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we love you guys, man. stay safe> ( grant ) grasso says it's times like grasso says it's times like thisto see the commitment of these first responders. (ken)thanks grant.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. today doesn't get any easier for the family ... but they are so strong.they tell me aubrey saved the lives of 10 neighbors on the day he died -- by warning them when he saw a group of men on their way to shoot those neighbors down the street. she says aubrey yelled for them to run, and they did, but aubrey was shot.she stands here every year in hopes of getting justice her aubrey. these are photos of emergency responders in douglas county oregon searching for 23-year-old berkeley law student brain lewinstein. according to the douglas county sheriff's office, just before 3pm sunday, leweinstein reportedly crossed a safety fence to take a photo from above the toketee water falls when he slipped and fell down a steep embankmentsotthe spokesperson for berkel

nasdaq marketsite overlooking times square and i'm michelle caruso-cabrera, and the traders are steve grasso and don nathan tonight on fast, the development in the crypto universe that is a game changer for bitcoin he'll explain. plus disney earnings are on deck and one trader middle it could add magic to your portfolio. first, though, we'll start with the big winners this week. check out some of these names. we talk about apple and tesla all week and pfizer was up 6% and kraft hines up 7% and coarse up 8% and a big week for apple hitting a trillion dollar market cap up 9%. we thought it would be a good time to play trade it or fade it >> i think we understand. >> if you tell us if your trading it, and fading it, aka, selling it >> and we play this gaumme a lo and in this case, fade it is the right thing. fade it doesn't mean necessarily short it, but you had this big run-up and you have insider selling here take some off the table and fade it >> look at that chart, though. for a chart that's done nothing for the last three years, the technical guy in me tell us me this chart is breaking out

i'm melissa lee, tim seymour, brian kelly, first timer and fast money friend, tony dwyer and steve grasso tonight on fast -- tonight on fast, retail has been one of the hottest trades out there and there's one new reporting earnings next week and they're about to break out plus want to know where bitcoin is going next? of course, you do and tom lee will break down the one chart he says could tell you everything you need to know about the crypto universe, but first we start with two words we haven't uttered in months. stock paradise >> yes the place where stocks go up and records happen every day earnings are great and interest rates stay low and the only thing that gets mad is your bank account and it all happens today as chad powell gives the all-clear signal so with the trade war beheine us or at least at bay, will stock paradise last? tim. >> i think that paradise should be sweet and two tickets to paradise with it being a big friend talk about threading the needle and whatever you want or listening to eddie money as much as you possibly can on a friday because it means money. >> we ha

to grasso what happened a long time in the part. of a lot of. a lot of grief and there could be some angry reactions to officials fearing for the funeral. now a lot of anger and a lot of grief as you say yourself some of the victims' relatives have declared that they they will stay away from today's funeral service why are they so great with their government that they would say something like that. yes a number of people actually more than half of the victims are not going to be present at the funeral today in some cases people say that simply they want to have the funeral in there. with friends and relatives can attend more easily but also be know very angry reactions people who are suggesting that their loved ones some of the victims of the state homicides so it makes no sense to participate in a state funeral that i think is a strong feeling because this is the national infrastructure of this state is of somebody responsible for and so people do feel that the state of mercy represents that it's part of a full tear and they don't want to parti

our traders on the desk, tim seymour, brian kelly, kbrin grasso, guy adom my. >> it looks like wall street is turning its back on tesla. what is behind that move, we have all those details many plus it is the greatest bull market ever, this week, making it the longest run in history do you keep betting on the stocks that got us here? traders weigh-in president trump taking on the federal reserve and its chair again. #. >> some criticism of the president coming from the fed chair. a couple key points here from the president, he says that he's not thrilled with jerome powell for raising interest rates the fed should be more accommodating. he says i should be getting more help from the federal reserve in terms of the economy, and says he will continue to criticize the fed if it continues raising rates. >> the president unshackling himself from the recent norm overthe last several decades, in which presidents did not criticize the fed. going back to a tradition 30, 40 years or more, the president very critical of jerome powell frustrated with the raising of rates, and worried it might hurt the

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen our guest host is steve grasso last trading day of august whathould we anticipate? >> the markets have been trending higher. trend is your friend how long have you heard that >> long time >> large cap tech seems to be in vogue again. don't get clouded by the noise stay straight on your path >> stay straight, keep the path. let's look at the futures. yesterday we did see a pullback. for the month of august you're talking about big gains. we could be looking at the biggest gains for the nasdaq in about 18 years the biggest gain for an august percentage gain. also looking at the dow and s&p to be on track for the best august dow futures down by 32 points this morning s&p by 4 nasdaq down by 9 let's look at asia in japan, the nikkei closed flat it was down but only by 4 points the hang seng was off by a percentage point the shanghai was down by almost a half percent in europe, red arrows there. the dax down by 1% so is the cac in france. look at treasury yields. right now the ten-year -- even the 30-year is below 3%. 2.995. ten-year at 2.848. >>> tod

