. >> cut the crap, dmitri. where's the next shipment come in? >> stephen: i don't know what you are talking about, strangely young-looking man. i am a legitimate businessman of gentlemen's entertainment. >> i mean the blow, dimitri! white noise. brain sugar. colombian nasal spray. satan's tang. we know you're selling out of your girlie club. talk or we'll end you. >> i'm sorry about my partner, uncle jesse. he's a loose cannon. have a couple cheeseburgers, maybe tell us where the drugs are coming in. >> no cheeseburgers! >> stephen: it will not work on dmitri, this good cop/bad cop. >> yeah? maybe you'll talk to bullwinkle. >> we know you're using the girls as your drug mules. ( laughter ) ( applause ) one o.d.'d in the airport. >> stephen: so it's good cop/ bad cop/impressionist cop? ( laughter ) i will play you like a me out here. >> stephen: you're trying to say you won't have mercy on me. >> that's right, i won't have mercy on you! ( laughter ) danny, cut the cameras and let's have some fun with some scumbag. >> no, no, jesse, enough with th

an important lesson here today, dmitri. how about you come move in with us and help me raise my daughters? >> stephen: house" daddies? >> yes. >> now that's what i call a it's been great having you here, dmitri. >> stephen: so happy. >> yeah, thanks for not take anything retribution after we broke up your international drug ring. >> stephen: yes. no retribution. >> cut! it! what i call a bedtime story. everywhere you lookook ( applause ). >> stephen: sadly, "full house nights" has been canceled. "fuller house" on netflix right now. ( laughter ) >> do you want me to help you? really hard to talk with mustache on. we'll be right back with a performance by lucious, everybody. rywhere you look denny's supreme green skillet is loaded with so many nutritious super foods, i think it's giving me super mom powers. w supreme green skillet. denny's. welcome to america's diner. r underestimate the power of energizer. our longest lasting nouncement: this storm promises to be the biggest of the decade. with total accumulation of up to th

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>> stephen: it will not work on dmitri, this good cop/bad cop. >> yeah? maybe you'll talk to bullwinkle. >> we know you're using the girls as your drug mules. ( laughter ) ( applause ) one o.d.'d in the airport. >> stephen: so it's good cop/ bad cop/impressionist cop? ( laughter ) i will play you like a xylophone, and i will not-- help me out here. >> stephen: you're trying to say you won't have merco me. >> that's right, i won't have mercy on you! ( laughter ) danny, cut the cameras and let's have some fun with some scum back bag. >> no, no, jesse, enough with that, it didn't work. leave this one to popeye. >> i'll shatter your femurs. >> stephen: dmitri will not talk to popeye. >> welcome to hell, you sick bastard. >> stephen: no! no! not scooby do! no! okay, okay! everything is coming in at shipping container. don't judge me, you know nothing of my life full canadas daddies. with your beautiful precocious daughters. virtue is a luxury, "full house" daddies. >> listen, champ. everybody has pain. and everybody wants to bury that pain under piles and pile

keri: we have a russian billionaire, dmitry rybolovlev, and a well-known art dealer, yves bouvier.ouvier is a swiss businessman. >> what role do art dealers play in these deals? towhen it comes investigation of this, is the u.s. looking into it? keri: monaco arrested and has charged yves with money laundering and fraud. prosecutors have opened up an inquiry looking into the deals, which mr. bouvier is in the middle of. it could lead to charges of him or other people. carol: there could be other clients involved. keri: my guess is there is going to be more and more complaints coming out of the woodwork now that it is more public. also, now that we have u.s. authorities looking into it. carol: if you have watched "house of cards," i have your next fix. it is called "occupied." bret: this is a political thriller from norway, 10 episodes. carol: now airing in the u.s.. is it doing well? bret: it is doing well. it is getting a ton of buzz and claim. it is set in oslo in the near future. it falls in a climate-science fiction category. it involves oil drilling and gas drilling. norway con

keri: we have a russian billionaire, dmitry rybolovlev, and a well-known art dealer, yves bouvier.er is a swiss businessman. he runs his business out of the freeport, a tax-free business storage for high-priced art. you have rybolovlev, the russian billionaire, accusing bouvier of selling him art, marking up the price, and pocketing the difference. innocent until proven guilty, i want to make that clear. it has brought the attention of prosecutors in monaco and prosecutors in the u.s. who are scrutinizing some of these deals. they're looking to see if this could be constituted as fraud. it could be seen a misunderstanding of what the relationship between a buyer and the seller is. that is at the heart of this dispute. what role do art dealers, and if call them art dealers, play in these high-priced, often no-paperwork-involved deals? these paintings are in the hundreds of millions of dollars. david: when it comes to the investigation of this, is the u.s. looking into it? keri: monaco arrested and has charged yves with money laundering and fraud. most recently, prosecutors have open

keri: we have a russian billionaire, dmitry rybolovlev, and a well-known art dealer, yves bouvier.s a swiss businessman. he runs his businesses out of a tax-free warehouse storage for also -- ultra high-priced art. and you have the russian billionaire accusing him of anding him heart and -- art dramatically marking up the price and pocketing the difference. has brought the attention of prosecutors in monaco and prosecutors in the u.s., who are scrutinizing these are deals. they are looking to see if this could be constituted as fraud. you are looking at whether or not the person selling the heart -- art, has a duty to give them all the information, the exact price, commission, all of that. that is at the heart of the dispute. what role art dealers play in -- youeals that are know, these are in the millions of dollars. david: is the u.s. looking into this? has arrested and has charged yves with money laundering and fraud. prosecutors have opened up an inquiry looking into the deals, which mr. bouvier is in the middle of. so it could potentially lead to broader charges against him an

