he's got a mind for business but a mullet for sin and next is brian kelly.loves o eat and has expensive tastes just tony expect him to pick up the tab. bachelor number three, steve grasso, a sweet guy with a sensitive side, but be warned, he gets a little grumpy when you talk about his one true love, trump. and last but not least, guy, a why collar man with a blue collar attitude. ups delivery man, lyft driver, and dominos pizza chef, this guy can carry a load these are your bachelor's tonight. who should step in and buy whole foods? >> tesla ha ha ha they're buying everything else they're streaming. going to put a man on the move this is really my way of saying no one else but amazon does this make sense for people forget whole foods was so left for dead, probably going to be amazon themselves, now is suddenly amazon the missing piece for kroger or walmart, it's not the consume bable business for amazon is something they're going to recraft and those stores whole foods has aren't as useful, so why not tesla because it's not going to be anybody else >> brian

." >> reporter: brian kelly is just five, put he's already missing the old days.e and his dad used to love doing yard work together, until last month, when his dad, air force captain dan kelly, got sent overseas. >> he said, "i have to go now. i'll see you soon." and brian just started weeping. >> reporter: brian's mom, barbara, says it was just a six-month deployment, but it still left brian aimlessly leaf blowing in the wind, counting the days till his dad could come back and do yard work with him again. neighbor dean cravens used to watch them. he knew the boy missed his dad, but he didn't know how much until he got a knock at the door. >> nobody ever comes to our front door so we're like, "okay, who could that be? and we could see him through the winnow, it was brian. i looked at him and could tell he wanted to do yard work. i said meet me in the garage and let's go. >> yes, mr. brian he kind of took it. himself to adopt me to do the yard work. there you go. cut those off. >> reporter: which is why today, you'll find this father figure and son puttering around

prison camera outside his window to monitor his activity, he begins to yell at "lockup" cameraman brian kelly. >> go film from [ bleep ] child molesters. >> we're trying to get both sides. that's what we've within trying to do. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> that's what we're trying to show. >> come on out. >> i got it, i got it. >>> coming up -- >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> the anger in ad seg intensifies. >> you know what, you want to think it's [ bleep ] funny? >>> shortly after our arrival at the limon correctional facility in colorado, two inmates in administrative segregation loudly protested our interview of a sex offender. one of them, george graph, even flooded his cell by intentionally backing up his toilet. >> if you do not come to the door, we will introduce chemical agents. >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> the prison special response team is called in to extract him from his cell. when inmates don't cooperate, the team uses o.c. gas, a form of pepper spray, to gain compliance. >> uncover your window. take a step back. >> get on your knees! >> in this case

i got fairly close to him to see that he was very badly wounded when somebody, brian kelly and other staff member, actually had his eyes on the shooter. he holler for me to get back. the shooter moved from his position by third base dugout down behind home plate. he was trying to target the people in the dugout. there were holes in in the galvanized metal fence post. brian hollered for me to get back. he started shooting in our direction. brian held in that position throughout the shooting. he saw where the shooter was. i was staying with matt. i felt matt was severely wounded. i didn't think he would make it through with the amount of blood he lost and the severity of his wound. if that was me, i wanted somebody close by. i continued to talk to him throughout the shooting. every time we try to get him to drag him back, the shooter would turn and fire again. there's numerous bullet holes around that shed in the ground. we had the security details suv was only thing between us and the shooter. he was 40 yards in front of us. he must have fired twenties 20 to 30 rounds. agent bailey we

brian? >> kelly, thank you. ari melber, you're the lawyer here. what does it all mean? and is this going after comey as a leaker, is there any "there, there"? does it have a chance or is it a shiny object? >> it sounds like a shiny object. i'll read it from the same prepared materials that kelly o'donnell obtained. it's the private lawyer for the president, the executive branch. quote, we will leave it to the appropriate authorities to determine whether these leaks by comey should be investigated. that is striking, ominous -- >> is that really their biggest problem? >> not their biggest problem. there is no public material information from the justice department or the fbi or the federal government that there was any inappropriate leaking of classified material, and private citizens who previously served in government have a wide latitude to discuss their service outside of the classified context. so this statement alone strikes me as a type of bombshell. you could say it's a potential distraction, you could say it's a potential interference. there are some who i would

