look at netflix, big nice pop yesterday after putting strong numbers, down just a buck today, 334. let's talk streaming more, espn teaming up with roku, that's a surprise to me. why is roku down 30% this year, jason? >> there's too much competition. i mean, you to look at the mote that all great valued investors

in a country that doesn't want you there well privatized it give your buddies a chance to make a quick buck after all isn't that what friends are for we discussed this issue with brian baca from the and he wore a coalition. american government is telling the american people look we're going to go to war in syria it's imperative that we do so it's imperative that we occupy or our proxies under our guidance occupy these other countries but don't worry americans won't do any believing the suffering the bleeding will be done by others the real function of us troops in northern and eastern syria or if they are replaced by a nato arabs of military force the saudis so to speak organized by erik prince they will be nothing other than a trip wire allowing the us the bomb either through bombs or missiles against any force including the sovereign syrian arab army that seemed to interfere with the american zone of influence in the northern and eastern part of syria so from war to the weapons trade to the trumpet ministrations decided to drop some restrictions on sales making more military drones availa

this company trades between 10 and 14 if they earn eight bucks a share, this stock is very cheap at 80hich is where i think it can go so if you look at this chart, the move we've had, the pullback, this is a level where i think we get to on a reorganization of sentiment around the stock so this is a great multiple story, sector two low. don't you want to own transports united is a company i think the news on this has been not equal with sentiment. >> how much goes into the calculus on the price and direction of oil to your bullishness on the airlines? does it hinge on that? >> it's a very important point and if you think about earnings plus or minus energy prices, it's probably a 15% hit to earnings so no question these guys will be sensitive and airlines are sympathetic to the down side on a move in oil i think when higher oil prices come around airlines can charge more and that's a good thing. >> time to vote. are you buying or selling tim's pitch on united. grasso >> i'm going to say buy. i like the pitch i think airlines as a whole are going higher. >> let me guess what dan is goin

prior low at about 70 there i really like the risk reward here because i have participation down a bucknd a quarter, and i have a multiple of what i'm risking that i could make if i get the direction on this trade right >> what do you think about industrials, carter? >> i'll put it in this context the market is still above its february 9 flow. honeywell is below 3m is below. united tech is low i think that's just a preview of coming attractions >> i'm not even going to bother asking about ge, then. >> we got ge's trades at this. >> uyou have some big components of this that have been hard to hit. the structure of the trade makes perfect sense. >> when we talked about boeing, that's how we started this conversation jp morgan reversed 5% from its pre-market, they're going to hit their numbers in china this stock is going to be on its way back to the low end of the range and it's going to take the whole sector with it >> for other action check on our website. while you're there, check out our super cool newsletter. don't be the only one not reading it in the meantime, here's what else is c

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prior low at about 70 there to me i like the risk-reward here, because i have participation down a bucknd a quarter and i have a multiple of what i'm ricking if i make the direction on this trade. >> what do you think of the industrial, claire >> i put it in this kind of a context. the market is still above the february 29ing flow. honeywell is below united technologies is below ingersoll rand is below. the whole sector perform on the mark that's a preview of coming attracts >> i'm not even going to bother asking about ge then >> we got ge's last week's trade as this. >> this is definitely the structure up to have you have some big components of this that really haven't been that hard hit. boeing might be the most notable. it's a different story tan ge is the structure of the trade makes sense. >> listen, we talked about boeing it's the j.p. morgan of the space. j.p. morgan reversed 5% from the pre market, 6% or something like that don't think boeing -- they will hit their numbers in q1 if they guide down for q2. this stock will be on its way back to the low end of the range. it will ta

morning, he did it over the weekend that is having an impact, that's a 5% drop and previously high-flying stock, indeed. microsoft is down 2 buckswn $34 otherwise known as alphabet, three and a third percent, that's a drop, facebook down at 155. now that's a drop and a half, ash. ashley: it really is, at this stage it becomes indiscriminate to selling. amazon with the presence of facebook data scandal, once the dam breaks there's a move to the downside. stuart: howard buffet is still with us, son of -- [laughter] >> stuart, i don'ton any of those stocks so i'm okay. [laughter] stuart: what do you think is going on here? >> you're not going to roll me doing into analysis of the stock market, there's no way. stuart: you want to talk about the book and that's it? >> yeah. stuart: we are down 500 points. that's over 2%. now let's be clear here, we've just come through the first quarter of the year, january through the end of march, it was the worst quarter, i think, ash in twa what's two and a half years? >> since january 2016, just over two years, now we are starting on the second quarter and this is a very negative start, obviousl

