and nathan answered the door. it would not be the last time that he answered the door to fbi agents. the kids moved to oregon where they had never lived before, and lori got full custody. she was living there and working, i believe as a geologist at the time. jim pleaded guilty for his espionage and was sentenced in early '97 in alexandria, virginia, just down the pike here which has earned the reputation, particularly in espionage cases, of moving things very quickly. it is known at the rocket docket. as is the custom, the judge asked jim if there were anything he might like to say at his sentencing. and in my opinion jim nicholson has never missed an opportunity ever to talk about himself. reading again from the book, when it was jim's turn to speak he stood somberly. those in the front row of the gallery could see he wore dress shoes with no socks. he told the judge he had lost everything that was dear and important to him except his faith in god and his endless love for his chirp. his actions, he acknowledged,

and nathan answered the door. it would not be the last time that he answered the door to fbi agents. the kids would move to oregon where they had never lived before and she got full custody. she was living there and working i believe it as a geologist at the time. jim pleaded guilty for espionage of a sentence in early 97 to or u.s. district judge james co-chairs down the pike here which has earned a reputation for espionage cases moving things very quickly is known as the rocket daca. as is the custom co-chairs asked him if there was anything he might like to say at his sentencing and in my opinion jim nicholson has never missed an opportunity ever to talk about himself. reading again from the book when it was jim's turn to speak he stood somberly. those in the front row the gallery could see he wore a dress shoes with no socks. jim told cucharis he lost everything that was ever dear an important his faith in god and endless love for his children. his actions acknowledge that blotted out all the good things he ha

nathan, what do you make of this shift?are talking about potentially bidding on the rights to stream the first ever streamed nfl game. that is a big deal. that is bound to be a big change in their strategy. nathan: it is a major move and a significant one. who knows how sincere that bid actually was? i do think in terms of positioning they really wanted to show they are sincere about capturing audiences around live events and live events being so important for them as a lot of their content is so ephemeral. emily: what interests me is they might even hire journalists. they might even hire journalists to curate these tweets. what do you think of that? hayes: that is fascinating. that is a very important change. twitter has been this reverse chronological timeline forever and having actual human beings curate things at scale would be a big challenge. i do think that'll help to surface the best content that is available. emily: sarah, what should we read into this given the leadership changes happening at twitter with dick pas

this nathan bedford forrest statue is four feet tall, it's been there since the 1970s. tennessee's republican governor bill haslem said today that he now want this is nathan bedford forrest bust taken out of the tennessee state capital. it's interesting. there was a law passed in tennessee in 2013 that makes it almost impossible to remove confederate monuments in tennessee when people object to them. because of that new law passed by tennessee republicans in 2013, it's going to be hard to remove that founder of the klan bust from the tennessee state capital. but the republican governor of the state now says he will support any effort to do that. governor bill haslem says he wants to state of tennessee to stop issuing confederate flag license plates. that actually shouldn't be hard at all. virginia governor terry mcauliffe today just ordered the state of virginia to stop issuing confederate flag license plates, he cited last week's supreme court decision which allowed the texas state government to deny requests for confederate flag specialty plates. as the democratic gov

nathan, what you make of this shift?are potentially bidding on the rights to stream the first ever streamed nfl game. that is a big deal. that is bound to be a big change. nathan: it is a major move and a significant one. who knows how sincere that it actually was? i do think in terms of positioning they really wanted to show they are sincere about capturing audiences around live events and live events being so important for them as a lot of the content is so ephemeral. emily: what interests me is they might even hire journalists. they might even hire journalists to curate. nathan: that is fascinating. that is a very important change. to it or has a reverse chronological timeline and having actual human beings curate things to scale would be a big challenge. that would be a great way to service the content. emily: what about the leadership changes happening with dick passing the baton to jack dorsey as interim ceo? is this a change in vision even though jack dorsey has been saying there will not be one? sarah: this is so

