford to wait much longer? >> i think that if you look at the stock option with the prices are, nobody really cares at this point and i think that there is going to be -- they are not going to meet that expectation. i think that both microsoft and apple should be cautious with how much capital they add to this process be one in the meantime shoppers aren't shopping. retail is coming in lower than expected for last month. they are worried about a week back-to-school season. so we have are determined that that is a bust? >> it could be a bust because as referenced in earlier segments, student loans doubled compared to what they were in prevous years. they go to consumer electronic stores, breaking the establishment down. >> well, the ceo said that he is worried about back-to-school. people are using less of their credit lines for inventories and shoppers are saving more than spending lots. charles: these retailers play it so close to the vest and they have the straig

tempo pick up et cetera but he's doing fine. >> all right. who says wide receiver aren't tough. usc butler getting up close and personal. make the head coach notice you any way you can. different atmosphere once the team put on the pad. never back down. who says ice cream. finally after week of training camp head coach harbaugh brought ice cream truck to practice. on hot day who doesn't like ice cream. another example how to keep the team loose and happy. >> that's great idea. >> gray idea. >> we could use that here. >> there you go. >> thanks forever joining us >> thanks forever joining us even. ( people talking indistinctly ) ( dance music playing ) mac: i like what i'm seeing here. charlie: i like what you're doing right now. i like what you're doing! i like what we're all doing. i like this guy! both: hey! denny, boy! this is insane! i know!

and combined it with 25 pages of coverage of the film and came out with a special double edition of "tempoand it sold out immediately rid it reprinted and sold out. they did so again. this set the tone for the rest of the media to break their 47 your silence about what happened, to talk about the genocide. at the same time, the country is no illusion about anwar being the kind of mascot of the genocide. he has been contextualized perhaps as one of 10,000 . >>etrators of his level joshua oppenheimer, director of "the act of killing, post quote which opens in new york today. then it goes to los angeles and washington, d.c. and into theaters nationwide. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> hello. i am dr. and kendra. >> welcome. >> well there it is bozo bites, or surgery, we will keep you up- to-date. >> -- bugs or bites, or surgery, we will keep you up-to-date. >> we will fin

we used to do rushing and dragging tempo exercises in a circle. it would be each person's turn to drag, and if they dragged, we would have to go with them fearlessly. and if they rushed, we'd go with them fearlessly. so a lot of it had to do with being in a group of people and coexisting and being a community. >> brown: that word, "community," is clearly important to anastasio and his bandmates. and the security of the band has allowed him to pursue other interests. in addition to his appearances with many leading orchestras around the country, he tours with his own band, and recently wrote the music for a broadway production. >> i always like to keep in the child mind-- i mean, "child- like," but not "childish," meaning a beginner's mind. i like learning. i like being the beginner. >> brown: you do? >> yes. and i like to challenge myself. i like getting up in the morning and learning something new. the other thing is that you learn stuff that you then take back to phish. >> brown: oh, really? it works that way? >> definitely. you might be in a bi

getting the first strike in and setting the tempo of the fight and letting the person know that you're on the attack and you're the person in control of the fight is very important. especially in any combat-type art. he who controls the ebb and flow of the fight, the rhythm of the fight, generally can become victorious. >> you've seen this picture before, of course. >> yes, sir. >> is this consistent with a strike to the nose? >> yes, sir. >> if this was the first strike of the fight, would it be a -- as you testified -- a significant maneuver to control the ebb and flow of the fight? >> judge, i would object. calling for speculation. >> calling on his experience in training, your honor. >> you're showing him a picture of something else. you need to ask a different question. rephrase it. >> yes, your honor. >> you talked about your criminal justice degree, correct? but you talked earlier about the police academy. i want to see if there's any difference between the two. in your training -- well, it's going to be difficult, but -- because you've got your criminal justice degree after you

