what happened to bonnie craig that september day, screamed karen, was murder. >> karen believed she wasblame. >> i think my mom felt very responsible. like i caused this. they killed bonnie because of something i did. >> when justice for bonnie continues. >> when justice for bonnie continues. >>> welcome back. karen campbell's daughter bonnie's body had been found floating in a creek near their home in anchorage. bonnie may have been the victim of a tragic hiking accident. she noticed what appeared to be defensive wounds on her daughter's hands. a clear sign that bonnie had been murder and a sgregrieving mother would stop at nothing to find her killer. here is keith morrison. >>> in the autumn of 1994 a suffocating grief descended in anchorage, alaska, and settled on the home of 18-year-old bonnie craig. it was a very bad night. >> it was tough. it was really tough. >> i guess you just don't know what to do after that. how to channel your emotions. >> we were all devastated. >> reporter: once she arrived home, bonnie's mother karen jumped into action, had to find the truth about bonnie'

but karen could not take it in. not bonnie, her model child, her conscientious college freshman who she knew was going to school that day, not hiking, miles and miles from home and the university. >> none of it made sense. she didn't drive, so how did she get out there? somebody would have had to be with her. and she would not have missed school. she absolutely did not go out there on her own. >> reporter: in fact, bonnie's sister heard her get up that morning at 5:00 a.m. and set out on her 45-minute walk through the predawn dark to catch the bus that would take her to her 7:00 a.m. class at that time university. she usually didn't return home until about 10:00 p.m. packing most of her classes into a few days because she had a job at sam's club. >> she was incredibly responsible. >> reporter: responsible and nurturing toward her younger siblings. ♪ when i was a little bitty boy ♪ >> reporter: in part because their parents, mother karen and stepfather gary, had divorced a couple of years earlier. >> she just liked t

but otherwise i'm staying with it. >> what would you do, karen?ike i hate being short anything that's really cheap, so i would buy that back and i would probably look to roll out something -- i mean the stock is not going to break out crazy to the upside, but maybe you do, you know, another roll -- another month out on 32. >> exactly. >> i think it is interesting that this stock, all of the money center banks, they put up decent numbers and none broke out of the ranges they've been in to me it is not particularly optimistic, especially with the s&p off all-time highs i think the things will underperform ithe f s&p goes lower. >> up next, your tweets and a special final call >>> "options action" is sponsored by think or swim by td ameritrade looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds

karen, come on over to the desk.e first since you are risk reversal. >> i think she nailed a couple things we get questions about from our viewers all the time she owns this stock and is looking to get a little more exposure and is willing to buy more down below. that's why this structure is so perfect for just her kind of trade thesis on the name the other thing karen mentioned, they invested $100 million in this company called goat who saw their sales grow from 250 to as high as maybe 600 last year, year over year this is a company that owns flight club and this online sneaker marketplace. they really want to go after the youth sneaker culture. i think that is something we'll see that partnership expand over time that could be the sort of thing that gets investors to maybe revalue the opportunity in foot locker i just like the fact that she is giving herself a lot of wiggle room for a stock that's been volatile and has room to the down side and the up side. >> it's really interesting also because on the institution

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karen carney‘s nickname is the wizard and karen carney‘s nickname is the wiza rd and there karen carneylly gifted players that england has ever produced. and she hasn't featured as much recently but she has been injured and phil neville told a story about her today. he said that when he got given the job, he got a text m essa g e when he got given the job, he got a text message and he wasn't sure who it was from. it was from karen and it was from. it was from karen and it said. i'm going to the world cup. and he thought, bit cheeky but he said he liked it and was impressed by how well she played for club and then after that, they bonded and of course she has got so much experience and that is one of the things she has got to this world cup. she has helped to natural younger players and bring them through. this is the fourth world cup and she has also played for great britain in the 2012 olympics without hundred and 43 caps. she has given everything for her country physically and mentally. she has been well documented to have suffered from depression for a number of years. and she said t

