brian kelly, karen finerman, guy adami. tonight on "fast," the dollar sinking to its lowest level in more than a year the chart masters calling for a big rebound. what it means for the market. >>> plus a slew of wall street analysts, seven, in fact, coming out with rave reviews for blue apron's stock. will the bulls turn the tide for the troubled ipo >>> check out shares of alphabet sinking after hours now down 3%. despite the tech giant beating on thetop of the bottom line profit hit by a fine from the european union that conference call is kick off now. gene munster is manning the red phone. josh lipton is out in san francisco. he spoke with alphabet's ceo, so, josh, we kick off with you. >> melissa, digging into this report briefly here, a couple numbers stand out, one is revenue from google properties $18.4 billion, that's search, youtube. talking to aaron kessler of raymond james, obviously as he points out, that's the highest marg margin businesses for the company up 20 pk he also pointed out reasons for concern in th

." >> reporter: brian kelly is just five, but he's already missing the old days. 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's brian. and i just looked at him and i could tell he wanted to do yard work. and i said, sure, meet me around the garage. we'll get some tools out and go. >> reporter: that was six weeks ago. there has been a door knock virtually every day since. >> yes, mr. brian. he kind of took it upon himself to adopt

brian kelly is just 5. he is already missing the old days.ve 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 will see you soon.% and brian just started weeping. >> 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 until his dad could come back and do yard work with him again. neighbor dean cravens toed 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 are lake okay. who could that be. and see him through the window. brian. i looked at him. could tell he wanted to do yard work. i said sure, meet me around the garage. get tools out and go. >> reporter: that was sick weeks ago. and there has been a door knock, virtually every day since. >> yet, mr. brian. >> kind of took it upon himself to adopt me to do the yard work. >> there you go. cut those off. >> which is wh

. >> and these are two brian kelly name, he's been liking these names for a bit. the interesting things that the analyst directly address the question of evaluation, he says it's because they have struck curl growth story among large cap semis that doesn't exist elsewhere. >> yeah, for sure. i own intel and very comfortable owning it. dan talk about the investments they've made in not missing this next round a company that has key chips for apple's next foep. they have a very insulated business, a motor on those you can't forget about these tech plays, too. taiwan semi. samsung. they're up 70% in the last nine months or so so we're seeing this play globally and i think it's telling you about the cyclicality of the entire sector >> i think it sets up as a sent trade. it's a great level, about 34 bucks to start thinking out a year or so, so to me, here's a stock that trades well below market multiple we know about the acquisitions and they buy back a lot of stock. just announced a new server chip, so i think it sets up as a good one here and they're going to report

brian. >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thanks.ete williams is watching with us from our bureau. pete, as we put together the kind of viewer's guide and personality profile for this nominee, fill in the blanks. a young man i know born into an upscale new york family. his father was a partner in a well-known law firm, attended the buckley private school in new york, attended phillips academy, attended yale and then yale law school, so he certainly has had a first-class legal education. >> and then a u.s. attorney in atlanta where he served with sally yates. then he was in the justice department where he served alongside james comey. he also knows robert mueller. so it's been kind of a small group of people that have been the star attractions here in this drama for the past several months. brian, if today's hearing were on sesame street, we'd say it's brought to you by the word "independent" because you're going to hear that a lot today. this is a man that's been nominated by a president who demanded loyalty from the previous fbi dir

kelly: brian yenes, thank you, sir.ly delivering its first mass market car, the model 3 to its first customers. but only 30 of them apparently, all tesla employees, ceo elon musk saying supply issues is another problem make it tough to reach its goal of making 500,000 cars next year. the starting price 35,000, half the cost of tesla's previous models and can half more than 200 miles on a single charge. pretty soon we are not going to have to drive our own cars. i'm a backseat driver. that'll never happen. i will see you at the fox report . kelly: thanks for watching homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that actually have a genuine need. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. usaa, get your insurance quote today. what are all these different topped & loaded meals? it's an american favorite on top of an american favorite, alice. it's mozzarella st

