she joins the "forbes" list as one of the most successful entrepreneurs, like kian and ky.this week, reese witherspoon sold her production company, hello sunshine. >> we all do bad things sometimes. >> reporter: the company behind "big little lies" and hulu's "little fires everywhere" for an estimated $900 million. reese might not be a billionaire yet. but she is not far behind. >> women are making more headway as super successful entrepreneurs. so, will we see more famous artists and entertainers go into a successful entrepreneurial vein? it's a proven formula for some people. others will likely follow in their steps. >> our thanks to rebecca jarvis. the key here, they're not just sticking to the profession theys acting and singing. they're becoming entrepreneurs and breaking into other industries and finding voids that they can fill. rihanna and her fenty beauty and savage line. she's a billionaire, y'all. >> so many entertainers are athletes like lebron james. yeah. that's how you use your money. your wealth. to create more. >>> coming up, the k-mo tokyo tour. our kennet

steve forbes please get in.ng german elections germany's relationship with u.s. kind of fraying in rent years what do you think is the fallout of afghanistan and our relations with germany. that is a very good question steve it is significant very strong condemnation of biden across the board. in germany i think there is a real concern in germany about the future of the nato alliance, the significantly when president trump was president germans increased their defense spending, major defense spending increased pledges, but with joe biden, undermining the nato alliance i think -- a lot of german politicians saying europe cannot in any way rely upon are you states the consequences from biden actions here i think the bottom line cross europe america allies feel they can no longer trust the u.s. president. and that is going to have major implications in the future a dangerous development we are seeing weakening of nato weakening of transatlantic alliance under joe biden only record i believe once biden exits, the pr

i want to bring steve forbes into this.york of removing fracking ban of upstate new york and let upstate new york enjoy some prosperity in the future, any chance of that? >> i would hope so -- >> steve: if not, are you going to run against her? >> right now i'm having breakfast with her on saturday morning, steve. you're welcome to welcome if you're out in the hamptons. and i think she's a common-sense person and i'm hoping that she comes up with more common-sense solutions for our state. cheryl: are you going to run or no? sorry, go ahead. >> well, fracking -- look, the people on the pennsylvania side of the border are driving mercedes benz. the people on the new york state side of the border are driving 30-year-old chevies, so what do you think? cheryl: well, i don't know. i mean, i'm curious to see what happens with the governor's race next year, john, so -- >> well, it's going to be interesting but she's going to have a head start of 16 months or 15 months and she -- i think she's going to have common sense -- cheryl: l

maria: let me bring steve forbes.ident trump was proud of the fact that he was able to get the comfort ship to new york to have it allocate just for covid patients and yet the governor didn't utilize it. steve: it is amaze, janice condolences for your fame loss, it's outrageous and i don't understand why they stuck seniors in nursing homes when they knew what would happen. i wonder if you heard anything, why did the department of justice drop investigations not just new york but other areas, we had similar lethal behavior, why did they walk away from that? janice: that's a really good question. it's a really good question and something that i'm also fighting for accountability on. they just decided to, you know, push it under the rug and not only new york but michigan, pennsylvania and new jersey all of those democratic governors had the same mandate to putinfected patients in the nursing homes. we need to know the answers to these questions. we are going to have another pandemicment are you going to do the same thing

here now, steve forbes, "forbes" media chairman. good evening to you.ening in washington right now because this is really interesting. you see as inflation starts to rear its ugly head and americans are feeling the pinch, if you will. the spending all of a sudden doesn't seem to be so popular. >> well, that's right. and the money ultimately comes from the people one way or the other. inflation is a hidden tax which is not so hidden when you pay it at the counter or at the pump. and so some democrats are very queasy. they know they're coming up for re-election in 2022. but don't underestimate, jackie, the left. they're going to put severe pressure on these moderates to let this stuff go through. nancy pelosi knows if she lets the infrastructure bill go through without that reconciliation of 3.5 but really $6 or 7 trillion and numerous new entitlements or which are going to hurt this economy, she knows it won't pass. so she's not going to let the lollly pop go first until they get the rest of it with it. you're going to see severe pressure, you're also go

