pete: yeah.ursday of the preseason you've got players kneeling again because the nfl didn't figure it out, they thought they did and then they waffled and now you've got kneeling again. it doesn't matter if it happens season after season it remains offensive to everyone that understands how significant that flag is. ed: we have the freedom of expression in this country of course people can protest this is america but you also are in a workplace essentially when you're on a team like this i think is what is part the president is alluding to there and when the boss says got to get to work no kneeling that should be followed but number two we can vote it's a marketplace and we can vote with our wallets and we saw ratings dip last year and people going less and less people going to stadiums last year it'll be interesting i'm getting tweets from people saying i'm skipping the nfl this year. abby: this is when leadership matters more than ever as you said ed they have every right to protest in this cou

pete: thank you for your time. >> thank you, pete.mebody had to do something. pete: the story behind that heroic action ahead. and, president trump taking his message straight to the people this week. so what do the voters think? we have got the grand new dials from lee carter coming up next. >> america is winning again. last week we announced that the u.s. economy grew at 4.1% last quarter. nobody thought that was possible. with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. >> it's a lot easier to act presidential than what i do. anybody can acted presidential. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much for being here. you are tremendous people. and i will leave now because i am boring you to death. thank you. [laughter] griff: takenning. that was one of the highlights from president trump's time on the road this weeks. taking his message straight to the people. pete: he is as much

brian: then we had pete. pete: one last barbecue for the summer.: pete, i see you are wearing beard today. you decided not shave. pete: i took a vacation a couple of weekends. grow it out. america is growing a beard why can't we? brian: america is growing a beard. i didn't know that. ainsley: "duck dynasty." brian: only guy take off two weeks and only miss four days of work. it's unbelievable. it's going to be a big three hours. get ready, let's start. president trump firing off a new warning to the doj and the fbi to a roaring crowd in indiana. ainsley: ultimatum coming as we learn more about doj official bruce ohr and anti-trump dossier. pete: our own griff jenkins is live in washington with more with the new ultimatum. >> good morning, guys. we are learning more about the embattled doj official bruce ohr may have played in anti-trump dossier was president trump threatened to intervene in matters of the doj at the rally. >> our justice department and our fbi have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. what's happening is a

pete: deep sigh. here. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com ed: the momentum enter we've been dreading is saying goodbye to abbey we've got the whole family because we've had so much fun all of us together. pete: it's impossible to put into words what you mean to us here on the weekend, so we did a little, we didn't do any work but a lot of producers did a lot of work to bring this package for you. abby: oh, that is so sweet. pete: abbey huntsman joining us on the couch. abby: are you going to be nice to me today? >> ♪ ♪ abby: we're already having way too much fun on the show. pete: yes. i can't believe i'm doing this right now. abby: i'm doing my job. this is what i get to do. >> abbey is your hat bigger than mine, girlfriend? abby: kentucky derby today. pete: that was your first assignment on fox & friends. >> you see the horses prepping for later today for the derby. >> fox & friends was running in the derby. >> abbey huntsman was there last night at the cme. abby: it's okay, i just intervie

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jon and pete pzza >> that's right. a stock that's been maligned and today, now, judge, they come in scrambling buying upside calls and they've been right as you can see stock's up $3.25 now they were buying it when the stock was up less than a dollar. so, which ones are they buying because that's always important. papa john's they're coming in buying october 45s giving themselves time to be right. i bought these calls as well on this rally if it gets up to another 50 centers or a buck i will sell a higher stripe against it >> hold on one second, joe has a comment on pizza >> it's for either jon or for pete are you also seeing the same type of activity in wendy's? because that's up 3% it's got an outside move today and there's obviously conversation about these two companies collaborating. >> i did not see >> i did not see any upside calls in wendy's, joe, but you're right about the movement in the underlying stock. >> there's the stock behind you. a nice move of about 3%. the other one you're watching is williams >> ye

am i right, pete? pete: that is exactly right.more powerful sound for my money than the sound of taps. what an appropriate moment for that, yes. right after the ceremony i had a chance to sit down with the vice president, fresh from his remarks, presiding over a powerful ceremony. we asked him about that ceremony but also a few issues hitting here at home for the president and the vice president. here's a portion of the interview with vice president mike pence yesterday. pete: it isn't lost on me that today we are dropping off caskets instead of dropping bombs right now on that peninsula. where are we in the progress toward that outcome, a great step today that is meaningful. a lot of people will say hey, they are still fueling and creating icbms. where are we in getting to that ultimate goal? >> the only reason we are here today is because very early in our administration president trump took a strong stand and said that we would not tolerate the presence of nuclear weapons and missiles in the possession of north korea that could