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. >> that's brian kelly. >>> break out the dancing girl in a red dress it's world emoji day up next,iny pictures changed business communication and whether or not it's were the b better stay with us >>> welcome back from smiley faces to hearts, to pizza, emojis have taken over interpersonal communication, but it's not limited to just text between friends. eric is here with a look at how it's also impacting business in a big way. >> that's right. it sounds ridiculous because we're here talking about world emoji day, but here's the reason why. first off, it's july 17th because that's the day in your iphone the calendar says july 17th, that's when apple in 2002 launched its product that's the birthday of the calendar that's the birthday of emoji day. so, look, emojis reflengt tct te changing nature of communication for people and businesses. went from phone to e-mail, to e-mail to text, now we're going from using real words and language to visual pictures. consider on instagram the majority of people there use emojis right now there are officially 2,666 emojis in the unicode standard th

it's nothing that we have seen before, and it would be very interesting, brian, to see how general kelly, brings in the -- reins in the step. we even heard kellyanne talking about calling president trump by his first name. the presidency is sacred in politics, and people -- but it will be interesting to see how the general rein this is in and also to see scaramucci on that side. i want to see how that dynamic plays. >> richard, we were listening to all the stories a the news that was happening this week, is there always a designed distraction going on? >> people have suggested that's the case, but i think it's more of a case of president trump being distracted. he announces the transgender and the change of policy there and the pentagon doesn't know about it. if there was something planned about this distraction, it's not clear who's doing the planning and why nobody else knows, this is a distracted president, he's watching tv all day and there's a live commentary of what he feels about his coverage. that seems to be his driving force about what he's doing in office. scaramucci's meltdow

kelly, thank you so much i'm brian sullivan, hosting "fast money" in for melissa lee. obviously, we have some big, breaking developments out of washington, d.c. as you just heard the news, we are seeing reince priebus out as chief of staff john f. kelly is in as chief of staff. this just coming down literally moments ago. we've got a great group of traders here tim, steve, david, and dan are your team today. we'll talk about the market impacts from the d.c. dysfunction and also this breaking news in just a moment but let us go back now to get more detail, if you're just joining us, ylan mui in washington, covering this breaking development ylan >> obviously, this is a big shake up at the white house. here are the tweets that donald trump put out. he said that john f. kelly will now be white house chief of staff. he called him a great american and a great leader he also said he has done a spectacular job at homeland security and he has been a true star of my administration. now, one interesting question in all of this will be how kelly will be able to handle what is cle

so brian, trump's public feud with megyn kelly was on full display during the campaign especially where kelly pressed him and bannon called her pure evil. >> pure evil. this would partly explain why breitbart is very frequently very critical of megyn kelly. they still publish stories about ratings. never skips an opportunity to criticize megyn kelly. speaks to bannon and his seeking media targets. the president is anti-media attacks. kelly was an early preview of what this presidency was going to be like with these attacks against the media. this book has fresh insight about how bannon thinks about the press. trump doesn't have much else to celebrate but his attacks on the media. >> but it also shows you that steve bannon is more interested in attacking figures that are more center right than the left. there's nothing bad about nancy pelosi but attacks on paul ryan, megyn kelly. that's what what steve bannon likes. that's one of the big things that breitbart has done is this struggle between the paul ryans of the world and the donald trumps of the world. >> and what did we see today? do

brian clark has the latest. >> another changing of the guard as retired general john kelly officially replaces reince priebus asaff. >> he brought kelly in for the same reason he brings in successful bim businessman. the new chief trying to calm the waters inside the white house as tensions grow overseas. the kremlin retaliating. vladimir announcing the compulsion of diplomats the largest number since the russian revolution. >> meantime mounting tensions with north korea, kim jung unsaying his arsenal has the power to strike the united states main land. in response, a show of force from u.s. warplanes as they through over north korea in a ten hour mission. >> they are barking while the wolf is at the door. this is a threat to united states. >> president trump pointing at china. we'll no longer allow this to continue. the president wants china which has more direct influence to apply diplomatic pressure. brian clark, abc news, new york. >> for the second time in weeks an american tourist has been shot in the turks and caicos. michael jones is now in a florida hospital after being air lifted from the islands. two

