kristy yamaguchi. >> hi, kristy. >> great to be here. >> i think last time i saw you was november 2019 in san ramon. you know, you were opening one of your rinks, i think the first one in san ramon. and so much has change, right? we miss these rinks. >> we miss the rinks. we miss being out and about in crowds together. but i think, you know, that's around the corner for everyone. and we've been diligent for a year. so let's just keep our fingers cross. >> we can make it, yeah. >> and we all remember it's been 29 years sips you won the gold. but a lot of people don't know it's been 25 years since you founded always dream to promote childhood literacy. congrats on the silver anniversary. i don't know if silver is a dirty word in our conversation. but congratulations. >> we'll take the silver. we're proud of the 25 years. and you know looking forward to 25 more hopefully in the future. so thank you. >> no, i followed the non-profit's work. because you started by donating books to a couple of local bay area schools. but give our viewers a snap shot how always dream has grown and the types

kristy said she waited 40 years for nick morelos to come into her life. happy couple were engaged to be married when suddenly her world crumbled. she found nick gunned down in his own home. detectives went through a pool of suspects, from spurned lovers to office enemies before a boost from nick's brother helped reveal the true killer. here is josh mankiewicz with "stone-cold." >> reporter: put people together in a workplace and things can develop. friendships, rivalries, sometimes even love. most of the time it's not a problem. but in this case, it was deadly. >> 911. do you have an emergency? >> he's just laying there, and he has a bullet hole in his head. >> this is a stone-cold assassination. >> it was like our house was turned into a shooting gallery. >> reporter: one man's militant style of doing business that left a trail of bruised egos in his professional life. >> if you're not doing what your job requires, he's going to let you have it. >> reporter: and a trail of broken hearts in his personal life. >> at work i could tell that he was probably a

boom bust co-host christi i kristie in layman's terms how does crypto currency work. well crypto currency at a very pure and simplest form is a peer to peer form of payment that can be exchanged online for goods and services and there's uses a technology called block $10.00 which is a decentralized technology spread across many computers that manages and record these transactions in an immutable ledger so because of the security and permanent digital permanence that the ledger is documented and copied across all these computers and that's a big part of the technology the feel this means that no one person no one entity the organization owns the block and can have control over it and that's really the big difference between crypto currency that other kid if you're forms of pain and things like paper our vendor yes they kind of do the same thing they do payments in exchange for goods and services but the big difference is that paper and pen and square and all of these other forms of payment they're centralized entities and they dictate a limit of who you cannot can or c

we talk one-on-one with kristi yamaguchi and why she feels now is the time to speak up. >>> and if you've qualified for a vaccine but you just can't get an appointment. >> it feels really frustrating to not -- it feels kind of helpless. >> we asked santa clara county's top health leaders about vaccine supply and when things will get better. >> "the news at 6:00" starts right now. good evening. thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm janelle wang and we begin with the breaking news near denver. an active shooter at grocery store in boulder. this started about three hours ago at the king's super store. that's about two miles from the university of colorado campus. we just received new information during a news conference. several people confirmed killed including one police officer. several people dead including one police officer. police also say one person was seriously injured are and right now that's the suspected gunman who is in custody. we're going to take you live to boulder where police just wrapped up a news conference. you can so they were taken questi

i feel sorry for kristi noem. she a nice person. conservative.b with covid, i think, in the state. but she got bullied by business interests and caved at a time when we need leaders who are courageous and she is not. kristen wagner, great to see you don't. thank you for all the work have you done on this. >> thank you. >> tucker: so, marlena paf lois hackney a restaurant owner from holland, michigan had her on this show. went to jail for defying the governor of the state. she was just released yesterday. one politician in the state of michigan is responsible for this atrocity. that politician is dangerous and a threat to the rule of law. she happens to enforce the law in the state of michigan. we will tell you who she is. ♪ ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid o

no one really knows from here yeah it certainly seems that way right now and kristie i also want to ask you about another topic here which i never thought that we would we talking about but it seems like all of the young kids are talking about it and that's a roadblock it made of stock market debut on wednesday through a direct listing meagan's trading at $64.50 so how is the name being received so far. it's actually being received quite well today with the name popping up well over its referent price of $45.00 so at $72.00 a share roadblocks would have a fully diluted valuation of 46800000000 and a market cap of $39600000000.00 so the gaming tax revenue has surged last year as millions of kids were stuck at home due to the coronavirus shut downs and on average 37100000 people globally log on to robots daily to connect with friends and play some of his most popular games so this basically fueled 85 percent year over year job and robots daily active users and 2020 across more than $180.00 countries so it actually looks like robots are set to join the ranks of these mean stocks like game