to be julienned, wise guy >> can you see how people would want to do this >> of course, but to brian kelly'sre a lot of companies getting into this business it is overcrowded and somewhat xhomtized. is blue apron good, yeah, this was a great dish would i do it? probably but there are a lot of other folks doing it >> your pasta is al dente. >> mushy >> spend a lot of money on markets. >> i think it's a dangerous stock to own i'll tell you why. you have to get to scale the whole business model is predicated on betting to scale they're not going to be able to get to scale quick enough before another big whether it's a whole foods, kroger, comes in and eats their lunch. i don't think they can get to scale and be successful, so i wouldn't own the stock here. i think it's not a name. >> clowing at 10:00 is a little suspicious a little weird they don't stay there for a bit likely because the underwriters will put a bid in there, but i'm more of a buyer in guy as a cook >> looks good in that apron. >> all right >> coming up, final trade. ♪ at johnson's we care about safety as much as you do. that's

brian. >> kelly o'donnell, thank you for that. and we want to hear from yet another witness to this, a woman named felicia peoples, a teacher in the area this morning when she witnessed the shooting going on. >> reporter: didn't look like what you might think a shooter would look like. >> no. >> reporter: no body armor? >> no, just walking and shooting. and then he stopped and he was kind of going up and down because they were exchanging fire. and then i was like, oh, this is actually happening. >> reporter: what did his face look like? >> he was calm. he was shooting back and they were shooting at him. >> reporter: middle-aged man. >> yes. >> reporter: any hair? >> yeah, short hair but very nice looking demeanor, just quiet and he wasn't saying anything. it was very quiet. the only thing you could hear out there were the gun shots. >> i can't explain to the audience how quiet and residential this part of alexandria, virginia is. you hear it so often it will become a cliche by mid morning. and that is the last thing you expect is

brian: down stairs. steve: kelly, what's going on in london we understand from our producer that they are the white house is tracking developments. >> overnight ther with the british counter parts. being treated as act of terrorism. president and his team fully committed to helping our british allies any way we can with the investigation. brian in a way i sense as though the british people feel unprotected and trying to take things at their own hand which is a scary st. john's. >scarescary response.>> feel li. we know how that felt here. you don't want to turn on the news another week and another attack as such. as the events unfold. we will carefully monitor them. it's a great question. people have to decide whether they adjust their own behavior and their life. their lives, their lifestyles or whether they never allow the terrorists to win and just forge ahead. ainsley: over the weekend we got some emails from our viewers talking about the president being successful on a number of things over the course of the 150

that, and i get it evaluation was crazy, now if you believe in this crypto currency things which brian kelly'sher. >> all over. >> they can't keep the amd chips on the shelves right now. >> the rx 500 graphic's card they launched it in april it's sold out right now. >> there's obviously so many mining machines you can build. >> noted. >> and let's be clear he's more of a long-term value guy. >> i've seen this a thousand times with respect stay away, this isn't going to end well. if it's going from 12 to 15 hoo raw it's going lower. >> 12% as we all know -- you were a math student at -- >> harvard. >> but from 12 to 15% that's a big move. >>> max asked about paypal. what do you say about that? >> i own this personally in the portfolio. we like it, could it go three to 5% lower or 7% because it's a high momentum stock yes. talking about all payments all together with online, i believe over the next five years you're going to be higher highs with revenues i'd be a buyer of this. >> interesting at the ww d.c. as the kids like to call it, they said they're going to have payments shot at memo. >> go

