the quarter itself is a handy beat the loss of planned production, 17% and it sounds like farley told you, it is going to be more like 50 this quarter >> yeah, this was, i'm going to put this under the bad column. and i happen to like farley very much, but i think the company could earn maybe a buck a share and they could be back to the table, five bucks, ten years ago, that got the stock to 18, now i don't know if they can do that, and they need the, it turns out the japanese chip fire was far worse. now, one of the things that is happening we have these disasters, carl, and you think they can flip a switch and go back online. if you read, my old friend tj rogers this morning, in the op-ed piece in the "the wall street journal," you can see that this is just pure trouble we just don't have the horses to make this, to have anything change certainly not the government so i mean i want to talk about the ford call, and farley was saying, i was doing a lightning rod, broncos sold out 150, everything is sold out, the mac-5 e is sold out and the narrative would have been if it within for th

tom farley, we should thank you so much for joining us this morning.reat fireworks as usual. >> you've educated us. appreciate it. >> appreciate it guys. >> okay, thanks, andrew. >>> let's get to cnbc headquarters jim cramer joins us. jim, we saw numbers from at&t and we talked at length to john stankey. what were your thoughts about the numbers themselves the stock is up. it would be nice to see at&t, if you are at&t, if you're bullish, it would be nice to see that stock finally moving up, it would help in a lot of different ways >> unbelievable interview. because he basically just said, he said something that was, i wish other people would say, about the yield, the stock is going to go up and then for the yield, it is going to go down. so stop worrying i felt so reassured by that interview, i felt that he was very gracious about netflix, but obviously, his products are winners, finally talking about taking it overseas, i think we all have hbo max and it's terrific, and this was the most confident i've ever heard the company, and the company frankly s

farley's attorney, peter fitzpatrick, said his client has pleaded not guilty and he doesn't levi will be convicted. he said. the d a's office share some responsibility for dragging the case out. it had three prosecutors in the last year. it's been unfortunate confluence of stopping that has caused the delay and the mothers are rightfully anguished, but it it's nothing that's happening directly on purpose. the mothers. in the meantime, we'll continue showing up at court, hoping for some resolution. it's been grueling. it's been grieve ius and has been an inhumane process in san francisco, evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, father and son arrested in connection with the disappearance and presumed death of cal poly student christian smart, appeared in court today for their arraignment. they appeared virtually in a court in san luis obispo county, paul flores is charged with first degree murder his father, ruben floors, is charged with x necessary after murder. they did not enter a plea today, investigators say paul flora's killed kristen smart in 1996 during an attempted rape and that hi

i think this sell-off makes sense to buy it here in my opinion. >> all right. >> jim farley, by the way a georgetown grad. which is another reason. >> the more you know the calls are under way and we'll bring you the biggest headlines, plus we're watching qualcomm all the details, plus the other big story of the day the fed, we'll tell you what the traders are doinonheg t back of the fed decision you're watching "fast money" on cnbc cisco. the bridge to possible. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but with buildings. - so no more waiting. sfx: ding! see how easy...? don't just sell it. ten-x it. for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin keeping your oysters business grow

harry farley reports.ing souls to saving lives. there has been some debate among islamic scholars but the majority now say the covid vaccine does not break the fast. ~ ~' ., vaccine does not break the fast. ~ ~ ., ., vaccine does not break the fast. ~ ., ., ., ., vaccine does not break the fast. ~' ., ., ., ., ., fast. we know that a lot of people. — fast. we know that a lot of people. a _ fast. we know that a lot of people. a lot _ fast. we know that a lot of people, a lot of _ fast. we know that a lot of people, a lot of muslims i fast. we know that a lot of i people, a lot of muslims are concerned about having their covid vaccination during ramadan and many people believe that many people having an injection actually breaks the fast but it doesn't at all because it is not considered nutritious so it is absolutely fine to have the covid vaccination while we are fasting. vaccination while we are fastina. ~ ., ., ~' ' fasting. will look different this year _ fasting. will look different this year to _ fast