here now, steve forbes, "forbes" media chairman. steve, always great to see you.at taiwan. and it's interesting, because it's all happening as everyone's distracted by what's happening in afghanistan. but as on the world stage, the united states looks weak, and china obviously, if it were to take over taiwan and go after it in an aggressive way, is thinking to itself, the u.s. has said it'll do something, but we don't really think it will. your thoughts. >> well, the key thing is not to use just words, but actions as well. we have a $ing 2 billion arms deal that's completing with taiwan. that should be stepped up, and those systems, tanks, missiles, antitank missiles and the like should be sent immediately, not stretched out over a couple of years. another thing taiwan should do is take a page from the israelis; that is, develop as the israelis are doing suicide drones, you might say, well-armed, automated is vessels that don't depend on manpower, but can boll-- mess up a chinese assault. taiwan clearly has the technological capability to do that. we also should b

>> no, director forbes. you said it exactly. >> vice president adams: thank you very much. >> president brandon: commissioner gilman? >> commissioner gilman: thank you very much, director forbes. i think it's important. i would just ask for a shorter test, even if we do it during peak time in order to create less inconvenience for everybody, but that clarity was what i was looking for, and i think it's important that we gather the data and see what was happening. i also want to remind us at our last meeting that we had over 100 letters and comments from constituents, which is why i think that going forward and trying to figure out, basically going forward with no concept except for testing. >> president brandon: thank you. commissioner woo ho? >> commissioner woo ho: yeah. i think the testing is something is that we've already discussed, but it is affected by seasonality, and seasonality is affected at different times of the year. i'm just suggesting, when you model things and test things at the wrong time,

rihanna joins the coveted "forbes" list as one of hollywood's most successful intrerp nurs, like kim witherspoon sold her production company hello sunshine. >> we all do bad things. >> reporter: the company behind hbo's "big little lies" and hulu's "little fires everywhere" for an estimated $900 million. reese might not be a billionaire yet, but she's not far behind. >> women are making more headway as super successful entrepreneurs so will we see more famous artists, entertainers go into successful entrepreneurial vein, it's proven formula for some people so likely others will follow. >> reporter: and she's not the only person to capitalize on her huge social media presence. rihanna has over 100 million followers on twitter and instagram, but she is the most successful beauty business founder to do so, robin. she maintains a 30% stake estimated by "forbes" in her fenty businesses and that is huge to her success as is the inclusively angle. she'lyadof her business a o ep everyonincled that big umbrella. >> oh, ella, ella, see what you did there. what else set these entrepreneurs apar

>> so moved. >> i think director tumlin and i couldn't catch -- >> director forbes i believe. it was a close second. >> moved and seconded to appoint franklin wong as cfo for tjpa. (roll call vote) it is approved. >> welcome to the family. >> thank you very much. >> item 9 is authorizing the chair of the board of directors to execute an amendment and -- for the greater rincon hill benefit plan. the director will have this. >> hello again. my 30 plus years in public service, that may be the longest title i have presented on. shortly after i arrived to the tjpa, engaging the salesforce committee. i have had the honor of chairing it over the past year. the marketing director is the chair. the committee of eight is composed of four appointed by the executive director and four appointed by cbd. the mou touches on governance, how the items are considered in advance and funding obligations of the east cut community benefit district. the document clarifies standing agenda items and how best to develop and amend an annual work calendar. we created a new category of major items over a t

>> no, director forbes.aid it exactly. >> vice president adams: thank you very much. >> president brandon: commissioner gilman? >> commissioner gilman: thank you very much, director forbes. i think it's important. i would just ask for a shorter test, even if we do it during peak time in order to create less inconvenience for everybody, but that clarity was what i was looking for, and i think it's important that we gather the data and see what was happening. i also want to remind us at our last meeting that we had over 100 letters and comments from constituents, which is why i think that going forward and trying to figure out, basically going forward with no concept except for testing. >> president brandon: thank you. commissioner woo ho? >> commissioner woo ho: yeah. i think the testing is something is that we've already discussed, but it is affected by seasonality, and seasonality is affected at different times of the year. i'm just suggesting, when you model things and test things at the wrong time, you're