keri: we have a russian billionaire, dmitry rybolovlev, and a well-known art dealer, yves bouvier. swiss businessman. he runs his businesses out of a tax-free warehouse storage for ultra high-priced art. and you have the russian billionaire accusing him of selling him art and dramatically marking up the price and pocketing the difference. innocent until proven guilty, i want to make that clear. this has brought the attention of prosecutors in monaco and prosecutors in the u.s., who are scrutinizing these are deals. they are looking to see if this could be constituted as fraud. you could be seeing a misunderstanding of what the relationship between a buyer and a seller is. and whether or not the person selling the art, they have a duty to give them all of the information and the exact price and the conditions and things like that. and that is at the heart of the dispute. what roles are our dealers playing in these high price, no paperwork involved deals? these paintings are hundreds of millions of dollars. david: is the u.s. looking into this? keri: monaco has arrested and has charg

his girlfriend told us, dmitri casino was an army veteran with mental health issues. we learned he also had a background in law enforcement. police say he shot the suspect when he came out of his home with a loaded handgun. at 4:00 today, we told you the state university board of governors voted to approve a less expensive version of the plan governor scott vetoed. this relies on private donations. money from ucf and $20 million from the state. the next step is to decide whether to put that money in next year's budget. >> you have that great feeling of having gotten something done, you've got to get onto the next project. >> the university says it wants to see it pass the legislature after groundbreaking dates. to be done in time for the fall of 2018. tomorrow will be the fourth day of faa testing. so far, there have been a few issues reported in central florida. three schools were short on tests on monday. in seminole county, three schools had lab glitches and were resulting in minutes. last year, they may have been targeted by hackers. >>> in lake county, residents

. >> by the way, dmitry is an accountant by training. >> and the business -- the core business, you heard what he said, uninvestable and i agreement think it still goes lower from here. >> one of the most important indicators in the market is saying now is the time to buy. what that is and if you should jump on the bandwagon. that's later this hour. i'm melissa lee, you're watching "fast money" on cnbc. in the meantime, here's whales is coming up on "fast." >> should you be buying the most popular stocks on the street? >> because i want to fit in. >> or could the most in-crowd stocks be some of the most dangerous trades in is we've got the names and what everyone could be missing. plus, "house of cards" debuts on netflix today. but the stock is still in a bear market, and it could have even further to fall. we'll tell you just how low it could go later this hour. >>> welcome back to "fast money." facebook cracking the top 20 of the most widely held stocks by institutional investors joining the names of apple, alphabet and johnson & johnson and many others. which of the popular names would

additionally i want to thank our director debbie raffaella and my manager out dmitri for writing a conferenceall with the us ps postmaster general in dc to get us started with our fantastic new friends and partners in zero waste. ted campbell and terry ockham. the united states post office or post service otherwise known as -they play a very big part in san francisco with lots of locations and lots of employees but i'll leave that to both terry and ted to talk more about their colleagues. what we did was we did an audit actually a couple weeks before the exposÉ came about. the timing was really terrific. from this juggled 5 ship you can tell out of closer look at what our audit showed. it showed a lot of paper. also a lot of soiled paper from compostable's. as well as yard waste. our audit showed that 90% of the materials that we found in the stream were other recyclable or compostable. this is really really alarming to us. this is a slide to introduce both terry and ted enough on a picture of ted and he would not for one to me so that's the best i can do. so, terry is going to come up and sp

dmitry is up next, calling from california. good morning. caller: good morning.-- the host: go ahead with your question. what wasy question is, the name of the territory which is now called iran today. what is the name before it became iran? guest: persia. caller: ok, thank you. host: mark is up next in virginia. go ahead. is, it seemsestion like iran is the most stable it isin the region and also a democratic public. so why are we not more friendly with them? guest: that is a short question with a really long answer. i don't think it is that stable. it is certainly not that democratic. frankly, the reason we are is friendly with them because their leaders and people -- hundreds of americans on their hands. that is one thing that people tend to forget. ands funny to me that libya gaddafi was enemy number one for so long. but if you think about it, the leadership and leaders and rulers of iran are responsible for the deaths of multiple times more americans. they are responsible for the hobart bombings, that kills hundreds of americans in saudi arabia. there are re

additionally i want to thank our director debbie raffaella and my manager out dmitri for writing a conferenceall with the us ps postmaster general in dc to get us started with our fantastic new friends and partners in zero waste. ted campbell and terry ockham. the united states post office or post service otherwise known as -they play a very big part in san francisco with lots of locations and lots of employees but i'll leave that to both terry and ted to talk more about their colleagues. what we did was we did an audit actually a couple weeks before the exposÉ came about. the timing was really terrific. from this juggled 5 ship you can tell out of closer look at what our audit showed. it showed a lot of paper. also a lot of soiled paper from compostable's. as well as yard waste. our audit showed that 90% of the materials that we found in the stream were other recyclable or compostable. this is really really alarming to us. this is a slide to introduce both terry and ted enough on a picture of ted and he would not for one to me so that's the best i can do. so, terry is going to come up and sp