we do have pete there now with more information on how this investigation is playing out, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you. we want to show our viewers what it looks like on a ground especially if you plan on commuting on the eastbound side. it is essentially gridlocked where we are standing. ca backed up as we have confirmed in the past half hour this is indeed a homicide investigation. you can see people hopping out of their cars right now. we figure out what to place. we are learning that around 2:30 a.m. a victim was shot and killed near treasure island. it lead to a two-car accident. it wasn't related to the incident. it is unclear when the victim crashed into the car and they are looking far suspect. there is no estimated time. it could be -- or this is a major issue as we speak. we will stay here and continue to monitor this situation and bring you another update at the top of the next hour. today in the bay. >> thank you so much. >>> this comes after another freeway shooting. it happened last night on interstate 80. that shooting happened around 6:00 seriously yinjuring a man

here today, jon and pete, erin brown at ubs mr. pete, what do you think? the markets not reacting to what happened yesterday all at once during 4:00 and 5:00 hour. does it not care >> i would think at some point, yeah, we'll see impact, but right now, the market is doing the right reaction of what's going on we'll have to see how this plays out. we've seen this time and time again because it's a little closer to president trump right now. but i think when you look at what's happening now, i'm still focused on the fact. they are the earnings season has been unbelievable. across the board, we've had almost nothing but great results. great growth the economy right now is humming along. could this absolutely derail it in some way, shape or form absolutely it could, but it's not necessarily today, so i think that's whey the markets are reacting the way they are. just a bla hrk day >> a lot of people argue even if the president gets in trouble because of this, you're not going to undo the tax cut, replace regulation the rollback will likely continue for a variet

hi there, pete. ohio state university. but, two, this special election between troy balderson and danny o'connor. it's the reason the president came here, so we're asking the voters about it. we're going to begin with emmett. thank you, sir, for your service. actually played in a military band which is really cool. you're voting for troy balderson because you say he supports the president's agenda specifically on immigration. you say we need a wall. why? >> well, because we have too many illegal immigrants. i'm not against people coming to this country. my ancestors, about three generations back, came from ireland. but we came, we tried to be a benefit to the country and fit in rather than make the country into what we left. so i think that we need to, you know, be in control of who comes into our country. of. >> reporter: you say the president's getting stabbed in the back by the media. why do you say that? >> because i can read and i watch tv news, and that's just the way it is. everything that he

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pete lost his father, an fdny firefighter in 9/11. struggles with mental health, something ariana has been vocal about herself, breaking down in this beat 1 interview. >> mental health is so important. people don't pay enough mind to it. because we have things to do. >> how did you know pete was the one for you? >> i mean, just like a feeling, you know? that's so cheesy. people are always like, when you know, you know. you're like, oh, yeah, whatever, okay. >> reporter: the couple is obviously smitten. ♪ i want you in my life. >> reporter: ariana including an ode to her fiance on the album titled "pete davidson." >> i just want to send to him a nice little love letter. >> and i will strike down upon thee -- >> reporter: also some help from pretty talented friends. >> you have "god is the woman." madonna as the voice of god. what made you choose madonna? >> she's paved the way for every female artist working today. everyone who is in the pop game right now is doing something that madonna probably did first. >> reporter: her latest, the

we are not talking about this card board cut out of pete the real pete will join us from vacation withecial "fast pitch" right after the eabrk. he could be pitching for the mets soon. >> we can use him. you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is your insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money," at 5:33 in the east coast. thank you for joining us >> back in october, pete stepped up on the plate and pitched home depot. >> they have fought back this is not engineering. this is truly being friendly to the customers and shareholders 35% of their outstanding stocks have been bought back in the last ten years that's massive and they have been aggressive. it gives you a little bit of idea is the stock high? >> yes, it isis do

>> pete is considering his options. only now finds himself as an ex-fbi agent instead of an fbi agent. that wasn't something that he wanted or anticipated, so he is mulling things over right now. >> thank you so much for your time. we do appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and ahead, breaking news. the government just rested its case in the manafort trial. we're live at the courthouse with an update. hey there people eligible for medicare. gimme two minutes. and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza... [mmm pizza...] is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80 percent... medicare will pay for. what's left... this slice here... well... that's on you. and that's where an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company comes in. this type of plan helps pay some of what medicare doesn't. and these are the only plans to carry the aarp endorsement. that's because they meet their high standards of quality an

