if you missed the move, mike has a way to get long for less than a buck plus, m iicron shares have soard 40 rs. something in the chart suggests it may be time to take profits and he'll break it down. >>> something is wrong with the chinese stock market >> what's that >> anecdote. >> to what >> the poison you just drank >> and it's inspired dan nathan to come up with an options trade that could triple your money in just two months. he'll break it down. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. >> we start right there with chinese stocks taking on the chin as a trade war talks heat up the etf down 3% will these stocks be the big loser in the tariff tantrum? let's get in the money right now. >> let's just talk about that shanghai composite, hugging the 3,000 level which over the last few years is kind of been an important level, doesn't act particularly well, especially on a week when we saw tariffs come into play. china will be coming back hard the shanghai closed at the new 52-week low which brings to the fxi, attracts the large cap stocks in china. very heavy indu

buck? >>. >> good evening. chris buck with the public works. couple of points, and then kind of maybe some recommendations for consideration. one quick thing, let me just show the overhead site again. so one thing, if -- if both trees are approved by the commission, one recommendation i would make is the current permit is for the removal of these two trees with replacement of the two. they're only 15 feet apart. we really only need one tree where there's two pine trees right now. i would recommend one tree in the yard behind the fence again. it could be a medium stature tree that's never going to get near the size of these current ones. it won't overwhelm the property and it won't encroach on the property across the street. we really only need one tree. so what i would recommend is that we have removal of these two trees with one tree in this location. we can work with the property owner to either have them reduce the open -- open area here or get a landscaping permit if the desire is to keep it open. so that's one point. i do want to be reason

i wish the 2018 graduates of the bucks county technical high school and all those who are the best this year of luck in their next chapters. i encourage them to use their skills to strive to make our communities a better place. the f luck mr. speaker, i rise today to ecognize my constituent, irene malloy, for her artistic accomplishments both in hollywood and in our home in bucks county, pennsylvania. this week irene will begin a new path in her malloy, illustrious career as she will make her debut as director of the bucks county center for performing arts rendition of the fan t.s.a.ics. this production of the -- fantastics. this production will take place at the university in doylestown township. a graduate of arts bishop high school, irene had worked both in broadway and hollywood before founding her production. i congratulate her on using bucks county a more vibrant place and i want to thank the founder and artistic director of the bucks county center for the performing arts for his contributions to our community and to those where he has produced a multitude of plays over a decades'

buck. mr. buck: mr. speaker, i am prepared to close. i have no further witnesses, if the gentleman from colorado is also prepared to close. mr. polis: we have one additional speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from colorado, mr. polis, is recognized. mr. polis: thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to yield four minutes to the distinguished gentleman from maryland, the ranking member of the committee on oversight and government reform, mr. cummings. mr. cummings: i want to thank the gentleman for yielding. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. cummings: for yielding me this time. mr. speaker, i oppose this rule. this week the house is considering dozens of bills to combat the opioid epidemic. these are small, bipartisan bills that we all support, but they are simply not enough. our country is in the midst of the greatest public health emergency in decades. we have all heard the grim statistics so i won't repeat them. yet n

s milwaukee bucks.ven feet tall, and there are 13 letters in his last name, most of them consonants, so he is usually referred to as giannis, or "the greek freak." he's called that because he is greek, and as we first reported in march, is doing things on a basketball court that people have never seen before. even if you aren't a basketball fan, you have to admire his athleticism, and a personal story that is one of the most interesting in all of sports. if that sounds like hype, we offer into evidence exhibit number one. february, madison square garden. bucks versus the knicks. a stolen pass, a fast break. watch giannis on the right. it was so quick, most people missed what actually happened. you have to slow it down and watch carefully to notice that the greek freak leapt right over a flabbergasted six-foot-six- inch defender, while catching the ball and stuffing it through the hoop. >> giannis antetokounmpo! >> kroft: the unpronounceable has become the unstoppable. how many steps does it take you to

