you listen to tom lee this mobt month, chances are, you made a lot of money n. early june, he said clients are expecting a june swoon and that does not support us, however, we would buy that pullback. since then, markets are up off lows so far. tom lee is is wall street's biggest bull and joins us now with his crystal ball. this is assuming you're -- >> i got one. it's in my pocket. >> congratlaces. got to borrow that. >> i think it's thin air. >> this is assuming you could pick the bottom off of brexit and bought at that point. at this point, tom, what do you do? if you missed that and you're looking that the two-day rally, what do you do? >> i think the bounce we've seen really speaks to how much cash is on the sidelines. that's one of the biggest surprises to me. hey, look, there's a lot of uncertainty. i think the markets down maybe for a week or two weeks. i think oil at 20 was a bigger problem for markets than a uk recession. a 1% decline in the uk is about $27 billion lost of gold gdp. ths one dollar in oil. that's the same as the uk. so, i think it's pos

tom lee, yes, mr. bull himself, will be here to tell us what has him so nervous. plus, get this, looking for an easy sell signal on stocks? it could be as simple as the company's ceo. and later, a classic theory pointing to big pain for stocks this summer. first we start off with today's job shocker. it had investors running for the safety of bonds, selling the u.s. dollar. curiously enough, what they weren't doing is selling stocks. raising the question, this is a question, is this a goldilocks opportunity for traders in stocks with low rates, and a dropping dollar? brian kelly, what do you say? >> well, i suppose it could be. here's the thing that you can take away from today. if we get some kind of melt-up rally, we can say it is certainly in bubble territory. the fundamentals do not support stock valuations at this price. we know that after seven years of qe, if they have to do it again, if the economy has turned, which it looks like it has, the economy's not going to get any better if they pump more money into it. if anything were at the last stages, i'm surp

. >> next question from tom lee, is there a reason for weekly instead of monthly options?ves you flexibility with respect to structuringing options trades around catalyst, before, after. some of the options have more strikes than the regulars do. apple is a good example. lots of flexibility. if you haven't looked at weekly options you should. >> time for the final call. carter. >> facebook on the short side, slv on the long. >> mike? >> sell the august 115-120 call spread to facebook. high probability trade. >> mr. 25-year-old? >> we have a will the of fathers watching this program. happy father's day to you guys, my father and you guys. for me, procter and gamble. get an easing of tensions. it sets up as a good short. >> our time has expired. check out the website options action.cnbc.com. "mad money" starts now. >> announcer: the following paid presentation for cooper chef is brought to you by tristar products incorporated. are your kitchen drawers starting to look like a bad garage sale -- steamers, rice cookers, roasters, slow cookers. and just how many pots and pans do

. >> tom lee, is there any reason to use weekly instead of monthly options? >> yeah.ere are two very good reasons. number one, it gives you a lot more flex act with respect to structuring options trade around catalysts before, after. and the other is, some of the weekly options actually have more strikes than the regulars do. apple is a good example. half dollar strikes in there. lots of flexibility. you should look at weekly options. >> carter. >> facebook on the short side, slv on the long side. >> mike? >> sell the august 115, 120 facebook. >> 25-year-old. >> we got a lot of fathers out there who watch this fine options program. happy father's day to my father, and your fathers. i hope if you get an easing of tensions in the next week or so, that sets up a good choice. >> looks like our time is expired. check out the website >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." we

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tom lee, yes, mr. bull himself, will be here to tell us what has him so nervous. plus, get this, looking for an easy sell signal on stocks? it could be as simple as the company's ceo. and later, a classic theory pointing to big pain for stocks this summer. first we start off with today's job shocker. it had investors running for the safety of bonds, selling the u.s. dollar. curiously en

