my name is melissa a. may. may. i happened to be his youngest sister. oh, he likes to see his baby sister and i'm connecting from kenya. yet to have you actual it's so lovely to have you on the stream always. this is a new role for you, so, so excited to have you reintroduce yourself and tell our audience your connection with the subject of today's episode of the st. lovely to see if maybe i'm a, i'm in my address in india though i live in bangalore. i'm a writer, so maker and a public health artist and my connection to this is that i edited a collection of essays and sha stories that i was going to talk about boxing because i admired his writing, but mostly because he was a very close friend of mine over the last lot 70 years my life i get to had here and yvonne walk into the street. please introduce yourself to our audience around the world. tell them your connection to being of anger. why nina? thank you for me. um, well i'm yvonne are the on bull war. i'm a writer. i'm connecting from nairobi, kenya. oh, be a banga, was my friend, my brother, my men

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a big deal. bertha has the details. >> just to report at this point, melissa, but bloomberg is reporting that draft kings may do a deal with espn in order to do some sort of a sports betting situation. of course, we have had espn talking about trying to restructure and doing things there. draft kings up about 9% on the news. we are trying to get some sort of confirmation from both companies. so far, nothing. back to you. >> bertha, thank you. disney shares are down by a quarter percent at this point. not much movement on the draft kings side of things but it is interesting as disney ceo has said they would be open to do anything and here we are, doing almost anything. >> guys made this point a long time ago, that if disney got ready for espn attached to gambling that would be the best thing that ever happened. from the draft kings perspective it might be the best thing that ever happened to draft kings, too. the good news for people that have been some of these gamers and i think it's why caesars isn't bought is you are seeing a much more rational promotional advertising environment, possibility on the horizon and you

oh, do you got a solution there about to do to get a talk with my director again, may marla alejandro and among them, melissa and you know, my younger got it and i said, well, i didn't really. yeah. and not you don't need it. linda. if you didn't know it, or do you already when we did, you are, when we wilma, l. o. c u r t. my daughter, me as of you know, mashing, but you know, martin dog wow. bill knows originally nita there, but no one of you did it along with al lease. sure. i miss you a lot a lot and you should have a this is part of a pattern of reprisals against civilian sir. half a 1000000 displaced people are now living in terror. ah, but for the 1st time since the military originally took power in 1962, this growing optimism here that the coalition of paperless, defense forces could transform me on my future. ah and not gonna be running under america in one time. when you get your time out, you'll see on as in your little ones. she basically told her to which one most inaccurately will critique for. did you get all your local tangible chrissy natural or talk? ah, god, you know, i put you my. but eve

a more appropriate phrase. gotta melissa for oddity in johannesburg. ok, another story to bring you to a russian defense minister survey assured who has warned that kia may be planning to use a so called dirty bomb. busy in a false flag operation in order to draw other countries into the ukraine conflict. and just to put on dirty bombs use conventional explosives along with radioactive material and can disperse, are radiation, clyde several kilometers away. now general chicago held a series of phone calls on sunday with his counterparts from the u. s. u. k. france on turkey, on the issue. some of them don't play rushes concerns and instead accused moscow of escalating the rhetoric regarding nuclear weapons, where we're not every western politician sure is that view and have suggested that the u. s. and natives actions are part of the problem. the very likely american sabotage of the nord stream gas pipelines has shown what nato was capable of. let's be wary. they are capable of the worst up to and including the false flag use of an atomic weapon to globalize the conflict. well, former french president nicholas sar, cuz he has joined to other states law m

when that may prove decisive this campaign, only on bank celebrated 3 points, and they returned to the top of the table. that's a job today, melissa. cham half news, asia. next i'll be back at the top of a good ah, ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day in the footsteps of the right people. i'm in your northernmost count, please. ah, 3 times long. but still very much alive, d, that when you travel you'll go to the special hospital in germany. it recognizes where exactly it was fun. i learned a lot our culture history, all their d. w. travel extremely worth a visit with you're watching d w. news asia coming up today, a devastating bridge collapse in india during peak holiday season. with over a 100 dead. many people are asking how this could happen to a newly refurbished bridge. and in south korea, authorities will launch an investigation into this weekend tragedy. goers crushed to death in souls major night life district plus disaster in the philippines following yet another tropical storm. we'll take a look at the death toll and damage. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. s