tempo is using a different paradigm. instead of the focus being on conversation, the focus is the great insight and they're expressing an intent when you say something and you put something on the calendar, you are expressing intent based on that. >> so if we look at the big threats and research these days, there is this world that seems to have taken over everything. as a pull on some of those extra system threats? >> it does both. the cool stuff is happening with the merger of those two things. there is statistical ideas that go on and logic reasoning that goes on. it will automatically find e-mails that are relevant to that reading and find what is relevant to the media and that kind of thing, look up the location for you and the map. there are lots of ideas. >> anything to these interfaces are part of the stuff that are in tempo and came out of this project was funded, do you think it is powerful enough? i keep wondering when the computer will disappear entirely in whether these things have kept what it is. how quick

it has a slow tempo. let's see.it slows the baby's heart rate and has low frequency, so it helps them stay asleep. a lot of times babies will wake themselves up. this will help them stay asleep, which is really important. >> the tranquil turtle. projects a pattern up on the ceiling and the wall. >> this actually won an award from the toy industry association. this is great. this is a bit of a splurge. this is baby leopold. the luna leap. i don't know if you guys have seen it. this is like the seat that bounces and vibrates. this one doesn't. it works like a leaf. >> does it work them? >> it rocks them. >> i had one of those. >> oh, look. look at this baby. forget that, look at the baby. >> when it stops moving, it's actually going to go again. it really works with the baby. no cords, no buzz. i like it because aesthetically he's very pretty. >> how old is leopold? >> 7 weeks. >> congratulations. >> doesn't it make you want to have another one? >> not in the least. leopold is a beautiful boy. carol, let's talk about

portugal's new finance minister must continue the tempo of reforms, this is a message from the european economics commissioner. in a statement, he praised the former finance minister for his valuable work. gaspar resigned from the portuguese government yesterday amidst criticism of his handling of the economy and what he called eroding public support for austerity. >>> the italian prime minister called a government meeting on thursday amidst mario monti. he is frustrated with the slow pace reef forms writing on his facebook page that without a change in direction, co-not continue to support the government. meanwhile, italy posted a state sector budget surplus of 14.1 billion euros in june compared to 5.6 billion euros at the same time last year. this is on the back of cost-cutting and increase in tax revenues. despite the european stories, the euro has been much more direct by what happens with the fed and chinese growth worries. >> absolutely. i mean, like you said, the stories do matter for the long-term. they matter for trend growth in italy, for example. a slow pace of structural re

. >> nothing where you've racked up a lot of build and tempos. >> guest: it is kind of like mortgagest: we have another call. you were on the air. >> caller: [inaudible] >> host: let's move onto indiana. hello, broad. >> caller: i have two questions. i heard in the bill that the government has direct access to the -- i don't know if you collimated counts, but fast claims. and they can no longer be denied to maximize profits. so that way they can have a real-time access to health insurance company of the doctor and hospital. >> host: the subsidy payment would be sent to return from his from the federal government. >> guest: it is a policy that depends on the company agreement with doctors and hospitals. i know of no provision for the government to intervene in that process and insurance is regulated by the states and you can protest claims and it will still be denied. the idea is that under the new rules that deny claims, it will be much less than they used to be. there were disputes with the insurance company that have not been put into the history. >> host: we want to know if you ca

very unexpected music and i thought she did so well with that wedding dress with that tempo.ght. next we have dave and sue lin and you got your whole family involved in sort of a flash mob style. >> that's right. we forced them to indulge our whim. >> did they practice ahead of time with you. >> i made a bunch of instructional videos. >> i love it, the effort already. come out and show us what you got. [ music playing ] >> uh-oh. [ music playing ] >> oh no. >> hello. >> oh yeah. >> outstanding. >> wow. >> you've seen them all. we'll give you one second to think and choose a winner of today's match. who do you like. >> it's very difficult. this is a so you think you can dance moment but i have to go with them because of the joy. >> wow. >> i'm going to go with them. >> okay. >> and just because they gave it so much joy as a couple. they have to win today and everybody else was great. but i have to go with them. >> congrats to all of them. >> thank you. we'll be back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. . >> good job guys. >> that was a great job. >>> in our next quest for the