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i doing here >> those are the five we're looking at i didn't make those up only one of those -- >> doc, the econ guy >> sometimes i feel the same way. >> don't just talk over each other. >> what's the point? >> you can't -- >> i read his notes. >> what if the smartest perspective that's been put forward comes from lloyd blank fine on twitter? maybe that's the point of view and the perspective that we should be highlighting more than even we are. tariffs might be an effective negotiating tool, he said, saying it hurts us misses the point. china relies more on trade and loses more >> absolutely. >> yep >> okay. but who ultimately bears the tariff cost? u.s. buyers may eventually switch their purchases to domestic or nonchinese companies. >> but you're not talking about markets there so there's a lot between what lloyd's saying, which i agree with and i agree with everything -- >> if the market starts to listen to the lloyd perspective, more than the sky is falling, the doomsday scenario of additional tariffs and a more protracted and prolonged fight >> i think the market's able to do bot

you enable a up her like mister papa doc us too. flourish in this environment for children. >>attorney mark boscovich is representing the families in ci ill-prepared to handle the accusations against papa doc us. the parents say despite complaints about the teachers lewd behavior. the school was careless in their response. >>when they learn and from a parent that this was going on they needed to act you can't just simply go to the perpetrator and say you know stop doing you know they have to actually do something more than that. >>papa doc is was charged and convicted of possessing child pour in and taking sectional photos of his students in 2018. he was sentenced to 8 months of home detention and given 3 years probation. he is due to be released on friday. he will also have to register as a sex-offender reporting in san jose dan thorn kron 4 news. >>developing story that we're following this morning bones were found on a property in san francisco's mission district. they were found on 21th street right not clear iinside the home or i yard, but police now are trying to deter

in fact -- >> who are those people, doc >> 14% >> everywhere, man >> 14% it's just a fabulous move.hese calls went from, like, 15 and 20 cents, judge, to nearly a dollar now bam. that's why you trade >> doc, i was with you all the way on those >> you'll be saying that same thing about interest rates two weeks from now >> doc, i was right in your back pocket >> i didn't want to say weiss was talking behind your back about that one >> i'm in those tjx calls as well, just so you know, just want to put that out there but the oih, the service sector index, this is going to be pretty interesting we just heard from the etf guys talking about oil and how it's come back so dramatically, we were just trading in the mid 60s and here we are well underneath $60 a barrel take a look at this one today. the 14.5 calls they bought about 10,000 of these very inexpensive, jon was talking about amarin and the inexpensive calls, these are trading for 15 cents. risk-reward you got to love something like this. i will be in this for at least a couple weeks, i like this one and tj's, there are some nuggets

he didn't apologize for the fact that he found himself telling his followers to docs to preteen girlsside of a planned parenthood, that he told his followers to docs and older woman was quietly praying. he didn't apologize for that. he apologized because he's been basically ratios on twitter, no many people are enraged by people on both sides. therapist chiming in saying this is wrong, but you know where the silences, which is nope so concerning? not a single democrat in the state house in pennsylvania has in any way decried the behavior of this elected official, this public servant. and there's been almost no media coverage of it. this is an incredible bias that is being showed against the pro-life community and really a complete disrespect for the freedom of speech, the freedom to assemble, the freedom to peacefully pray on the sidewalk, a public sidewalk and those rights are being totally disrespected by this representative. >> shannon: richard, what about that? a lot of people seem to be reacting to this in a way like it's not the best way to handle this conversation or abortion,

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but first we had to southern germany where the doc fest munich kicked off on wednesday and that's an international film festival devoted entirely to documentaries and one hundred fifty nine films for over fifty countries it's also one of the biggest of its kind in europe well a big theme this year is the tenuous relationship we have with our planet and so we've picked out a few highlights. while in the raven tells the story of a small town dealing with the promise of industrial boom and the need to protect the environment. people take a decision on where they have no spiritual connection to no aggression whatsoever in peace a community. peace we'll see. for us humans turn to dr heath. tankers only pushed will be coming. what can you do. push exposes the massive financial players who turn affordable housing markets into trying to pull commodities the documentary focuses on the work of human rights lawyer lanny far higher. that must've been a time when somehow you know if you had to come to the city you had a job in the city you could live in the city not create wealth naturally just t