a-lago. they don't know what charges may be coming down the line. and this might inform them and i think that's interesting. >> melissa, i'm going to flip this on you. the doj has also filed a motion for expedited appeal, so now both sides have to file briefs on an expedited schedule. the doj is claiming that judge amy cannon never had jurisdiction to hear trump's special master motion in the first place. assuming the 11th circuit sides with the doj, does that root out trump's scotus appeal? >> there's an interesting thing playing out in terms of the timing. it's true that justice clarence thomas, from whom trump filed this emergency petition, and it's given the justice department a week to file its response to this motion. but once that response is filed, the government -- the court doesn't have to do anything at that point. the court is not obligated to issue a decision in any kind of a time frame. they could wait to see how all of this plays out at the 11th circuit, and maybe move themselves entirely and not having to say anything at all. so it just could play out in a lot of different ways. again, i think hugo is right. a big thing here is to di

a hold on hiring. i am melissa lee. this is fast money. we are live on a desk. as we mentioned, and other strong day for the market. the best day since may. the nasdaq up more than 3.3%. we will get to that in just a minute. first, the latest on twitter. shares surging after more than three-hour holds. elon musk reviving his offer to acquire the social media company at $54.20 a share.'s original offer above the close. we have the very latest. >> we knew what we were talking about earlier. this is obviously a surprise. it is a surprise to many investors and a surprise to twitter's board and something mr. musk apparently took it upon himself to do yesterday in the evening when he sent the letter that we now have read that has been filed to an amendment. that was the price originally agreed to by the parties on april 25th after he had taken a large stake in the company. we talked about joining and decided not to. he made an offer to acquire the company. he waved his due diligence as well, they reached the $50 $0.20 deal. fast-forward through a lot of very bad blood, litigation. we were set to go to court the 17th of october. as i said let u

her family, died as a result not of any abuse by the police but of complications from surgery she had when she was eight years old. we may never know what really happened to melissais that a tragic death has galvanized, not just the people and protesters across iran. but across the world. sparking massive global outrage against iran's dress code crack down. the bravest of those protesting, of course, our other iranian women and girls. taking a stand. just yesterday, female university student and ty'ron, chanted iranian president rossi to get lost. he was reading a poem that seemed to acquit the protest of whom he called, rioters, with flies. as if he was capable of just, i don't know swatting them away. would you call a 16 year old knee gushy kareem e of fly? her family said that she disappeared in tehran on september the 20th after burning her head scarf and protesting muscleman's death. citing the account of a friend who was with her at the time, and said that she was followed by iranian security forces. more than a week after she disappeared the police called nica's family to say that a body matching her features had been found in the backyard of a building an

what melissa speculation, what might have happened is with the new commander that you spoke of earlier, sort of sort of a lot of the order may have come from him to deliver that attack today. or occasion by the bridge, but i'm, i'm fairly certain that the attack will have been planned and staffed long before that. right. frank? no. vladimir putin is threatening a harsh response to more ukrainian attacks. what, what do you think he's trying to achieve with that message? well, that's very clear, this is an old and tested and failed military strategic instrument morale bombing, british tried against germany. we tried it against the britain, americans started again, serbia, and many times in between. it just doesn't work. the russians would really know better. so let me grab was the longest and that you see in history and what there either. and it's certainly not going to work here. a friend of mine in texted me this morning, a good friend. and she said that the only emotion is cold fury and determination. to put 210 in the same place, we put the musk and his bridge. look how the russian mind has diminished. and that kind of res

a very, very sad life. . >>> welcome to friday and options action i'm melissa lee. the markets tumbled today after better than expected jobs picture -- we may see it in earnings results next week beginning with it banks. we'll help you get setup there and while the fed impact is one thing it's amplified in small caps but there are ways to dampen in options. first before trades let's get quick thoughts on this week from all of you since it has been a roller coaster week. carter worth, what'd you make of it >> well, i think there's that expression when you're hoping it's hopeless. i think there's this hope somehow that we're going to not break below the june lows, and i don't see that at all. i think we're going to break, we are breaking and we break substantially. >> mike? >> yeah, i think we still have more concern ahead you know, if you were just taking a look how we did week over week and say oh, we're up a little over 100 since last friday, but none of the situations we've been talking about then have gone away. if anything there's more evidence now i think that central bankers should continue to persist to try to fix inflation problem.