brian just brought up. let's get to the panel. let me start with kelly. president trump says he will give more information on the tapes, shortly. but what really happens if there are no tapes? it seems like then you have two men with two different stories. >> exactly. you know, i think president trump, if there are no tapes, he will claim, and he's right, in his tweet, comey better hope there aren't tapes. he can probably claim, i did not state there are tapes. it's a simple question. as ryan pointed out, he has not been able to answer it, despite being asked multiple times. i'm skeptical there are in. >> is it he can't answer it or he's sort of playing a tease with us? >> well, you know, president trump loves to do that. he loves to tease the media, which he alluded to in the clip saying you are going to be disappointed with the answer. i don't think that we have or will be disappointed or not, the american people want to know, are there tapes or not. can we get to the bottom of it or can't we? >> on that note, joey, are these notes that comey says -- we

kelly: brian reporting from new york, thank you, brian. >> it's a dog show like no other, the 29th annualapped. find out which affordable eyesore walked away with the title coming up next. >> a new world champion has been crowned, drum roll, please, the 29th annual world's ugliest dog, meet martha, beat out 13 other dogs to take the title, most of the opponents were the smaller older type dog that is mostly win competition. they were judged on first presentation, unusual attributes and crowd reaction. >> oh, martha. don't forget to set your dvr's tomorrow "fox & friends" at pete hegseth sits down with president trump to talk health care, russia and resistance to this administration but exclusive interview airs tomorrow beginning at 6:00 a.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. kelly: we will be watching, we will be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern for more news. >> the journal editorial report is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to also extend our congratulations this evening to karen handel of georgia and we can't forget ralph norman in south carolina. if karen handel had lost, they would hav

brian: kelly is, this your fingerprint on top? the mark of zorro.d you were born. steve: happy birthday judge napolitano. brian: getting emotional. >> thank you mom, thank you, dad. steve: are they watching. >> yes, they are. ainsley: thank you mom and dad, did you a great job. brian: he wants his certificates. ainsley: one of the smartest guys here. you will know the law backwards and forwards. i know you will say you went to law school. but not all lawyers do. brian: a woman shamed out of flying her flag on memorial day at her apartment complex. you won't believe. steve: could it be cheaper and faster travel in the president of fedex says yes. he's next ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ if you can use some exotic moves ♪ i need to know i'm ready. no matter what lies ahead. get a free sample at depend.com. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise yo

brian: after four months of relentless harassing, i had a chance to entry brian kelly anand -- behindoked like ♪ if i told you i loved you ♪ would it make you want to stay. brian: what could you call your sound? ♪ the moon comes up and the sun comes down. >> gel sound ♪ ♪ brian: people say you are overnight success, brian, is that true? >> definitely not. it feels like, you know sometimes. we put a lot of work into what we have done and what we have built. >> we started doing this music thing in 2009. just to put it into perspective. brian: now you are selling out stadiums. more downloads to the single cruise, single biggest download song ever in the history of country music ♪ you make me want to roll my window down and cruise. brian: do you think it would have been possible without your first national appearance when you had short hair and you had long hair right here on "fox & friends"? ♪ turn on those lights ♪ drove all night ♪ because it felt so right. brian: you remember that day? >> yeah, manual. i mean, it's been a while. but we definitely remember "fox & friends." a little rem

busy friday morning, joining me to talk about it jared max, kevin kelly and business and economics professor at the king's college brian brendberg is here. kelly: now we know what brian is going to be listening to. [laughter] maria: good morning. dagen: i will start by saying, lordy. maria: lordy. [laughter] dagen: people were shocked that comey said lordy. maria: early reaction, quick reaction? dagen: to the british election? maria: no, to comey. dagen: he was playing it like you would expect a very seasoned operative and gun slinger that he was troubled by what president trump said about michael flynn but he never reported it to anyone. he never thought about resigning when he did prepare a letter of recignation to -- that he never handed in to president bush over wiretapping, so his reaction was that he didn't even say to president trump to his face, i have a problem with this. it's just very suspect. maria: and then the loretta lynch stuff. that struck me yesterday, kevi kelly. kevin: that was surprisi and also that he has a friend that's willing to leak stuff for him. dagen: comey chose to leak. maria: admitting t