motorcyclists from across bucks y ricnt to raise money for local veterans' organizations. organized by the rotary member mark glidon, thihas grown from 200 bikers in the initial year to anywhere between 500 to 700 participants originally. originally intended to provide assistance to nonprofits in the community, ride for the heroes became focused on helping military families at the inspiration of the travis manon foundation in doylestown. founded by tom mannion and his late wife janet in honor of their son, their mission is to empower veterans and families of fallen heroes to develop character and future generations. in doing this, the travis mannion foundation seeks engagement between veterans and families of fallen soldiers with the local community. the foundation brings young people together with veterans so that they can learn our nation's values from heroes who have put those values into action in the united states military. i applaud the vision of the travis mannion foundation and appreciate the work of the central bucks rotary club and those who will ride for those h

wall street was looking for buck 02 and they. management raised their full year guidance. when tbers are that much better than expected, you better believe that buyers are going to swarm out of the wood work and it stands to reason that restoration will give you more it had a huge short position and explains much of the move. of the three, tiffany's 23 jump is most surprising this move should have been gettable we knew the dollar had gotten weaker the president spent a lot of time next door to trump tower. ralph lauren stock was hard to figure it out. he was closing stores that weren't devering strong sales and that stock jump. rh, perfectly crafted short squeeze. the shorts controlled 35% of the flow although some of this was against the convertible bonds. hand it to garry freedman, who will be visiting us here not only did he buy shares for himself. he used two-thirds of the money raised by the convert when the stock was at about 1 bucks to buy back shares when the stock was at low double digits all i can say is heaven help the shorts who aren't protected by the convert.

down 12 bucks from its high. the when the big score was on. but it is just a few months from finalizing the breakup and the ceo ed breem's got a proven track record unlocking value by splitting up companies even the worst economic times. can the stock go to 60 sure to 50? i don't know but throw it away now because of a stronger dollar and general sense of gloom and the fact that the global economic expansion peaked here? is well starting to be recognized i think -- humor me. i think it could be a mistake. i could do on and on so many companies depending on global growth that have had stocks crushed can they keep getting crushes? of course. am i early sometimes you have to be early to make lot of money but what happens if we get some compromise on world trade? what if the forecasts prove to be too conservative. what the stocks are already beginning to reflect some weakness i think you want industrial exposure because any good news lion global trade anywhere in the globe could produce a stunning rally in the levels i'd rather buy stocks in weakn

sold right there, went and got her bought, 21,000 bucks. >> wow, 21k!'66 chevelle super sport? it revs up to 25k. in comes that elegant bentley that cal spent more than a year restoring. >> yes, sir, here's one of the stars of the show right now, a 1915 bentley vi. >> the bids quickly jump to 20,000, 30,000, 40,000. how high will it climb? and meet the surprise bidder next. whoa, whoa! what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> august 2017, sherri anderson and her siblings' strange inheritance, 59 classic cars and trucks all restored by their dad, are rolling across the auction block in south-central idaho. >> it's been real emotional. these were dad's cars. some of them were just pieces of metal that he took in and made something so beautiful, and it's something that all of us enjoyed at one time or another. so it is a very bittersweet moment. >> the auction house estimated that cal phillips' collection could bring in 650,000 buc

if wall green's drops down to 58, then broaden might turn seller if the stock loses six bucks here, shes out if it keeps climbing, she is looking for $10 to 3 % of upside. finally, there is the weekly chart of citigroup which can't seem to catch a break in this market even though the stock is darn cheap and the company has a lot going for it she just found a cluster of sev seven fibonacci price relation this year. the company buys back stock here and they are buying back 7% of the company. that could be a powerful floor of support at the same time if the stock can get bounce here, it could easily shoot up. she thinks it will be smooth sailing all the way up to 84 and this is a bank stock in other words, if it goes down two or three bucks, broaden is going to throw in the towel. otherwise she thinks it is going to be tremendous when nothing seems to be making sense about the market or even particular stock, you need to take a step back and get perspective, and based on the reading of the weekly charts, we could have seriously exciting stocks unfolding cvs is making its move, i wouldn't b

