he's lived in a house at the edge of a boise trailer park for 15 years. the owners want him out. >> they have tried every maneuver to get me out of there. they can put in like four or five apartment places in a property that i'm on. >> reporter: but other boise rentals are out of reach. >> so i'm priced out of the market. i can't find a place. i'm so desperate. i don't know what to do. >> reporter: as wiltermood's lawyer brian stephens puts it: >> if you're even a low income person, it's very hard time to be in boise. >> reporter: there are signs of cooling off in recent weeks. inventory is up and developers e scrambling to build more. but as always happens while cities grow, neighborhoods gentrify, there will be losers like gary wiltermood. >> there's a statement. some gave all, some still give. on my vietnam sticker. well, i gave my life for this country and this is how i end up. >> reporter: ryan kenkey isn't desperate, but he does hope boise realstate prices come back down to earth. are you rooting for the californians, the seattle folks, to say, wait

paul: justin is from boise but left for the coast after college. >> boise back in the late 1980's, early 1990's, when i grew up here, comparing that to now, there's a lot more going on. >> the influx of people are bringing -- it's making boise more exciting. five years ago, i would not have moved here. paul: to some in some conservative state, the urban influx can seem like invasion. >> it's causing heart heartburn for the locals. if you're coming in from california, you're getting license plates changed to idaho as quick as you can. paul: john cavanaugh moved here from sacramento. >> did you change your license plates right away because you didn't want to be known from california? >> we haven't. paul: originally from ghana, and his wife came here to escape sacramento's rising homelessness and blue politics, but the license license plates? >> we were driving, somebody held a sign, go back to california. so we came and park in the garage so nobody sees the license plate so we decide to change them. paul: much of the resentment is economic. with wages nowhere near keeping up with home pric

joining us now dawn templeton in boise, idaho welcome.e you with us. >> thank you so much for having me and talking about our great market over here in boise, idaho. >> it is a beautiful part of the country. i spent some time in san point a couple of years ago which is farther north than you but one of the prettiest places i've ever been i got to tell you. let's talk about what you're seeing in the market houses are still getting a lot of bids and going above the asking price but tell me what buyers are doing, are they meeting their pain point a little bit and holding back >> i think so. what is happening right now is we'll list a property and of course it is a high price. but they're holding off a little bit because they don't want to get in a bidding war and have to pay even higher prices so a week into it or sometimes two weeks into it we'll start getting offers so i think buyers are just having a little bit of buyer fatigue and are tired of getting into multiple bidding wars so the good news is we are seeing a surge in inventory, not

and then boise, they came back to the country and managed to get some of these groups. we got them out of the piece of maintenance and, and managed to raise rebellion on the, his leadership to oppose the, the situation that, that was part of the agreement. so 456 of the groups that stood out of the, of the, of the agreement distance themselves and started to fight a, a government that was in place. this will happen, this is what has happened in december that led to the state of emergency. and then the russians, and the london se came to the help of the government, and started to fight the rebuilding dest. you know, this, the big picture now the, the russian, that the strategy of the russians is to get the rebels out of the city cities in it says re bottom. so they chasing the rebels from the cities outside into, into the rural areas, into the villages. and the villages are suffering, the ability to suffer the impact of the rebels coming into the villages and, and taking whatever they want that they want to take. so the, so the situation is, is improving in some of the c

. >> reporter: part of the process happens at the bull development center outside boise. breeding is either natural or uses artificial insemination. each bull is carefully tracked and charted, as are their progeny to ensure its lineage from the original japanese cows. >> it literally means "japanese cattle." >> reporter: leah schultz is the bull management manager here. >> good water, good feed, smail on your face. >> reporter: there is a closed-loop system that allows the company to protect every part of the process, to ensure the healthiest fertilizations, pregnancies and calves. >> you stress an animal out, it's no different than a human. if i'm stressed out, do i want to eat? no. am i going to lose weight? probably. it's the exact same thing in cattle. >> what's the problem? >> they can smell new york. >> oh, boy. >> all right, go to work. >> reporter: over the last several years, snake river has expanded its push into e-commerce, selling its beef like this ribeye, not just to high-end restaurants but directly to consumers. >> tenderness it's like tenderloin. flavor w

