dom was tough. if you were driving to the basket or fighting for a rebound, you did not want him in your way. dom was fair-minded. if he fouled an opposing player or knocked the ball out of bounds, you get no argument from him. he would admit that he had knocked it out of bounds or that he had committed the foul and the play would go on. dom was even tempered, something of a gentle giant. when something flared on the basketball courts in hemingway, as they retrospect did too often, and over silly matters, dom was a peacemaker, separating those who might otherwise be in an altercation. dom was a team player. when it was time for him to take the shot because that's what the team needed, that's what he would do. but he was just as happy to pass the ball off, to set a screen, to box out for a rebound. and dom was good natured. competitive to be sure, but he understood that in the grand scheme of things, we are just a bunch of washed up high school and college athletes enjoying a few hours off from our s

back to you. >> all right, dom thanks so with the stock down 14% today, somehow should you play it. >ith his call to action. >> sure what we're looking at is actually playing a range bound thesis the thing is dom just pointed out the stock is moving around sharp lirp in the options are extremely expensive and implying it's moving around sharply this range that we are talking about is going to be a very wide one. the the thing is doing this usually means you look to sell options. is there a way to do this but also limit the amount of risk we are taking to take in premium. if we take a look at the stock over the course -- back to january of 2018, the beginning of the year we can see this thing had a huge range you know, actually i was looking at this earlier. this right here was essentially one of the first tweets that elon musk threatening the shorts would have trouble and that they would see something explode in their faces in three weeks about three weeks later they were up 14%. i guess he meant the profits would explode. then of course this is when we saw the tweets about the potent

back over to you. >> all right, thanks, dom. dom chu in the newsroom.s all this crazy options volume and rising short interest impacting the price of put options? professor khouw has got the answer in his "call to action. mike. >> yeah, so, when a stock becomes hard to borrow, as it does when the short interest really rises and you start to see all of this activity taking place in the options market, generally speaking, you start to see a lot more volatility in the stocks, and therefore, in the price of options looking at cronos, we can see here as the short interest rose, we can see that the volatility of the stock similarly rose, very, very sharply we take a look at canopy growth, we've got basically the same dynamic going on we've got the short interest going up and the volatility also rising very sharply. how sharply? well, we can take a look at what these markets are actually implying when we look at tilray, there isn't as much of a history in options for tilray, but when i was looking at this earlier, the stock was trading about $130, and the dece

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back over to you. >> all right thanks, tom dom chew in the newsroom how is the crazies options volumeing short interest impact the price of put options? professor ko has the answer in the call to action, mike. >> when a stock becomes hard to borrow as it does when the short interest really rises and you see this activity taking place in the options market, generally speaking you see a lot more volatility in the stocks and therefore in the price of options. looking at cronos we can see here as the short interest rose we can see the volatility of the stock similarly rose very, very sharply. we look at canopy growth, we have basically the same dynamic here we have the short interest going up, and we have the volatility also rising very sharply how sharp sharply? we can look at what the markets imply when we lock at tilray there isn't as much history in options for tilray but when i looked earlier, the stock was trading about $130 and the december 130 straddle taking the call and put together cost almost $90 that is essentially what the options market is implying the movement in this stoc

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. >>> dom, thanks.d you play it mike's at the plaza with his call to action mike. >> what we're going to be taking a look at is playing a range bound thesis dom just pointed out the stock is moving around very sharply, and the options are also extremely expensive. so this range that we're talking about is going to be a very wide one. the thing is doing this usually means you're going to look to sell some options. is there a way we can do this but also limit the amount of risk to take in some premium if we take a look at the stock back to january of 2018, so the beginning of the year, we can see this thing had a huge range. this right here was essentially one of the first tweets that elon musk made threatening that the shorts were going to have trouble and they would see something explode in their faces in three weeks three weeks later they were up 14%. right here of course is when we saw him make these tweets about the potential of it going private, so now that the stock has obviously fallen quite sharp

in options on those pot stocks which already appears to be pulling off of it yesterday and today. >> domthe newsroom how is all of this crazy options volume and rising short interest impacting put options. professor koh has the answer. >> when a stock becomes hard to borrow as it does when the short interest rises and you start to see all of this activity taking prai place in the options market, generally speaking you see a lot more volatility. taking a look at cronos here, as the short interest rose, we can see the volatility of the stock similarly rose very, very sharply. take a look at canopy growth, you have basically the same dynamic going on here. you have the short interest going up and we have the volatility also rising very sharply. how sharply? well, we can take a look at what these markets are actually implying when we take a look at till ray there isn't as much of a history. the stock was trading $130 and the december 130 straddle, that's taking the call and the put together, cost almost 90 that is essentially what the options market is implying the movement on this stock cou