in our community, i applaud the united way of bucks county for their work in combating hunger. later this month, nearly 600 volunteers will gather at delaware valley university for the sixth annual bucks knocks out hunger event. this year volunteers plan on packing over 100,000 nonperishable meals for senior centers and food pantries throughout bucks county. i'd like to recognize other worthy organizationes that are vital partners including rolling harvest food rescue, the bucks county opportunity council and fresh connect which will play a vital role in providing fresh fruits and vegetables to families. we can make sure all of our children and our families in our communities can have access to the resources they need to succeed. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley, for five minutes. mr. crowley: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to denounce and condemn the trump administration's heartless and inhumane policy of separating immigrant children from their mothers and their parents at our borders. americans

today's market what's the hold up having reviewed the rules of the decade what do you do if there's five bucks. a claim here's five dollars can you please a rig market for me greedy little punk they're concerned trolling they're saying hey share executives were a little bit concerned that we might have to regulate you if you don't make it if you stop making it so obvious you know we need more. we're going to regulate you wall street money i'm too stupid to get a job at goldman sachs you had to be a regulator you could be the perfect one of the regulator so is jay and all the other regulators so then he goes on to say executives often claim that a buy back is the right long term strategy for the company and they're not always wrong but if that's the case they should want to hold the stock over the long run not cash it out once a buyback is announced if corporate managers believe that buybacks are indeed best for the company its workers in this community they should put their money where their mouth is so that's not going to happen and we've covered that it's obviously corrupt we've pointed it o

i mean the kidney now is worth more so let's say it's two hundred forty bucks you know the the break up value of a human yeah as anyone done analysis or study to which the data because your data is like i'm driving that's data i'm interacting with larry for. data because a refrigerator is a source refrigerator and all that data is there any estimate about how much value potentially my data body is generating. comment on that i guess yeah i haven't thought about that i mean is probably more than the value of your organs for sure i mean not just what you want your bodies generating but only your actions what they are the products you use the car you drive where you drive everything that can be measured all the actions of a human being combined is certainly worth much more than two hundred bucks ok so year over there streamer so i wouldn't take it that you are trying to create a firewall between individual data in the world yeah so that i have possession and control of my data things actually go right now everything is held together with my skin if i my skin was gone i would be a just b

we got a way to get the stocks for less than 6 bucks. it is time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. that's where we start with apple. the stock is closing at a record high today a worldwide developers conference i ckicking off on monday could this be the catalyst taking up to $1 trillion or beyond >> it is interesting just banging around in that level and so when you think of this event with tim cook with the keynote. option traders certainly don't and the implied move between now and next friday is a little less than 2%. the stock is up 2% today expectations are not for some new hardware or anything particularly interesting i think you can have a scenario here where they talk about services and they talk about all different expanding operating system or ecosystem. these are the sorts of things that make people feel better about the services growth which made up of 15% of their total sales and the quarter they reported just a month ago. i think you set up for further consolidation in the near term in this event. what

in his case, almost 400 bucks. he said he filled out the paperwork and sent it to samsung and waited for the rebate. and it never arrived. at first, larry said samsung told him it didn't receive the paperwork so he sent it again. then samsung denied the rebate appliances from an ineligible retailer. larry said there's nothing about that in the rebate's fine print solar ri turned to us for help. we contacted samsung and a few weeks later larry got the $380 rebate card. samsung told us it regrets the hassle and will review the experience in an effort to constantly improve its processes. rebates can be tricky. keep a running record of dates. also, keep copies. i mean this, of everything. especially the rebate form itself. you might need to reference the fine print just like larry did. call us any time. 888-996-trips or online at nbc bay area.com/responds. >>> well, it's been a long time in the making. and today, a new hotel opens in san francisco. it really is a closest hotel you can find to the golden gate bridge. no

been on the show many times, 500 bucks, make sense? you have a couple positive calls on netflix piper -- let's take it pete >> it is true. but the focus has been -- can they grow internationally. are the margins starting to improve? they are they just seem to have so many levers working right now for netflix and the fact that they have this. there's multiple reasons on why this stock can continue to the up side. the toughest thing is, they have great cash flows, but the multiple is just insane to look at that. that makes it so difficult that makes so many people on the wrong side of this thing. >> i think you're going to get to the sub-growth that dan ives does from 400 to 500 it is not just up by 25 bucks. >> they are going back to look at the united states and they are talking about the fact that, hey, look, we're going to see some growth there that is something that nobody brought up before. it's all been -- for me, it's a lot like nike, right nike, the reason it's doing so well is, the international growth that's where their streng