farley's attorney, peter fitzpatrick, said his client has pleaded not guilty, and he.sn't believe he will be convicted. he said the d a's office share some responsibility for dragging the case out. it had three prosecutors in the last year. it's been unfortunate confluence of staffing that has caused the delay and the mothers are rightfully anguished, but it it's nothing that's happening directly on purpose. the mothers. in the meantime, we'll continue showing up at court, hoping for some resolution. it's been grueling. it's been grieve ius and has been an inhumane process in san francisco, evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. still to come at noon, and a mother speaks out from her hospital bed after her young daughter and her boyfriend were killed in a crash involving a d u i driver will have the latest on the investigation. plus changes are on the way for your bay area forecast this weekend. ktvu meteorologist catholic grogan she 3 year old boy. now, before we share part of this video, we do want to warn you that these images are disturbing and difficult to watch. pol

farley's attorney, peter fitzpatrick, said his client has pleaded not guilty and he doesn't levi willvicted. he said. the d a's office share some responsibility for dragging the case out. it had three prosecutors in the last year. it's been unfortunate confluence of stopping that has caused the delay and the mothers are rightfully anguished, but it it's nothing that's happening directly on purpose. the mothers. in the meantime, we'll continue showing up at court, hoping for some resolution. it's been grueling. it's been grieve ius and has been an inhumane process in san francisco, evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. firefighters here in california are working around the clock to try to remove dry brush ahead of the fire season and this weekend are focusing their efforts on the lake tahoe area. reporter lady wang has a look at the work being done there. way all know why wildfire prevention is a focus this time of year, preventing the spread of a wild land fire can save lives and property and beats fighting one that gets out of control. as we've seen over the past few years, controlled

harry farley reports.story of empire and colonialism. many black and ethnic minority people in the church feel that baggage. things began to be said to me in a one—to—one situation such as, "your english is not very good." "i don't like your preaching." justin welby himself has admitted the church has a race issue. there is no doubt when we look at our own church that we are deeply institutionally racist. let's just be clear about that. it was said to the bishops a couple of years ago and it's true. but this report says the church has alarmingly moved backwards in some areas. nowjohn sentamu has retired, dr guli francis—dehqani is the only ethnic minority senior bishop. the report recommends that all shortlists for seniorjobs should include at least one ethnic minority candidate. decisive steps should be taken to tackle a legacy of the church's role in the slave trade. and there should be racialjustice officers in every diocese to oversee the report's implementation. i think there's a real appetite for cha

farley explains.the ast harry farley explains. for most of the past year. _ harry farley explains. for most of the past year, the _ harry farley explains. for most of the past year, the choir _ harry farley explains. for most of the past year, the choir at - harry farley explains. for most of the past year, the choir at this i the past year, the choir at this church was silenced. places of worship around the country, singing has been restricted. now for the first time in many months, the choir has returned. the first time in many months, the choir has returned-— has returned. the last time we sang must have been _ has returned. the last time we sang must have been in _ has returned. the last time we sang must have been in september, i must have been in september, october times are quite a few months. it feels really good. it doesn't have the same essence when you are singing to a backing track. i think a lot of being in a choir is about the community so it is about singing with someone in that moment

blessing from the vatican — but both will look a little different as our religion reporter harry farley parish church was silenced. in places of worship around the country, singing has been restricted. now, for the first time in many months, the choir has returned. singing. the last time we sang must have been in september, october time, so quite a few months. it feels really good. i think itjust doesn't have the same essence when you're singing to a backing track. i think a lot of what being a choir is about is the community, it's being able to know that you're singing with someone in that moment, it's the connections you make, it's hearing the harmonies that surround you, and notjust coming at you from a screen and a headset. like many other places of worship, chingford parish church moved its services and its choir online in the past year. even as people return in limited numbers, the hybrid of in—person and on—line worship will continue. but there are fears about the toll the pandemic has taken. i don't think there's going to be any problem here but i do feel that in churches where

with farley's picture on it. >>> all right.he nation to ban ornamental grass. city officials are petitioning nevada's legislation to ban, quote, nonfunction m grass, grass in places like traffic medians and office parks as the region faces a severe drought. the city has about eight square miles of decorative grass and removing it to save 15% of the city's water consumption per year. they clarified that the proposed measure would not be targeting the yards of homeowners. >>> and the 74th annual british academy film awards were held over the weekend in london honoring the best national and foreign films of the past year. nomad land taking home the best film and cinematography award. chloe jao won best director award. she has had a big weekend with top honors at the directors guild association awards. the father, promising young woman, soul all came away with two awards apiece. >>> a slue of celebrities have stepped in as guest hosts on "jeopardy," no you a familiar face throwing thinks hat in the ring. "star trek" actor lavar bur

