so where does fitzpatrick think it's headed. before the break under armor was trading between 15$15.60 and $25 this gives us an 850 range this started forming when the chart broke out of the 40-week moving average that's a durable and reliable services spring board for much higher prices. squeeze, boom. okay if we use the same measured methodology, that means this is now trading between 25 and $32.50 giving it spent months coiled like a spring between the ceiling of resistance. fitzpatrick thinks the stock can cover that ground quickly and at $33.50, up 23% from these levels, under armor would be 39% below it's all-time highs. that's not a crazy target at all. i agree. so how do we get here? take a look at under armor's daily chart. fitzpatrick says the stocks is about a volatility squeeze i mentioned that you measure volatility with the black lines known as bollinger when these bands get tight, it leads to a big move in price because volatility is cyclic l you go from low volatility to high volatility. there is diverging indica

menna fitzpatrick and her guide captainjen menna fitzpatrick and her guide captain jen kehoe are mennae best known for their performances on skis. britain's most decorated winter paralympians and britain's most decorated winter pa ralympians and two britain's most decorated winter paralympians and two champions at 19 out of a typical —— are a formidable championship. now they are trying timed am cycling. when we are skiing, we are not attached in any way so to go from not being attached to attached on a tandem with no control of the gears is a little bit strange, but it's actually quite good fun. injust strange, but it's actually quite good fun. in just three months, they will compete in the yorkshire para— cycling race but they've still got a lot to learn. the difference is there a slightly unusual commands like there have been a few low branches. duck! and the other day we had dog! you don't get that on skis very often. with the ski season over for the year, their training on the bike heat at the gym works as the perfect cross trainer. but their loyalties still lie on the slopes. ski

>>clinical psychologist making fitzpatrick has been working for kaisefor nearly 8 years. he says the health care companies mental health clinics are understaffed and under resourced my patients. >>weeks 6 weeks before i can offer them another point in the coming to see. >>kron 4 obtained documents through the national union of healthcare workers showing that during a finance meeting in december 20 16 kaiser voted on e partnership plan with the warriors for an amount not to exceed million. this coupled with the company's new million corporate headquarters plan for oakland has the union frustrated both those things seem like a very inappropriate. >>and regrettable and insulting way to spend our patients. >>requests for comment from kaiser were not returned sunday. fitzpatrick says the union has brought these issues to them before, but he feels the health care company is more concerned with its public image then the care it's actually provide a they're willing to spend. >>hundreds of millions if not well over a billion dollars in an office space and course naming rights. sho

>>clinical psychologist making fitzpatrick has been working for kaiser for nearly 8 years. he says the health care companies mental health clinics are understaffed and under resourced my patients. >>after what 6 weeks before i can offer them another point in the coming the scenes. >>kron 4 obtained documents through the national union of healthcare workers showing that during a finance meeting in december 20 16 kaiser voted on e partnership plan with the warriors for an amount not to exceed million. this coupled with the company's new million corporate headquarters plan for oakland has the union frustrated both those things seem like a very >>and regrettable and insulting way to spend our patients. >>requests for comment from kaiser were not returned sunday. fitzpatrick says the union has brought these issues to them before, but he feels the health care company is more concerned with its public image than the care, it's actually provide a they're willing to spend. >>hundreds of millions if not well naming rights. shows that their priorities are misplaced and the values are

yesterday's effort — to move to 13—under—par, one shot clear of a group including his countryman matt fitzpatrick blue point has completed a rare double at royal ascot. ridden by james doyle and trained by charlie appleby, he added the diamond jubilee stakes to tuesday's win in the king's stand stakes. he's only the third horse to complete a double in the two group 1 races. great britain have won theirfirst gold medal at the european games in minsk, the recurve women's team beat hosts and surprise finalists belarus 6—2. it comes just a day after the event was dropped from the 2022 commnwealth games programme in birmingham. and in super league, hull fc are flying against catalans dragons — they went behind early on but they were 26 points to 10 ahead by half time, thanks to four tries, including this one from albert kelly. they're now leading 36—10. 50-10 to hull. andy ruinunior has revealed how he's been enjoying his success since become world heavyweight champion. ruiz won the wba, wbo and ibf belts when he knocked out britain's anthonyjoshua in new york at the start of this month. he admits he'