i took the cameras back and handed one to nathan. >> nathan hit his head and appears to be in shock.d in the video. there are things that i remember and there are things that i don't remember. even though i was acting fairly normal, it was obvious i wasn't right for awhile. >> but it's les they're most concerned about. >> i saw my dad was bleeding pretty badly. >> we knew he had a broken jaw. i could tell he had a broken face because of the way his cheek was collapsed. he communicated to us about rip pain. >> fortunately for les, nathan is a dentist and alec is a physician's assistant. >> where are you hurt? on the right side of your face, okay. >> there really wasn't a whole lot we could do for him other than try to make him comfortable. >> they've survived the crash, but have no way to call for help. there's no cell phone service. the nearest town is 45 minutes away. and no one expects them back for several hours. then a stroke of luck. they've crashed near a camp site. >> within five minutes there was a couple that showed up and had heard or seen this happen. >> and so they went t

amy: nathan schneider?the pope is calling here for us to change how we live, what we do with our resources. this is not just moving from one count of consumers him another. this is a kind of spiritual renewal and also a material renewal that -- in which we turn ourselves toward an economy that is sustainable that is life-giving both for humidity and the rest of the world. an eco-nathan schneider of the catholic magazine and naomi klein, author of "this changes , everything: capitalism vs. the climate." thank you for joining us. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. ement elders. dr. cornel west considers everything from black lives matter to the death of blues master b.b. king. and later in the show, an excerpt from a new film about miss major griffin-gracy, a veteran of the stonewall riot that helped spark a movement for lgbt liberation.

that's her friend nathan who is about to surprise her with this puppy he just adopted for her.ch her reaction. >> are you going to touch it? >> after you touch it you have to keep it. >> it's yours. >> what? [ laughter ] >> why is she so emotional. >> the story behind is it she's a stage 3 breast cancer survivor. >> wow. >> and this is the first time she gets her hair done after having gone through treatment. she's finally getting her hair back. i love this because you think she's hyperventilating over a puppy and you know what they deserve that kind of love and attention. i think this puppy is going to be happy for the rest of his life. >> nathan used to be her roommate. after everything she's gone through was feeling a little lonely and he decided the only thing that makes sense in this situation is to get her a puppy. >> oh. that's a cutie. >> look at the face on that puppy. >> awe. >> so yeah congratulations to both of them. >> the guys from big dog's tv decide to p this man is having trouble offloading his diamonds. >> why wouldn't people call the cops? of course. >> and s

nathan says he is sure this is who he is. many respect accepting. >> no one should be called an it thing or a she/he. >> reporter: some school districts are confronting transgender issues. after a heated public meeting last month, the fairfax county school board voted to add gender identity protections to the district's no discrimination policy. tonight, the fairfax county school board will decide whether to include optional gender identity and sexual orientation lessons in its health curriculum for seventh and eighth graders. reverend emma and roxanne edwards started fourth fridays. >> we created a place and an environment that is safe for people to share their deepest truths. >> middle school was very tumultuous for him. >> the first generation that we have really done that with that we have paid attention and listened. >> reporter: around the circle, nathan is called brave. >> having, um, friends and family that accept me for me is -- is amazing. >> reporter: unconditional love has become the only way for these mothers. >>

he endorsed a proposal to remove a bust of nathan bedford forest, the confederate general who helped found the ku klux klan from the state capital. last night, walmart, largest retailer in the country, announced it will remove all items that promote the confederate flag from its shelves. this was apparently an unprompted move now a number of other outlet suits are following suit, from big box stores like sears and walmart and smaller businesses like etsy, ebay and valley forge flag. which means if you're in the market for an authentic confederate soldier uniform like this one from target, you're probably out of luck. you can't even be by a used version on ebay or a hand crafted one from a seller on etsy. like wise, this redneck firefighter t-shirt, this confederate beer pong table from amazon or this dixie doll baby onesie from ebay. there's still demand however. sales of confederate flag merchandise skyrocketed 3,000% in the last few days on amazon.com, before the company took the listings down. in just a few day's time, opinion in this decades-long debate have shifted massively. on

