another piece is gisele's excitement about charity and giving back. last thing, which is important, they were excited to work with us. frankly, we don't want to have lots of partners or endorsements, affiliates who have no interest in our business, who are bored by it. it is just going to show come it will not be authentic. it was a combination of all of those things, and they found it exciting, which made it feel like a good fit. matt: you talk about wanting to have the right look, wanting to set the right tone in terms of global regulation. it has been pointed out that u.s. investors are sort of circumventing access, using your overseas exchange. i know you have looked into that, worked on it in order to put a stop to it. what is happening there, what are you doing to keep up with best practices? sam: we analyze the information, we always have. the clearest duty that an exchange has,, and has been for a long time, before even some of the other changes were doing it. we try hard to restrict the jurisdictions we need to restrict. we have a slight bric

well done. >> that is giselle getting her very first job offer for an on air position.to have you. please call us if you need anything and when you want to come back. congratulations. >> congratulations. we'll be looking for you in that live shot. >> we will. >> early morning. >> vlad, follow up that. >> i'm going to try. i'm going to try. we'll keep it feeling good. my talk of the table is about a truly remarkable young lady. zaila avant-garde of new orleans is the champion c-h-a-m-p-i-o-n-s. i don't even have to look at the prompter. 2021 scripps national spelling bee. take a look at the moment she won. >> murraya. >> murraya, is that the english name murray like the name of a comedian -- >> i don't see that here. >> bill murray made the spelling be. >> murraya, m-u-r-r-a-y-a. >> that is correct. [ applause ] >> avant-garde is the first african-american winner in the competition's 96-year history and first lady dr. jill biden was there to witness it. spelling is not her only talent. the 14-year-old is a basketball prodigy. she is one of the top eighth grade basketball

remember model giselle bunch, an walking the runway and dancing in that gold dress.t scored almost 27 million viewers tune more than what they received in 2021 the reason behind all of this obviously broadcast cable has been even up by more cable streaming and social media. clearly folks want to get out and about after a year-long pandemic. the good news is for nbc that the streaming audience for the opening ceremony online and the nbc sports app increased 76% friday night. the opener was the second most watched stand alone entertainment telecast in the past year only behind oprah's interview with meghan and prince harry. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants trying to salvage the final game of a disappointing series against the lowly pirates. they dropped the first 2, including a 10 to drubbing yesterday. it was ugly here. giants fan with the old-school jersey got madison bumgarner jeff kent crawford. he still around bottom of the 3rd lamonte wade junior he is having him self a season. that is the shot. lmost into the muck of these cold solo blast to right center

you've got giselle and tom backing a crypto company -- [laughter] the meme stocks, right?c reports you talk about, stuart -- excuse me, ashley. [laughter] the difference between 2007 and 2009, you know, the economic news was really good in 2007, but in 2009 the stock market had collapsed. same thing in 1999 versus 2001. i mean, the news was great in 1999, but the valuations were very muched. i think that's where -- were stretched. i think that's where we are. ashley: that just shows you how good my english accent is, because i'm really from nebraska. [laughter] i'll take that as a compliment if, jonathan. if someone says, jonathan, i've got this cash, where should i put it? >> well, of course, not giving specific advice, everyone should consult with his or her -- ashley: oh, i know. >> but i'm actually trying to play the short side. it's been extraordinarily expensive. take a look at a stock like tesla. it's, what, $700 this morning, it was $280 just a year ago. if this momentum begins to crack, we see some signs it might be, it's going to be those types of names, the high

gisele: ok, this goes in our desiccant bag. lancaster: and now just unpackaging the wood core, sitting in a bed of desiccant. so we remove the core from the straw. i cut a small portion off just the end. it's that small disc. from there, we make fine slivers out of the sections in order to maximize what the sample can do. we use direct analysis in real time, time-of- flight mass spec to look at the chemotypes of trees.nd just like a fingerprint can identify individual humans, a chemotype can identify individual species. if the information is validated and stands in consensus, it will be integrated with our forest database. the database allows us to provide information to law enforcement, where they can determine if something has been done illegally, whether that's import wood shipment or a wood product under false declaration or without complete certification. and so our goal is really to develop a database that c be used hopefully one day by anybody in the world in order to do this sort of identification to help them fight ilg