demand dye an na olick has more. >> reporter: this 60-year-old home on thedge of nantucket harbor is considered a tear a tear down with a list price of $24 million. that's just how much money is pulling into port on this historic island. the property has been in real estate agent edward sanford's family for decades. >> in the verth high end o market where this house is, buyers don't care about the house. they -- they're looking for the location. we see perfectly good brand-new houses gutted and the -- because the buyer wants his vision. he has the money. >> reporter: with ult high e restaurants and retail crowding into the cobble stone streets, nantucket real estate is reaping the rewards of a robust eonomy. dollar volume of island homes sold inhe first quart t ter of this year was up 50% from a year ago. the 4 to $6 million range is a sweet spo with sales up 300% compared to a year ago, allco ing to gray point properties. >> when the markets are good, the equity ma aets, people obviously getting richer, making more money and so they're more inclined to, you know, want to spend that

ining the whaling industry nantucket by brokering a contract between the nantucket whalers and the city of paris, to light all the streetlamps. jefferson said of lafayette, and i quote. i only held the nail, he drove it. nantucket voted at a town meeting to dedicate one days no from every cow on the pound to produce a 500 cheese which they sent to lafayette in france. the next is a children's book which tells the story and on the reverse is an account in a newspaper of the town meeting at which this was voted. several people who have told likestory to say that is sending colston newcastle, cheese to france. -- coals to newcastle. intent was to only first 13 states, but he had received invitations from all the others and he decided to except them. southruary, he headed from washington city. the party traveled to columbia, the capital where in incident occurred. many of the southern states, the had decreed slaves as well as friedman would be barred from the public events. columbia was one of the places where that occurred. in an autobiographical sketch, written by a doctor who was a milit

>> yeah. >> jimmy: there is no chinese restaurants in nantucket?yeah. we heated it up. you knowit's like delivery. >> jimmy: you have to have cold egg rolls at your wedding. you have to just for fun. >> just for that, you know? >> jimmy: just for the fun of it. >> memories. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, exactly, yeah. i want to talk about "the four." >> yes. >> jimmy: first of all, congrats. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: it's a hit. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love it. >> thanks. >> jimmy: it's a new take on i everything aove -- i know diddy for a long time, and he's great. >> yeah.im >>: but, the idea of it is basically there's four -- there's four like, talented singers, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: and then different people come on, and they challenge one of the ftar to their spot in the four. >> you do it so well. you explain itxao well. yes,ly. >> jimmy: that's right, right? so, that's what it is. so the four -- >> we got our four that we love and then new challengee up each week. >> jimmy: and then you knock a a four, now you beco

glowed by new england boiled blubber and forgetting him-- and to say thanks for getting them all nantucket rallied its milk cows to send him a giant wheel of cheese. that's gratitude. [applause]. >> so american, let's send cheese to france. [laughter] >> finally, after his two-month voyage on his ship, the victory, which he called floating on this dreary plain, they came ashore in charleston, around midnight june 13, 1777. waking up the households of major benjamin cukor of the south carolina militia and that's where they stayed and lafayette wrote later, i retired to rest that night rejoicing that i had at last attained the haven of my dream. he went on to gush the next morning was beautiful work everything around me was new to me, been room, the bed draped in delicate mosquito curtains, the black asserted to came to me quietly to asked my command, the strange new beauty of the landscape outside my window, the luxury and vegetation all combined to produce a magical effect. in other words, it was a buggy swamp chock full of slaves. life that was in love. so, he and his men basically start

but nantucket doesn't have a lot of murder.d thing. i was able to sort of useartiic unfold naturally and organically for me. i change who'd did it about two-thirds of the way through the book. i wrote two-thirds thinking i knew who did it. and then it was revealed -- i thought, no it wasn't that person, it was this person. >> you had written this book twice. >> exactly. >> you changed the person who dies -- >> i changed the person who dies and changed the idea of who did it. >> a twist -- >> it's correct now. i can say that. >> you did the work, going to the p.d. but there are some elements of this that you probably didn't need to research as much. there is a character in the book who lives on nantucket, is an author on her 21st book. >> that is true. i did that on purpose. i sort of poked fun at myself. the mother of the groom is a murder mystery novelist. and she's just zip her 21st -- just written herer 2 publisher -- >> that did not happen to you. >> no. she was coasting. i did that as a nudge to myself to make sure that i'

go halfsies. >> i liked the google dock i don't think i've been to nantucket.ng? >> oh, my god. you're missing everything. i don't want to have a commercial, but let's say i come here a lot truth be told i'm actually on vacation because working today because i couldn't resist. >> see now you're working on the vacation it's like the lose/lose. but it does look beautiful there. diana, thank you for joining us. diana olick. >>> just so you know, hp ink c.e getting a little bit of a pop. the company higher on a stock buyback. just keeping an eye on that one. thanks for tuning into "closing bell," everybody "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's time square, i'm melissa lee. tonight on "fast," bitcoin showing signs of life despite a cryptoclash. founder of light coin will be here to see why the crypto-universe is about to moon >>> plus the bid and who will the loser buy instead. the traders play a special game of match maker we start off with fang gone wild these stocks

i have to say he was very, very helpful, but nantucket doesn't have a lot of murder. lot of cases to give me. >> that's a good thing. >> yeah. it was a good thing. i was able to use a lot of artistic license and have it sort of unfold naturally, me. i changed who did it two-thirds of the way through the book. then it was person. it's tperson. >> you k of wrote the book twice. >> yes, exactly. >> you changed the person who died. >> yes and the idea who did it. but it's correct now, i can just say that. >> but you did the work going to the pmt d., but there are some elements of this that you probably didn't need to research as much. there's a character in the book who lives on nantucket, is an author on her 21st book. >> that's correct. i poked fun at myself. the mother of the groom is a murder mystery novelist and she write as book that gets rejected by her publisher. >> that did not happen to you. >> no. did that as a little nudge to myself to make sure i'm never coasting every book is better than the last. >> speaking of coasting, you're incredibly prolific. you have

