[bell ringing] >> give me a moment here. i'm sorry. i was in our office talking to -- i wanted them to listen, supervisor brown. first of all, let me introduce myself and give homage all of you new supervisors. welcome to city hall. i call it silly hall. okay? we're going to try to put the fill back in the mold and bring a little oversight. i'm glad you put this together, boss man. supervisor, excuse me, supervisors. we have two supervisors that just been elected. we have one supervisor that has been appointed. let me just say my name is ace, dammit, i've been here over 30 years. i'm glad that you did it. i was back there when he had problems with the police. let me give credit to our current sheriff. she's done a wonderful job. i don't give credit to everybody, and also paul, but dammit, i've been victimized. i'm not coming up here speaking on, i've been victimized by the police. went to p.o.a., they did nothing for me. paul, i we want to your office, you did nothing for me. i'm happy to announce all the charges have been dropped with

skater mariah bell the right-of-way on the ice. warming up during a practice session at the world championships in obtained by nbc news shows bell skating past 16-year-old lim team accused bell of deliberately hurting lim according to the international skating union which said in a statement, there is no evidence that miss bell intended any harm to miss lim. but according to a korean news article, lim's agency called the incident premeditated, adding that bell had been bullying lim for months, for some triggering memories of tonya harding whose husband planned an attack against her rival nancy kerrigan. but today, u.s. olympic skater adam rippon jumped to bell's defense. this article is clickbait. i've been to the rink multiple times and no one has been bullying anyone. what happened in the warmup was an accident. both skaters also share the same now dealing with skating'mo stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> up next, the "game of thrones" star who says she cheated death twice. >>> all right. we're back now to tell you about th

the smallest of the baby bells was southwestern bell headquartered in st. louis. mr. stephenson: correct. david: how did the smallest upome the one that ate everybody else, and now there are two, verizon and you and you , are a content provider, and what enabled southwestern bell to buy everyone else when nobody but the smallest one would be that strong? mr. stephenson: leadership. i believe more than anything is what drove it. one thing, when at&t broke up, and those seven baby bells all went out there, and they got the local service, and at&t had the long distance service, and back then, everybody thought that was where it was going, and it turns out that got commoditized, but something that is not talked about much is that at&t owned a lot of wireless airwaves. thatin mind in 1984 wireless service did not exist, so the wireless airwaves got pushed out to the baby bells last-minute. getting these wireless areas out, and ended up with the baby bells, and we built out the wireless technology aggressively, and in the late 1980's, the guy who was running at&t at the tim

i said because you are mob bell m --a bell and you have to have a telephone. very few people call and ask for a telephone line. mr. rubenstein: another acquisition you made was directv. is that $49.5 billion for that in some people would say that's a melting ice cube. subscribers are going down in that satellite tv business. why did you spend that much money question mark did you realize it would go down in terms of subscriber usage? we had theson: when deal approved by the board, we put a business case in front of them and showed them the business that was in decline. butirst started out with you put it with our business, it will generate a huge amount of cost savings. the numbers were significant. it was like $2.5 billion per year and cost savings by putting it on our business. you put this business with hours and it generates well over $4 billion per year in cash flow. it allowed us to turn around and reinvest into a whole new tv platform on top of streaming. it's a platform that's doing quite well. we also took that money, the $4 billion, and invested aggr

. >>> and now, to a stunning headline involving american skater mariah bell. she is accused of using her skate blade to attack a rival. tonight, an olympic skater is now defending her, and here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: it was a stunning allegation, american figure skater mariah bell accused of intentionally injuring a fellow skater. a representative for korean skater eun soo lim telling media bell struck kim's leg with her skate, cutting her calf during warmups at the world championships in japan. the 16-year-old went onto compete, spotted with a band-aid on her calf. even scoring a personal best, placing fifth, just ahead of bell. >> this season, i will continue to follow my dream of making the olympic team. >> reporter: bell was featured in this 2017 u.s. figure skating video, and she trains with lim under the same coach at this california rink. lim's representatives reportedly claimed bell had been bullying lim for months. speaking exclusively with abc news, olympic bronze medalist adam rippon, who is a choreographer for bell, defending the ska