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lee. >> his father tom expressed how much his son loved putting on the police uniform because it allowed him to help others. >> mike was a passionate person. his passion for god, his passion for his family, his passion for sports, his passion to be a service to help others and all on the way to make people laugh and smile. >> tears flowed as the childhood friend read letters from his sons, expressing how much they miss him and will remember the good times including dirt biking and camping. he loved riding and fixing motorcycles. he was in the leader in the club to help fallen officers. that kindness for others is being showered on officer's katherman's family as they grieve and deal with their loss. the procession leaving sap center for the private burial was led by his fellow motorcycle officers, one last ride together. >> 9204 san jose. no response from 9204. >>> in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> now we have a slide show with pictures ever officer katherman and all of the events our website abc 7.com. take a look at that. you can share condolences on facebook, twitth twitter or

this room e we received some 40 recommendations of bipartisan group presented to us by tom cane, presented by lee hamilton, former house chairman, co-chairs of the 9/11 commission. they presented to us after months and months of work some 40 recommendations that they came to unanimously on what we could do to reduce the likelihood these attacks would happen again. we adopted maybe 80% of them. almost unanimously. then set about implementing them. the response to that tragedy was bipartisan, it was a unified approach and ultimately it's been successful. ultimately it's been successful. and when you compare that response to the response of the tragedy in orlando, it could be could not be more different. my hope today is we're going to have the kind of conversation with all of you to enable us to better improve this fight. and this is a fight we're going to win. a fight against isis. and we have a lot of allies that happen to be not just folks in this country, not just people who might be catholic or proddest an -- protestant, but together we're going to prevail. i ask unanimous consent that the res

i want to thank senator lee, nor tom udall, senator cruz, senator paul and others who have worked with us through the years. and i urge my colleagues to support the amendment. i yield the floor. thank you very much, mr. president. mrs. murray: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: mr. president, when we asked the men and women of this country to go to war on our behalf, we make a solemn promise to take care of them, to support them while they are abroad and take care of them when they come home. as the daughter of a world war ii veteran, this is a promise i take very seriously, and i know that my colleagues do too. mr. president, one aspect of this promise i've been proud to fight for is the idea that we should help warriors who have sustained grievous injuries, achieved their dreams of starting families. this is something that's hard for many people to think about, but it is a reality for far too many men and women. people like tyler wilson, he's a veteran i met who was paralyzed and nearly died in a firefight in afghanistan. after years of su

this room e we received some 40 recommendations of bipartisan group presented to us by tom cane, presented by lee hamilton, former house chairman, co-chairs of the 9/11 commission. they presented to us after months and months of work some 40 recommendations that they came to unanimously on what we could do to reduce the likelihood these attacks would happen again. we adopted maybe 80% of them. almost unanimously. then set about implementing them. the response to that tragedy was bipartisan, it was a unified approach and ultimately it's been successful. and when you compare that response to the response of the tragedy in orlando, it could be could not be more different. my hope today is we're going to have the kind of conversation with all of you to enable us to better improve this fight. and this is a fight we're going to win. and we have a lot of allies that happen to be not just folks in this country, not just people who might be catholic or together we're going to prevail. i ask unanimous consent that the rest of my statement be entered into the record. >> without objection. it is the traditio

they really did have opportunities going aback from jonathan to tom freston who melissa lee had a tremendoush him, congratulations to melissa on that, but those people had an argument and perhaps sumner redstone should have kept them. the one argument that shows that redstone has his wits about him is he has the good sense at least now to get rid of dohmen. this is a category i have called the hero's farewell, a monarch. they leave there is one person indispensable. sumner redstone said to larry king in 2009 that the people who are afraid of dying are the people who are going to die. i'm not going to die. rupert murdoch has a very similar view on his own longevity and it does create problems. >> in "hamilton" there was written, death does not discriminate against the sinners or the saints so i don't know if mr. redstone has that right. let's pivot a little bit. how does that play out in your sort of -- >> i think at this point whether sumner or his daughter exercising his influence, philippe is out. he's done. he's over. and i think the irony here is all the confusion, all the lawsuits going

in an interview with melissa lee, former viacom ceo tom preston spoke out.n. >> the whole so opera of the redstone versus the women, all the lawsuits i think has really been a side show compared to the real story, which has been the fall of viacom from grace essentially over the last bunch of years, the last several years. s been oit's been one of the le networking television divisions and now it's plagued with all types of problems, including creative departures. >> mr. preston was ousted as the ceo of the company nearly a decade ago. viacom responded saying "the company is significantly bigger and has many more profits today than when the predecessor left in 2006." vo redstone obviously getting a lot of attention. clearly there is a problem here with the leadership. >> well, they mentioned when he left in 2006 at $40 a share, the stock is essentially where it was when that ceo left. so it hasn't actually in contrast to the other ones in the industry -- though in fairness the board is trying to sede redstone, saying they have no confidence in him. and where