melissa oddity, china's big singapore, as prime minister, has warned that the u. s. decision to cope the supply of micro chips to chinese companies may create quote, a less stable world dive a nation's leader was responding to the news of sweeping restrictions on tech exports to china. the vital administration's latest move is a very serious one. i'm sure they have considered it carefully. we do worry that valid national security considerations may trigger further consequences resulting in less economic cooperation, less interdependency, less trust, and possibly ultimately a less stable world. so ultimately the us imposed large scale restrictions on exports of semiconductors and chip making equipment to china just earlier this month. and washington expects tie one home to the world's largest trip make a to well to abide by the punitive measures. any nation or cooperation that wants to bypass the band would also need to apply for a special license. also from the united states. chinese government says the restrictions will ultimately weaken that of the global economy. to van ginger sent the trolley, placing camp for political purposes, the stabilizes the supply and ind

melissa lee. this is "fast money" on the desk, courtney garcia, kiaren fine per and guy adami there was this forecast on how much farther the s&p could fall according to jamie dimon. >> may have a way to fall. depends on soft landing, hard landing, it's hard for me to answer that. it could be another easy 20%, and i think like the next 0% will be much more painful than the first, the next 100 basis points will be more painful than the next 100 people aren't used to it, and i think negative rates when all is said and sdron l have been a complete failure >> another 20y from here that implies the s&p below 2900, a level it's not seen since the depths of the pandemic dimon warning that the u.s. could fall into recession in six to nine minutes saying the fed, quote, waited too long and did too little stocks already trading near two-year lows. the s&p getting within four points of its worst level since october 2020 the dow falling below 29000 and the nasdaq posting its lowest close since july 2020 and take a look at the tlt, the ultra long bond fund meant to market a hedge against market volatility, as its lost since 2011 f.dimon is right, we're halfway through the selloff, what do y

melissa, obviously the problem here is if you're buying covered calls you may not get to hold it forever, but you have to take that into account for me it's google wonderful business that throws off aton of cash. in october at the money calls have a 40-% implied so you get something for selling those calls. >> carter? >> it's the seventh largest stock in the s&p, and it's defensive, united health care. >> unh mike khouw >> the guy asking the question said forever, which implies a long time. google hasn't been around that long i like john deere. that was found in the 1837 when you're doing calls you don't want stocks that are going to explode to the upside and you don't want things that are going to go out of business, either. that's also true >> our next tweet says with the continued strength of the dollar, how about a update on gold carter, how about it >> dollar's cracking here. extended bad week. what was up besides biotech and energy gdx, up 7.5% gold bullion also up. i like gold. >> our next viewer asked, what do you think about cash secure puts in amd? forward eps is 15 times. mike >> i like it this is one of the situations where you're looking at a name, the price has been s

and you make that -- to take a look at regionals versus the larger banks that may have to pass on the higher interest rates to wealthy consumers versus the regional. >> melissas more challenging is the deposits that are having as well as corporate deposits we want to own banks that have grandma and grandpa on it. and [ inaudible ] pay or monthly bills an the banks will not pay interest on -- [ technical difficulties ] >> great to see you. thank you. >> you're welcome, melissa thank you. >> i've been optimistic. i think there is so much pessimism in the -- surprised is a positive so i'm looking forward to tomorrow i'm optimistic. >> i'm also looking forward to tomorrow one thing that is interesting, baze of the banks or -- >> goldman, they did not make new lows you saw citi and bank of america and jp morgan do it and act very poorly we talked about jp morgan and fill that gap going back to early november, 2020, whether we had the vaccine move so they've led to the down side and i would say this, guys blackstone, they just did a huge deal in the insurance space. so this is the second. they did that earlier in the year or last year with aig so it looks like the

first of all, melissa, members of the velshi fan of the club may have this, book may have seen is on bookshelves are reddit, but had a called george. they traded with officially changed last year. tell me about the name change. >> sure. it is hard, in some ways, to think now, of how quickly things are changing. but when i start to this book in 2003, i had no thought that it would be published, i called it guerrilla george to myself as a joke. then it was published, it became a george, and it was right about when i got the first copies that i thought this is not the name that she wants to be cold. the idea of what we might call a dead name in, which is the kind of -- funny concept, no one is dead, but the idea that you should called a trans person only by their name that they told you to use is sort of a recent concept. and so, even i didn't realize, it other trans people i was around did not realize it, they had to correct it because the mistake was so wrong. >> that's an amazing story. this girl is for everybody, right? you wrote the book, you do not even realize that. that should give the rest of us cover. if you a

may be trying to move up in moscow's echelons of power. he created the group fighting in ukraine after earning a reputation for brutality around the world. melissa bell has more. >> reporter: at a war council plotting russia's next moves in ukraine, a taunt to the russian army's top brass. look away so they know we're not just picking our noses here. the head of the wagner mercenary group is now believed to have confronted vladimir putin himself about the mismanagement of the war, according to american officials. he'd already been emerging from the shadows, appearing in ukraine in april and in russian prisons, recruiting hardened and sometimes diseased criminals. by the side of the grieving parents of the men he sent to their deaths. now, the united states believes his complaints to putin have centered around the defense minister's handling of the war. >> he is kind of selling himself as, you know, the most loyal servant that can, you know, solve problems. so his rise is the payment for his work. >> reporter: from the kremlin, a clear change of tone since october 8th, with the appointment of general armageddon to head russia's war in ukraine. an