. >>> then -- ariana grande's emotional new interview about fiance pete.ishing on their wedding date. >> we've been like,plan eye kell alums with simon. >>> and will smith goes undercover. why he's working for minimum wage. >> one of my favorite jobs. effort. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> people are still mourning the death of the queen of soul, aretha franklin who passed away last weekend in detroit. a shocking piece of news -- she had no will. so, does that mean we're in for nasty family battle? we begin tonight with new information about who will get her fortune and how much it could be worth. ♪ >>> the queen of soul was intensely private about her finances. online estimates put aretha's fortune at $80 million, but our sources tell us that the actual number is probably less than that. the singer had money problems. her fear of flying limited her touring, and she owned the publishing rights to only a few of her hit songs. >> "since you've been gone. "i wrote. "think" i rote. million-selling records. straightforward. franklin's four surviving s

and pete correctly identified target over the next year was going to outperform walmart. walmart still to me, what's surprising about walmart, there's been more volatility than i think traders and investors have been accustomed to in years prior. you've actually been able to trade walmart. back in february it was a $110 stock. it dropped to $80. there's tradability in walmart target has been the winner over the last couple years. i think all of these names, walmart, costco, target, because of their ability to spend and see the e-commerce growth, i think right now, that's where the focus in retail should be. >> it's interesting because there's a convergence, right, when you look at these so-called brick and mortar retailers who are doing well >> some. >> some are doing well it's because of their e-commerce strategy >> well, that's partly, certainly with target and walmart. with the jet acquisition and some are actually seeing increased foot traffic now, you mentioned 3% growth the disparity is tremendous. you can look at jcpenney and see utter destruction there but with th

there is pete williams. pete, it is my understanding now that manafort's defense attorneys want to move his trial out of d.c. partly because of things the president has said. what's up? >> right. they just filed a motion for a change of venue for the trial that's supposed to now start the jury selection on september 17th. a week later, the opening statements in the trial. the judge just yesterday agreed to delay it. now, his lawyers say that it should be moved out of washington. that d.c. has been basically obsessed with the political question of whether there was russian meddling in the campaign. and it is closely tied to what manafort is doing. it says the prosecution involves the president's former campaign manager. i'm quoting from their motion. for many americans, mr. manafort's legal issues and the attended daily media coverage have become theater in the continuing controversy surrounding president trump and his election. they say that the d.c. area especially has been focused on this case, on the russ

pete, this is you.ou used to own it. >> yep, still do i own the stock itself and i'm holding onto it into earnings. i think the whole thing with the sports gambling and winning eventually without having to go back and forth too many different times, but some of those fox assets, i think because of that this is a really interesting play going forward as time goes by, obviously some of that bam tech, that's going to be something that's going to i think do very, very well and i think they'll address that in the earnings call. >>> alfredo tweets nvidia has been consolidating since last january. will it move higher in the remaining part of the year josh brown. >> i don't know the answer to that but i think there is a critical launch happening in the third quarter. i think a lot of people will be focused on that. i think they also wanting to know about just general trends and gpus the company has been very forthright about guidance. they have never been overly aggressive so hopefully they strike the right bal

this was a decision, and one that pete actually signed on to.i both signed this -- what's called last chance agreement on july 26th. it said he'll take this punishment and, you know, he gets to stay an agent. and then we got on friday a 25-page letter that you're referring to from opr, which had all the different considerations, all the way that they thought pete screwed up and all the mitigating factors that they considered and concluded -- not recommended, but concluded that the right punishment here for pete would be the suspension and demotion. then we got about a page and a half letter from the deputy director saying, i've reversed this decision. pete's fired. >> deputy director of the fbi, not rosenstein? >> right. right. deputy director of the fbi. >> all right. so he's done. he's got to figure out what he does about it now. so let's leave it here for now, counselor, until we have new facts on the situation. counselor, appreciate the opportunity. be well. >> bye. you too. >>> another big story, omarosa's taping and her firing and what she

