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todd berman, roberto hernandez, karen siegel, melissa scott, julia roberts-fong, jill daneen, robin saunders, an amarie tillian, bill armstrong, sierra ortiz, joseph churchill, isabella palomonde. go ahead. you can -- you can begin. >> my name is jessica buchsman. i'm a parent at new tradition elementary school. my two boys have directly benefited from the district's vapa program and funding with vapa teachers in their schools. i'm also a product of sfusd schools? i've had kids in the district for the last eight years so i've been through and seen many struggles for funding. so i was saddened but not surprised this afternoon to receive a distress call from our school community? i even left my eight-year-old at home with my 13-year-old in order to be here. and i'm still here, even though a lot of people have already said what needs to be said because i want the teachers to know that they have parents' support. to the board, we're counting on you as our elected representatives to fund the arts. through vapa, through the peef as it exists, the last-minute change that we heard about today feels

. >>> sara, "fast money" does begin right now live from the nasdaq market site i'm scott wapner in tonight for melissa lee. tonight we have the ceo of taketwo entertainment, strauss zelnick here to talk about his big push into e-sports as they hosted their draft this week we do start with the global growth fears gripping wall street the dow down 200 points at the lows rebounded nicely at the close. china got slammed overnight, the u.s. added only 20,000 jobs in february, worst week of the year for stocks, as we mark the ten-year anniversary of the bull market came close to dying this fall. as growth slows around the globe, the bull looks like it could be in for another bear scare. how worried should investors be? tim, i lead you with that breaking news that these trade talks are taking longer than expected who could have thought that? >> well, i think i hear some sarcasm, scott if you throw trade dysfunction into the middle of a market getting growth signals that are very difficult, headline on today's payroll number was shocking if you look below the surface, it wasn't that bad there are some irregul

" starts right now live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square i'm scott wapner in for melissa lee. tim seymour, steve grasso, dan nathan and guy adami ahead on "fast," financials under fire the group sinking deeper into correction as the ten-year yield hits its lowest level since 2017 and the top technician says there's more pain coming and what to buy instead. the dow on track for its first down month of the year more volatility, guy says this stock right here could be about to break out but we start where else, apple. hosting a star-studded event with a new streaming service, gaming services and credit card. josh lipton has more from cupertino. >> the star of the show had to be that new video streaming service. it's called apple tv plus. >> we partnered with the most thoughtful accomplished and award-winning group of creative visionaries who have ever come together in one place to create a new service unlike anything that's been done before. [ applause ] apple tv plus. >> so this new service, scott, will feature original show, movies and documentaries from hollywood supersta

live from the nasdaq market site in times square, i'm scott wapner for in melissa lee. ahead on "fast," the s&p on track for its best quarter in years and a handful of stocks have gone parabolic. we'll tell you which ones have more room to run. >>> check out lululemon soaring after its earnings report tonight. that stock up more than 100% over the past year we've got those details coming up we start with a big reversal for stocks today the dow swinging more than 300 points as the bond market continues to wreak havoc on wall street the 10-year yield sinking to its lowest level in 14 months as the yield curve continues to flatten. even utilities falling today should you shake off the growth fears? and what is safe to buy? guy. >> again, welcome back day two of this week i know you're playing hurt, so kudos to you. >> thank you thanks for looking out. >> so are the growth fears overblown? well, we talk about them a lot but are they overblown no, not at a vix of 15 and not when the s&p 500 is within 4% of the all-time high this fall. the market doesn't seem all that concern

. >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york's times square, i'm scott wapner in for melissa lee tonight on "fast," stocks stalling out, but ubs's keith parker says don't worry, new highs are coming he'll tell you where to find the best bargains in the market. >>> plus the ge shocker, the stock falling back below $10 a share. we'll tell you what the ceo said not that long ago that has investors so worried. >>> first, we start with global growth fears weighing on the mind of investors. kyle bass just the latest to sound the alarm. listen >> so it looks to us like southeast asia is headed for a recession in 2019. europe is headed for a recession in 2019. and the u.s., the kind of fiscal impulse from our tax stimulus is going to be wearing off towards the end of 2019, where i think the u.s. will -- you know, the world will not have a recession and the u.s. keep growing, so i think you're going to see the u.s. have a minor -- a minor pullback in 2020. >> are you betting on u.s. stocks >> i'm not i think given the scenario that i just gave you, what i think is likely to happen is

