i'm curious what you guys think in terms of what you would pick to beat lowery. >> there are a lot ofd names out there, mel, thanks we are looking forward to that and will do it now in honor of the stock draft, let's go picking pete, what do you like >> the first pick of the 2019 stock draft, pete that jaron will take tilray this was a stock up $300 now it's trading at $50. ipo was somewhere in the upper 20s, 30s, but the acquisitions they've made and positioning they've done and partnerships they made and the fact they're on the pharmaceutical side of things as well as food and zrinting unbelievable. 13,000 in the u.s. and 15,000 total canada and u.s., this is a company that makes it seem to me like, everybody loved it at 250 or 280 and now it's 50 and nobody's thinking about it i think it has an opportunity. >> here's my question, what are you smoking? >> gee, i didn't know you were going to go there. >> so obvious. >> i have been thinking about that line for the last two years. >> i know. >> your pick is? >> my anymore ipick is disney this is a powerhouse that people watch over and

investor confidence slowed in economic growth dropped to nine point nine percent last year and lowery and julie kelley of volunteers at one of the growing number of food banks in belfast brax a frightens me and frightens me for something raise not only for myself afraid for me for the people i where how can i.

also returning favorites nick lowery will be here. o'leary, the winner the year before and the real housewives star bethenny frankel. now it's the moment everyone has been waiting for the draft order. here's what we do. i spin you can reach in and pick or i can open it and hand it to you you'll read and dom will memorialize the picks. let's get it started >> it takes all of us to do this >> round and round it goes >> there's one that's stuck in the hole ring. >> my od, they're all falling out. i'll hand you an envelope. open the envelope. >> now the envelope. the first one, beardstown ladies >> the ladies get first pick >> we're going to put them on the board right now. let's put our teams up here first. you did say periodstobeardstown? >> i did >> they get the first pick >> i think we're going backwards. >> we're doing this in reverse order? >> they have a lot of stocks to choose from. they sent us a picture they're already working. >> they're working right now >> the ladies go 10th. >> number nine, oz pearlman. >> oz knows goes here

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chevron reported earnings and both saw profits fall in the most rec quarter and that sent their shares lowery' during toda trading session. dominic chu takes a closer look. >> one of the biggest drags on the dow today is exxonmobil after the integrated oil and gas giant, america's most valuable energy company posted profits and balesow average analyst estimates. a big part of the story at exxonmobilocused on the downstream and refining and chemical operations and it said profit margins were weaker due to among other things, higher refinery maintenance costs and the bright spotai r on the production side and overall production of oil and gas rose by 2% over the same time last year. it pumps out 4 million barrels per day and when itomes to u.s. shale production at the all-important perm onbasin, that's 140% higher than it was last year. a similar story with fellow energy companyro ch the fellow dow component was drag on t overall index after it beat analyst estimates and fell shy on revenues and it, too, grappled like refining and chemicals, but itw also sa overall production rise likeex nmobil

deputy director lowery did define a serious problem and it deals with managing thousands orateds o -- or tens of thousans of permits of responses from designed professionals. i like to echo commissioner lee's comment, obvious solution is the workforce solution. one thing a tardy report by department could be issued weekly or monthly and sent to that department. you can kick them in the butt. other is commissioner lee mentioned it, if there was visibility through the citizen portal, which is supposed to be delivered, a citizen or professional could go into the portal and clearly see the status of their permit and if there's an obstacle. i think the bigger issue here really is, performance standards. you can manage and you can report but if you don't have a standard to report against, you're reporting the standard versus performance. that's one of the issues i can h b.i.c. would address. are they doing things against the standard correctly. it's always the 80-20 rule. thank you. >> president mccarthy: thank you. >> any additional public comment? seeing none. item 7, update on s.f. permi