you know to kristi's point there's a lot of pent up demand for lot to passe so there are hundreds of startups looking to get into this game hundreds of launch starts i should say but you know what's eventually going to happen is we're going to see the consolidation to 3 or 4 major firms you know right now as i said space launch is a really vertical ised vertically integrated industry with manufacturing operating eventual you will likely see this scenario operation and manufacturing might become separate like airlines or railroads or oceanic shipping right. but then again this is also going to happen in a lot of a very long time from now at the moment there are hundreds of firms and gates and a whole host of product and service development that is not launch and will ultimately a lot rely on cheap consistent and safe access to space so with that in mind this plenty of room for more start ups to try and meet that demand and now kristie something we talk about on the show all the time there's actually a lot of talk about how block chain technology can be used in space in fact j.p. morga

just ahead fox news political analyst gianno caldwell in kristi noem and dr. response for south dakota, that story next. >> my administration resisted the call for biden's control of the expense of everything else, we look at the science, the data and the facts and then we took a balanced approach. i never thought that the decisions i was making were going too be unique, i thought there would be more who would follow basic conservative principles. but i guess i was b wrong. ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an anti-diarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cel

now the 3rd biggest cryptocurrency after bitcoin in the feria what do we need to know about that kristie. so hard on those ticker a.t.a.i. it's a 3rd biggest cryptocurrency and they are gaining over 2000 percent in the last 12 months so the network right now is about $40000000000.00 and developers are actually launching a major update design to make it into him multi-faceted network vary so much it's your amp and today march 1st is actually a big milestone for 88 which will allow to support traditional currency peg points and let users create non fungible tokens to prove ownership and authentication of everything from social media post to digital are using public blocking so today's actually big day and as of now smart contracts to centralize finance and non-tangible tokens are a huge range of digital assets and they could be used by the native assets to cash in on so the timing is really great for cardon to introduce teams which have really had been having its moments spotlight in recent weeks so as ben was saying there are major quantum major competitors of quiet so a.t.a.i. which has

points to consider here kristie i and mason japa thank you both so much for your time. thanks for having me. that is all for now you can catch boom bust on demand by downloading the portable t.v. app for your apple or android device was the very next time and as always don't forget to question more. always be polite never engage with a negative a good or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask for an attorney. to survive and tear a geisha if you're scared stiff. definitely don't want to be going to try to jump ship one cup. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes and 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself up all. americans love by and homed. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and. our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and think

education at market gauge dot com and boom bust co-host christiane thank you both for being here kristie i want to start with you why is china so worried about extra u.s. stimulus measures isn't this exactly what the market has been asking for this whole time more stimulus measures to be passed i mean what side effects are there. so the u.s. markets have been begging for additional stimulus and liquidity of course because i see only reason why we're still rallying higher and still growing the market has come to expect more stimulus i want to doesn't get it we often get some terms or turbulence and volatility until the market eventually gets what it wants to get so the market expects aggressive stance policy in the u.s. and as a result the u.s. market is the world's greatest asset bubble risk and beijing is warning about the mounting external financial threats and their potential impact on the chinese economy as you mentioned we have another package that is in the works and what get added to the almost 4 trillion dollars passed last year so beijing said that the extra liquidity in the u.s

points to consider here kristie i and mason japa thank you both so much for your time. thanks for having me. that is all for now you can catch a boom box on demand by downloading the portable t.v. app for your apple or android device was the very next time and as always don't forget the question more. will. always be polite never engage with a negative a good or confrontational also. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask for an attorney. to survive and tear a geisha if you're going to stay. definitely don't want to be going to try to jump ship one cup's. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich and guilty or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes and 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself a little. that's geysers financial saliva no they say money to the relatives planted easy this is a central plank support diagram is a good club in my nose i stopped. humanity has never seen such strange natural phenomena before giant creatu