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withering cross examination from the defense attorney brian mcgonagle but the basic story held that is to say kelly johnson says what happened to andrea constand happened to me as well. dramatic stuff on this the first day of a trial 13 years in the making. as if to remind the broader public of his long ago but long time status as a america's dad business bill cosby arrived in court accompanied by his tv daughter actress key in a knight pulliam. >> i don't condone sexual assault in any way, shape or form. but at the end of the day our court system is set up and the judge said plenty of times in the beginning of this whole thing that you are innocent until you're proven guilty. >> cosby' charged with drugging and sexually groping andrea constand inside his cheltenham mansion back in january of 2004. constand is the only one roughly 60 accusers who's case has made it to criminal court which makes this a high stakes showdown for many of those other women. >> this is a day in court for 60 women who have come forward to say that cosby sexually assaulted them an bruised them sexually battered them and ra

. >>> that's right, kelly, thank you live from the new york time's square, i am brian sullivan in for mellissa lee welcome to this furious lat "money tim, kyren nothing feinerman and gorgeous guy adami i'm new. tess lab has been on fire the tech anything that correctly called the brakeout now says, "get out!" apple taking a big step to beef up its tv business s. this netflix's worst nightmare? gene munster says so he is here to tell you how tight it might be. >>> as you know, many tech stocks have been sinking, one stock traders say can make you money going order, that name is ahead. first. >> i taped it. >> you are welcome we captured main street, amazon buying whole foods, shares of both those companies rising today. but, that deal scared investors away from pretty much every other consumer-related company, from big box stores, the entire ecosystem lost a combined $30 billion in investor value today t. fear is amazon will, well, amazon, it's a trillion dollar industry gorgeous guy adami. >> yes, sir. >> any of the names whacked today deserve another look >> first of all, grad to hav

>> kelly o'donnell over at the white house, the president shortly before noon, before that, he was reportedly sitting and watching the coverage. >> well, we don't have a straight answer on that, brian, we had what we call a gaggle which is a journalism form of art for an off-camera briefing with sarah huckabee sanders while sean spicer traveled with the president to the speech. i asked about the president watching it. she gave a number of things the president was doing during the hours of the hearing, dealing with north korea and qatar and saudi arabia. and meeting with secretary of state rex tillerson. i asked more than once if the president was watching she could not say. at the same time, brian, you know the hallways, tvs ever on above everyone's desk. that's standard. they have the news cable chances playing. of course it was one sound in unison, so it recechoed through the west wing. so i asked the mood. she said they're trying to focus on the president's agenda. and the marc kasowitz, the president's personal counsel will be making a statement. but the white house posture is to say the president's working on the things that are important to his agenda. and trying to suggest t

. >> in opening statements brian mcgonagle told jury roars both constand and the only other accuser who testifies at this trial kelly johnson engaged in consensual relationships with cosby and are now trying to destroy his reputation. >> that's of course par for the course for any defense attorney is to attack everyone else and to try to make it seem as though his own client is the actual real victim in this case. >> reporter: despite the avalanche of accusations and career crushing press cosby does have his share of supporters here at least one of whom believes he's been entrapped. >> you have these women around him. so he almost like he's putting the rope around his neck. you cannot be around young women and not get stung. >> reporter: today today's' testimony is expected to wrap up within the next half hour. andrea constand oval just the most anticipated witness in all of this case. her testimony lies ahead. dawn? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> turning now to your fox 29 wet authority. as we take live look at allentown on this gray and monday night. you definitely want to keep that umbrella and rain gear han