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it is up a buck at 55. >>> you will love this. ge fund manager out of the it is a shock. emac. liz: michael flat. stuart: how much? liz: $2 billion. they only pay long-term capital gains rate, not income taxes. only pay 20%. stuart: billion in one year for thatfy? liz: the guys we know about. david ten per, ray dalia. ten per made 1 1/2 billion. griffin 1.4 billion. daniel lobe 1.7 billion. stuart: incredible amount of money. liz: they invest in standard apple, bank of america, defense stocks. stuart: i don't think our viewers object to someone making a ton of money. ashley: if they make their clients money, fair enough. stuart: i bet they object to this pass-through deal where they pay a much lower tax rate than everybody else where it is taxed as personal income. i'm sure that sets off them. liz: president even said he doesn't like that. stuart: why wasn'twasn't it fixed in the tax deal. ashley: that is what we always say every time. liz: chuck schumer. stuart: there we go. president trump going after amazon again, tweeting that

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caterpillar a buck 25 with positive news maybe -- on trade. now we have james memoir this is store shelves next tuesday i have a couple of excerpts here we go. but when the president sits on a throne protected by a large wooden obstacle as trump routinely did in my interactions with him formality of the oval office is magnified and chances of getting full truth plummet. well trump is firing back with two scathing morning tweets today. james comey proven lyric and liar fired for terrible job he did until he was, in fact, fired he leaked classified information for which he should be prosecuted and untruthful slime ball who was as time has proven a terrible director of the fbi. his handling of the crooked hipght case and presidents event surrounding it will go down as one of the worst botch jobs of history it was my great honor to fire james comey. well a lot to go at this morning. we have to add -- >> the book is full of nasty hits that donald trump -- that shorter than i expect because comey is very tall. 6'8" because trump smaller than i expect

lauren: i don't know a single millennial who has more than five bucks. a new cafÉ you have to request. after a tax they pay out, where can we save some money? >> taxpayers to matter, that this places today and tonight it will give you some freebies and deals at staples and officemax for free shredding services tomorrow. he will be $4.17 at boston market. good old mill for $10.40. also corner bakery is one meal for $10.40 price after the 1040 form for individual tax return. i suggest that donald, quiznos and white castle locations, too. if you are paying uncle sam you can get a little something back. train to tracey, thank you. lauren: oil prices following after the u.s. attacks area for its poison gas attack on its own people. phil flynn, senior market analyst and fox business contributor. good morning. happy monday. last week oil prices have almost 9%. biggest gain in a .5 months. where do we stand right now? >> played now we are down a little bit of a relief rally on what really was viewed by most web traitors as a very successful mission. a lot of conc

scare buyers away, the condemned home in a bay area neighborhood that just sold for more than a million bucks. >>> starting to dry out after our rainfall today. temperatures dropping to 49 in san jose. we're tracking how cold tomorrow morning and a brand-new storm this week coming up in about seven minutes. >>> plus a big night. could you hear the sharks fan freaking out? >>> the warriors on their home turf. highlights of both games coming up in sports. you want to see it. a million do. that )s what it amounts to. a home in fremont just sold for over >>> new at 11:00, a million dollar tear-down. that's what it amounts to. a home in fremont just sold for more than a million bucks. it's not the first time this has happened and probably won't be the last. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd in fremont with the housing market explosion that keeps on going. >> reporter: terry, fremont is the place to be. good schools, low crime, clean streets. but can you afford to live here? some people can, and they'll go to great lengths to be here. >> buyers buying the dirt. >> reporter: in this case, the house sitting