to kristi's point here when there's so much of relativity in the market we would expect to see some risk of trading on monday but but actually we saw the opposite is gold and silver actually deployed a bit what happened there. yes so actually you know metals really kind of weird they'll pop up for a good while and then they'll consolidate in and pare back usually for many months or so and we're still in the latter phase of that before it's next pyar so also to sometimes we think you know when markets pullback gold should automatically go. but sometimes gold will temporarily go down with markets especially when there's margin call selling in different things like that but ultimately it bounces back and recovers much faster than stock so gold can snap back and regain 6 year 80 percent of loss what might take stocks you know many years to do so in that sense it is a good heads and now kristie when we talk about gold we always like to talk about digital gold and the expectations for big point are high going into april as this month has been traditionally bullish for crypto what's the next ca

are waiting to see if they're going to come back and of course how long they're going to last now kristie we've been talking a lot about europe here and it seems like us oil companies lag far behind their green and green or if european rivals why is that. a big reason for this is that europeans they're simply investing far more into a nubile energy battery storage e.b.e. charging points carbon capture technology and other decarbonise ation efforts 5 european countries right now account for 51 percent of all renewable energy assets held by the world's $39.00 largest oil and gas producers so right now total a c when our essay and royal dutch shell there is the entire package exxon mobil and chevron are mama laggards in a newly released i'm in transition score or from bloomberg the energy transition is really presenting a huge challenge right now for big oil especially after the quantised virus basically decimated the entire industry by sinking demand in consumption so the clean energy is lurching as many of these companies face a lot of pressure to do shareholder returns increase profit or

excellent points to consider here kristie i and mason japa thank you both so much for your time. thanks for having me. that is all for now you can catch boom bust on demand by downloading the portable t.v. out for your apple or android device was the very next time and as always don't forget to question more. players. of the most pathetic and dangerous consequences of the russia gate hoax is how it is bled into policy at the center of this hoax was to discredit and then finally destroy donald trump now it informs us russian relations the result is dire this bilateral relationship may never recover. seemed wrong well we just don't hold. any of you yet to shape out these days to come to educate and indeed from an equal trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground the. always. get into any conversation or start answering questions. if you're rich. you got. one now. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more if you don't take that advice. no money for food and a growing mental health crisis stuck in isolation. groups offering free subsi

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you can't mine in one place you're going to mine it someplace else boom bust co-host ben swan and kristie i thank you for breaking all of this down for us. and the director of the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention has signed off on johnson and johnson's koeppen 18 vaccine for those over 18 years of age the move by the c.d.c. director rachelle wilensky follows the food and drug administration's decision to approve the one shot vaccine for emergency use on saturday the authorisation of a 3rd vaccine in the united states comes as the nation continues to struggle with supply issues johnson and johnson vice president of medical affairs dr richard nettles told us lawmakers last week the pharma giant was ready to ship nearly 4000000 doses as soon as the drug received emergency you thought you saw there was agent adding the company expects to supply $20000000.00 doses by the end of this month now for more on this and the state of the vaccine rollout let's bring in our key correspondent saya tablature saya let's actually start with the latest coburn 100 cases numbers where are we mon

excellent points to consider here kristie i and mason japa think you wrote so much for your time. thanks for having me. that is all for now you can catch boom bust on demand by downloading the portable t.v. app for your apple or android device was the very next time and as always don't forget to question more. always be polite never engage with. get into any conversation or start answering questions just. surviving. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or poor. so you should be seen here and a whole lot more if you don't take that advice. all. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership our country at large understood the bargain you get a hoe and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in this. in the united states. the u.k. ridge has a massive rise in attacks on asians reflecting on a riff global trend of scapegoating the community for the pandemic. if you like asian racism has been such a common thing for so long just. feel . the top french minister cries foreign interference over the turkish buildi

kristie when we talk about the big bucks involved here we just heard ben say that this is going to be a trillion dollar industry by 2040 according to morgan stanley now how exactly are these companies going to make this profitable because i feel like so many on lookers see this says it's really a vanity project for some of the world's wealthiest people. and i actually have 2 things working for you have declining costs on the supply side and increasing demand on the years aside so today have development of these means well rockets that are providing a turning point in the industry so these are useful rockets are kind of like an elevator to low earth orbit and then exceed to access a lower cost so space actually basically shut the global marketplace with a low cost an unprecedented wandering of its falcon 9 rocket where historically rockets that like satellites and other marks space as were expendable and the boosters were discarded to oceans after each lot so the lower cost of space x. rockets has now created new opportunities for what you can launch and there are also new competitors

