gil: coinbase will not be able to escape crypto winters.e have seen cycles where adoption accelerates and asset cycles go up exponentially. after that, a cycle where prices go down and stay at lower levels for a period of time. over time, the growth is been exponential. there is crypto summer and crypto winter. coinbase will not be able to escape crypto winter. when there is less volatility, asset prices are lower, coinbase as a result will be lower. over time, they will benefit from that long-term growth and they should have the same level of growth as crypto assets overall. it will be more of an up-and-down situation then comparable high-growth stocks. joe: let's talk about the competitive risks. coinbase has been very early in this space. it built a platform that was very regulatory friendly, very safe. so far, we have not really seen in a meaningful way the established brokerages get into it. we have not seen the adoption of an etf that would allow people to have access to bitcoin via a traditional brokerage. is there a risk for either

gil: hello. is this phil dumpster? what do you want, gil? got to be kidding me. hang on.speaking indistinctly on telephone] i need you to send a gift to mom for her birthday from the both of us. mitchell: no, i did it last year. ve got a conference call at 1:20. then luke's tutor comes to the house, 2:45 sales meeting, and i still got to get alex to judo. and yet you somehow found time to bitch at me. wow! you really can have it all.

have dozens of different types of plastic to sort through like these last fishing nets that professor gil young tried to recycle for a research project. at welding worth. see what we call. this batch is presorted but it's still a mess we need to separate out further. which we do. on the left side. sorting these nets according to their color is one thing but they also need to be cut down to recycle them but these really bloomed you far easily. it's really like your scissor. made out of wood. even recycling the stuff that we for in our bins is pretty pretty hard like i found out in my last video. but this is really different. especially because ocean plastic has been degraded by soles and sunlight so it loses a lot of its regional quality. next step would be to get rid of oh say. even a tiny amount of sand seaweed or shells can make plastic non-recyclable. round about 5 percent it's really to use every site that can work with so if we give them the material to somebody who makes pellets out of it they say not more than 5 percent of courage that's pretty clear. even when cleaned industrial u

that revenue figure more than the revenue it had for the full year in 2020 for more let's bring in gilk at the numbers like we have what's your initial reaction >> they're spectacular, unprecedented. i don't know that we can think of a company this size that grows nine, ten times year over year, that grows three, four times sequentially the growth in the crypto economy was very significant in the first quarter, probably more than most of us even realized. and that's translating directly to fantastic results for coinbase. >> you know, i sort of think about this could you imagine a better time to go public for any company this is like mcdonald's going public after we first discovered we love hamburgers. >> that's exactly right. what fantastic timing. they're doing a direct listing next week, and they're reporting these types of results that exceeded probably anybody's expectations and the momentum in crypto continues across the various crypto assets. so far it's worked out pretty well it's a pretty good setup for next week. >> sure. because of that, gil, as an investor you can't extrapol

have to work on the street how we able to do that with a clear mind i don't think that there is any gil i don't think that there is an goal that will come to include i would tell you that she is walking on the road with a clear mind because you've seen many of them cry and you know what it means to get up yourself so in mother you never know do know what to me as it were mom to move with more than one month it did you think get me to do roles with where teens were i could not keep it i kind of i could remember people when asked how when the report deals with the police what are the government doing about it because you can see that the rich should be might call bede's very very high and that is why the supply call these also have i don't want to we going to do to shift down the the mind and the supply because there is no on the mind. no one beef supply because he's so i'm mourning and so have that many gals with yeah you chill dad picnicking now life on the street because there are so many people that want to buy cells because your reason is deficient there is a god made that have their

to work on the street how are we able to do that with a clear mind i don't think that there is any gil i don't think that there is an gold that will come to italy that would tell you that she is walking on the road with a clear mind because you've seen many of them cry and you know what it means to get up you'll see. self to and mother you never know do know what you mean as a woman to move with more than one mark on it being you think get me to do roles would be where teens were i could not keep schildt i kind i could remember p.p.d. when asked how when the republic beats with the police what are the government doing about it because you can see that the rich could be might call these very very high and that is why you supply called these also have the what are we going to do to shift down the the mind and the supply because he never has known the mind now would be supply because he saw a morning and so had that many with the odd few chill dignity in your life on the street because there are so many people that want to buy cells because your reason is deficient there is a god made the

