i find autistic day as frank wall who doesn't sing in the lakota language he raps in it genocide the suffering of native americans and the fight to protect that allowed the things that runs through frank's music as through this number my people come from the lot. like white. folks. the. polls. take. it take you. to capitol. when frank. 2018 he wanted to find out how he. to change perceptions of. his full. exploding so you sampled a disney song from the animated feature the 1983 animated movie peter pan and turned it on its head so tell us about that so i produced music and i was that was the 1st time i ever actually sample all vinyl i found a record in a children's venue vinyl sold in minneapolis for a dollar and i've always wanted to do something with that song just because disney has a pretty horrible history of stereotype. in my people and it's there in the music and so i always look for creative ways to foot things like that on their head like and i just want to point out that a song is full of racial slurs for indigenous people but it came off of a children's record and you know

. >> good morning i'm frank holland from cnbc. wallt is set to open up lower, the nasdaq dropping by 2% as investors punished big tech stocks. sam amazon and netflix falling 3% and tesla lost 6%. the valuation of the stocks which helped lead the market off the pandemic lows last year are likely stretched tight. investors are weighing how much of the economic recovery is already priced into the markets. >>> facebook wants to make sure you read the article that you're about to share. it's going to test a pop-up asking users if they're sure they want to share an article they haven't opened. it will prompt them to read the article and they can choose to continue sharing. the pop-up is meant to help people be more informed about what they share and likely an attempt to stop the spread of misinformation on the social media platform. we share things without really always opening them up. >> read the first sentence, boom. yes, read it all. thanks, frank. >>> struggling to come back from the pandemic. still ahead on "today in the bay," the big

i'm frank holland from cnbc. wall street is set to open up higher. the markets had another strong showing last month the dow up 3%, nasdaq and s&p posting gains of 5%. the s&p winning streak to three straight months, up 11% for the year. >>> in focus today reports of manufacturing, construction spending and auto sales. >>> breaking this morning, verizon has closed the sale of its media assets to private equity firm apollo global in a deal worth $5 billion. the last week the "wall street journal" reported verizon was exploring a sale of assets, aol and yahoo! declaring them nearless worthless with a write-off back in 2018. verizon sold tumblr for an undisclosed amount in 2019 and last year sold "huff post" to buzzfeed. >>> etsy is cracking down. the company will spend $40 million to improve policy enforcement of in an insider investigation that found 800 listings that were violating rules, weapons, fake covid-19 treatments, elephant ivory and mass market items passed off as homemade. etsy uses automated, manual and community reporting to find violator

. >> good morning, this is frank holland from cnbc. fcn wall street is set to open up higher -- higher. the dow is up nearly 3%, nasdaq and s&p posting gains of more than 5%. did you, i don't know? oh, should i keep talking? all right, i'll keep talking, law camera, did you not lose me. i'm still here. i'll recap.r e year. >>> in focus today reports of manufacturing, construction spending and auto sales. >>> verizon has closed the sale equity firm apollo global in a deal worth $5 billion. the last week the "wall street journal" reported verizon was exploring a sale of assets, aol and yahoo! struggled to grow the businesses, declaring them nearly worthless with a write-off back in 2018. verizon sold tumblr for an undisclosed amount in 2019 and last year sold "huff post" to buzzfeed. >>> etsy is cracking down on the sale of banned goods. the company will spend $40 million to improve policy enforcement in the wake of a business insider investigation that found 800 listings that were violating rules, these included weapons, fake covid-19 treatments

frank holland will cnbc. here are your morning's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up higher on that first trading day in may. despite a bit of weakness friday, the dow was up nearly 3% last month, the nasdaq and s&p posting gains of more than 5%. the s&p extending its winning streak to three straight months as investors bet on a big economic recovery. the s&p now up 11% for the year. >>> in focus today reporting on manufacturing, construction spending and auto sales. >>> verizon is close to a sale of its media assets, apollo global in a deal that could be valued up to $5 billion. the last week the "wall street journal" reported verizon was exploring a sale of assets, aol and yahoo! declaring them nearless worthless with a write-off back in 2018. verizon sold tumblr for an undisclosed amount in 2019 and sold "huff post" to buzzfeed. >>> and the company will spend $40 million to improve policy enforcement of in an insider investigation of etsy violating rules, weapons, fake covid-19 treatments, elephant ivory and homemade items passed off as hom