. >> brian, you mentioned afghanistan. what general kelly -- we never know what the next chapter will look like. lick at north korea, iran, china. last week. missile launches and buzzing our ships. general kelly is a chief of staff and he understands these things and can lead the charge in how we respond to them. can't be you're on notice. you can't be on notice forever. something has to change. action will need to be taken. >> reporting general flynn. >> to have somebody like that could be are very ativdvantagea. >> and this is just happening. some people will say this is a continuation of hysteria in the trump white house and some of it's negative. that's the wrong take. you talk about if good work that reince priebus did around the gop. it's excellent. where that came to where that is truly beneficial for donald trump's white house agenda, i think maybe it ran its course. >> i think they need a legislative win. i don't know how much it will have to do with that. >> i don't think priebus could be helpful with that. >> i know what it's like

brian: give general kelly a job, and he gets it done. ice arrests last month were 13,914. ant. we're not antiimmigrant or hispanic. as a matter of fact, quite the opposite out of respect for the people who follow our process. it's not an easy process. it's expensive, time-consuming. brian: which has to be part of immigration reform. it has to be easier. >> totally agreed. and i think we haven't had real immigration reform in this country since 1960s. so we do need that. and donald trump was very clear about this on the campaign trail. first, we have to prove to the american people that we can control the border. and then secondly, we have to get to immigration control. in terms of protecting the american worker, number one, they need to be safe. so sanctuary cities where i live in chicago. chicago is probably the most dangerous place in the western world, and our mayor is worried about protecting known, dangerous illegal grins? i mean, that's an outrage. brian: right. i think that's happening in a lot of major cities. put pressure on all of these different areas, and get im

john kelly fue nombrado jefe de gabinete de la casa blanca. que no ocupaba el cargo hasta hoy, brianuncia del cargo dÍa de ayer, luego de los alegatos de anthony scaramucci contra priebus. reportero: como siempre, la noticia vino por el medio favorito de trump, twitter. al regresar a la capital de nueva york, priebus saliÓ discretamente del aviÓn presidencial. brince es un buen hombre, john kelly harÁ un trabajo fantÁstico. segÚn priebus renunciÓ el dÍa anterior. >> el presidente querÍa ir en una direcciÓn distinta y le apoyo. continuarÉ respaldando su agenda, afirmÓ. reportero: otros dicen que tras seis meses en el cargo, claramente fue obligado a salir. anthony sacaramucci el nuevo jefe de personal, le llamÓ esquizofrÉnico y paranoico entre otros insultos. >> priebus debo a la casa blanca, conocer el partido republicano, conocer washington, el conocer tener esas relaciones con los republicanos en el congreso. reportero: kelly declarÓ que es un honor que le hayan dado este puesto. el lÍder de la cÁmara baja, paul ryan, ha dicho que priebus lo ha dado todo por el partido y por nuestr

. >> we will see if john kelly gets some of that done. >> thank you brian.>>> we move on to the ghost ship fire case. one of the two men charged had his bail reduced today. he was not happy about it. henry lee joins us live in the newsroom.>>> reporter: max harris described as the da as the second-in-command of the ghost ship. he wanted to be set free with no bail. he did not get what he wanted. he wants out of jail. he is one of two men charged with involuntary manslaughter in the oakland ghost ship warehouse fire that killed 36 people. on friday, even though his bill was reduced, he is not rejoicing. >> he is not happy about today. he will not be able to move forward. we will try to raise the bail. we will try our best. he is not happy.>>> reporter: cameras were not allowed in court. as the attorney asked his judge to release him on his own recognizance without bail. has no criminal history. just kevin murphy declined to release harris out right. he was concerned over whether he had a regular job. the fact that he traveled to the virgin islands and to los angeles where he was arrest