lee james. thank you for being with us. tom and richard. we appreciate your time today. of the president last thursday at the air force graduation ceremony. he said when you look at the world guided by clear i assessment based on assessment, fact, and judgment, was at a clear reference to donald trump? >> i took him and his word literally, that is facts and evidence and what's really going on today. on the one hand he added out that we are a prosperous nation, that we are in the eyes of the , those who always wished you in the late us, those in other countries and that certainly has been my experience as we have traveled around, but we still have some challenges and we need to remain focused on those challenges. couple ofmake a references to isolationism and donald trump has talked about that. >> he didn't mention donald trump or anyone in particular. that's why i took him word for word. i think there have been presidents throughout the years you have counsel that we have to be an engaged united states on the world front, that isolationism is not a good choice for us at

lee center. >>> you may notice the humidity starting to creep back up today, but that's not all. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is looking at when the rain returns and how to dress the kids at the bus stop. >>> and the trial continues for the baltimore police officer facing the most serious charges in the death of freddie gray. what is expected to happen when officer goodson heads back to court? >>> and we are following another mass shooting, this time in california. the latest when we head ckba >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. a shooting in downtown oakland that left a teenager girl dead and several wounded. right now three others shot are in stable condition after police initially gave up conflicting accounts of the number of injured. all the injured are in their mid-teens to early 20s. this happened in broad daylight during a vigil for a drowning victim. and reports say people were running every which way when gunshots rang out. it's unclear if the shooting is c back to you. >> molette greene at the live desk, thank you. >>> 4:41 and tom said humidity is creeping back up. >> ladies, get ready

lee. tonight on fast, an exclusive interview with a former ceo of viacom. tom freston will be here on set. what went wrong, who's to blame and would he return as ceo. he joins us for a very rare interview this hour. plus, worried about a brexit. we may have found four stocks that could be the most vulnerable if england opts out of the european union. one mega tech stock is about to reclaim its dotcom bubble highs. why traders are so bullish right now. first, we start with the fed officially standing pat, so we asked the question, steve liesman, is the fed on hold forever? what do you think? >> i don't think it's on hold forever, but i can understand why you would ask that question. i think the story here is that the fed probably not going to move in july. i saw a ubs headline saying, take the summer off. we are. when it comes to at least what's going to happen to fed policy. janet yellen and the fed keeping the rates on hold today, and not suggesting any big hurry in terms of hiking interest rates. but the big story today is what they did to a their outlook for

lee james. thank you for being here with us. joining us is tomden brook and richard lardner who covers defense and foreign defense issues. we appreciate your time and questions. the comments of the president last thursday at the air force graduation ceremony. he said "when you look at the world guided by clear eyed assessment and based on assessment, fax, and judgment." was that a reference to donald trump? sec. james: i took the president's words literally. and what is going on today. he pointed out we are prosperous nation. we are, in the eyes of the world, those who always wish to emulate us in other countries. that has been my experience as we have traveled. we have challenges and need to remain focused. steve: he did make references to isolationism. was that a reference to the donald trump campaign and the republican likely nominee? sec. james: he did not mention donald trump, or anyone in particular. that is why i took him word for word. presidents throughout the years have counseled we need to be an engaged united states on the world front

bush, and we created a 9/11 commission chaired by republican tom king, former republican governor of new jersey, and cochaired by lee hamilton, congressman, former chairman of the house foreig foreign relatis committee from indiana. and a bipartisan commission, nine or i 11 people in it. they went it work. they had a great staff. they worked for months and drilled down, what went wrong? how could this happen? and came up with a whole host of recommendations. irthink it was about -- i think it was about 40 recommendations. they adopted them unanimously and gave them to us. they came before our committee, at the time, the committee on governmental affairs. now the committee on homeland security and government fairs. -- and governmental affairs. and we adopted about 80% of them, pretty much unanimously. and it was a time that -- and rather than us being divided as a country, it was a time we came together on the heels of a terrible disaster. when i look at the political back and forth that seems to flow out of the tragedy in orlando and i compare what existed when we lost, gosh, maybe 60 times as many lives 15 years ag

