nile cataract. in the south the egyptians built a series of fortresses to control the remote area and border but the kings wanted to expand even further. nubia was gradually conquered by egypt with its soldiers enslaved or forced to fight for the egyptian army. egyptian dominance was underlined by the fortresses in temples. they built in the area mm. in the 18th century, european explorer has travelled up the nile to sedan. it was a revelation here in the little known south of egypt, thousands of ancient sites were found that had been hidden for millennia. huge time, curious, tombs and temples carved into the rock buildings commissioned by the pharaohs as well as those of the greeks and romans fascinated with that size. their colors and the mysteries that surrounded their history. this rich nubian heritage was threatened with destruction in the 1960s the water levels of the nile were rising. unprecedentedly mainly due to human interventions. egypt population was exploding and zation and modernizatio

the borders were natural. cataracts of the nile was strategically interesting to the egyptians. ebony and slaves. as kings of the kingdom of kush sometimes oh it with its pyramid complexes. capital of course. ah, this is stablished, a vast kingdom pal delta in the north. packed in the south, hulu. it built a series of fortresses to and border and father nubia it's gradually conquered by egypt. slaved or forced to fight for the education. egyptian dominance was underlined by fortresses and temples they built in the area. ah, in the 18th 3 european explorers travelled onto sir. it was a revelation here in the little known south of egypt, thousands of ancient sites were found that had been hidden for millennia, huge time, curious, and temples cut off into the rock. things commissioned by the pharaohs as one of the greeks and romans fascinated with ass size that their history it's rich nubian heritage was threatened with this auction in the 1960 s, the water levels of denial arising, unprecedentedly mainly due to human intervention. population was exploding challenges of the time in durin

you yourself entrusted this nile to me. nobody filmed the nile from you. you haven't answered for the driver's corpse yet. well, vyacheslav kukushkin nothing, especially scary. i can't see you, headache , dizziness, nausea. this is all clear. in addition to the passport, he had some other documents. listen, maybe you flew on vacation or on a business trip, huh? maria valentina is my sister grand premiere on channel russia tired friend of friend, you always sat at home like that. tomorrow at 21:20 hello viktorovich i found out of course i am resting. seaside are you there? yes, they asked to participate, what do you think, the experts think the attempt. they found an extremely interesting mechanism engines. yes, if the helicopter did not fall into the water, by the end they did not find it. and i just don't really believe in such coincidences. i remember you started your career at petrovka , too, you didn’t forget the case of an accident, something like that. don’t forget, such a specialist, how to pull off such a thing. thank you slava bye guys until monda

it shows the annual minimum that the nile reached in any year. this is a pretty good measure of climate over about a 10% of africa which is an area of about one. third the continental us so think mississippi scale measure of the hydro climate in africa, and you can see this record starts in 640 roughly and goes up to 14 something year by year the annual minimum of the nile. great that we have this. and it's really interesting because first of all you see there are a lot of ups and downs every year. some years can be up high at five and a half meters and then a year or two later. you're down at one meter. so a lot of variability. the second is if you take an average climate is defined as a 30-year average you get the red curve. and what's remarkable about that? is in fact it still shows a lot of variation. and what you can imagine is that there was some medieval ipsient egyptian climate panel in the seventh and eighth century. screaming new normal new normal we got to do more prayers and sacrifices. if they're just waited a couple decades or more

the huge machines that can do this are built in cabinets in germany's east by the nile simmons company. managing director, klaus clare and his team sell the equipment worth millions of euros all over the world before the russian invasion of ukraine. around 15 percent of their orders came from russia. but with the sanctions that came to an end quote, with the shopping in the short term, we completely changed our strategy. our main markets are now north america, europe, and much more strongly in germany. again, we're used to export 80 percent of our products that's shifted significantly. now it's more like $5050.00 without the slightest volara yahoo. com to complete. but the real challenge can be seen outside in front of the workshop. these huge boxes contain finished machines worth almost 10000000 euros. the 2nd half of an order from a russian client inside the manager checks more boxes. it's uncertain when, or even if anything will be allowed to go to russia again. not necessarily. we now had the problem that the machines for the order for russia had been standing here in the assembly

