brian, kelly, carter braxton worth is very, very persuasive he's got very convincing charge. are you buying into the story, though >> you know what i do actually. and it's for a couple different reasons. number one, even when you saw that year-long sideways trend here in netflix, it didn't really go down that much in a sense. it was really just kind of a flat sideways trend, which tells me that people weren't really getting out of it. they were just biding their time you get a breakout like this in a market like this that is trading highly technical because of the retail order flow, this is the type of thing that's going to get people's attention. and i actually particularly like when something rests for a while. carter called it authoritative i think louise yamada calls it the bigger the base, the higher in space so this could go higher in space. >> yeah. it rhymes, so i tend to go with that one more. how are you feeling about netflix from a fundamental standpoint >> well, the real question -- >> i was going to say -- >> oh, sorry >> i was going to say, yeah, i tend not to f

brian kelly, peter najarian, co-founder of market rebellion.com. >>> tonight -- crypto crackdown as china bans all cryptocurrency transactions we will tell you why our own crypto baller, b.k., is calling this great news. and where he sees yields headed next. >>> and how this epic drop for one commodity could have one of our traders going nuclear. >>> but we start off with a big buzzkill nike getting rock after concerns now, loyal "fast money" fans out there, and there are many, you know we tackled nike on last year's show. we were on the company's call and broke in the moment nike announced the guidance cut shares only down a little after hours but today dropped like a rock, worst day since june of last year. given today's market reaction, has this changed the story on nike i'll go to the shareholder tim seymour, what do you say >> the shareholder was one of the more bullish ones. at least my glass was half full last night what do i do today i hate where the stock is on the chart but that's not how i invest i use technicals as a drive post but they're not driving me in oor out of position

if there's a way to do it, they will find it. >> so brian kelly, what is your top pick going into the holiday season, if there is one? you're long coal what is it >> no, no, no. no, i actually think there are ways to play it. you've got to think about you have one kind of the digital gift maybe someone wants to get b.k. a pudgy the penguin. the other thing what can you get that's tang iible you'll look fr things that are in stock so take a look at etsy i think there's a lot of people buying macrame pot holders as opposed to that whiz bang technology that they can't get so etsy is my pick going into the holiday season >> karen, how about you? >> me, i think when we're dealing with limited cargo space and port congestion, you've got to go with the biggest players to me target is very big obviously not as big as walmart, but very big, but also has a variety of goods that you could do for christmas they do have interesting home stuff, they do have good apparel. so i think target will have a fantastic christmas. >> all right for more on the outlook on retail as we head into the holiday sea

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. >> brian kelly is the ceo of the high speed rail authority for the past two years.'s been in negotiations with washington to restore nearly a billion dollars in funding pulled by the trump administration for failure to meet construction deadlines. kelly is facing another battle with sacramento. >> do you have key benefits by getting it done here? >> the other thing i don't want to do. nobody wants to leave it partially constructed. as we finish that work and is con constructed. the question at some point is now that you have done that, what do you have? >> the impasse with state lawmakers is a late setback. covid-19 pandemic slowed the pace of construction as more than 300 workers were forced to quarantine and in may, coo joe hedges suddenly resigns three years on the job. a move came to few details released to the public. >> i will just say joe hedges, our ceo did a lot of work to help us advance this project. kelly believes he can work with lawmakers to advance public transits in all regions of the state while keeping the high speed rail project moving forward as

. >> brian kelly is the high speed rail project director until the funding was pulled by the trump administration for failure to meet construction deadlines, and now he is facing another battle in san francisco. >> do you have key ben nits to get this done here. >> i do. >> and that is another thing that i don't want to do. nobody wants to keep it partially constructed. so to leave it partially constructed at some point, now that what you want to do is what we have to do, and i want to have the high speed rail. >> and the latest setback is a year of challenges, and the covid pandemic has slowed the pace of construction, and was forced to quarantine, and then a resignation of one of the top persons with few details. >> i won't comment, but joe hedges did a lot of work here to advance the project. >> reporter: as the agency is searching for hedges' replacement, and he believes he can advance all work of the state to keep it moving forward as well. >> for us, it is not this or that, and it is both. so i expect the issues to work through these issues, but we are that, and we won't push for more money