i appreciate director forbes comments. i do think when somebody wanted to get it out for one year, that seemed to me like a short-term lease, not a pop-up and i was thinking that did not necessarily match. i do think there should be a policy developed which we don't have to go into the details today, but then you come back to us in terms of what would be delegated authority, even under delegated authority, what is the policy as far as how long a pop-up is a pop-up. because a pop-up normally suggests it's really a very temporary use, it's not a long-term use and so i think we need to have some guidelines and policies developed so we understand how it's going to work and that we don't have a situation where, you know, squatters rights, it's like well, i'm here and particularly since you mentioned and i am empathetic to perhaps some of the smaller space uses that they don't want to charge, you know, they don't want us to charge a fee. i would suggest that you think about if they don't wish to and we are supporting that that w

debt and potential changes to forgiveness and repayment programs with a student loan attorney and a forbes contributor. then we turn to immigration policy with america's voice executive director frank sherry and later, the center for innovation studies director. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> sunday night on q&a, journalist elizabeth becker, author of you do not belong here, tells the story of female war -- female vietnam war correspondence at a time when covering where was a male profession. >> there was no embedding like we have now. there was no military censorship. it was probably the first and last uncensored american war. it was for women, a gift. because it was only because of this lack of codification, this openness that women could get through what had been the biggest barrier as a war correspondent that you were not allowed on the field. >> journalist elizabeth becker sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can find all q&a i

the icon making the "forbes" billionaire list she has a catalog of hits dating to the early 2000s and she launched four years ago. taking second as the richest woman entertainer behind only oprah. >>> on wall street the dow down 324 s&p down 20. the nasdaq up 19 >> >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. >>> the fight over former in president trump's taxes back in court. how his legal team is trying to block their release. >>> shooting spike on the streets of chicago the local push to reduce gun violence by engaging people before they become part of the problem. >>> and the world health organization calls for a pause on booster shots the agency director general taking aim at rich countries like this one blasting them for giving third shots when most of the world is waiting for the first. he wants to wait until the end of september he says that would give the rest of the countries to evacuate it. the press secretary jen psaki said the united states can prepare to offer boosters while also donating shots abroad >> we will have enough sup

joining us now is adam senior contributor for forbes. thank you for coming on the program. >> thank you for having. >> can you tell us exactly what you do in that space? >> i have a practice in boston should and i help folks navigate what is very complex student loan system. i help help will dealing with problems with immigration and folks dealing with issues of hardship, unfair practices, that sort of thing. >> i imagine you had to deal with those issues and related issues. what are problems you are seeing when it comes to student debt and agent -- debt management? >> the good news is there are a lot of programs out there to help manage loans that there are some a programs with complex eligibility criteria that it is unwieldy and services don't always do a great job facilitating so people get tripped up. sometimes they get sent in the wrong direction or have errors or mistakes so it is a major problem. >> information tells us the average that is 32,000 plus dollars, the average payment $393 and the debt load is going up to almost $30,00

debt and potential changes to forgiveness and repayment programs with a student loan attorney and forbesontributor. then we turn to immigration policy. first with america's executive director and then with the executive director director of the emigration studies. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> allegations of sexual harassment. this is about 20 minutes. lt. gov. hochul: it sounds like there is an audio problem. what a great start. can you hear me now? sounds like a commercial. can you hear me now? good afternoon and thank you for being here. i spoke with governor cuomo yesterday and he pledged his full support for a smooth transition.

according to "forbes" she's become a billionaire, but not because of her music. question is, how did she do it? it's "way too early" for this. ♪♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early," the show that was robbed of the bronze in the steeplechase. i'm jonathan lemire on this thursday, august 5th. let's start with the news. >>> with coronavirus cases surging across the country thanks to the delta variant, dr. anthony fauci is warning that an even more deadly strain could be possible. in an interview with mcclatchy, dr. fauci says the virus has been given ample time to morph into a more dangerous variant. he said, quote, if another one comes along that has an equally high capability of transmitting but also is much more severe, then we could really be in trouble. dr. fauci also warned that covid cases are rising in a very steep fashion across the country and may double in the coming weeks to 200,000 a day. as the nation weighs travel restrictions, the biden administration is reportedly developing a plan that would require nearly all foreign visitors to be va