for being out here, karen. >> oh, god, i'm so excited >> seth: all right, ready?>> seth: karen, i'm gonna show you a photo of something and you're gonna try to tell us what it is. and i should add you have not seen any of these, right >> i have not seen them. >> seth: all right, ready? here we go first one. >> umm, someone who used to be young. [ laughter ] >> seth: now, karen, that's true of everyone. >> not me. okay, um, so he has like a present for a necklace is he a singer >> seth: he is an actor. >> he's an actor >> seth: his name is joey lawrence. >> okay. that, really you told me who it was and it still does not help me >> seth: okay, great [ light laughter ] all right, ready here's the next one. >> okay. >> seth: what is that? >> oh, okay. [ light laughter ] oh, my god okay so my parents had this this is where -- [ light laughter ] you can partly call someone, but you can also fax them things >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, it is a fax machine [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] >> okay, so they're two friends who just won grammys [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, well,

i know risk reversal is a strategy karen finerman likes to use once in a while.looks like a takeout trade to me or getting leveraged in long position. >> for more "options action", tune into the full show tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. eastern time. check out the kramer camp and we will see jim talking with the ceo of align technology. you know that stock got its teeth kicked in. >> don't say that. >> after reporting results catch the full interview top of the hour. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square, much more "fast money" right after this. ♪ >>> "options action" is sponsored by think or swim by td sponsored by think or swim by td ameritrade ♪♪ ♪♪ mno kidding.rd. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? easy. because now xfinity lets you transfer your service online in just about a minute with a few simple steps. really? really. that was easy. yup. plus, with two-hour appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. now all you have to do is move...that thing. [ sigh ] introducing an easier way to move with

so we thought we'd find out exactly what karen knows about the past in a segment called "what does karenplause >> seth: hey >> hi. >> seth: hi, karen, welcome back >> thank you so much for having me >> seth: all right, so here's how this is going to work. i'm going to show you a photo of something, and you're going to tell us what it is or what you think it is. and i should add you've not seen these, right >> yeah, i've not seen them. >> seth: okay, all right here we go ready for the first one? >> yeah! >> seth: all right, there we go. karen, what is that? >> oh, my god. an ancient ipad? [ light laughter ] is it like an og gameboy >> seth: no. >> a pager but with a screen >> seth: this is called a palm pilot. does that mean anything to you >> wait, actually, yes, it does. >> seth: oh, great >> i just had no visual reference for it >> seth: gotcha. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: so you'd you only heard people speak about it but you'd never cared to look at what it would look like? >> yeah, i sort of just like closed my eyes i was bored by it. >> seth: what do you think that little guy is

and i'd like to have karen pence say a few words. you have done a fantastic job, and we appreciate it. mrs. pence: well, thank you, mr. president. and thank you for asking me to lead the delegation. this was probably the highest honor i will ever have as second lady. and you have here, represented -- you have representatives from special olympics, but you also have coaches here. you have unified athletes and you have special olympics athletes here. and they represent several different sports. and we're just so proud of all of them. we've become close friends. i got to see them at the winter games and then i got to see them again at the summer games. and it's so great to see the familiar faces. but one of the great things that i think the president needs to know about all of you is that you are such good representatives of our country. they have made friends with other athletes all over the world. and they stay in touch all the time. and you are really adding to the diplomacy that the united states has. you make us so proud -- not jus

traders on the desk, steve grasso, karen finerman, guy adami, dan nathan. facebook, amazon, google all reporting results flex week. how to pro situation yourself ahead of the big reports a major developing story in the oil market, crude shooting higher on news iran seized two tankers in the strait of hormuz. we are watching the reaction very, very carefully karen, you are noting in the after market session the futures look like it was reacting to this look at the oil market you would think there would be a little bit more to this than what the oil market is pricing in what do you make of in >> too political, it doesn't seem to move oil at all. steve alluded to this a couple of days ago. i don't think geopolitical risk or uncertainty has any effect on the oil market whether it is right or wrong i don't know, but i do think it has -- for the broader market i think it has huge implications, and we'll talk about it quickly. i don't think iran wouldn't do this on their own i don't think. i think clearly they have the backing of somebody out there, and i think th

let's trade this, karen? >> yes sadly, painfully i am long uri. love this company, think the management team is fantastic i don't love citing weather. i think bad weather is not a one off, but it is the way it will be the thing that stuck out to me a little bit and it is not a huge deal, but the thing i didn't like, they talked about it being slightly less than they had given before in their outlook, but their free cash flow actually will be a little bit higher while it sounds great, the reason is because they're going to pull back a tiny bit on their cap ex i like when they're feeling good about spending, and so when they see the returns on that cap ex so it is not a huge amount of money. on the balance sheet they're getting toward the lower end of the leverage they feel comfortable having i would rather see them be a little more aggressive it is not expensive here post market, it is not expensive at all, but as a bellwether for how companies are feeling about the economy and the future of spending money. >> sure. >> i don't love it. >> it is the

