o'leary: where do you need to expand the capacity? let's say this is a huge hit on "shark tank" and you get an order for 50,000 units. how are you gonna do it? i know at that number, i'm gonna have to lease another incubator space. i'm also gonna have to get -- is that what you need the $150,000 for? yes, sir. that -- part of it. as we grow, we could double in size right now in the space that we're in. but if it starts going bigger than that -- inside that space, what do you need to buy? okay, so, we need more engravers. every -- you know, 90% of our orders are customized. what stops anybody else from doing this? okay, that's -- and that's a great question. and we do have competition. thanks to mr. wonderful here, we were actually watching an episode of "shark tank," and mr. wonderful was ripping apart an entrepreneur because he -- he never does that. greiner: typical day. ...he did not brand on his product, and as soon as it left the package, you couldn't tell it from the other ones. after the episode, i looked at jen, and i was like

i'm here with oz perlman and kevin o'leary. you have this, a surprise, in this envelope, okay, can you open it please and read what's inside >> did you sign this bad boy >> what's in this envelope >> what does he think is in it i know what you would think. instantly, your pick, but a picture is worth a thousand words. before you jump in, can i show you all, there's a picture in there. did you know what you were going to do here today there's eight other things i don't want to touch. grab out the picture it's exactly predicting what you would wear today so first off, amazing first hits i'm kidding. kevin, take inside this envelope zero so far. no dividends for me. is that stapled, sealed, all the way around please, tear it open what was your choice what hat were you just wearing >> johnson and johnson. >> did you tell us sold? >> nope. >> open it up. >> here we go. >> read the first line. >> kevin will pick johnson and johnson. >> hold on, kevin, the world is your oyster, could have, should have, would have doesn't exist for inv

. >>> plus kevin o'leary is not happy. mr. wonderful is angry he's going to join us to complain about getting the eighth pick in the stock draft sounds like the new york knicks. "power lunch" starts right now ♪ >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm court anything reagan. two ipos, both popping in their debut. >> hey there, court, a redacted version of the mueller report on interference in the 2016 election has been released to the public and the white house eamon has more. >> reporter: we're learning more and more as we go through this 400-page report by by bit, that the president ordered the firing of rob mueller and it was the white house counsel who doesn't follow that order, saying that when the president call mcgann a second time on june 17th he recall he was more direct, call rod, tell mueller has conflicts and can't be special counsel -- because william barr boo, the attorney general, suggested that because the president didn't take any overt action to stop the special counsel's investigation, it would be hard to make the ca

michael o'leary mocks climate change concerns as quote complete and utter rubbish ryanair transport some one hundred thirty million people a year mostly on short flights. the container ships keep coming into abidjan but west africa's busiest port needs to be dug out further if it's to compete with regional rivals and for the move to make inroads in to africa by financing and building infrastructure china is providing the know how and investment to modernize the port in the ivory coast city upgrading abidjan ports is one of the biggest infrastructure projects on the african continent it already handles ninety percent of those foreign trade when it's complete the term will be the largest in west africa one point four billion dollars is flowing into the massive reconstruction plan eighty five percent of the project funding is coming from china. african projects are crucial to president xi jinping belgian road initiative which aims to connect china with asia europe and africa by land and sea critics say the initiative is all about spreading chinese influence abroad on a soldering some countr

it is kevin o'leary. >> mr.rful in the number eight spot let's put him over there this is shaping up nicely. >> here's another envelope >> he was the champion a couple years ago. number seven right now with noah syndergaard. >> we're going to put thor's hammer in the number seven spot. >> there's another one >> okay. and number six maria ho with blue ship leaders. >> we'll put blue chip in the lucky number six spot. >> oh, my goodness we messed it up here that's all right >> did i do that >> i did it. i did it >> number five, the chef himself, bobby flay. >> bobby's bowls goes to number five and we're getting close to the top -- >> do you think we have a future in a game show >> i don't think so. >> number four, nick lowery and nick the kicks picks >> last year's champion in the four spot. >> gets the fourth pick. >> can he still pull it out even though he's the fourth pick? that's the question. >> number three, beth nenny frank frankel. >> number three. that means only two left seymour alpha and the green machi