watching the latest talks so joining in that is this daschle boom bust co-host fence lawn and christie i kristie let's start with you this reporting seems to go against the public posturing of the u.s. which has worked hard to campaign against the north stream to pipeline that would deliver natural gas from russia to europe correct. yeah the findings of the support shows that america's increasing reliance is totally at odds with their public energy diplomacy because for the last 2 years washington has been lobbying european countries to abandon north string to fearing that it would essentially give russia further leverage over u.s. allies in the e.u. the north stream 2 would essentially double the capacity of the existing line in germany under the baltic sea to about 110000000000 cubic meters of gas per year and it would serve about u.s. ally ukraine depriving it of potentially billions of dollars in transit fees and compete with us his efforts to sell l.n.g. into europe so russian gas counted for about 45 percent of your natural gas imports and $29000.00 and demand is growing so under the trump

what do you make of the fight between south dakota republican governor kristi noem and dr.l it is one of principle. you talk about the governor whereas she understands that you have to keep your state open and allow people to work because poverty kills as well as the virus. dr. fauci is an individual who, i know a lot of us respect. i have respect for him but let's be honest, he has been wrong at a number of turns. he was the guy who said we need to shut down everything, if we shut it down long enough, perhaps people would be able to go out and live their lives like we used to. it didn't happen in number of states. california being one of them. that took a different approach. the state of california today there is 3.57 million covid cases. in florida there is 1.9 million covid cases and schoolchildren are going to school every day. businesses that are wide open. i'm sitting in florida right now. i can tell you this is the best city, rather, best state in the country right now. miami is certainly the best city in the country right now. dr. fauci is an individual who simply n

you know, ron desantis got 21% and kristi noem was in the double digits.ee you anything. ron paul was winning in the 2011 straw poll at cpac when trump first spoke there ten years ago. it is a place where you can begin to get attention and two people that got attention because of how well they performed in the straw poll were ron desantis, the governor of florida, home state. you expect to have a little edge. but he did well. and kristi noem of south dakota who came pretty much from nowhere and did quite well in the straw poll. >> martha: such an interesting spot that republicans find themselves in. most of the time a president in for eight years. goes into his post presidency. in this case you have somebody that felt wronged by the outcome and makes it clear that he's going to go after the sitting president, pushing aside the protocol of giving him breathing space. we knew that wasn't going to happen. do you think when you look into the crystal ball here, do you see him running again? do you see him being formidable? >> he will be formidable if he runs. w

governor kristi noem of south dakota.>> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: so, everyone in the country has been told to get the coronavirus vaccine and millions are and it's clearly helping an awful lot of people. but there still seems to be a dearth of real information about the vaccine. anyone who asks questions is called an anti vaxer. our next guest is emphatically not a anti-vaxer. he is a physician, he believes it's your moral duty to take the vaccine. but he does have some specific scientific concerns about who should get vaccinated. and it's worth hearing those. he joins us after the break. ♪ to navigate your active days, weathertech has you covered. mirrorfone secures your phone to almost any smooth flat surface. ♪ ♪ cupfone keeps your phone secure while driving. ♪ ♪ hi mom. -hi. the deskfone even adjusts for horizontal viewing. ♪ ♪ while the tablet holder keeps everything in the perfect position. nice. the best way to secure your devices is at weathertech.com aliens are real, alright. there's just too much evidence.

kristi, it's an honor to have you on the show. i don't know if you heard my conversation with amanda nguyen a little bit ago but we cannot all fix hatred in society but we can reach out to our asian brothers and sisters who are feeling this fear and let them know they're not alone and the rest of us will put our necks out to keep them safe. >> absolutely, and i think that's why it's so important to have these conversations, is you know, starting a year ago but certainly now with escalation of the violence that's been happening. the more voices that are raised, i think the more the asian american community will be heard and hopefully that will bring about some solutions and peace and harmony and just, you know, breaking down those walls of racism that are creating this. >> your particular story is a story of great success but it's also the story of how deeply rooted anti-asian racism is in the united states. your great grandparents emigrated to the united states from japan. your grandfather was serving as a lieutenant in the united

