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carlton, what should investors be thinking about?use i am going to talk about allocation here. but so you do want to start small. you don't put all your money in the lottery. so for bitcoin, the allocation of the portfolio, less than 3%. that's enough for a meaningful investment but also enough to protect if it goes the ore way. it's the type of investment you want to dollar co[t■ average ino and rebalance. typically, we rebalance our portfolios once or twice a year. bitcoin, when it starts to get out of whack, you either want to trim it back down or use it as an opportunity to get back in. jack: what are some vehicles? i know it's not like buying a stock on the stock exchange. >> you can buy it on square, but you can also buy some of the index funds or the gray scale bitcoin trust. there are higher fees for this, so you do have to take that into account, fees of about 2% where a general index fund you're looking at next to nothing. jack: yeah. i think paypal's the way to do it. if you want to go in, keep it in that account. you coul

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or you can write to our office in city hall in room 244. 1 carlton b. goodlett place. it is in your agenda. items acted upon today will be in the april 7, 2021 board of supervisors agenda. >> would you please call item 1. >> resolution initiating a landmark designation under article 10 of the planning code for diego rivera's fresco titled the lagory of california painted in 1931 and located at 155 sansome street. >> we also have the planning department on stand by for questions. >> supervisor preston. >> this is the second time in recent memory i have initiated landmark status of another of the three iconic murals here in san francisco. the one which i am happy to report we initiated is about to be heard by the historic preservation commission and will be coming back for land mark des designation the san francisco art institute and of course there is this one at 155 sam son street on the 11th floor. "the allegory of california." there is a third one in supervisor melgar's district that she is looking to initiate in what has become known as the diego theater. this one i

carlton jump in.s fan, of a two-part question for you, what is your take on hostess and are there any plays that you see particularly undervalued right now? >> despite what the health critics may say, americans like hostess products which is twinkies and doughnuts and their signature cupcakes. hostess has better growth than most food companies, its sales is expected to increase 4 - 5% but earnings rising 10% anyone snacking it is been a good idea. jack: twinkies has to be one of the better to tickers on the entire new york stock exchange pray thank you for the segment. roundtable members get their rman: "fender bender," take 1. investment ideas tonight's matchup: me versus an ugly fender bender. if i can eke out a win, it's going to be a miracle, baby! uh, mr. vitale? it wouldn't be a miracle because geico gives you a team of experts to help manage your claim. it's going to be a nail-biter. no, the geico team is there for you 24/7. geico is awesome, baby! (shouting) too much? i think we got it. yeah.

robert redfield that said it could've leaked and i want to get to t the washington time with tucker carltonrtant part of the story is that the wuhan institute overall a g denied it was engaged in secret work with the pla the people's liberation army china has a massive biological program that is being carried out and the laboratories in china and nothing is being done to force them to expose the activities including such thing as ethnic weapon, biological weapons that can target groups. elizabeth: that is terrifying stuff, what do you say to that is. >> the chinese have counter tucker carlton show and the spokesman said the porch entering fort paul dietrich is the center of all of this they have the power to go to the un security council and they say fort paul dietrich is where the secret biological program is and it's an american program so we have this back and forth there seems to be no into it. elizabeth: michael pillsbury, thank you for joining us, it's good to have you on, come back soon top n border official hectr gars on house and senate republicans joining border authorities in war

let's say, for example, greenberg says we went to the ritz carlton in naples. okay. you don't have to listen to greenberg, anymore. you can go to the ritz carlton in naples and pull up the reports so it's very important when he testifies. >> are you basically saying, not all those venmo transactions are for lettuce that we've seen? i got to leave it there. david and cynthia, thank you guys, so much. appreciate your time. but we got to get now to the death of prince philip. and just moments from now, several events are planned in the uk, as well as all around the world to honor the duke of edinburgh who passed away at 99. >> there will be a 41-gun salute taking place across england, scotland, wales, northern gibraltar. australia already paying tribute with their own, gun salute, earlier today. >>> let's get to nbc news correspondent, raf sanchez, who joins us outside windsor castle. raf, what do we know about today? >> lindsey, kendis, good morning. britain, today, still coming to terms with the loss of prince philip. the british newspapers, as you can imagine, comple

the decline in gold may have crated opportunities, then love is, curled the louche and jack how, carltonp 4000, into it with a 666, that is quite a run, what keeps moving the market higher. >> right now were seen the unloved stocks from 2020 gaining share, we sell energy, financial, industrial gaining in the first quarter of the year and were getting good economic data if you looked at the manufacturing. that we got on thursday highest that we seen in 40 years if we continue to see those numbers we can see the market continue to grow. jack: firing on all cylinders you mentioned the cyclical names, those are doing well but the nasdaq's been doing very well it's not the high flying stocks. >> this is something that's been interesting, not for the rally that we sold the last few days of the quarter the nasdaq would've been flat on the quarter what were seeing is the tried-and-true like microsoft, salesforce, those of the companies that are really gaining speed and it's not the highflying names that we saw last year and were just hoping to see earnings come way down the line with the yield a

