. >> brian kelly joins us to tell us what that is. >> hi, melissa so, yeah, these are the hurdles thatcoin has to get to so this to me feels like a very real rally and it feels like we're in the beginning stages of another bull market. that's my view on it however, we've had a tremendous run-up because of the etf that bob just talked about and it's all been in bitcoin. the hurdle that bitcoin has to get through is one of the etfs is either rejected and the ftc asked people to withdraw the application and some people in the market are under the impression that you can have this etf come in august. i would be very cautious making that bet, tleek after the run. now what's interesting remember last year when we had the etf, the etf was rejected and it actually boosted off coin so we've seen bitcoin outperform coins like a theer yum and coins like rippel and that type of thing have been flat because the money's been flowing to bitcoin. so this could mean that off coin, if the etf is delayed, you could see money flow out of bitcoin and into the others. let's take a look at the performance he

brian kelly here, he'll tell us who could be the big winners we are live in new york city's times squareh more "fast" right after this imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. >>> welcome back to "fast money. amazon and shoppers are preparing for prime day sales on monday you know what's not on sale? amazon's stock just past the $1800 a share. the e-commerce giant hasn't had a stock split in almost 20 years. so when will investors get their deal day our bob pisani is at the new york stock exchange with more. hey, bob >> hi, melissa companies split their shares to make their stock more affordable to retail investors. stocks peaked in the late 199

tonight on fast money the bit coin boom continues, the crypto currency taking another leg higher brian kelly says there's a new bold case for bit coin he will tell us what it is check out shares for alphabet. the conference call is underway as we speak. we have full team coverage fast money friend and tech guru is monitoring the conference call from the red phone in minneapolis. we'll check in with them in just a bit. normally alphabet will be our top story. as incredible as alphabet is, there was an even more stunning move in the market today that could have a bigger impact on your money the rate shock heard around the world. the 10-year yield surging to its highest level in months. this as everyone awaits the decision this week, the fed next week are we witnessing the potential end of free money around the world, and why aren't we seeing more of a reaction in the stock market >> that seems to be a total about face, seemingly out of nowhere. i would submit it reflects back to some of the comments president trump made over the last week. the fact that they're getting away from the stimulus p

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brian? >> kelly o'donnell, thank you. good points, all. i want to go back to veteran ambassador chris hill and talk about one of the points kelly just made. ambassador, it's this, this affords this lifelong spy, who really operates at the highest levels of his trade, vladimir putin, an open net, a free shot, in the most intimate confines. there will be nothing about donald trump, his personality, his method of operating, his health, his well-being, that vladimir putin won't be up on by the end of this meeting. >> i think there's no question putin controls this agenda and controls the meeting. i think just his 20 years as head of russia gives him an advantage, let alone, his near lifetime as a kgb officer. i think the problem is, we have a president who is kind of flying blind. i think one of the reasons he's kicked everyone out of the room is the idea that he, frankly, doesn't feel comfortable with other people watching his own performance and just wants to do it with putin. you know, if this were another president, and there was a one-on-o

your traders on the desk are pete najarian, brian kelly and dan seymour. tonight on fast, bitcoin stuck in no-man's-land at the 6300 level as fresh concerns over the ico market sent the crypto space tumbling today, bart smith of susquehanna says ignore all the noise. bitcoin is not only the best bet in crypto, it's a safe haven and he'll be here to explain you're looking at a live shot of sun valley, idaho, where the moguls and tech titans are gathered we will bring you the very latest from the ground, but first we start off with the market in what we're calling the long of the yard for stocks. we're not talking about the burt reynolds classic sorry, we're not we're talking about 2800 on the s&p 500 for seven of the last eight sessions and it just can't break through. we've been here before in fact, the last three times we've been here the market has sold off do you know what that's called a fakeout. as we make another run for 2800, will this be a breakout or a fakeout? >> i know there's risk going on right now and i would stick with -- and you could have