i think uber's got potential to do a lot more. >> doc >> i was short lyft, knock on wood, all the way down to basically 50 bucks a share and as i published on twitter repeatedly, as i was taking profits on that drop, i thought it would go back down to and through the $15 billion raise level that was their last raise prior to going public. you look where uber is now, it's making people look pretty foolish that were saying $120 s billion is what this thing is going to come public at. obviously, nowhere near that, and even right now but to josh's point, they do have more levers i just worry that they don't win in any market except the united states >> that's the case, and the street punishes them for that. i won't be in it anymore my risk is 5% to the downside. >> i think that's smart. >> i don't think that this was ever going to be worth $120 billion out of the gates i think that was underwriter talk >> i don't think it will ever be worth that, period >> i don't know! i like the upside, downside. >> for you to turn a trade into an investment, you have to get more onboard in some respect

why would he be -- why is he necessarily all wrong, doc >> well, because of some of the things shannon mentioned, i mean, you could have -- >> he was that wrong for that long, he wouldn't be in business >> i guess that's true i've not seen what mark's returns are. so, i don't know josh seems to have a better insight into that, but if he's been short for the last decade, it ain't been a good decade. >> i don't think he's been short. nobody is net short for the last decade, like, in real life >> if you're taking the other side, and i don't think even people who are negative on the market think that we're going to have, you know, a negative decade coming up are you buyers >> it's not the other side it's what he -- it's an orientation toward investing that's different so, i would never say that we couldn't have a 20% selloff in the market i would never say it's out of the realm of possibility that we could have a crushing 30%, 40%, 50% bear of course any of those things could happen no one who's been in the business long enough would ever say, could never happen. the difference is what do

the doc up this are much more. on you for weakness shit for your to get married to mr fishman while he's awesome awesome wonderful some massage you threw up on obviously people. did you know did you know bozos soon as soon as. i said that's you know all good you up and if it's you. and i remember a shocker. live football or something which i'm going to be usual exterior you're a muslim your you consider them is on beyond people or done of you logic says that up if you westerners an interest but i think in my case. is it because of course it still a part of this is on the part of the pedal powered up as on the part of the law some little nobility sinfully these agencies the locals were second class to be. elizabeth a little in the palace in. syria. which is if the mobile it is easy to win them all to shop or to take book or to do that on this if you need to. do well for them. to order was everything among the valar left for you does i'm pretty sure show you were ordered to man not actions they're going to work. let

it's the docs, folks. you all know it. they don't know any more about the cost of drugs today, in most instances than i did 30 years ago when i was practicing medicine. they want to know. they want to help, but they don't know. go into your physician and say, hey, is there a less expensive drug? they ain't going to know. now, it's not just enough to say it's their job. we could put the players on the team and on the field, but they don't have the right equipment. as you all know, in 1979, cincinnati reds were in the pennant race. late in the season, jim kerns was on the mound. he was getting shelled. the manager came out and said, jim, you're done today. he said, skipper, i'm not tired. the manager said, yeah, but the outfielders are. we can't have our docs exhausted making phone calls to this pharmacy and that pharmacy and so on and so forth. we've got to give them the tools. and despite the name of this talk of cost transparency, i would say we have to go beyond that to give cost decision support. so what do i mean by th

would be delivered after the rich are a vehicle that can make you and your doc if a really honest they actually. read you when you have a good very good book i really do it. and then i go you need to be checked on. you know if you are just two of them or who are close to there if you can. we then hit you with the munged. alexy morrissey of heroic story began with that fight against a bear. the pilot himself never liked recalling the anecdote. does that mean it was the writer's invention. last year though historians found a curious document providing insight into what might really have happened in the first. test another i'm a pretty what. you do we are not cause roofs it in a deal with the same street is running. for example to which bushes are still suffering and it will be a really calm or discuss i would call can both be the only sure you get always serious cause i use. what is about you this is the time and the real which is north of cutlery and you will. need is that you were not immutable does a good god moves be a little but be there own that you move to move to move on should s

the gym with doc only boston globe or. time used media do what it can and when you want to watch the 3 you. are the new. to. international economic forum is a unique. business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing the key economic issues facing russia emerging markets and the world thousands of business community members attend the forum to address today's abidal issues. special forum coverage on r.t. . seemed wrong but all wrong just don't call. me. yet to shape out this day comes to educate and it gains from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. as opposed to see on his attorney one name for you to get help or one food goes a little. bit more which. is a real if they give it to you they got the guts to know people are supposed to it's when it pollutes what's good. that's the time to get. this finished if you give. no. worries. in the week's top stories russia is still reeling from a plane crash killing 41 peo

