brian kelly, what do you think about that >> i think it's kind of interesting. bitcoin has acted as pro cyclical inflation hedge it has had a bit of a run. i am skeptical, however, in general that it was the pfizer news that got the market going today. you've got people taking dewormers. i don't think they're going to be reading through the fda report on the vaccine. they're just not going to take it we also know there's a lot of breakthroughs happening. to me it is more about central bank action. that's what today was all about so you have the pboc had a meeting yesterday saying, listen, we're going to support credit growth. it's not going to go to the big companies but it's going to go to the small companies that's a reversal in their pattern they've had. you've had fed governors potentially walk back a little bit. the pmis today were sufficiently weak enough to say, hey, you know what? maybe we're not going to get a really hawkish statement at the jackson hole meeting today, and to me that's the green light for the risk trade, and that's what today's market w

toll brothers right now just off fractionally brian kelly, what do you make of this move? >> yeah, it was down a little bit right on the initial play because it looked like it was a miss but when you look into the underbelly, you find out there is still very, very strong demand in this high-end. so they have a conference call tomorrow at 8:30 a.m you've got to wait until then to get all the information out but in general, looking at this, it seems to me that all of the zoom towns are still very strong. >> guy >> those geniuses at the fed should take a look at the average contract price $944,000, which blew away what the street was looking for and mike talked about the call buying i think this quarter should set up the stock to take out 65 bucks. extraordinary quarter and the guidance they gave was pretty outstanding as well. >> all right >>> coming up, the biggest roll on wall street as of today is there really another 8% rally in the cards find out if the charts agree but first, cybersecurity stocks on a tear today. how should you play the group? we'rhiing e ttthese names

brian kelly? >> markets a little weak. first solar not.hat's hot. >> jeff nels >> alumina looks like it will break out here as came off that $500 level. >> and tim see ymoureseymoure >> did you listen to heavy metal growing up. >> prices staying high a lot of demand there. >> a big eye roll. >> karen >> yeah. if we have boosters necessary, i like cvs good for them first time around. i think valuation continues. cvs. >>> thanks for watching "fast money. see you back here tomorrow ap 5:00 for more, don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts -- right now. make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. you want to know what works in this market? figure out what millenni

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brian? >> kelly cobiella in kabul, afghanistan, without thanks for that report. and let's bring on our lead off guests yamiche alcindor white house correspondent for pbs news our, moderator for washington week on pbs, retired four star u.s. general mccaffrey, former battlefield commander a decorated veteran of vietnam, and a member of the national security council. and doctor peter hotez, vaccine scientists working with the team right now to develop a low-cost vaccine for distribution. co-director at texas children's hospital, also dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine. good evening to you all. doctor, it is with a sense of urgency that we begin with you tonight. are we anywhere near, in your judgment the peak of this surge and if you would please talk about your fear for children heading back into the classroom. >> you know unfortunately brian it doesn't look that way, because what you're seeing, if you remember this started in missouri, then spread eastward, into and across the gulf coast into florida. now that whole are

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brian? >> kelly cobiella in kabul, afghanistan with our thanks for that report. and with that, let's bring in our lead-off guests on this busy thursday night. yamiche alcindor, white house correspondent, for pbs news hour, moderator of "washington week" on pbs. retired four-star u.s. army general barry mccaffrey, former battlefield commander in the persian gulf and a former cabinet member, member of the national security council, and dr. peter hotez, working with a team right now to develop a low cost vaccine for global distribution. co-director of the center for vaccine development at texas children's. also in his spare time, the dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine. good evening to you all. and doctor, it is with a sense of urgency that we begin with you tonight. are we anywhere near in your judgment the peak of this surge? and if you would, please talk about your fear for children heading back into the classroom. >> you know, unfortunately, brian, it doesn't look that way, because what you're seeing, if you remember, t