mk wasa mk was a big company from boise idaho, it was an influential company.end it. to explore and survey the land, so the project you see today all began with this treaty signed with mk in 1946. explosion. translation: the idea was built —— born to build a dam. they researched water conservation so that the land might be irrigated all year round. the idea of the kajaki dam was initially to control flooding, to irrigate and generate electric power. and that's how our film—maker, glenn foster, came to be there. he was an engineer with morrison knudsen. mk drove roads through the desert and canals through the sand. it built three collossal dams at lightning speed. foster and mehtabuddin went out to film each stage of the project in detail, from the grand opening of the dams to the narrowest canals spreading across the desert. not many americans still remember the old days in helmand, but there are a very few. went to afghanistan in, er... my daughter was about a year old. i went ahead of you because we didn't have any house for the family for the first six month

a munificent attorney said he got all is just a packet of boise it don't go in and touch me. say park. ok. so put all this will be this. he did a city buried, deport democracy. so this capital that i see this our, the current jumps. so got, you know what you did you put it in my god, plenty of money i bought my god. bless you. need at least seem to be going to do whatever you do. i was going to get all the federal laws want this big a otherwise we'll have the focus almost all got doors from the book still no, not fully to the to the soccer for when it's in a 2 month you'll see that was socrates for my order got door, they started according chance. did you know 40 louisville unifying the yard or the kid? i let you start phyllis on the zones. so i got to know my so sockets for you might already she now got daughter. they started good interest fees to catch me and if you need me to glenn, you compare, can you see me or you just called me. ok. he said, if you'd asked him to can about the project guy. yes, he and even though talk you called k at if you soccer to michael, didn't do

should he get all is just a back, boise, it don't go in and touch me. say park. ok. so put all this will be this, he did a city buried deeper democracy. so got this then that i see this, how would they go and jumps. so would you put it in your mind about plenty of money? yeah. my god bless you, need at least seem to be going to be whatever you do. i was going to get all the federal laws want this. so they gave you the otherwise you chose the focus on the door. so no, not a police go to the socket. for when it's in a 2 month, you'll see that and that was socrates for my order got door, they started according chance. did you know 40 louisville, you know, from the yard or the kid? i let you start necessarily on the zones. so got to know my so sockets, 40 mice already. she now forgot daughter they started good interest, feel free to catch me. and if you need me to glenn, you can bet they can. you see you just called me ok. he said, if you'd asked him to come about, would you, guy? yes, he and even though talking if you saw going to michael i had thought for you ball in a

is just a packet of boise, it don't go in and you touch me. say buck ok. so put all this will be this. he did a city buried deep democracy. so this capital, i see this, how would the current dance? so if you put it in, one of my money was needed, which we thought we would have to do a little bit longer to get all the federal laws and what have you chose the focus on the dog who may be the book show no, not fully to the, to the soccer for when it's in a month to see if that was socrates for my order got door, they started recording juice, judy, i know for you in the yard or the kid. i let you start, phyllis on the zones. so got to know my so sockets for you, mice already she now forgot daughter. they started good interest, seal feasible to make it to me. and if you need me to glen, you compare, can you see me? yeah, you just called me ok. he said the last talk about the project guy. yes, he and even bill talk, you called at if you saw going to michael didn't do it for you ball. it was time. would you follow you for your ball? she could do the local mover mo

way into the rocky mountains states where air quality issues, reduced visibility will continue from boise to spokane. yellowstone and much of california. i want to show you the smoke forecast. the north wind will drag heavier smoke through our area and the south lake tahoe region as we head into tomorrow and air quality impacts are expected to continue this weekend. i will be back with a closer look, coming up. ama: you can track the air quality any time with our real-time weather track are on our bay area connected the at just download the app wherever you stream. larry: happening in san jose, some residents are being let back into their homes. this is 35 hours after a gas leak forced them to evacuate. these are live pictures of the scene. san jose fire is asking residence located on park to report to the pg&e support fan for guidance. all other residents are allowed to return. over 100 residents were out of their homes and they were ready for all of this to be over. >> some people don't have anywhere to go. at least i have my family. i want to go back home. >> pg&e had been working to f

and boise. san diego in fourth.de con artists showing units who don't own the properties and collecting deposit money or fees for background checks. >>> 4:56. trending, we're getting a sneak peek of the actors on "the crown". >> a first look of elizabeth as princess diana, dominic as prince charles for season five. it follows the royals during the 1990s. it will likely include the queen's so-called year of disaster in '92 where three of her four children separated from their partners. no word if it will include diana's death for '97 or save that. the new season expected to be released next year. i remember they also had a castle burn down that year as well. it was a bad year. >> look at how we are. >> pretty busy morning for us on "today in the bay." a lot ahead including meteorologist kari hall tracking smoke and haze. >> you want to get out early while we have good air quality. the smoke will roll back in. we start out with upper 50s and upper 60s today. a look at the rest of our microclimates coming up in a few m