kelly can hopefully impose some order on this. but at the end of the day it's about the president. >> brian, i follow the president on twitter. but i don't stay up over the weekend so before we came on, i checked all of his tweets. since kelly was announced as chief of staff, he attacked china for not doing enough on trade and north korea. he went after republicans again over obamacare. he denied that there was any chaos in the white house when he had to have known within hours mr. scaramucci would be relieved of his ten day old duties. do you think the use of twitter is helping him advance his agenda or hurting him? >> his twitter is the most powerful political tool. it's his bully pulpit. he went on twitter, he hit hard some of the republican colleagues and they went back to work a month later. >> and he called the health care mean -- >> moving the ball forward. >> so you think that president trump moved the ball forward on health care? it's dead because of him. >> it's one vote short. he would have another opportunity to bring it back. that's the difference. when they run into the tough issue and they fall short of the vote

brian: people pointed general kelly with homeland security, and they say what a perfect spot.aybe outside our borders. because of what's going on with russia. because even today about vladimir putin. your dad with this; correct? abby: yeah, and he has such a deep understanding of policy. you think about serving in china. i mean, there are a lot of similarities there. and i think that's what we should focus on. i do have to point out, it is frustrating when you look at social media and just the lack of respect. but on the other side, you have a lot of people that say how key serve this president? and i went to bed last night thinking what are we turning into? what do we want to live in? do we want to live in a place where there are good people qualified to serve, raise their hand and say please let me step in. do we want to flave country where people are lind their computers credit sacrificing whatever -- ainsley: don't do that. steve: absolutely. we flave country where perhaps the next ambassador to russia was featured in cooking with friends. abby: he was. i will say, though,

brian clark has the latest. >> reporter: yet another changing of the guard as retired general john kelly officially replaces reince monday as the president's chief of staff. the white house hoping to turn the page after one of its most chaotic weeks to date. >> he brought kelly in for the same reason he brings in successful businessmen, and he brings in other generals. he likes people who have accomplished things, who have been successful in other realms. >> reporter: the new chief trying to calm the waters inside the white house as tensions grow overseas. president trump is set to sign new russia sanctions approved by congress despite his own objections, and the kremlin already retaliating. vladimir putin announced the expulsion of hundreds of u.s. diplomats, the largest forced reduction at the u.s. embassy in moscow since the russian revolution. meantime, mounting tensions with north korea. kim jong-un launched his second intercontinental ballistic missile this month, saying his arsenal has the power to strike the united states mainland. in response, a show of force from u.s. warplanes as they flew over the kore

. >> errol louis and kelly jane torrance, always appreciate your input. kellyanne conway is going to be brian "reliable sources" at 11:00 a.m. eastern today on cnn. >>> eight people dead and dozens pulled out of a tractor-trailer in texas. children among them. we have got more after a quick break. with the travelocity customer first guarantee... your only worry... will be how to drink this monstrosity. get help with hotels, free twenty-four-hour flight changes, and our price match guarantee. travelocity.® wander wisely.™ for my chronic back painescribed backed me up- big time. before movantik, i tried to treat it myself. no go. but i didn't back down. i talked to my doctor. she said: one, movantik was specifically designed for opioid-induced constipation- oic. number two? with my savings card, i can get movantik for about the same price as the other things i tried. don't take movantik if you have or had a bowel blockage. serious side effects include opioid withdrawal, severe stomach pain, severe diarrhea, and stomach or intestinal tears. tell your doctor about side effects and medicines you t

. >> kelly, you think those rules need to be moved as well >> yes, i do i totally agree with brian there's two facets to this issue, what he talked about. we've clearly made it too hard for young people to get into houses with reasonable down payments into the loan that's a big thing that brian was referring to the other thing that he did not mention, kelly, is we've really made a mess of the mortgage market and it's really bad for the economy. it's really bad for the consumer you know the mortgage market is a real, really big driver of the housing market the housing market is a really big driver of our gdp and yet we've made it so difficult for the banks to make loans these day. you may not know this. i want to put you on the spot and ask you to guess you know, when i started making loans a long, long time ago i could have made you a mortgage loan with eight or ten pages and you would have understood what was going on the average mortgage loan today is 615 pages, and nobody understands what's going on, so we've made a mess and this comes out of the cfpb, made a mess at a mortgage market i