bell, 2017 u.s. under the same coach went on to compete in the night's program. lim coming in fifth place. these close-up photos showing her bandaged leg. bell landing in sixth writing on instagram, i learned a lot about my inner strength last week. and in that post bell didn't directly address reports that she'd bullied lim including just before that championship, but she wrote that their training environment is in her words professional and supportive. guys. >> all right, marci gonzalez, thank you. >>> all right. congp here on "good morning america," skiing's biggest star mikaela shiffrin talks to rob about her career success and her advice to fans. >> did you draw her any pictures, rob? >> no. i gave her some advice on how to go faster. she did not take it. nature, scent comes in waves... know that in gently and beautifully... air wick essential mist is an expression of nature. transforming natural essential oils into a fragrant mist. simply adjust your setting for the perfect balance... and it ge

thank you for watching >> "closing bell"! ♪ >>> good afternoon welcome to "closing bell."'m wilfred frost. >> i'm contessa brewer boeing is under some pressure as airlines and countries suspend operations of the 737 max 8. the international transportation union calls for the faa to ground flights we'll talk to its president coming up. >>> plus crude oil up more than 25% year to date and bp's ceo will join us in a first on cnbc interview. you don't want to miss that. british prime minister may facing a crucial vote on her brexit proposal. the outcome could come any minute we will have the latest live from london. >>> first, a check on the markets with a little over 59 minutes left of trade and we are nicely higher for the most part. the dow is weighed down by boeing as it was yesterday s&p's up 0.4% and the high of the session 0.6. the nasdaq leads the charge up 0.6 and communication services and tech within the s&p that lead that index higher. >>> we want do get right to london where cnbc's villa marks has the latest on brex it. where do we stand on this vote >> reporter:

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> good afternoon welcome to the "closing bell."'m wilfred frost. >> i'm sara eisen. former nec director gary cohn said the president is desperate for a deal with china. we'll get reaction from kevin rudd. >>> oracle hit with a double downgrade and will report after the bell with adobe, broadcom and ulta beauty first let's check the market lower but we started a little lower still than this and recovered to positive for most of the early part of the afternoon. the dow is exactly flat. s&p down .1% as is the nasdaq. >> mike santoli in the note today said we are jogging in place at the 2019 highs. we'll talk to him, of course, later. >>> new home sales in january sinking. diana olick has more on what that signals for the economy and the housing market, diana. >> reporter: it may just be that consumers are pulling back from those big ticket items this was a surprise, especially given the drop in mortgage rates. sales of newly built homes fell nearly 7% in january compared to december and down over 4% annually according to the census th

"closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> hurry up.it down welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. tabli taking a look at the markets you almost - >> four second. >> you got it. we'll work on that dow's up 30 points boeing is the biggest drag again today taking 40 or so points off the dow. session highs up 50 a moment ago. heading into the best first quarter since 1998 today it's energy on top of the market list in terms of sectors. consumer discretionary, financials, industrials all going strong, as well. >>> after a post-ipo surge, shares of tilray have fell and we'll talk to the ceo after announcing results. >>> the market event of the fed meeting not expecting an interest rates move but the next guest said they should be considering a rate cut this year joining the "closing bell" exclusive is former minnesota fed president. nice to see you again. welcome. so, it sounds like you unlike some of your fellow economists are more with the market view on this that the next move is going to be a cut instead of a

job withy, you got a southwestern bell. southwestern bell was the result of the breakup of at&t in 1984. there? you get a job you are right out of college and how did you get a job back out randall: the old-fashioned way. my brother got me on. my wife and i were getting married, and she said yes, i will marry you, but you have to get a job. i was in school. my brother said he could get me on. i went to southwestern bell and mytarted out my first job, first job was to hang 19 inch magnetic tapes onto tape drives. you will look at a screen and say, this tape on that drive and i would find that tape, i've mounted on the drive and notebooks load and its start and i would do that for 12 hours. david: that compelled you to the top, right? randall: it was pretty much the foundation of everything i do now. david: your mother still working at the company? randall: is it technician in oklahoma. david: does he mention that you are the ceo? randall: he tries to protect that. i don't think that would be receiver well as he is the member