>> jimmy: now, did pete know that there's a song called "pete davidson" on the album?hanging out and stuff. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> i made it, and i sent it to him, and i didn't know what to call it, so i just called it "pete." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: just called it "pete davidson." >> it was either going to be that, or like, "this is about pete davidson." [ light laughter ] i was like, why not? you know? be direct. >> jimmy: well, you guys want to hear a little bit of -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i got you into my life whoa look at my mind yeah no better place or time ♪ ♪ how they align universe must have my back fell from the sky into my lap ♪ ♪ and i know you know that you're my soulmate and all that ♪ ♪ i'm like ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ and i'm going to be there for you ♪ >> jimmy: that is beautiful. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i mean, can you imagine? what was -- what was pete's reaction -- [ cheers and applause ] he must have lost it. he must have been so touched. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm so happy for you guys. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i've got to say

pete's favorite, target. tgt. it's just exploding through what -- >> hits a new high almost every day. >> for much more on this wave of bullish sentimensentiment, go to cnbc.com now to the latest on tesla where a new report from "the new york times" suggests that the board of directors was blind sided by ceo elon musk's tweet about the company going private last week. joining us now is bill cohen, a cnbc contributor, special correspondent with "vanity fair." good to see you. >> great to be here. >> what do you make of this latest installment of the report, the times saying the board had no idea or at the least, they were blind sided he was tweeting what he did >> hey, scott, i think the whole episode for the last what, close to a week or three or four kay d has been totally irresponsible to tweet out $420 offer fully financed, not let the board know, not have any commitment letters, no bridge loans, no highly confident letters sort of back filling, saying i've got goldman working with me, silver, which isn't even

pete davidson wearing an "agd" bracelet, before ariana grande takes his last name. us pda all night, including this. >> no tears left to cry. >> peter davidson, thank you for existing. love you. >> that got some aws from the crowd. it was family night for ariana grande with her aunt, grandma marjorie and mom joan joining her on stage, after marjorie, aka nonna, had some fun backstage. >> what are you giving me ears for? >> 'cause it's cute. >> out in the audience her fiance and brother frankie were bonding. >> does frankie grande approve of pete is the question. >> listen, my sister's super happy so i approve, you know. i'm definitely in the bridal party. we're sorting out everything as of now, but i'll definitely be the gay of honor. >> another wedding party member -- mother of the groom, amy davidson was seen backstage cheering on her future daughter in law. >> ariana grande. >> right after performing, at 10:37, ariana grande and pete bailed for another grande set at the after-party. 92-year-old nonna in tow. bestie nicki minaj wasn't there. she was busy serving u

pete, i'll ask you first, if you say, you can do business with us or do business with them. europe wanted to do business with iran as a large untapped market, young people, going to buy iphones, drink coca-cola, be derock ratized. if look at it, there is rioting in the streets f you ask anyone in the eu, you want to do business with us or them, it's all about the fact there isn't a lot of business to do in iran. >> economic power still matters. and these leaders in the eu may say, we don't like this, we want to keep the deal, we think it could have worked. trunk ran on scrapping it, he scrapped it. indications are showing that america will side with america, they understand for their own economic benefit. makes more sense to go along passively, even if the rhetoric says america shouldn't have done this. they say they don't want regime change, they want the conversation. but this is desfabllizing, what happened in north korea before president trump sat down with them to talk about a pathway. ultimately what you have to stay focused on is iran can't have nukes. john bolton thi

pete has been on this one time and time again i probably traded it half as much as pete has >> give meour thought on micron >> i'm out i've been out. the quarter was nothing to write home about western digital, same thing. it's a commodity company it will trade like commodity stock. it will come on next year. >> good stuff. keep the questions coming. send them to us at cnbc.com/h f cnbc.com/halftichlt macnbc.com f cnbc.com/halftime. making several new buys today. first up is arconic. >> there's lots of rumors about private equity firms, which i believe, it's still in a great space, air ro naugaeronautics, d still a great company. >> and visa? >> i added to visa i think it was beaten up unjustifiably. also allergan has been looking good management has their head down lots going on there. brent sounders was the beth ceo in healthcare, now he's the worth. things don't happen overnight like that. >> give me your thought on healthcare apple is the greatest trade everybody is talking about healthcare is the greatest trade, nobody is talking about it beat everything last month >> healthcare i

also, pete is with us next he's got his unusual activity.e just scored big time on twilio today, he is look iing at disne. ahead of earnings after the bell can't wait to hear what he thinks about that. first up, we give you a check of the sectors as part of the s&p today. s&p's up ten points. energy, financials, industrials. arleinthwa bk te adg e y,acinwo minutes. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. - she outsmarts me every single time. - checkmate! you wanna play again? - anncr: prevagen. healthier brain. better life. the kayak explore tool shows you the places you can fly on your budget. so you can be confident you're getting the most bang for your buck. alo-ha. kayak. search one and done. when you rent from