karen: aviation for everyone has been good.rganic growth was not what some of the peers were, but it was up 6%. theins were down because new engine ramps. margins were just under 18%. they have been around 20 for a long time. max issue ishe costing more. it is going turnaround. . the plane is going to get back in the air. ge is the sole engine on that. that is why it is important. that is a short-term negative. airspace has a solid outlook. i am not concerned about that. that is the anchor for ge keeping its earnings together while they fix power. aerospace cannot deteriorate. jon: you have done a lot of analysis on whether the company will ultimately have to raise more cash. but would be some of the ways by which they would -- what would be some of the ways by which they would explore doing that? karen: the new ceo made a great billionannouncing a $20 sale of their life science business. that is going to solve a lot of problems. they have 15 billion in cash left if they sell the debt if -- they have their arms around the cash.

. >> karen, come back over to the guest.o get your take first. >> a couple of really interesting things i think she nailed things we get questions from our viewers about all the time she's willing to buy more of it down below that's why this structure is so perfect for just kind of her trade on the name. and as karen mentioned they invegsed $100 million in a company and this is company that owns flight club and this online sneaker marketplace. and i think that's something that we'll see that partnership expand over time, and that could be the sort of thing that gets investors to maybe revalue the opportunity in footlocker. but i like the fact she's giving herself a lot of wiggle room >> i think it's really interesting also because on the institutional side we've definitely seen you know we think about puts against stock positions usually on the retail side people thinking about buying ahead to their portfolios but oftentimes institutions are looking for ways to enhance their returns on existing positions. and also in this in

. >>> i'm pleased to say karen is around the desk with us. karen is somewhat of an expert in this field and has been following publicis' transformation is this a case of short-term pain for long-term gain? or are we seeing signals they will be unable to deliver on the transformation >> you go to a couple of canned lines you become an expert in advertising, but i think we all covered some of the structural challenges in this sector. the problem is that invests potentially did not expect this to stretch out for so long the problems are into 2020 potentially. this company has done more than others in some ways in the sense that it made a major acquisition of a data business recently. the likes of wpp have been

karen, thoughts?i am long mastercard so it will be similar dynamics i think they're both priced for maybe not perfection but a lot of really great things those things are happening, so i think in an okay tape it will be fine mastercard seems to have a little more momentum recently, cross border important for them as well. i would hang on to either one. >> yes tim? >> it is hard to argue with karen's argument on the valuation. it is just, you know, but the valuation for the last couple of quarters has been something that people tend to look past visa direct, other online -- kind of electronic in -- in essentially e payment solutions, put these guys in with some of the most innovative companies in the world right now in an exciting space so the multiple increase is explainable and i'm not sure we know what multiple. >> would you rather, guy >> i like this game. >> can you play this >> it is not a -- thank you for the graphic. it is a would you rather. >> we don't have the pick your poison graphic. >> it

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here is karen seller's new a business, ream of 15 year in the making. >> i'm a member of the nationalveled all over. >> reporter: the washington, d.c. native had been a hairstylist for 20 years but always dreamt of having the first black female ice cream shop in this neighborhood was no easy feat. >> it was very hard getting to this point. very tiresome but it was all worth it. >> reporter: karen said it took blood, sweat, and tears an a whole lot of money od thing happen to good people her father always said and for karen that goodtu f came in the form of several grants including $50,000 from grape street funding and now karen is passing on all of the busine lessons she has learned to her young employees, many of whom a young d.c. natives. >> but i also want to teach a lot of young people how to prepare their sale for that foundation. >> most importantly, she is ic development and we are very happy and we are going to be behind her 100%. >reporter: the aloop's menu features cookies and cakes from other local women, looking to one day open up their own store front. for karen, this spa

with me today is karen flood who will be showing you all a brief presentation on the upcoming renewal of the bid. >> thank you so much, chris for that nice introduction and for all your good work in helping us renew this bid. good afternoon. resident norman yee, aaron peskin for sponsoring this legislation and supporting us and also supervisor haney who also also part in his district and all members of the board of supervisors. my name is karen flood and i'm the executive director of the union square bid and i'm pleased to have this opportunity to present to you today the case for why to renew the union square bid for another 10 years and present our plan. so the union square bid, we're proposing to renew for another 10 years until 2029. we are proposing minimal changes to the current 27 blocks. just to round out the borders. we are proposing some enhancements to the following services which really are based on over 18 months of solid outreach to the stakeholders in our district. so namely we're proposing a 20% increase in the clean and safe staff team wages. we think this is really i