mahuck bell a little bit. it may be your w day because could see flurries, if you like that sort of thing. >> let's get a look at the commute and the forecast. let's start with chuck bell. >> if it's going to be would rather have snow to make things prettier. this won't be enough snow to do anything with. tig it will be cold and wet. don't expect a high impactvent from snow today. expect conversational snowflakes across t area. temperatur are hovering within a few degrees of the freezing mark, just about everywhere. most of northern virginia. a lot colder in martinsburg and fred lierick maryland, as well. this is ju a little rain/snow mix. 30s to 40 degrees today. on grassy areas, a half-inch, in some spots, up to a whole inch of snow. >> as soon as my kids see anything falling, automatic snowman in their ad. kensington outer loop, and the rest of the beltway looks okay. nothing to worry about. it's not slowing you down. northbound 295, suitland parkway. a single lane getting by right now. 66, coming into town

. >>> and we're about to get a key reading on housing kb homes reporting after the bell "closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon and welcome to "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost alongside sara eisen. let's check in on the markets. we have lost steam into the final hour of trade but it's still a positive session, up 0.4% for the major indices. s russell is 0.8%. every sector is positive, led higher by energy, communication services at the bottom >> all the focus lately has been on the bond market coming up, fed funds futures, key market, saying we may see a rate cut from the fed as early as september former fed governor sarah bloom raskin will be with us. >>> bond markets appear to have stabilized following a big drop for the 10-year and mike santoli is here with more. >> yes, wilf looking at what the bond market is doing, especially in the past week or so, you look at about a one-month chart of the s&p 500 against the 10-year treasury yield, and starting just a few days ago when the 10-year yield broke decisively below, it got stocks' attention. before that low yields,

bell's choreographer adam rippon says some people have been calling for bell's disqualification, butys bell did nothing wrong. >> i think this was purely an accident. and i don't think that mariah deserves to be getting this hate especially at the intensity and the level that she seems to be getting at. >> lim did compete with a bandage on her leg and scored a personal best placing fifth just ahead of bell. and this morning, the two athletes met and exchanged best wishes in the ladies freeskate. >>> new fallout from the college admissions bribery scandal. the men's soccer coach at ucla has now resigned. jorge salcedo has been indicted for conspiracy to commit racketeering. he's accused of taking $200,000 in bribes for helping students get into ucla by passing them off as soccer players even though they had no soccer experience. >>> day two of march madness gets under way in just a few hours, and in last night's late games, it was baylor knocking down 16 three-pointers to beat syracuse. also last night, wofford beat seton hall to win its first ever tournament game. meanwhile, ja moran

"closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> welcome to "closing bell."'m sara eisen along with wilfred frost. near session highs the dow up 200 points. apple is the winner adding about 50 points to the law and most components are higher including nike ahead of the earnings next hour as for the broader markets, strong again up more than a percent. the nasdaq's doing well. tech trade is on nasdaq only group lower, financials. >> a similar trend to what we saw after the fed yesterday. banks down, everything else. much more pronounced and near the session highs with just under an hour left of trade. we'll take a look at shares of pu curaleaf soaring on cvs to sell some of the cbd talks and we'll talk to the ceo coming up on "closing bell." >>> let's begin with the two big ipo stories of the day bob pisani looking at he levi back in the public market and leslie picker with the latest on lyft's ipo roadshow. bob? >> it started here $14 to $16 price is $17 opens at $22.22. that's a pop the timing was just absolutely perfect. plenty of pent-up demand because the

the inmates reported -- [bell ringing] >> that is a hard act to follow. i'm a member of the public and speaking to you as such, although i am a member of the dsa justice committee. i've been involved for the past four or five years in the police department and the violence they provoke in my community which is the mission. i am outraged to hear that -- about the commingling of the administrative and the criminal cases. that is just sort of beyond belief. it's like, what? and what will be done about that? i mean is there any remedy for that misconduct by the sheriff's department? i mean i've heard good things about the sheriff's department and not all sheriff's, you know, are abusive people, but there seems to be a systematic problem here and that is what i ask you to address, is the systematic situation where you say the fox is guarding the hen house. there has to be put into place a system that makes sure this does not occur again. i think that the sheriff's department should not be investigating either the administrative or the criminal. it's just not a