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize an outstanding citizen from bucks county, pennsylvania, who will be recognized forer excellence in his field next month. jason stark of newtown was announced as the winner of the baseball writers association of america's j.g. tailor award for his work as a baseball sportswriter. in july he'll travel to cooperstown, new york, to be honored for meritorious contributions to baseball writing duringing the national baseball's hall of fame and museum induction. a native of philadelphia and graduate of syracuse university, he began his career with the providence journal before joining the enquirerer, and now covers baseball for the athletics. he credits his love of writing to his mother. we congratulate him on his major achievement and contributions to sports writing. i spend my best wishes to jason, his wife, and three children as well. . mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize a project in bucks county, pennsylvania, that is promoting sustainability for me

brendon fitzpatrick, retired lieutenant and michael o'connell, both also work for the feel good foundationemergency personnel. michael, this meeting with majority leader mcconnell, i'm wondering your impression of how it went. did he promise you that this funding would get passed? >> well, for the most part, we were very pleased with how the meeting went. we walked out of there pleased that he actually gave us a timeline. he sensed there was urgency behind it and listened to our voices and really showed that he showed compassion and actually gave us a timeline of august. so there was no promises meant on the actual length of how long he would extent so i can't say that but my team walked out of there pleased with how the he meeting went. >> brenden, do you take mcconnell on his ward it will be done by august? >> yes, absolutely. we all shook his hand at the end of the meeting before he left the meeting we went over everything again just to be sure and he agreed to everything that mike just said. he's taken the house bill and he's going to bring it through the senate. >> and michael, i know

retaliating on 3 iranian sites but changed his mind in order to avoid iranian fatalities or mark fitzpatrick is the director of the nonproliferation program international institute for strategic studies he's also spent 26 years at the u.s. state department joins us live now from washington good to have you with us on the news hour so obviously this meeting in vienna comes at a crucial time for developments in the gulf region we know that iran has said that they will reduce their commitments under the nuclear deal if the remaining signatories don't take concrete measures to counter the impact of these crippling u.s. sanctions does today's meeting go far enough. you know iran is it's hard to judge exactly what iran will do i think that they probably will go ahead and exceed some of the limits of the deal because europeans have been talking about this inspects mechanism for months and months now it's taken so long to operationalize to actually facilitate any trade that i think the iranians have lost patience and yes i think they will be starting to break out of the limits imposed by that 2015 d

>>clinical psychologist making fitzpatrick has been working for kaiser for nearly 8 years.anies mental health clinics are understaffed and under resourced my patients. >>after what 6 weeks before i can offer them another point in the coming to see. >>kron 4 obtained documents through the national union of healthcare workers showing that during a finance meeting in december 20 16 kaiser voted on e partnership plan with the warriors for an amount not to exceed million. this coupled with the company's new million corporate headquarters plan for oakland has the union frustrated both those things seem like a very >>and regrettable and insulting way to spend our patients. >>requests for comment from kaiser were not returned sunday. fitzpatrick says the union has brought these issues to them before, but he feels the health care company is more concerned with its public image than the care, it's actually provide a they're willing to spend. >>hundreds of millions if not well over a billion dollars an office space and course naming rights. shows that their priorities are misplaced an

he's one shot clear of the chasing pack, which includes countryman matt fitzpatrick.t. hopefully i can take everything into account for tomorrow. i missed the first cut in denmark couple of months ago, but apart from that, the game was still looking good that we cool game was still looking good that we cool. but it has been feeling good for a long while so i am looking forward to tomorrow. third—placed hull fc moved six points clear of catalans with their second league win of the season in france. they ran eight tries in all. they won by a golden point. hull took 50 points— ten. hull took 50 points— ten. let's have a look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. blue point has completed a rare double at royal ascot. ridden by james doyle and trained by charlie appleby, he added the diamond jubilee stakes to tuesday's win in the king's stand stakes. he's only the third horse to complete a double in the two group 1 races. great britain have won theirfirst gold medal at the european games in minsk — the recurve women's archery team beat hosts and surpri

he was minutes away from retaliating but changed his mind to avoid iranian fatalities well mark fitzpatrick is the director of the nonproliferation program at the international institute for strategic studies and he says iran is new using patients but the remaining signatories of the 2015 nuclear deal. it's hard to judge exactly what iran will do i think that they probably will go ahead and exceed some of the limits of the deal because europeans have been talking about this inspects mechanism for months and months now it's taken so long to operationalize to actually facilitate any trade that i think the iranians have lost patience and yes i think they will be starting to break out of the limits imposed by that 2015 deal i think what iran is going to do initially will not be so major they're going to exceed by a little bit this cap on how much low enriched uranium it it's it's a reversible step so if the europeans can actually provide for some trade them iran could step back europeans will have to respond in some way to even a little bit of an excess but it won't be or it won't be major sanc