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i would like to have karen pence say a few words. you have done a fantastic job. we appreciate it. >> thank you for asking me to lead the delegation. this is probably the highest honor i will ever have a second lady. you have here representatives from special olympics, coaches, unified athletes and special olympics athletes. they represent several different sports. we are so proud of all of them. we have become close friends. i got to see them at the winter games and again at the summer games. it is so great to see familiar faces. one of the great things i think the president needs to know about all of you, is that you are such good representatives of our country. they have made friends with other athletes all over the world and they stay in touch all the time. you are really adding to the diplomacy of the united states. you make us so proud. not just for your athletic prowess but for the way you represent our country and the way you reach out to other nations and other athletes. it is such a privilege to be here with you today. then't know if mary davis, presiden

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thank you. >> karen >> i mean, along -- i'm lukewarm on it. i feel like the bearishness is out there, and i feel like it's sort of reflected in the stock i don't think that -- kudos to coming out, putting yourself out there and saying we're going out on a limb. >> the analyst price targets seemed like -- it was 150. >> without it being a sell >> without it being a sell >> but so i don't think it's -- i don't think there's a ton of bullishness priced in here so i'm staying long. even though i'm not wildly bullish on the market. i'm staying long >> yeah, i think what the company often likes to point investors to the fact that their service, their business is growing at like a fortune 50 company's revenues you know what i mean it's growing off of a massive installed base the problem is, the installed base is not growing, and it may never really grow again. if you have a massive deceleration in the revenue of the services, you get to yourself and say, okay, you're saying best case scenario you see 20 times here's the stock that's trading 17.5 time

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[applause] karen and i have -- she said seven million. [cheers and applause] vice pres.ce: it's a movement that spans this nation and it is a movement for such a time as this. [applause] vice pres. pence: karen and i have always treasured our relationships with christians united for israel. we worked hand-in-hand with this organization when i was governor of the state of indiana. with your strong support, i was proud to sign the toughest anti-bds legislation of any state in america, and i thank you. [applause] vice pres. pence: but you deserve to know, remarkably today all but one democrat running for president voted against the combating bds acts in the united states senate. so let me make this one more point. anyone who aspires to the highest office in the land should not be afraid to stand with israel. [cheers and applause] america and israel are more than friends. we are more than allies. the united states and israel are family. [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: descended from a common tradition of faith, we're a family that upholds common values, and together,

chinese government now demanding a criminal investigation a resolution is still a long way off and karen chang is studying political theory here in berlin she's been researching the political protests in hong kong she joins us in our studio karen thank you for being with us we've seen beijing now condemning the violence of vandalism with a very strong tone do you think. going to see the central a chinese government now take a very tough stance towards these protesters. i can't tell what beijing government will say a would do but i'll say that it's not valid and in hong kong because of protests i have actually tried many out of different grades to get the government hear them but then the government turn a deaf ear for example they have the 2000000 downs gratian and also civil disobedience but then the government didn't listen to them so they tried to storm into the. parliament but then their government refused to talk to them and also the protest when they were in the parliament very disciplined. they didn't hurt anyone they didn't destroy any and tick and historical books so what they d

karen, karen you've got to try this. breakfast in bed? major. husband. points. would you l'eggo your eggo? >>> this morning the nation is remembering a true american trail blazer ross pot has died. the self-made texas billionaire tried twice to reach the white house as an independent and left his mark as one of the more colorful figures to run for president. nbc's chuck todd has more. >> reporter: the self-made man from texarkana >> the party's over and it's time for the cleanup crew. >> reporter: henry ross perot founded electronic data systems in 1962 with a $1,000 check. later selling the company to general motors and becoming an early tech billionaire in 1992 he catapulted into national politics. >> if you want to register me in 50 states, number one, i promise you this, between now and the convention we'll get both parties' head straight >> the most successful third party candidate since teddy roosevelt in 1912 to this day bush and clinton supporters debate who perot hurt more in 1992 >> you don't care about anything but making money, there will be a giant