in studio with us is steve grasso steve also a cnbc market analyst and a frequent guest here. >> thankshave a lot to talk about let's start things off just taking a look at the futures this morning we've been in the green all morning long, if these trends hold up this is going to be another positive week for the markets. the dow had a deficit of 12 points as we're heading into this morning, the s&p 500, the nasdaq were already positive now the dow is indicated up by close to 80 points, s&p futures over 7 and nasdaq up by 26 points if we were to stay in the green here this would be seven weeks out of the last eight that the dow and s&p have been positive and i think three out of the last four for the nasdaq. >> why wouldn't it be positive is there anything in the political arena this week that would have caused it to -- >> i think what's more important food for the due tours is what jay powell has to say. >> probably. >> investors are keying off of that, is he going to be hawkish, more hawkish than expected because of the political headlines and the pressure on the fed. >> this is an unb

and ella grasso was -- i would say she was one of his best frien friends. but in those days i didn't think i was going into politics. >> what influence did your mother have on your upbringing and outlook? >> i had a wonderful mother but i don't think she was going into politics. and then my father was in washington and my mother came to washington with him but she knew what a tough like it was. >> what kind of influence did she have on you personally? >> huge. this morning she said wear a skirt, don't wear pants. i hear her all the time. my husband's mother-in-law was an active woman in the city of hartford. she ran for the bord ard of education for years, she had a school named after her. she was the vice chairman of the democratic party in hartford for years and our first house was about three houses from hers and she's the one that really got me interested. she taught me how to register voters, how to get out the vote, how to run a committee room and she was the one that really -- and then i ran for town committee. it was the first thing i ran for. >> wh

i think tim will disagree with me >> i do not like this one. >> grasso, shop it or drop it? >> i would shop this one you know, a lot of their competition has -- they hated the arena due to bankruptcies sports authorities have seen sports chalet and that has left a lot of room for kohl's stores and left a lot of room for dick's sporting goods and i think dick's sporting goods still can be bought at this level. >> people have said it over and over again. >> talk about walmart. >> exactly or ulta, i believe, from earlier in the week. >> i still think the specialty sporting goods store has proven that the model doesn't work. i don't see why you need to believe that you guys are -- i'm sorry. i'm going to drop it >> good job. >> i didn't see that coming. >> all right coming up, it's the first-ever nba finals and the managing director of the league is here to tell us why this weekend could be a game changer for esports. i'm melissa lee, you're watching "fast money," on cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> stocks in the internet is tumbling and the group is flashing a rare buy si

after he evacuated, cameras on camek grasso's home in riverside county showed flames melting the fencee. then, a firefighter showed up. i all of a sudden i get a notification someone is at my front door from my video doorbell. >> your house is safe. >> i really appreciate that. thank you so much. >> okay. are you guys doing okay wherever you're at? >> yeah, we're over here at my aunt's house in irvine. we're okay. i told him, you know, "thank you, we love you, we love you guys, man." we love you guys, man. stay safe. e> it's what we all do, all the firefighters, that's what we do, we take pride in what we do. i think we all think the same. >> reporter: only occasionally do residents get a chance to meet the firefighters who did so much for them. but among the ashes, signs of appreciation always go up for a job well done. john blackstone, cbs news, shasta, california. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news." for tonight, i'm jeff glor. tod night. we'll see you tomorrow. there you go. u aptioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org improvements-- and

fred grasso evacuated his home in corona and watched firefighters battle the flames through an app connected with security cameras. he got a notification that someone rang the video doorbell. >> your house is safe. >> i really appreciate that, thank you so much. >> okay, are you guys doing okay wherever you're at? >> yeah, we're over here at my aunt's house in irvine, we're okay. >> i told him, you know, thank you, we love you. >> we love you guys, man. >> oh, we love you guys, man, stay safe. >> wow, the power of technology there, the holy fire is now 72% contained. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast. >>> our cooler weather is certainly helping the firefighters around the state. but the heat is going to come back. let me show you live doppler 7. the fog has pulled away about everywhere today. the monsoon moisture is resulting in some strong thunderstorms in southern california. seeing some thunderstorms in the sierra right now, most of those pretty much out of the tahoe/yosemite area. but they are accompanied by rain and could see hail there. gusts to 28 in fairfield right now out

after he evacuated, cameras on frank grasso's home in riverside county showed flames melting the fencethen, a firefighter showed up. >> all of a sudden, i get a notification, someone's at my front door from my video doorbell. >> your house is safe! >> i really appreciate that. thank you so much. >> okay. are you guys doing okay wherever you're at? >> yeah. we're over here at my aunt's house in irvine. we're okay. >> i told him, you know, thank you, we love you, we love you guys, man. >> we love you guys, man. stay safe. >> it's what we all do, you know. i mean, all of the firefighters, that's what we do. we take pride in what we do. and i think that we all think the same. >> reporter: only occasionally do residents get a chance to meet the firefighters who did so much for them, but among the ashes, signs of appreciation always go up for a job well done. john blackstone, cbs news, shasta, california. >> that's simply amazing. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," twitter co-founder ed williams tells us how and why he regularly takes a break from technology. >>> plus, new research h