more prime location, kidding, not a prime location but wants to dig him up, move the grave site of nathanwho also was a kkk leader. okay. he's got a bad side. digging up graves is hard work. the mayor said, quote -- he also referenced the charleston shooter who embraced the confederate flag as a symbol of hate and noted that what happened in charleston is related to the confederate flag. local sons say the flag had nothing to do with the church massacre calling him very well respected. he's a military leader still studied worldwide in military academies today. no one is saying this confederate general had anything to do with the massacre. >> the kkk thing is a little unfortunate. >> obviously he's not the coolest guy in the world. >> yeah, no. >> but isn't it getting silly every day, we're exhuming bodies from the ground and taking down statues. >> when is this going to end. the confederate flag hasn't got more attention than now. it's like a catch-22. it is getting silly. the silliest part is the apple story how apple is banning game that's have the confederate flag in them but they are

traders are tim seymour, dan nath nathan, karen finerman and guy adami. carson block of muddy waters will unveil what he called the latest pump and dump scheme. you will not want to miss this interview. plus, while executives are arguing over twitter, the stock has officially entered into a brutal death cross. we'll tell what you that means for investors and how you can profit. first to our top story and the potential reason why america's most loved stom apple is on the cusp of surging hire. according to reports they are set to sell a new bond. each time they have gone to the bond market it's coincided with a nearly 20% gain in the stock in the six months immediately following the sale. the stock stuck in neutral right now and apple expected to tap the bond market this week. is now the time to buy? guy adami, what do you say? >> let me be clear, tim and karen have had apple spot on for a long time. i have not. but how do you trade it now? just look at the pattern of the stock since september. you had this big run up into september, followed by a little bi

conversationtimate with a cofounder of airbnb, nathan blecharcyzk.on china who says -- and says that china is the biggest growing market. one of the things he talks about is how fast airbnb is growing. i stopped paying attention to the numbers. it surpassed all expectations. my expectation is that this company would be a side project, frankly. materialized into something so huge and transformative it is hard to understand what the numbers mean. so no indication on when they will go public, but there is an eeo said that airbnb will be public. nathan told us last night they have not started the process, but that is one we have our eyes on. it will be a great day at the bloomberg tech conference. first up on stage, dick costolo, i'm going see no twitter. also yahoos ceo and the ceo of pied piper. olivia: thank you so much. we cannot wait for those interviews. watch more coming up. olivia: good morning. it is 11:00 in new york. pimm: welcome to bloomberg market day. in or out. self-promoting billionaire donald trump is a new york saying he is moving clos

. >> nathan hodge speaking to us from kabul. i want to explain to the viewers we are seeing video from inside the parliament building. unclear if this is live or taped from earlier. but we can see people milling about and walking around parliament what as to be a smokey interior. but people moving out of that room. you're telling us that the taliban have given this initial claim of responsibility. how many attacks in and around kabul have the tall ben successfully implemented just this year? it seems as to this is not uncommon. >> we've seen good number of attacks in recent weeks. there was a pretty serious attack on the palace that claimed the number of lives of afghans and internationals. more recently in kabul in the center of the heart of the diplomatic quarter about a couple of weeks ago there was also a fairly major attack on a guest house that touched off an hour longus battle. we have seen a fair number of these kind of attacks over recent months in the capital and in the countryside as well out in the provinces of afgha

and tennessee nathan bedford moved out of the statehouse.virginia, the governor ordering the confederate flag off of license plates. in mississippi, calls to remove a confederate battle fraud on the state flag. in minnesota, folks want to rename the lake is named after john c. calhoun, a proponent of slavery. businesses here are also chiming in. wal-mart leading the charge. the ceo said this to maria bartiromo yesterday. he met with a 7 million items online today through online today through first party amateur or marketplace. they go through the process but we don't want any merchandise we do the consensus. they do will no longer allow the sales confederate merchandise. they had valley forge and lawmakers and they say they will not making a dial-in confederate flags. dagen: at the same time there is a rush on merchandise, hats and other flag with the confederate flag or other symbols. >> smaller companies continue to sell at nrc and the confederate items last the shelves. they are split and have not stopped yet. dagen: the stock is set to o