this is tiffany's interview with nia meyer frank who's a founder of the black wall street times on justke a listen. >> i had not learned about the massacre i will i was in college. >> why do you think you never learned about it? >> i think the reason we never learned about it is because why would our enemies want -- why would our enemies want to teach the children of greatness, right? why would they want to teach them how great they could become once again? >> scott, it is a conundrum, right? you have this commission that is essentially white tulsa saying we're going to raise all this money and do some of our own commemoration that ends up being canceled and then seems to be disconnect because it doesn't seem white tulsans are addressing the history here. it's not even taught in the schools. people don't even know about it who live in the community. what do you make of what's going on? >> i think we're at a point now, a new inflection point to see what's going to happen. the real reason when he was speaking about why he didn't learn about it, the real reason was that the story of the ra

portraying the loss and pathos of frank, a man whose son despises him for what he perceives as his weakness and frailty of character. # i kissed my love by the factory wall blarney romance of wild mountain thyme, i'd still love to see a movie which didn't imagine every pub in ireland has a welcoming band just waiting to burst into a rendition of dirty old town, joined on vocals pints and sings along. by a sultry local beauty while everyone sinks pints and sings along. note to film—makers — it's an island, not a theme park. you can find end of sentence on digital download from monday. altogether more surprising is cowboys, the new film from writer—director anna kerrigan. she likes cowboy hats. so what? she just wants to be like you. and you encourage it, troy. no, no, no, she said that she is a boy. oh, god. that she feels like she's in the wrong body, that she's like an alien living in someone else's body. like the body snatchers movie. like the body snatchers movie? troy, what are you talking about? steve zahn stars as the parents ofjoe, a girl that identifies as a boy, something which baffles and distresses sally, who thinks that zahn�*s troy has been

31st the anniversary of a black wall street which the app is named after. >> frank holland thank you for bringing us that news. that's going to do it for "squawk on the street. "techcheck" starts now have a great weekend. >>> happy friday welcome to "techcheck. i'm jon fortt with deirdre bosa and julia boorstin carl has the morning off today an exclusive with microsoft ceo satya nadella. microsoft's vision for the future of hybrid work. another exclusive with evan spiegel. and finally, apple ceo tim cook takes the stand. the latest from the courthouse and the apple epic trial julia? >> well, jon, stocks extending yesterday's gains. nasdaq back in positive territory for the week, although still in the red for the month dow session high this morning is 331. the major indices near the flat line at this hour. deirdre? >> julia, today we start with mixed reality. satya nadella has a vision for the future and hybrid work and joins us in a few minutes to explain. and so does evan spiegel as snap leans further into augmented reality and joins us in a few minutes as well. what's the point her

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bitcoins can exist those satoshis will be on may 31st the anniversary of a black wall street which the app is named after. >> franks. that's going to do it for "squawk on the street. "techcheck" starts now have a great weekend. >>> happy friday welcome to "techcheck. i'm jon fortt with deirdre bosa and julia boorstin carl has the morning off today an exclusive with microsoft ceo satya nadella. microsoft's vision for the future of hybrid work. another exclusive with evan spiegel. and finally, apple ceo tim cook takes

and niamia frank, founder and editor in chief of the black wall street times. guys, i'm so happy to have you here. mostly, i'm happy to have people on set with me. thank you all for being here. niamia, i want to start with you because when i first got to tulsa to do research on the back story, i was struck by the difference in how the north part of town, the predominantly black part of town lives to the southern part where white residents live. it highlighted how the economic impact of that devastation has carried through the times. talk to me a little bit of that as a descendent of the tulsa massacre. >> thank you so much for having me today, tiffany. the north side of tulsa, it is -- at one point it was a food desert. we just got a grocery store in north tulsa. it's been a decade since we've had access to fresh produce in our community. across the street from one of our high schools is a blighted old grocery district. there's a giant hole in the wall. kids can walk in there. i mean, it's really bad. not only do we have blithe but there is a seven-year differe

