is, it's a great situation, and a great company >>> netflix, amazon, and tesla may not pass the peter lyncht, but at least two of them are still worth buying much more ahead, including my one on one with the ceo of snap-on. could the company's buyback help the company snap out of it and is it time to consider a player that's down but maybe not out? don't miss my exclusive. and only your calls in tonight's edition of "the lightning round. so stick with cramer what if we could bring you better value by having better values? at blue apron, we work directly with more than a hundred family farms. so instead of spending on costly middlemen and supermarkets, we can invest in the things that matter most: making farmland healthier. cutting down on food waste. and bringing you higher quality, fresher ingredients for less than you pay at the store. because food is better when you start from scratch. get $30 off at blueapron.com/cook ♪ >>> what do we do with a stock of a company like snap-on, which makes power tools for a host of different industries, even the military year after year, it's been a winn

feel there's a place for the old-fashioned stock ticker, the peter lynch you wouldgo belly -- not findn based on a few basis points. erik: what is it going to take to trigger a shift in fund flows back to active from passive? john: you will have to have a major correction. these highflying large-cap growth stocks make a big part of the index. happens before at the end of the century when this happened before. the dot-com bubble and the s&p collapse, those of us in value have extraordinaire a time, we had our day in the sun and that will happen again. julia: that was john rogers, ceo of ariel investments. we're showing you live pictures of texas governor greg abbott taking questions on the rescue and recovery efforts from tropical storm harvey. he is speaking in corpus christi, texas. he is saying the federal government's response so far has been an a plus. more to come on this developing story. ♪ julia: this is bloomberg markets. i'm julia chatterley. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. times for options insight with abigail doolittle. abigail: thank you for taking the time to talk to us about op

. >> i would go with this, talking '90s, take a page from peter lynch's book, buy what you know. >> i think the tie is that bad. >> it's 100% rion. >> stamps.com are making a bunch of acquisitions. just bought shipping easy. a company that has free cash flow, paying down debt the valuation, i think, is crazy, though. at 35 times, this is for a company that ultimately is a brick and mortar business. i don't think their margins are really there congratulations on turning this thing around >> all right let's shift to another hot name. bitcoin, shares of everybody's favorite digital currency soaring to record levels this past week. don't try calling this a bubble at least according to b.k. here. so, b.k., what are you looking at >> well, i'm looking at what's gone on over the last couple weeks in bitcoin we've had a lot of volatility and part of it was due to a software upgrade that was going on with the system and so there was a bit of a contention going on, been a two-year battle but we finally got that software upgrade. so the first thing that's happening is we're getting some uncertai

peters. >>> news today that loretta lynch used an alias to send top secret emails when she was attorney general including one about the now infamous tarmac meeting between her and former president bill clinton. not unusual for federal officials to use email aliases for security reasons but you have got to wonder here, was there something in those emails that she was trying to hide from reporters? we are on it for you. >>> first i want to go to blake burman. he is in washington with the very latest on the north korea situation. fill us in, blake. >> reporter: hi, there, trish. this is a potential game-changer from reporting at "the washington post." we report solely from "the washington post" which reports that the defense intelligence agency concluded last month that the north korea is able to produce a minute a miniaturized nuclear weapon to fit inside of it is miss. they believe north korea has up to five dozen nuclear weapons. this comes as tensions continue to rise with the united states and north korea. north korea blames the u.s. for that u.n. vote over the weekend to impose additional sa

within an hour of abc's inquiryy, peter was added to thread, and doj aide welcomed a statement prepared for lynchtelling 6 colleagues we'll show this on the ag now. and they wrote, you can e-mail a g to let her know the plan, executive told fox news they intend to press their law the to obtain unredacked copies of the documents, department of the justice did not respond. lou: amazing. thank you. we're coming right back with much more. >> come new warnings about north korea. north korea could soon develop a hidhideo -- bomb. >> much less to the homeland. >> general jack keane is joining me next to talk about the troubltrumpadministration affork the threat. >> this athlete turning streets of vienna to his own personal playground we'll show you his ride next in the video. stay with us, that video and stay with us, that video and much more coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is not a cloud. this is a car protected from storms by an insurance company that knows the weather down to the square block. this is a diamond tracked on a blockchain - protected against fraud, theft and trafficking. this is a financial tra

lynch privately spoke with clinton on the tarmac days before the investigation was dropped. peter: donald trump kept his promise to veterans showing off advances in technology to bring better healthcare to our nation as heroes. heather: robert gray joins us with those details. >> reporter: the president and secretary of veterans affairs showing off the new telehealth technology. it allows doctors to literally see patients from virtually anywhere, patients can go to a nearby medical facility, staff with nurses and technicians for a telehealth checkout or use the apps from their own devices. these include 50 different specialists including dermatology, dentistry and intensive care. >> we are going to be issuing a regulation that allows our va providers to provide telehealth services from anywhere in the country to veterans anywhere in the country whether it is in their homes or any location. we college anywhere to anywhere va healthcare. that is a big deal. >> many of these services are not available, will improve access as well as efficiency of cost and time. expanded services are