sure, when it comes to the chip shortage ceo, jim farley beliefs the second quarter will be as bad astwo more months and things could start improving. that means you're getting a chance to buy the stock at what might turn out to be the low going forward to the super bowl. it's certainly been derisked, because so many analysts feel like they've been sandbagged the stock is suddenly and viciously out of favor and that's why i'm making it my stock draft pick this is a contest that will span several quarters if farley is right that the semiconductor shortage will ease up in the second half of the year, ford should win the contest hands down and i wouldn't be surprised if the company can actually earn five bucks a share okay, maybe next year or the year after but so many have given occ up o in its entirety. i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow "the news with shepard smith" starts now "the news with shepard smith" starts now \s >>> america reopening. big moves across the nation. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >>> new york city wide open by july. >> we're ready to take that pathway

police arrested lee farley jr is one of the suspects. but six years after the killings, he still hasn't been put on trial as far as i'm concerned. is nothing but a game. it's nothing but a hoax and a shame. every few months, chandler in the other mothers pack into a san francisco superior courtroom, hoping in vain. the case will be assigned a trial date. we were there a year ago, when the mothers were getting the same runaround. i have being patient, but i passed patients. then the coronavirus put the brakes on all trials. it turns out cases like this are common in san francisco through a public records act request. we found out how widespread the problem really is of the 814 people currently in san francisco jail 680 or unsent inst and waiting trial, and that's not even counting most defendants who are out of custody. 97 inmates have been in jail for more than three years without going to trial. 44 inmates have been jailed over five years with no trial, according to a report by the state judicial council. san francisco adjudicates just

harry farley reports.ity people in the church feel that baggage. things began to be said to me in a one—to—one situation such as, "your english is not very good." "i don't like your preaching." justin welby himself has admitted the church has a race issue. there is no doubt when we look at our own church that we are deeply institutionally racist. let's just be clear about that. it was said to the bishops a couple of years ago and it's true. but this report says the church has alarmingly moved backwards in some areas. nowjohn sentamu has retired, dr guli francis—dehqani is the only ethnic minority senior bishop. the report recommends that all shortlists for seniorjobs should include at least one ethnic minority candidate. decisive steps should be taken to tackle a legacy of the church's role in the slave trade. and there should be racialjustice officers in every diocese to oversee the report's implementation. i think there's a real appetite for change. i think people are wanting to stop this broken record a

our religious affairs correspondent harry farley looked at the legality of the event a little earlierre called to reports of a large crowd queueing outside _ reports of a large crowd queueing outside this church in south london yesterday— outside this church in south london yesterday afternoon. it's good friday— yesterday afternoon. it's good friday in — yesterday afternoon. it's good friday in the christian calendar. they— friday in the christian calendar. they say— friday in the christian calendar. they say they found a large number of people _ they say they found a large number of people inside, and some were not wearing _ of people inside, and some were not wearing masks. they asked people to leave, _ wearing masks. they asked people to leave, and _ wearing masks. they asked people to leave, and from the footage we have seen online, — leave, and from the footage we have seen online, the police made an announcement at the front of the chureh— announcement at the front of the church asking them to leave. they say no _ church asking them to leave. they say no fines — church asking th

harry farley reports.the covid vaccine does not break the fast. we know that a lot of people, a lot of muslims are concerned about having their covid vaccination during ramadan, and many people believe that having an injection actually breaks the fast but it doesn't at all because it is not considered nutritious, so it is absolutely fine to have the covid vaccination while we are fasting. ramadan will look different this year to normal. the british islamic medical association has released guidance on how to celebrate safely. there have been fears about vaccine take—up among some ethnic minority groups. but there are signs initiatives like this in birmingham are having an impact. we know that between january and march, there has been an increase in the uptake of the vaccine from ethnic minority groups and that is positive news. a lot of that is due to the grassroots organisations and faith—based organisations going into the community to dispel myths and address concerns communities are having. but there is