welcome to "closing bell."lfred frost will rejoin me and mike santoli, senior markets commentator. it looked like the rally would stall out for much of the and the dow climbed back settling lower 17 points and boeing was higher, not a drag on the dow for a change lately. s&p 500 as wilfred noted barely positive pretty much closing the day flat weighed lower by utilities, financials and industrials and nasdaq finishing up about.1% today. coming up on the ceo of national music publishers association laying out the lawsuit of exercise bike company peloton for using music without permission here's the stories on the radar. fund managers cutting the equity exposure to the lowest level of two years. mack mobius said here u.s. markets are back on track and netflix said it won't join apple's tv service joining is alicia levine nice to see you nice to see you. >> first, though, mike, there were some trade headlines but overall it feels like it's a waiting for the fed. >> yes i think the market often doesn't want to be k

it's the same with taco bell ingredients. there is a combination of ingredients.shop for fat people. tyrus: say what? >> what happened to the dog? there was a little taco bell dog at one point in time and it's no longer in the commercial. very disturbing. greg: you wouldn't eat that, would you? sure. but then i would work out. i wouldn't eat the talking. kat: i think it's great it's for people with friends. you can share the. for people with no friends you might be sad enough to want to eat three chilupas. they never occurred at the same time. they just -- if you are eating this alone, then you are probably in a situation where you are going to get some tears. if you are eating two of these alone you probably just watched your dog die while you were being served divorce papers. fast food and tears go together like michael cohen and lying. these are the facts of life, greg. greg: is this an appetizer for you? tyrus: did you say they are food for fat people? greg: taco bell is like a toy workshop for people who like to eat. that's what i meant to say. tyrus: good lu

[bell ringing] >> president melgar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is jim and i'm representing spur, the san francisco bay planning, the good planning and good government nonprofit founded 112 years as the san francisco housing association. the homes act is the right environmental choice to allow more housing capacity near robust federally funded light rail. it establishes statewide inclusionary housing so that obligation does not fall just on responsible cities like san francisco. it is the appropriate and fair choice to allow more capacity for housing near jobs and good schools. it incorporates protection, respects demolition controls and local inclusionary requirements. it provides for communities at risk of gentrification. it will result in missing smaller scale housing. today, you're going to hear from many that it removes local control. it does not. all housing projects will still be under ceqa implemented by our planning department. san francisco's design review remains. san francisco strict demolition control

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lim's representative said bell had been bullying lim for months.oreographer for bell defending the skater. >> in no way, shape or form do i think it was intentional. >> reporter: tonight the international skating union said it has seevio of the incident and at this point ll intended any rm to miss >>> this morning we are remembering a rising country music star, justin carter, billed to be the next garth brooks. >> the 35-year-old singer died after a reported accidental shooting in his texas apartment. his management company is revealing the gun that killed him was the same one that was going to be used in the upcoming music video shoot. it's unclear exactly what happened and how the singer was shot. carter's mother says his music was his world. awful story there. >> yeah. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau is embroiled in a scandal this morning. >> he had to publicly apologize for eating a snack. watch this.e, a number of people were eating in their seats, including the minister of defense, including the prime minister who app >> indeed, mr

"closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> good afternoon welcome to "closing bell." wilfred frost. >> i'm sara eisen. >> airline executives speaking out today. what southwest, delta and united have to say about global growth, u.s. growth, consumers, competition, oil prices and much more those exclusive interviews coming up. >>> plus more chevron ceo michael wirth is here. we have had three different rally attempts up and down and up and down. higher right now dow as i mentioned positive, up 28 points. s&p 500 sort of flat tech outperforms the nasdaq up .25% >> and, you know, the start of the session, reversal of yesterday where we were worsening and now improved. >> better services numbers at the 10:00 hour and new home sales were better but revisions for the month of november, that's out there as well as the new chinese growth forecast. >> yeah. services number a tick up in yields and that hasn't dragged stocks down too much. >>> retail is on pace for its best day of the year kour courtney reagan has a look at the biggest movers. >> kohl's and target shares up targe

closing bell ringing in 16 minutes.sident trump speaking inside the white house at this very moment. he is expected to make the first veto of his presidency over the resolution that overturns his national emergency declaration to build the wall. we are headed to the white house, where we should hear from the president at any moment. "countdown" coming right back. i switched to liberty mutual, because they let me customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. liz: all right. at this very moment, president trump is inside the white house holding this event where he will at least we are expecting to sign the first veto of his presidency. vice president mike pence is there, attorney general willia