and if you rescue mission to 3 temple on the nile 15 minutes on d. w. rising ounces come back . this is the dream is, diego look is from colombia, a private foundation. you can live person now together with other children from the co neighborhoods in bocca town. thanks to dedication and perseverance, with global 3090 minutes, w. y. joining the view, she come to take a look at this tv highlights every week in your inbox. subscribe now. oh, will you become a criminal? mm franklin. aol already news with hackers, paralyzing the tire societies. computers that out some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on youtube. yes, but see it, this is the consequence for photos and flips. i'm to find out because clinical no, i'd like to stumble any more just conflict in ukraine. the european war and 10 voices rushes warriors crane one year since the invasion began. we take a look back and into the future in the human slow in february on d, w. ah, [000:00:00;00]

dan niles saying 1.5 trillion still out there.t two weeks have been stronger than expected. why do you see the consumer -- by the way i'm in your camp. i think the consumer is a lot weaker than wall street believes but what is it about wall street and possibly even the federal reserve they're getting wrong? >> well here's the problem, respectfully i agree with you, charles, this narrative of a strong consumer is not accurate. you have just got to put boots on the ground to talk to every day families. the fed is looking in rear view mirror data. we're watching late payments on credit cards increase, car loans, late payments on car loans increase and the bottom line is, their cash is getting weaker and weaker. so if you just look at the balance sheet that is one thing but look at the rate of change, it is all going in the right direction. by the time the headline news hits that the consumer is weak by then it's too late. i will probably be buying the dip at that particular time because the market will bottom before that happens. so

i'm on an exercise and it's really for her to pass at nile simmons. they now want to try to re purpose the multi $1000000.00 machines that can no longer be delivered to russia. so that they can be used in other applications, perhaps by customers in the ation industry. now to some of the other global business stories making news. instagram and facebook are rolling out a paid subscription model. the company says it will unveil a so called blue badge as a way to boost post son as a token of authenticity. after nearly 20 years of defending a free service model, mehta is switching gears. the company says the service is largely aimed at content providers. the war in ukraine caused the german a g, d p, in nearly 2.5 percent last year. according to the german institute for economic research, that's equivalent to 100000000000 euros. one of the reasons that europe's industrial power house has been heavily effected is because germany was previously heavily dependent on russian energy exports. in the face of western sanctions, over the warren ukraine, russian aut

fifth question what sea does the nile flow into a mediterranean b red arabian time?, i answered red, but i already realized that i was mistaken and that they flow into the mediterranean sea, and yaroslav answered as. well, with geography, fortunately, everything is fine with me. i know that the nile flows into the mediterranean sea video on the map, including on the globe the river in africa is quite large, but in fact they are there, depending on what is considered a tributary, it divides the championship. with what other river in length? honestly, i don’t know, denis remember the variety, why are you good fellows the correct answer. now look at the screen there will be a map. yes quite right, it starts from the confluence of the white and blue nile, we move on to the sixth question, and if you not only cliché me, i’ll die for you, i’ll wear a benzen for you, i’ll enlighten anyone before you great at my heart with my little ones who enlightened this aradka of yaudeniya, i’m niches, and radime b - native move with his son time. ivan may have happened that you remembe

aggressive conservation and a 6 killer rescue mission to 3 temple on the nile in 45 minutes on d. w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word college pinnacle. rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with him a simple online on your mobile and free chef. d w e learning course, nikos vague german made easy. oh, they are torturing people. think about lucas jenko is that he never ever forgives. oh. as up kind of ties, no time to kind of us as see it's not the time for reflection, so necessity. it's time for action. oh, she writes a lot of thoughts about k i ds. hope people survive. she seems it's, it's churches when some coaching when you go from the hell did not stop. huh, maggie. yes ma'am. ma'am. that's no, we are united. there are many of us. we will be victorious. how testers? chance all the members of the volney corps, a free choir, a beller, bruce are determined. their weapon is music, their battleground is the st. weather and bellow, roofs or m bomb. their art is a form of protest. oh, they took part in a popular uprising that swep

