tides and the arrival of 2 more tug boats on sunday will help their operation well let's bring in josh young he's the chief investment officer and the co-founder at investment firm bison interest he joins us now from houston josh just in terms of the impact of all of this i see greenberg is estimating that each day this continues that's holding up something like 9600000000 dollars of goods i know some of that is oil your firm deals with publicly traded energy equities we've already seen energy prices rise this week do you see that happening again i know others are warning it could even drive up global inflation. yes it's really interesting this specific thing actually is quite small but we're already seeing a lot of inflation show up as well as. people are experiencing consumers are experiencing in the stores but isn't showing up in the c.p.i. index so well this you $19000000000.00 a day actually is quite small relative to the overall global economy you obviously there are there are ripple effects and we're already seeing a lot of just we've already seen how the coronavirus pandemic has impa

high of tides and the arrival of 2 more tug boats on sunday will help their operation aspected josh young he's the chief investment officer at investment firm bison interests he says the longer the ship remains in the canal the more like a it will affect consumers the wildlife. this specific thing actually is quite small but we're already seeing a lot of inflation show up as well as inflation that people are experiencing consumers are experiencing in the stores that isn't showing up yet in the c.p.i. index so while this you know $89000000000.00 a day actually is quite small relative to the overall global economy you know obviously there are there are ripple effects and we're already seeing a lot of push it seems like freight prices have been rising on the back of it i think i saw it best characterized as potentially destroyed that breaks the camel's back so potentially it's like hard to know exactly what it's going to be that really kicks off substantial additional inflation and maybe a broader recognition of inflation taking place but discs this could be out in like you're saying contain

when thinking but the experiences you relate but the young machine, josh and rene. >> so they were --is really interesting. at coding boot camp called 42. really interested setup. students operated according to mapped out progression of projects, teach one another to solve the next project. and this boot camp is free for students if you get in. and the way you get it in is you live there a couple weeks and solve problems and based on how you do they let you. in there's no overwrought letters of recommendations no previous grade. just how you do when you live there. >> and in fact early on they actually housed the two students, right? >> right. so -- india, nothing but performance will get you in and then once you're in it's a benevolent billionaire will play your way but it's an efficient setup because it's students teaching students and it work if you're on the tree of knowledge a student might be at a similar level to you can explain something sometimes better than the professor. we see that in peer ininstruction in physic. so josh and rene were two young guys who were at 42, who in

josh brown. "usa today" says many young americans are planning to invest their stimulus check in stocks. can do whatever they want. what do you think? >> i don't think it is the worst thing in the world if they're able to, but if you're getting $1400 that means your adjusted gross income is probably less than $75,000. the first thing i would do it think about paying down the highest interest debt i have. usually a credit card or a recurring monthly minimum payment on furniture, where else can you get a guaranteed rate of return for 25% or 30%. knock that out you won't beat that in the stock market, you're not that good. a couple other ideas that i think are important to point out. i would think about a roth ira contribution. you can also pull that principal out tax free or an hsa contribution. pandemic aside, health care costs are one of the primary reasons for bankruptcy in this country. make that tax deductible contribution and can be earmarked savings. last one consider taking a vacation and paying for it in cash. not taking on debt to go away. i think that is a really great way to re

austin alan young catcher catches hold of a josh hater fastball and rides it over and out homer, anders later. ramon laureano center. hey, takes care of the hater. keeter is great power to right center that one's gone. the a's dispense with the brewers rather easily 9 to 1. they are four and five. usually if a guy says sherman williams, you're thinking he's going to start talking about paint in this case. taken more about richard sherman and a guy who plays a pretty good version of offensive line for the san francisco 49ers trips. williams they did a podcast together did richard sherman and trent williams and for now they're both 49ers. but sherman gave his prediction on the podcast as to where the premier left tackle is gonna wind up next year. sounds encouraging. if you're 49ers fans so i got san francisco. i got him staying in san francisco. you know for the papal, he makes you guys happy for another 56 years. that's not a bad take. father's not a bad taking. yeah, walking up the right tree. barking up the right tree. that's good news for 49ers fans if he sticks around, all right,

game was called off due to heavy snow last month josh sargent opens the scoring at the start of the 2nd half and deflected past the end of a right at the young americans feet for the easy tap in and half an hour later kevin i'm overhauled and netted braman 2nd to round out the scoreline the wind leaving braman comfortably in mid table i'll be with felt our stock in the relegation zone. up next on news our documentary looking at the history of human trafficking i'm sara kelly in berlin do stay with us if you can for that and a whole lot more thank you so much for watching take care. oh . boy. a man homey poised to hold lunch i'll turn out in the world climate change a different office story this is my plan to bring home goes one week. we're going to really just what. we still have time to work on during. this. process.