. >>> plus, pete nagerian has been hitting out of the park.e's stepping up to e thbelate with one beaten down name that's going to heat up >>> welcome back to fast money, retail stocks have been on fire, the group could be facing one of its biggest tests yet. let's get to headquarters for all the details. hey, don. >> melissa, the waning weeks of earnings season pretty much means retail, and we're relatively heavy on that industry this week 13 companies are slated to report including the likes of home depot and tapestry. macy's is on wednesday, wam mart, nordstrom and jcpenney are on thursday. technically walmart is a consumer staples stock the discretionary schedule, the second best performer next to who else >> some of the tip top performers a slate of more traditional retail names is grabbing attention like best buy up around 13% or target when you want to look at the big box side of things. ralph lauren up around 32% macy's has gained a whopping 60%. there has been upside momentum for many index members of the 80 stocks in this discretiona

first up, nathan in illinois asks pete, how do you feel about lululemon going into earnings?very confident. i like what they have done in the past they have been killing it on e-commerce and i own the stock so i'm cooking what i'm eating eating what i'm cooking. >> both. >> it works both ways. >> steve in las vegas wants to know about amd, if there's more room to run. i think i know the answer, josh. >> i think there is because i'm not selling any, despite being up very large percentage amount in a short period of time because i think the stock has spent a decade consolidating the longer a consolidation period as a really easy rule of thumb, the bigger the breakout and more potential gains there might be if you're worried about it, you can trail it with stop if you want i'm rolling my stop up and playing with the house's money. >> got a question for you, jon. >> okay, sir. >> united technologies, buy, sell, hold >> buy they have been buying the november 135 calls with the stock at 134, i would buy it. >> reminder, please send us your questions at cnbc.com/halftime let's go ar

pete's pointing at me because i think he agrees with me. you look at what's happening with pfizer over the last week, week and a half since president trump put the bull's-eye on his back since it's castigated i think it comes in the form of health care >> so i think apple is both, right? we talked about that netflix is definitely growth and i think you have to have a fair share of growth and the damage has been done to the growth side of the equation. i do think you see some money coming back in there because i think when people start to look at value, karen said how do you judge value, and i think people are perplexed with that saying am i going to get any type of appreciation in stock price, in capital return or anything what is value and what's growth? they'll come back to the name that has run the bull market for the last two years >> i was literally thinking. >> you were going to say castigated >> no. that's a big word. >> i never worked on the farm, but when i looked at health care thank you. the health care side of it, though, you do

. >>> then, ariana grande defends her man, pete davidson's looks. we're with anthony anderson and his foul-mouthed mom. >> [ bleep ]. >> that's my mama! >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> what's so [ bleep ] strange about that? >>> thanks so much for joining us today, everybody. >>> our top story tonight - what's next for ben affleck after his return to rehab? >> i still can't get over seeing his ex, jennifer garner, driving him there to the center. and now we have new details about ben's road to recovery. a source tells "e.t." today that jen's relieved that ben is many safe place. friends who saw ben's rapid decline are breathing a sigh of relief. we learned that he's checked into this malibu rehab. the upscale facilities includes brate taking trails. this is the actor's third rehab stint >> no question he's going to be detoxing. that's a very, very important part of the process. >> reporter: this doctor specialist said the next few days are critical. >> he'll wake one a loft shame and guilt over what he's done. that he's relapsed that he's hu

how pete popped the question. ♪ you're different from the rest ♪ >> pete said it kept really casual andure if he would say yes. quote, we were in bed hanging, after watching a movie, i was like, will you marry me. the 4-year-old is on the cover of this week's variety, revealing the first time the he saw ariana grande on the set of "snl" he couldn't help but stare. >> i was obviously ogling and trying not to be creepy. we didn't know another person could feel like that. >> one thing you might not know about me is i used to be in tap dancing school. >> speaking of dancing it's what's helping nick jonas and priyanka chap ra's moms bond. earlier this month. the caption, thank you for being patient for my lack of dance skills. i miss you. and finally, are justin bieber and hailey baldwin revving up their wedding plans. a source tells us that justin is looking guard to being married. but the wedding planning hasn't really started. later, biebs kept a protective arm around hailey after a dinner date. >>> still ahead -- >> facial. >> the skin care experts to the stars how to get red carpet radi