. >> joe: brian kelly, he's trying to close in on history. of knute rockne. the school's all-time winningest coach. this has been quite the push the boulder up the hill night, to get to win number 103. if jack coan and this offense can deliver here. coan has passed for 367 yards. now the all-time season opener passing record in irish history. what a debut. they'll keep it on the ground. as williams chugs ahead. the star running back who went for 125 yards as a second-team all-american a year ago. trying to cap things here and put the irish in position to close out what has been a wild one. absolutely wild. >> greg: your approach as an offense is, yes, you're already in field goal range. don't take any unnecessary risks. >> joe: second and seven. play-action. mayer, the big tight end. he's chopped down. that was jammie robinson. a 13-game starter for south carolina, made the commitment to come down here with some other s.e.c. brethren to play acc ball in this improved noles defense. a loss of a yard there. third and eight. >> greg: i might thr

>> i love the line as brian kelly will tell you, i think it's going to catch on at some point did i hear anything, not particularly i'm not their target audience, so i think it was, i'm sure a lot of people got amped up about it that's great i don't think it was particularly stock moving. we talked about that last night. but i will say and we're not trying to bury the leak here, i still think that ruling last week in terms of the app store, that's big news. the stock held off about 6%. if you're flying in from mars and you know, this is the first time you've heard of apple and you're trying to find out where to get in, i think there's some logical places here. you go back to january, the stock topped out around 143. made a 20% decline over a month. so past resistance becomes support. so if you're not in the name, i think that 143 level, i happen to think you're going to get there, and that's where you get in the name. >> tim, would you agree >> if you look at the stock, the stock really hasn't closed to the downside since may it's had a lot of good news. agree with the analog around new

joining me now is the founder and ceo, brian kelly. brian, good to see you.ut this at. >> when i started the points guide was about helping people use frequent flyer miles and it's so confusing that they can provide tremendous value so we are taking all of our knowledge and putting it into the at-- at to help you earn more points on every day spent and actually use those smiles because throughout the pandemic it was made easier with more flexibility to book trips using frequent flyer miles but most consumers have not had the time to go through these changes that have happened. maria: brian, what one benefit for flyers during the pandemic is no change fees as airlines waved in the fee, but that's not the case anymore. what should travelers know about traveling now? >> airlines in the pandemic said don't worry, but with confidence that we will let you change for free. earlier this year they rollback the changes and now depending on the topic to get you by you may not be able to change it free of charge so the devil is in the details, but the one silver lining i

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might mean the rewards are becoming, yes, less valuable joining sus an expert on airline points, brian kellyalk about inflation a lot maybe there is inflation or deflation with miles what are we going to do here, brian? >> you know, it's not all bad news most frequent flyer programs have made it easier to change or cancel tickets so i've actually foyed that frequent flyer miles have become more valuable because they give more flexibility if you want to cancel that trip for whatever reason you can get your miles back. certainly it varies by program but what i would tell people is, if you got credit points, transfer them to airlines. there can be amazing deals out there. >> for those of us that like to do the math and we are clever in arbitrageing what's happening here what's a mile worth today? when are we getting a good deal? when should we have to use the miles? when should we wait? >> so look, the best is still international business class, next week, i decided the last minute to go to paris, air france, there is awarded availability like i've never seen, ten tickets, 115,000 miles round-t

brian: by the way as we listen to florida georgia line brian kelly spun out his own album, i listenedyone do it. i understand music. ainsley: you're an artist. comparing your artistic abilities to his. brian: i didn't want to do an album, i had other interests, i was playing soccer at the time ainsley: clarinet album? brian: yes i was thinking about rolling it out because benny goodman was on the downside, i saw an opportunity and i passed by. ainsley: that takes us back to those gross days of elementary school if you forgot your clarinet you had to borrow one that came out of that sanitizer thing. brian: i never had that. always travel with a reed. you don't want to be sucking on someone else's piece of wood. steve: i had a saxophone, alto, so same thing. from florida georgia line let's talk about the texas mexico line , and as you see what's going on on our southern border, the new york post headline is border lie and they perfectly summarize it. biden said he would deport migrants but he's secretly letting them in. the department of homeland security confirmed to fox that people ar