year-old emma, another when a semi truck crashed into their van on highway 95 and mallard county, oregon boisete university sent out this tweet. they said they've been on their way to get checked in for her first year. the university a go fund me post says both emma and rebecca always had positive attitudes, bright smiles and unforgettable courageous laugh. they will be missed by all who were lucky enough to have felt the warmth of their miss a northern california family was found dead yesterday along with the family dog in the sierra national forest. >> search teams had first found their car near a gate to the national force. they later found the bodies of all 3 of the family members near an area known as devil's gulch does in the south fork of them are said river. they have been identified as john garish ellen chung and their one year-old daughter muji. there was no clear cause of death. but investigators suspect carbon monoxide poisoning could have led to their deaths. >> coming up in sports. brandon crawford makes one of the best offense plays of the season for the giants. but was his bril

program with him occasionally when he was a journalist and he said he wanted to go into politics and boise done it. and so you know, whatever the traits he has got away with. thanks so far. now that will come a point almost inevitably, when he doesn't, and there will be the, the full back of all full buys. but it hasn't happened yet. and have you been helped by the social media age, the transience of story, something. some of the things that can be penned on bought us with the, with a sunk a battleship. never mind a prime minister, but the social media age is just of the data to, to madison, to, to stand there then things that's, that's a very interesting observation, because i've heard the opposite. that has been a lot of activity around highlighting what johnson said in the house comment wasn't true, has had millions of millions of views. but you know this up. so you know that if you look by the script editor of the spectator, foreign secretary, mayor of london wanted twice and now prime minister, that is a record which just so far he hasn't had to face the consequences of actions and th

way into the rocky mountains states where air quality issues, reduced visibility will continue from boiseo spokane. yellowstone and much of california. i want to show you the smoke forecast. the north wind will drag heavier smoke through our area and the south lake tahoe region as we head into tomorrow and air quality impacts are expected to continue this weekend. i will be back with a closer look, coming up. ama: you can track the air quality any time with our real-time weather track are on our bay area connected the at just download the app wherever you stream. larry: happening in san jose, some residents are being let back into their homes. this is 35 hours after a gas leak forced them to evacuate. these are live pictures of the scene. san jose fire is asking residence located on park to report to the pg&e support fan for guidance. all other residents are allowed to return. over 100 residents were out of their homes and they were ready for all of this to be over. >> some people don't have anywhere to go. at least i have my family. i want to go back home. >> pg&e had been working to fix

boise will be coherent in the future. what are the objectives? these will have to be spelled out by washington and president biden property will make us meet on foreign policy. and sometime after the war from the gunston, the hero, our objectives of the following. and then the question will be fully committed to those, to those commitments. what about ukraine's own internal dealings? is there any impact from the 2014 political crisis that still rumbling on today? it still wrong early on because president zelinski difficult position because he's not really in total control of the country. power is in fact distressed. it's split among various economic leech and political leads and he has a difficult time. and therefore his main task is to demonstrate that he can bring all these different groups together and concentrate power. the center here may have to do that in prison, but that would be a goal because kids need a strong dia is better, very important time. and the lens he believes he is a leader and his good relations with many countries and so o

a. miami, chicago, p d that is being operation, but it's racial bias, boise, we do that. that's what we do. we get away with it and we used to doing these things and people and nobody does anything about it. now that when family to george thought think came out and we thought everybody actually watched this stuff. and so i go down. it said, wow, they couldn't believe it, but what's happening is this, the reason why you left out the one key component. the reason why the stuff is on the police, put the word out on this free call flow, be thrown down, investigate nothing. i tell people all the time i said the mass over the place to run the show. if the rank and file that runs and happen in new york, when the, when the police department turned it back on. what we've got is we got long was been out there, letting the people know we're not investigating any crime. go after who you want do this step when you want. and that's the reason why you all of us that and saw a swing uptake. when it comes down to the number of guns on the street, you come down to the drug screen and all t