rihanna is now worth $1.7 billion according to "forbes," making her the wealthiest female musician in the world, second to oprah as the richest entertainer. beside hits like "we found love" -- ♪ we found love ♪ >> and big-budget films like "ocean's 8" -- >> it's blowing up. >> rihanna has made big bucks with her cosmetics and clothing lines. truly a self-made female entrepreneur. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back you know when you're at ross and all those brands have her like... yes! ...and all those prices have you like... yes! that's yes for less! you've got this school year, and we've got you with the best bargains ever at ross. get your yes for less at our new store in east san mateo. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make t

she's now a billionaire forbes and now estimates. she is the wealthiest female musician in the whole world with a fortune worth 1.7 billion dollars. now, this makes her second only to oprah winfrey for the world's richest female entertainer forbes credits the achievement to re on has largely successful makeup brand fenty beauty. she also has a skin care line. a lingerie brand and a high end fashion division. let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside from our mountetam camera. you can see the clouds rolling back in over the marin headlands kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has. look at what we can expect as we move into thursday and friday in recent days, the nausea an all-clear as you make your way into the east bay over berkeley. so that cloud cover. >> not reaching across the bay just yet. but mainly hanging tight around our bay area coastline. crystal clear conditions for this year right now. but we do have the threat of imminent fire danger starting at midnight tonight through thursday night. and that'

this is according to forbes and income from her music acting fashion and beauty brands now make her the wealthiest woman musician in the world. the only person in her way as the world's richest female entertainer, maine or her name is oprah. it's been 5 years since the bad gal from barbados dropped an album. >> she's now dedicated her time to building her business empire through her fenty beauty makeup line in her savage x fenty lingerie line forbes estimates that fenty beauty law is worth 2.8 billion dollars. >> former president obama turned 60 today, michelle obama sharing this photo on twitter. they're both hosting a party saturday at their 12 million dollar state on martha's vineyard. the original plan was to have nearly 500 friends attending including celebrities like oprah george clooney. but after an outcry over pandemic risks. they have scaled way back with only family and close friends now being welcome. it. apple has banned a dating app specifically created for folks who are unvaccinated from the app store. >> unjected was created for unvaccinated folks to swipe. right. and me

rihanna is now worth $1.7 billion according to "forbes," making her the wealthiest female musician inside hits like "we found love" -- ♪ we found love ♪ >> and big-budget films like "ocean's 8" -- >> it's blowing up. >> rihanna has made big bucks with her cosmetics and clothing lines. truly a self-made female entrepreneur. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back you know when you're at ross and all those brands have her like... yes! ...and all those prices have you like... yes! that's yes for less! you've got this school year, and we've got you with the best bargains ever at ross. get your yes for less at our new store in east san mateo.

here now we've got steve forbes, "forbes" media chairman.entially, you know, making it more difficult for energy companies here to pump and to do business, and so what do we see? we see productions going down, but they can't fill the gap with renewable energies that quickly, so we're going to go back to being more dependent on the middle east as phil suggests there at a time when there's so much instability there. it almost seems mind-boggling to me that they could allow this to happen. >> well, then having the u.s. a few days ago beg russia and saudi arabia to up production as we're working to decrease production. moreover, after-effects of afghanistan, iran's going to try to be more active in the middle east. they're already putting pressure on saudi arabia. saudi arabia sees how reliable a partner we are, so that's a bad situation. russia may try something, so we're going to become more dependent on the bad guys in the world or on certain allies at that time, and we're reducing production here. and and so this, the aftermath of afghanista

forbes estimates the grammy winner is now worth $1.7 billion. and it's not really from her music. majority of her money comes from it the value s >> super successful cosmetics line which when it was launched drew lots of praise because there were something like more than 40 shades for all range of skin tones which is something that at the time i think no other real new cosmetics lines had been that inclusive. >> now rihanna is the richest woman musician in the world and the second richest female entertainer right behind oprah. >> i see rihanna. >> riri. >> let's say riri. whatst her best song? >> i like umbrella. >> it's hard to beat that. >> just so fun. and the video. she has a lot though. >> she does have a lot. i was just reviewing her song half of it, do you remember that song? >> how's it go? ♪ you saw me on the television ♪ ♪ linen, that's what it is. i always like that song too. >> she has so many good ones. >> at least nine. >> we enjoy what she gave you. >>> new at 6:00, we're hearing from ryan reynolds talking about his new disney movie. >> it's called "free guy." >> yo