after he evacuated, cameras on frank grasso's home in riverside county showed flames melting the fenceding toward the house. then a firefighter showed up. >> all of a sudden, i get a noteification someone is at my front door from my video doorbell. >> your house is safe. >> i really preerkappreciate th. thank you so much. >> are you guys doing okay wherever you're at? >> yeah, we're at my aunt's house in irvine. we're okay. >> i told him thank you. we love you. we love you guys, man. >> we love you guys, man. stay safe. >> that's what we all do. all the firefighters. that's what we do. we take pride in what we do and i think that we all think the same. >> reporter: only occasionally do residents get a chance to meet the firefighters who did so much for them. but among the ashes, signs of appreciation always go up for a job well done. john blackstone, cbs news, shasta, california. >> that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, thes. for others, check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. ♪ >>>

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen our guest host is steve grasso last trading day of august what anticipate? >> the markets have been trending higher. trend is your friend how long have you heard that >> long time >> large cap tech seems to be in vogue again. don't get clouded by the noise stay straight on your path >> stay straight, keep the path. let's look at the futures. yesterday we did see a pullback. for the month of august you're talking about big

nasdaq marketsite overlooking times square and i'm michelle caruso-cabrera, and the traders are steve grassoon nathan tonight on fast, the development in the crypto universe that is a game changer for bitcoin he'll explain. plus disney earnings are on deck and one trader middle it could add magi

back >> gents, thanks very much let's continue our market discussion joining is carol pepper, steve grasso and rick santelli at the cme in chicago steve, let's starts with you if we didn't have this euphoric pop from apple would we be seeing declines in the market today? >> i think so. you have to couple that with tesla, too it's a risk on trade today you have risky assets like tesla trading higher, shirking off a lot of the trade concerns. but if we didn't have that we wouldn't have that run in the market today >> do you worry that's sort of a signal of some sort? >> it usually is you don't get that many times to shoot the top, but i think there are a lot of bears shooting at that trillion dollar mark, equal amount of bulls shooting at it i definitely think you'll see a pull back from here. >> carol, what about the trade fears? do you think they're right take agback seat today and this week? >> i think they're going to disappear the closer we get to mid-term elections i think the strategy has been to make them look very scary and make them disappear as deals are negotiated i think republi

. >> i'm melissa lee, your traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, and bob grasso >> before name, so is it headed for another breakdown, or could this be your best chance to buy in the top technician will be here. bitcoin is hanging tough despite rejections from the ftc and brian kelly says the action could be a bullish sign for the

i'm melissa lee, tim seymour, brian kelly, first timer and fast money friend, tony dwyer and steve grassoght on fast, retail has been one of the hottest trades out there and there's one new reporting earnings next week and they're about to break out plus want to know where bitcoin is going next? of course, you do and tom lee will break down the one chart he says could tell you everything you need to know about the crypto universe, but first we start with two words we haven't uttered in months.

our traders on the desk, tim seymour, brian kelly, kbrin grasso, guy adom my. >> it looks like wall streetis behind that move, we have all those details many plus it is the greatest bull market ever, this week, making it the longest run in history do you keep betting on the stocks that got us h

. >> joining us now to discuss more on this we have nancy tangler, steve grasso and rick santelli atme in chicago. good afternoon. steve, you and i both have been out for a little while. what do you make of the market levels we are seeing at the moment market highs in sight. is that justified based on what has happened >> sarah said gdp at 4.2%. you have buybacks in large order. you have the technology space growing at 25%. you have tariff concerns that really are dissipating right now. would you want to be a seller in this market place? i would not want to be a seller. i think we will continue to make new highs. >> do you agree? >> yeah. for additional reasons. consumer confidence is up, small business ceo confidence is up. cap x is back. we are calling it the miss congenuality of the economic expansion because it drives producti productivi productivity. we continue to think it is not over. it is just a fact of the underlying providers of software and equipment. we have seen really good earnings from those companies. >> not to be a debbie downer, but so many bears on wall street or

chairman grasso, ranking member feinstein and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before today on behalf of u.s. customs and border protection. as america's unified border agency, cbp is responsible for securing america's orders against all threats to deploying a multilayer risk-based approach to enhance border security while facilitating the lawful flow of people and goods entering the united states. as the committee is aware, the u.s. department of justice instituted the zero-tolerance prosecution initiative in 2018. a reinforcer border patrol is known for many years. consequences are most effective when delivered consistently and without delay. on may 5 2018 border patrol became increase referrals for prosecution of all adults for violations of eight usc 1325 a under this initiative. the law is not ambiguous. any alien enters or attempts to enter the united states anyplace other than a designated port of entry has committed a violation. throughout several decades, the u.s. border patrol has implement various enforcement op