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dollar volume of island homes sold inhe first quart t ter of this year was up 50% from a year ago. the 4 to $6 million range is a sweet spo with sales up 300% compared to a year ago, allco ing to gray point properties. >> when the markets are good, the equity ma aets, people obviously getting richer, making more money and so they're more inclined to, you know, want to spend that in nantucket. >> reporter: there are currently moreistings of homes priced over $10 million than there are homes priced under $1 million. and while builders here are busy, there isn't much lan to build on so they're focused oni the end where they profit most. not only is the value of thean limited here growing exponentially, but docks like this one are adding to that value as wel because nantucket no longer allows anymore docks to be build here anywher ever. fis dock just across the harbor recently sold nearly $5 million. demand is largely domestic.m buyers f boston, new york, and texas, so it helps that thep islandperty taxes are incredibly low. just one more reason real estate is sitting pretty. >>> if y'

want to show you a overbought and other sold condition if tries to depict that a great under shoot or a overshoot has been probably. and i'm going to makele b lthe t it is due somehow. the notion of support. we have sold off two spupports. support is not a plywood board or a concrete board, it's a mattress at some point you sink down until you find support i think with have done that dropping 32 plus percent so toll, look at this, this is it's relative performance. we when right to the pryor low, and we just started to turn up i'm going to make the bet that it will just start to turn here. a very important circumstance and a long term chart showing you that we're literally on the prior low and i think we're going to hold. so i want to make the bet that it is so bad it's good >> this is the situation that sets up real well for options. i was specifically looking at the september 38 call. i spent $1.38. it was around 37.5 at a time you're spending $1.20. if it is so bad it is good you have about 10% upside. but if it is not so good, it is only $1.20 >> yeah, the stock was up that morning, the ceo was saying we know what head winds are, off set by a

thousands of t-shirts had already been unpacked and sold by mid-day. they expected to sale thousands more before the store closed at 5:00. >> i think it's a dynasty. i think they should keep it going as long as they can. keep it going. that is good team spirit. it keeps everybody here in oakland. >> the next time warriors fans will be able to see the team in person will be on tuesday as they parade throughout the downtown oakland and celebrate even more. back to you. >> but the way we caught one oakland mayor and -- she's happy about everything. >> the fact that they have won three out of four consecutive championships, that's unheard of. we could no be more proud to be the city of champions. our golden state warriors have brought it home to us one more time. >> and with the championship title comes a championship parade. here's a look at the routes that will kick off tuesday at 11:00. it will wrap up at oak and 13th. parade goers are advised to use public transit. city of oakland said more than a million people are expected to attend. >>> this evening

brian roberts and comcast believes as well, time warner said no, they sold the at&t. murdoch said no and is selling his assets as well. julia: the all stock offer we have from disney, what does disney do now? here,the premium you see it covers the tax leakage that the murdochs will have in a cash for assets deal. disney i suspect will raise its price. you will go to $35 per share but i think they will play up thathey believed they had a quicker time to close than comcast would have. i think they will play up the fromthat pro forma cpa disney and fox is a better collection of assets. joe: can y explain why the i think the regulatory is going to be massive for both of these companies. i think they feel like they might be earlier but at the end of the date the are going to play up the fact that they have pro forma. rupert murdoch has indicated that he feels more comfortable owning the disney paper than the cash that would come from comcast. whether comcast amends its bid that will be eligible fothe murdochs, will s. the is the early innings of saga that will play out. ju

t-shirts. it's a right, and i hope he sold a lot. there's funny nicknames that funny t-shirts out there with my nickname. host: another story that broke a couple years -- a couple weeks ago. the possibility of you and michael evan 90 cohosting -- atti cohosting a program on msnbc? guest: the truth is, we met at -- i had to get my fist up there to see that there's a little bit of a comedic rivalry. i don't know him well. i think he's a formidable .ompetitor he is an adroit, skillful guy. he's a kind of guy i would want on my team, frankly. having said that, i want him to .e defeated in the courtroom what i have a show with him? nothing has come up about that. i've read so manfferen thgs abo myself and my life in gossip pages and tabloid that's notking gosh, true. there was one woman writing that she saw me come off air force one and saw my luggage stacked, and i have to be 5'2". , but that's 5'9" fine. i'm sitting on four phone books this studio in southhampton to talk to you guys, my feet are dangling. . lot of the stuff isn't true th

t-shirts. it's a right, and i hope he sold a lot. there's funny nicknames that funny t-shirts out there with my nickname. host: another story that broke a couple years -- a couple weeks ago. the possibility of you and michael evan 90 cohosting -- atti cohosting a program on msnbc? guest: the truth is, we met at -- i had to get my fist up there to see that there's a little bit of a comedic rivalry. i don't know him well. i think he's a formidable .ompetitor he is an adroit, skillful guy. he's a kind of guy i would want on my team, frankly. having said that, i want him to .e defeated in the courtroom what i have a show with him? nothing has come up about that. i've read so many different things about myself and my life in gossip pages and tabloid that's notking gosh, true. there was one woman writing that she saw me come off air force one and saw my luggage stacked, and i have to be 5'2". , but that's 5'9" fine. i'm sitting on four phone books this studio in southhampton to talk to you guys, my feet are dangling. . lot of the stuff isn'