the investigation's new phase and why the fbi took dna samples from brian laundrie's home. >>> r. kellyrns his fate accused of sex trafficking, of recruiting and grooming underage girls and boys for his own perverse whims now the r&b superstar hears the jury's verdict. >>> investigating amtrak's deadly derailment, ford makes a massive bet on electric cars and trucks facebook puts the brakes on instagram for kids >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the ne"the news with shepard smith". >>> just in, new york city can move forward with its vaccine mandate for nearly all adults working in public schools, the largest in the nation. a federal appeals court or panel i should say issued the ruling within just the last hour. this is a major reversal that comes after a judge decided to temporarily block new york from enforcing the requirement. it's unclear really whether city officials will implement the mandate tonight at midnight as they originally scheduled or wait until later this week the fight continues. broader vaccine mandates are also being put to the test right now. new york state g

thank you, brian hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's what's coming up. return or resign ahead of tomorrow's closely watched jobs report, new data shows job candidates either getting more interested in returning to work or never coming back to their old jobs at all. we'll explore what it means for the big jobs report in the morning. plus charging ahead in the strong quarter but still down more than 50% from their 52-week high we'll speak to the ceo to discuss these numbers and what's next for ev. and cars, cost concerns and canned goods inflation and supply chain issues weighing on earnings across nearly every sector today some names to snap up despite the headwinds coming up in rapid fire. with the s&p and nasdaq, how many stars do we get to see today? dom chu is here with the market action >> it's amazing how much you can change the meaning of a word just with the emphasis resign versus re-sign. as kelly pointed out, the gold stars out for the s&p 500. hit a record high after the opening bell and cruising to the higher side. the nasdaq, same thing as we

. >>> thank you, brian hi, everybody. i'm kelly's ahead this hour another day to kick off the month of september investors ahead of the big jobs report on friday is tapering still on or not? we've got strategies and names that are paying, are cheap, and are apparently fed proof and if hiring is slowing, why are so many big companies going on major hiring sprees we tally the thousands of new job openings nationwide. apple is hoping to be your one-stop

. >>> thank you, brian hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans and here's what's ahead this hour another day to kick off the month of september investors ahead of the big jobs report on friday is tapering still on or not? we've got strategies and names that are paying, are cheap, and are apparently fed proof and if hiring is slowing, why are so many big companies going on major hiring sprees we tally the thousands of new job openings nationwide. apple is hoping to be your one-stop medical and financial hub, is tiktok killing facebook, and what kathy wood means by transparency >> kelly, i mean investors and traders are maybe on edge but they're not on edge by that much yeah, the market's kind of in the green right now, but the nasdaq composite hit a record high today, another record high, another day, another record high the s&p 500 right near session highs. this is about the high of the day so far at the lows of the day we were up roughly 2 points. call it relatively flat. stel a third percent gain for the s&p, close to a record and the dow

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thank you, brian hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's what's coming up. new data shows job candidates either getting more interested in returning to work or never coming back to their old jobs at all. we'll explore what i

had the boyfriend, brian laundrie, or his family come forward and given her whereabouts, joining me on the ground from florida. kellypening. reporter: good evening, i spoke with north port police, now this investigation is in fbi hands, i asked whether or not a warrant has been issued for brian laundrie, he has been missing since tuesday, they want to caveat that saying according to his parents he has been missing since tuesday, police say that they showed up friday at fam -- invite, they all only talk about brian, only interested in talking about him as a missing person would not speak with them about gabby petito, they told police he left tuesday, in his car, taken that to the carlton reserve. he didn't come back after hours. they went there for whatever reason, accord police, later on and picked up his car, brought had home, then waited until friday to let police know about that that is what police saying. that is all based on what the parents are telling police. nancy: kelly, i believe that is what they said, it does not make sense. your grown son goes on a walk about in carlton reserve, 25,000 acres of swamp an