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have dozens of different types of plastic to sort through like these last fishing nets that professor gil young get tried to recycle for a research project. well that's worth let's see what we call. this batch is presorted but it's still a mess we need to separate out further. the ones we do. on the left side. sorting these nets according to their color is one thing but they also need to be cut down to recycle them but these really won't give up easily. it's really like your scissor. made out of wood. even recycling the stuff that we throw in our pins is pretty pretty hard like i found out in my last video. but this is really different. especially because ocean plastic has been degraded by soles and sunlight so it uses a number of its original quality. that next step would be to get rid of. even a tiny amount of sand seaweed all shells can make plastic non-recyclable. round about 5 percent it's prone to use their receptor can work with so if we give them their material to somebody who makes pellets out of it they say not more than 5 percent of courage that's pretty clear. even when cleane

i'm joined now by gil richardson, owner the bull inn at west tanfield in ripon.hat are your plans for tomorrow?— us. what are your plans for tomorrow? ~ , ., ., , ., tomorrow? well, it is going to be a lot of work- — tomorrow? well, it is going to be a lot of work. we _ tomorrow? well, it is going to be a lot of work. we are _ tomorrow? well, it is going to be a lot of work. we are doing - tomorrow? well, it is going to be a lot of work. we are doing an - tomorrow? well, it is going to be a lot of work. we are doing an awfull lot of work. we are doing an awful lot of work. we are doing an awful lot now to get everything set up in the garden. but it is notjust setting things up, we have got new systems to put in place, we need to funnel people into the garden through a specific way and everything seems to change so there is a lot to do. we have got the team in at the moment sorting out tables and myjob later on is to write blackboards with different instructions on and we got to print out menus on the new menus, reduce menus, on paper with lots of instructions on

and 52 in gil i 9:00, shower activity. and then it intensifies across the bay area. scattered showers by the afternoon. then we'll talk about your week ahead in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> this morning, we are taking a look down hollywood boulevard. the dolby theater is lit up in l. a. in hours, the biggest stars will arrive for the 93rd oscars airing right here on abc7. this will feature something absent from all of the awards, which is a red carpet. attendance is limited with 170 people allowed inside. and of course, there are strict covid restrictions. abc news reporter jade hernandez is live with more on what's a historic night. a record number of women and people of color up for the nomination. good morning, jade. looking beautiful this morning. >> reporter: thank you. good morning, liz. to inject a smaller oscar ceremony with enough glitz and glam, there's a special offering for tonight's event. the red carpet is ready for the academy acards. things will look very different. gone will be the crowds and press. only nominees, their guests, and presenters wil

that have plagued florida in recent years that kill millions of fish and litter the beaches with fish gils. so it's a dammed if you do situation, dammed if you don't. right now, everybody is keeping an eye on that gyp stack hoping it doesn't fail so all that water doesn't come at once. >> oh my god, every word out of your mouth sound horrible and catastrophic. starting with castle of toxic waste. that is just a horrible situation. we really appreciate you being on the ground for us and keeping us apprised hour by hour. we will check back. john. >> all right. for the first time, we are seeing incredible images of a world war ii u.s. navy destroyer found in the world's deepest ship wrecked dive. we are talking more than 21,000 feet under the pacific. cnn's ivan watson with the incredible images. >> this is the world's deepest-known ship wreck, located 6500 meters below the surface of the pacific. the numbers 557 identify it as the uss johnston, filmed for the first time under water by remote controlled submersible. this destroyer was one of several u.s. navy ships sunk battling a vastly supe

jp morgan morgan, goldman sachs, wells fargo all announcing results wednesday. , gil doolittle is hereh m -- abigail doolittle is here with what we should watch. abigail: earnings season kicking into gear next week. it has been a very bullish year so far overall for stocks. the s&p 500 up about 9.1%, but the banks really outperforming. take a look at the s&p 500 financial sector, up 18%. the kbw bank index up a stunning 25% in just one quarter. of course, this has everything to do with the historic backup and yields we have seen. the 10 year yield right now up 75 basis points off of the highs, but the idea is this will flow right to the bottom line for the banks, rising net interest income, so this is a very bullish dynamic for the banks. another factor, because of all the liquidity in the system, is trading volumes. the leverage being talked about. if you go back to 2016, and the we take it all the way to 2020 and 2021, these are the trading volumes, much stronger. for some of the banks that deal with a lot of trading, this could be a bullish tailwind. interestingly, if we take a look