one of the leaders on of the charge is gold medal figure skater kristi yamaguchi.s optimistic about what the cultural movement will change. >> you know, it's hard. because i think there is a certain amount of endure with dignity and silence and persevere without complaining. but the newer generation, and i look at my two daughters, are not willing to stay silent. they are active in the community. they attend rallies for racial justice, climate change. all that. i'm learning it's okay to speak out and that is what is going to bring change. and i really look up to the younger generation, and i think we can learn a lot from them. >> really revealing interview. you can help as she did. she made a direct contribution. you too can help. nbc bay area, partnering with the bay area base asian pacific fund. we are on the verge of providing grants to organizations working to stop the attacks against the asian-american community. any account would help, $20s up to thousands of dollars. if you would like to give, we added a link to our website. >>> if you qualify for the latest

when you are west africa correspondent thank you for your reporting fred and thank you kristie. let's take a look at some other stories making news across the continent now days off and wrist instead of have killed at least one person as opposition supporters clashed with riot in these protests broke out in the capital on wednesday and have now straight to the towns up to the arrest of the opposition politician response on rape charges internet access in the country has. some disruption. the u.n. security council has failed to agree on a response to the crisis in ethiopia is to cry regions russia china and india objected to a u.s. response saying it interfered with ethiopia's domestic affairs this series of media and advocacy groups as reports detailing n.h. to pieces by if you can and eritrean forces to cry. now this year marks 10 years since the music act just 6 burst on to the local music scene in south africa in the last decade to stand harmonies have seen them perform for global audiences like many musicians they've been able to give life performances because of the pandemi

the other frontrunners were ron de santis and kristi noem.e the american people and conservatives know how important it is to reopen america. any republican running, if they run on a message of getting people back to work, reopening schools, getting back to normal and ditching the new normal bogus, they will be successful. conservatives understand we want liberty and freedom. we feel we've been lied to. we want to get back to work and that's why you're going to see the frontrunners of the party being those who are dedicated to that and dedicated to freedom. whether it's donald trump, de santis, kristi noem, it's going to be an america first candidate, a candidate for liberty and restoring our rights. todd: the de santis noem coming from cpac was palatable. when the numbers came out it was validated that i want to get your thoughts on this. border officials proct a peak of 13 -- project a peak of 13,000 child may grants will cross the border in may as the biden administration prepares to open another tent city in texas. how dangerous could the

governor kristi noem of south dakota.ou, tucker. >> tucker: so, everyone in the countryy has been told to get te coronavirus vaccine and millions are and it's clearly helping an awful lot of people. but there still seems to be a dearth of real information about the vaccine. anyone who asks questions is called an anti-vaxer. our next guest is emphatically not a anti-vaxer. he is a physician, he believes it's your moral duty to take the vaccine. but he does have some specific scientific concerns about whoho should get vaccinated. and it's worth hearing those. he joins us after the break. ♪ aliens are real, alright. there's just too much evidence. kill weeds not the lawn with roundup for lawns products. >> tucker: questions about >> tucker: questions about vaccines are typically presented by the a usual liars binary debe between people who are for science and vaccines and crazy people anti-vaxers who live in the woods somewhere who hate science. but that's not really the debate in real life. most people are grateful for vacc

kristi noem gets 11%. donald trump, jr. gets 8%. again, you see how important to everybody here the grassroots, the base of the conservative movement, the base of the republican party. it is either president trump or a trump candidate. here's the last one, just so everybody has a good idea, what you think his job approval rating is going to be? would you think? 90%? it was 95% last year. >> [cheering] >> thank you. you made my job really easy. he has a 97% job approval. look at it, nobody in the history of the conservative movement has earned your support the way this president has. look what happened, it has gone up every year. not only do 97% say they approve of this president despite of the fact they are trying to cancel him, more important, they are trying to cancel you. that is what if this is about. you have 87% who say they strongly pursue -- strongly approve. i have been coming to cpac now, i'm to come here in college, that is how long ago. i appreciate it. i can't tell you how much on a personal level, how inspired i am by

that's going to help the consumer in the long run kristie i want to follow up on something we talked about earlier this week president joe biden's team says it's going to use quote all available tools to fight china's unfair trade practices what is using challenges does the administration see with china on the trade front aside . from technology. all of the inside the biden administration is continuing to tough on china's stance in order to try to contain and figure out how to coexist with the rising superpower so that by now i'm going to station conducted a comprehensive review of the u.s. trade policy towards china where outlined several issues of concern including intellectual property protections market access restrictions as well as censorship so this comes as biden's nominee for the u.s. trade representative awaits for senate confirmation so if it comes armed thai will inherit a long list of unresolved trade and tariff disputes from former president transom ministration and part of that list of course includes phase one of the trade deal that has been delayed due to coat it so