brian and kelly, thank you so much. we need that. 5-year-old in texas getting a special escort on his first day of school. michael dennison was born with a rare condition. the bones in the lower half of his face are smaller than average. his mom says he has been harassed. members of michael's community wanted to make sure he had the best first day so they rallied together to escort him to kindergarten in style. local police and firefighters allowed him to ride inside their supercool vehicles. captain america and batman showed up. sometimes we all need it. >> you know it's great, i, i love stick up for the little guy. we have all been there at one point or another. i will end with this good night, good news. california. this is where a guy by the name of tom rice celebrated his 100th birthday on sunday by parachuting out of a c-47. he is an airborne paratrooper who parachuted into normandy on d-day in world war ii. congratulations. well done, my man. you deserve a salute. he got he watched her place when he lost a 90 day

but some are saying and i'm quoting brian kelly who is a huge crypto advocate on "fast money" that there'sket. could there be regulation, is there fraud here, was happening? >> of course there's fraud there was a piece of nft art which is algorythmic art. it's the most beautiful nft i've seen that's a quick move. so i think you're seeing -- i think 15% total art sales this year are nfts. that seems a lot given, you know, the thing that the market didn't exist four months ago so, yeah, probably frothy prices doesn't mean by any stretch this isn't a real industry. right? people get too excited at the very beginning when jay-z had his crypto avatar, one of the kings of culture say i'll use an nft as my avatar it should have told everybody to buy crypto. this is a shift in culture and i think it's a big, big deal >> if part of the nft craze is fueled, is there froth that comes out? >> listen. there's a recognition that things will be built on watch chains it's a theory of what we call level one protocols. all have really jumped in the last four weeks. in fact a lot of them lagged as people tri

of things here including not incidentally covid which has crippled the state as well brian, thank you very much kellys will be critical in assessing the extent of the damage caused by ida. how long offshore oil platforms and the energy infrastructure are offline determines the short term direction of oil and gas prices it's a matter of counting crucial infrastructure let's bring in bill perkins, the ceo and president. you want to build on what we were just discussing with brian there? >> i think you have the stats and figures right, now it's counting on what will come on when refineries will have lines down. when they come back on is when they will be able to turn it into gasoline which we need. there are pumps and compressors. they run the onshore natural gas pumps to get that gas to market. so that's a supply issue which you mentioned. the risk warehouses are out there trying to figure out what is what, what demand will come back and what supply and when. >> i don't know if this is the correct question for you i'm curious, is there a way to make the power grid more resilient down there if electrici

brian? >> stay safe again, our thanks again to correspondent kelly cobiella in afghanistan. the administration maintains that the mission will be narrowly focused and they are not calling it an evacuation. republican member of congress adam kinzinger of illinois, who served in afghanistan in the military, had this to say about the u.s. troop withdrawal tonight. >> this was entirely foreseeable. and beyond, you know, judging the decision to leave, which i think is disastrous, we had nothing in place and have nothing in place for the evacuation of the 30,000 afghan residents who put their life on the line. who were promised a visa if they worked with us as translators, and people in those categories. and they're stuck in afghanistan now. how will you evacuate them when all the major supply routes and all the areas are controlled by the taliban now? it's a tragedy and one that was entirely preventable. >> presidents at camp david right now, white house says he will spend much of the weekend meeting with military advisers and security advisers. there's also concern about securit

brian? >> stay safe, again, our thanks tonight to kelly in afghanistan. administration maintains that the mission will remain quote narrow only focused and they are not calling it an evacuation. republican member of congress adam kinzinger of illinois who served in afghanistan in the military had this to say about the u.s. troop withdrawal tonight. >> this was entirely foreseeable and beyond, you know, judging the decision to leave which i think is a disaster of a decision. we had nothing in place and have nothing in place nor the evacuation of the 30,000 afghan residents who put their life on the line, were promised a visa if they worked with us as translators and people in those kinds of things and they are stuck in afghanistan now, and how are you going to evacuate them with all the major supply routes and area is controlled by the taliban. it's a tragedy and preventible. >> president is at camp david and the white house said he will meet with military advisers and there's concern about security threats here at home. department of homeland security tod