turn to dom again and tell him it is time to get this done.fbi investigation is the only way to answer some of these questions. >> stop the clock. this committee is running this hearing, n not the white house, not dom again, not even you as a nominee. we are here today because dr. ford asked for an opportunity to hear. i know you did, too, as well. in fact, maybe even before she did. wewe are here because people wanted to be heard from charges that they all thought were unfair, or activities like sexual assault was unfair. so i want to assure senator durbin, regardless of what you say to senator dom again, we are not suspending this hearing w wl stop amy: that was senate judiciary committee chair chuck grasslsley respondnding to senar dick durbin. not one of the 11 republican senators on the senate judiciary committee, who are all white men -- there's never been a republican woman in the history of the senate judiciary committee. not one of these 11 in question dr. blasey ford directly. instead ceded their time , to a sex crimes bureau chief m

dom chu is back in the newsroom with the details hey, dom. >> reporter: melissa, some investors have been cooking. over the last month the returns have been pretty astronomical. that's the performance taking place. many of the u.s. traded shares of canadian cannabis companies have seen their values soar like the depository receipts for aurora growth which is a medicinal marijuana company. shares are up roughly around 35%. one of the more familiar names in cannabis is north of the border this company made a lot of waves when it got a massive investment from constellation brands. shares of it up around 85% during that span cronos group is a canadian group that specializes in, you guessed it, marijuana. then a recent ipo, tilray is up around 230%. back on july 19th it was $17 a share. it had highs over $97 a week no doubt cannabis companies are hot right now, but those big gains it's a short amount of time have stoked some skepticism and there are some worries without a new round of catalysts, melissa, there could be a deeper pull back that keeps that shorter and medium turn up trend ba

616 square feet, barely the size rooms.uple of dorm outside that space students did speech on a dom of public university. the student sued and we filed a of interest on his behalf. eorgia's gwinette college allegedly limited 15/10000 of campus. in that tiny area, students had permission from campus officials in advance to speak. hey could only use the free speech zone at a specific time. hey could not say things that might disturb the comfort of persons. in other words, free speech at the college was a very limited privilege, not a right, even speech zone.ee f disturbing someone's comfort is the standard for banning peech, then anybody can stop anyone else from speaking their mind by acting offended. nowhere close to a legitimate first amendment standard. every great political leader in his country has disturbed the comfort of persons. abraham lincoln disturbed the owners.of slave dr. martin luther king disturbed segregationists. susan b anthony disturbed the a number of ite people. hange has never been affected without disturbing the comfort of persons and likely never will. so the de

stocks amd sinking today while micron soared the move highlighted a straej divergence let's get to dome newsroom. >> chip stocks have been at the cent of a lot of trader chatter for good reason. a industry group florida assumed a good market of leadership over the past years has been locked in a trading range so far this year but the vectors semi conduct etf, the sicker smh is still up 8% in 2018 given the positive price axe today. but you dig deeper and you see over the median term there is a big segmenttation between the haves and have notts in the chip space. over the last six months only around 5 of the 25 stocks in the index etf poechted positive returns. and the variance between the best and worst perform certifies wide on the upside advanced microdivers amd up a whopping 156 peppers in the span. meanwhile, one of the worst performers has been memory chip maker micron which has lost over a quarter its value. micron is one of hedge fund manager david teper's top holdings and earlier today on the halftime report he talked about why he is still in the trade. >> we obviously think so

let's get to dom in the newsroom for the details. >> well, melissa just when you thought the bottom wasn. markets take another shot at the giant. happening in today's trading with the stock around a 9-year low. the next levels that some traders or investors watching to the downside for ge come via the financial crisis era where we are right now. some hoping for a bit of bounce after ge got kicked out of the dow. anecdotally stocks kicked out of the dow have caught a bid in the following months we are three months removed from ge booted from the dow ge lost around 12% of the value or there abouts. around $13 billion in market value. you compare that to recently recent deletions from the index like say at&t back after the close of business on march 18th, 2015 in the three months after that its shared rallied 4%. the round of index changes before that happened ban back on september 19th, 2013 when a. lcoa, humiliate packrd and coca-cola got the boopt replaced by nike and goldman sachs. three manhattans months after thement alco a, humiliate packrd returned 32% b of a returned a 8% return.