. >> "closing bell" will start right now. ♪ >>> good afternoon welcome to the "closing bell."'m wilfred frost. >> i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen january retail sales higher than estimates. we'll get a read on the consumer when we speak with ceo first on cnbc. >>> plus, we are taking you inside south by southwest for a look at some of tech's coolest new gadgets. bit of fun coming up with that story. >>> let's check in on the markets. just under an hour left of trade. the dow is the laggard of the major indices because of boeing. it's paired the losses ian still down healthy 6%. s&p near its highs of the day 1.4% was the high. up 1.3%. nasdaq leads up the couple of healthy% a healthy percents. >> tech stocks surging on the nvidia deal of earlier today >>> china and indonesia grounding boeing 737 max 8 phil lebeau has the latest phil >> morgan, you heard the comments of secretary chao saying they're closely monitoring this investigation. you have got the faa along with the ntsb over this ethiopia where the black boxes have been recovered. let me bring you up to speed on the

a rally maintained to the closing bell.o susan li, connell mcshane for "after the bell." susan: 200 points. all three major averages end the day in positive territory boost the by technology shares. the dow gaining 200 points. snaps a two-day losing streak lifted by apple. tech giant surging, passing microsoft to regain first place on most valuable u.s. companies. look at the stock in the past month. up more than 13%. i'm susan li in for melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 ending in the green today after a couple days of losses. the nasdaq was the story. it was the biggest winner, new high for the year. extending gains for the fifth day in a row. look at

closing bell, 45 minutes away. parliamentary divide, wider than the english channel, sparking protests across london over the past several hours. the entire european economy, at least some believe this, is on the line. we've got deirdre bolton crunching the last-minute numbers since chaos is starting to get a little hotter across the pond. >>> plus, the boeing blame game. the good, the bad and the ugly of what investigators are now honing in on as the cause of the ethiopian airlines crash. >>> and look at lyft. it's still liftoff at the moment. can it continue to drive higher into the close? it's up 13%. over the past two minutes, it's gone up another percent. we are watching it oh, so closely. don't move. "countdown" coming right back. i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure?

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bell did not apologize.merican officials tried to make things right and offered an a poll, which lim accepted. we could not reach either team today, shep. >> shepard: so people from the international skating union don't think this is intentional. >> yeah, there's a video that they say that is not strong enough evidence. the korean team was asking for witnesses to come forward. they issued a statement that reads based on evidence on hand, which includes a video, there's no evidence that mrs. bell intended any harm to miss lim. both parties were urged to find an amicable solution. the young women are scheduled to meet on friday. after the program, lim placed five and bell finished behind her in sixth. shep? >> shepard: thanks, jacqui. live with us. thank you. lawyers for the new england patriots owner robert kraft trying to make sure the hidden video stays hidden. kraft is one of hundreds of men caught up in a prostitution sting. kraft's lawyer asking a judge to keep evidence confidential. bob kraft has pleade

welcome to "closing bell."'m sara eisen here with wilfred frost. session highs right now. the dow is off about 0.8%. larry kudlow just telling cnbc, he and the president want to see a half a point rate cut and a stopping of the balance sheet reduction. but the federal reserve is independent. the nasdaq is up 0.8%. technology a big winner all day. big gains in healthcare, industrials. both groups up 1%. lyft surging in itse ededy debu. >> it was a good end of the week in asia and europe >>> coming up, the ceo of bnp paribas on whether this is one of the worst quarter environments in history. >> we begin with today's lyft ipo. seema mody is at the nasdaq market site where shares opened for trading before noon eastern. deidre bows is de de and we seema, so let's kick it off with you >> it was a crucial day for nasdaq and gets shares of lyft to the market in a timely manner lyft opening for trade at around 11:45 a.m. eastern at $87. though as you can see, off the highs. trading around the $80 handle. with the gains