facebook is still down a buck 40 at 164. habet, microsoft, all of them nicely on the upside. i bring you this breaking news. the senate foreign relations committee holding a confirmation hearing now for secretary of state nominee mike pompeo. this is expected to last for hours. if there is any headlines of any kind we'll bring them to you first. that is a promise. now this. tesla's elon musk wants to begin production on the model y. it is an suv, begin production in november of next year. loup ventures managing partner gene munster is with us. you are a tesla bull. i put it to you elon musk making a flashy headline about the future to disguise problems in the present. what say you? >> i don't think so. i want to make a distinction here stuart, between the opportunity and these announcements around products we don't have. stuart: vapor wear essentially right now. the existing cars in 2006, one of two things, phone call or text message. tesla is effectively an iphone. it is much more complicated thing to build and that has been

i think we need a buck stops here kind of person. we need to flag that there's a person -- we don't say what they have to do -- well, maybe some things, but a person has to be in charge of this, somebody has to be following it, somebody has to be on top of it. it's just one sentence that i can see, a coordinator role and responsibilities including the ecw training, issuing monitoring or maintaining the equipment, the data collection and analysis, reviewing all deployments and providing subject matter expertise for the review board. i think it's really basic information. you're going to do it any way. there's no harm in putting it here. we're not telling you how you have to put it in there and who may have to report to you. you might not be the chief next year. they might dismantle this next year. the buck stops somebody, that's good practice. that's not asking for a lot. i don't even know why this is an issue. >> president turman: i'm sorry, chief. >> no. i hope that's not a prediction, commissioner. >> commissioner dejesus: no. no. i

but if you have a buck what would you spend it on first. you predicted accurately that i was in a tight it's a balanced package of all of that. i have to prioritize. where would you place your money first. i would prioritize it and even posture. all of the above. they are all equally effective at the border. at stopping drugs. the budget which we appreciate greatly has a nice balance investment. i know what those border agents told me in your opinion where are the most effectively invested. it includes the x-rays so we can get more vehicles through them. these are deep conceal its compared to that border it's not one where is that money most effectively invested. the most important. chair amount of time. thank you so much madame chairwoman and commissioner it's good to see you. congratulations on your confirmation since 2009 the orlando international airport has seen its international passenger arrivals increased by 89% get the number of custom and border patrol officers had stayed relatively flat. i was assigned out it oia i know the critic

a buck 34. this was a boeing 737-700 flight. i'm going to check boeing, as a business network, it is not that we're being told, we look at things in that lens that you can see the southwest airlines stock plummeting as that ntsb official revealed. we thought it was a serious injury. revealed it has been a fatality. there were passengers on board who were terrified. you could see that as soon as that engine exploded or failed in some way, shape, or form, somehow the cabin pressure was affected because shrapnel from the engine pierced a window. and can you see the facemasks had come down, we're checking this very closely because we are quoting the ntsb that it was indeed a fatality that occurred after the window was blown out. as we watch the stock and watch the headlines of all of this. the dow jones industrials is up about 269 points. close to high of the session. we're gaining steam, getting closer to the upside. part of that may come from what president trump and shinzo abe of japan said that is, quote, north korea is coming a

a warrant. worse case, payings there are 130,000 bucks to a -- 130,000 bucks to a porn star to go away and crawl back in your hole. lou: there nothing civil about this special counsel. he had a reputation for being a reckless, and abusive investigator and prosecutor, now he take its to a new level. we call predawn raid of manafort's home. even he was cooperating. this is now a man that has to be brought under control it soul wd seem to be, i can't imagine because, you know, each of us has to come to terms with our own heart and conscious, i would fire the sob in 3 seconds. >> you would, and he deserves it. it is such a cozy group, comey, and rod rosenstein and mueller and andrew weisman, they are thick at thieves, they have been abusive in a number of cases in mueller and comey's case they bungle one of the biggest u.s. cases in history, anthrax case. you know these guys, by reputation are incredibly overrated, i wouldn't hire them to get coffee for me as a law clerk. lou: we know they are a gang of partisan hacks assembled by robert mueller with a checker history, this is say time i would have