kelly begins now. >>> thank you very much, brian and we'll see you in just a moment hi, everybody. here's what's ahead in the next hour as we make substantial further progress toward the weekend. the fed is ready to start tapering, but apart from taper talks today, he spent most of the time talking about how inflation will be transitory we'll dive into this paradox and what it means for the markets. >>> it's hard to build a bear when the supply chain is this messed up. >>> apple's deals with developers, china's play and a popular stay-at-home play gets hit. >>> stocks are higher across the board. we have new records once again for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq nasdaq leading the way with better than 1% gain today. dow up 245 points. it's actually trailing if you want to call that of the major averages up just about three quarters of 1% tell me what picture you think is emerging here so, we have again the nasdaq leading the way. bond yields declining today. here's the 10-year yield powell started at 10:00 a.m. we were in the green meaning yields were moving higher until that point and

kelly begins now. >>> thank you very much, brian and we'll see you in just a moment hi, everybody.gress toward the weekend. the fed is ready to start tapering, but apart from taper talks today, he spent most of the time talking about how inflation will be transitory we'll dive into this paradox and what it means for the markets. >>> it's hard to build a bear when the supply chain is this messed up. >>> apple's deals with developers, china's play and a popular stay-at-home play gets hit. >>> stocks

stacey baird, patrick enrock, masin, hannah albert, elle asono, john, sean, brian mcdermott, john, jordan blue, lucy hunter, kelly ryan, melissa porter and david strickland. these are some of the individuals that were involved in putting together the commerce piece of the underlying bill. 20% of the underlying bill was the fowfer -- focus of the commerce committee. i want to thank senator wicker and his staff to pull off the bipartisan bill that came to the senate floor as part of this package. our legislation, i think, is an historic investment to rebuild the infrastructure, including for things like mega projects, basically helping to eliminate our problems, improve our freight network, improve our environment and helping amtrak better serve the united states of america. all of these were important investments, but we should look at the first. first we're authorizing for the first time mega projects. mega projects often take up so much of our budgets in our states and federally they never get funded, but that doesn't mean they aren't critical to the united states. in the northeast corridor, we have mega project

the first person i was instructed to call on was kelly o'donnell of nbc. brianegseth and rachel campos-duffy, and will cain, good morning to all three of you. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning, everybody what was your reaction when you heard him say "i was instructed" >> well not surprised. i mean, listen. all of us have wondered who is behind this president? he's not clearly in charge and i think americans have a right to know whose in charge. last night on laura ingraham, i believe it was congressman green said that he was briefed that the president was told not to close bagram air base and he did it anyway, and so we know that joe biden has bad judgment but we also know he's not there and i'm sorry, 13 military members are dead. hundreds of americans are trapped behind enemy lines and the american people deserve to know who is in charge and if he's not up to the job, something has to be done. this cannot continue. this is unsustainable. brian: that's one theory, rachel, i get it some people say he lost it but if you read what he's been saying when he wri

brian dennis fox news. jury selection began today in the sex trafficking trial against singer r. kellyare being questioned in federal court in brooklyn, r. kelly is facing in a number of charges in new york, including racketeering, sexual exploitation of a child bribery, kidnapping and forced labor. it faces similar charges in the illinois and has denied any wrongdoing. the courtroom is closed to the public and the media due to coronavirus restrictions. opening arguments are expected to begin on august 18th and the trial may last up to eight weeks. the interaction with a wanted felon sends an alameda county sheriff's deputy to the hospital will run through what happened coming up at 6 30 coming up later in sports. a dodger fan rushes onto the field but has taken out by the ball girl sports director mark bond is we'll have the details on the clip that has now gone. gone viral and a fatal shooting at a party in sunnyvale, raising questions about how short of a man from and after being subdued by police is suing the officers involved, as well as the police chief and the city for wrongful