it's the same with taco bell ingredients. there is a combination of ingredients.a toy shop for fat people. tyrus: say what? >> what happened to the dog? there was a little taco bell dog at one point in time and it's no longer in the commercial. very disturbing. greg: you wouldn't eat that, would you? sure. but then i would work out. i wouldn't eat the talking. kat: i think it's great it's for people with friends. you can share the. for people with no friends you might be sad enough to want to eat three chilupas. they never occurred at the same time. they just -- if you are eating this alone, then you are probably in a situation where you are going to get some tears. if you are eating two of these alone you probably just watched your dog die while you were being served divorce papers. fast food and tears go together like michael cohen and lying. these are the facts of life, greg. greg: is this an appetizer for you? tyrus: did you say they are food for fat people? greg: taco bell is like a toy workshop for people who like to eat. that's what i meant to say. tyrus: g

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the "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> good afternoon and a welcome warm to "closing bell.'m wilfred frost. >> i'm contessa brewer in for sara eisen shares of tesla tanking after elon musk says he doesn't expect the company to turn a profit in the first quarter. >>> plus amc on pace for the best day since going public in 2013 the company's ceo will join us for an exclusive interview that also is coming up. >>> first of all, market action. we have 59:30 left of trade. session highs was 220 for the dow. anyway, we're up 0.6% and the s&p quite close to its session high an that gives us a nice gains for the week, as well. on the s&p and the nasdaq. >> yeah. in fact, the s&p having its best start to the year since 1991 we want do get to bob pisani for more on this. >> we are up 12% for the year. best start in a long, long time and obvious investors are betting on cyclicals and maybe a little bit on global growth. take a look at the winners so far in 2019 an it's banks, semiconductors, industrials and energy all outperforming three of the four are global players, semiconductors a

[bell ringing] >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi again. long hearing, huh?r holding this hearing, especially matt haney and thank you for inviting the coalition on homelessness. it's clear that the departments are violating their own polls and procedures. we're seeing this in the videos we showed, public comment and from homeless people themselves experiencing this on a daily basis. we see that what is happening is cruel an inhumane. over the past couple of weeks and months we've talked to many supervisors. and what they've been telling us that they need to talk to department heads to see if policies are actually being violated. we have no reason to lie. no one here wants to be in a three-hour hearing on a thursday, but the departments have serious motivations to pretend to the public they're following procedure. but policies and procedures do not matter if they're unjust -- [applause] these laws are unjust. these policies don't provide anyone with adequate services or dignified housing, much less shelter and actively work to confiscate property. none of the

the bells cut us off. now "after the bell" starts us next. susan: kicking off the week in green.ive territory after a volatile session for the dow, gaining 65 points at the end of it, s&p 500 struggling for gains today. but it did edge higher at the close. tech-heavy nasdaq also ending up as well. i'm susan li in for melissa francis. connell: good to have you, susan. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell" here is what is new at this hour. president trump versus general motors. the commander-in-chief ramping up pressure on the automaker for shutting down

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when the bell does sound.ss, we teased it before the stock that sarge picked, original subscription services company zora. seeing a nice bump after getting a upgrade from canaccord. shares haven't been public even a year next. next month will be a full year. look at the jump since january 14th. that is when stephen guilfoyle, my next guest, sarge, pick the stock, last time in studio on "countdown." you're reiterating the buy. why is that? >> sure. if you look canaccord quote, they're projecting 30% growth next five years in revenue. they're hot on the stock. i believe this is one of the more, one of the less discovered names out there, you can still make a nice profit. if you follow me for a long time you know target prices are not end points for me. where i start to take something off so i can add on a dip. in fact this name report this is thursday. it has run up into earnings. we're up 21% as you said since january 14th. we're up 35% since i wrote the note i made it my pick for the year. the stock has a nice