did you get a chance to interview gil cox he was a member of the 11th airborne and later in alamo scouto, actually i have not personally so if someone has his contact information if he's still alive, yeah if he is, but if so, please shoot that to me. we'd love to we're trying to one of things. we're really trying hard to do is interview the last living members and there's not many left so i've been able to get to most but one of the difficulties we're facing is the simple reality of who's left, you know, the the roles of you know, who's living is is small but we know there's others out there. we just we just found out about one paratrooper who passed away about a week and a half ago. that was never on our radar. so yeah. yeah, so it is it is it's sad when that happens. so if anybody watching this or whoever watches this if you know of a living 11th airborne member, please let me know through the the website 511 pir.com. let me know how to get in touch with them because we would love to do that great. of the rescued prisoners required evacuation in two trips by amtrak's early information

negÓ a dar una opiniÓn respecto a lo que vive de marjorie con respecto de su hijo, con su papÁ, juliÁn gilstas notas de que hay rivalidad entre protagonistas y antagonistas. giselle: siempre pasan esas cosas, a veces es cierto. pero no solamente en las novelas, siempre hay personas que a lo mejor no tienen tanta afinidad, pero sÍ, forma parte de lo que es la novela, los personajes. carlos: y la verdad a veces en los reporteros, me incluyo, de entretenimiento, nos metemos tanto en la novela, que queremos que el pique sea real. muy bien marlene, que dice "no opino sobre los demÁs". a mÍ no me gustarÍa estar peleado con marjorie, la verdad. raÚl: es muy desagradable no tener una buena relaciÓn con un compaÑero de trabajo. giselle: no es fÁcil trabajar con una persona sÍ, he estado en novelas, donde dos personajes que estÁn enamorados no se llevan, y eso es horrible. la hija de marlene favela estÁ tan y tan bella, que le mando muchos besos, y ojalÁ que se solucionen todas las cosas, y todos los niÑos pueden ser felices. ahÍ fue mi indirecta. raÚl: con nuestra agüita y limÓn que nos trajo palom

: alicia era las que abiertamente emitieron juicios sobre la relaciÓn de marjorie de sousa y juliÁn gil. pero de quÉ hablas, alicia? alicia: en este momento estoy intentando sacar adelante a una niÑa adolescente que estÁ en la edad al rebelde asÍ que estoy muy ocupada como madre en mis propios problemas. estÁ adolescente, estados uidos estÁ muy agresivo. en estados unidos las cosas son distintas. reportera: la venezolana asegura que su hija es una niÑa noble y con la ayuda de su familia es una adolescente feliz. alicia: estamos bien. ella estÁ rodeada de familia y de amor. los adolescentes estÁn en otro rollo. reportera: y como madre trabajadora mostrÓ la admiraciÓn que tiene por aracely arÁmbula, quien tambiÉn ha sacado adelante a los hijos que tuvo con luis miguel. alicia: ella es una mujer maravillosa. es una mujer ejemplar. es una dama. reportera: desde mÉxico para despierta amÉrica, danney dÍaz. carlos: es que haber andado con luis miguel en esas Épocas ha de haber sido una experiencia... francisca: y que hay de ese contrato? raÚl: siempre mantuvo todo con mucha reserva. giselle: c

juliÁn gil y marjorie de souza, estos ex han sido protagonistas de una de las separaciones mÁs controversialesdo aparece priscila. hubo alguna crisis? rodolfo:un poco, porque cuando priscila entra a mi vida va a casa de mis padres, de mis hermanas y estaba silvana, imagÍnate que tu esposa vea a tu ex y todo normal. raÚl: priscila, quÉ sentiste tÚ cuando veÍas a la ex de tu esposo siempre metida la familia? priscila:era un poquito raro. raÚl: creo que no habla mucho espaÑol pero ya lo dijo todo con decir un poco raro. quÉ dice la gente cuando los ve juntos? roberto:que somos raros, en realidad no doy explicaciÓn, siempre decimos que somos primos para no entrar en detalle porque el cuento es muy largo. raÚl: nunca ha habido en donde hubo fuego cenizas quedan? >>una vez llegue a mi casa sin avisar, y estaba Él arreglando una tuberÍa de la casa y silvana en piyama, eso estaba raro pero nunca he sentido esa sensaciÓn. raul: yo los admiro, ahora si, como decimos en venezuela con todo respeto, quÉ piensas tÚ de esto? >> en base a mi experiencia entiendo que debe de haber una relaciÓn, pero hasta un l