hagler foundation, and scott nathan and laura debonis. (birds squawking) >> narrator: it's opening day of the fishing season in bristol bay, alaska. >> i would describe it as pretty close to christmas morning. >> it's just intense, man. it's the beginning of june and you know the fish are coming. you can feel it in the air. i mean, that electricity is in the air. >> narrator: every year, these waters are home to the greatest sockeye salmon fishery on earth. >> in the beginning, the first opening, driving out there-- i've been at this 30-plus years-- i'm going, "why am i still doing this?" and then, after about an hour, we pull the nets in. and as soon as that king comes over the roller, all those shadows of doubts go away. and then you realize, here we go again. there's the presents. there's the gold. >> bristol bay is this just phenomenal resource. it's a salmon factory that doesn't exist anywhere else on the planet anymore. >> bristol bay is off the charts for wild salmon production. >> it's the largest sockeye salmon producing system i

nathan. and the attorney. special thanks to a number of business owners. i know that scott is here, representing a number of small businesses, but also season and ruspa for taking time away from their businesses to help shape this hearing. i wanted to ask it supervisor and president david chiu wanted to make opening remarks? supervisor chiu: thank you. first of all, i wanted to thank you for your work on this. this has been a problem city- wide. ever since i served on the small business commission, i have actually gotten to know some of our small business advocates. jason and others, because of their leadership on this issue over the years. we know that in recent years, small-business owners have seen an enormous increase in ada- related lawsuits. thousands of them in california. in san francisco, our office of small business and my office, we identified hundreds of businesses that have been sued in our city, including businesses that have had to shut their doors down. i want to perch -- first mention that i know that's supervisor mar as a great lineup of folks to educate o

and dan nathan has an options trade that can turn time into money. he'll explain. >>> a tale of drugs and money scott nations will explain. the action begins now. these here are the traders, we're in times square. we'll get to trades in a second. let's talk macro markets first. an epic battle between u.s. earnings and a free fall in europe. today, europe won as stocks closed near the lows. is there more pain in store? in the money right now and fin out and dan, who are you backing in this battle? u.s. earnings, europe? >> well, i don't think you have to back either. to me, what have you seen the last couple of months, u.s. company's earnings be affected by a weakening europe economy. it's expecting the confirming what we already know. >> is it more optics. dow worst performing. dow comprised of the biggest multinational companies that get most media attention but do most business globally. small caps done reasonably well. >> the part that's been doing well in the s & p, all of the safety trades, like consumer staples, soap, toilet paper, that sort of thing, and to dan's point, what we're seeing in ea