tom holland's fantastic. everyone's great in it. marvel has this winning formula. they really know what they're doing. >> jimmy: stan lee, right?at's the guy. >> great. >> jimmy: he makes a cameo in all the movies. >> he does, he does. he's such a character. the guy is, you know -- created so many amazing comic book characters. he's such an icon. >> jimmy: is he having fun with this whole thing? >> you never see the guy not smiling. i wish at that age that i'm still so spry, full of life. he really is just so vibrant. >> jimmy: the movie is fun, it's funny. of course we had paul rudd on the other day. he's one of the comic relief things. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's the fun part about the movie. it's funny and it's action packed. man, from start to finish, the russo brothers directed it? >> russo's. yeah, those guys are going to be able to do whatever they want now. >> jimmy: it's worth the price of admission. i want to show a clip. here's chris evans and sebastian stan in "captain america: civil war." in theaters this friday. check it out. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's just a clip! the whole movie like that. it's f

lee james. thank you for joining us on "newsmakers" sec. james: thank you for having me. steve: we continue our conversation with tom vanden brook of "usa today," and richard lardner. let me begin on some of the social issues that the air force secretary touched on. what is your take away? tom: we were just speaking that she is one of the most senior officials to talk about the need for women, or her desire to have them sign up for the selective service for the draft. that is a significant departure from what we have heard from other officials. it is significant to note that she says anticipates the ban on transgender troops serving openly to be relaxed or withdrawn later this summer. steve: part of the overall debate we will see in congress over the defense authorization act, what are you looking at? richard: that is a big issue. in the house, they had it in the bill, and it was taken out at the last minute and never made it to the floor. it is in the senate-version. there are social conservatives opposed to this. ted cruz, mike lee, they offered an amendment to have it taken out. they don't want it to happen. the

lee. tonight on fast, an exclusive interview with a former ceo of viacom. tom. what went wrong, who's to blame and would he return as ceo. he joins us for a very rare interview this hour. plus, worried about a brexit. we may have found four stocks that could be the most vulnerable if england opts out of the european union. one mega tech stock is about to reclaim its dotcom bubble highs. why traders are so bullish right

tom: thank you very much. you may have seen on your screen a short moment ago that at -- it actually was 50%-50% for a brief moment. lee,liverpool, if i sorry let's bring you in for a moment. results.ool, important than we wouldess have expected on a 50%-50% outcome. so it looks for the moment towards leave. tom: jane, can we come back to you? we will well remember this. sunshine when led the day, speech. project fear. but did it work? in your view, why not if it hasn't? like leave islook edging ahead tonight. that really leaves the question after weather project fear really fell on flat ears. one of the things we did was studied what really does motivate. list theers did not economy at all. that is not an issue that resonated with them. the leave campaign had the advantage on that message. it is also the case, when you inlyze those votes statistical modeling terms, those people who were going to vote leave, they didn't vote on the economy, like all the analyses we have done, the one thing that didn't matter. , not shifting votes. for remain, there were shifting voters, but not for leave voters. the balance between hop

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ford, tom hanks, johnny dep, and speaking every all of this, hollywood walk of fame, about to get considerably bigger new name will appear on the walk in 2017 including philadelphia's very own, leeaniels, and hall and oath. start with the television honorees, dollars in that along with lee daniel, tyra backs, hue lore fry house, comedian czar is a silverman and celebrity chef wolf gang puck. next up, the recording nominees, we've got hall and oats. >> yeah. >> john legend, new father, the boy band n'sync, ice cube, oh, oh, and new addition, alex, wait a minute. >> n'sync in there. are the back street boys? >> no. >> oh,. >> i know. >> that's big. >> i know. okay, so the motion picture honorees include jason bateman, amy add amount, duane the rock johnson, goldie hawn, chris pratt. and radio, just one, elvis. >> elvis, way to go, guys. >> this just in, new, oh, new stands up comedian, michael eugene jerrick. >> is that right? >> judge bunch line philly over in fishtown. >> giving you a star, really? >> no, are you kidding me? i may go back when it is a full house. do the same routine. >> oh, could you tweak it little bit. >> i'll tweak it a little bit. >> take me out of it,. >> t