i disagree i'm with you stock can go lower, chart is hideous but stick with louisiana pacific.ey in new york. >> caller: hi jim, big fan, watching for a while now >> fantastic >> like your opinion on gevo >> that's kind of company i think people should have room in portfolio for, it's a way to be able to have fuel that is not bad for you. green chemicals are the future okay exxon should buy these guys. richard in missouri. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> what's going on >> caller: company i'm calling about, customer and subscriber for five years so happy think might be good -- right now. arlo technologies. >> i thought that this was a commodity company for cameras, security cameras i got to do work on that don't want to say point blank i disagree with you. let me do more work. clark in florida >> caller: hey jim, boo-yah. good day in the market today. >> what's going on >> caller: wanted your opinion on the 18 million share nikola >> after what happened, life is too short, pick a different one, not that one john in ohio. >> caller: hello, thanks for taking my call long time listene

in early may the timber etf aptly named wood is down 10% from its highest materials company, louisiana pacific down about 18% from its highs. kyle little is chief operating officer at wholesaler sherwood lumber the last time we spoke, prices started to fall. what are owe you learning from s >> thank you glad to be here. we're not so far off from the level that we talked about about two weeks when we got together we weren't able thoelo hold the previous number. demand has slowed from what we would dean as unsustainable frenzy pace. the backlog after the builder side and the retail side is slowly catching up all be it very slow. i guess we're looking for starts and permits next week to really understand what is going to be in the near future >> does this have you breathing a sigh of relief because in some ways the price spike was worrisome. it was greating some shortages i know you said you hadn't experienced too much of that is it the kpiendslie ma maybe we pulled it too quickly. >> a welcome breather to what we have been experiencing for the last six to seven months our forecast, however, real

homeowners wake new building with those building homes and making increments are turning to louisiana pacificns. and shareholders are as well. but that's our commitment on incredible run. i've more than 150 percent year-over-year on red-hot demand for new homes people using blackouts to get their old homes a brand-new book. let's get into a foxbusiness lp building solutions ceo brad. and we get your reaction to this breaking news. if there were infrastructure deal, somewhere in the ballpark of 800 billion - 1 trillion, what would that mean for your company but also the prices that have been rising for many of the materials. guest: certainly would be good news for our company. we are very much to residential new home construction but also in the commercial side. any infrastructure bill that would aid in development and building residential homes are commercial buildings, would be added to the current demand we are seeing. we are saying that we are sing strong demand really since late spring of last year. and as you mentioned, translated on the side of our business some really strong prices. li

quote, george alexander, a third-generation mill worker, was just starting his shift at the louisiana pacific lumber mill in closerdale, california, when the log that would alter his life rolled down his conveyor belt toward a high-speed saw he was working on. by the way, madam president, i've seen these saws in alaska. in mills in alaska. they are huge. this isn't just some kind of tiny saw. they are gigantic. and they spin at incredibly fast speeds, with huge teeth. they're dangerous. even when you're operating without tree spikes in the trees. let me continue. here's the continuation of this article from "the washington post." it was may, 1987. george alexander was 23 years old. his job was to split logs. he was nearly three feet away when the log he was working on hit his saw and the saw, this giant saw, exploded. one half of the blade stuck in the log. the other half hit alexander in the head. again, these are giant saws. tearing through his safety helmet, tearing through his face shield. his face was slashed from eye to chin. his teeth were smashed and his jaw was cut in half. that's wh

louisiana. let me show you whthat being fr. nd wet 10e this going. some of the computer models are saying that could be our next storm pushing into mexico over the pacific ocean. but there's a lot of guidance saying it may be moving towards texas and louisiana. nothing is set in stone right now, but it is something to watch. norah. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you so much. all right, besides the u.s. and russia, no country has more at stake in tomorrow's summit than ukraine, which is locked in a seven-year battle with russian- backed rebels. president biden has not ruled out letting ukraine join nato. cbs' holly williams went with ukraine's president to the front line in that battle. >> reporter: the trenches in ukraine look like something out of world war i, but this is modern-day europe, and the fighting has claimed more than 13,000 lives. we hiked through decimated villages with ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky, at one point so close to the enemy we were told they could hear us. >> in may, two guys were killed by snipers.igh >> reporter: the russian-backed rebel fighters are about 700 yards in that direction. and some say this is the front

louisiana. it's baking in the pacific northwest where people didn't even think they needed air-conditioning. we have an opportunity to make those investments. i think the committee has done an outstanding job. if you fend spend time on the ground with local government, with private sector, who want to solve these problems, you'll find that this is very much in keeping with what america wants and america needs. i appreciate their leadership and hard work. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from louisiana is recognized. mr. grace: i yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from texas, the leader of the ways and means committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute and a half. >> thank you, madam speaker, thank you, mr. graves for your leadership, trying to find bipartisan agreement. i rise today to speak in support of my amendment which would add crucial safeguards to the railroad rehabilitation improvement financing. mr. -- it would be required to come fr

louisiana, mississippi, oklahoma, texas with the least expensive gas in the country. if you go out to the pacificorthwest and the west coast, however, maybe it is better to take your bike, maybe even an electric bike if you got one. california now, $4.22 average gallon of regular. david. david: i was out in new jersey yesterday. right after the election it was $2.01 per gallon in new jersey. now over $3 there. a remarkable increase unfortunately. jeff, thank you very much. >>> a big week for investors as well. they're waiting to see whether the fed will signal whether it will raise rates. let's get to market watchers jonathan hoenig and michelle schneider. when you look down at bottom of your screen, you guys can't but the viewers can, we saw a potential increase in value of the markets in premarket activity today. right now it is down 219. that might be, jonathan, because the new york fed said inflation expectations continue to rise. are you expecting them to rise as well? >> we're seeing it, david. we're seeing inflation and it is 100% caused by government. what is inflation? it is expansion of

pacific northwest. we could use more rain, especially in the southwest. we're not going to get it this weekend. more flooding rain possible through texas and into louisianaof sunshine for the afternoon temperatures. topping out only in the upper 70s today between 2:00 and 3:00. definitely a great day to go outside and enjoy. meanwhile in san francisco, we've got fog lingering and rolling around. it will stick around at least for the first half of the morning, through about 1:00. and then we'll get better clearing. temperatures top out in the mid-60s this afternoon. livermore a little warmer in the upper 80s. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right dylan. thank you so much. >>> carson, we've been looking forward to "popstart." >> we've got a documentary coming out on the life of the late great and beloved anthony bourdain coming out this summer it was directed by morgan nevilles he won the academy for 20 feet from stardom he did the fred rogers documentars.ie when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san fr