our religious affairs reporter, harry farley, explained what happened.to reports of a large crowd queueing outside this church in south london yesterday afternoon, good friday in the christian calendar. they say that they found a large number of people inside and that those present were clearly not socially distancing and some were not wearing masks. they asked people to leave and, from the footage we have seen online, the police made an announcement at the front of the church, asking people to leave, they say no fines were issued and the congregation complied. i think it's fair to say that the church has hit back quite strongly at what the police have said — the police brutally exceeded their powers and they had no good reason for interrupting their service, which is one of the most important days in the christian calendar. they insist that all the government requirements were complied with and have demanded an explanation from the metropolitan police. let's have a quick look at what exactly happened because i believe we have some video of the event. la

cnbc is committed to sharing messages from business leaders here is farpeak acquisition tom farley. >> we need to start young. we need to educate everyone about the importance of money. educate everyone about what it takes to be an entrepreneur or start a business team them about how to become financially free i was taught this on a daily basis, primary by by being pushed out the door to earn a few bucks to have in my pocket, but everybody needs that opportunity. when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no download necessary. and kim. she wanted to execute a pre-set trade strategy in seconds. so we gave 'em thinkorswim web. because platforms this innovative, aren't just made for traders—they're made by them. thinkorswim trading. from td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "the etf edge" portion. i'm leslie picker, with more americans venturing outside, the reopening trade is going strong, and just in time for the spring travel season, more and more reopening-sensitive etfs are coming to market

unlawful, so please may you leave the building now, thank you. 0ur religious affairs correspondent harry farley church responded. police say they were called to reports — police say they were called to reports of a large crowd queueing outside _ reports of a large crowd queueing outside this church in south london yesterday— outside this church in south london yesterday afternoon, good friday in the christian calendar. they say that they — the christian calendar. they say that they found a large number of people _ that they found a large number of people inside and that there was present— people inside and that there was present in— people inside and that there was present in their words were clearly not socially distancing and some were _ not socially distancing and some were not— not socially distancing and some were not wearing masks. they ask people _ were not wearing masks. they ask people to — were not wearing masks. they ask people to leave and from the footage that we've _ people to leave and from the footage that we've seen online, the police made _ that we've seen online, the police m

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and you've got farley who i just can't get a read on at all but it seems like. he's an absolute rock who i know a little and then space and schneider it like the 2 the 2 fairies on delco were shoulder and willow i'd go in and i'd tear these kids are new and i think back about it now nate this got to be like $2000000000.00 in books off a salesman people. in me. yes by julie one of the good guys hey listen i would i said about the south is so funny to me because it is it's almost like when you say you're from the south they want your your curriculum detail to read killed a bar when he was 3 you know combed his hair with a wagon wheel you know all that stuff and i always found it lead to i don't know where you started at work there but it was side atlanta was like the it was comedy room i played. it was elaine is gotten even bigger so i started in 2003 and i moved to chicago 1st and so i went to chicago for a couple years and then i went to new york now as a new york like 9 years and i started boston comedy club in new york and in then i was in the l.a. and i've be

matt: jim farley is a great guy and a total carton not.ot of manufacturers are having similar problems. it's not just forward - ford, this is industrywide. >> this is extending way be on. apple says its revenues could be shaved by up to $4 billion in the third quarter and caterpillar says they may not be able to meet demand by the end of this year. we can also go back to cars. bmw and honda announced they will have to have production halts and for for thed lucrative theft-150, some parts of that are shut down as well. the supply/demand issue is getting steadily worse. looking at this chart, this shows you the auto inventories which are shrinking for the first months of this year. the aren't bar is for cars in the yellow is for light trucks. it's shrinking as this microchip crisis heightens and the feeling is that things will get a whole lot worse. matt: very interesting. i can't believe they shut down f-150 production at all because it's a high-margin vehicle and i hope they keep pumping them out in dearborn. coming up, president biden tak

falling dangerously behind joining us today the international monetary fund managing director chris farley my go to give a situ was concerned about poor tourism dependent nations and middle income countries that had weaker fundamentals and high debt levels even before the pandemic she said the i.m.f. expected to finish work on a formal proposal to expand the emergency reserves allocation to supplement member countries official reserves the fund is also working on ways for i.m.f. members to lend their reserves to help poor countries as he be katie by the g. 20 today we will propose a new as the are a location of $650000000000.00. this will help address the long term global need for reserve facit and provide substantially quiddity boost to all our members especially the most vulnerable she'll serve back the doctrine of a broader definition of what makes a country vulnerable and ng that she would discuss a proposal to offer low end interest free financing to middle income countries hit hard by the pandemic the i.m.f. spotty reduction and growth trust can currently only lend to the poorest cou