a study by the international charity oxfam shows the biggest retailer the biggest buck big cat out of palmer's. a lock onto your business. funny ashore in berlin very nice to have you with us american tariffs are staring out the delicately balance world order countries are scrambling to find the right position to take given to u.s. demands or punish america that counter tariffs though many are opting for the second choice today was all about anti-terrorist activity. leading the charge against trump's tariffs the e.u. the blocks trade commission. on a visit to new zealand but it wasn't a holiday from tire of talk making clear the e.u. was not budging from its threat of countermeasures on american products the use tariffs come into effect on friday despite trade fears. to full trade war which would be bad for the whole world because we are so use eland is a new pin union we are so into linked in the global economies also in the chinese and in the us with a global value chains so it will affect us as well it will affect our companies it will affect our consumers come what may turkey is a

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considering the brinks should earn about five bucks and change next year.icipating some substantial tax benefits rather than being a broken momentum stock with what has become, this thing fueled into an acquisition wouldn't it be chasing to buy the stocks at this level brinks is still selling for less than 15 times earnings estimates. even after this run. if you are buying here, something that plenty of experience with and deliver on those numbers but brinks is less attractive here at 80 than what i recommended at 66 in july now the turn has happened and you are banking on management take-over acumen at this point, i think the team and brinks deserve the benefit of the doubt the stock has been a wild trader and as much as i like the dunbar deal, this thing can be more attractive than a pull back. i think you can buy some here, just in case you don't get that pullback and then i would wait for the weakness before adding to the position to what i think is a pretty exciting story stick with cramer. >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>

this belonged to del jones, buck jones' wife. buck jones was an acotr in films. films, b roy rogers bought this for her to use. we have a picture and these are the boots she wore with this outfit. she had many outfits that were highlighted with fringe and sparkles and the idea being, when you are under lights, it glistens. fringe exaggerates movements, when you walk or move your arms. she was significant in her own right. so often people experience the two together. she authored over two dozen books, hosted a television show. later in life she promoted actively her spirituality and christianity and was very much an influence on a whole other generation of women who did not know that she performed in western shows. additional women in the hall of fame include esther morris and she is represented here in a commemorative plate. also a sculpture. she was the first justice of the peace in the united states, in wyoming in 1970. -- in 1870. this was 50 years before women were even able to vote, with the ratification of the right to vote. she was extraordinary. additiona

i'd like it take this time to recognize an organization in bucks county, pennsylvania, that works to rehabilitate heroes who struggle with this illness. in e 2014, shamrock range pipersville has offered equine therapy to help veterans and first responders recover from ptsd. founded by janet, a registered nurse whose father served in the vietnam war, shamrock greens uses a range of equine services including riding therapy to help service men and women back into society following their tours of duty. as a member of the homeland security committee, i'm continually in awe of the sacrifices o solers and our first responders that thee every day. i applaud janet for her service to our nation's heroes. i encourage all our constituents to follow her lead. together we can tea feet ptsd. -- we can defeat ptsd. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes gentleman from new york, mr. espaillat, for five minutes. mr. espaillat: madam speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart as a father, as a grandfather, as a human being who cares about children i ask for god's sake, america, what

shares are currently up a buck at $13.86, that is the best performer in the s&p 500.o needs the dow, right? >>> breaking news in the world of cryptoafter banning ads from social media, reversing costs, easing the cost on certain cryptocurrency ads from preapproved advertisers. the tech titan will continue to binary options and initial coin offerings or icos. bitcoin falling to a new low below $6,000 sunday. the digital currency made a slight recovery since then, but as you can see, this was just above 6,000. the current drop has wiped off billions of the cryptomarket cap by the way. our next guest says fear not, we might be in a bear market now but for bitcoin believers this isn't our first rodeo. he is the ceo of polymath, the first security token launch pad giving businesses the blockchain and token technology. trevor koverko joins us in a fox business exclusive. welcome to the "countdown." no idea what your company does, you can explain it for the layman? >> polymath is a cryptoproject that we make it easy for businesses to launch their own token, that is tokenized

