let's bring in brian kelly, founder of thes much. let's talk about this perfect storm. i need to go to an airport this weekend >> you should absolutely worry there's a lot of unknowns right now, but the airports are already under stress with the tsa shutdown certain terminals in airports have been shut down due to lack of staffing. we've heard reports that the tsa is flying in workers to certain airports like atlanta. layer in the flight delays, and you could be in for a stressful airport experience this weekend. >> so what can travellers do not just this weekend, but perhaps in general -- when it comes to anticipated flight delays because of weather and/or lines because of staffing for tsa and air traffic control? >> the lines in airports i highly recommend getting tsa precheck, which will get you, you know, expedited security even when those lines are long, the line moves much quicker. you don't have to take your shoes off. a lot of credit cards will give you that for free. otherwise, it's $85 for five years. it's a huge investment even if you travel a couple of days

brian kelly, trade it or fade the xop? >> in this game -- >> xom. >> i'm a fader of this as well primarily this is a view on oil but they do trade in lock step crude oil somewhere around $55 seems to be major, major resistance we've had this bounce-off. despite what happened in d.c. today, we still have a slowing global economy, which should not be so great for oil. so i am a fader of exxonmobil. >> even though it's down 18% in the past year. >> but you just said it's up so much. >> but over the past year it's still well down. anybody? >> i'm going to go right to trade it because i like to hear the ding dong bell because that's better than that buzzer thing. >> it's not my show, i'm just keeping mel's seat warm. the sounds, it makes it sound like if you buzz it, wrong. >> that's where it changed me. >> see, fade me. >> in this case he is wrong. so keep going. >> the price is right. >> listen, the summer of 2014, exxonmobil was a $105 stock and it sold off. you had a subsequent bounce. you had four or five of those moves ov

. >> brian kelly. >> b.k. is always looking for things that make you go hmm?old held up while the dollar was rallying. something is going on. you buy gld. >> chairwoman. >> i don't like to buy things up $7 or $8 you can wait a little. i think there's value here. >> amd is going to be positive today, just telling you. >> that does it for us see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 "mad money" starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to educate, but it's to teach and coach you. so call me at no. or tweet me @jimcramer. right now, right now behind the scenes, practically every money manager out there is wondering if it is time to swap out of the safety stocks. >> sell, sell, s

guarantee of protection for syrian fighters will fall alongside their troops in the fight against isis brian kelly in a spokesman for the turkish presidency has said the techie has no problem with the kurdish population of syria but just the groups y p d n p k k who he says terrorist groups and they say if he's very rude of the united states to say that the cat is out of presented by what you call terrorist groups of course. the talks that will take place on tuesday at the presidency between bolton in the texas leadership i expect that to be heated and that he has a warm list of demands including and logistical support they would need if the case is that they would be replacing u.s. troops once and if they withdraw a bunch more head of the news hour including greece's government goes in for crowd funding to keep its navy afloat. and how a wave of iraqi women talking about their place in society. and its board we'll have the latest on through where one of the world's toughest off road races is on the way that's all still to come. american network c.b.s. has broadcast an interview with the egyptian

. >> brian kelly. >> do not ignore what's going on in the gold market i'm going back to fast money circarasso. >> there was a lot of red in the home builder space you know what wasn't lennar >> guy. >> i think the weakness in ebay, and if i join the site today it's the first time i'm ever on the site but if you buy the weakness, it's ebay. >> thanks for watching see you back here at with jim starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. i don't want to make friends, i'm here to make you money call me. tweet me when is a miss not a miss? that is the question when the stock siis inexpensive and void of any love, that's

nadler, congressman brian fitzpatrick, congresswoman sheila jackson lee, congressman brian mast, congresswoman robin kelly, congressman fred upton, congresswoman lucy mcbath, and congressman chris smith. we know the people are behind us over 90% of americans support expanding background checks. they supported because they know that this is the first line of defense in keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and those who may be a danger to themselves or others. today, we are going to take a bold first step. are going to honor with action all of those lives that have been lost. we honor those mothers, fathers, and children and all of their loved ones who miss their families each day. comingr our colleague gabby gifford, and she stood up as a powerful voice on this issue. and itt is in her honor, is an honor of all of those lives forever changed by gun violence. know that our fight is just starting, and the voices and the strength of the public will carry us through this. together, we are going to deliver for the american people. [applause] speaker pelosi: thank you very much, mr. chairman. for making th

brian kelly, the ceo andounder for points guide.com. happy new year.s never a bad time. points are like money. people think it's a free flight here or er but these days with points you can buy anything. everyone should have their points becamen line in 2019. >> what are some of the best ways? >> credit cards.ar ther so many offers whether you want to travel or get cash back. you get bones just for signing up for credit cards. they are pretty rich these days. you can get ae trip to europe from a single sign-up bonus from c a credid. beyond that, credit cards offer category bonuses. whether you spend money on groceries o gas or dining, there are a lot of different cards out there. it can be a ltle bit dizzying at first, but choose the credit cards where you spend the most moneyecause you want to be earning more than one point for every dollar you spend. >> there is a "wall street journal" article about how banks may want to cut back on the rewards. >> there used to be gigantic sign-up bonuses and people would gethe cards and not use them. instead of a hu