i'm back at college, and clair farley has really impressed on me to have a voice and to have agency, you have to have an education. >> mayor breed has led this effort. she made a $2.3 million investment into trans homes, and she spear headed this effort in partnership with my office and tony, and we're so proud to have a mayor who continues to commit and really make sure that everyone in this city can thrive. >> our community has the most resources, and i'm very happy to be here and to have a place finally to call home. thank you. [applause] >> one, two, three. [applause] >> even in those moments when i do feel kind of alone or unseen or doubt myself, i take a look at the community and the power of the supportive allies that are at the table that really help me to push past that. being yourself, it's the word of wisdom i would give anyone. surely be patient with yourself and your dream. knowing that love, you may not always feel that from your family around you, but you can >> this meeting will cometo ord. this is the april 14th, 2021, budget and finance committee meeting. i'm matt h

here is the former nyc president tom farley. >> we need to start young.ey. educate what it takes to start a business or be an even tremendo entrepreneur i was taught this on a daily basis by pushed out the door to earn a few bucks everybody needs to have that opportunity. ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ those days are done. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and find millions of flexible options. all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. >>> welcome back let's get back to the markets. we are gearing up for another busy day of quarterly results. jim cramer tweeting out this morning at 3:30 in the morning that the next 72 hours will quote run the gauntlet if you are not ready, go back to bed or go home the next couple days are huge. let's talk about it with apex owner and president lee baker. lee, thank you for skrjoining us opec meeting today the fed meeting today and reporting tomorrow companies reporting earnings i'm exhausted talk

jim cramer is talking with ford's ceo jim farley as we speak.ave more on the on mod money. no doubt, guys, that guidance is going to get a lot of attention as we are now seeing the full impact of the chip shortage. they are losing half of their planned production for the second quarter because they just don't have enough of these chips. >> down 2% facebook up 7% in afterhours the numbered cross as phil was chatting a big beat, similar to google, driven by advertising. revenue coming in $26.2 billion. forecast was $23.7 billion the advertising revenue at 25.4. the forecast there was for $23 billion. as i said, driven by that appetizing number. the eps beat on the bottom line significant, 330 per share the forecast was for 237 as i said coming through on the advertising line the daily active users and the monthly active users were basically in line, 1.88 billion daus versus a forecast of 1.89, maus with 2.89, forecast was 2.86 essentially in line. but the revenues a nice beat the earnings, a big beat let's get to julia, who has been digging into n

oh yes, farley at the airport right now it's been foggy along the coast most of the day.l, the fog asada in response to this little pressure. that's just a well the responsibility to stop. but there's a little pressure to the north. that's been weakening the high a little bit. so we're seeing ah, good onshore breeze. we're going to see an erosion of that high, which sets us up with mild to cool temperatures by the weekend. that's actually slight, very cool and that chance of showers on sunday which he looks better in bed. i might add 78 today in antioch 75 fairfield along the coast. it was cool. there's a 56 and then look at oakland just 58 today, so yeah, it was cool writer. a good sea breeze. good flow of moist marine air inland and you could see the green that the current temperatures, but of course that shows you where the sea breeze is reaching and where it's not seven degrees cooler napa, but check this. it's six degrees warmer and livermore. five degrees warmer and san jose 14 degrees cooler in santa rosa, so the winds are doing it. they're bringing cool air in tom

jim farley says "we tested it in the real world so our customers don't have to." that's a shot at tesla, which releases beta level software to willing customers. tesla's automated driving system has been blamed for several crashes. ford's system will be available at the f150 pickup and the new ford electric mustang suv. >>> matchbox which makes the little model cars showing off its new tesla. you have to drive this one with your hands. it's part of a line that matchbox green cars like the bmw electric and will be made with recyclable materials. when i had matchbox cars when i was a little kid i used to about rrr. with the tesla, you do this. >> ahh! >> you're right. >> that's true. i had the case of my cars, i remember taking them to church. they were just my life when i was a kid. >> oh, you bad boy. >> we always had a collection. >> i had to bless them. that's why. >> you know what? i was a tomboy and have matchbox and hot wheels and i kept them all. now my son plays with them. >> i do, too. >> i have a collection. >> i have no idea where mine are. >> probably w

