a warning about where they may be headed. >>> unloved -- unloved stock gets some love on valentine'spriate. i'm going to send tyler a candy heart during this commercial break. i'll be right back, after this. say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $6.95 per trade? uhhh- and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $6.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. are they fighting here? whatever it is... it's hunting. the great wall. rated pg-13. >>> welcome back. the oroville dam in northern california, officials warned 12 years ago this might happen. just the latest example of crumbling infrastructure in america, something that president trump said he will address. aditi roy is live in san francisco with more. aditi? >> just moments ago at that press

hi nowhere to go, felt unloved, worthless and hopeless. >> and you wound up homeless. >> i wound up homelessleeping at union station. >> slept at union station a couple of nights and that's when i found out 5:00, 6:00, coldest time of the morning. darkest before the dawn. >> that's when you decided i don't want to do this, i don't want this life, i don't want to go back. >> when suicide became an option, living became my only option because i knew i didn't want to die and it was at that moment i made a decision and want this no more. >> would you say your story can be an example to others about how, no matter what the circumstances are, because many people face these kinds of champ earnings when they come out. they don't have support systems at home and health care is a problem, housing, education. did you even have a driver's license? >> yeah. i had a driver's license. i got my first driver's license at 30. >> all right. >> you had one. >> it was still valid, that's the word you say. it was still valid. >> so you were able to get around and get to a job. >> i didn't have a car. d.c., i walk

he was so thorough in the demand that love be placed at the heart of american culture, the unloving forces of this society resisted him, and in that sense, i think that love is the ultimate demand. it's the ultimate means by which we can articulate a vision that we will counter what we see going on today. when you hear the public discourse today, the nastiness, the venom, the hatefulness, and people have all kinds of reasons. we lost our comety, the sense of possessing the humanity of the other forever as we think about them. what we lost is love. what our mamas and daddy's knew, i know what those people were reared on and what they gave us, will transform this nation, we've never tried it, that's why i quote howard thurmond in there, never reduce your dreams to the ehaven't you confront right now. if you reduce it to now. you lose the horizon of possibility. that kind of love that black people have been reared on, i mean, look at it this way, i tell white brothers and sisters, we could have turned the al qaeda way, we could have tried to stab you, shoot you, murder you, poison your water

the internet trolling me saying nasty, disgusting, vile things is really a true testament to the unloving intolerant left, i laugh it off because it's a ame testament to what i'm doing, i'm getting under their skin and i love it. >> sean: that's the fun part, that's what i've enjoyed watching it as you move forward. are you happy with how donald trump how fast he's been acting keeping his promises.s. that to me is not something you see very often especially in washington, d.c. >> the swamp is freaking out, they don't know what to do. a president that's keeping his election promises, a president that's being proactive to bring jobs back, to protect our national security like we saw for the last eight years, i'm amazed by it, i'm pretty happy. it's not just it upsets the liberals so much but in a sick, twisted way that's also entertaining for me. >> sean: you can catch her onn the blaze, her videos are usually viral on unlike my videos, we wish you all the beso and will have you back, thank you so much. up next tonight on hannity. >> i just want to let you know that our job is to help you i

. >> remember in november it was totally unloved. that did not participate in the post-election rally. >> you got a final say? >> the vector's semiconductor smh, the symbol there, judge, buying the 84 calls with the index around 77. $7 of upside. i like that optimism. >> what weiss alluded to with the initiations yesterday or the day before. >> right. >> almost two handfuls of chip stocks initiated. you buy, you know, micron, corvo, skyworks. >> broadcom. >> yeah. final trade, i -- sxl, 8% yield, pretty fat, there's a merger out there hanging over it. a compelling buy. >> jcpenney reports tomorrow, a stock i've been in for a long time. we'll talk it tomorrow. >> that's all for us." power lunch" starts right now. ♪ >>> i'm melissa lee, washington again the center of the universe for your money today. president wrapping up a meeting with the top manufacturing ceos at the white house the same day treasury secretary gave first major interview since taking the job here. plus, the bean town blues, boston baked stocks having a wicked rough

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