, but marsalis says no one can explain where it comes from. >> marsalis: "why?" we don't... we don't know why. i once asked miles davis about sound. "man, how you get the sound you get?" he said, "man, nobody know about sound. sound just is." and i think that about his... his abilities. they are. >> cooper: they just are. >> marsalis: they are. >> cooper: it's not just how he plays that sets him apart, it's where he's from-- bali, a tiny indonesian island better known for palm trees than piano players. he was a hyperactive kid, so one day, when joey was six, his parents, denny and fara, brought home a keyboard, hoping to channel all that restless energy. you thought that maybe that would focus him. >> denny silas: yeah. yeah. at the same time, we wanted to find out whether he's musical or not, because we have a musical >> cooper: and that was the first time he started playing with the keyboard. >> denny silas: yeah. >> cooper: here he is one year later at age seven. remember, no one taught joey how to play like this. he just picked it up listening to his dad's al

we have a product that is constrained in the marsalis and the unit cap. -- and the utica.t these products to market in an efficient way? you need more creative solutions per we have some ideas on that. we are working on a couple of fertilizer deals right now. the u.s., despite these low gas prices, it is still importing 50% of its nitrogen requirements from the black sea. gas prices over there are higher than they are in the u.s. gulf and higher than they are in the marsalis. infrastructure has not caught up. the u.s. market thought it was short gas. now, the whole thing has turned on its head. we are looking to step into this void and provide the quiddity. -- liquidity. david: are you starting this with a global focus? >> indispensably north america because i think that is where the greatest opportunity lies. my background is mostly energy. etals.ted in m as welltarted in metals and went to energy. i think we will start in energy and go to metals. i'm a gold traitor. maybe i will start in precious metals. -- i'm a gold traitor. alix: is there one commodity would not touch

quintin marsalis? >> very good. >> the city, the bay bridge, pretty clear, it's not raining now.e has some moves. >> i wish i did. >> thank you for joining us. it's thursday, january 14th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook and steve paulson is here. when is the rain coming in. >> late tonight, early tomorrow. >> big heavy storm. >> monday is looking pretty wet. the north bay will be in the mix for the next couple of days. it's on its way and the pattern is looking pretty promising. the rest of the month looks pretty promising to be honest with you. the system will give a lot of cloud cover and there's fog already. and the system has a ways to go. and we could get light rain beforehand but the focus of the energy will be to the north. look at that. it's going to be a good rainmaker to the north. to the south we have to wait a little bit. 30s and 40s on the temps, 14 in truckee. and a winter weather advisory starts at 2:00 up there. snow around 4500 to 5000 feet and 2 to 5 inches of snow. and some rain in the north bay. it's an active pattern and we'll have more in about 10 minut