kinds of things and so rhonda santas is one guy that saw a big name josh holley from missouri who's on my home state is a very impressive young guy remember america tends to nominate candidates at least from our senate or from our governors so when you think of the bench it's very uncommon for a guy like donald trump to come in you know in america mark. you've been talks about running the the billionaire our investors got fame and all but i think we're going to look at senators like holly senators like rhonda sanchez but i think it's far off alex before we see who comes after trump he's going to be around as i tell people for 50 years he's been a player in national and international media when he was a younger man in new york the apprentice now president i don't think he's going to quite stop by you know going to retire and play golf he's going to keep playing the game whether he's the candidate or not will be a different question but we won't know for a while. president of the phyllis schlafly eagle society thank you once again for joining me. always a pleasure alex thank you. not so long ago lots and lots of journalists and

game was called off due to heavy snow last month josh sargent opened the scoring at the start of the 2nd half a deflected pass landed right at the young americans feet for an easy tap in and half an hour later kevin. netted graeme and 2nd to round out the scoreline to win needs for him and comfortably in mid table felt are stuck in the relegation zone. and in the champions league in the round of 16 liverpool have been to see the side rb live 6 to nail to advance to the quarter finals after also winning the 1st leg mohamed salah score liverpool's 1st goal in the 70th minute study on my made netted another 4 minutes later also on wednesday parsonage amman drew one all with barcelona but go through the quarter finals on aggregate after having won their 1st encounter. up next on news of this focus on europe taking a look at the german catholic church under fire over its missing handling of sexual abuse cases stay with us. black snow in southern side. for environmental activist science further proof of the consequences of air pollution and peace amongst. their demanding the relocation of endangered present. but for many. that's responsible

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young, good people. ron desantis is doing a really good job in florida and i think josh hawley has shown storm real courage in going after big tech. somebody that's been really terrific is ted cruz. rand paul is great. a lot of very good people, the republican party is stacked. >> the trumpiest republicans having some of the biggest problems. florida governor desantis name which canned with a covid scandal. or missouri senator josh hawley under scrutiny with the talk of sedition for fanning the flames of everything that happened. that fateful day january 6. i'm joined by obama pollster cornell belcher. cornell, your thoughts on what it means to have those republicans specifically trying to be trumpy in so much hot water. >> i think it says something to the broader problem. we can see with the republican party is all those characters that you just named are in political hot water. more broadly, mainstream and independent voters aren't -- they're not in love with them. they are beloved with trump's base. you get sort of a bushes and once upon a time governor kasich who was a mainstream republican and many of

if you don't already know hi, josh >> carl, roblox might be a foreign word to some investors but it is very well known to parents, the online gaming company has a lot of youngn 2020 daily active users drew 85% to nearly 33 million and more than 50% under the age of 13 and an interesting business model, too millions of experiences are available on this platform so meaning everything from games to concerts, and users make the games with tools provided by the company and then they share in the revenue a 70/30 split. roblox makes most of its money by selling a digital currency. roblox enjoyed dramatic growth during the pandemic. revenue in 2020 surging 82% to 924 million and hours spent on the platform rose 124% to 30.6 billion. yes, that's with a b key questions for investors on this one one asks what does growth look like for roblox post pandemic when kids go back to school? the company did warn growth could slow in the spring while hours engaged could decline as much as 11%. the ceo told cnbc that he's confident. >> roblox has been growing for 15 years driven by our community, by the awesome content and driven by people to do things together that's a long-te

young, thanks very much. >>> let's speak more about the investigation going forward with cnn correspondent and former fbi supervisory special agent josh campbell. josh, it's good to have you on, because you have direct experience of investigations into crimes like this, and it's early. you clearly have a pattern here. six of the sick tims were asian-american, took place at these massage parlors. it's early in the investigation. what do police look for right now as they're investigating this, from social media, past statements, et cetera? what are they looking for right now? >> jim, they're going to, what they call, circle this target. they're going to learn everything about this id have's life, from his digital footprint, a window into one's thinking. they'll interview his associates, family members and the like. they'll interview him. this is one incident where you have a shooter who is in custody. we know in past incidents, sometimes the shooter dies, sometimes the shooter takes his or her own life. here we have a state trooper that was bravely able to bring that suspect's vehicle to a stop and authorities have him. the question wil

young detective who was just a kid when kathy vanished dusted off the old files. investigators couldn't solve her case then. could he help solve it now? here is joshith "she didn't come home." >> reporter: time can be like a river. a long stream of events rushing by. most barely make a ripple. but a few, like the sudden loss of a close friend, a child, or a parent, have a way of circling back upon us in a ceaseless loop of memory and regret. that's the way it's been for john heckel and his sister alicia talbot ever since that completely normal morning in 1991 when their mom, kathy heckel, kissed them goodbye, left for work and never returned. >> you remember her leaving that morning? >> yeah. i -- i mean like every other day. >> yeah. >> same routine all the time, every time she left us, she kissed us goodbye. >> reporter: it was a july morning. alicia, 13, and john, then nine, were home for summer vacation. a little after 9:00 a.m., alicia says her mom called from her job. >> we discussed having dinner and having pork chops. >> uh-huh. yeah. 'cause that was one of my favorite things she cooked. >> reporter: later, they tried to contact their mom

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