brian: some of the things that ray kelly was doing with mike bloomberg as mayor, kicked off the fbi because conversation goes too far that maybe we are paying too much attention to terror attacks. let's take a listen. >> go ahead. >> have analyzed these incidents post facto as well as during as you have so many times with me and others here on msnbc and nbc news, what is the risk, there is certainly a risk of underreaction is there any risk of overreaction of deploying too much. brian: is there a risk of overreacting? >> i just ask that individual, i would ask him if nbc what the loved ones, the people left behind after manchester, after this recent attack, after fort hood, after boston, whether the people who were maimed, the people who lost loved ones whether that's their fear, whether their fear is overreaction. this is outrageous. simply outrageous, brian. brian: stabbing, they were going for the neck saying this is for allah. >> yeah, i mean, this is not -- people need to understand that this isn't an anomaly. you wrote the book on the bar bury war. something we have faced as a nation

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. >>> that's right, kelly, thank you live from the new york time's square, i am brian sullivan in forney tim, kyren nothing feinerman and gorgeous guy adami i'm new. tess lab has been on fire the tech anything that correctly called the brakeout now says, "get out!" apple taking a big step to beef up its tv business s. this netflix's worst nightmare? gene munster says so he is here to tell you how tight

brian thanks for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm sara eisen leer for kellyaboard. >> thanks, bill. >> i'm bill griffith energy has been the worst performing sector. today the oil market has entered bear market territory. down more than 20% as its definition what's behind that move coming up in a moment here. >> snap shares getting hit after strong numbers for instagram's story feature were released. we've got early snap investor and star o

brian thanks for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm sara eisen leer for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome aboard. >> thanks, bill. >> i'm bill griffith energy has been the worst performing sector. today the oil market has entered bear market territory. down more than 20% as its definition what's behind that move coming up in a moment here. >> snap shares getting hit after strong numbers for instagram's story feature were released. we've got early snap investor and star of apple's new apple series "planet of the apps" to talk about this move lower today for snap and in general back down to the ipo price. >> a lot to talk about with jeremy liew. >> and bitcoin investments. >> he's hot on bitcoin right now. a lot of that coming up in a bit. plus, alibaba is hold be an avent to attract u.s. entrepreneurs. the vice chair of the company joe tsa i will join us for an exclusive interview with david faber to talk about that strategy the latest now out of washington and there's been plenty of house speaker ryan, are you saw that speaking to cnbc last

loopholes, give secretary kelly the tools that he needs and to make sure that we protect this border by those who would come to this country under, i think, false pretenses. brians on the books and what's been proposed. back in 2015, this protection act, terminate the refugee or asylum status without compelling reason returns to country of nationality or case of alien have nationality return to country in which the alien resided and applied for such status because of persecution of well-founded fear persecution. for example, if you say you're persecuted and you come here on foot, if you say, quote, i have fear of persecution, you get to stay, but if not only going to be tough but for the people that go back home again, you can come back because it shows that you made it up. >> well, every bit of that is certainly a circumstances but the bottom line is the law allows people who come here to be able to make these claims and to have automatic entry receive a lawyer, have a hearing and go through a process and perhaps that's important. what we want to do is take away the reasons why people are automatically allowed these provisions and you understand also they are

kelly has taken over homeland security, the relationship between local government and homeland security has been phenomenal. a lot of communication and they are actually allowed to do their job now. briantter between communication federal government and local, that cooperation should be implicit in their doctrinal. >> it should. we gather on the local level a lot of intelligence from local street arrests we make. right now we have probably '0 ms-13 members incarcerated in the county jail. and we have been interviewing them, taking notes, and some of those notes i'm going to share with the committee today but we share those with home land security. we share them with the fbi. and that communication is very important. and being able to act on that information is even more important. and that's what you are seeing home land security investigation does now. brian: unbelievable. you feel as though the ice agents have expressed to you they feel empowered. ice in the gang unit, who i had the privilege of driving around with, they feel as though the government backs them up. and it has resulted into the not only picking up ms-13 gang members but leaders on the streets, especially in this worki