now governor nathan deal says that plate should be changed.pi, where the state flag includes the confederate emblem, the colonel and most recent governors have been basically saying, we don't really want to have anything to do with this discussion please. mississippi senator thad cochran said he had no opinion on the matter. but then today, thad cochran evolved. yesterday, no opinion. today thad cochran joined the chorus for changing the mississippi state flag. he called it his quote, personal hopeful so you'll find elected officials, particularly conservative elected officials, all up and down the number line between courage and call me a maybe on this. ask me a different one. you'll find them all up and down that number lightning. but here and there you'll find not just a statement. courage but actual action. in alabama, this morning, with no advance notice and no fuss about it, republican governor robert bentley told alabama state workers to take fet that flags down. those flags are not flying at the alabama state capitol anymore. he just d

pavin smith singles to left adam haseley scores 3-2 virginia smith also had a 2-run homer final out nathan strikes out kyle smith for the final out virginia wins the college world series beating the team that beat them in the finals last season final: 4-2 virginia stephen curry was at the 2-k games studio today in novato filming for the upcoming video game n-b-a 2-k-16 curry wore a motion-capture suit dribbling two basketballs at the same time and showing off his signature celebration curry's wife ayesha showed off her skills knocking in this three on her first attempt steph will be featured on the cover of n-b-a 2-k-16 which will be released september 29th lebron james' chances of returning to the nba finals may have taken a hit today. despite statements that he would return cleveland cavaliers forward kevin love has opted out of the final year of his contract to return to free agency he would have made $16.7 million next season but that doesn't mean he will necessarily leave cleveland they can still resign him and pay him more than any other team but love was an awward fit with lebron an

nathan perine allegedly drove his car into the business parking lot. on the 1400- block of el camino real. police say, he parked next to a woman, who was sitting in her car. after getting her attention. he made several comments to her-- that were sexual in nature. exposed himself. and then drove away. he was located several hours later. the warriors celebration leaving a big smile on the people of oakland. and especially the businesses. hip-hop artist sean "diddy" combs arrested following an altercation with a u-c-l-a football coach. we'll tell you the charges he is severe storms whip through a number of states. in some areas. leveling homes. we have the pictures. my name is rene guerrero. i'm a senior field technician for pg&e here in san jose. pg&e is using new technology to improve our system, replacing pipelines throughout the city of san jose, to provide safe and reliable services. raising a family here in the city of san jose has been a wonderful experience. my oldest son now works for pg&e. when i do get a chance, an opportunity to work with him

nathan: oh! aah! mimsy! ( cheers and applause ) >> welcome to "the daily show." i'm jon stewart. colin quinn will join us tonight. he's going to sit right there and talk to us! first, as you know california has gone through historic unprecedented dry spell. i'm not talking about original movie ideas. boom! take that "jurassic world." what if they built another dinosaur theme park, but this time things also went horribly wrong? all right. i'm talking about the catastrophic four-year drought. california's reservoirs are empty. the snowpack is gone. what little money is controlled by a ruthless, disfigured warlord, doling out precious moisture from his mountain stronghold. wow. [laughter] jerry brown has not aged well. [laughter] i'm kidding of course. jerry brown hasn't aged at all. he's still good ol' governor moonbeam, putting the water scarcity issue in terms that anyone on 'shrooms can understand. >> some people call water a right, some people call water the essence of life. water is a baptism. water is a poetry. [laughter] >> yeah water is poetry. roses are red, violets are bl

>> it was adopted and used by nathan bedford forrest who created the klan and others to make a summer statement that, just because the war -- simple statement, that just because the war was over they still continue to fight. >> reporter: the sons say they will fight taking down the flag. >> lawmakers are meeting tomorrow to talk about the state budgets and some lawmakers are pushing to tackle the flag issue into special session. >>> an invasive beetle that attacks ash frees spread to four more maryland counties, dorchester, queen anne and harford and baltimore counties. a 2011 state quarantine made it legal to transport hardwood from the 14 counties west of the chesapeake bay to the eastern shore. the intent was to keep the beetle from reaching the eastern shore. now that it's been found in two eastern shore counties state officials say they expect the entire state to be added to a federal quarantine area affecting 26 states. >>> coming up see how doctors were able to save a young stroke victim's life using quick action and new technology. >> but first there's an oppressive heatwave w