kelly, thank you so much i'm brian sullivan, hosting "fast money" in for melissa lee. have some big, breaking developments out of washington, d.c. as you just heard the news, we are seeing reince priebus out as chief of staff john f. kelly is in as chief of staff. this just coming down literally moments ago. we've got a great group of traders here tim, steve, david, and dan are your team today. we'll talk about the market impacts from the d.c. dysfunction and also this breaking news in just a moment but let us go back now to get more detail, i

brian clark has more. >> reporter: yet another changing of the guard, as retired general john kelly officially replaces reince priebus monday as the president's chief of staff. the white house hoping to turn the page after one of its most chaotic weeks to date. >> he likes people who have accomplished things, who have been successful in other realms. >> reporter: the new chief trying to calm the waters inside the white house, as tensions grow overseas. president trump is set to sign new russia sanctions approved by congress, despite his own objections. and the kremlin retaliating. vladimir putin reducing the american diplomats. meantime, mounting tensions with north korea. kim jong-un launched his second intercontinental ballistic missile this month. saying his arsenal has the power to strike the united states mainland. in response, a show of force from u.s. warplanes as they flew over the korean peninsula in a ten-hour mission. >> they've been barking wolf about this. this is a threat to the united states. >> reporter: president trump pointing the finger at china, tweeting, they do nothing for us with north

citizens, all of our voters, i don't see why there would be any difficulty in general kelly getting assistance. clayton: brianpresident trump wanted to be his president and will work hard or the his president, he wants to be bipartisan, he doesn't come with the 30-year partisan battles that exist in this town. he comes with a fresh perspective and i think that's great for the country. clayton: ryan and jamila, great to see you this morning. >> thank you. clayton: summer is heating up, that means mosquitoes are out in full force. things you can make your backyard bug free and keep your family safe. chances are, the last time you got a home loan, you got robbed. i know-- i got a loan 20 years ago, and i got robbed. that's why i started lendingtree-- the only place you can compare up to 5 real offers side by side, for free. it's like shopping for hotels online, but our average customer can save twenty thousand dollars. at lendingtree, you know you're getting the best deal. so take the power back and come to lendingtree.com, because at lendingtree when banks compete, you win. abby: we have so many people in the p

kelly. that would be very nice if that's the case. >> my name is brian.name is brian. >> certainly somebody coming and creating jobs, not just jobs and good jobs, we welcome that, of course. >> got those from the governor, scott walker, and they created a million jobs in china of a very different kirngsd as you know, with many problems, with many conflicts, and identify been studying the last seven years and did a box on fox conn and they don't look so pretty. on the other hand, they have a lot of company. >> tell us the history of the promises that weren't kept and keep in mind it's cable so not the whole book so if you can give us the shorthand about why people might have doubts about whether wisconsin actually happens. >> yeah. well, let me talk about some fox conn promises that haven't been kept first in china and then let me try to turn it over to wisconsin, because the ones in china we know about. the ones in wisconsin we can speculate, but we don't know what the legislature is going to do. >> tell us about china. >> and what fox conn is going to do

the weekend kelly ann conway on the heels of anthony scalise, they are refusing to put up cnn "fake news" bias. this is priceless. >> what is that again? >> i don't have time for that? >> brian if you talk about russia and email and investigations. >> you are the one who brought up russia i didn't bring up russia. >> your network is obsessed with that. >> the russia thing is nonsensical thing. i didn't have activity with russians or anybody have interactively with rushions. it is bogus. and it is the stuff that happens in washington. >> we know. we upon. >> you guys manufacture the scandals to take the president off of his agenda. >> sean: finally fighting back. we'll have very important information on what you can personally do and fight for the agenda you want. it is time for the american people to call for the destruction of what is a two- tiered justice system and return to the rule of law. while the destroy trump media and left is so busy with the witch hunt on russia and collusion, there are actual scandam and crimes that are ignored in this country. the american people better start demanding congressional hearings and investigations because we can't afford to ignore t