i've gone to the safer side of the street already with kevin o'leary and intel cut its forecasts tooconcern about demand and revenues going forward and chip demand so i still go to that and then i continue to like google in an earnings sort of a recession, you've got a 20% grower with $100 billion in cash i like google. i mean, they're very dominant. j.p. morgan, going to bet against jamie dimon at this point? i think not. the banks have been so beat up here's a couple of banks to perform. i would have had them on my list. >> michael, i want to go back to your choice of mr. wonderful's trio of stocks as your faves mr. wine-derful, you preceded that >> i cherish the thought. >> but it's dividends but you're a dividend guy, but they don't count in this. do i extrapolate from your defensive tilt here that you were defensive on the market as well >> well, okay, so i think a lot of the easy money from this rebound has been made. the markets just made new highs again this week which is wonderful, is to be enjoyed but also a little bit sobering when you have to say, jeez, we're making new h

central, where the teams are making their picks, and that includes these two "shark tank's" kevin o'leary and mentalist oze pearlman. >> i'm going to beat him like a puppy. that's what's happening. >> we meet again, mr. wonderful. i have brought my prediction, my friend this time you actually get it. you know what, sign it sign your life away, like a royalty deal. >> i will, but i am wearing this, one of the oldest rewards given to me from stock pickers, protects me from evil. >> you'll need morethan this against me now sign it. hold it until the draft. i don't want to touch it it is in your position no, no, that's it. >> ooh. >> no cheating this is the real deal. i'm in your head. >> i like this no evil here i have the stock test today. kelly, i'm launching an investigation into the draft because we do not have dividends, and that's obstruction of justice and obstruction of cash flow i am litigating. >> more cash flow. i'm in your head already. >> it's ridiculous >> shouldn't make too big of a difference kevin, i don't know why you said you're beating him like a puppy. that's a little gr

wonderful, kevin o'leary, the chairman of o shares etfs and an nbc contributor. he's all smiles today. stocks are trying to extend a seven-day winning streak a slew of downgrades weighing on the markets. big names getting cut across the board. kevin, you look all happy. you like boeing still? >> in the big downgrade names are some of my beloved stocks. boeing, i had it at a 5% weighting. it's down to 1.5%. i'm waiting for the real bad news to come out i want to get guidance or lack of there >> downgrade to neutral from buy. target cut to 420 from 480, bank of america 737 delay could last longer than expected now estimate 6 to 9 months of disruption versus 3 to 6 was their previous lower margins. could delay buybacks >> a lot of these things -- but my concern is -- >> shareholders' worst nightmare for a stock that -- >> there are two groups of things to consider one in the company's control and ones out after the fix occurs, as long as it's not a mechanical fix, it's a software fix, how long is the process going to take? the stocks personalities, bulletproof at 36

tiger roll‘s owner michael o'leary says it's "very unlikely" that they'll attempt to make it three ind rum in in 1973 and ‘74 to secure back to back wins, both times with davy russell on board, although red rum went on to secure a record third victory in 1977. we still have another step, you know, we're still not as good they were trying to compare him before the race but now at least, he has earned it, now. at this stage, really, he is a tremendous horse. he's got tremendous people around him, and it is all put together in one little ball and that's it. great britain's women have lost their latest game in hockey‘s pro league, going down 11—2 against argentina. grace balsdon found the net with an impressive drag—flick to take them into half—time at 1—1. but it took less than a minute for argentina to retake the lead in rosario and they ran away with the game to go to the top of the table. in tennis, the former world no 1 victoria azarenka is through to her first singles final in three years. she's at the monterrey open in mexico where she'll play garbine muguruza. it's also the final

