the ceo, david foulkes, joins us now.nd of price was the most popular in your array of boats? coming inhad people from across the portfolio. we makehe boats that are less than $50,000, so we offer a lot of good entry point into the market. what was surprising, we got a lot of new orders in, but across the portfolio of our boats. amanda: we know there has been a beneficiaries, and brunswick was one of them. did you expect that to happen? david: it did catch us offguard. we had some great business fundamentals even before the pandemic. our stock was trading in the mid 60's. certainly, as people realize they needed to look for leisure options that were consistent with social distancing, it did catch us by surprise. by the end of april, we saw huge increases in retail demand and through the balance of late q3, and the second half of the year. retail has been up 30% to 40% across our businesses. even though this is kind of the off-season in the northern markets, we are still seeing that 30% to 40% up. a lot of leading indicato

david foulkes is the ceo of brunswick.ting off the week a little lower. nasdaq, though, in the green we will be back with much more on the markets don't forget, you can always watch or listen tois live tonhe go on the app. we'll be right back. >>> what a year it has been in the markets, particularly as we look over there at the nasdaq composite, up yet again today at 12,508 and the dow industrialscal hee although they are off about two thirds of a point today -- percentage point that is, they are still above 30,000 if you go back to where we were on march 23rd or thereabouts, to imagine that we would be back above 30,000, given where case counts are in this country, i don't think anybody would have taken that bet i sure wouldn't have. >> no. for sure the market has been unstoppable this year. speaking of unstoppable, shares of tesla are up 7.5% today to another all-time high. tyler, this is now probably the fourth or fifth most valuable company in the world >> yeah. one day, in one year, the growth there -- heavy got to se

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our correspondent imogen foulkes told me that the promise of a free drink did little to persuade thes. if you're a keen skier and you have come all the way from britain to your favourite very upmarket resort of verbier and just days after you get there you're told sorry, back to your hotel and stay indoors for ten days, probably no amount of champagne is going to compensate for that. and so it appears, i think at least 200, because at the moment the verbier authorities are telling us there are just a dozen british tourists that they know of left in verbier. there were, a few days ago, over 400. so i think these tourists have chosen to head home. there are no flights, so it seems many will have hired cars or taxis to take them to the channel and get back home, rather than stay in a hotel room or a chalet in verbier looking out at the snow but not being able to ski on it. what has been the reaction of the authorities there, is there anger? these people seem to have fled under the cover of darkness? yes, i think there is irritation and some anger in verbier and maybe across switzerland.

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end of a winding dirt road in montana's boulder valley, lies the three- room log cabin where grace foulk's story begins. >> what i remember most was being really little, and my dad campfires.hese little we'd all sit in lawn chairs and he'd just bring his guitar out and he'd play >> reporter: it's an idyllic setting...>> e'd play in the creek, oh, there used to be a rope swing down here. >> reporter: ...but the rugged individualism that often still defines life in ral montana can mask deep suffering, and darker momen from grace's childhood cast a shadow on her happy memories. >> my dad, hworking at the mine would leave for long periods at a time. and he also was suffering fr bipolar. he would hit the lows and the depressions and he cldn't get out of bed. he began drinking pretty heavily as well as like his father before him, i guess. >> reporter: a cycle of untreated trauma, passed down from one generation to the next. >> his dad was an abusive alcoholic. his grandpa was schizophrenic. he never treated that wound properly. he would just kind of self medicate. he had to pull up his bootstrap