. >> so, doc, what do you see? >> well, as you know, we always love looking through the tea leaves of whatever is left in the market and what we're seeing right now is exactly what meghan was talking about. people are looking for the duration of these talks to be pushed out why do i say that? because there were a lot of put buyers in the spy, of course, the mini-s&p 500 and this was just about two or three weeks ago they were buying the 272 puts what's interesting is that was july, judge. that's the expiration they were buying now they've pushed those out to august 272 puts. they took a small profit, maybe it was a dollar, which is a nice profit, let's say it's 30% or 40%, but they took a profit off the table but they didn't lower the strike they just pushed it out in time. so, to me, that says that they're looking for, you know, basically we're at 181, let's say, in the s&p 500 or the s.p.y., and they're looking for protection at the 272 level. they didn't push it lower to 260 or whatever. they're still sticking w

you enable a up her like mister papa doc us too. flourish in this environment for children. >>attorney mark boscovich is representing the families in this lawsuit. he says the principal the district were ill-prepared to handle the accusations against papa doc us. the parents say despite complaints about the teachers lewd behavior. the school was careless in their response. >>when they learn and from a parent that this was going on they needed to act and you can't just simply go to the perpetrator and say you know stop doing you know they have to actually do something more than that. >>papa doc is was charged and convicted of possessing child pour in and taking sectional photos of his students in 2018. he was sentenced to 8 months of home detention and given 3 years probation. he is due to be released on friday. he will also have to register as a sex-offender reporting in san jose dan thorn kron 4 news. >>this morning. there are new details on a local high school teacher charged with having 6 with a minor turns out he was previously fired by another school in another state, s

and our "call of the day," chipotle doc has you covered. back in two minutes. (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. >>> welcome back, everybody. here's what's happening at this hour house speaker nancy pelosi says president trump threw a temper tantrum at a meeting with democratic congressional leaders wednesday and she wishes his family would conduct an intervention with him for the good of the country. >> now this time another temper tantrum, again, i pray for the president of the united states i wish that his family or his administration or his staff would have an intervention for the better of the country. >> the nation's largest grocery store chain

how is it going, doc, good? good? good. [applause] he's good. we take care of our people. we have great people. i recognize israel's capital and opened the american in busy in jerusalem. -- embassy in jerusalem. ago the a few weeks united states acknowledged israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. with the people of venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua in their righteous struggle to be free. so, each of us here tonight is united by the same timeless values. andupport the rule of law the incredible men and women of law enforcement. thank you all. there are a lot of them here today. [applause] we protect, cherish, and defend the constitution of the united states. reject the ideology of thealism, and we embrace doctrine of patriotism, and the doctrine we love our country. we love our country. .e love the usa we believe in strong borders, strong families, and a strong national defense. we believe in the dignity of work and the sanctity of life. we believe in religious liberty, the right to free speech, and the right to keep and bear arms. [cheering] we believe that children sho

skin cancer computers the faster and robots can be so much more precise so when it does it leave my doc let's take a look. to determine whether a mole is malignant doctors are now consulting computers artificial intelligence being used to detect skin cancer drawing on a database with over 100000 image samples. train ai like you would a small child if we show the ai a benign mo then perhaps a black malignant melanoma eventually after viewing thousands of images would be ai recognizes the patterns behind the diagnoses and is able to generate answers. on what. is himself a dermatologist so does this mean he's handing his job over to a computer. doesn't it's more a change of role the doctor takes a step back and becomes a management controller. dermatology is at a relatively advanced stage of digitalisation. on the ground however hospitals can have a slow internet connection and still usually have hard copies of patient files but not for much longer digitalisation is changing the working world for doctors while also opening up a range of questions. when do patients need a human face to inte

republic of iran and then be also have countries like that that like kuwait like home on and definitely doc iraq and lebanon who do not want to see a confrontation between the u.s. and iran and who believe in a more conciliatory posture toward the islamic republic now the proposal by iran for non aggression treaty is a good idea but really it's not realistic for 2 reasons number one as long as iran does not that for us it's a problem with the united states it cannot have a normal relations with the major countries in the region that is a fact that iran should be there in india is 2nd to me but perhaps even more important the threat perceptions that the rania's have is very different than the threat perceptions that the near the arab countries in the region especially hard on your sat for you on the real threat comes from the united states and the perception that the u.s. is really after regime change now for the arab countries a real threat is what iran is actually doing in the region the formation of a creation of various militia were going to zation and what they think is iran interferenc

