fed holland and neighbor the whole are among the best known. and of course there is also cross country there are around 1000 kilometers of groomed trails in the i'll go. sledding as loads of fun at the region's numerous toboggan runs. many can be reached by mountain railway or cable car. you can also go snowshoeing this tour leads to the top of a 1500 metre alpine peak. participants also get to build an eeg loop and then sleep in it. we have to be finished before dark. next to finishing the job quickly is the order of the day it's minus 4 degrees celsius inside the eagle cooler than being in a refrigerator yet it's still warmer than it is outdoors. morning guys the next morning the group is richly rewarded with stunning views for braving that chilly night. next we pay a visit to the eagle eye cheesemaking school and linden back here they offer workshops where people can learn how to make a spots and the popular cheesy pasta dish is a specialty of the. even the cheese is handmade here. what do we need for you know what's the most important thing

fed president. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you very much >>> aurora cannabis reporting. frank holland up over 6.5% after reporting their earnings we're not making a call on eps overall revenues increased 11% year over year medical sales up 42% consumer cannabis up 25% the company says its international high margin sales up 560%. its average price of cannabis that went down a continuing concern for canadian cannabis companies competing not only with each other but also with the market shares of aurora cannabis up 6.5% after reporting their earnings. >> frank holland, thank you for that. >>> don't miss first on cnbc interview with aurora cannabis >>> kate rooney? >> reporter: i just got off the firm ceo max the company's first quarter as a public company. he mentioned as some of the gmv growth and customer growth up about 50% year over year he pointed in particular to american airlines. he said it's a good example of what a firm is gearing up for after the pandemic he said people are now looking towards a different type of shopping and hopefully a rebound in travel, as he says. peloton

holland. thank you. >> thank you, senator cortez masto. welcome mr. chairman, thank you for your service at the outset here, i just want to underscore the fed continuing to move ahead with the fed now service as we've discussed in previous hearings, the united states' outdated payment system is inflicting large and unnec unnecessary -- quaths on funds spent. this doesn't impact people with big bank accounts who are not close to overdrawing it impacts those living paycheck-to-paycheck so i see that the fed has accelerated its time table a little bit to 2023 if you can move even faster, automatic better, you will be saving millions of americans lots of money and unnecessary costs. i want to focus my questioning on the issue of long-term unemployment and in a speech you gave on february 10th, you pointed out that the unemployment rate would be close to 10% if you adjust for the bureau of labor statistics clarifications and people who dropped out of the labor force since the pandemic this includes over 4 million americans who are accounted in the unemployment figures but are long-term unemployed and millions more who have dropped out of the labor force du

holland. >> thank you, senator cortes. and welcome, mr. chairman. thank you for your service. at the outset, i want to underscore the importance of the fed continuing to move ahead with the ted now service as we've discussed in previous hearings. the united states' outdated payment system is inflicting large and unnecessary costs on millions of american consumers, leading to billions of dollars of unnecessary funds spent. and this doesn't impact people with big bank accounts who are not close to overdrawing. it impacts those who are living paycheck to paycheck. i see that the fed has accelerated its timetable a little bit to 2023. if you can move even faster, all the better. you'll be saving millions of americans lots of money in unnecessary costs. i want to focus my questioning on the issue of long-term unemployment. and in a speech you gave on february 10th, you pointed out that the unemployment rate would be close to 10% if you adjust for the bureau of labor statistics misclassifications and people who dropped out of the labor force since the pandemic. this includes over 4 million americans who are long-term unemployed and millions mo