dan nathan, you fell into that camp, that's why you're in. >> i did. you have to think about twitter in this capacity. they are in the global advertising market and expected to have $2.2 billion in sales and google will have $60 billion. when you think about what is going on here, they are a small player. they have this amazing unique micro blogging platform that has amazing potential and i'm longing the stock here but they have to figure things out because user growth has sloan and when you think about it, they have to figure out how to grow this engagement, the user base, so advertisers want to go there and advertise there. i believe they will need to be in a much larger media property like google to get the scale of a facebook. >> i think it's interesting here, up only 1. 90. that's good. you also maybe thought you wanted an acre sessicre acre ac. the third thing since they didn't guide downquisition. the third thing since they didn't guide down , to me only up 1. 90 is interesting. >> dan did something a week or ago. and held there and bounced and

we want you to meet nathan earnst. he is a police officer at holly springs. he responded to a 911 about a man that is overdosing on heroin. hi rushed to the scene and gave the man a shot immediately to counteract the defense of the drug. and then two hours later another 911 call this time about a house fire. earnst and another officer jumped into action. >> i had to duck to go inside the house because there was a lot of smoke. >> they are both my hero. >> the the two officers saved two women, a mother, and daughter from that burning home. they don't consider himself a hero he says he was just doing his job. quite a day. >> if you want more inspiration, listen to this. a 92-year-old cancer survivor has conquered a new challenge. that is harriet thompson. she became the oldest woman to finish a marathon. 92 years old. she ran the rock and roll marathon in san diego yesterday in seven hours, 24 minutes. the race is fundraising for leukemia. she says she may do it again next year at the age of 93. >> why not? >> without. >> seven hours. it would take me twice tha

nathan erts responded to a call of a man that overdosed and gave him a life saving dose of narcan and a few hours later responded to call of home on fire. ernz along with another officer arrived first and two men call yerd elderly woman ought of a burning home before firefighters arrive. >> our job is to help anybody in any situation. >> officials will honor agent for his double life saving efforts. >> some bucks koumentsy students showed off their sophisticated side this morning . >> they performed opera desire for light this morning. the performance came complete with vok allege solos and special dance numbers and character roles. school administrators picked an operable perform as on stage to encourage people to work together as well as explore new art forms. >> very impressive. still to come on "action news" at noon a break through in breast cancer rear is. . more extensive surgery is showing big benefits. >> also new incentive for air tlinz get your bag to destination saferly. bigger bucks you could get for their mistakes when "action news" comes right >> gas prices are on the ri

. >> nathan. >> nathan, you are our spinner, go for it. >> hey, good to see you. >> slowing down. >> on until 10:00 o'clock. we have all day. >> oh, my. >> here we go. >> this is like price is right. >> sunglasses, you got a frisby. congratulations, nathan. hold on a second, what is that tapping? what is that tapping? >> what is that. >> seriously i cannot get it opened. >> seriously mike, really, my gosh. >> precious cargo in our mazda. >> precious cargo you put in the trunk, thanks a lot. >> junk in the trunk. >> really. >> we will put you in the trunk no, no, jen, seriously leave me alone. >> i can't, i won't, seriously. >> just take it. >> if you need to go away, i have a boat for you. they are at junior's doughnuts. every time i go there it is kind of rainy. good morning to you. >> you say this is great thing to do take the family out on the boat, have some fun if the weather is not beach perfect . >> it is a great alternative to the beach to get the family out and get them on the water fishing. >> this looks like a big boat. we just met you at juniors. i didn't think your boat

pete najarian, dan nathan, karen finerman and guy adami. one area of the market is spelling trouble for the rally. we will tell you what it is and how you can protect yourself. but first we've got breaking news on three major stories happening right now. phil lebeau is covering tesla's shareholder meeting which kicked off just moments ago. bob pisani is digging through a decision that could be one of the biggest ever for chinese stocks. and julia boor zinn is gearing up for the netflix shareholder meeting where the company could vote for a groundbreaking stock split. we start, though, with phil lebeau who is monitoring the tesla meeting as it is getting under way. phil. >> and melissa, this next hour could be interesting. elon musk last year made a few comments that had people talking the day after the annual meeting. let's see what he has to say this year. here's a preview, if you will, of what we expect to come up within the next hour as elon musk is not only updating shareholders about the company and where it stands but also taking some