how our business relationship began to shift on volume and ins. duncan's in the machine builders at niles them, and are now trying to rebuild the expense of machinery that was slated for russia. so they can be used for a new order this way. the machines can still be sold to other customers. while europe is betting on sanctions, russia is weapon, ising oil and gas in august 2020, to put in stop delivering natural gas to the north stream. one pipeline, at the time, one megawatt hour of gas cost, $350.00 euros in germany before the war. the price was between 10 and 20 years since then. miler than expected winter temperatures, relax prices to day one, megawatt hour of gas costs. 50 euro's that's good news over all. but for energy intensive businesses, it's still far too high. oh, when the price of electric energy threatens the company's existence. i other than that, it's a very demanding time for us. everything were permanently in battle mode. come mortal businesses have to find new ways to survive. i didn't know if i and we're still in the middle of a fossil fuel war and the price is very, v

these machines built at the nile simmons factory in the eastern german city of kenneth usually cost several $1000000.00 euros. each. c, e o class claim sells these systems around the world before the war and ukraine. many of his contracts came from russian companies, especially the railroad sector. the sanctions ended that practically over night. he suddenly had to find new contracts to retain his 350 employees. good deal if we're talking about roughly 10 to 15 percent of our revenue. we quickly had to change our entire strategy, our main markets now or north america and europe with a larger presence in germany. again finished our gov. we don't invoke, we used to export 80 percent of our products. that's changed a lot. now it's more like 5050 log yahoo! from 3 from 3 of the real problem can be clearly seen outside of the factory on the company grounds. huge crates, lots of them, packed and weather proof, materials finished products worth nearly 10000000 euros. there, the 2nd half of an incomplete russian order inside the production manager is inspecting some more of the crates. the question

let's bring in santori fund manager dan niles. welcome. if the fed goes to 6%, you still see more pain for the equity markets, which is not quite priced for that. >> absolutely. and i think the reason we see it going to 6% is, don't forget the biggest consumer commodities on the planet has been shut down for three years. in china, exited zero covid in december so, from our perspective, you know, you look at inflation and what it's done it's come down a lot for them by commodity prices during this period of time with china opening up, we actually have our portfolio in a lot of commodity-driven names, copper, aluminum, oil, et cetera i think you'll see by midyear commodity prices start to really pick up as china starts to consume again. and then don't forget, their consumers are also sitting on about $1.2 trillion in excess savings but they're going to start to spend now that they've been unlocked. so, that's where we see inflation staying strong you've got twice as many job openings as people unemployed, that's going to keep wages strong an

it's center just south east of the confluence of the blue and white nile rivers below the city of her tomb. it uses gravity to distribute the waters of the blue nile from 2 dams via a 4300 kilometer network of canals and ditches. bringing a regular flow of water to the fields made the region the most productive incidence, transforming it into the country's key source of food, as well as a major source of exports. but as a bill morgan now reports the scheme has suffered from a lack of modern tools and equipment as well as chronic under investment. this tractor is essential for hated and worst farm here. incidentally, j 0 state, he says he inherited it from his father, and he uses it to dick the mouth to irrigate his crops or till the soil. but he says that machinery is so old, it's not as efficient as it used to be. id i did, if you had other machines i've had some equipment for 20 years in some has been with me for 2500. we actually use equipment that has been refurbished and we can't afford to buy new equipment. and if something breaks or we welded done, and there's no investment in