scott roxboro. w. news asia is up next with melissa trailed thanks for watching. place. to. go in the. more than twenty five hundred points within forty five feet. that's her mission color foggy day from concord and normandy she's revolutionizing access to safe sanitation in her hometown but please i am the chosen souls approachability they were shall go to the door looking for you and i would be easier. to sixty minutes w. . sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. ecologist. began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. deep in the rain forest in central africa. the biochemical. invoking on lists of books and the little building blocks leaving the. money legal costs he was needed by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to a son who was the son only of the jungle and returned to the concrete and glass trunk. the result reverse culture shock. a fucking realize how strangely artificial little. really connected to life. was. the prize winning documentary from the forest starts first on t.w. . this is the asia coming up on the program the final campaign ral

. >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york's times square, i'm scott wapner in for melissaks stalling out, but ubs's keith parker says don't worry, new highs are coming he'll tell you where to find the best bargains in the market. >>> plus the ge shocker, the stock falling back below $10 a share. we'll tell you what the ceo said not that long ago that has investors so worried. >>> first, we start with global growth fears weighing on the mind of investors. kyle bass just the latest to sound the

live from the nasdaq market site in times square, i'm scott wapner for in melissa lee. track for its best quarter in years and a handful of stocks have gone parabolic. we'll tell you which ones have more room to run. >>> check out lululemon soaring after its earnings report tonight. that stock up more than 100% over the past year we've got those details coming up we start with a big reversal for stocks today the dow swinging more than 300 points as the bond marke

. >>> sara, "fast money" does begin right now live from the nasdaq market site i'm scott wapner in tonight for melissae the ceo of taketwo entertainment, strauss zelnick here to talk about his big push into e-sports as they hosted their draft this week we do start with the global growth fears gripping wall street the dow down 200 points at the lows rebounded nicely at the close. china got slammed overnight, the

" starts right now live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square i'm scott wapner in for melissa seymour, steve grasso, dan nathan and guy adami ahead on "fast," financials under fire the group sinking deeper into correction as the ten-year yield hits its lowest level since 2017 and the top technician says there's more pain coming and what to buy instead. the dow on track for its first down month of the year more volatility, guy says this stock right here could be about to break out but we start where else, apple. hosting a star-s

scott helped us to lower drug price, get record number of generic drugs approved on the market. so many other things. he and his talents will be greatly missed. melissathere you go. taking on wall street. house democrats introducing new legislation aimed at imposing taxes on wall street transactions. how likely is it to pass and how will it impact the stock market? connell: mark cuban creating buzz around a possible 2020 run. what that billionaire is saying coming up. melissa: devastation in alabama. officials are still searching for survivors as tornadoes completely destroy homes across the state. now the president is planning to visit. we have a live update from one of the hardest hit areas coming up. ♪ but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investmen

melissa colorado breaks it down. >> much like the housing in the bay area, the rent for the raiders is going up. >> if you do what's best for the vans, you can always win. >> you can call scottnegotiations between the coliseum authority and the raiders. >> this deal is about what's best for the fans and the taxpayer. >> last year mark davis threatened to leave oakland after the city filed a federal lawsuit against the team and the nfl over their move to las vegas. >> they did their window shopping, they find out what they had here was still a good deal. >> here's what raiders and the coliseum authority agreed on. the rent will more than double to 7$7.5 million for the 2019 season. if the team's new stadium in las vegas is not ready by 2020, the team can extend the lease but the rent jumps to 10$10.5 milli. the raiders also agreed to pay $750,000 to settle parking fees. >> to see antonio brown. >> the coliseum gets to keep all the mochb fney for naming right. what are the odds of the las vegas stadium not opening in time forcing the raiders to stay in town for two more seasons? >> probably 50/50. the deadline is very tight. >> what's next? the oakland city council and the ala