with president trump, the buck never stops with him. he's always very willing and ready to blame somebody else, blame congress, blame the democrats. but this whole situation, this heartbreaking situation on the border, this points to a larger problem with the republicans and there s their inhumane callow, narrow attitude toward immigration. just today, the republican whip said that is problematic, when we let people into our country for free without any identifyable skill. with the exception of the native population, we all have immigrant roots. i would say that the first immigrants in this country did not have skills that the majority leader is talking about. it brings to mind a violent situation. those of us who are immigrants understand what is going on. when i came to this country, i didn't speak english. i already didn't have a father. my mother would go to work. my older brother and i were latch ke kids. my brother and i would wait at the bus stop for her to come home. imagine what would have happened to us if she was taken away f

so couple hundred bucks added to that. canada is next on the tariff, dart board canada day, july 1st, may be known as tariff day. july 1st the tariff on goods coming into the u.s. from canada will officially go into effect and china is saying we're slapping tariffs on you. everything from hair spray to raw aluminum set to get hit by restrictions and the canadians are not happy about it. big backlash, 84% of canadians polled will stop buying u.s. made wines. 81% of canadians, according to abacus planning to avoid cross-border shopping. stop shopping across the border in the u.s. 76% avoid vacations to the u.s. let us get to edward lawrence, he's standing by live at the white house. okay, so nobody wants to call it a war, skirmish, battle, tensions, you name it, it's happening, right? reporter: disagreement or as larry kudlow said in the past, family squabble, that could be worked out a little bit. interesting to see what's happening. this is about the president not backing down if you want to flip to the other side of the c

>> this won you won for bucking off and this one you won for bucking down. the difference? >> what? >> i'm just asking. >> okay, so that's the name of the competition. it was called the candy land buck off and this one was called the midwest buck down. >> well, there's a ton of trophies out there. i will put them down here. you've been doing it for awhile. have a tv show and international acclaim. >> hello. international. >> international. >> kind of did something. >> yeah, people know, you know. prancing elites. so first of all i have to ask because i spent a lot of time here as a kid. there weren't people as i talked about being gay. >> they were here. i can tell you that. >> a lot of choir directors. >> ooh. >> people outside of the alabama and the south imagine gay people were comfortable coming out. >> i was forced. i was in the army. didn't want to be in the army anymore. >> what was it like being a gay man in the army? >> like another gay man in the army. i wasn't the only one. so what wow say to people who think that gay people shouldn't be in the ar

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with president trump the buck never stops with him. he's always very willing and ready to blame somebody else. blame congress. blame the democrats. but this whole situation, this heart breaking situation on the border just points to a larger problem with the republicans and that is their inhumane very shallow narrow attitude towards immigration and just today, the republican whip said in the judiciary committee that is problematic when we let people into our country for free without any identifiable skills. with the exception of the native peoples who are here, the rest of us all have immigrant roots. and i would say that the first immigrants to this country did not have skills that the minority leader is talking about. it really brings to mind a situation. those of us who are immigrants we really understand what's going on. when i came to this country i didn't speak english. i already didn't have a father. my mother would go to work early in the morning. my older brother and i were latch key kids. she would come home late at night and

so you can be confident you're getting the most bang for your buck. alo-ha. kayak.rch one and done. >>> welcome back to "fast money. check out tesla talk down 4% today after they questioned the way they account for losses. they currently have a -- this caps off a tumultuous week for tesla, after suing a former employee for hacking and sharing data of the company. the stock is down 7% this week so is this the time to pump the brakes on tesla? >> no, i'm still long. you know where i bought it, i bought it -- the last purchase was right around that 280, 281 mark i'm still long it had a massive spike higher. it's settling in now if you look at the stock, it only matters what model 3 production is going to be. all of this, all of the analysts that march out, any time the stock spikes higher, they're going to sound like white noise. if they meet production levels of 5,000, which they probably will, the stock is over $400. >> i think the one thing you have to look at is who's the incremental buyer. if there's a potential issue like tony identified with the way you sort of