. >> i'm right with pete on the microsoft front. maybe as with amazon over the last five years has forced these operators and other retailers to get better and you point to target's a great example we've talked about target for a while. ever since whole -- the breach of security. that stock has been on fire and it's probably trading around all-time highs and valuation wise, we talked about it last night and if you like walmart where it's trading you have to like target where it's trading and maybe amazon has raised the game >> think so and it's proven to be true. >> mine would you rather, first of all, and i would rather talk about what's helping the consumer i'd rather point out that i don't think data center and it's a commoditized competitive business and the best thing going on for target is the consumer truly never has been better we've been talking about this for a long time and people are happy in their job and their record job and popularity reference points and we have certainly higher wages and we certainly have 3.8% unemp

star's home. >> what's good, pete?t rolling, you might get in an accident. >> it's easy to poke fun, veteran cameraman cesar pena's industry colleagues are infamous for catching celebs in unfortunate situations. but cesar and his partner miles diggs wanted to change that negative perception. they call themselves the #positivepaps and follow this mantra -- >> treat people the way you want to be treated. a lot of celebrities they love that side of us. >> it also helps that they make more money covering positive stories, their biggest payday? mariah carey's engagement. >> we got the first photo of her and her $10 million ring. we got a little piece of that kind of money. >> biggest moneymakers now? also engaged couples. >> justin and hailey. >>. >> romance, baby, romance. >> pete and ariana. >> while the guys who run their own vlog on youtube, sometimes use the stars's own social media to track them down. tips also come in from the star's entourage. >> we just had a long conversation with blake lively's security team. she

area, pete? i spoke with his business partner and details on why he was here in the bay area. >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you. i spoke with the business partner out of atlanta saying that he was in town as a manager of hip hop artists the promote some artists at different clubs including san francisco on sunday night and now just trying to figure out why someone would take his buddy's life. daryl stanette known more commonly as little pooh. his company dgb management promoted artists, giving them the knowledge to succeed. >> truly one of the good guys. like he was not about violence or anything like that. that's why -- that's what makes it really so difficult because we know it had nothing to do with anything he had to do. >> reporter: that's one of the business partners with the management company saying his friend was in the bay area for just that, business. >> he was out there on business with an artist that he represents. the artist had a show out there i believe on saturday night and

hey, pete. >> hey, thanks for having me. >> tucker: how is it?ou, being in that hanger, it was an emotional experience. first of all, before it even started, very apropos, the song "amazing grace" glade. "amazing grace," how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me.y i once was lost but now and found. if these young men who went to fight a war for our country finally returning home and i was also struck by the individual attention given to every flag dropped container. each one of these individual americans in our country we ask individual patriots to sign up and go fight for our freedoms that we have here, unlike communist and collectivist societies and waves of w men wih no care for what happens next. the fact that 65 years later this kind of attention is given, that we honor their sacrifice, the vice president there to give the keynote address. what's heartening to me as a veteran myself would help if i was lost on the battlefield any president in the future would h come find me but a big win for america and the testament i think to preside

pete: yeah. good morning, guys. absolutely.e chills. can i only imagine what it's going to be like at 2:00 p.m. today when that ceremony occurs on joint base pearl harbor hickey, just a stone's throw behind me. on the way there the vice president made intentional stop in california. we picked um probably the two most important passengers on that plane and man and woman who were 4 and 3 years old, little girl and little boy in the 1950s when they sent their father, then young men, both pilots, both first lieutenants, both went to fight in the korean war and they recalled to me and recalled in media reports that last hug and that last kiss to their father before they went to that war and ultimately never came home. both shot down. remains never found. they dedicated their lives for the last 60 years finding out what happened to their fathers, what happened though those patriots, warriors who went to fight for us for every generation of americans. they will be there with the vice president at this ceremony today just grateful that

pete williams is covering the story for us. pete, again, i think a lot of people thought strzok was already out. he was still an employee of the fbi. >> i'm completely confused. >> reporter: oh, yes, that's right. he was removed from the mueller investigation last year after robert mueller was told by the justice department's inspector general about the discovery of these text messages between strzok and lisa page, who was the fbi's counsel's office, but he continued to be an employee. but the further blow to him was some devastating language in the inspector general's report that came out earlier this year just a short time ago, within the last month or so, that revealed some new text messages between strzok and page and after that the fbi director, christopher wray said they would take stock in the culture to make sure it didn't happen again and that appropriate disciplinary steps would be taken. now his legal counsel has told the washington post that first reported this firing, which i've since confirmed with some law enforc