"the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now >> thank you, brian. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. the bank bounce is the comeback in financials the sign the economy is doing just fine goldman and bank of america are now up 25% since the day after christmas. and a setback for america's energy boom. we'll look at how the government shutdown could crimp oil production and it's the op-ed that's got wall street talking the author of a new piece that says you may want to consider firing your male broker. but the move higher coming off a little bit, dom. how are the numbers looking? >> they probably feel better now

"the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now >> thank you, brian. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. the bank bounce is the comeback in financials the sign the economy is doing just fine goldman and bank of america are now up 25% since the day after christmas. and a setback for america's energy boom. we'll look at how the government shutdown could crimp oil production and it's the op-ed that's got wall street talking the author of a new piece that says you may want to consider firing your male broker. but the move higher coming off a little bit, dom. how are the numbers looking? >> they probably feel better now about the markets. the dow is up about 152 points it's actually pacing the major three advances you can see up by almost 0.6%. and the nas dk up by about 0.3%. one big industry group to watch because those big banks such a part of the story. check out the financial spdr up almost 2.5%. over the course of the past year, these shares have fallen by about 27%, but since the bottom on christmas eve, up about 14%. a big move higher for financials goldman very much a

drilled -- ed to brian: how do we make ai more accessible so that markets can take up skills and get involved in science? rep. kelly: for me it comes to prioritizing what we think is important. education is very important. -- youe used the term don't have to get new money, just rework the money. megan: dust off a budget? rep. kelly: yes, and i think we need to seriously look at that. we also need to look at our student loan program. the interest rates students are paying, and also working with businesses to see, can you sponsor? starting with internships, so you are grooming and helping to educate the people that you are going to eventually hire. the government has some programs like that. some very expensive, people don't think about going to school, but i think we need to relook at the budget. you look at countries like china , the money they are putting in to education, research and development. we need to make sure we have people going forward that can do those things. brian: we have spoken a lot about the promise of ai so far this morning. let us talk of big pitfalls and potential biases that can be introduced

coming up tuesday morning, michigan democratic congress and dan kelly, and pennsylvania were republican congressman brian fitzpatrick discussed their new task force on clean drinking water. then, new york democratic tom joins us, to talk about border security negotiations. and a discussion of the u.s. missile missile defense review, with cq while andrew clement or pick be sure to watch c-span washington journal, light at seven eastern tuesday morning. joined the discussion. tomorrow morning here on c-span three, cia director gina hostile, national intelligence director dan coats, and fbi director christopher ray will testify before the senate intelligence committee, on threats to the united states. that starts at 9:30 a.m. eastern, life here on c-span three. >> now, repro action, a pro- choice advocacy group, talks about her effort to secure safe legal reproductive care for women, and identify some of the barriers to abortion services, including state laws, access to care, and intimidation at clinics. >> good morning, thank you for joining us on this very snowy day in dc. stop prosecuting abortion. we mu

brian. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: awesome. >> don't mess with me. >> jimmy: don't mess with minka kelly, man. this. >> yeah, thank you. >> jimmy: that's a big deal, dc universe. >> it's fun, yeah. >> jimmy: did you ever think you would ever play a super hero? >> no, i didn't. no, i didn't. >> jimmy: yeah, is it fun? do you enjoy it? >> it's so much fun. i love it. >> jimmy: who do you play? >> i play dove. dawn. i'm part of a duo called hawk and dove. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's the avatar of chaos and war. i'm the avatar of peace and order. we balance each other out. her in particular, she's a very warm and kind and nurturing. while also a badass and can take out bad guys. and also sometimes, hawk is the damsel in distress as opposed to me. >> jimmy: yeah. >> which i love. i love showing that a woman can be both things. that those two things are not mutually exclusive. a lot of times, you see a a female playing one or the other. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and so, being able to do both is really fun. >> jimmy: well, you're phenomenal. [ cheers and applause ] i want to show everyone a clip. here's minka ke

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i'm brian thomas for all of us here at the news team thanks so much for being with us kelly will be joining you again at the top of the hour for may have a great weekend. nico is in germany to learn german. english beneath. them.

coming up tuesday morning, michigan democratic congress and dan kelly, and pennsylvania were republican congressman brian fitzpatrick discussed their new task force on clean drinking water. then, new york democratic tom joins us, to talk about border security negotiations. and a discussion of the u.s. missile missile defense review, with cq while andrew clement or pick be sure to watch c-span washington journal, light at seven eastern tuesday morning. joined the discussion. tomorrow morning here on c-span three, cia director gina hostile, national intelligence director dan coats, and fbi director christopher ray will testify before the senate intelligence committee, on threats to the united states. that starts at 9:30 a.m. eastern, life here on c-span three.