boise -- by your resignation, mr. president. think my colleagues and i yelled. -- thank my colleagues and i yield. >> scott terry from pennsylvania. >> good morning every buddy, good afternoon, whatever it is. the freedom caucus wants to speak to all americans who feel helpless and hopeless to affect what is making them. this, what is making them angry, what is breaking their hearts. the freedom caucus exists and is here today to not only be their voice but to call for action, not just words, but do something about it, which is accountability. it is accountability. that is what we are looking for, that is why i'm here to support today. my good friend mr. higgins from louisiana, it is action, it is action that counts. my good friend mr. harris from maryland, it is action that counts. these people need to resign, they need to be impeached, and i want to add, we are calling on -- i am calling on the leader, mccarthy. i'm calling on him to vacate, make the motion to vacate the chair. speaker pelosi is derelict in her duties. this go

air quality with the smoky conditions from boise to smoke and -- to spokane to yellowstone is expected with smoke expected through monday across the western states. that is something to keep in mind especially if you have travel plans. most areas other than the midwest and parts of california and the west coast dealing with better air quality than us. look at tahoe, they are dealing with very unhealthy to unhealthy air quality as the smoke continues there. meanwhile here, things have begun to go south. we have more cities reporting moderate air quality as the wind has switched directions and with more of the north wind going into the next couple of days. we are going to continue to see smoke move in. still pretty good air quality. watch what happens, 9:00 a.m.. you see the deterioration tomorrow morning and the smoky weather is going to continue tomorrow night. even going into saturday, which is why an air quality advisory was issued for friday and saturday by the air district watch which you will see here the next three days, it is moderate air quality. not until monday we see a sligh

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boise all the way into billings, you will be feeling the impacts of what is happening downstream into northern california and unfortunately, it won't change until the weather pattern changes and it doesn't look to in the coming several weeks. but again widespread coverage of smoke taking place along the western u.s. national view here shows severe potential weather in the midwest, and big time heat in parts of the southern u.s., about 40 million americans under heat advisories, heat indices up to 107 in louisiana and new orleans. something to watch there. and also leaving you with what is happening around the tropics, three areas of active weather that are set to really make the tropical activity pick up over the next week or so with 40%, 40%, 50% chance of development respectively. >> thanks so much, pedram. >>> coming up next, a u.s. air base is now over capacity as nearly 8,000 vaccines from afghanistan wait for their next flight out. that story when we come back. >>> and concerns are growing that the taliban takeover will make afghanistan a haven for terrorists once again. we'll h

and mahler county in oregon boise state university put out a tweet with the news they were on their way's first year at the university, a go fund me is quote both them and rebecca always had positive attitudes, bright smiles and unforgettable courageous laugh. they will be missed by all who were lucky enough felt the warmth of their also a missing mother and northern california. the whole family was found dead along with the family's dog in the sierra national forest search teams initially located the family's car near a gate to the national forest on tuesday. the letter found the bodies of all 3 family members near an area known as devil's gulch in the south fork of them are said river. they have been identified as john garish ellen chung and their one year-old daughter muji they worse. no clear cause of their death right now but investigators are suspecting carbon monoxide poisoning could have led to their deaths. for your health right now and that that recall are we talked about other batches of hostess hamburgers and hot dog buns that are being recalled because of listeria and salmo

he's taking over as the deputy chief in boise, the police department announcing that hiring today. and brooks is expected to begin his new job in early october. >> 2 men from santa rosa face felony drug charges after being arrested in colorado. the eagle county sheriff's office says that they search the car during a routine traffic stop yesterday and found a 124 pounds of marijuana. the driver samuel angel. never as brito and the passenger heck say never as summary in tow what they were both arrested once the drugs were discovered. police say that the case is still under investigation. to the south bay now more than a 100 people in a neighborhood near downtown san jose remain evacuated more than 30 hours after a pg e gas line ruptured quite a mess. and these folks are expected to be allowed back home until later tonight. this is in the area of race, street and eugene avenue. >> the utility says a 3rd party contractor use mechanical equipment in a marked area that they should have avoided. here's a list of the addresses which have been evacuated. the shelter at the bascom community