. >>> thank you, brian and hi everybody i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. a big disappointment on the jobs front with a silver lining in wages. on top of that clash comes the clash between the confidence of consumers and ceos does one explain the other we'll explore what the conference board says. >>> and in the aftermath of hurricane ida, are insurance premiums for people and businesses about to spike? we'll look at the storm's impact and what it means if these events become increasingly normal >>> plus, first exxon, now chevron. engine number one is revving up to take on another oil producer. >>> we begin with today's market action as dom chu enjoys his long labor day weekend the dow is down 95 points. the s&p flattish, down by 4. and the nasdaq is the only one in the green today, hanging on to a green of 21 or 22 points. let's look at a bigger look at what's going on in the market so we get a better feel for the jobs number. let's start with metal things like silver spiking 4% today. golder higher as well. even copper turning positive on the week, not wh

. >>> thank you, brian and hi everybody i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour.with a silver lining in wages. on top of that clash comes the clash between the confidence of consumers and ceos does one explain the other we'll explore what the conference board says. >>> and in the aftermath of hurricane ida, are insurance premiums for people and businesses about to spike? we'll look at the storm's impact and what it means if these events become increasingly

kelly. >> so scary. our brian sullivan reporting brian, thanks. >>> the downpour smashed a report in new york city. last night more than 3 inches of rain fell within the city within an hour. that's an all-time high, breaks a report set just two weeks ago, according to the national weather service. here's the results water pouring from the roof of a subway stop.a all in manhattan, where water gushes off a platform. train service eventually halted, it's still struggling to recover today. cnbc's seema mody is live in new york city outside that stop. >> reporter: just 24 hours ago, this station behind me was under water. it's still down tonight. many are asking why the subways weren't closed before the storm rolled in. >> were there any intelligence failure in terms of our prepared >> operations >> new york governor kathy betwn hochul to investigate. >> we did not know between 8:50 and 9:50 p.m. that the heavens would literally open up. >> reporter: but there were red flags, on tuesday the national weather service war

brian: unbelievable. mark kelly has been invisible in a crisis.ocrat kyrsten sinema she has done a great job. she does not go on board with democratic doctrine if it doesn't work for the people of arizona. mark kelly has been invisible mia with a military background seeing this breach of security is really disappointing. here is the biden plan on tajikistan break ground on 2022 break ground for border security attach many. housing for the border troops of tajikistan and their families. steve: fantastic so, they have a place to live. brian: we paid for our border wall. it was being done. now we are paying to destroy it or store it. unbelievable. ainsley: spend the money on them making sure that they are safe. they helped us. and our border numbers have gone up in august. gone up 13% in august over july. we had almost 213,000 arrive here in august, july, 188,000 and about more than half of those 213,000 remain here in america. steve: in the beginning of this half hour, if you missed it, we were talking about how joe biden is underwater on his approv

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kelly >> lisa ellis. >>> coming up, bank of america is shaking up itsc suite we've got the details and whether a successor for brian moynihan is in place >>> is transitory the new normal with index posting the biggest gain on record, we will debate that straight ahead on "the exchange." >> announcer: this is "the exchange" on cnbc. another day, another chance. make the most of it with the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. and get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. ask how to get comcast business securityedge to help protect all your connected devices. and get started with a great offer on fast and reliable internet and voice for just $64.99 a month. plus, ask how to get a prepaid card up to $500. call or go online today to learn more. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> welcome back bank of america shaking up its c suite. wilfred floss has the details for us >> following the news last month two long standing deputies a bank of america were retiring, the company announced a slew of promotions also by the way, two other significant ret