brian dennis fox news. jury selection began today in the sex trafficking trial against singer r. kellyare being questioned in federal court in brooklyn, r. kelly faces numerous charges in new york, including racketeering, sexual exploitation of a child bribery, kidnapping and forced labor. the courtroom is closed to the public and the media because of covid restrictions. at least half a dozen provincial capitals have fallen to the taliban in afghanistan. i'm lucas thomas at the california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. every time nacho fries came back, that bold seasoning was drawing something closer. and once they taste that warm nacho cheese sauce... they won't stop till there's nothing left

but for a fundamental buyer for most of your viewers, kelly, i'd say wait, take it easy, take a deep breath, not quite time to get in >> and brianat would you tell investors in terms of bond yields and stock prices for the next move of this market >> i donate think i've ever seen rick santelli so excited over a 10-year auction as he was just a few minutes ago the in segment before us. that points out how much underlying demand there is for bonds, from pension funds and insurance companies. if yields go up a little, they jump on them and they buy them more importantly, from big picture perspective that means next month when the credit market opens up after labor day, is there going to be a surge in corporate bond activity that's going to lead to a flood of buybacks and mergers the investment banks can't hire enough junior bankers to keep up with these deals, and they're likely going to accelerate >> that's a great point. and we've seen those pay curves moving up for the young bankers. the way you describe it it all kind of makes sense. supportive of equities here as well as we have another day at record highs brian, again, you we

brian: is he running for senate seat against mark kelly. what a let down.ard. mark kelly is invisible. meanwhile, just on that quick thing with the remain in mexico. the one thing they are forgetting to do is to call mexico. mexico was so ticked off that president biden came outer and said violation of international law to force illegal immigrants to stay? a country and not come here, they went out and they pretty much left their whole southern border open which i find unbelievably responsible. joe biden doesn't care about that. mexico can say excuse me, they can't stay here, you have to go out and i guess against their will has to go out and cut a deal mexico to set up facilities on the other side of the border. it worked because they cracked down on their southern border and then you had the third country where it says as soon as you cross to another country that's where you apply for american citizenship. so this is just one column in which we need three or four columns and then we need to link them all together. it's progress but it's still uneven. stev

brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> we have an update now on a story we brought you last week about a las vegas woman facing eviction. day ge deja kelly told cnn that it was the mother of three girls and it generated a lot of interest and donations, but it turns out her story was not entirely accurate. she is not the girls' mother. nick watt picks up from there in this conversation with erica hill. >> reporter: cnn found her through her post on gofundme seeking $2,000 to pay back rent to avoid eviction for her and, quote, her three daughters. she did not reach out to us. now, we interviewed kelly at her home, the girls all called her mom, appeared to be very much at home and there was nothing we could see to raise any suspicion. but later last week another woman came forward and said that she was the mother of those three girls and they live with her. obviously we investigated immediately and, yes, helo is their mother. we've seen the birth certificates and now we know that deja kelly is dating the girls' father. she spends significant periods of time caring for the girls at her apartment. now, at the time that we visited, helo says t

brian: crime is not a problem until barbara boxer gets her purse stolen. that's the kind of country. we just got a call from the attorney general he is going to run against mark kelly ear piece. mark kelly should do something. kyrsten sinema stands up purple state for the people of arizona it seems. mark kelly, what is he doing except for sitting on the sideline while his state is being barraged by people from other countries it's incredible should be embarrassed. steve: that's some of what is going on on this tuesday. also coming up on our program. media jumping on doomsday climate change report. our next guest says not so fast. his reality check after the break. ainsley: plus the squad member rashida tlaib did you see this? there she is dancing the night away at a wedding without a mask after calling out republicans for not taking the pandemic seriously and tweeting out michigan, wear your mask. joe concha calls out the hypocrisy. brian: i find it hard to believe. i'm shocked i tell you. ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. applebee's and a movie, now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. we've got you taken care of, sgt.