frank isn't sure if he's ever seen ruddy, but hunting them down is difficult. when you see a pack of 5 or 6 walls, nobody can tell them apart. i would anybody be able to tell which wolf to shoot? this hunters who are out here every day and we don't come across wolves every day for germany's will. population has grown considerably in recent years. according to official numbers, about 120 wolf packs currently live here, with more expected to come. hunter frank fuss believes in erecting higher fences than the wounds stefan rosa uses to safeguard animals, as if it's definitely possible to live in harmony with wolves. germany conflicts, so i'm slim. bob, so why don't you, why the life? because i can't afford to stay, can we put up around 40 fences on the day that the heavy and they keep getting heavier. so as a lot of the high offenses me, why don't we have to do it whole by hand? my employees say they will quit if we have to continue putting up more fences and and i will quit by clinic. i support them. it's impossible to continue this way. so was there a struggle for survival shepard's versus wolves

wall street wants to hear especially with the new i.p.o. . of optimist l.l.c. and joseph give the of strategy marketplace thank you both for your analysis today . thanks frank. and finally trading cards are making a big comeback for both physical and digital copy something we've talked about here on blue best quite a bit but target says selling them in the store less is not really worth the trouble anymore the retailer announced trading cards from the m.l. b. n.f.l. n.b.a. and pokémon will no longer be sold in stores after a fight broke out in a wisconsin target parking lot now according to local media in the milwaukee area one man was injured in a fight and he did not stop until he reached for his firearm no shots were actually fired in the victim has a legal concealed carry permit in total 4 people were arrested and taken into custody for battery and disorderly conduct charges during the pandemic card values have skyrocketed in according to the guardian a 1st edition set of pokemon cards recently sold for $400000.00 at auction and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on portable t.v. available on smartphones and tablets through google

frank mallicoat, ktvu fox 2 news. . >> that shooter worked for the vta for at least nine years but apparently was disgruntled. the wallurnal reports that sam cassidy was detained back in 2016 by u.s. customs agents after a trip to the ssid with notes about how he hated a manifestoesnition inside cassid home which they say he may have rigged to catch fire. joining us now live this afternoon is a state assembly man phil ting. thank you so much for being here. i want to start with this new reporting by the wall street journal. this interaction with the department of homeland security goes back to 2016. as far as you know, is that something that would have been shared with local law enforcement here in the bay area or cassidy's employer, the vta? >> it should have been shared with the local law enforcement. i don't know why it wasn't. it definitely is clearly a red flagnot appear there was any follow-up action taken. is that your understanding of how the interactions with the department implement security work? >> i'm not an expert about homeland security because it is a federal agency but you would hope that when law enf

frank isn't sure if he's ever seen ruddy, but hunting them down is difficult. there can be so when you see a pack of 5 or 6 walls, nobody can tell them apart. i would anybody be able to tell which move to shoot? and as hunters who are here every day, and we don't come across wolves every day for germany's will, population has grown considerably in recent years. according to official numbers, about 120 wolf packs currently live here with more expected to come winter. frank fuss believes in erecting higher fences than the wounds. steph, and rosa uses to safeguard animals, as if it's definitely possible to live in harmony with wolves, germany conflicts. so i'm slim. bob. so why don't you, why the life? because i can't afford to take, we put up around 40 fences on the day at the heavy and they keep getting heavier. a lot of maggie high offenses me my way. we have to do it whole by hand and by my employees say they will quit if we have to continue putting out more fences and i will quit by high support them. it's impossible to continue this way. so with their struggle for survival, shepherds versus wolves in ruddy is

wall street is getting ready for the summer change how they commute to the beach because of the remote work. we have robert frank us with executive edge on location. robert >> reporter: that's right, andrew on location. not at the hamptons yet. normally, this weekend would mark the start of the weekend migration to the hamptons. they leave friday afternoon and go the beach to hamptons or nantucket and come back sunday or monday. hybrid working or remote working has changed that upside down now they are coming into the city during the week for appointments and meetings and going back to the beach. that has created huge demand for flight companies like blade and wheelsup because of the traffic. blade right now for the first time running daily flights seven days a week on helicopters and sea planes to accommodate the demand blade costing under $800 one way. the cost is under $300 per seat for a commuter pass. and wheels up with the top dety nation for members to nantucket the. $800 is a huge amount of money for one-way trip we priced an uber to sag harbor. it is running $600 this flight takes a half hour versus who