. >> dan nathan has the watch. >> and he hates the stock. >> he's a curmudgeon. >> and he's a geek. i mean. he loves gadgets. >> your contribution to the conversation is dan nathan has the watch. >> what else can i add? how many ways can you skin a cat? that horse has left the barn. >> sxopz drops. drop for scheyer. >> i think the street is concerned they're going to overpay. plus at 260 level we topped out at 2013. push up against seemingly failed now. i'd be very careful of owning scheyer. >> pop for deutsche bank. >> little bit of a snap in the face for jane and fitchen as they decide to bring in jon frye for hopefully a little turnaround. >> pop for ambarella. >> this is a company that reported last week tremendous numbers. i'm not sure i'd chase it but they are proving these guys are for real. >> this is a stock that's been struggling. upgrade today. i don't think you need to chase this name but it's a name that gets kicked around once in a while. i don't think that's why you want to buy the stock right now. >> after five postponements due to bad weather the space agency launch

nathan kirby, penn murphy, oh. whooped them again. virginia wins the college world series and avenges the defeat to vanderbilt a year ago when vandy beat them in the best of three. a little somethings that anot even written here i knew it. >> a major league dog pile. >> i would hate to be the guy on the bottom. >> you're the guy on top. >> thank you. >> back to you. >> third time is a charm. yeah exactly. nice job, guys. >>> up next in "the pulse," the future is here. our first look at an actual hoverboard. >>> scary sight. what in the world is happening here at this lake? if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contrubutes to ra symptoms. humira can lower you

incident commander nathan rabe said wind was their biggest problem. >> as this fire extended with the winds that they had it threw embers and stuff downwind. >> reporter: in the hardest hit neighbor of broad view, fire crews worked through the night sunday hosing down houses. jon dominguez left when the fire started approaching his house sunday night. >> oh, my god this power is so impressive. big orange dploa, kind of a fireball, and a lot of black smoke billowing. >> reporter: he returned home monday to rubble. >> this is all i have now is-- it's just heartbreaking. >> reporter: through 3,000 acres have been lost in the sleepy hollow fire but fires are increasing daily throughout and west in alaska. so far $91 million has been spent on fires currently burning in the western states and alaska. activity was much lighter at this time last year. only $5 million by the end of june 2014. officials tell us this fire was incredibly difficult to fight because of large embers like this one even larger in should cases. they got picked up in the air and dropped sometimes miles away from the ori

there was also this from nathan engle: "i definitely see t argument that it's toxic to turn municipal fines into a for- profit venture, but i'm not at all comfortable standing on the side of people trying to argue that it was nbig deal that they blew through a red light." but others felt there was no need for traffic cameras, and that they do nothing stop traffic violations. mike millan said: "these are just revenue generating machines that do nothing to decrease traffic problems. they should be taken down and outlawed." mikemann mcmahon wrote: "our experience withhem in minneapolis was dubious, and was determined unconstitutional by the state supreme court." sean burns had this to say: "just another way to turn 'law enforcement' into a cash machine for the city." and finally there was this from hkrieger: "i once worked as a photographer, but this seems like a more profitable way to make money with a camera." as always we welcome your comments. visit us at pbs.org/newshour on our facebook page, or tweet us @newshour. sreenivasan: more news before we leave you, the pentagon is poised t