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i just looked up, dom, did you ever see reefer madness?ee refer madness. >> on college campuses they used to play it i mean, it was pushers come to a high school and try to get in there to get the kids hooked on marijuana, and then they all end up committing suicide or addicted to heroin we've come a long way since 1936 this is not going to be -- it's legal in a lot of places it's amazing that it's almost mainstream enough where a guy like musk can do this without -- >> the question is whether if you're an investor, you look at it and you say this is a judgment issue. >> right. >> right. >> what is going on here that's the fundamental question. >> that's a valid question. >> we're back to who you're appealing to again millennials will not have a problem with this. >> you're talking about shareholders and the board. >> there's a lot of millennial shareholders. >> cap re and ron barron. >> we're discussing the question, we're not immediately saying they're all going to flee which is amazing how far -- >> i will even say, look, i hate it when

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dom? >> all right kerry sanders, thank you so much for the update it's a storm we will be watching clo closely as it makes its way towards the east coast of the u.s. >>> to the bond market, rick santelli is tracking all the action from the floor of the cme group. >> if you look at a two day chart of 10s you see everything you need after the jobs report, we jumped up a bit into the low to mid 290s and we've had a tight range ever since virtually unchanged on the day in europe a little bit of a different story. especially the short end if you look at the shots, the two-year in europe you will see it's hovering around minus 54. the year to date chart shows it's the highest yield, smallest negative it's been since the 28th of february we do have the central bank meeting on thursday along with the bank of england and look at year to date of euro versus the dollar, even though short rates are moving up a bit, maybe mario draghi is going to step up and give us more details on the rest of the remo

. >> let's bring in dom chu. technically not a joint.uess they would call that a blunt. >> i'm not fully aware terminology-wise >> if you're on the radio, elon musk took a hit from what is basically a maruyaijuana joint it's like taking a sip of wine >> or a sip of whiskey which they also did in that podcast. this gives us a look at elon musk after dark. >> he was clothed. >> he was clothed. he was in a more casual setting. joe roggin does have a way of bringing out that real person in people so this interview was one that was interesting, like you said, for a variety of reasons but they talked about everything we know what elon musk's views are on things like artificial intelligence they talked about it we know what his views are about the kinds of things he's trying to do. his visions. they talked about those things one thing that they really talked about was this idea that in the "new york times" interview, this is the first time he appeared in public in an interview setting since that "new york times" interview amid that whole public

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john is in the newsroom and is breaking down the news from the haves and have notes hi, dom. melissa, it wasn't so long ago when they were proclaiming the death of traditional retail as the amazonification as its taken its toll, but over the course of the last couple of the years it's been a roller coaster there's been the retail haves and the have notes we took a look at the stocks that had the ticker xrt. it's an equally weighted group of retail names and we wanted to take a look at the stocks that have done better on, it is neck and neck with tech as the best performing s&p 500 sector in 2018 we're going to accentuate the positive and start with the relative winners which include a diverse set of participants with mid-scale department store chain kohl's which is up 50% so far this year tjx companies which owns tjx and marshall's is up 45% big box store target up around 37% and there's ulta beauty, up around 32% on the flip side of the coin, some of the underperformers, l brand, and victoria's secret and bed bath and body works. discount chain dollar tree has lost around 23

. >> dom, thank you. chu. >>> let's get to sue herera and get a cnbc news update good morning again, sue. >> good morning, carl. good morning, everyone here's what's happening at this hour president trump says that he will have to, quote, make a decision, endi quote, if supreme court brett kavanaugh's sexual assault accuser makes a credible showing before the senate judiciary committee on monday. christine blasey ford alleges kavanaugh assaulted her decades ago. he denies it the senate panel has invited her to testify but she said she doesn't want to appear before an fbi investigation takes place. >>> a fast-acting school bus driver got a student with a gunshot wound medical help in florida this morning the high schooler was shot in the chest while walking to his bus stop in jacksonville he managed to board the bus, then the driver headed straight to a nearby fire station the child has a wound described as life-threatening. >>> diabetes is still an epidemic in the united states. a new report from the cdc

