. >> brian kelly take a look at brian kelly here. so adorable. >> that's the don johnson look there. >> and david seberg's picture in the '80s >> there's the actual picture, and you do actually -- >> he looks like meryl streep there. >> i didn't make fun of you. >> beakers. >> you know, i said gold was a decent buy i think silver too slv, great risk/we ward. >> xop i like it for a short run to 45 bucks. >> chk comes out, mel, back to you. >> seeou b yack here on monday at 5:00. don't move, "options action" starts after the break welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com save up to 15% when you book early and the nx hybridhe 2018 lexus nx with a class-leading 31 mpg combined estimate. lease the 2018 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> the guys are getting ready mind me. here's what's coming up on the show >> this is, excuse me, a damn fine cup of coffee. >> and

. >> brian kelly. >> you know early in the show, guy mentioned micron and he convinced me >> sam >> thechat looks like it is going to fill in the earnings gap. >> people at home don't see it carter was upset and he was upset when he walked away. everyday we -- >> he's not upset and he's over there laughing with mike >> anyway. >> well, i missed him at the desk it was nice because i was curious of what he had to say. xilinx, that should not be trading and should be higher >> that does it for us here on "fast," see you back here on 5:00 don't move away. "options action" starts right after this (baby crying) (slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ring) >>> we are live on a friday afternoon. the guys are getting ready behind me. why they are doing that, this is what's coming up on the show >> jack is back with shares about twitter and square are searching. plus, biotech is breaking out. it could spend the space higher. we'll tell you how to profit for less and --

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, and rex now kelly has the second hour of "closing bell. >> congrats to brian kelly ringing the bell welcome, everybody, i'm kelly evans. dow down nearly 500 at the lows, closed down 326 points, weak, but could have been worse. markets concerned all day that the u.s. investment in tech, and that's why the nasdaq was the worst. and dow down 22453, and then we heard from trade representative peter navarro who soothed the market, and there were no plans, he said, no block investments, and that helped this late stage comeback talking about that in a moment we have dan niles weighing in on the sector coming up joining me on the panel, our senior market commentator michael santolli and keri firestone, welcome to all of you. the big winner in the dow today was walmart. in general, utilities and consumer staples did okay today. intel the biggest decliner in the s&p. campbell's soup the big winner more on that in a moment, and carnival, spoke to the ceo there, the big loser tech worst performing sector overall after reports that the u.s. could restrict chinese investments in u.s. tech co

would this be a sign of a bitcoin bottom let's bring in brian kelly good to see you. >> hey, emily, howsaying this looks like a past bitcoin bottoming process so explain that to me. >> so, we saw over the weekend, we saw a bitcoin hit new lows. i think we went to $5,779 and then within about 10 or 15 minutes, you had a huge ramp-up, 100 to 200 points and that's typically the action bitcoin has shown at bottoms $5,900 or so is mining cost. there's an incentive for miners to keep that price above that level, so it's still early, but we're starting to see the early signs of it, and actually, this morning, we actually saw quite a bit of baedemand coming from as, so that's very positive. >> when you say you're seeing increased demand coming from asia, what exactly are you looking at what should people be looking at >> there's a couple different things one, we're seeing it from our otc group but also tether printed about $250 million worth of tether today, which generally indicates there's demand coming and most of that demand is asian demand as most of the asian exchanges use quite a bit of

let's try this again brian kelly, what do you say >> i mean tim made a compelling case i guess to mey, many assumptions are in there that i'm not sure i can get a handle on so i'll go with lower. >> lower two lowers >> i don't think you can do the math. >> i was told there would be no math. >> the last person on the desk guy, thank god for your name tag there. >> come on, guy. >> what do you say lower. >> tim makes a cogent argument but we've seen stocks that are being takeover talks that traded at discount to the takeover price. i think the reasons why are risk arbitrage a lot of times, market doesn't believe it in my opinion the market doesn't believe it should be worth the sum of the parts still too opaque. >> so lower. >> i said lower. >> i'll take the other side of that trade we're talking sum of the parts on businesses as they stand. there's no question about that to me and ultimately the market will pay a higher premium than a year or two. >> tim from the upper west side, thank you for playing. >> so excited to be here thank you you folks at home. >> that does it for us, don't

brian? >> kelly o'donnell covering it all from singapore. thank you for that background. >> want to bring into the conversation admiral james staff ridees. chief international security and diplomacy analysis for nbc news. we're honored to have you w us here tonight. >> thanks a lot. good to be with everybody. >> when you look at the pictures tonight, big piurheyou consider the fact the president of the united states for the first time in history has decided to bring this pariah state into the community of nations or at least into an equal relationship with the president, with this sorof a meeting, what's your overall reaction about this moment in history? >> before i even get to that, rachel, i just want to point out we've really gone from the sublime to the ridiculous in the coverage in the sense that michael beschloss absolutely correctly says we may look at this as a real pivot point in history and then we default to the hey, who's paying the hotel bill? and i think that is a pretty good example of what we're seeing here. it's hard to sco

