img has played them in the past and i just look at this as, again, an opportunity going on espn saw anishop saw an opportunity to be on national tv who knows, maybe you're the coach and maybe we can upset them if you thought that then maybe something is wrong with you and you got img academy on the end who are looking at this. why would you want to play it on national tv and put your kids and endanger those other kids, your opponent? >> you're the sports business reporter money. by the way, the -- >> i do have to ask -- >> they're going to play a couple of days -- i just found out in my voice in my ear, sandy, that the coach got fired. so there's enough of a program where somebody could fire the coach. jabari, you will learn more and take a road trip to columbus and figure it out. jabari, thank you very much. >> cool, brian. >> what a bizarre story. it's crazy. >>> up next, so long animal house and hello penthouse. lots of college kids are living the high life off campus we'll talk more about it and show you some of these digs that will probably make you jealous and how you can also pr

. >>> next, on lectures in history, img academy instructor john prevas teaches a class about the first and second amendments to the u.s. constitution and how these rights have been interpreted by the courts. located in bradenton, florida, img academy is a college preparatory boarding school focused on student athletes.

. >>> next, on lectures in history, img academy instructor john prevas teaches a class about the first and second amendments to the u.s. constitution and how these rights have been interpreted by the courts. located in bradenton, florida, img academy is a college preparatory boarding school focused on student athletes. >>> all right, gentlemen, this afternoon we're going to be looking at the ten amendments to the constitution, which are called collectively the bill of rights. it's the third part of the constitution, and gentlemen, the bill of rights is unquestionably the shining beacon in a world of darkness because it really says to the world as it has over the last 200 years that america is an exceptional country, that america is a country that provides, and considers the rights of its citizens, its inhabitants before anything. so what we're going to look at this afternoon are going to be -- hopefully i'll be able to cover all ten of the amendments. but as you see when we get into them, you're going to find the amendments are incredibly easy to read. the words even though they were w

country in the region, in the world, and in 15 months of a record low rate, i do see a headline from img -- ing economics that bank of korea chooses debt over disease. when asked about the impact of the virus, he said we have to have permanent flexibility here. it is not binary, do we or don't we have cases -- it is here now we have to deal with it. of course, it is also interesting from a policy statement, we know so far ahead of the presser, bank of korea, degree of promulgation to reduce gradually, ok? clearly, they have made their first move, but it's not like they are saying full speed ahead yet. david: we are looking ahead to the press conference which should be starting in about 20, 20 five minutes from now. what would you say we should be paying attention to? kathleen: i was there. i was asking questions. i would want him to elaborate more on what will determine the pace of tightening. if virus cases suddenly start slowing down, can you speed up? are you behind the curve? look how much debt has risen. a lot of people blame those superlow rates, cheap money. why not borrow? are yo

. ♪ >>> next, on "lectures in history," img academy instructor, talks about the first and second amendmentso the constitution and how these rights have been interpreted by the courts. located in braidingten, florida, it's a college preparatory boarding school, focussed on student athletes. >>> all right, gentleman, this afternoon, we're going to be looking at the ten amendments to the constitution, which are called, collectively, the bill of rights.

you because you had another move i wanted to hit today and it's the emerging markets you sold at the imgise some cash. rising rates in the u.s. rising dollar in the u.s. that's not good for the currencies in the emerging markets. saw emerging markets move sideways i'm out of that position >> pete, unusual what do you have today >> i'm going to start with snap. this is pretty interesting there's some really nice size here stock has been anywhere between $21 all the way up to $79 today. trading just underneath $77. we had a buyer of 20,000 of the august 83 calls in here going for anywhere between 71 cents and 78 cents huge trade looking for a big breakout obviously i just gave you where the highs have been. looking for something to break out to the upside here that's an interesting one and some nice size to that trade square is another one. stock trading 271, they started buying calls all the way up to the stock trading up to 281. and actually it's even a little higher than that they were buying 10,000 of this week's expiring, august 13th the 290 calls going anywhere between $1.30 and $3.4