take your time, doc. are those lights bright enough?i think that's why people are going down, these crazylights . and they look like they cost a fortune to, i don't know. i don't know who got those lights but they're very bright . a real genius got those lights. how's this going, doc? good?good. she's good. we take care of our people, we have great people. and i recognized israel's capital and openedthe american embassy in jerusalem . and just a few weeks ago, the united states acknowledged israel'ssovereignty over the golan heights . and we stand with the people of venezuela, cuba and nicaragua in their righteous struggles to be free. so each of us here tonight is united by the same timeless values. we support the rule of law and the incredible men and women of law enforcement. thank you all. a lot ofthem here tonight . we protect, cherish and defend theconstitution of the united states . we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism and the doctrine that we love our country. we love our country. we love

consumers to the idea behind it was well that we will lead this but some government agencies on google docs you know will use google cloud for some things they lack the comical expertise to have the necessary security on it and then it becomes a big embarrassment afterwards of trying to keep it out of the media because people would rightfully point out there is a huge security risk some members of congress are calling for. an investigation of google for secretly tracking i phone users all over the internet even users who thought they had blocked that kind of surveillance were you see this pattern emerging over and over again so look at google street view google agreeing to pay 7000000 dollars to settle what 38 states are street new cars collection of data from unsecured by 5 networks vehicles equipped with antennas and open source software and gathered network identification information as well as data frames and polo data being transmitted over unsecured wireless networks as the cars were driving by it's a great tool for say tourists or transplants but privacy advocate kevin bankston says

>>the families of 2 girls say papa doc us secretly photographed them and despite their complaints the school did not act soon enough. >>these guys are everywhere these pedophiles will find the children that's what they do. so it's up to school districts day cares those institutions that take care of children to be proactive to stop this stop attorney mark boscovich is representing the families in this lawsuit. >>he says the school district did not do enough to protect these girls by not following up on complaints about papadakis is lewd behavior boscovich says the principal of the middle school unable the ex-coach because he believes this school did not know how to handle the accusations. >>when you bring your kid to school you trust that they're going to be taking care of that something's parents thought and they're in a nice neighborhood and so they just thought you know what it is a nice neighborhood is a nice cool. our kids are going just fine and then when they learned that it's it's it's it's gut wrenching. >>papa doc is was charged and convicted of possessing child pour in and

and then i read that kids are harassing each other with google docs. >> isn't that nuts? >> nuts! >> it's reality, though. i mean, the thing is, is it looks seemingly innocuous. you know, you go into your kid's room and idocs, i'm working on a report. >> not checking your snapchat. meanwhile -- >> yes, because children can access that in schools, it's not blocked or filtered. so, it's a whole new world out there. >> so, it's such a variety of formats. i tell my kid to stop -- she has kids, too -- they just move to another device, move to a different app. how does your technology sift through all that? >> absolutely. so, you know, as a parent, you can only connect your children's devices and accounts that you ow abo. thankfully, our algorithm can sense a drop in activity. and if you know your child is still on a smartphone, chances are, they're doing something somewhere. and so, we encourage open and honest conversation about where are you spending your time. >> and that's part of the company's services, right? you actually have people that you can talk to, that parents can talk to

doing that would go through unchanged and you know who couldn't square that with his culture or the docs prospective partners in the coalition government and so his attempts is ongoing attempts to try to get a coalition failed at the last moment while netanyahu is insisting that the political situation will not interfere with a u.s. peace plan for palestine in israel is just met senior white house adviser jared is touring the region to gain support for the initiative. plan is likely to be on the agenda at 3 summits and saudi arabia leaders in the g.c.c. and arab league are gathering in mecca later on thursday one person has been killed when suddenly these armed forces opened fire on an area where protesters have gathered in the capital khartoum it comes as activists groups declare their 2 day strike a success protest groups are threatening more civil disobedience to try to force the military council to hand power over to a civilian led administration a final preparations are underway in the democratic republic of congo to receive the body of the former opposition leader etienne tshiseked