sold out which. i can see you're selling t. shirts how is the sale. going we're making a lot of sounds. and i just love the shirts very very well. the greats. how many of the jerseys have you sold already. i couldn't comment i couldn't converts many. many more demand for each. flourish where you are jerseys. well unfortunately i wasn't able to get a new also a dollar from the official store. that for you but i'll give you one because i got plenty i doubt though that they have the real ones because they sold them for three thousand barrel in the market which is about eight euros only but anyways the most important question is do you think that jury as a good chance to perform well during the walk up where. any. response to who we are i think we do have a chance and i'm sure you know the nigerian team is here also tearing down the team we've got we've got the jersey where we're looking forward to all performance and hopefully he meets me and without without jerseys so let's hope for the best. good luck to them thank you very much for the company you were watching the news on the back. of t

companies and when asked about it by journalists, shorted the stock and five days later div t divested it. and he soldank to hold in trust for members of his family. i recommend people to read the forbes story. it is going to get lost but it's really important. >> the reason there's no criminal violation there is that the intent to divest, which is all that he had expressed earlier was that something that he did not do. and that's not -- you're not held to that intent to the point of criminal penalty. >> one of the things we are going to discovery when all of this is over, is we have a lot of laws about government integrity. they were written in the 1970s on the assumption that people who would serve in government would be affluent professionals. they weren't to capture people with webs of international holdings. and we need to revisit the laws written in the '70s. >> wilbur ross is actually the member of the administration with the most complex and vast holdings around the world. david frum, thank you very much for joining us. really appreciate it. >>> coming up, president trump's team has been using

it became united states territory in 1803 when napoleon sold t land in the louisiana purchase.new orleans all weekend here on american history tv. employee 36,000 people in the industry, over $1.8 billion in taxes was last year by tourists that louisiana and's -- louisianans d not have to pay. we asked people tell us what you know about louisiana. lawrence --food, new orleans was always in the mix. people don't know louisiana, but they know new orleans. have been talking about the idea of making the french quarter a state park. it's politics. in the french quarter, there are not enough voters. it has always been a battle. if we can make it a state asset and a state response ability, we know that it is so important to tourism, with the city council and the mayor have obligations to the voters of the people of , i believe, if we turn into a state asset part where we put park rangers on every corner and the hudson jason is made to keep all the visitor say, we can kick it up a notch and make it a lot safer. katrina devastated the tourism industry. louisiana and south of here was un

he sold it to at&t who wanted it to replace the dropping of the land lines over time at&t didn't get wealthy from that platform, but steve jobs did. i don't quite understand the fascination with the netflix platform it's neat, it's great, it's disruptive but whoever makes the money will be -- who makes the most popular content that they pay for. >> this is presumably why the cable companies are trying to buy content companies, they recognize that platforms are irreleva irrelevant -- >> i'm not saying the platforms are irrelevant, but investors think they know who will be doing the best five to ten years from now and that's just not true i think rob arnot a week and a half ago in barron's said if you look at the ten largest capitalization companies in the u.s., ten years later one of them will still be on the list we're way overloaded in the five largest tech sectors, but i have confidence ten years from now if i avoid that i'm likely to do better than other investors. >> going back to what willem was saying, a lot of people expect this m&a activity to flourish, but the reality is the

even though she has not been working at the companye sold her stake over a decade ago --t has her signature look jane: nada tawfik, thanks very much for jning me. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, a year afr the fight to retake raqqa began come we are learning more about the civilian toll of the battle. at story is just ahead the challenge of integrating into new country is not to be underestimated. migrants face prejudices as well as ignorance about their new world. a major new initiative is being launched in the u.k. to make three cities of central england officially migrant friendly and help migrants fill a skills gap and find work in their new society. y.this report from coventr reporter: it is going to be britain's next city of culture. it is a city of many different ones. the project will give new migrants and refugees the skills which will help them integrate more easily. this is one of the first groups to benefit. among them, people who have left to flfamilies repressive regimes. >> i'm happy. reporter: why? what do you like about being h

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all right here we go who says they are sold out it's plenty of nigerian shirts. i can see here selling t. shirts how is the sales going we're making a lot of so. i mean i just love these shirts very very love you guys the greats. how many of the jerseys have you sold already. i i couldn't comment i couldn't convert many. many more demand us to. her if she were your jersey. and you also. store. that for you but i'll give you one because i got plenty. of the real ones because they sold them for three thousand mero in the market which is about eight euros only but anyways the most important question is do you think that syria has a good chance to perform well during the walk up well. anything can happen if these people i think we do have a chance i'm sure you know the nigerian team. would seem. to. be in the right without without jerseys so let's hope for the best. to space the first german to command the international space station is on his way to the i.s.a.'s well with two other crewmembers following a successful launch on wednesday alexander gassed and two other astronauts blasted off f