>>> taiwan semiconductor key supplier to companies like apple, qualcomm and invideo has cut -- brian kellyoins us now not necessarily on the crypto mining, but whether this is a red flag for apple we've seen this movie before and every time it seems investors get schooled on this issue >> absolutely. the wrong thing to do is panic on apple when you see something like this happen the market certainly doesn't believe this cut is forward looking. it's all backward looking. and even on the crypto currency minors you're talking perhaps crypto currencies have bottomed here >> what are you thinking more broadly about apples upperings >> we've gone through this big upgrade cycle so now they have to show how that ecosystem is going to pay off >> mike. >> it's a loose link but it's there. the semicap companies have backed off quite a bit i think a lot of people are concerned whether it's about the cycle itself is maturing i don't think it's going to give ow a clear read through. >> do you agree it's about services. >> i think people wish for it to be all about services because you can justify a much

your traders on the desk are pete najarian, brian kelly and dan seymour. on fast, bitcoin stuck in no-man's-land at the 6300 level as fresh concerns over the ico market sent the crypto space tumbling today, bart smith of susquehanna says ignore all the noise. bitcoin is not only the best bet in crypto, it's a safe haven and he'll be here to explain you're looking at a live shot of sun valley

still a wait and see story >> you know brian kelly who's a long time bitcoin believer wrote a book onif only we had a currency that was free of government regulation and complaining after we got those trump comments -- >> one of those currencies where money launders and tax evaders and all those other people could hide under >> you're not buying it? >> no. i'm hoping that the whole crypto craze is over by the summer so we don't have to talk about it >> it's not going to be over >> i know. i'm in the skeptics camp, but i don't pretend to know everything >> still a fascinating topic some catalyst potentially there for bitcoin. >>> the latest round of over the top offerings next the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. venus ♪ ♪ >>> there's been a slew of developments in the over the top bases. >> there are a range of new players jumping into streaming video chasing niche audiences of fans warner brother, d krc comic announcing

brian: kelly, one of your areas of expertise is polling.r 9/11. however with independents have you lost 8 points. can you name two things that you believe independents care about that you think the administration might pursue in the next few months. >> that's one poll. i think the president his whole agenda on prosperity/opportunity and security as themes. really should attract these independents for whom i don't know what else the alternatives are throughout for them because we have just been talking about the other party and i won't any further. but they should be very happy that if they want to start a small business or grow it, if they want a little bit more extra money in their pockets. if they want to switch jobs or find a job with better benefits, they do all of that under donald trump's economy. they should also be very pleased under this president's global leadership, america is back. we're no longer on an apology tour. we are out there putting america first. and that should attract independence. why are people independence? don't

in 2008, kelly brian, the wisdom whose claims of till -- that till made sexual add vans towards her. said the story was not true. emmett till's death could be lost in america if it was not for her mother. amy till. she demanded the funeral be open casket so the world can see what happened to her son. i warn you though the image is graphic but i do want you to see it. those photos of emmett till publicized galvanized america. 95 days after his death rosa parks refused to give up her seat on the bus. when the bus driver ordered me to move to the back i just couldn't move. now his case has been reopened, thanks to a bill that bears his name, the emmett till act. it allows the department of justice to investigate civil right -- the emmett till's case has been reopened based -- sources familiar with the case tells "the washington post" new details in a book came out last year of his accuser let to investigation. in america where black and brown people still face a threat every day will emmett till get justice after 63 years? 63 years later. joining me now is keith bow shawn. maker of the

and brian cardoza.kron4's maureen kelly talked to that department's chief who describes what happenedwe're quite fortunate that the injury are relatively minorthe injured firefighters are part of a five engine strike team with a total of 17 firefighters from the marin county fire dept. they'd been battling the blaze focusing on structure protection and rescue since 1am thursday.....they were still going at 8pm that night....defending a structure when the three firefighers were overcome with a blast of heat.the fire made a pretty significant run, the quick action of the company officer there he was able to get his firefighters into the engine to take refuge unfortunately before that occurred three of them sustained vert burns from minor to moderate,all three were treated at a hospital up in redding two were treated and released....one fireigher who suffered a significant burn to his face was transferred to uc davis burn unit for further evaluation. chief jason weber who wears a black band across his badge for the two firefighters killed ...he says with the growing intensity of fires in

