that sound like carmen territory -- garmin territory.is apple and garmin shares over the last five years. the apple has really outperformed garmin over the. , but they have not done badly. this is not the first time apple has continued -- has consider doing a high-end. the other a in fang is amazon. no hard news on friday. up by 2/10 of one percent. there was a kevo on monday, alabama unionization. it is been a question for a long time now. at the same time, amazon is a machine. look at this chart. it shows squarely net income over the last five years. that chart tells the story. look at the last three quarters. 2020 was a year where amazon's profit boomed. no idea what will happen on monday, but amazon is becoming a profit machine. look up the boards again and take a look at this chart. it has lagged behind so far this year. shares underperforming the fang index but also the s&p 500. it was a blockbuster quarter in the holiday quarter, so what is the next catalyst? there is one and who really knows. i know you are about to speak to him,

that's going to compete with apple and garmin. peloton's stock is up more than 3.75%, almost 4%.ing news that we're watching right now, want to take you to ohio. this is president biden right now. you're looking at these images, he is touring the james cancer hospital and solo research institute in columbus, ohio. today is the 11th anniversary of the signing of the affordable care act. the president is there. and then he's a little bit ahead of schedule by 20 minutes or so, but he's going to be, in just a bit -- almost about a 5 p.m. eastern, maybe slightly before, he's going to be delivering remarks in columbus, ohio. he's going to be talking about health care. he's gown to be -- we're hoping to talk more about vaccinations, maybe some other things on the president's agenda. jen psaki did gaggle on air force one with the press corps, our own blake burman giving us an update, talking about some of the things we expected from the president. but, you know, keeping basically to script, if you will, and talking about health care. again, this is the 11-year anniversary of the affordab

sarah woodyard started garmin construction women's studies and economic history at ohio state university she has however learned much by wearing and making 18th century women's clothing. for example many visitors wonder about the states the corsets which women of the period war and that undergarment provides a way for sarah to discuss 18th century women's bodies. sarah said quote. a lot of people seem to see this as this constricting anti-feminist garment that was restricting women, but when you wear it, it becomes part of you. and you don't notice that you're wearing it. i mean you do to some degree because they keep you upright and they support you but i don't feel like somebody's holding me down. i guess i feel like it's a practical thing to be wearing. it's what you got. sarah of student of 19th century clothing and labor history came to colonial williamsburg with an open mind about wearing stays and petticoats. with an interest in recent approaches to material culture study costume history and women's history. she's quote interested in history first feminism second. sarah believes i

that was amanda garmin talking to naga munchetty. —— amanda gorman.r us to live. so, yeah, we really want to move down here but it, it's difficult because, you know, some people have got crazy money and we are not in that situation. we want to move down here, we need to sell our house, we want to make a life here and, you know, so wejust have to wait and see. oh, here is one of them. hi, darling. and the plan is forjill�*s two daughters and their family to move here as well. here we go. what do you think of this? emma ward is an estate agent based on the north coast in st agnes. she says sometimes people will buy houses without seeing them in person. and it gives you the sort of opportunity to do something major to it, doesn't it? and prices are rising. we're having properties that are going way above the asking price. having to go into a best and final offer situation, where we wouldn't have had that every day before. is there enough property? no, absolutely not! we need more property. well, this is the old victorian schoolhouse in st agnes. and more