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thousands of t-shirts had already been unpacked and sold by midday. >> i think it's a dynasty. i think they should keep it going as long as they can. keep it going. that is good team spirit. oaand giving the momentum we can do something if we stick to it. >> back to you. >>> and before the champs touched down we caught up with oakland mayor libby about their big win. >> you can feel this city just boosted up this morning. the pride, the dignity. last night we did not just make a championship, we made a dynasty. this team is -- kind of one for the ages. >> and with the championship title comes a championship parade. here's a look at the route. it kicks off tuesday at 11th and broadway and wraps up at oak and 13th. parade goers are advised to use public transit. the city of oakland said more than million people are expected to attend. >>> new at 6:00, as is tradition the coast guard pacific welcoming a new commander with speeches and music and a cannon salute. the ceremony kicked off in alameda and don ford was there. >> it's a time honor to addition. change of command for u.s. c

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thank you for all right here we go who said they are sold outs of nigerian shirts. i can see you're selling t. shirts how is the sales going we're making an hour or so as. some eyes are coming i mean i just love these shirts very very well i love you guys the greats. do much for how many of the jerseys have you sold already oh i couldn't count i couldn't convert i've sold many i've sold maybe i'm just more demand us to for each. person where you are jersey. well unfortunately i wasn't able to get a new also a dollar from the the show store well certainly that for you but i'll give you one because i got plenty i don't know that they're the real ones because they sold them for three thousand mero on the market which is about eighty euros only but it was the most important question is do you thing that has a good chance to perform well during the walk up where. anything can happen if it's possible we i think we do have a chance and i'm sure you know the nigerian team other than ideas here also tearing down the team we go without the jersey where we're looking forward to all performance and hopef

they sold out fast last year. but fans can buy as many t-shirts as they want. this team store is open until 5:00 p.m. today. warriors return to the bay area at 3 at 3:30. you with kecan welcome them hom earhart road. be there at 2:00 p.m. cornell barnard, abc 7. >> fans excited to get their own swag this morning. >>> oracle arena wasn't the only place where fans celebrated the win. there was another watch party in downtown oakland that shut down an entire city block. wayne freedman was there. >> reporter: this was the culmination. dancing, music, and after the warriors pulled away in the second half, a sense of destiny not only for the team, but also for the happy rainbow of fans who came here to watch every week, but none played like this. let's talk about how sports and especially a championship victory can bring a city together. >> this is wonderful. >> something about winning, something about being from a championship city, a championship town, championship state and we're right here. we're living the dream right here. >> reporter: indeed that dream is now

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t bad at all, man. i'd like to buy that album at the super market. [ laughter ]>> immy: sorry, they're sold out. m the tourist board of saskatchewan.ve >> steve: oh, t. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, it's canada. >> steve: love canada. >> jimmy: and they hired a band called lord x and vanilla public to write a song to prome their capital city of regina. [ laughter ] this is called "experience -- experience." this song is called -- >> steve: it's called whatxp >> jimmy: ience regina." >> steve: "experience reugna." [ er and applause ] >> jimmy: take a listen to "experience regina." ♪ regina experience regina regina experience regina ♪ >> regina is the capital cit of saskatchewan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i like it. >> steve: love it. ♪ experience regina experience regina ♪ ♪ experience regina regina [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applausai] >> jimmy: the more you listen to it, the more you like these songs. >> steve: yeah, you didn't experience regina until college, right? [ laughter ] you didn't go to canada until college? >> jimmy: yeah. college, mid-30s, something like that, yeah.

thank you for all right here we go who said they're sold out it's plenty of nigerian shirts. i can see you're selling t. shirts how is the sales going we're making ourselves. i mean i just love these shirts very very well. and as the greats. how many of the jerseys have you sold already. i i couldn't comment i couldn't conduct many . many more demand. flourish where your jersey says. well unfortunately i wasn't able to get a new also from the store. that for you but i'll give you one because i got plenty . of the real ones because they sold them for three thousand meron the market which is about a two year is only but anyways the most important question is do you think that syria has a good chance to perform well during the walk up well over. any. possible we i think we do have a chance and i'm sure you know the nigerian team is here also terry on the team we've got we've got jersey where we're looking forward to. hopefully be in the right without without jerseys so let's hope for the best. news coming up ahead the mystery of the japanese citizens of duck to north korea beneath the mother of one man wh

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sold. that's expected in a matter of weeks. we're back in a moment. at at&t, we believe in access.he opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with th and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> he might need to switch hotels. one of the best footballers in the world has some uninvited visitors. >> ronaldo had a crowd of fans keeping him up outside of his hotel. here's gab reel sotelo with the latest from the world cup. >> it was a perfect world cup until he tried scoring a sixth goal. boy, did he get it. diving to his left and stopping the ball. his team went crazy. what i loved the most on this play is the keeper not wanting to open his eyes to wake up from the dream. the game would end in a 1-1 tie. tomorrow, we have four games. two on telemundo 48 and two on yeunver sew. c