chris buck, bureau of urban forestry. i'm going to have a bunch of images on the overhead in a moment. >> have a seat, miss mar. >> so we'll go to overhead now, and you can just keep these zoomed out because there will be some that are horizontal and some that are vertical. the subject trees are two large monterey pine trees, and i do acknowledge that the property owner has done a good job of being a steward of these trees. i also agree that she's committed to keeping them and her intentions originally were to really live with these trees. we did approve a permit to remove two monterey pine trees about the same size in 2014. so we are out there approving trees. we approve a lot of trees for removal. one item of housekeeping, we do still need two trees to be planted. it's not the subject of tonight's hearing, but the spaces are close together. i do want to be realistic, and i think there is space for one tree at the site of the two former trees. here's a photo of the subject trees. there's actually two trees, the tree, the

and my name is buck. i'm bald buck. [ laughter ] >> seth: you sure are, buddy.eth: not even me? >> especially you. [ light laughter ] >> seth: jesus, paul. do you guys have any opinion on avenatti threatening to disclose rudy giuliani's porn watching habits by -- >> i think what a man does on his computer in the privacy of his own home should remain private. it's not an addiction. it's not crippling. if he shows up to work every day, he's fine. >> seth: alright. okay, tom. okay. >> he's not hurting anyone. >> seth: yeah, okay. we got it. >> hey seth. >> seth: yeah buck? >> i'm bald buck. [ laughter ] >> seth: sure are buddy. >> hey, seth, i'd like to talk now. >> seth: okay, kenny. you have some thoughts on michael avenatti? >> well seth, i got say i love him especially in "sideways." and i think he's awesome in "billions." >> seth: oh, i see what's happening here. kenny, we're not talking about paul giamatti. we're talking about michael avenatti. [ laughter ] >> well, i'm talking about paul giamatti. why do we always got to talk about what you want to talk abou

i think you want to avoid that you don't want to chasit he's talking about amd 10 bucks, 11 bucks, i'm not so sure at 16 you want to be chasing it i know youaid that before. >> excellent point by dan. >> i love the belligerence. >> especially because it's wednesday. >> it's the belligerence of a thursday on a wednesday. >> wow >> anybody notice that tesla traded three fifty today >> notice that deflection away from his -- >> dan, it's wednesday night i knew it was wednesday. >> coming up, the media deal mania is on and comcast is the first to strike announcing a bid for fox. who will win media ws and can anyone beat netflix? plus, it's a study rocking the crypto universe. academic study saying bitcoin is being manipulated. later, guy here stepping up to the plate with one under the radar tech stock he says is about to break out we are live in times square w ne rk city. much more "fast money" right after this whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without brea

>> reporter: tonight, milwaukee bucks rookie sterling brown is suing the city for race discrimination, over this police taser takedown outside a walgreens in january. and for the first time, newly-released body cam video showing one officer briefly pulling his gun out of its holster. >> that gun could have gone off and it would be a whole different story. sterling brown could have been dead. >> reporter: those officers can be heard joking about possible public backlash. >> because he plays for the bucks, if he makes a [ bleep ] complaint, it's going to be a [ bleep ] media firestorm. oh, milwaukee police department is all racist, blah, blah, blah. >> reporter: brown parking illegally in a handicap spot. the officers arresting him, saying they used the taser because he was aggressive and resisting. >> stepping on my ankle for what? it's something that's been happening for years, and i feel like, you know, me doing this is -- it helps a lot. >> reporter: david, brown was never charged. three milwaukee police officers suspended. but tonight, the mayor growing frustrated, claiming police

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a million bucks they shifted around to take this head on right now and asking for other money too in the fiscal year 2019 requests, liz. >> i predict people are going to start screaming when they see the list, just as they did when they saw boat makers excluded from obamacare mandate. they published the list who got excluded and puts the government in the position of picking winners which conservatives tend to not like but appears it is going to happen, right, blake? >> if you've got the minimum or 1300 companies with their products, there's going to be happy folks and then there are going to be people not thrilled with what the commerce department decides. >> blake burman with the breaking news that it will be next week that the commerce department will start announcing and revealing a list who gets the waiver and exemption. >>> media mania, the closing bell ringing in 38 minutes. verizon, a member of the telecom media hybrid club at the top of the dow 30 after deutsche bank upgraded from a buy to a hold with a price target of 56 bucks. deutsch sees upsize in everything from verizon