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weighed down charles' way was amd he was in last place that year the next year, the third pick of nick lowery'smd, and that was the stock that made him the winner last year so the last shall be first sometimes. >> larry put it right through the uprights on that i will say the same thing the year before, valent was the worst stock in the market for the proceeding year and number one performer for me i think you have to find opportunities where companies are at some inflection point either in their revenue model or balance sheet cleanup, those are the things that will move the most. >> kevin, last word to you, you make your commissioner to the appeal here with >> i'm going to bring my best game, obviously. this has become very important to all of us who knew the league would become so important but i'm not planning on losing ever sin so you might as well just permanently print my name and that trophy. i'm coming in to get it. you will not even touch that, seymour. >> this is very personal very personal. >> next thursday 2:00 on "power lunch," we're going to have fun all year watching the big smac

nick lowery, 13% of you said he would repeat as champion maria ho and bethenny frankel rounded out the four in your vote whichever team is atop the standings after the close on may 28th a viewer who picked that team will win a trip to new york city and a tour of cnbc. you can come see kelly's desk. mine too go to -- >> whatever we've got for lunch today. and seema too. >> and seema we often have her on at lunch. go to cnbc.com/stockdraft to keep up with the leaderboard >> but don't go anywhere "check, please" is right after this global markets, the rhythm of the world. but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. [kno♪king] ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. my ideal cloud? it has to work like air traffic control. it's gotta let new data integrate with data from our existing systems. ♪ ♪ be able to pull from reservation platforms built 20 years ago. and also be able to use apps to book super-personalized trips on

investor confidence slowed in economic growth dropped to nine point nine percent last year and lowery and julie kelly of all in tears at one of a growing number of food banks in belfast bracks afraid of friends may first sample raise not only for myself a phrase may for the people where how can i. are we going to be able to sustain and what we are doing fine i'm going to get our donations from people i can't see it happening and six months we have seen a terrible and crisis and people common and. the british government the e.u. and the irish government agree they do not want to hold border in the event of a no deal with the constant checks which we normal islands in the republic. so the british prime minister to resign may's breaks a deal which is being rejected by parliament three times contains the so-called banks don't the banks hope is the last results to keep an open border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland should the u.k. crash out of the e.u. without a deal any deal one containing the backstop or otherwise has huge implications for the economy and cross borde

the shoulders of strong black women like ida b wells, gwendolyn brooks, and annie ruth lowery.gbtq plus trof , andrs, like dr. ron sable art johnston. in the shoulders of political giants like the late great harold washington. amy: that was chicago's mayor-elect lori lightfoot addressing supporters in her victory speech tuesday night. she won 73% of the vote. she e will take over as s mayort month. for more we go to chicago where , we are joined by barbara ransby, professor of african american studies, gender and women's studies and history at the university of illinois, chicago. she wrote about all of this for the nation in piece headlined, "the rising black left movement behind chicago's historic elections." her latest book is "making all black lives matter: reimagining freedom in the twenty-first century." welcome back to democracy now! professor, can you talk about the significance of the mayoral election yesterday? >> yes, thank you for having me, amy. there is significant on two levels. as a historian, i would be the last to deny the significance of having an openly gay a

that begs the question we're talking about chip stocks as a monolith and guy adami, you lauded nick lowery for picking two chip stocks, nvidia and amd. >> i did >> and that's for the next nine months and i do think -- i think he's going to wind up being okay for the next nine months and over the next couple of months there might be some hiccups and i'm not trying to play both sides of the fence it should not given what they said micron was asking us the investing community to believe in them in the second half breaking news. >> there's more from the intel ceo on the conference call which is going right now he is saying that intel is seeing, quote, a dramatic slowdown in china from business customers. intel ceo right now saying they're seeing a dramatic slowdown in china. those are his words from business customers in china. >> and the question is is it a cyclical slowdown? we know china is going through a rough patch and this is something that people will be challenged by. we're hearing both sides of this china story, and this is a terrible headwind. >> a couple of years ago, intel paid $1

of "national review" and man up late watching uva get to the final four because he's an alum, rich loweryuch better mood than you would be. let me play the president had a couple of paths to go down after getting some good news on sunday as far as he was concerned. here was the president at his first campaign rally post barr/mueller report. >> there are a lot of people out there that have done some very, very evil minutes, bad things, i would say thereasonous things. we'll look at that. the report was against those who lofrt the election to try and regain power. sick, sick, these are sick people. >> peggy, maybe i'm stuck in a time warp that thinks, boy, you have a political opportunity, take it. he could have gone down one path, one is that path. the uma thurman "kill bill" path, trying to take revenge, or he could have cornered the democratic party and said, all right, i'm ready for infrastructure, let's go. he went down the revenge path. >> yeah. somebody said when it was announced that the trump white house was going to now push on health care once again after having been unsuccess th