nathan campbell prosecutors say was angry about a drug deal that had gone sour, so he deliberately plowed into a crowd of tourists and vendors on venice beach. he killed a woman on her honeymoon and injured 17 people. he faces life in prison for second degree murder. >>> tonight some 200 amtrak passengers are counting their blessings. there were no serious injuries when their train collided with a big rig hauling 70,000 pounds of bacon. it happened an hour outside of chicago. the train stayed on the tracks, but the truck's cab ended up on one side. as you can see, it's just kind of lying there. the bacon was all over the road, but the driver managed to walk away. the train was on its way from san antonio to chicago. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> 3-degree guarantee. >> i was a little concerned. if we get 10 minutes of sun this time of year, it will be 80 degrees. we went low, 73 our high and the actual high was 75, so we made it. we're four for five for june. mr. bernstein will inherit my 81 for tomorrow. let's start with a live

your traders are tim seymour, dan nathan, steve grasso and josh brown. here's what we've got on tap. opec stood strong, no cuts but that could make one country the unlikely winner. we'll tell you how you can profit now. since 2005, apple shares are rallied 12% in the three months after each worldwide developer's conference but we will tell you why this conference could be different. >>> rates hitting their highest level since october on the heels of a huge jobs number. the question is simple -- if we are heading into a period of strong growth what should you be buying and what should you be selling? tim seymour, kick it off. >> well, gold gives you a glimpse into the future. sell gold. gold was down 4% on week that was all about rates. buy germany. i would buy at hedge because i think the euro will weaken up. ewg, there's an hewg by i shares because germany has bounced that you have level multiple times. don't think rates are going to the moon. you know where i've not been thelt guy, he's been largely right but the big move up doesn't mean we're going to

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. >> dan nathan. >> yeah, you know, facebook, everything's going great until it's not and i think it's a very crowded trade. i think at some point you want to look to consider getting some protection, not paying a whole heck of a lot for it. consider collars into the q2 earnings event in late july. >> all right. it looks like our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. thanks so much for watching. for more "options action" check out our website, optionsaction.cnbc.com. and of course our daily segment inside "fast money" every day. see you back here next friday at 35:30 p.m. eastern time. in the meantime don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> tonight, on rich kids of beverly hills. >> it's amazing, i couldn't be with somebody who was not going to be with my friends. >> i only feel like it is that much to handle. we secured you fashion. isn't that exciting? >> i feel like i'm on a really good streak. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

our traders tonight are tim seymour, steve grasso, dan nathan, and guy adami. tonight on "fast," one gopro supplier is falling hard and fast. shares of ambarella tanking. could spell trouble for gopro. plus june has been the best month for ipos since back in 199 but could that actually be a bad thing for the market? but first, to the developing story in greece. after years of negotiating lending and worrying, could this finally be the weekend the greek drama reaches its final act? our michelle caruso-cabrera is live in athens tonight. michele, midnight in athens. what is the latest and where do we stand ahead of this key weekend? >> the latest is the banks here are under incredible pressure and really waiting to see what happens on monday after a couple of key meetings and key events that are occurring. reuters reports more than a billion euros in deposits were withdrawn today. a billion yesterday. twice this week the european central bank has had to extend what's called emergency liquidity to the greek banks. so that way when greeks went to the atms or to the

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nathan kirby freezes kyle smith.oos exact their revenge to win their first national championship. >>> the nba draft is tomorrow night. the warriors on the 30 pick and the final pick of the first round. gm bob meyers could trade up or simply package with david lee in a tde or just keep it. that's not fun to talk about. >>> another fun topic of conversation who will be the number one pick overal okafor was the consensus but now everybody's talking about carl anthony townsoing first to the timber wolves. >> i just want to make m mark on any organization i'm picked to play for. the biggest thing here just like kentucky. you have to sacrifice. if i go one, two, 59 60 whatever team i go to, will be the best i can possibly be for the team and help us win the championship. >>> moving to hockey news. hardware was taken home at the nhl foundation award which is hand out to the player for the off-the-ice work and contributions to the community. burns is the first shark ever to win this award. this sports brought to you by toyot

traders are tim seymour, dan nathan nathan, karen finerman and guy adami.k of muddy waters will unveil what he called the latest pump and dump scheme. you will not want to miss this interview. plus, while executives are arguing over twitter, the stock has officially entered into a brutal death cross. we'll tell what you that means for investors and how you can profit. first to our top story and the potential reason why america's