. >>> plus kevin o'leary is not happy. mr.derful is angry he's going to join us to complain about getting the eighth pick in the stock draft sounds like the new york knicks. "power lunch" starts right now

tiger roll‘s owner michael o'leary says it is unlikely they will attempt to make it three in a row atince red rum in 1973 became the first horse since red rum in1973 and 7a became the first horse since red rum in 1973 and 7a to make back—to—back wins, although red rum had a record third victory in 1977. we still have another step, you know, we're still not as good as red rum yet but at the end of the day, he's very similar. they were trying to compare him before the race but now at least, he has earned it, now. at this stage, really, he is a tremendous horse. he's got tremendous people around him, and it is all put together in one little ball and that's it. manchester city will find out later who they'll face in the fa cup final. watford and wolves go head to head at wembley this afternoon in their semifinal. you have to know how to play it, knowing that... focus on the game, don't think about anything else, don't think what it could mean or what could happen after. focus on the game. make the game special. this is the best way to approach competitions. just play the game, action afte

. >> make something kind of prediction about kevin o'leary's pics in the stock draft. >> we had oz pearlmaner lunch" i want to say nine months ago or so, and he made some stunning predictions he had sealed up exactly the price of a stock we picked on set two weeks before, sent it to us in a fedex envelope, and it came true. so the moral to that story is you've got to watch the stock draft because whatever's in the envelope is going to be key. >> i wonder what happens if he doesn't win the stock draft? >> then i think his reputation as a mentalist kind of -- >> i agree huge risk. >> that's another reason to watch. >> yes, it is. >> speaking of watching, i'm watching semiconductor stocks. they are higher today. we'll talk about chips poised to benefit off 5g >> and by the way, boeing's 50-day moving average is 59.95 >> "closing bell" starts now >> it is the final hour of trade. i'm wilfred frost. >> and i'm sara eisen. the s&p 500 on track to close at an all-time high this would be the first record close of the year. we'll see whether stocks can hold on to these gains in the final minutes of

o'leary address it. >> so the question is regarding how people receive follow-up after they leave the in-patient units. so everyone who leaves the in-patient unit is given a specific appointment for follow-up at -- with their out-patient provider whether it's a new one or an ongoing provider they have already had a relationship with. and there's a range of whether people will follow-up with those appointments or not. so what we're hearing is that 52% of people actually within seven days came into their appointment and were seen. given our -- i wish that number were higher, but given our patient population, that's actually -- i think that it's fairly reasonable. because there are a number of patients that even though we make appointments for them they tell us very directly that i'm going to see that person, i don't need that, i don't want it. so i think that the 52% -- again, we're working to try to make it higher. i think that one of the levels of care that would be helpful to have greater access to is in intensive case management where we could do outreach to try to increase the like

people tuned in and dropped out just as the cia friendly tim o'leary suggested they do. war took many more lives than it would have had they been allowed to live. is this why they were killed? i strongly suspected, but can i prove it, that is a different thing. there are some answers we will never be -- we will never concretely get. but it explains so much of what followed. "a why did i title my book lie too big to fail?" book, its titling my was during the financial crisis and we saw what happened. in andernment rushed prop to banks up, and that is what has happened. once they started with one line toldoo big to fail, they hilarious lies to prop the story up. so what is the line that is too big to fail? a lie in several parts. that robert kennedy was killed -- while fort others shot, there are five that will be the most controversial thing and there are others who disagree, to which i say show me the evidence. because guess what, it's not in the record. there is literally no physical evidence linking his gun to any of the victim of bullets, any of the bulletin robert ke