and brian cardoza are part of a five engine strike team. kron4's maureen kellyrtment's chief who describes what happened. we're quite fortunate that the injury are relatively minorthe injured firefighters are part of a five engine strike team with a total of 17 firefighters from the marin county fire dept. they'd been battling the blaze focusing on structure protection and rescue since 1am thursday.....they were still going at 8pm that night....defending a structure when the three firefighers were overcome with a blast of heat.the fire made a pretty significant run, the quick action of the company officer there he was able to get his firefighters into the engine to take refuge unfortunately before that occurred three of them sustained vert burns from minor to moderate,all three were treated at a hospital up in redding two were treated and released....one fireigher who suffered a significant burn to his face was transferred to uc davis burn unit for further evaluation. chief jason weber who wears a black band across his badge for the two firefighters killed ...he

kelly. see you again. >>> bring in brian bennett, senior white house correspondent for "time" and nbc news digital reporter. gentlemen, good saturday morning to you. a source telling nbc news that michael cohen is certainly ready to tell robert mueller then candidate trump new in advance about his son's 2016 meeting with russians at trump tower. of course, this contradicts both the president and donald trump jr. and his testimony. brian, if it's true, what does this mean for the mueller investigation? >> it means a lot, and already rudy giuliani is out there trying to take down the credibility of michael cohen, and what's interesting is when a prosecutor like robert mueller has a cooperating witness, and if michael cohen decides to cooperate fully with prosecutors, it's more than just what he has to say. so he may say he recalls president trump knowing about the june 2016 meeting, but he also may know a lot of details about where prosecutors can look for communications, as we know, there may be some recordings of conversations that could refer back to that. there could be other pieces of evidence

kelly o'donnell's audio, but there's the gentleman walking back in. the journalist who was identified as being with the nation taking his -- maybe he's just coming in for his belongings. we don't know. >> brian, what if what we're witnessing is journalists being cherry picked and asked to leave the room. >> he's holding up a sign or trying to. and it looks like -- >> oh, my goodness. >> kelly is right -- we just can't hear her audio. she doesn't know that. she's live narrating this scene. >> oh, my goodness. >> when we reestablish communication with kelly o'donnell, she had a clear view of all of that, and more importantly, what was on the handwritten sign that he was holding up. but that man, we don't have an identification beyond what kelly heard that he was a credentialed member of the press corps and affiliated with "the nation" magazine. a little preevent excitement. >> certainly a rare thing to see at one of these events. they're so staid. the journalists present are all kind of vetted and credentialed very carefully. half of them or such are from the traveling press corps of the president. to see someone kicked out or turned heckler is a rare an unusual thing to see in one of these ev

and brian cardoza are part of a five engine strike team. kron4's maureen kelly talked to their department's chief who describes what happened. we're quite fortunate that the injury are relatively minorthe injured firefighters are part of a five engine strike team with a total of 17 firefighters from the marin county fire dept. they'd been battling the blaze focusing on structure protection and rescue since 1am thursday.....they were still going at 8pm that night....defending a structure when the three firefighers were overcome with a blast of heat.the fire made a pretty significant run, the quick action of the company officer take refuge unfortunately occurred three of them sustained minor to moderate,all three were treated at a redding two and fireigher who suffered a burn to his transferred to uc davis burn unit for further chief jason wears a black band across the two firefighters with the intensity of fires in california it's an important reminder to everyone to defensible space around properties.it's not just to house or their neighbors house, it also gives

brian who says, that was unwise managing the next ten years will be difficult at best, kelly on twittercalling for the government to cut off federal funding now. so big controversy happening in philadelphia. >> they just don't get how much ice protects us an sad state of affairs. carley: a little bit of both, how about this? netflix will focus programming on faith and family, the vice president of original theory said this that represents a significant percentage of population not only here in the u.s. but around the world, so it is something that we are focused on really building out of a robust family friend programming. well, some folks are suspicious, guys, let's take a look at the tweet, evelyn says why, they lost a lot of viewers after they let obama produce shows. a lot of people think it's a good idea, so maybe some more viewers on netflix over the whole thing. >> taylor swift doing taylor swift type things again? >> carley: a very sweet gesture to donate tickets who are mourning the death of police officer, many viewers remember he was shot and killed with his own gun on july 1