will discuss that paperwork issue that i discussed earlier at that time reporting live in buffalo, farley justice. >> riley, thank you for that. now back here at home. let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside at the san mateo bridge is almost 4 o'clock. so you see that commuter traffic has started we also see that haze in the distance. we have come from meteorologist dave spahr in the weather center with a look at the week's temperatures ahead. dave, ok, we're looking at the scenario right now coming in from timber on. and as you just spoke up, we've got the haze here to get the high cloudiness up their aloft and we expect some fog to return tonight. greeting us for the early birds tomorrow. of course, that'll mix out fairly quickly return pretty early tuesday evening. partly cloudy 65 at 7 at 10. we're talking 55 essentially clear except for the local fog. low temperatures projected to be only in the 40's as you start to see this marine layer thick enough over the next day or so with the onshore winds popping evening into the 20's a bit. sure. and then before you know

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jim farley says "we tested it in the real world so our customers don't have to."ot at tesla, which releases beta level software to willing customers. tesla's automated driving system has been blamed for a number of crashes. ford's system will be available at the f150 pickup and the new ford electric mustang suv. >>> matchbox which makes the little model cars showing off e your hands. it's part of a line of matchbox green cars like the bmw electric and will be made with recyclable materials. marcus and law camera, when i was a student at east grand rapids middle school, lunch was exactly $1 and matchbox exactly $1 at the drugstore down the street. my parents would send me to school with $2. some days it of matchbox cars and not lunch. >> i'm with you. i probably would have chosen the car a couple of days, too. >> i remember buying those cars for $1. good memories, there. 6:16 right now. >>> walmart plans to convert two-third of its hourly store roles to full time positions by the end of this year as it looks retain workers. the pickup and delivery business has boom

our religious affairs reporter, harry farley, joins us now.now about what happened. we tell me exactly what we know about what happened-— what happened. we know is that olice sa what happened. we know is that police say they _ what happened. we know is that police say they were _ what happened. we know is that police say they were called - what happened. we know is that police say they were called to i police say they were called to reports of a large crowd queueing outside this church in south london yesterday afternoon, good friday and christian calendar. the people inside and that those present were not socially distancing someone wearing masks. they asked people to leave and from the footage we have seen online, the police made an announcement at the front of the church, asking them to leave, they say no fines were issued and the congregation complied. i think it's fair to say that the church has hit back strongly at what the police have said, the police brutally exceeded their powers a service, which is one of the most important daysin wh

harry farley reports.am is one of many places of worship that has been converted into a vaccine centre. for now, theirfocus has switched from saving souls to saving lives. there has been some debate among islamic scholars, but the majority now say that the covid vaccine does not break the fast. we know vaccine does not break the fast. - know that a lot of muslims are a bit concerned about having their covid vaccination during ramadan, and many people believe that having an injection actually breaks the fast, but it doesn't at all, because it's not considered nutrition, so it is absolutely fine to have the covid vaccination while we are fast and. ramadan will look different this year to normal. the british islamic medical association has issued guidance for how to celebrate safely. there have been fears about vaccine take—up among some ethnic minority groups, but there are signs initiatives like this in birmingham are having an impact. we initiatives like this in birmingham are having an impact.— initiative

harry farley, bbc news. of maharashtra is recording the highest number of coronavirus cases in india. hospitals are running out of oxygen and some are telling patients to source their own supply. bbcjournalist nilesh dhotre went to this with his father. translation: when the hospital ran out of oxygen, i brought two - cylinders from a nearby government covid centre. i tried to get to cylinders from the local municipality. we saw a van carrying oxygen cylinders on the road. we asked him to give us some. thankfully, the driver of the van agreed. hospitals also move patients after oxygen supplies run out. but such is the demand, some hospitals are refusing to admit new patients. this doctor is caring for 27 covid patients in pune. translation: last week was horrible. many patients need more oxygen support because of the new mutated strain of the virus. even a 20—year—old needs support. such a demand was not expected. the government is stunned. i know four or five patients who died because oxygen was not availab