. >>> it's the tiny island everyone wants to own a slice of we're going live to nantucket, massachusettsrman automakers to end tariffs between the u.s. and eu. is this the first sign the president's strategy is working? don'go awhe.t nyer "power lunch" is back in two minutes. [phone ringing] need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. >>> a news alert on facebook's instagram. >> right behind us gave us new numbers. said instagram has 1 billion monthly active users in september they had 800 million. that is a big jump also a product announcement. instagram pushing harder into video. they announced this new video hub that will live within the instagram app and has a stand-alone app. videos can now be up to 60 minutes. right now they can post videos up to one minute anybody can post these long-form videos both creators, p professional creators and users. of course, it also means instagram, the competition heats up with its rivals like you

. >> hello, michelle well, believe it or not, nantucket is now more expensive than the hamptons.rage sale price there, $2.3 million versus only $2.1 million in the hamptons we toured a $42.5 million mega home which is actually 12 homes in one and it's got its own digital brain room you're looking at harbor hill, one of the most expensive estates on nantucket the 18,000-square foot mega home was repeatedly listed for $42.5 million. >> what makes this home different from any other home on the island is that it's a cluster of 12 cottages, each very reminiscent of classic new england architecture >> each structure is connected by glass hallways. there's a cottage for the dining room, one for the master suite, and even one that's home to the great room the owner is a telecom tycoon who spent a fortune to wire his summer home with a cutting edge glowing brain room >> the technology alone is worth $2.5 million >> the millionaire hid the island's only subterranean movie theater. he also built his guests a cottage that houses a super suite with a private gym and spa. >> people come to nan

see why this business not just in the hamptons but all over resort communities, martha's vineyard, nantucketnia, is going to get big business just because of the traffic. we're going to be there about 20 minutes. we'll come back to you when we land >> as brian says getting our morning traffic update from robert frank headed out to the hamptons today we'll check in with him again soon >>> when we come back, we'll have breaking economic news. u.s. equities this morning have u.s. equities this morning have been ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% rene higheenergy goal. we're a very small electric utility. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ "squawk box" will be right back. using smart sensors on their network that lets us collect near real time data on our power grid. (colton) this technology is helping us integrate rooftop solar, which is a very important element of getting us to our renewable energy goals. ♪ (shelee) if we can create our own energy, we can take care of this beautiful

this year, they are now doing service to the hamptons, nantucket, martha's vineyard what they do is act of the skies you can type in east hampton friday at 2:00 and find all the operators, all the helicopters and sea planes that could take you here this afternoon. the flight we took this morning was on a company called foxtrot booked through blackburg, about $100 cheaper than blade. we talked to rudd davis, the founder of blackbird he said given how many empty seats are flying around the skies, there is a huge opportunity for an app that connects those empty seats with passenger passengers. >> taking advantage of all the access capacity and connecting that with all the demand out there, truly reducing the friction for anyone out there who wants to book a private flight. >> reporter: in ten years, the flight from manhattan to the hamptons could be as cheap as $50. and that means airports like this one are going to be swamped. guys, back to you. >> wow, a lot of people willing to pay $700 to $1,000 to avoid that friday afternoon traffic. robert frank, thank you, from east hampton. >>> com

a little nantucket red pants adds some color.my favorite colors of suits for men of the summer. this suit from h&m, only $34.99 for the pants. >> i love the "t." >> you need to add a sneaker instead of a dress shoe. >> i am digging the next look. >> i love this look. and he's digging the look, too. denim jacket from target. love a little flounce on the pocket square. khaki pants from zahra, looks so good. shoes from macy's. >> what are you drinking? >> bourbon? >> all right. over to you, al. >> it's real and it's spectacular. all right. joining us right now, we have the fabulous bobbie thomas. she's going to look at the, maybe dressing down the office a little bit. >> just a hair, especially this time of year, with the warm weather coming up. >> starting with your husband, michael. >> my husband, michael. so, he works in a really traditional office. they have to be conservative. and a cotton suit can get wrinkled. menswear meets the future. it's stretch and cool wicking. adam scott helped to collaborate the design. $60 for the ja

abby: like someone sitting on the coast of nantucket drinking a latte.ng their "new york times," getting their news for the day. oh, pete, thank you for representing the country today. pete: i try. why can't a man of the people wear a little seersucker once in a while. abby: what do you think of the suit? ed: is that middle america or coastal elite? pete: ed, you are having your hay day. drinking coffee and having a moment with you. abby: good to have you back there is a lot of news to get to. last night hosting angel parents, families that have been separated and will be separated forever. and he talked about the importance of what they have been through and how this part of the conversation we talk about immigration somehow gets missed and doesn't get -- ed: politicians have events all the time, whether it's the democrats trying to make their points known. the president trying to get his message out. this is one where personally i was hosting deign naps show while this was happening yesterday afternoon and you just say time-out and actually listen to t