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by brian kelly says things are different for crypto this time around >> hey it's kind of interestingppened here. we've had quite a few hacks this year it highlights the fact the exchanges are the weak point here also if you have your coins to the best extent of you can, don't hold them on exchanges for any period of time look at what happened. we had a rebound in bitcoin. and why did that happen? a couple things i noticed today, number one, as soon as this happened at the exchange acted quickly. the news is out. they halted withdrawals. and they put everything into cold storage number two, they immediately said you know what any of the losses, we have reserves we are going to pay for them nobody loses money and number three, we're in a period of time here where the sellers in bitcoin are exhausted. we've had many -- i mean a many, many uptrend i might be grasping at straws. we've had a mini uptrend this is bringing back old school tape reading here. but look at what happened here and i'm always looking for something different. january 27, coin check hack. look what happened here. all

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brian chu and kelly kirkpatrick from the mayor's budget office and we're happy to answer any questions that you have. >>> great, thank you very much. i guess my first question is, correct me if i'm wrong, but i believe that mayor lee's plan was to cut budget by 15% in the fall of last year? >>> by 15%? no, it wasn't quite that much. >>> how much was it? >>> i don't remember. do you remember the target? >>> the target proposal was 2.5% proposals from all departments. >>> does that include the mayor's office? did he himself impose those cuts? >>> working with the department, we worked to submit the mayor's budget together. all departments are asked to submit target proposals and we take ones that don't require service reductions. >>> i know it was submitted. was it built into the budget? >>> we largely took target reductions from the department of public health. and it actually wasn't a reduction. we looked at places where there was growth of revenue to help support the budget, to help balance the budget. it was largely dph that supported the target assistance. >>> so then the answer is

brian: john kelly and john bolton. steve: a better idea what is going on in singapore. or the president meeting kim jong-un they say. ainsley: fox business network's deirdre bolton joins us live in singapore with more. from a business perspective, how can the economy be a bargaining chip for the president going into this meeting? >> the u.s. and china's economy are the largest in the world. the sanctions that we have been imposing with china following our lead on north korea have really put north korean in a tough spot. earlier on i folk with a former ambassador to singapore, somebody that served under president george w. bush, frank lavin. here is how he sees north korea's current position. >> had a chang o mind. he has not come because of a change of heart and nuclear weapons are dangerous and democracy is a good idea. he has come because he is pushed into corner economically and by chinese politically. he is pushed into a corner. he has to do something to unwind the difficult spot he is in. >> of course the ambassador told me as well that kim jong-un does not fly unde

brian: desperate situation. john kelly has the most experienced. of southern commands leaders saw this as a problem. knows the countries involved. thinks the ultimate answer those country cracking down on citizens before they leave the country. steve: suggested suggest off aid to the nations that do not cooperate. meanwhile, speaking to the united states, the u.s. is out of the u.n. human rights council. >> for too long the human right council has been a protector of human rights abusers and assess pool of political bias. steve: white house national security advisor john bolton will be joining us promptly to react to the news. ainsley: we told you about the principal sparking outrage inviting anti-cop extremist to career day. an officer whose kids went to that school will join us next. for this new stepdad, caring for his daughter as if she's his own is an act of mutuality. learn more or find an advisor at massmutual.com ♪ at massmutual.com i'm about to start the hair, skin and nails challenge. so my future self will thank me. thank you. i become a

had done pretty well, they were not making an exception for him in this case >> well, kelly, i think part of what brian trying to do at intel is push cultural change. he had done things like set targets for gender and ethnic diversity among different job categories at intel. pegged to the bureau of labor statistics information about the availability of the labor pool of diversity in labor pool i imagine that when you set targets like that, which silicon valley is not used to seeing, certainly the semiconductor industry, leaning conservative culturely, is not used to seeing -- for you, then, to be in violation of a policy that could be seen as related to that, that wouldn't have sat well with a number of people, so i can imagine that there was probably moral authority perhaps lost in this case or, you know, perhaps fears of what it could do to corporate morale in a critical time. >> lean to the political right >> yeah. >> or a button-up culture? >> no, no. in silicon valley, people who have covered it for a while tell you the semiconductor industry just tends to be a bit more conservative, even politica