alix: jack fitzpatrick, thank you very much.om dubai is ddle east news' mi economy reporter. what is the mood like in iran? reporter: right now we are just hearing basically the government is coming out and saying we will not negotiate under duress. we will not negotiate under sanctions. that iraniansse have held to their end of the , andin in the agreement not president trump and the u.s., so what is the point of having another lengthy discussion to be broken, basically? alix: thank you very much. with geopolitical tensions playing out in the oil market, wti rallying for a third day. the threats to crude continue to linger. joining us is wells fargo strategist, and mark cudmore. we are out for 12 days. is there a way to hedge right now? >> i think owning upside and call options is an etf that tracks oil exploring and producing companies. it is interesting going into opec on july 1. the option market is implying only a 2% move. moves 3% on xop opec meetings. after the fed's dovish most recent meeting, i feel like historically co

brian fitzpatrick, will hurd, dan newhouse. chris smith and fred upton. congress has goints own way while attempting to give itself a raise. this is the kind of answer you get from the left. >> what would you do? you said the president should pass a law. as andy just explained isn't how it works. i am waiting for one suggestion from you as to something else that would be concrete that would stop the influx at the border right now. specifically. >> okay. i can give you three. but let's start with financial aid to the enforcement community that they would allow asylum seekers to come in and apply according to u.s. law and that if they were granted asylum, then they would be allowed to come in legally. >> come on, there are already laws to apply for asylum. the left doesn't have a plan other than to fill the democrat voting rolls. in fact, now that i think of it, congress ought to be fired for forcing this president to negotiate with a foreign power to solve a national immigration crisis that our own government won't solve. either because it's a manufactured

but it's been described as the last chance paul brennan al-jazeera well earlier we spoke to mark fitzpatrick he's the director of the nonproliferation program at the international institute for strategic studies and he says iran isn't using patients but the remaining signatories of the 2050. it's hard to judge exactly what iran will do i think that they probably will go ahead and exceed some of the limits of the deal because europeans have been talking about this inspects mechanism for months and months now it's taken so long to operationalize to actually facilitate any trade that i think the iranians have lost patience and yes i think they will be starting to break out of the limits imposed by that 2015 deal i think what do you ron is going to do initially will not be so major they're going to exceed by a little bit this cap on how much low enriched uranium it it's it's a reversible step so if the europeans can actually provide for some trade then iran could step back europeans will have to respond in some way to even a little bit of an excess but it won't be or it won't be major sanctions

fitzpatrick says the union has brought these issues to them before, but he feels the health care company is more concerned with its public image than the care, it's actually provide go to great effort. >>to try to present this image being the industry leader, i'm employer of choice and the provision of psychotherapy. but they don't. the on the surface of >>san francisco know al bello kron 4 news. >>let's take a live look outside right now at the city of san francisco a little bit of fog rolling in on this nice summer night. >>all just sir. rodriguez beautiful day outside, windy conditions at times and breezy in some areas. yeah we did see a cooler and stronger on shore flow so that sea breeze helping to push in that low and high cloud cover right along the coastal areas of the bay area right now. >>cooling us down and as you can see june gloom just right off the coast and it's going to make inland impacting our bay area's during the overnight hours so thanks to that strong sea breeze we are going to notice that low and clyde cloud cover fog bank right along immediate coastline and also t

brian fitzpatrick, chris smith, not is up to the republican-led senate to pass their version which unlikeand they both provide critical funding for migrant children and families no funding for a wall. majority leader mitch mcconnell firing his troops up. >> will pass time my democratic colleagues stop standing in the way of letting senate get this done. rob: they passed their version today but the clock is ticking and that takes time in conference and congress is slated to depart and tomorrow afternoon no guarantee the president will sign it. rob: it seems it is impossible to get this done. we will see. thank you so much. jillian: two service members killed in afghanistan over night. it is unclear whether they died in combat. they have not been identified yet. there does come hours after mike pompeo made a surprise visit to the war zone. hoping a peace deal with the taliban could come before september. a sheriff's deputy trying to protect his community. police say troy chisholm was shot responding to a disturbance in rural illinois, a 4 year veteran of the fulton county sheriff's office a

we saw it occur as dan fitzpatrick pointed out using the momentum indicator, his time in las vegas the summer the stock of las vegas sands, one of the largest casino companies had been repeatedly stalled at the $10 level. falling every time it hit. boom, boom, boom you know, just not working okay but when the bulls finally broke out of the corral, there was no stopping them and the stock gained strength after it pushed through instead of regrouping to cover the over bought status that's a very rare pattern it stayed over bought which means good things will be ahead. it never retreated as you would have expected. buyers wouldn't quit despite the stock being over bought and that is a sign the strongest kind of positive move in the book might be taking place. at any given time you're expecting a pull back but you have a gigantic over bought. it went from $10 to $48 in a straight line with no substantive pull back to speak of and over bought condition that can stay over bought is a golden opportunity for a huge move right back to being over bought again. remember, i like to marry th fundam