all of that he made a social democrat party in alexandria where doc and i used to have an office. this party member admitted she was given a job at the youth welfare office she's trying to find out where her mother is living. she turns to the youth welfare office for help even though the office did little to improve her life at the orphanage. if the group wants more if you're an adult down so we're no longer response of parliament dogma had pushed for legislation that would weaken anticorruption laws critics said he was likely trying to protect himself and his colleagues against possible criminal charges but voters in romania this month approved a non-binding referendum that said the laws should stay just as they are. now each year some $10000000.00 tonnes of plastic waste end up in the world's oceans and the people of norway are among those who are increasingly concerned about the impact that it's having on the thousands of kilometers of coastal waters for instance those around the city of bear and our report begins with one month to the open sea failed the whale was weekend emac

you enable a up her like mister papa doc us too. flourish in this environment for children. >>attorney mark boscovich is representing the families in this lawsuit. he says the principal in the district were ill-prepared to handle the accusations against papadakis the parents say despite complaints about the teachers lewd behavior. the school was careless in their response. >>when they learned from a parent that this was going on they needed to act and they can to simply go to the perpetrator and say hey you know stop doing you know they have to actually do something more than that. >>papa doc is was charged and convicted of possessing child pour in and taking sectional photos of his students in 2018. he was sentenced to 8 months of home detention and given 3 years probation. he is due to be released on friday. he will also have to register as a sex-offender reporting in san jose dan thorn kron 4 news. >>this morning. there are new details now on a local high school teacher charged with having 6 with a minor turns out he was previously fired by school district in another stat

you enable a up her like mister papa doc is too. flourish in this environment for children. >>attorney mark boscovich is representing the families in this lawsuit. he says the principal in the district were ill-prepared to handle the accusations against papadakis the parents say despite complaints about the teachers lewd behavior, the school was careless in their response. >>when they learned from a parent that this was going on they needed to act and they can to simply go to the perpetrator and say you know stop doing you know they have to actually do something more than that. >>papa doc is was charged and convicted of possessing child pour in and taking sectional photos of his students in 2018. he was sentenced to 8 months of home detention and given 3 years probation. he is due to be released on friday. he will also have to register as a sex-offender. >>the attorney says that the damages in this lawsuit will be determined by the jury. we have reached out to the school district for comment on this lawsuit and they have not responded as of this report, reporting live in san

doc: please be seated or relax. we are going to take a moment here.ant to set the tone for our next speaker, and this is what i am going to ask you to do. and as i look out into the audience, many of you have a little gray in the facial experience, and that is ok. i am right there with you. my question to you was -- where were you in 1987? 1987. where were you? i know there is a few out there that were not born yet. that is ok, but for the rest of us -- 1987, i was in the united states army. i was a medic. i was in the middle of central america. talk to you about a gentleman veteran, vietnam sitting in somerville, new jersey, talking to one of his good friends, also a veteran, and they were discussing the prisoners of war, missing in action issues, and it was a little personal. it was personal because they were there. it was personal because it was their friends, their b uddies, their brothers in arms, and they knew for a fact that there were prisoners of war that behind, that there were mias unaccounted for. as you can imagine, it got a little heated

-- 11,000 docs in the u.k., and they're offering 25,000 pounds to get british doctors to come back toe. which, you know, when you look at the nurses' union in this country the union that's really pushing for single payer. well, there are many jobs in the national healthfo service, they should just go to the u.k. and see what it means to work long, long hours and to be paid very low wages. mark: this so-called nice system that this in britain, what is that? >> it's called the national institute for health and clinical excellence, which is not ther truth. what nice does is it figures out, say, mark, you're 50 and you, you know, need a very expensive cancer drug. they say, well, the value of your life is $200,000, and the drug costs $100,000. you would then be able to get that drug. but if you're 65, 66 and you're retired and you, they say the value of your life is $50,000 and you need that drug at $100,000, you're not going tos e able to get it because it's -- the actuary says you're not worth it. mark: let me get this straight. so the government, effectively -- >> the agency, yes. mark

it and shape source material into a desired 3 dimensional form the material dries and pull up your doc and the good news is 3 d. printers for home use reasonably priced as well. the 3 d. printer industry is booming according to industry experts volos 6 years ago companies in this sector generated 2700000000 euros in 2015 they made 4400000000 euros and last year a staggering 8100000000 now experts expect the sector to make an eye watering 20000000000 euros in 2020. to help protect the region's gorgeous corals from climate change the moment needs have installed 3 d. printed artificial reefs. and the fashion industry is also making use of the technology creating shoes and accessories from scratch even major fashion brands are onboard sylvia haydn is a pioneer in this field experimenting with various colorful synthetic resins she says anyone can use 3 d. printers as long as they still left in use the input materials properly. and even the tenderness on how to use refine fire and combine different materials. into some. belgian 3 d. printing company materialized for example has found a way t

