jackie grown and opened the scoring for the dutch. equalized for germany.etted the winner for the netherlands with an hour gone. clarissa shields has achieved stellar success as a boxer. as an amateur, she won two olympic gold medals and now she is the undisputed women's middleweight world champion. she earns far less than male boxers. she is fighting to change that. >> here is the wba ibf and reigning wbc middleweight champion of the world from flint, michigan. the undefeated t-rex. clarissa shields. >> clarissa shields is fighting a battle outside the ring as well. she wants women to box 12 three-minute rounds just like men. shorter fight times are also -- are often flighted is the reason they are paid less. >> people say women should not get paid the same because we do not fight the same amount of time. i wish people would realize we did not put those rules in place. the men did. there is no reason for us to be fighting two minutes. it just affects women's boxing as a whole. would not have any -- have as many knockouts because we do not have enough time

jackie: time for morning buzz couples are loving each other a little bit more poll showing that more than 20% couples have grown brian have i to admit my eyebrows all i heard horror stories about people spending too much time together being sick of one another divorce rates actually going up. >> i kind of identify with this at beginning of the pandemic everyone clogged together had to figure out routines but when you get to the point where you can't see anybody else, you know, like we just myself and i seconded my body person i hang out with talking about going outside go on a walk with your spouse talking try to remember things that you were interested in when you started dating i like this, i mean kind of like slow down, narrow things down a little bit. jackie: i remember -- important. >> exactly that is our experience. jackie: that is definitely one approach to it a nice approach. jon wondering what you think there are couples at each other's throats right now. >> yeah, you know i am thinking with my mother and father-in-law quarantined in my basement last year as far as i can tell getting along great down t

. >> that is exactly right jackie what we've seen here in america is reduction in carbon hee emissions growns the way we have done at a technology that allow natural gas in america very, very cheaply, natural gather is much less carbon intense than fuel forces in china as the world transitions we hope they transition to use of american natural gas, and that will again lessen the carbon intense around the world. >> gas prices national average for gallery of regular over 2.50, so when i look at oil prices, rising i look at price that consumers are going to today at pump, 2.52 right now in winter when people really are not out on the road in earnest, risen so much higher than it with a was at this time last year, when the economy was fully functioning, and i say to myself it could be close to $3, in the summer when driving season peaks that is a tax on consumers. >> it really is, the reason we are seeing that today is because some refineries shut down want can't move to consumer lack of infrastructure in cases or some cases made gas pipeline infrastructure dependent upon renewable energy as a r

what's interesting about the microsoft example that jackie alluded to here, if you think about how these respective companies have just shot up and growng reason why. significant for apple, significant for microsoft, significant, you know, all the more so for microsoft long after bill gates stepped down. all the more so now that jeff bezos is taking himself out of day-to-day operations. so the dn answerer, the plant is there -- dna, the plant is there. i'm just wondering where it goes from here. would you still recommend amazon at even these lofty levels? >> i would, and we hold it currently, neil, and we're probably going to buy some more if it does continue to pull back here. andy jassy is the head of amazon's cloud division, so that clearly shows you where this company wants to go going forward. not to say we're going to forget about amazon retail in the future, but cloud and health care are two areas where i think amazon is really going to start to take over in the next 5-10 years. neil: when you say in the next 5-10 years, you've seen these analyst statements, scott, talking about we see this stock going to $5,000, we see a host o