this was inside the ritz carlton. it was virtual this year because of the pandemic.ever, was great, more than 400 registered guests. the auction closed a short time ago, and the money raised is being tallied, but there was so much generosity tonight, which means many more wishes will be granted. thanks to everyone who donated, and those who helped make tonight early just a huge success. it was wonderful. >> that is fantastic. you help make any event a success. congratulations, wonderful work. make a wish is just one of those great organizations. >>> onto the weather forecast. getting pretty steamy. >> [ laughter ] yeah, definitely it was nice of you to do that, it is going to get very warm, even hot this weekend. i want to show you a live picture right now, today was quite comfortable, many areas warmed up as the winds dropped. is a live look from our san jose camera. visibility is good, at least in the south bay. are quality good to moderate, if you want to get outside, get some fresh air, perhaps bike after you get off work, it is going to be comfortable. good if y

steve carlton. he's a... sometimes i get moody and miserable, but i don't think i was always that way. they give me a phlebotomy. uh, they stick a 12-gauge needle in your arm and they draw all the blood out of you. usually 26 ounces they take out. when i first got this, it was, uh, i was getting it twice a month, every two weeks. >> in the 22-square mile polycythemia vera research cluster area, uh, there's a number of environmental assaults. at least 6 known super-fund sites, 6 waste coal generators, and over 23 unlined waste coal ash pits, all surrounding our community's public water supplies and private well users. from a scientific perspective, it's known that polycythemia vera is an acquired cancer, meaning that it's likely of the environment. you're not born with it. so now we're looking at this very complex mystery of the environment and its potential link in causing p. vera. >> the search for answers began here, at the now silent home of betty and lester kester. >> what is happening here is not beautif

this was inside the ritz carlton. it was virtual this year because of the pandemic.t, however, was great, more than 400 registered guests. the auction closed a short time ago, and the money raised is being tallied, but there was so much generosity tonight, which means many more wishes will be granted. thanks to everyone who donated, and those who helped make tonight early just a huge success. it was wonderful. >> that is fantastic. you help make any event a success. congratulations, wonderful work. make a wish is just one of those great organizations. >>> onto the weather forecast. getting pretty steamy. >> [ laughter ] yeah, definitely it was nice of you to do that, it is going to get very warm, even hot this weekend. i want to show you a live picture right now, today was quite comfortable, many areas warmed up as the winds dropped. is a live look from our san jose camera. visibility is good, at least in the south bay. are quality good to moderate, if you want to get outside, get some fresh air, perhaps bike after you get off work, it is going to be comfortable. goo

and so on just profile a lot because just the very end of the shot i'm just curious about covert carlton and. how it was thought out to the well look awful systems. i think 2 things that cover the 1900 made really clear one is that local food systems work better than international food systems and millions of people have become aware of the value of their regional food system as a result of a covert $1000.00 farmers markets are crowded c s a's are selling out local farmers are doing are doing very well we need more of that obviously it's still a very small percentage of our food supply but it's a percentage that is both more climate resilient and more pandemic resilience and the other thing is that we know that people who have less good diets less healthy diets are more susceptible to so the complications of coffee healthier people people who eat better do better when they get caught people who we were still worse when they get well but when. he's also the author of. junk food from sustainable to suicidal wow thank you so much for joining us we really appreciate your time and this wraps

carlton is a parent out of new hampshire waiting for a while.arlton, can you make it quick with professor powers? caller: very quick. host: all right, sir. caller: i would like to say without government help, it would have been impossible for our wife and i to raise our autistic son, who had a lot of mental retardation. without state help, she and i could have never, ever even helped that kid to even survive. i can tell you i am more than happy to pay my state taxes because of that is provided to the people of the stay. i've no problems paying taxes if i get something for it. so now he is 27 years old. his care has to continue the rest of his life. i would say mostly women who have run these programs have helped me and my wife. they are very underpaid, usually getting by is well -- barely getting by is well. i would say the problem is more capitalism than socialism. host: thanks for the call, from new hatcher. professor powers, i give you the final minute. guest: yeah, i think carlton has a great point, which is that childcare industry is very f