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he absolutely romped home for his trainer gordon elliot and owner michael o'leary.n was third and fourth place went to walk in the mill. davy russell winning again, the jockey there, winning his second—grade national a row. we are going to have more on sportsday at 6:30pm but we are going move football now. the first of this weekend's fa cup semi—final‘s is under way at wembley — manchester city v brighton. it kicked off at 5.30pm, so we're only a few minutes in. we already have a goal there. these are live pictures from the game over on bbc one. it is already 1— 02 manchester city. gabrieljesus with the goal after three minutes there. —— 1—0 tum manchester city. teams at the... one of those is burnley who managed a huge win over bournemouth, coming from behind to win 3—1 at the vitality stadium and move eight points clear of the relegation zone. i thought a lot of the performance was strong there. we know there is strong and is not an easy place to come down to, and i thought we worked in all areas today, especially the mentality of going one down. staying clear mi

meg tirrell watching amgen erick chemmi is monitoring amd joining us to talk about the market kevin o'learychairman of o'shares etf joining us from the milken conference in los angeles. kevin, welcome back. nice to see you. first mike over to you the close took us all the way to record highs >> you'd say resilience really is the theme we've been above this 2930 level for five or six days there's an old trader setting that the market doesn't give you that many chances to sell the high the fact it's hanging around is probably okay even if some of the sentiment stuff is looking a little bit toppy we talked 23 1/2 hours ago about would google bleed into other big tech stocks, growth stongz didn't really happen google's weakness remains pretty much firewalled and that's a positive for how this market keeps rotating away from some o the danger zones >> we'll get back to the broader market in just a moment but amgen's numbers are up >> looks like a beat on the bottom line for amgen in the first quarter. earnings per share on an adjusted basis coming in at $3.56. that compares with analysts' averag

joining us, kevin o'leary, chairman of o shares etf michael shimaka michlt michael, usually i turn totoli right now and ask him what stood out amid the sort of flattish action on the averages he's not here. so i'll turn to you. michael yoshikami, what did you see? >> what's interesting is you actually had a stability in the market despite all the uncertainty floating around right now. oil prices have varied rather significantly and staples as you mentioned have had an amazing year as people are less concerned about interest rate increases and maybe more concerned about stability going into 2019. i think all in all a pretty solid session and i think really suggests that the market is well positioned to at least hold its gains if not move forward. >> kevin, your take in terms of the market flattening off a little bit but so close to highs. where do you want to be positioned at the moment >> i haven't found anything that's really compelling to buy outside of equities yet because fixed income still not that attractive too much duration risk i think that's what's going to happen is we're r

eps and revenue did beat kevin o'leary picked that in the stock draft yesterday. see if he can -- >> i think that was three weeks ago. >> the stock draft was yesterday. >> p & g earnings. >> and disney up because of those extraordinary numbers for the "the avengers" film. we'll talk about that with the amc ceo later in the show. >> dow the only one of the big three averages that's actually down for the week. >> and not close to its record all-time close whereas the nasdaq and s&p look set to hit that oday. >> amazon shaking up the retail sector announcing plans to speed up shipping for prime members. cnbc's deirdre bosa has all the details. deirdre. >> hey, sara well, that one day shipping announcement taking most of the attention from yesterday's results. wall street analysts welcoming that move and saying it will drive future growth and keep amazon ahead of its competitors. investors seem to agree pushing amazon shares higher to more than a 25% gain so far this year markets essentially choosing to give amazon more leeway to fulfill some major ambitions as we hea

tiger roll‘s owner michael o‘leary says it‘s ‘very unlikely‘ that they‘ll attempt to make it three winsard — although red rum went on to secure a record third victory in 1977. we still have another step, you know, we‘re still not as good as red rum yet but at the end of the day, he‘s very similar. they were trying to compare him before the race but now at least, he has earned it, now. at this stage, really, he is a tremendous horse. he‘s got tremendous people around him, and it is all put together in one little ball and that‘s it. that is all of the sport for now, but an update from wembley, it is now watford one, pulling a goal back. wolves with two. you can follow that match on the bbc sport website. full commentary on bbc radio five live. now on bbc news, it‘s time for the film review. ben brown has been speaking to mark kermode. hello there. welcome to the film review. here on bbc news taking us through this week‘s cinema releases we have, yes, you have guessed it, mark kermode. three very different releases. we have pet sematary, which is a new reworking of the stephen king classic