kevin kelly's got the action hey, kevin >> hi, melissa today, you actually saw the put/call ratio come1 1/2 to ending the day 1.16 times. and that's interesting, because tomorrow's move is anticipated to be 6.4% for the stock, and that's about 2% below its historical average and today, the -- one of the most active contracts you saw was the 100 strike put that expires in two days. and we saw at the end of the day, over 5,000 of those contracts traded and they closed around 28 cents. >> all right, kevin, thank you kevin kelly. tim, how are you feeling about nike >> well, i think there's been a major correction in inventory. i think they've done an admirable job on limiting promotions they said they're gouge to limit promotions wholesale is going to contract on this fiscal q-4 '23 number, and that's kind of the story u.s. is going to grow 400%, china ten. i just think this is not going to get away from you i think it's a great company, but i remain shoert steve, quick >> tim has a better feel for nike if i look at the chart, it looks like it still has some potential. last time, i said sk

. >>> options traders are betting there's even more upside for affirm kevin kelly has the action kevin options were heavily traded today we saw 1.75 more calls than puts and that's pretty telling, given the implied volatility on this stock is almost 100. so, one of the most active contracts traded today was the 20 strike call that expires next friday on the 16th and it's certainly traded around 19 cents so, you would need this stock to move 25% higher by next friday >> steve, what do you think about buy now, pay later >> i think it's obviously a very pop ewe lair aspect of it, but i don't think that they're the ones that will ultimately be the best -- best biggest player. i think apple, you are going to see in that space, as well so, extremely competitive. and this was an extension of a partnership that they've had with amazon, they also have a partnership with shopify, walmart and target i think you just sell whatever pop that you can get out of this name. >> kevin, thank you. for more options action, tune into the full show friday 5:30 p.m. eastern tilt. >>> coming up, orange is the

kelly: keep you humble, right? >> a lot of people saying that and is ever going to happen. here comes kevin, i love it. >> kelly: i love people like that, who makes you take out the trash. last time charlie was here he was talking about his first time doing comedy, the memory of first time doing comedy? >> it was an open mic and i brought 20 friends and i performed the next week, no friends so i will remember that and i stayed in medicine for ten more years. >> kelly: it broke you. sp2 broke me, did not do very well. >> kelly: it is so hard. >> just like performance and you're just a list with the mic and not anything else. when you do well call me feel like a million bucks, when you bomb, you are broke. financially. >> make me laugh. >> he is good but he is no kevin. he is not cost up funny, which is not funny at all. >> kelly: so you are, your first role was "the hangover." it is turning 19 next year, which is crazy. i have to ask, because it was your idea to jump out of the trunk naked, et cetera? >> i told the director, i did have slacks on and i said would it be so shocking. the tiger,

. >> and soon the detective would meet an unlikely supporter of kevin's a member of paula's family her sister kellymother thought that kevin was getting a bad rap in the media, not that he was blameless. >> he should've left her he will regret that for the rest of his lot, he is devastated about that he has taken that very hard he wants to kill himself, that's what he talks about all the time. >> do you believe his story? >> yes. >> that he left alone in the cab and went back to the hotel. >> yes i never had. about >> kelly desist or made her own way down to miami to help police in the investigation. >> i just plead with anybody out there that has any information to please come forward. >> she had last seen her sister with kevin that christmas out of family get together. they seemed happy together, no sign of the behavior that got both of them arrested for domestic violence before. if they're going at it like cats and dogs why are they staying together, kelly? >> i don't know, i really -- i asked myself that question now. but when they weren't drinking they got along great. >> kelly said paula was

kevin corke and jackie ibanez and kelly o'grady. what would be america's royal couple? these are just figure heads and just people. i should also note because i am looking at the responses. they don't have to be a couple. you can put anybody up there as king and queen. jackie ibanez, you had two that you wanted to put up but they're not actually married. >> why not? >> i didn't know it was the rule. i think it should be ivanka trump and jared. i am a big fan of ivanka. >> yeah, that's a good pick. >> the kevin corke, the king and queen. everybody seems like they're picking celebrities by our poll here. you, is it celebrity or somebody dead or alive? it could be anybody in history, right? >> that's such an interesting question. i was going to go with a celebrity, too. i was going to say brad pitt and whoever he's married to now. [laughter] >> is it still angelina? >> yeah, i think she was one ago or two ago -- >> come on tom brady and giselle a year ago. >> now it is not as good. matt finn, your monarch? >> i think some people may say michelle obama or barack obama or so

. >> kelly: that's the point, we want you to be comfortable. i'm not, this is kevingoing? >> it's going quite well. a speed when you make predictions for yourself or try to set goals? >> i don't want to disappoint myself by breaking resolutions but i've been working a lot for the last 20 some odd years so i wanted to do something that was a little bit more fun and light and see more of my hometown los angeles more and get to the museums and go -- >> kelly: isn't it funny where you live you never go to any of the things? >> i know people who lived in new york city all their life and they've never been to the statue of liberty average. >> kelly: i know people as well and the sophomore in high school on a trip. how have you not been there? >> we take it for granted, what's available to us at any time. >> kelly: it's cool like 2023, to know that i've got relatives come through. it's so cool to know and see the names. it's nice. you grew up along los angeles and did that influence you to be an actor? >> possibly come on my were actors. >> kelly: that probably influenced y

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. >> nbc's kelly cobiella coming to us live from kyiv, thank you so much for that report. here with me on set to discuss, kevin, executive editor of defense one. kevin, thank you for coming back on the saturday show. so is this just a beef between putin and prigozhin? or is this something that could, part of the analogy here, blow up into a larger internal conflict for vladimir putin with the russian people. >> it already is internal conflict now. this is a civil war in the making, or at least in uprising a coup. there's no honor among thieves, right? and prigozhin for years has been the biggest dog of all in russia. don't forget, he is a mercenary of mercenaries with an army that is committed atrocities across continents, and so putin has long been embedded with him and relied on him purposefully and in the fully to wage the war in ukraine. oddly enough, prigozhin has been complaining for a long time about not getting what he needs, like with the russian military. the war is exposed how bad the military is from the weapons that they have to the stockpiles they have. and so you have already it pretty bad guy c

kelly o'grady in los angeles. i know a.i. is moving fast, now involved in heart surgery, it is not quite that black and white. dr. kevinll, cardiologist, krock consulting ceo. man he did get us through all the covid stuff with lucid, practical advice. great to have the doctor back. good to see you, my friend. >> nice to be here. thank you for having me, neil. neil: what is interesting about this, you can explain it. this will involve a patient in central florida who is receiving this bio monitor implanteddable cardiac monitor powered by a.i., right? so explain, when you say powered by a.i., what does that mean? >> when we put these monitors in we're trying to monitor the heart rythym over a long period of time. as you might imagine that involves a lot of false-positive transmissions, a lot of really noise in the data. the bio monitor four actually possesses a.i. that can sort through the data and really make sure that the physician is notifiedonly when there is a significant heart rhythm be be a normality so we can take action. these monitors with people who passed out or fainted increase diagnostic yield by 70% based

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