him for such sins against humanity as living with frank lunts and other perceived sins against trumpism. but you look through all of this and as "the wallng attacked, liz cheney is being attacked by donald trump. in fact, attacked four times. so this whole thing about why is liz cheney always bringing up donald trump? why is she perpetuating this fight? "wall street journal" editorial page said trump is obsessed with her. trump is always putting out statements attacking her. kevin should talk to trump and tell him to lay low. but of course, he'll never do that because he's scared of donald trump. >> it's pretty clear where this is heading at this point. punch bowl news is just now reporting that congressman steve scalise is going to back the republican congresswoman from new york to be the next gop leadership chair. it's moving in that direction. liz cheney is going to lose her job and, joe, defining moments don't get more clear than this. what the republican party is saying right now is that the one or two people who are saying what's true about the 2020 election that joe biden was elected fairly and is president of the united states,

frank holland here with us. >> 10,000 fractional bitcoin shares will be given away during a bus tour that hill harper has launched for his fin tech, the black wallo bitcoin. that tour made the argument bitcoin's 25% rise in 2021 makes it an ascending asset as opposed to the dollar that's basically flat on the year >> we want to show and prove by giving free money away, and say here's where they will sit this is how you can access them. this is how you can move them around we want you to dollar cost average into this asset class. it's important to do that by me putting my money where my mouth is >> bitcoin adoption by investors of color is already on the rise with black and latino investors more likely to hold the cryptocurrency according to a recent poll. wilf and sara, back over to you. >> frank, one wonders straight away about the risk of this as much as the positive trends behind it. is he attaching a lot of disclaimers, a lot of warnings with this advice when he gives it >> yeah, absolutely. he's trying to tell people that if you want to invest in bitcoin, that's part of your strategy that you want to add it to your portfolio, that it's a lo

portraying the loss and pathos of frank, a man whose son despises him for what he perceives as his weakness and frailty of character. # i kissed my love by the factory walll download from monday. altogether more surprising is cowboys, the new film from writer—director anna kerrigan. joe likes cowboy hats. so what, she just wants to be like you. and you encourage it, troy. no, no, no, no. she said that she is a boy. oh, god! that she feels like she's in the wrong body, like she's like an alien living in someone else's body. like that body snatchers movie. like the body snatchers movie? troy, what are you talking about? steve zahn and jillian bell star as the separated parents ofjoe, played by upcoming trans actor sasha knight. joe is being raised as a girl but identifies as a boy, something which baffles and distresses bell“s sally, who thinks zahn“s troy has been putting ideas into their child's head. meanwhile, troy, who has a bipolar condition, decides to takejoe across the wild lands of montana to canada, creating a new life for both of them. did you just fart? laughs. with a supporting cast that includes the great ann dowd, whose forthcoming film mas

portraying the loss and pathos of frank, a man whose son despises him for what he perceives as his weakness and failure of character. # i kissed my love by the factory wallwhile everyone sinks clients beauty while everyone sinks pints and sings along. note to film—makers — it's an island, not a theme park. you can find end of sentence on digital download from monday. altogether more surprising is cowboys, the new film from writer—director anna kerrigan. she likes cowboy hats. she just wants to be like you. and you encourage it. she said that she is a boy. oh, god. that she feels like she's in a wrong body, like an alien like the body snatchers movie. like the body snatchers movie?! what are you talking about? steve zahn start as the parents ofjoe, he raises a girl that identifies as a boy, something which baffles and distresses sally, who thinks that steve zahn's troy is a pretty bad ideas into the child's head. but he decides to make a new life for both of them. cowboys is a low—key treat, a film of great sensitivity and tact, but also a genuinely engaging drama packed with humour and heartbreak, offering real humanist insight into its characters' stren

and lots of external walls, and i think people will kick back at that and the government knows that, so they know they have to come up with something, and so far, you've got to be franks, how will people be convinced to use an electric alternative. for example, currently, electric charges per kilowatt hour are nearly six times the cost of gas.— the cost of gas. yes, so the cost incentives _ the cost of gas. yes, so the cost incentives currently _ the cost of gas. yes, so the cost incentives currently are - the cost of gas. yes, so the cost incentives currently are not i incentives currently are not favourable and very briefly, to come back to _ favourable and very briefly, to come back to the — favourable and very briefly, to come back to the upfront cost of heat pumps, — back to the upfront cost of heat pumps, at _ back to the upfront cost of heat pumps, at the moment, the market for heat pumps _ pumps, at the moment, the market for heat pumps in the country is very small _ heat pumps in the country is very small. there is a hope and expectation that as the market for that expanse, cost will ultimately come _ that expanse, cost will ultimately come down and you woul