, cmt, i love the fans. ♪ ♪ ♪ brian: carrie underwood proving can you sing at the cmas without being surrounded by smoke. abby: what i love about carrie underwood and kelly performers, amazing voices if it weren't for "american idol" back in its prime when it put out great talent. brian: are we out of talent now? because no one is emerging from the voice and "american idol." steve: harder and harder to become a big star now. brian: if you are looking to emerge and become a big star. let us know. email us. abby: actually, we did start taylor swift's career here. steve: she was performing but she did drop by when she was 13 years old and started singing on that ledge behind me. meanwhile, let's talk little bit about the news of the day. we have been talking about how the inspector general of the department of justice is going to have a forthcoming report, reportedly 500 pages. now we have heard some leaks presumably from somebody cooperating witnesses to make it sound like the top three people at the fbi and the doj could be in big trouble. it particularly names loretta lynch the attorney general. it names james comey the number one guy at the fbi and it n

interview right now is bank of america chairman and ceo brian moynihan welcome, brian >> it's great to be here thank you, kellyy's minds, when can i get more from my money in the bank do you move to up the deposit rates right away >> we move -- really it's a broad process. depending on the markets and what the competition does. but we'll move rates as we have in other rate hike scenarios the good news about a rate hike scenario, it shows the economy is still going strong. >> still it's pretty low what people are getting for their money right now. do you think the competitive landscape -- we were talking how you can get 2% for your money six months on a cd right now is there starting to be a bidding war there? >> i think if you think about the last year and a half or so, you've seen as rates rose, people have looked for alternatives ogher rate earning. opd to money in their transaction accounts so it really determines the type of customer, type of account but the goal is to provide great services of which the rate and the capabilities beyond that whether digital capabilities, investment capability, investment a

staging a rally today after opec agreed to raise oil production, and brian sullivan is in vienna with the details. >> reporter: kellyand, at times, a weird day. the building there, the capital of opec in austria, bottom line is this. there's a bunch of crazy math going around they reduced the cut across opec nations and ten others reduction of the cut means more oil goes into the market everybody's math is different, and the media hammered the opec folks trying to figure out the exact math we did not get an exact number here's the thing basically, 600,000 to maybe close to 1 million barrels a day will be added to the market within the month that's what you need to know the reduction of the cut is $600,000 to a million barrels a day. some countries, venezuela, iran, mexico, are simply not able to increase production. that's probably why oil prices rose today because maybe they were disappointing traders, did not get the size of the cut expected, or they simply do not believe that this increase will take place to the level that many people think. either way, there's more oil coming into markets in the months ahead >>

bass, casey bernard, steven cano, corey, kelly flemming, daniel mozer, daniel robarg, rachel scott, isiah shoal, lauren townsend, kyle velazquez, lieutenant brian murphy, madison finch, samuel osales, tranese, ronnie, lazara, joseph graves, briana jenkins, sarah, keone evs, ic garth, ben wilson, gloria mckey, kathryn cole, don e. hern. davita. joan similaron, rhonda ohler, , connie, cody corey lee shannon, antinette haywood, courtney taylar, kim sofia sanders, i ask unanimous consent to insert the names of 250 additional gun violence victims into the congressional record. amicans ths h ames of 250 failed. it's sad it took me too little time to find the names of 250 americans killed by gun violence. sad because we could save lives but refuse to do so. we could save other filies from enduring this trauma and pain. if you could find the courage to put american lives before the n.r.a. checks and big gun lobbies. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the material will be entered into the record. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. ruiz, for fve minutes. mr. ruiz: i rise today to congratulate mr. kent breath wa

kellie ridneck and i am the project manager. i am relatively new to this project. i am joined today i have our publinformaon officer, and our project lead engineering brian degussman and contract lead and also joined by our co monitoring division. the neighborhood outreach is pretty stand but we will do a little bit of extra things here so that because there is so much going on with traffic, with development and all of that, but what you see here is basic outreach noticing, thirty day and ten-day noticing when we start construction and the open communication with the community on-site we have our pio, public information officer visiting the site regularly, so being open to comments that are coming in. we do both mailings, physical mailings which will be the 30-day and 10-day an also on as-needed basis a newsletter in the mail, a hard copy to folks within a four block radius. next slide. we have a project website that has been up for some time and will be updated regularly. we also will have a newsletter, e-mail newsletter that will go out similar to what the city is doing now in the second street project that will go out on a regular basis and that is electronic o

brian, go ahead. caller: i am an uneducated poor person. i am really afraid for my country. i wonder how deep the corruption has gone. i saw general kelly up there -- i am a boy scout. i grew up believing america could do no wrong, and high morals. soproud, people were enthusiastic that general kelly would be in there and bring law and order and straighten things out. what a disappointment he has turned out to be. and then to see giuliani on top of it. you probably do not want to share your opinions -- it is hard to do on public television. but what makes these gentlemen tick? i am really worried for the country. radual thing. i think we have a real problem with prosecutors threatening juste with jail time, keeping the wheels turning. and you live with a record of something that you should not have a record for -- host: ok, we will jump in and get a response. guest: u respond to several parts of that. first, about the experience the caller has had -- i have heard it said that a liberal is a conservative who has been prosecuted and a conservative is a liberal who has been mugged. we too easily put people in those categories. for example,