kelly? >>> thanks, the tornado that hit was an ef-3. it barreled through -- some, like these leveled to their foundations, with a devastating destruction in new jersey, cnbc's brian sullivan is in rangos. >> reporter: yet actually started off as a pretty night days everybody knew the storm was coming, but i'm not sure anybody was exactly prepared for fast or how hard it was really going to hit. [ sirens ] >> reporter: a harrowing night in new jersey. hurricane ida spawned at least two tornadoes. by daybreak, the destruction was clear. >> two and a half months worth of water falls in a 12-hour window the result -- flash flooding, including recent dench at streets, rural roads turned into rivers baseball stadiums into lakes the bottom leveled of newark airport into a pool of water in elizabeth, four people found debt in this apartment complex, flooded by nearly eight feet of water. >> we were all holding on to the door and on the table, trying not to drowning. >> reporter: the tropical air also proud funnel clouds like this one this burlton, new jersey. >> look at that tornado! >> one poured there are homes of mullika hill >> it was pretty quick wind, maybe five mi

kelly here is what is happening at this hour. fbi agents and other law enforcement officials are back in the carlton nature reserve searching for brianndrie, the fiance of gabby petito >>> the head of the u.nnited nations telling world leaders we face the greatest cascade of crises in our lifetime and wants the world to come together to fight climate change and wide-ranging inequalities. >> we face a moment of truth now is the time to deliver now is the time to restore first and now is the time to inspire hope, and i do have hope the problems we have created are problems we can solve. humanity has shown we are capable of great things when we work together. >> and in texas on the border with mexico some migrants are being bussed to houston, but thousands of others face deportation. on the news flag, migrants back to their country and new migrants heading to the u.s. that's tonight at 7:00 eastern back to you. >> rahel, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, the first test for evergrande, whose debt crisis is about two days away. we have the latest in the saga and where investors should fear contagion risk >>> the details of the latest

or brian while they were camping here to reach out to the fbi tip line because the public has been very helpful in connecting the dots in the case here. >> goodness, just feel for her family. kellyn. >>> we're joined by commissioner charles ramsay. always good to have you on. one question at the top of a lot of folks' minds is, and by the way, you want to be fair to authorities because they're working as best they can through all this, but did authorities and police keep enough of a watch on laundrie? he was not a formal, still not a formal suspect, not even then i believe a person of interest, but he was home for a long time and now he's gone. do you see mistakes there in the initial police work? >> well, i mean apparently they didn't have him under surveillance. why? i don't know. perhaps they don't think they had enough at the time to keep him under 24-hour surveillance. we'll find all these things out a little later on, but right now, apparently they've given up the search in that one area. they don't believe he's there and now they're looking elsewhere. it wouldn't be surprising if that was a misdirection, if you will, where he told his family one thing and then he went the

and one of kelly's attorneys said he hoped the jury would vote or quote, see the evidence or the lack of evidence that we saw and quote. now to florida, where the search continued today for brian police investigate the murder of his fiancee, gabby petito, and this morning, the faa set up a temporary flight restriction over a three mile radius where the manhunt is underway. still there have been no sightings that have been confirmed by police. fox is jonathan serrie has the latest. brian laundry is no longer just a person of interest in the killing of his girlfriend, gabby petitto. he is also a wanted fugitive after the fbi issued a warrant for his arrest, claiming the 23 year old made at least $1000 in fraudulent debit card transactions between august 30 and september 1st. that's the day he returned to his parents' home in florida, the laundry family attorney saying, quote it is my understanding that the arrest warrant for brian laundry is related to activities occurring after the death. of gabby petito and not related to her actual demise. we know that laundry's defense attorneys parsing words, saying well, this is about use of it. debit card not about her death. what if it w

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kelly came close to nailing this. we do a massive subsidization of the wealthy. for the record i would like to submit an article from brian redoubt at the manhattan institute. this is almost $1 trillion over 10 years in subsidies. other documents we will have to put together from our office. we have been looking at other types of subsidies. from flood insurance, solar panels, cars. these things we are subsidizing the very top income earners in society. look, i'm on the waiting list for the electric ford f1 50. -- f-150. my wife has driven a hybrid for a decade. we love it but we can't have it both ways. we want to tax the rich so we will raise income taxes and the cap gains taxes over here, but we are going to hand them back the cash for buying these things. i appreciate the political influence that comes with the washing machine where lobby be on the, lobby me on the credits and the cash back to side, but it's a little perverse. we need to have an honest conversation of if we need more resources, and for those of us who does really want to cut some spending, stop subsidizing the wealthy. you saw the graphic here. i know