furthermore, tim kelly's report also stated that there was a famous person living here, and we could contest that it should also -- this building should also qualify under criterion number two, a famous bay area opera composer who lived on the property. this building is effectively being demolished. nobody has failed for demolition , so we know demolition is problematic. the commissioners mentioned that , you know, as of s. be 330, will not have any demolition control. if the building that i showed in the previous footage is going to be replaced with this four story building, the top is gone 100%. and this is -- if this is not tantamount to demolition, i don't know what is. this will be before you as part of adr because obviously nobody claimed it as a demolition, no c.u. was filed. but it is buildings -- of buildings like this are not being saved, i wonder how many of these are in the crosshairs of demolition. that is why we need to have a preservation department with a heads that could pay more attention to things like this. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please.

our traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly, dan nathan, guy adami.t was a friday fade, folks, wall street closing out a turbulent week in the red. what can you expect for your money in the week ahead? we will break out our crystal ball plus, hungry for opportunity investors continue to chow down on those food stocks, but will this bing session end badly. oh, nice, right? and it is mall madness time. we will break down a few retail names that should be on your shopping list ahead of their earnings a lot of earnings next week in that sector. but we begin with that wild week on wall street it all started with a monday market meltdown followed by a turnaround tuesday then more wild swings throughout the week, and in the end stocks closed out the week in the red so are the wild swings here to stay, wild swings, wild things if they are, what, guy, is an investor like me to do >> first of all, tyler, i hope you're here to say you will be here in the next hour, number one. >> wild swings. >> first, buy the trogs, one of the only things. you remember that? >>

our traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly, dan nathan and steve grasso wall street wrapping up one wild week the nasdaq, the s&p handing in their worst weeks of the year while the dow just dodged that mark, but it has certainly been a roller coaster ride for your money after president trump turned up the volume on the trade war with china now that some steam has been let out of the record run, is now a good time to get in or, timmy, should you just get out? >> welcome you could call me orville if you want that's fine. welcome back. >> orville redenbacher bottom line, 350 bits at the lows today which are pulled back through the s&p. you traded through the 50, did things you are supposed to do, closed on a better level i will let the technical guys talk about the market levels a payroll number this morning showed a trend weaker in payroll. you had pmi all week to sell you the global manufacturing environment is in shambles you have a dynamic where i think corporate ceos -- if we had the trade rhetoric three weeks ago before we got into earnings season guidance i think would ha

your traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly, steve grals o grasso and guy adami one strategist says the countdown to recession is officially on. he will layout the timeline and when he sees the markets up and out. box and williams-sonoma moving lower after reporting. later, a royal rally, how king dollar got a boost from the queen. we will explain with today's move higher, stocks surging with the dow gaining more than 250 points energy, consumer discretionary, industrials all leading the way, this as the yield on the 30-year bond hit an all-time low so do you trust today's market rally? guy adami? >> hi, mel no, i definitely don't trust it but i will say this. as we get into the later part of this week, into a holiday weekend, there's an old saying -- steve knows this on the floor -- never short a dull market you could see the market flowing through over the next couple of days into early next week. i will say it again. i think it will culminate on the down side when the vix trades up to 30. with that said, there are trading opportunities here i will do a power pitch in back en

tim seymour, brian kelly, and dan nathan coming up you'll hear from one long-term bull who says he is now the most bearish he has been in a very long time. also ahead a pulse check on the consumer, the three events coming down the pike that will tell us if the u.s. consumer is alive and well plus a call on bitcoin one wall street firm says the crypto currency is about to break out. the magic number they are putting on bitcoin right now but we begin with another tough day on wall street stocks hitting the skids as yields head south just adding to wall street's wall of worry wp goldman sachs, morgan stanley, ubs, bank of america all out with new notes raising the red flag on trade tensions hitting the market so what do we make of all this the sort of, i don't know, stuttering in the markets based on trade >> it's interesting that you're getting some of the macro folks around the street starting to become a little more concerned when in fact i do think that we've seen bond yields telling us something very dramatic 164 we closed on the 10-year dollar holding in. but i think the concern ar