of a crisis that many scientists have linked to climate change and decided to check into the ritz carlton in can't goon right so this is just to say that climate shocks don't impact the rich and the poor in the same way if you are living very very close to the edge then a climate shock can be the last straw so i think that that's really important to understand and yeah i think we need to talk about it more more. because there is such a discourse of deserving and undeserving migrants and the idea of like ok if you're a political refugee that's a deserving migrant but if you're an economic orac or a climate refugee then that is you know that that's under way i think we just need to get rid of this whole discourse entirely because people have a right to move they also have a right to stay so i think that this ties in with what we were talking. about earlier in terms of what a country like the united states ola's to the global south you know we need to be mobilizing hundreds of billions in resources so that so that you know communities are able to recover from climate change people disasters

room 244, city hall, 1 carlton goodlet place, san francisco, california, 94102. and, additionally, mr. chair, we have coordinated interpretation services to be provided by a gentleman named david chu. i would ask if he could provide a brief introduction of himself in chinese. >> hello, everyone, good morning. i'm david chu. i am an interpreter who can speak both cantonese. cant and(indiscernable). i will be able to assist anybody who needs interpretation support. i will be there. >> clerk: mr. chu, can you provide those comments in chinese for any chinese people we have on the line or who are watching the show? >> okay. [speaking chinese] >> clerk: thank you. >> and finally, mr. chair, any items acted upon today would appear on the board meeting of april 20th unless otherwise stated. >> chairman: thank you, mr. clerk. and thank you, mr. chu, for providing interpretation and ensuring language access for this meeting. please call item 1. >> clerk: agenda 1 is an ordinance suspending (indiscernable) regarding issuance of certain violations and -- excuse me -- waivin

. >>> it's a new low even for tucker carlton of fox news who this week encouraged his viewers to harassuse a mask. and to use 911 in his attempt to criminalize a piece of cloth. >> as we're forcing children to wear masks outside, that should be illegal. your response when you see children wearing masks as they play should be no different than your response to seeing someone beat a kid in walmart. call the police immediately. contact child protective services. keep calling until someone arrives. >> why does he always look confused? anyway, we now know that the male version of a karen with 911 on speed dial and a sense of presumed authority over other people's lives from this day on should be called a tucker. tucker wants his america to unleash the hounds during a time when police violence is under unprecedented scrutiny. none of that matters to tucker. he thinks masks are like the pins north koreans wear to show obedience to their leader. never mind that he requires obedience from his mob, to find him at a zoo or inside a bouncy castle, interrogating you about how to protect your kids. t

the evening of wishes hope and harm any gala was inside the ritz carlton san francisco for the bay areatual this year because of the pandemic. the turn out was still great. there were more than 400 registered guests that raised more than $435,000. she tells us the money is enough to grant more than 40 wishes that. is awesome. >> i love that organization. >> yes. >>> an update to the race to vaccine america. high profile nearly health officials scheduled to testify this morning. >>> plus, the biden administration cracking down on russia. the sanctions that may be announced today. >>> and more of robin roberts interview with former bachelor coton underwood who just revealed he >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >>> breaking news, we are tracking a hurricane situation. authorities say it is connected to a shooting. >>> cracking down on russia over cyber attacks. the sanctions president biden may announced today. >>> everyone 16 up in california can make a covid vaccine appointment. how officials are preparing for a flood of new bookings. >

researchers at carlton university found sounds like water flowing, birds chirping can decrease pain, lower stress, improve mood. the team found that sounds of water were most effective at improving positive emotions. i was in big sir over the weekend. the ocean, the river during our hike. did you hear water? >> yes, i did. because i went to a winery that was right next to the dry creek. it was really cool. >> beautiful. >> yeah, you're right. it depends on the bird. >> i was trying to be positive. bird sounds don't relax me. >> if it's in the distance. >> far away in the distance. >> you got a rooster right outside of your room. that is a different story. >>> we have another full 90 minutes of news coming up. including taking over as guest hosts. >>> a warning about peloton treadmills. a video shows a child getting dragged under a machine. >>> amazon drivers may be doing more than dropping managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying fit and snacking light? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...but could your

you're a pro-union, blue collar guy who's fighting for working people from your flight to the ritz carltoncancun i'm sure those construction workers you're pretending to care about are thrilled that, thanks to the tax bill you voted c-corporations and use their corporate pass-through vehicles to reduce their tax liability. everybody remembers the famous photo of steelworkers sitting atop a skyscraper. but did you know they wrote off those lunch boxes as business expenses by funneling their income through a limited liability company? but if ted cruz and his fellow faux populist hucksters, like missouri senator josh hawley, really wanted to prove their supposed pro-union, blue collar bona fides, they could easily speak up in favor of a courageous and unprecedented union drive by amazon workers in alabama. because right now, those workers are bravely taking on one of the richest and most powerful companies in the world, and the company is going to extreme lengths to stop them >> a historic showdown in alabama tonight involving the world's largest online retailer, and it's drawing the attentio