areas in vegas you can see the smoke traveling through salt lake city and the boise area.he impacts of the fires happening here in northern california. today's forecast what can we expect when it comes to the temperatures? it's going to be seasonable overall. 70s in oakland, 80 san jose, 84 warmer through concord, san francisco 67 and that smoke will linger for today but then as we head towards the weekend a couple changes to look out for. a little bit of cooling just a tad bit into the mid 80s still for the inland areas, no upper 90s which we did see earlier this week. we've got that fog that's going to remain around the coastline and then some high pressure building from the desert southwest heading in to guess, high pressure means happy weather but also means heat. when do you think it's going to roll in? spot the 90s on wednesday. you got it right. >> all right. we're looking at finding 101 with slowing but remember, 7:00, i tweeted out a picture, check it out on twitter, 87, 85, that's the build that happens and remember, again, san jose state started yesterday so we'

and boise. san diego fourth.ms include con artists showing units that they don't own and collecting bogus deposit money or excessive fees for background checks. >>> an emergency lifeline extended for san francisco's homeless hotel program. the white house has agreed to stretch covid related reimbursements to cities and states throughout the end of the year. the chronicle says that means an extension of san francisco's emergency hotel program that helps about 4,000 homeless people. concerns about the delta variant triggering those new funds which would have dried up at the end of september. >>> 6:49. lots of kids heading back to school today. masking up, boy even more reason because of all of this microclimate weather alert that we're in right now. >> the smoke today. >> the smoke we're talking about entering the bay area. it's going to be bad. some of us waking up to moderate air quality, still looking pretty good in some spots, especially the south bay down to the south county, but then look at the north bay as

that is boise airport, idaho, 70 degrees.o the realization we don't have staff so cut the schedule, 2800 flights, people up and arms, there will be a specific number of flights cut this summer. they haven't told us how many but a fantastical scheduler change according to spirit airlines. stuart: doesn't fill me with confidence about planning a trip in the future. they are cheap but that doesn't silly with confidence. >> from july to august 9th. stuart: american airlines were going to shut down the pilot training in charlotte. now they are going to keep it going. >> american airlines facing the single largest increase in leisure travel the airline has ever seen so they need the pilot to fly the planes. american airlines says they will continue the training base. everything into texas to cut down on costs but now that they need people let's get some up and running with airbus training. stuart: the single busiest leisure travel increase in business ever. >> talking about the delta variant spread, southwest and spirit as well. st

in the documentary -- i want to play this clip of henry gates, jr., talking about did you did you boisedubois in the classic of black tradition called the souls of black folk defined the double consciousness of every black american. he says everyone feels his tunis an american negro, two warring ideals in one dark play. there never has been a more classic example of dubois' dilemma than in barack obama in the white house. >> as i was watching that, i thought this is also -- that tunis is the source of so much of the remarkable political scale and rhetorical ability that characterized that presidency and was so powerful and profound that it was able to make you lose sight of how much rage and anger was sort of fomenting underneath it. >> yeah. i mean, and the kind of ideal of obama, he was trying to recognize those two things that henry lewis gates was talking about, the idea of being black, of being american, that these two things are not necessarily warring ideals. that is a lofty aspiration. that was what that 2004 democratic convention speech was supposed to be, an attempt to cement

san francisco third behind los angeles and boise. san diego coming in fourth.de con artists showing units who don't own the properties and collecting bogus deposit money or excessive fees for background checks. >>> an emergency lifeline extended for san francisco's homeless hotel program. the white house agreed to stretch covid related reimbursements to cities and states throughout the end of the year. the chronicle reports that means an extension of san francisco's emergency hotel program now helping about 4,000 homeless. concerns about the delta variant triggered fema's new funding which would have dried up at the end of september. >>> new video of the devastation, tropical storm grace is leaving on haiti. that country hit with severe weather after a powerful earthquake. grace battered southwestern haiti with rain causing major flooding and temporarily halting search and rescue efforts after the 7.2 earthquake over the weekend. haiti's civil protection agency says more than 2,000 people died, nearly 10,000 are hurt. >> it is heartbreaking what they're going t

going into the start of next week, we get relief from the heat. 89 in boise. reno staying close to 100 . >>> 57 degrees right now in san francisco. we've got some fog. you can see that just over the bay bridge, and expect to see that smoke advisory remain in effect this weekend. due to drifting smoke from the nearby dixie fire to our north, locally unhealthy for inland bay and north county. we're dealing with moderate air quality, could see it drift to surface level into the afternoon. as far as your daytime highs goes, we're going to be in the upper 80s, low 90s for the south bay, upper 90s for the interior valleys. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks so much. nice to be with you. >>> we have more to come. days after cuomo's resignation, the state assembly ending the investigation. we have more to come. >>> the next steps from britney spears after her father agreed to step down as her conseator. rvwe >>> we're back with the morning weekly download. the look at the other stories. >> the embattled new york governor andrew cuomo announcing his