today, ceos of several companies including alphabet's ceo, sundar pichai, ford's james farley. that conversation with the white house. and other companies like those making everything from medical devices to printers will be having that conversation as well the biggest historic hurdle to increasing this capacity here in the u.s. has largely been the lack of lucrative insencentives like those overseas, china, south korea, have direct subsidies, tax holiday, and discounted land loan and equipment leases and in some cases, it costs half to build those plants in those countries helping to build market share overseas at the expense of manufacturing, market share here in the u.s boston consulting group estimates that could be reversed by an investment of $50 billion. that bcg says would draw investment for 19 new fabs as these factories are called, creating 70,000 jobs and capturing a quarter of new manufacturing capacity over the next ten years, so perhaps it's not a coincidence that the biden administration has requested $50 billion, specifically for semiconductor manufacturing and

if we start getting the semis together in japan and get the semis in texas, and i will believe jim farleyhe ceo of ford who says we are troughing right now everybody is so negative about the ability to make more semis i mean come on, as tj rogers said yesterday, to kelly evans, the invisible hand will work, we are going to get more chips, it's not like they're going to sit there and i'm not going to make the low end chip, they will make the low end chips, carl, and charge a fortune for them. >> yes, we've talked about the degree for which the automakers for example have a little less leverage than other sectors in getting that supply going but jim, can you make that same argument for lumber and for palladium? is it beyond the chip supply crunch >> look, lumber is an issue of investment the canadians own the big lumber mills in this country, and we also have tariffs that former president trump put on canada, and i think that it's incumbent upon president biden to call trudeau today and say we want to take those tariffs off, we need your lumber, and then lumber would, it would be cut in hal

susan: caleb farley, have you heard of him? from virginia tech. one of the top draft prospects.is notable, also a player opted out of the 2020 nfl season because of concerns of contracting covid. so that is a bit after twist there. eventually he did contract it. stuart: what about trevor lawrence? he is expected to be the top draft pick? as leigh steinberg was saying, teamed up with a cryptocurrency app. susan: yeah. stuart: explain it, will you please. >> presumptive number one draft pick tonight jacksonville jaguars, former clemson quarterback trevor lawrence teaming up with the signing bonus could be worth $22 million in the signing bonus for the number one draft pick. lawrence apparently in his portfolio, he has bitcoin, ethereum, solana, i don't think it is in the top five cryptocurrencies in the world. he is getting in the ntt art collection. selling $200,000 worth. great hair i have to say. i wish i had as great of hair. stuart: never heard you say that before. susan: look at that! flowing. stuart: i will make no comment on another man's hair, period. check those markets.

harry farley, bbc news.x following the discovery of a body in a lake there on monday. the 19—year—old has been missing from his home in west london for more than a fortnight. helena wilkinson reports. it remains a mystery as to what happened to richard 0korogheye. an intelligent, quiet, focused boy, his family say. a gentle giant, loved by everyone. his family last saw him more than two weeks ago on march the 22nd when he left home in west london. here he is that night in the area, captured on cctv, without a jacket and without medication. the 19—year—old has sickle cell disease. the oxford brookes business and technology student was then seen again — this time in loughton in essex, in the early hours of the following day. police say he had taken a taxi to a residential street and was heading towards epping forest. it's what led officers here, to this ancient woodland. the metropolitan police, supported by colleagues from the essex force, have been carrying out extensive searches. on monday, they found a bod

>> yeah, we're going to break form and have jim farley in the a block.just feel it's really important. >> no commercials tonight? >> i'd love to bust them ford is maybe the most important company because i think ford's in the midst of a major turn around for profit and obviously it's stuck in the semiconductor issue. the used car market is so great for them when it comes to your lease and turning back your car. and they're not losing money anymore. they're not going to try to lose money in latin america which is what i always thought they were doing or europe. you're finally going to get a market with a new ceo who's all about making money not about being around the world which has been very much of a problem for ford i'm going to lead with ford. stanley black and decker, incredible leverage. yum, really crushing it. i have a lot of companies doing amazingly. this morning we have advanced micro and we've got some others that are kind of actually a little controversial boeing, we heard exactly what phil had to say about that the only start here is amd we