absolutely incredible unbelievably great visuals and very provocative stuff the doc fest on until may nineteenth was alright thank you very much for bringing us those insights. well speaking of provocative on saturday the fifty eighth venice be a knowledge kicks off and this year organizers say the event will feature works that address a war in turmoil and that artists have been specifically encouraged to raise a lot of questions he's a prick of. the fifty eighth edition of the venice be in our lives called may you live in interesting times that's intended more as a message to visitors than as an all encompassing motto for the spectacular art festival featuring works from ninety nations much of it displayed in competing national privilege it's. one of the works on display is a machine presented by chinese artist soon young and panu tries in vain to clean up a red liquid. artist's live in the same world we did the read this do they respond to things but there are new themes in this being now so yes i think art. this social but in a different way than. tourism or history through apology

genevieve that's all clear to you can happen i've only much fun doc pretty much. today. sidibe the five you've never met not that you should shut up and i think if you i may be much higher than most here let's not judge too much of what you have all that much besides what i said but each was just not given money or did i don't believe that do you see them all still being the same the c.p. celebrate love back in that it was c.b.s. shuttlers in love yes mr did you agree bought. a bunch of us to believe in to punish you some to do good no not do you think it was you so you moved on the if you can see the this and think you can see the flash don't actually know much but i was just a message to. you spend your time on the letter you much wish it but that if you cut it i'll come back and look at pretend as if effective motive i'm not going to diss in move to save the baby so been a month of in the cutting them doctors i thought you would have said you hold it because it's right but he knows that he didn't get it in the market because i got to know about you don't want to miss

library of exile and his passion for porcelain to venice but first we had to southern germany where the doc fest munich kicked off on wednesday and that's an international film festival devoted entirely to documentaries and with one hundred fifty nine films from over fifty countries it's also one of the biggest of its kind in europe while a big theme this year is the tenuous relationship we have with our planet and so we've picked out a few highlights. in the raven tells the story of a small town dealing with the promise of industrial boom and the need to protect the environment. people making a decision on lands that they have no spiritual connection to no aggression whatsoever if you speak on. the screen.

but first we had to southern germany where the doc fest munich kicked off on wednesday and that's an international film festival devoted entirely to documentaries and one hundred fifty nine films from over fifty countries it's also one of the biggest of its kind in europe well a big theme this year is the tenuous relationship we have with our planet and so we've picked out a few highlights. playing in the reagan tells the story of a small town dealing with the promise of industrial boom and the need to protect the environment. people make a decision on where is that they have no spiritual connection to no aggression whatsoever to ease you to. these fields.

you are watching d w news live from berlin coming up next doc film the climate accidents mass migration the real environmental disaster i'll be back with more detail news at the top of the hour thanks so much for joining us. i'm scared that if i were not tired and in the end is a me you are not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions and. what's your story. with numbers and women especially of victims of violence.

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bought them too, i'll probably be in these until about the first week in august or so >> thank you, docat do you got? >> freeport, we haven't seen this in a while, the july 10 calls, 4,500 of these were bought today, very aggressively, positioned to see if this stock can't spike to the upside, we're pushing closer to 8,000 of these calls. they're just in the money stock was trading just over $10 a share. i got another one that hit as i was walking over here. kmi, this is a stock that i have owned for a long time, i'll be in these calls later on but kindergartener -- richard kinder continues to buy that stock, and today, they're starting to buy these july calls to the upside as well, so before i -- right before i walked over here, i saw these calls trading. get aggressive these july 21 calls, 8,000 of those, those are going to continue to go higher, i expect. >> good stuff. because we have a viewer question coming in on uri, otherwise known as united rentals. we're going to get after that one next, plus a few more. you have time to reach us on cnbc.com/halftime. you can tweet us we're ba

coming up next a young woman fighting to end child slavery in the paul that's the subject of our doc film my memory is my power i'm brian thomas from the entire team thanks so much for joining us we're going to leave you now with pictures of a school of sting rays cruising through the crystal waters off of australia joy. for. shifting powers the old order is history the world is reorganizing itself and the media's role is to keep the topic in focus at the global media forum 29 teams today one out of 2 people is online who are we following whom do we trust debate and shape the future at the touch of a live global media for 2019.