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thiss verdict i devastating for the reporters, butfr also dom of the press in myanmar. e many people arconcerned about the direction this country iski ta. >> the verdict struck a hammer blow to the rule of law in myanmar. many diplomats have been at the trial throughout. the judge has ignored evidence in the case and 'ored myanmar'laws. extremely disappointed with that. we think it is a bad day for myanmar and we call e journalists to be released as soon as possible. reporter: a crushing day for the milies of the jailed reporters, who have endured eight months of court hearings. e ter the journalists' arrests, reuters published ll story of the rohingya massacre the pair have been working on, prompting a rare admission of guilt from the burmese army. >> that crime wouldn't have been known had it not been for their reporting. what happened today was injustice that can't be allowed to stand.re porter: so far, silence from aung san suuyi's government. last week, accused by the human of assisting genocide, thisd week, condemnefor an attack on a pillar of democracy. hter free

let's get to dom for the details. >> high energy, melissa, that's one way to describe it from oil prices to the energy-related stocks that make their living off of that oil, it's jockeying with health care right now and industrials to be the best performing sector in the s&p 500 over the last one month. and while there are many factors at play on the macro side and the mike ocrow side of things, wti prices are up and with that move in underlying oil prices, no surprise that oil and gas exploration companies are some of the outsize beneficiaries as well as the bigger, well-known integrated oil place those are the outperformers. conoco phillips has gained around 6%. marathon up 8% or exxonmobil gained over 8% as well you've got a fellow e & p company, apache, up 9% plus and hes is up nearly 11% some investors really worry about signs of slowing economic growth in emerging markets at the same time, opec has said it won't be boosting output and sanctions further crimp that supply so momentum has been there and we'll see if it stays that way back over to you. >> dom, thanks time to bring back

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. >> thanks dom.rse seeing the wildest swings among all of the pot stocks. and those moves highlight a key difference between tilray on other stocks our cannabis king tim seymour is on three advisory boards for cannabis stocks for all of his disclosuring go to "fast money" cnbc.com how is tilray different. >> cannabis stocks not pot stocks by the way. first u.s. ipo first money raised here not a canadian play. we know the canadians have been leading the capital markets effort why because you can bank it there. the fact of the matter is that this ipo is done here this is a global company good for tilray by the way very tactical move on this part. it didn't happen overnight they planned the nasdaq lifting appear that meant more people can investor in it it's a bigger capital market this is the argument this is the largestmarket cap almost a self-fulfilling dynamic. it's significantly big are than canopy the name that put the entire sector into a frenzy when it announced that the constellation brand was

let's get to dom chu with the fallout for the broker stocks.tting cheaper and cheaper. >>> now we've gone fidelity with two no fee funds to four overall. the next two available in the coming weeks, but they are index tracking instruments so passive investments and they have no minimum investments. so people can put as much money as they want into them this is all about the competition between fidelity and vanguard if you want validation go to fidelity's website where they compared themselves to fidelity on their own home page as you take a look at the broker stocks out there, the reason it's important fidelity is doing this they're probably losing some but it's all about the relationship. they get people in the door and then they can show some of their other services as we look at schwab, td ameritrade, many offer the no-load fee funds. there is one etf that tracks many of these funds in aggregate, the broker dealers and the asset managers and exchange companies, that is a broker product, iai and even that is up about 17% over the last year. we

. >> dom, thanks so with the stock down 14% today, how would you play it mike has his call to action.. what we'll be talking a look at is playing a range-bound thesis. the stock is moving around very, very sharply and the options are also extremely expensive and it's going to move around very sharply so this range is going to be a very wide one. the thing is, doing this usually means you'll look to sell some options so is there a way we can do this and also limit the amount of risk to take in some premium. if we take a look at the stock over the course, back to january 2018, we can see this has had a huge range actually i was looking at this earlier. this right here was essentially one of the first tweets that elon musk made threatening the shorts were going to have trouble and see something explode in their faces in three weeks. i guess their profits were going to explode and here we saw the tweets about the potential of it going private and now that it's falling quite sharply, what kind of a trade might we will willing to use it's a range that's going to be wide a range of about 200

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rowling into superstar dom. this morning on "today" rowling reflects on the past two decades including why she calls her books a comfort blanket. >> this is, you are their childhood in some ways. you really defined how they grew up. >> it's a privilege. it's the most beautiful thing to hear. it really is, particularly as comfort blanket i know the books for refuge for people going through certain things. the books are full of things of loss, lost love, protective nature of love, safety, complex moral choices, what makes a good person. so you know, i think i wrote something that i needed as much as i wanted to write. >> rowling is promoting the latest movie in the harry potter universe fantastic beast 2. hoda kotb's full interview coming up at 8:30 on the "today" show. >>> a quick look at the forecast, kari says is just hot. >> really hot inland as we head over to palo alto, temperatures for today we're going to have a cool start but it will be heating up pretty fast headed into the low 70s early this afternoon.