and it was 230-195, bipartisan vote, three republicans voted with democrats, will of texas, brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania and christmas of new jersey all moderates from swing districts. there were four democratic defections which alexandria ocasio cortez, ilhan omar of minnesota, unit presley of massachusetts and rashida tlaib. why would we continue to direct funding toward ice and cvp when we think they are abusing that and abusing children and not keeping them in sanitary conditions, nancy pelosi allowed liberal democrats to go in and rewrite this bill to tweak this bill to get it across the finish line. they did not have the votes yesterday but the key changes in this bill, this is part of nancy pelosi's statement when she talked to the democratic caucus. she said, quote, today we have an opportunity to help the children at the border, understand that we are against with white house, the president would like this bill to go down today and a vote against the bill is a vote for donald trump. the next stop is the senate where they have a bipartisan bill. it is unclear of the house and sen

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize an outstanding group of young citizens from bucks county, pennsylvania, who are actively living out their faith and making our community a better place. earlier this year, youth members of the newtown quaker eeting helped raise $1,665 for the street friends community schools through a lasagna dinner held at the friends house. they served the meal and cleaned up after dinner. this exemplary act of community service is the norm, not the exception, for young members of the newtown quaker meeting. previously held lasagna dinners have raised money for the food pantry, haiti relief and save darfur, among other organizations. they have raised over $28,000 for charity over a 10-year period. mr. speaker, i applaud the work of these children, their parents, and the people of the newtown quaker meeting and i'd like to thank members of the children's religious education committee including sarah buckston, kelly lake, for all of their work. mr. speaker, i rise to

joining us from washington is jenna fitzpatrick. jack, i will cut to the chase.on iran, who blinked on the immigration issue and ice. who says he won't blink on china in a short number of days? jack: i think you are right to raise the events of the last week on iran as far as consistency goes when it comes to a foreign policy. there does not seem to be a lot of faith in the president right now in his ability to make decisions in a way that keeps things stable. about thefrom maxine back-and-forth on iran. another call for impeachment. questions about what the drone in iran was even doing there when it was shot down. hill beforecapitol they left last week was certainly not trusting of the president. tom: let's get to the immediate moment of this monday. additional sanctions on iran. dan tannenbaum is an expert and says it could have substance. is congress on board on those additional sanctions? jack: we have heard from mike mccall, one of the top -- the top republican on the relevant committee in the house saying he encourages it. there has been some discussion of

three republicans crossed the i'm to back -- aisle to back pelosi, will herd, brian fitzpatrick and chris. now it's up to the republican led senate to pass their version of an aid package which unlike the house version that the president threatened to veto has more support from the white house. mitch mcconnell taking the lead on what he hopes will head to the president's desk. >> it's well past time my democratic colleagues stop standing in the way and let the senate get this done. >> reporter: the senate is likely to pass their version of the measure today. the clock is ticking because a final bill will have to be reconciled between the two chambers and that takes time in conference and congress is slated to depart on their july recess tomorrow afternoon with no guarantees that the president will sign anything. lauren, cheryl. lauren: griff, thank you. way fair employees walking off their jobs today to protest the sale of bedroom furniture to u.s. detention camps at southern border. 500 workers plan to take part in the walkout. employees signed a letter calling on the company to stop wor

and we have heard of texas, fitzpatrick of pennsylvania and all moderates that come from swing districtsthere were four democratic alexandria ocasio-cortez ilhan omar of minnesota, and of massachusetts. and their reservations about this bill, why would we continue to direct funding towards ice and keep -- abusing children and not keeping them in sanitary conditions? house speaker nancy pelosi allowed democrats to go and rewrite this bill to tweet this so they could get it across the finish line. they did not have the boat yesterday. but key changes in this bill and this was part of nancy pelosi's statement earlier when she talked to the democratic caucus. i will read you what she said this morning. "today we have an opportunity to help the children of the border understand what we are up against with a white house. the president would like for this build to go down today. a vote against the bill is a vote for president trump." the next up is a senate where they have a bipartisan bill but it is unclear if the senate and house can get on the same page before the end of the week, sheena end