and also i just want to point out something that dan niles said to me.look at structurally bankrupt stocks like bed bath & beyond or cvna, they're ripping higher. rationality is not in play. >> yeah. 100%. i mean, this is the thing, even if we assume that the fed does pivot in june as the market expects and they cut 50 basis points, you still are not going to avert a massive increase in debt the service to the companies. junk yields were 4% before they started tightening, they're 8% now. maria: all right. >> so they're going to the face this, and we're going to see a lot of corporate bankruptcies in 2023. maria: we'll leave it there. great conversation, everybody. thank you. of have a great weekend, everybody. "varney & company" begins right now. suh, take it away. -- stu, ache the it away. stuart: here we go, a jam-packedded friday from

this is the first indication of west nile virus in alameda county. rain followed by warmer weather has a lot of mosquitoes to lay their eggs and reproduce rapidly. the district says it will increase monitoring and track down areas of standing water to try to minimize the spread. that is some good news. the iconic monarch butterfly isn't going down without a fight. wildlife experts say the western population of the insect is rebounding after a devastating plunge back in 2020 boxes. marianne rafferty reports now on the butterflies big comeback. pesticides habitat destruction and climate change. continue threatening monarch butterflies. it was just last summer, the international union for the conservation of nature listed the migratory monarch butterfly as endangered but the western population in north america, which heads to portions of california for the winter months , is showing signs of recovery. this is really exciting biologist at the jrc society and nonprofit conservation groups are now revealing the results from their recent count of western mo

i will dig already on the sharp materials of the nile. and then i'll wait for you, korotkov.k, close the door, just wait a long time. if everyone thought the same way, they wouldn't play. brother will not be able to smoke. get away from let it hurt marat some kind of nonsense yes , somehow unconvincingly we were taught differently. maybe show? i do. and you have a doctor on the court there is a good joke i understand. so we rehearse again because take them at all. well, how creative success? i'm almost done, all that's left is this. weeks after two. a. if you try understand, you have to do everything very quickly. if you would like to receive news from us , the goods are the most perishable. okay, i'll do it in a week, i'll call you. i got acquainted with the journalistic activities of nilsky, not with everything, of course, it turns out. so, more than half of the articles are related to crime, including organized crime. so it could be anyone. you know, i think that afonya will want to contact the rub to find out with whom from the underworld these disgruntled people would be

a lot of episodes focused on niles and frasier trying to get into this elite club or that elite club.hrough there, please remain into the relaxation grotto. >> once they did get into the club did it make them any happier. >> i'm determined to see where they think i don't belong. >> reporter: niles and frasier always would find out if there's one better, or you open another door and there's a better room. >> take me with you. >> feeling warmth and light, it must be a magnificent snare heio. >> that's really the american dream. about wanting more than what you had. no matter where you are. >> it's beautiful! >> yes! this is where we belong! >> i think the reason people responded to frasier is because he is pompous but he's recognizable. they see in him a guy that cares. >> i see some smiles, people. it's a party, not a shareholders meeting. [ sirens ] >> securities and exchange commission. >> in the early 2000's, in the wake of 9/11, we see a stock market crash and a rise in unemployment that really has us all thinking about income and equality in a way that we hadn't for a long time. >

eh, i thought that the institute conducted research on water from the nile for our egyptian colleagues, well, it's a matter of life and death in the grand scheme of things. yes, but how often do you make such requests? and such studies are being carried out; ideas come rather unexpectedly. that's an honest type of study. we have been working on ecology for probably 30 years by being the editor-in-chief of the atlas of ecological pollution in europe and it is possible to predict generally speaking, yes, but the ecology in a particular region, only now a question arises. maybe now the situation is unfolding in such a way that such questions will arise inside the country to see how we have it in the legions inside the country and these methods arose and are arising were invented. here in russia for the first time and we are very active. now, for example, with the arctic regions in arkhangelsk, this is fantastic and interesting work with great prospects. we work on the lake. baikal we have a huge telescope there, which catches neutrinos coming from the south pole of the earth uh-huh detect

this time is looking at the efforts to save the ancient temples on the nile is more in detail. you don't comp and on social media to i think i'll be, i'm jarrett. great, thanks for watching. stay with being fought in real time on social media and safe and sound isn't swent up in the propaganda war for ukraine on russia's war in crane one year since the invasion.