a decision in june by michigan's supreme court to throw out charges against former governor rick snyder and other former officials for their complicity in flint's public health emergency. flint rising organizer melissa maysspoke to democracy now! after that ruling. >> no one is being held accountable. no one is seeg reparations in flint. our homes, our bodies, our lives are still damaged and destroyed and the people responsible are getting away with it because like she said, government has a whole different justice system than the rest of us. amy: in thailand, at least 35 people were killed earlier today when a former police officer went on a murderous rampage. police say the 34-year-old suspect shot and stabbed children at a child-care center in northeastern thailand, killing 19 boys, three girls, and two adults. thai authorities say the assailant then fled the scene, opening fire randomly from his car. he then returned home, killed his wife and child, and turned the gun on himself. it's thailand's bloodiest mass shooting since 2020 when a soldier with an assault rifle killed 29 people and wounded nearly 60 others. in greece, at least 15 migrants have died, dozens more remain missing after a pair of boa

a political stunt for the governors of foreign taxes. melissa russo, with our nbc station in texas, has the latest. >> when they arrive in the city in search of asylum, south american migrants mayourtesy of the new york city tax players. >> we have not gotten any financial support. >> the tents are a controversial solution at the heart of a controversial national political debate over immigration before the upcoming midterm elections. so far, the federal and state governments have not pitched in to help, despite request from mayor eric adams. and city officials are not sharing a clear cost estimate. >> a cost about $325,000 to demobilize from where it should be. and another $325,000 to set up this facility. the rest the cost, we are still analyzing. we don't know how many people will be caring for. >> this tent city is where single male adult migrants will be sent instead of the cities overburdened homeless shelters. there will be less oversight of the conditions than there was in shelter. though we ask, now that the city has finally gotten this relief center up and running, does the city still need it? because of new u.s. policy to send venezuelan asylum seekers back to the me

melissa, things can change a bit in the markets. what's the ultimate price going to be? where is the wiggle room there in terms of what l libor adds u to, is it enough probably not they may have to sell some of the debt at a discount, meaning taking a bit of a loss then the $7 billion equity commitment that musk got from all those people, larry ellison, mark andreesdrandr ee soandresoe ready to write the checks. >> why are twitter shares trading below $54.20 what is your guess >> they were because there was uncertainty about what this meant, and then they were halted my expectation would be when we see the letter, we resume trading, they will trade very close to $54.20. given all the twists and turns here, you can't blame twitter and/or investors, tosome extent, for being a bit concerned. well, what am i missing here that's what happened, melissa. we had a headline. i think it was bloomberg that first reported it. kudos to them in terms of this letter then many of us sort of got a bit of the background here as to what was going on. by then, the shares were halted, news pending, and that's where they've stayed it is trading, as you point out, at a significant spread. that

melissa's message was clear. she was suggesting that caeleb may be responsible for his mother's death. >> i assumed, i'm probably acause of my age. when he assaulted me, i was in my mid twenties. that, compared to a 63 year old woman. like i said, i'm not pointing fingers at him, you just asked, and that is all i've popped into my head. i wondered if. >> with chris buttery, they had been living together with caleb, and they had two children of their own. >> is there anything you can shed light on with respect to bridget? >> the thing that popped through my mind, if anything, was wrong. it was automatically killed. just from his background. i just thought, you know, maybe they had an argument, maybe he did something, i just don't know. i've never trusted him. i think he's violent. he has a violent past. >> caleb harrison, son in mourning, or, suspect? >> coming up -- >> you are going to look at everybody. it makes sense for them to look at kayla from that point of view. >> police had caleb in their sights. did someone else? >> it was going to be what it is. >> when dateline, continues. hen dateline, continues. hide

may i start. >> yes. >> okay. um -- hello i'm melissa with felton since 2006 and i was part of the crew that helped with expansion program. i am a director beneficiary of a parent in i union. he -- his job was protected by his union. so i am prounion at heart and believe in people's choice and folks at felton have a choice whether they want to be part of a union or not and they should not be harassed in accepting being part of the union. so -- i want to advocate for pes in the program there is a divide with people prounion and people that rather not be per of it. and it is very clear. and it is getting in the whistle of the work we are intending to dom we do good work. the union issue is a very big divide with ones that want typeset and withins this don't the withins this don't should be accepted when than i say no this evening that's all i want it say. appreciate your time. have a good day. >> thank you. next speaker, please. that does it if we want to take the last in the chamber >> thank you very much. supervisors first we appreciate the time that you spent today listen to the testimony. workers, in favorite union and in the