he has a one—shot lead that chasing pack which includes his matt fitzpatrick. denmark couple of weeks ago but apart from that game was looking good that week. it has been feeling good that week. it has been feeling good for a long while so i am looking forward to tomorrow. the leaders are due out in the next hour for the third round of the women's pga. but mel reid is not amongst them after losing yesterday. showing up them after losing yesterday. showing up on —— australia's blue point has completed a rear double at royal ascot. trained by charlie appleby, he added the stakes to choose these when. he is only the third horse to complete a double in the group one races. andy rowles junior —— reveals how he has been enjoying his time as champion. he admits he has used his new—found wet —— wealth to make amends with one pa rt —— wealth to make amends with one part chip person in particular.” watch my mum a car because i mist up a lot of our cars when i was young. —— bought her a car. a lot of our cars when i was young. -- bought her a car. that all the support for

speaker, inadvertently, representative brian fitzpatrick's name was added as a co-sponsor of h.r. 205 and i ask unanimous consent that his name be removed from that. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. for what purpose does the gentleman from -- gentleman seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent that the committee on judiciary be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 962, the born alive abortion survivors protection act, and is ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: under guidelines consistently issued by successive speakers, as recorded in section 956 of the house rules and manual, the chair is constrained not to entertain the request unless it has been clear by the bipartisan floor and committee leaderships. the gentleman has not been recognized for debate. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourn today it adjourn to meet at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the chair will now en

texas, brian fitzpatrick, republican of pennsylvania.is a little bit more as we mentioned of the back-and-forth from the floor yesterday. we will show a couple of pieces of video here. republican of arizona debbie bosco. [video] >> i have some major concerns with this bill. i wish we had worked in a bipartisan basis. to give you one example, there was a young girl that died in arizona. was found dead. seven years old. yes you helped rescue the other members of the party? it was the arizona national guard. none of this prevents any funding from going to the department of defense that will help with the arizona national guard and other national guards helping of the border. wish that weeally could work together in a bipartisan fashion. get something done. go back to rules. let's send it to the senate tonight. let's help solve this crisis now. >> we don't agree. we don't agree with the crisis that the president has been talking about for years and years. the derogatory fashion and the way he refers to immigrants. it being about manifestatio

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. speaker, k: there is nothing more important than character. i rise today to recognize an educatorer from bucks county, pennsylvania, who was recently honored as character builder of lyft.ar by the penns bury he received the aa ward from the leaders vicky and gary. the character builder of the year aa ward is a unique distinction, bestowed upon gifted teach earns a faculty members to encourage their students to make good decisions. blair was nominated by several of her colleagues who described her as a a a kind and passionate person who is always passionate about her work. they cited projects she spearhead interested designing a a mural for a a retiring colleague and give one, take one initiative that gives students and teachers the ability to right uplifting messages for peers having a tough day. i congratulate blair on this well deserved award and thank lyft for honoring heroes in our community and advocating for the youth in bucks county. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize a faith community in bucks county, pennsylvania, for its innovati

fitzpatrick: born in allentown, he was a graduate of allentown central catholic high school and went on to receive a degree in management from pentagon state. he later attended -- penn state. he later attended the f.b.i. national academy and received a master's degree in criminal justice. he joined the police department in 1997 and was elevated to chief of police in 2014. well respected in the law enforcement community, chief hillious was a member of the police chiefs association of bucks county and the fraternal order of police. chief hillious was known as an approachable community-oriented chief who cared deeply about the community. he worked tirelessly and with empathy to combat the opioid epidemic and advocated for young offenders in diversionary programs. ests a manned a mired for his fairness -- he was a man admired for his fairness and compassion. i send my deepest condolences to his wife, tracy, and his children, michael and lauren. we thank them for sharing him with our community. may he enjoy his eternal reward for a life he spent serving others. madam speaker, i yield back

three g.o.p.es heard fitzpatrick and chris smith.g before democrats over on capitol hill were willing to acknowledge called this a crisis. make no mistake about it, he needs their help to solve it. >> i will do it right now officially is ask the democrats to give us help on asylum, help on all of the loopholes, the horrible loopholes over a period of years that don't allow us to do what we should be able to do. we need the votes you have democrats. >> as mentioned over on the hill, speaker pelosi also addressing this. she called on the president to, look, sign the legislation, even if it isn't exactly what he wants. >> this situation is child abuse. it is an atrocity that violates every value we have. not only as americans but as moral beings. >> the senate is obviously working on its own version but the key here is can they get the house to do something that the president will ultimately sign? at least right now the answer is no. we will see if that changes, guys. back to you for now. steve: kevin, thank you very much. meanwhile the