brian. >> you share a birthday with nelson mandela and richard branson. >> you know who was the 17th >> who >> kellyun here. >> is that the water sign? >> must be >>> on deck, break out the bacon. d.c. is serving up a heaping pile of pork erti your random but intesng stat of the day. if you think the swamp has been drained, you will want to hear this imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. man: are unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you everywhere? it's time to take back control with stelara®. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission with dosing every 8 weeks. woman

kellie ridneck and i am the project manager. i am relatively new to this project. i am joined today i have our public information officer, and our project lead engineering brian degussman and contract lead and also joined by our contract 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 electr

brian leaf, a s.f. public works gardener, who is singlehandedly leading the effort there on sunset. and by 37th, a really pretty area where they're reclaiming stormwater. also, will logsdon and kelly teeter. a ton of residents came out and they're including district 4 residents that come out and maintain a delta highway but for sunset instead to make sure there are drought-tolerant plants and it's also basically green infrastructure. so i wanted to give some kudos out. nicely done to the team. thank you. any other commission business? any public comment on what's been discussed so far? item 7, report of the general manager. >> good afternoon. the first one up is cleanpowersf update with barbara hale. >> good afternoon. barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. today's cleanpowersf update will include enrollment. we have a few items on the agenda that i will highlight as well. as you know, we're enrolling new customers. as of july 1, they're joining our program on the meter read date. the last described the 81,000 accounts that we serve. now with this enrollment process, it's 114,000 accounts. with that change, we're rebaselining the data we present to you. so i'm happy to

kelly, was it as striking to you there given all the translation back and forth in the moment as our mutual friend jonathan lemire stood and delivered his questions? >> you're reading my mind, brian, because it was almost visceral in this room as the translation came through. on a couple of these issues, including our colleagues jeff mason and jonathan lemire who asked pointed, difficult questions that many journalists have wanted to have answered and so credit to them. when we heard vladimir putin actually retroactively endorse president trump for the office he now holds, that was a striking moment. it was also striking how the president of the russian federation sort of smiled and reacted as the translation went through to him about the dossier question or having any compromising information about the president or his family. there are questions that seemed in many ways easy to answer and president trump didn't take that moment. we've seen other presidents who have been with adversaries who could declare publicly, do not encroach on the united states, and to be able to say that in the face of the denial of his counterpart and he's trying to project they have economic and securi

brian roberts as a senior partner in sky. >> there is so much more to come and a lot more to talk about here. david: a lot of money. thank you, jason kellye white paper is finally out. the u.s. banks will lose easy access to the eu under may's brexit plan. what is easy access? u.k. banks will lose easy access to eu under the brexit plan. david: that is the passport. leaving, the banks that is a done deal? >> this is the thing that wall street has been the most concerned about in all of these negotiations, how are they going to be able to operate or not operate. david: frankfurt and paris are happy because their subsidiaries will have to be incorporated in the eu, regulated by the eu. they cannot do that from london. >> good week for paris. london, not so well. alix: u.k. seeks permit free transport over northern ireland border. u.k. seeks continued participation in eu safety body for asia. david: regulatory organization. does not feel like a soft brexit. this feels like a firm line. david: i think theresa may once a softish. will be subject to a lot of the eu rules, which upsets a lot of the british people. it doesn't have any boundaries

says john kelly urged republicans to speak up and tell the president, you know, speak out against the president's remarks in the hope that he would walk it back. steve: and many, many did. brianher was that bloomberg is reporting that the president knew about these 12 names, russian names that are in the russian government that were behind the meddling and urged the release of those names to strengthen his hand with vladimir putin. does that sound like a guy that is worried about the russians is even cloudy about the russians meddling in the election? steve: apparently the president was given the choice, do you want this information out before or after the summit? he said before it will give me flexibility. nonetheless when he said that he is soft on russia. as mark levin points out, when you look at what this president has done against russia in the past over the last 18 months or so, he certainly is not putin's poodle. >> he has expanded sanctions on russian companies. he has expanded and beefed up nato. he has massive decrease in definition spending no thanks to liberals. rurebleg ending the ban of oil exports. all this hysteria. the fact of the matter is, trump hasn't don