that's according to forbes income from music or acting her fashion and beauty brands making her the wealthiest female musician in the world. second only to oprah winfrey as the richest female entertainer in the world. it has been 5 years since the bad gal from barbados dropped a new album. she is now dedicated her time to rebuilding her business empire through her fenty beauty makeup line and her savage x fenty lingerie line forbes estimates that the fenty beauty line alone is worth 2.8 billion dollars. that's a lot of lipstick. happy birthday. former president obama turned 60 years young today. >> is why former first lady michelle obama shared this picture today on twitter with a happy birthday message on saturday. there are plans for a big party, but that has been scaled back due to covid concerns. apple has banned a dating app specifically created for people who are unvaccinated from its app store. it's called unjected. it was created for unvaccinated people to meet one another. it was after larger dating apps will about incentives for users to get vaccinated. apple pulled the app after it

i believe that in the year 2008, the very year the bankruptcy was name by forbes of is one of the top 10 executives in the country. they called him the gorilla and i think they called him that for a reason. he was brusque, boorish, take no prisoners kind of guy, you know, run through all for lehman brothers, hyper competitive, hyper narcissistic. squeeze some of those shorts. squeezen hard. not that i want to hurt him. don't get that please, because that's just not who i am. i am soft, i'm lovable. but what i really want to do is i want to reach in ripped out their heart and eat it before they die. of the man who lost them and brothers, the man who presided over its decline and fall, the man who could have done something about it, but chose not to the man who refused to see the writing on the wall. the man who kicked off in many ways, what became the great recession. ah, my name is all over buddha, and i was an in house lawyer, brothers for 8 years. i discovered many things that were at least unethical, if not illegal. and eventually i decided to quit. i was earning a lot of money, bu

about we have a humanitarian crisis on our southern border i been reported on the southern border for forbesngress has to deal with not only that but in for structure problem in america and we also have to deal with, before we decide to back up another to trillion bill in a foreign country maybe we should figure out how to make those investments at home and that's where the american people sit today and while they're upset with joe biden about how we handle the withdrawal they are resolved in the idea that we cannot spend more money in another country building them up especially after building them for 20 years they collapsed in 20 seconds. james: we have time for a quick response. >> i don't agree with richard not because they don't want to stumble over my words but seriously when you look at what happened in iraq in 2009 when president obama withdrew all of those troops, what did you see al-qaeda in a rock reformed into ice is that we all know today and then we know very visibly they publicly live stream cut off people's heads, burning people alive in america people started to see those im

thanks forbeing on book tv . >> thank you. >> on a weekly author interview program "after words", retired lieutenant colonel wayne phelps offers his views on drone warfare . >> the biggest changes that we've seen with the employment of armed drones is that mental transition occurs on almost a daily basis. there are particularly within the air force for those piloted aircraft as they reach base near las vegas. so that mental transition occurs when you wake up at your house in the morning and then you drive to work, you basically commute to combat and you fly a combat sortie air combat mission on the other side of the planet. you might have to strike during that time and then you're basically transitioning yourself to return home at the end of the day so one of the people that i interviewed talk about this strange feeling that they often referred to as deployed in garrison where your connecting combat operations from home and you're doing these transitions on a daily basis. sometimes working 12, 14 hour shifts. several days a week. so you have these strange times of work where your mentally