we will hire programmers to work hand i happened with journaa collect dom the closed system. some o ways we have done that is create browser extens collect that from people's facebook f ds or from these lockdown systems. it will bell r personality to collec the companies and prohib our findings. >>e this is what found. >> exactly. >> why do you thin this level of scruti is needed right now? >> you know, nst j the tech indust that we think of that needs scrutiny, but generally taxed society. some o stuff that jeff and i have written about is the softwa that is used in courts for criminal sente us fo by the defendants. tech id as an instruf power, essenti essent it's a way to implement the decisi they have made. we want to look into the systems and find out why isthe algo rhythm flagging some people fo more scrutiny than others. they are embedded and we don't have a lot of insight. we deserve to know how the decisi are being meat. >> you made the comparison to the canned food industry. can you explain that? >> yes. i think it makes sense. the thing is when canned fcod e out, ev

she is giving him a chance to preserve his work for years dom in this mural and he is giving her inspiration and making the work more meaningful for her. >> where can we find the murals? >> this is the stone ridge creek senior living center in pleasanton. and he gives her feedback. >> right. >> uh-oh. >> and she is very open to it. >> very sweet. thanks. >>> take a look outside. oh, my fwosh, is that a live shot? >> when it's clear in san francisco, that means it's hot everywhere else. >> that is gorgeous. picture postcard like a mural. yeah, it's warm in the city. >> it is. 70s today. we think as we head through the next couple of days we will see changes in the forecast with gradual cooling moving on in. our microclimate forecast. our red flag fire warning has expired but low humidity will keep that fire danger elevated especially for interior contra costa and allen counties. a live look at mountain diablo, and a current temperature of 92. notice the humidity right now dangerously low at 14%. we talked about this number earlier. the closer to zero that gets, the faster a fire can spread. i

dom, thank you so much.pany that is feeling the direct effects of the president's tariffs, cummings manufacturi manufacturing. this is located in none other than vice president mike pence's hometown of columbus, indiana. it is a vital part of the state's economy and it relies heavily on imports from, guess where, china. my colleague vaughn hillyard talked to the people there to find out what they think about the president's latest escalation in his trade fight with china. vaughn, what are you hearing from people on the ground? >> yes, good morning, stephanie. just over the last 24 hours when you wake around these streets of columbus, you see people that are talking about the public parts here, the public schools, the arts. this is everything a small town here in america strives to be. and that is rooted in this company here. this is cummings. they went from 99 years ago being a little engine company for the likes of farming devices to suddenly being the world's largest independent diesel engine manufacturer

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that also applies to the coaches they all work for the dom stock diamonds on a voluntary basis. has been coaching young people on the football field for years now sport has kept some of them off the streets and help prevent them from potentially slipping into a life of crime his unpaid dedication and darmstadt has been rewarded in the form of this card. with the volunteer award card with it you can visit museums or go to the theater it's a way of acknowledging what people do and giving them something back. the concept got gave our thinking could rewarding people for voluntary work in the community help make the world a better place that's why four years ago he teamed up with some entrepreneurs including n.p.r. slang to create a social currency it rewards people who solve problems sustainably in society in the environment or in training and education they named their project dog it's a foundation using blogger chain technology worldwide to assess the value of an idea of a problem in your problems young people face that can be reduced through voluntary activities like these here t

dom action or tanzania what you're going on the ground today on the anniversary of u.k. prime minister gordon brown's out salaams deal agreeing the sale of seventy two typhoon aircraft to saudi arabia of the type now bombing yemen the poorest country in. in the middle east coming up in the show a nuclear standoff in the commonwealth the former president of britain's parliamentary group on kashmir lord ahmed accuses the british government of silence on the human rights abuses and extrajudicial killings and is it just to raise i'm a responsible for a hostile environment british black panther photographer neil can log reveals a legacy of racial violence under both labor and tory government imposed wind rushed britain all the civil coming up in today's going underground but first what now for so-called international law and the i.c.c. or international criminal court when it comes to the prosecution of the united states for the worst crimes against humanity we will let the i.c.c. die. after all for all intents and purposes the i.c.c. is already dead there you have it the succ

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