tim seymour, brian kelly, karen finerman and guy adami a monday market meltdown as wall street hands in its worst day of the year the selling was widespread all 11 sectors finishing the day deep in the red led lower by technology the cause china. that nation effective i. weaponizing its currency sending the yuan lower, turning the the trade war into what many are considering right now a full-blown currency war. we've got full team coverage of this dramatic turn of events let's things off with bob pisani live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. hey, bob >> and melissa, we had a tough day here i want to give a sense of what happened last time china devalued its currency. this was about five years ago in august 2015. the last time china devalued its currency was in august 2015. that happened on three consecutive days of devaluations that was beginning on august 11th the market was very different back then. it was a different picture for the overall markets. china's currency was appreciating back then that's a big difference to now the stock market in china was just roaring it w

your traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly, steve grals o grasso and guy adami one strategistwn to recession is officially on. he will layout the timeline and when he sees the markets up and out. box and williams-sonoma moving lower after reporting. later, a royal rally

our traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly, dan nathan, guy adami.friday fade, folks, wall street closing out a turbulent week in the red. what can you expect for your money in the week ahead? we will break out our crystal ball plus, hungry for opportunity investors continue to chow down on those food stocks, but will this bing session end badly. oh, nice, right? and it is mall madness time. we will break down a few retail names that

our traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly, dan nathan and steve grasso wall street wrapping week the nasdaq, the s&p handing in their worst weeks of the year while the dow just dodged that mark, but it has certainly been a roller coaster ride for your money after president trump turned up the volume on the trade war with china now that some steam has been let out of the record run, is now a good

tim seymour, brian kelly, and dan nathan coming up you'll hear from one long-term bull who says he is now the most bearish he has been in a very long time. also ahead a pulse check on the consumer, the three events coming down the pike that will tell us if the u.s. consumer is alive and well plus a call on bitcoin one wall street firm says the crypto currency is about to break out. the magic number they are putting on b

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tim seymour. >> enjoy the weekend on the beach, folks unitedhealthcare i think health care remains resilient. the earnings growth will be counter to the s&p and you are down 15% off the highs. >> b.k., brian kelly>> monday morning, assuming, it is a big assumption, the vix is still in the 20s, i think you can buy some protection. spy, puts. >> karen finerman. >> what is isolated u.s. and shouldn't be involved here, cbs. this is what we do well, content. >> we do this well. >> when markets are in turmoil today. >> yes, they are. >> you know what rallies gold rallies you know what rallies more than straight gold? gold miner >> and bitcoin. >> and bitcoin for our friend bk. >> that does it for us don't forget, our "markets in turmoil" special on cnbc following "options action" at 6:00 ywrehe meantime, don't go anhe "options action" is coming up next ♪ maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from managing inventory... to detecting and preventing threats... to scaling up your production. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. >>> "opti

tim cook said it would hurt that company. especially after the president saying to u.s. companies that do business there, bring it home. >> yes so that's exactly right, kelly apple in the red here as president trump says he is now ordering american companies to look for alternatives to china now remember apple does all its design work here in the u.s. that would include cities like cupertino and austin and recently reminded us that it's responsible for creating and supporting 2.4 million u.s. jobs but much of its assembly work is in china where you have millions of chinese putting together different parts of iphones and ipads. tim cook told me that he had made no significant changes to his supply chain and perhaps helping apple here as it navigates these tensions though, trump's relationship with cook just this week the president praising him as a great executive, kelly >> josh, appreciate it we have that moving. we also have the chips semiconductor stocks, micron invidia all down we had talked about there's a lot of time until september 1 to resolve the situation. now it is going the other way. >> yeah. and i think that -- well, in terms of apple i think