i'm brian thomas for all of us here at the news team thanks so much for being with us kelly will be joining you again at the top of the hour for may have a great weekend. nico is in germany to learn german. pollution in the. when christianity first arose it was without images it had only words only script images were first introduced into the christian's assembly rooms where they were concentrated at the far end of the simple whole cold the clays yes but once the walls were adorned with images they told a story. how did these images arise how did these stories come about and what role did angels play in the stories of conflict between power and order heaven and. angels on the messengers of the one god of who no image exists and upon who knows human will have a set of eyes people worship god's words words that were brought by angels who were closest to him. they are spiritual beings just like him beams of light. the angels proclaim up god wishes to tell people. that is their calling. they were imagined to be all new present always talking guiding advising and judging people and so they becam

and then every now and then someone like jack kelly or steven glass or janet cook or brian williams gets caught making -- then there are the outlets that look like a news organization, but are really lie factories. the point being, while terrifying this subject, it's not so cut and dried. so i implore you judges to withhold judgment, at least until we're through up here, and also in the not unlikely event that i, myself, should blurt out something objectionable, your honors, please do not hold me in contempt. not necessary. i have children for that. with that, may i ask you to greet this extremely distinguished panel. [ applause ] i won't take time to introduce them individually, but there are their names and of course you can also consult your scorecards. susan page, i will start with you. congratulations. in due course i'm going to get into the trump situation. but can we first just cont contexualize, running against the press is not a new invention. you've seen this movie before, have you not? >> thank you very much. first i want to just express appreciation to the judges for your pub

brian reynolds and charlie o'shea thank you for joining me "the exchange." i'll join tyler and melissa on "power lunch" which begins right now. >> see you shortly, kelly.elissa lee on "power lunch. trouble at tesla a rough outlook. how investors navigate the road ahead and netflix says fortnite is a bigger threat than hbo and hulu will gain that out. "power lunch" starts right now >> indeed it downside, melissa, welcome to "power lunch," everybody. wall street's win streak in tact, keep going the s&p 500 now out of correction territory all pretty major averages on track for the fourth straight week of gains. all 11 of the s&p 500 sectors, they are higher. led by industrials and materials. in the meantime, the dow and the s&p are on pace for their best week of the year and this month is sta

kelly cupford, now known as the fiji water girl has landed a gig on the soap opera "the bold and the beautiful. how about that, brianut >> it did. >> what are the odds what are the odds? we're going to see a few more photo bombers in the future at these type of events i'm just throwing it out there, phillip. >> if it worked for her, it can work for anybody some well-placed -- she was very well-placed, and she was noticed, and off goes her career >> worldwide exchange brought to you by yeti. thank you very much. appreciate it, brother take care. >>> up next, china posting its slowest growth in nearly 30 years. is this really the biggest risk to your money right now? insight and advice for you ahead. >>> before that, we go back to davos and sit down with one of the world's most influential and outspoken ceos salesforce's marcq benioff rlidan tlyexchgeru wodwe, and we're back after this ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ultra coating. ♪h

brian: right by the one person that always treats, special thanks to commissioner kelly.little cold on plaza. ainsley: we're grateful to them. listening to some of their stories. tell you were shot on the job, rights six years ago? >> yes. ainsley: had to learn to walk again, shot in the leg. tell me what happened? >> i was chasing a burglary suspect. he turned around while i was chasing him, he shot me. i had to learn to walk again and my family and nassau county police department and members played an important role. that is why i'm standing here today. ainsley: god bless you. you're a hero. tell me your name first of all. >> kirsten lorenzo. ainsley: what area do you patrol? >> long island. ainsley: bazel area. >> not the bazel. ainsley: sorry i'm learning about long island. tell me what you did. you saved someone from burning building? >> yes. ainsley: what happened? >> three people on routine patrol. i noticed the working house fire. the house was fully engulfed in flames. i asked a witness on the sidewalk that was her home. she said no, but two elderly people lived

kelly said about the wall. look what lindsey graham said about the wall a year and a half ago. what the democrats have to do though to your point, briann say no. they have to get the government open. rise above it both sides have. to say give the white house some political off ramp and the democrats will need the same. they should be proposing tripling national security, upping port of entry security, new technologies, drones. brian: i have news for you it's all in the proposal. and i also say barriers work in certain places. absolutely. it doesn't work everywhere. that's clear. talk about anything else is ridiculous. we have 600 miles of fence we you wanted to improve it and make it better and now all of a sudden it's immoral to have it and we have had it since 1992. >> a couple of points there point number one is this, is that the number one reason why we have illegal immigration in this country has nothing to do with our southern border and everything to do with people entering points of entry and visa overstays. maybe if the white house addressed overstays and modernized immigration system that could be off ramp for democrats. all