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pete, any updates we are seeing so far? >> reporter: yeah, well, marcus, i went inside here to the police department about an hour ago. they didn't provide updates on this. remember, this was a tragic house fire that took the lives of three people on sunday and overnight we learned that this is now turned into a homicide investigation which is a pretty big development when you think about what type of fire we're talking about. i' i'll show you the scene from sunday morning when it all happened and as far as what we know right now we know that when the house went up in flames in vallejo two 14-year-old twins were found dead inside of it. the mother died a short time later at a local hospital. their 11-year-old sister did escape. we can only imagine the trauma she is going through. a neighbor shot this on the cell phone saying she heard a male voice screaming and yelling inside of the home less than an hour before the fire was reported. and then at about 2:00 a.m. on sunday morning trin tran, one of the twins that passed away

pete? >> reporter: good morning. a lot of people are talking about this video that's gone viral overnight and into the morning. it's been shared thousands of times. now sfpd is investigating this matter. right now they're trying to figure out exactly why it happened. >> i'm fine -- tell them to stop. >> leave him alone. >> i'm fine. i'm fine. stop it. >> over music? >> got no problem. >> over music? leave him alone! >> reporter: sfpd is handling this investigation, and the man in the gray hat and the person he's choking on the muni train last night have already talked to police. in fact, police say they admitted to getting into the fight on the muni train near 34th avenue and judea just last night. apparently several witnesses called in, and they were able to track both men down. in this video, you'll see a third guy in a white sweater try to help throw the passenger off the train. police point out that person has not been located. now i want to point out the two men who did talk to police are not pressing charges. t

pete najarian joins us live.like somebody thinks the run they've had recently will continue to the upside. the october 55 calls are a very low volatility stock they're paying a little over 45 cents. stock was underneath 54 at the time of the purchase but they're buying the 55.5s so they're buying twice i like that role from a successful trade earlier. i like what we see i'll probably be in there for three or four weeks, somewhere in that time frame and we have an update from yesterday. >> oh, by the way, that stocks is up 2%. >> yesterday was trading just above $5 a share they were buying the september 7 expiring 15 calls and the september 7 expiring 15.5 calls so similar to october where you see two buyers of something in the same day during the show yesterday somebody also bought 4600 of the regular expiring september 15 calls. later in the day there was a word out about google and the work they were doing so that made this more interesting stock popped to 1648 you have to be disciplined that's when we saw the

don't feel that this suggests we are into a new bear market because of this i just don't think >> pete, santelli earlier was suggesting it. in i think it sounds right, the dollar intex dex is now the barometer. >> sure feels ta wahat way. now here we are getting pushed down again but one thing that's been the theme of what we've seen this week is really low volume. if you look at the volume on monday and tuesday, monday was off 3 million from the run rate in the options world off 5 million yesterday. we'll see where they are today the one area we are seeing volume is people are buying puts in the eem in the fxi tell iing me a little bit something about there's less worry here in the united states. yes, i know we're down today down 250 points. yes, we're down today, but the concerns it seems to me are in the rest of the wolrld. >> down like four or five or five of six, but you get the point. it is more ununsettled >> we talked about this period of time we're in right now we were talking about this the other day. where we've gotten through so much of the earnings cycle that now as you're

here to debate the tesla trade and joe terranova, and pete najarian let's begin with tesla, the stunning news. in a moment we'll be joined by robert chapman, but recently the analyst who sparred with elon musk, tony saconatti welcome. good for being here. >> give us the probability here. what do you think? >> you know, i think it's less than 50 percent that it happens. never say never. timically it's funded by a large amount of debt getting potential 30 to 65 billion worth the dead it has no catch flow today, so today you say, okay, you may need a lot of equity and there aren't that many people looking to put in 30 to 60 billion. so you go through that process now, is it possible that elon has convinced people or convinced a small set of folks who want a significant stake in the company to step up and buy it at that price i suppose it's possible. if i were to put odds on it, i would say it's less likely than likely. >> maybe the stock and bond markets are casting the same bit of doubt as we watch the stock trade and the bonds as well. toni, you put together a list of eight questions you