i did notice on page three of your testimony that boise is now funded to go into newport news.nd hartford is now fully funded as well. if we could just talk for second about whether or not we will figure out ways to not quite get them in, but get them out faster. i note the smartstart approach is to try to get some of the public and private yards talking to each other and working together about getting materials and design plans to move the process along. is that hopefully going to get these boats turned around faster than we have seen in the past? >> it is a superb question. it has to. it is not just those elements. we are going to put a strong premium on sharing the lessons of learning that we are bringing into the public shipyards with our private shipper partners as well. i see elements of leadership that lead me to believe we need to have a stronger conversation on this. when i see [indiscernible] it is substantially different from what we've seen in public shipyard. [indiscernible] and have more in the contract. our four shipyard steals are under the leadership of [indisc

david boise is her attorney. >> the fact of the matter is it's overwhelming that prince andrew was with have the testimony of virginia, the testimony of other people, photographic evidence. >> the lawsuit claims andrew knew guiffre was 17 years old but went ahead for the purpose of gratifying his sexual desires. >> for the record, is there any way you could have had sex with that young woman or any young woman trafficked by jeffrey epstein in any of his residences? >> no. >> reporter: in 2019 prince andrew told bbc news night he didn't ever remember meeting the teen. >> nobody can prove whether or not that photograph has been doctored but i don't recollect that photograph ever being taken. >> and you don't recollect having your hand around her waist in ghislaine maxwell's house, on any occasion, even if it was a different date? >> i'm terribly sorry. if i as a member of the royal family have a photograph taken, i take very, very few photographs, i am not one to, as it were, hug, pubc displays of affection are not something that i do. >> reporter: but in a "cbs this morning" interview wi

that's boise airport. 78 degrees and sunny. taking it on the chin because the dow is down close to 300 points, that's .8%. very small loss for the nasdaq, very small loss for the s&p, down nearly half a percentage there. how about royal caribbean, of course, bringing back their full fleet of ships. they plan to be ready to sail by the spring of next year. so they're look out until next year. stock's down. american and spirit airlines canceled hundreds of flights. chaos at the airports. what's going on? >> arable -- a national disaster, american canceling 367 flights yesterday after canceling almost 900 the previous two days in total. spirit canceling a whopping 60% of its flights yesterday. the budget carrier blaming the weather, their systems and not having enough workers. we've said that before, haven't we? today not looking much better, hundreds more flights canceled so far. stuart: we're all worried about the impact on the economy. if you can't get a flight that takes off, can't get workers, you slow the economy. it may be

. >> boise. >> i kind of zagged. >> getting warmer? >> are we getting -- montana maybe.. >> further west. >> further west. >> wow >> now i -- >> he's a private man. >> now i embarrassed myself, minnesota? thanks, mike >> all right >> we won't press you any further. >> but let's bring in our special guest for the hour who can press away, mohamed el erian. he's also the president of queens college cambridge me and joe were saying very nice. >> rare fied air, dude. >> maybe i'll start mentioning this idea that we're supposed to be starting another school year, remember when everyone was coming to work after labor day do we all know that's out the window now even the three of us being on set together, are we heading for another year where this is just not going to happen? i'm curious what you would tell people who are saying how much is 2021 into '22 going to look like last year instead of a return to normal the journal has an article about now this has been going on for to you years it's going to stay like this forever. >> i think we're learning to live with covid. that's t

this is a boise, idaho chip maker. target price by 30 bucks because they say winter is coming for the global memory chip sector, especially with a lot of competition from south korean chip makers. stuart: do you think it has a bigger impact if it's a major league investment firm like goldman or morgan. susan: of course, influence. i would say it depends on the analyst as well. some analysts are more respected in different fields. stuart: this is for you, elon musk tweeting about supply chain limitations. susan: it's impacting everybody as you can imagine with the chip shortage. he named names. he said tesla is operating under extreme supply chain limitations, including standard and auto chips, most problematic by far is a japanese supplier and bosch. he just touched down in berlin to meet chancellor angela merkel who is leaving office soon. but he's trying to ramp up the berlin giga factory which is supposed to start this year. stuart: it has been delayed. susan: do you like my german accent? angela. stuart: i didn't r