they talked about a buck once. said it was 95 cents i think it's going to be 50 cents. is a very expensive stock the fact they don't know what it is, is a risk, but think about it from an investment point of view 13 bucks would you pay for, forget the name if you're a private equity guy, would you pay 13 time as heavily levered company with no cash flow growth? i don't think so eight times. >> jj owns it. >> i do. >> what's your investment premise on the stock >> i have owned it for a while and i must say, it's one of those where they still are trying to figure out their business model if they can't figure out what they're going to do soon, i have to give up on. it's a stock that i believe in the new maew management team >> that's old management guy >> the guy -- >> he was on that board. now he's running it. >> yeah, but i do think that he was smart in that he came in and said we have a disaster on our hands. >> he was on the board that created that disaster. >> not taking it away >> i like new guys with disasters. >> if they don't come out and figure it out soon, it's

. >> daniel: and uh, pay him maybe a buck a month. you know what i mean? the good ol' days. >> daniel: yeah, well. >> anthony: why lyon? why here? look at the fundamentals, the things the lyonnais think of as birthrights. the right for instance to eat delicious cured pork in unimaginably delicious forms. >> daniel: the art of charcuterie, lyonnais can't live without it. >> anthony: look at this. terrine, pate, sausages, rillette, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. >> daniel: monsieur reynon. >> reynon: bonjour. >> daniel: merci. tony. >> anthony: bonjour, monsieur. tony. >> chef: tony. >> anthony: and few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reynon. [ reynon speaking french ] >> daniel: 20 -- 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the holiday are coming, and they're going mad with the production of saucisson. >> anthony: in a relentlessly cold room, pork shoulder, belly, and fatback are fed in batches through a vertical chopper. a sprinkling of seasoning and spices. >> chef: oui. >> anthony: removed in large balls of

at least six people have reportedly been killed in an attack by a buck or her arm fighters in nigeria's northeastern borno province authorities say at least two suicide bombers blew themselves up in the city of my degree several more people were injured by the explosions and subsequent gunfire back around has launched a regular attacks in borno province this year as well as kidnapping schoolgirls. argentinians are struggling with the rising cost of consumer goods with some of the poorest families especially risk inflation has fallen to less than half its peak of forty seven percent in twenty sixteen but it's still the second highest in latin america after venezuela turn isabeau reports. us lives in one of the poorest areas of when our society's. money no plays that when it rains it is isolated from the other parts of the province because the buses won't dare to go in. but these days she has another reason to warry. eighty pets also paid for this piece of beef and eighty and it just goes up and up and we are trying to catch up but my husband's salary doesn't go up in the same way and tha

countries dealing weaponry to the rest of the world and thinking of it as economics as a way to make a buck oh well the effects are as you say inclusive of the worst humanitarian disasters in recent history i don't know because that about humanitarian disasters i mean the u.s. military hardware is already being used a numerous wars worldwide nice now to me that the bombing of yemen i mean do you expect an international outcry over these latest plans. i would love to see one i would love to see an attempt at accountability through the united nations i would love to see the united nations find a way to democratize itself and work its way around vetoes and become what it was supposed to be a force against the use of force but it's not happening yet it certainly would be remarkable if some country were to bomb washington d.c. to send a message to deter alleged crimes in in yemen i think americans thinking about such a possibility would immediately see around every nonsense argument for bombing damascus i am not advocating such a thing i am advocating that such approaches not be taken by the us

there more ways to do it than just, you know, post it out there in kindle, maybe have people pay a buckatever it is? i mean, what sort of options are there for people to self-publish that might be more prosperous? andy: well, the main platforms are obviously there's amazon. barnes & noble also has their own platform for self-publishing that you can do. and there are smaller ones. and of course, you can always just sell content any way you want. what you're selling is data, right? so, just like anything else that sells data, you can sell that data yourself. you could start your own self-publishing company if you wanted. yeah, and so it's a good time to self-publish, though, because the old boy network between you and the reader is now gone. scott: andy, speaking of selling, i have to do a commercial, but andy weir's new book is "artemis," it's awesome, it's in bookstores now. thank you for being here. up next, the most unusual job interview you'll ever see when "press:here" continues. ♪ scott: welcome back to "press:here." some companies say they are a family, it seems like fewer and few

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