"forbes" magazine estimates the 33-year-old singer is worth $1.7 billion. from her 50% stake in the fenty beauty cosmetics line. rihanna is the second richest female entertainer behind oprah winfrey. >>> the u.s. state department is searching for a $5,800 bottle of whiskey. "the new york times" reports japanese officials gifted the alcohol to then-secretary of state mike pompeo in 2019. per protocol, there wapposed to be a record kept of it, but the government has no idea where the bottle went. a lawyer for pompeo said that his client does not remember receiving the whiskey. >>> and the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, celebrated her 40th birthday with a light-hearted video featuring actress melissa mccarthy. >> it's my 40th birthday, and i've got an idea. >> i know what it is. >> really? >> my first guess, is it another photo shoot under a tree where you're looking very peaceful? >> peaceful under a tree is me every day. >> no, okay. are we getting matching tattoos? >> i mean, you know i have something similar across my back. >> this one's you, and that o

the crisis here at home as tropical storm henri threatens the northeast coastline, and the potential forb flooding is cause for great concern. and with more schools open this week and with cases and hospitalizations and the number of deaths continuing to surge, the delta variant will undoubtedly get worse. we will talk to republican larry hogan and dr. dr. scott gottlieb. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> garrett: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we begin with the storm threatening the east coast. henri has been downgraded to tropical storm status, but that doesn't necessarily mean the threat is any less severe. jeff berardelli is on long island, and, jeff, what are you seeing? >> yeah, major, this is the worst it has been. we've been seeing gusts 55, 60 mile-an-hour. things are getting worse. but the core of the storm has missed us to the northeast. take a look behind me. pounding surf. we've seen swells 10 to 15 feet, and now we have this sideways rain running right towards us. the storm is located near block island, near the coast of rhode island to connect

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. ♪ we're beautiful like diamonds in the sky ♪ >> reporter: "forbes" magazine estimates the 33-year-old1.7 billion. most of it comes from her 50% stake in the fenty beauty cosmetics line. rihanna is now the second richest female entertainer, behind oprah winfrey. up next, marathon mom. even before competing, she has won a big victory for new moms at the olympics. at the oly mpics. for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. for 45 days. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. was that your great-gra

that's according to forbes. that's 5 times larger than what it was in 2016 . the chimps are used in the huge range of industries, electronics, medicine, and even refrigerators. you can't drive a modern car without them just one vehicle uses roughly 3000 of them. the 3 main global players able to manufacture the most advanced semi conductors r t s m c of ty, one samsung of south korea, and intel of the united states. low and fix is the owner of automotive aspects, a consultancy providing insights on the car industry. she explains how manufacturers can get around the global chip shortage. the only way out of it at this point is for manufacturers to start producing their own or controlling their own properties of chips. and they've talked about doing it with batteries. but the big problem is if you and i today, we're going to start our own chip factory because there's a need for it. it would take you 3 years to ramp up to have the capital line technology and to be able to produce car manufacturers or pushing their governments, whether it be korea or germany or th

gates is listed by forbes as the fourth richest person in the world.the couple has three children and the documents show that melinda gates plans to keep her name unchanged. tmz's harvey levin explains more now on this divorce deal. we're talking $130 billion on, so there was a lot of money that had to be separated, but apparently they have done that. um and you know the basic things no surprise. there is no spousal support. their kids are adults, so there's no child custody or support issues. there is the response. the couple says that it plans to continue working on the bill and melinda gates foundation. which has become the largest charitable foundation in the world. a man who works for a south bay school district is now facing hate crime charges after the break tonight we hear from the suspect who says he was involved in a car accident that escalated quickly. and when i return, we're gonna take a look at the work week forecast. we'll get you right down to the weekend with the five day see you back here in a couple minutes. plus, there may be fewer

semi conductors while the global check mark is worth about 5 trillion dollars, according to forbes magazine, that's 5 times larger than what it was in 2016. the chips are used in a huge range of industries, electronics, medicine, and even refrigerators. you can't drive a modern car without them just one vehicle uses roughly 3000. the 3 main global players able to manufacture the most advanced me conductors r t s m. c of taiwan, samsung of south korea. and intel. the united states will learn, fix is an automotive analyst, and the owner of automotive aspects of consultancy, providing insult insights on the car industry. she joins us via skype now from buffalo in new york. thanks for being with us. so just tell us a bit more about how this chip shortage came about. well, during coven, everything locked down here in the u. s. and manufacture table, we're not producing vehicles, so we'll cancel our orders and not have a bunch of product derived when we're not producing cars. no one had any clue of how long this would last. and of course, what the huge impact would be to the motive industry. well