looking at those food commodities because i think they're about to take off even further and now kristie less than 2 months after founder sheldon adelson it's death his company say it's actually pulling out of las vegas know i know casinos are one of your passions why is the company moving in this direction. yeah this was actually a surprise move as las vegas has agreed to sell its landmark properties in las vegas which includes expedition resort and the sands expo and convention center to outlaw global management for about 25000000000 or so the company suffered a very big hit last year amid the coven $1000.00 pandemic as it shut down travel and limited occupancy of the palazzo actually down in december due to low occupancy in the city and the venetian still remain one of the landmark hotels along the strip with over 7000 whims so it was basically the property that helped establish absent his company as the global force that they became so by selling to make its assets freed the company to invest more and it's singapore and macau can see knows which generates most of the company's revenu

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noem how could you not like kristi noem.person and good governor in a lot of ways. the point is when things get really crazy and really ominous when things start to fall apart a little bit, what you believe doesn't really matter. what matters is your toughness, your willingness to stand up in the face of opposition and hold firm. your courage. always on the lookout for politicians who have it. not many. we found one in the state of south carolina. by the way he is not a conservative republican. is he a democrat. he is not afraid of big business. is he not afraid of the ncaa. his name is see area mcknight democratic state representative in south carolina. he recently filed a bill to ban gender are and blockers for children if you need a bill but we do. many of the constituents in his district support his efforts but his own party has condemned him and accused him of quote bigotry. we are pleased to have him on our show tonight. mr. mcknight, thank you so much for coming on. go tell us why you have done -- you have obviously c

excellent points to consider here kristie i thank you so much for your time. do. federal reserve chairman jerome powell and treasury secretary janet yellen made their 1st joint appearance on capitol hill on tuesday in a hearing on the state of u.s. aka nomic recovery powell continued to warn that the recovery is far from complete despite some progress as yellen touted the 1.9 trillion dollar american rescue plan and the hope that it will help stimulate the economy in the coming months but that's not all the buy administration is reportedly considering pushing for an additional 3 trillion dollars in spending though would be devoted to improving infrastructure fighting climate change and reducing economic inequities so joining me now to go further in debt well tonight partner and director of training research and education for the market gauge group now michelle let's start with today's hearing we know there was a lot of tension surrounding this latest stimulus package which was passed without the report without the support rather of a single republican so what was

when we're talking about now kristie when we're talking about global diplomacy here more broadly there is continued talk by russia and china about lessening dependency on the u.s. by moving away from the dollar what do we know about that so far. well after witnessing all of this messy politics are answering to him feeling the sting of u.s. sanction it's really not surprising that countries are looking for a way to circumvent the us and one of the us is biggest trump card is the fact that the u.s.d. is the reserve currency in which trade is denominated and that makes other countries dependent on that but russia and china and even india they're starting to move away from the u.s. dollar trade the d. dollar is asian phenomenon has been slowly taking shape over the past couple years as countries want to insulate themselves from the potential of u.s. sanctions coming down so china is russia's largest trading partner and moscow is seeking to expand that trade last year bilateral trade you should $107000000000.00 of which 25 percent were settled in the nation's own currency and that's huge pr

kristie how are markets actually reacting to these latest comments from. well the u.s. equities dipped early wednesday morning especially way down by tech shares as a mustard rotated out nervous about any signals on the future of interest rates on bond purchases so excuse fell about 1.2 percent in the morning session while the doubt edged up a little bit about point 3 percent for the past couple of weeks investors have trimmed bets on these tech names that sort of pandemic while adding on shares that were a kind of economically leveraged companies that should do well as the vaccine rollout progresses and more fiscal stimulus and has a financial system so right now energy and financial sectors they're leading the s. and p. supply its value so as the economy picks up there's a lot more leverage and earnings growth for cyclical companies however following comments equi search of the dow gained about 200 points and a. higher wiping out all the loss for the day reassured by the fact that basically the fed said that they see no reason for interest rate hikes to 2023 did you k