john, you can read this two ways well, brian, i think the ladder of what you just said is in fact the likeliest scenario that this is something that john kellyeans to impose discipline on the white house staff insisted upon now, we'll see as cayla was indicating what sarah has to say and we'll see what anthony scarramucci had to say whether he's getting another job or leaving all together any normal white house, he would have been fired as soon as that interview took place and the fact that he stayed on was seen as evidence that donald trump likes this kind of turbulence but general kelly, he made the choice of somebody different with a different style and perhaps some brief period of time he's going to heed what general kelly had to say and we'll see how long that time is. >> is there the possibility that he will stay in some other capacity you dangle it out there of one o f t of the times story said something similar. that does not sound like part of the reporting as of this second. >> we don't know he had a job of the export import bank before going to the white house. i think it would be humiliating for him to take a much lesser job sinc

kelly. >> all right whole foods a little bit weaker. leslie, thank you. vinny is what comes to mind here, brianey came, you know, they pushed, they got the sale done they win big they're out. they're on to the next one >> sounds like a good day, doesn't it >> and it's a cash deal. all jana is doing is leaving 28 cents on the table as leslie said, they don't expect any competing bid to come in not like you were going to get amazon stocks. >> you don't think this is too mercenary to stay in there >> to just, you know, squeeze it back toward $42? no, i mean this is not their business. >> it's like nigel -- >> again, if it were for stock, then off question of o do we to want bet with amazon that's not really a jana style holding either >> probably one of the more quick timelines we've seen in terms of activist effort lately. and now of course, there's antitrust questions that we talked about brian on the show yesterday. anything in this space, you investing in any themes around the grocery delivery space >> we did the exact same that i think they did when amazon announced the whole foods deal, we w

brian thank you, guys. we'll take it from here as the procedural vote continues there in the senate. i'm bill griffith along with kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> opens a can of worms. a good sign for the bill that this got this far and it moans that there could be a bunch of amendments coming down the pike from republicans and democrats and a first step, a necessary step and still many questions to be resolved. let's begin here with this procedural vote that just happened on the bill to replace obamacare, and kayla tausche has more details for us. kayla? >> reporter: kelly, for this vote in and of itself to wrap up, my producer stephanie dew who is down the hall says that the vice president is in the chamber. he's expected to be needed to break this tie which currently -- the vote currently stands at 50-2, so he will be the 51st vote on this issue with senator john mccain of arizona coming on to the floor to a standing ovation to vote aye, and john ron johnson of wisconsin, an unexpected holdout there at the end and in a heated discussion with senate leadership casting the very last vote on the republic

brian. i know we've got to get over to bill and sara, sorry there was a quick comment from the white house that anthony scaramucci decided it would be best to leave and let general kelly have a clean slate any chance that anthony scaramucci left on his own >> i think he could have gotten indication that that would be a good idea, and -- and it would be good that he be allowed to resign, but i think he probably walked in and knows what i was talking about on the weekend i was -- i wished i could be at the first senior staff meeting when the general looks down the table at the mooch >> well, it's -- it's quite a term that you have to say, guys, that here is a guy who in six months time has apparently lost his company, he has lost his marriage, we find out over the weekend, as his wife is suing for divorce and now he's lost his job in the white house. >> should be an interesting press briefing in about 40 minutes time, guys. >> hey, guys, could i ask pat buchanan one more question >> sure, if you must. >> okay. pat, the question is what is the chance that as one republican told me the other day, that this new iteration of the trump white house is essentially going to go

brian: exactly. you have to make a choice. all right. coming up straight ahead, new electronics or rules on inbound u.s. flights. this after dhs john kellyiends in kentucky on this thursday. good morning, todd. >> good morning, guys. i've got fried green tomatoes, ainsley says i need to try sweet tea. but let me tell you something. no tea can be as sweet as my little buddy mia grace here. more fox and friends live from kentucky right after this as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10 to 25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects are pain, redness or hardness at the injection site; muscle pain; fatigue