the solution aggressive conservation and a thick tackler rescue mission to feed the temples on the nile in 75 minutes on d w. noon. should we oh, how do we treat animals and why this is actually a clear violation of animal protection? why do we love some as companions while eating others? yet i never thought about how strange it was that i could to pat my dog with one hand while i ate a pork chop with the other. what is the alternative? and how does it taste? it's like the real thing. yeah. will we all be vegan, and 50 years? i've seen very few strong arguments to keep eating out of a documentary series about the future of food with the great debate this week on d. w. ah, ah ah, this is dw why, but from berlin vladimir putin issued a rally and called to russians to back the war in ukraine, speaking in moscow shortly before the 1st anniversary of the invasion curtain describes frontline russian troops as defenders of the fatherland. joe biden wrapped up a.

the international jury will be looking for the beauty in 19 films competing for the belly nile. it bears his reminder of the top story of a falling for you. the u. n. is appealed to the international community for at least $1000000000.00 us dollars in aid to help those affected by the earthquakes in turkey and syria, the disaster is killed. more than 42000 people. oh, that's it for me. for now, up next. as a documentary about nigerian mass protests against police brutality in 2020, that ended in bloodshed. i'm told me a lot ago. many things for your company. you ski about delivery? are there goes nibble other, get out a medium me global law, give up garbage, done. but again, i was goblins was out and argued yoga, or would you? yeah, but sure, let up joel media dog. currently more people than ever on the move.

destruction the solution aggressive conservation, and a spectacular rescue mission to think temples on the nile in 45 minutes on d, w. a. if it's in squint, one of the people shaping public opinion, the key word share is the word fight. where are the right to the battle lines being drawn, the propaganda war for ukraine. russia's warring crane. one years since the ship began to take a look back and into the future in the new building. slowly, in february on d, w. with it we know the effect all our lives in the same way, but there is no doubt about age. we are living in the digital age.

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destruction the solution aggressive conservation into spectacular rescue mission to 3 temples on the nile in 45 minutes on d w. ah, jamie has had 1111 north single woman. mission is to send the 1st female javin. i still has the gender gap in space exploration. germany's 1st female astronaut, it has been waiting for years to get her turn. a private initiative is pushing to make it happen in me personally. it's just a dream i've always had. i've always wanted to see the us from above. destiny for space. starts more jason on d. w. for a year after russia invaded ukraine. it has seen serious setbacks. ukraine is holding on, but the price is high. many subsist in a landscape of craters and ruins. thousands of ukrainian civilians have been murdered, women raked children deported over 8000000 refugees.

that was d w as her leader, a borrower, the red carpet of the burly nile away she's given us a very conclusive wrap up of this year's event and award to lead a thank you very much. ok, we'll go to nigeria now where vote counting in the presidential election. there has begun even though thousands, her face delays to cast their ballots. 3 front runners ha, are aiming to take over from outgoing leader, muhammad bihari. now the race to lead africa's largest economy is the most open synth nigeria became a democracy in 1999. the next president will have to deal with the troubled economy and security threats. more than 90000000 people were eligible to vote. and they've also been selecting state governors and members of the national assembly as well. l . e. i spoke with d, w. slay ghost bureau chief flourish chuck laura and asked her to tell us more about the issues driving nigerians to fox. i definitely if you talk to my insurance today, no by one on the lease would be the economy. now it's very difficult to prioritize or re l rates. nigeria, problems based on the level of urgency because it just see

and so now we know who's one more about this year's burly nile or what stood out to you throughout the festival. oh, wow. let me tell you about my absolute personal high point. and that was when steven spielberg came to collect his a golden bear. and his audio every golden bag for his lifetime achievement. and it was quite amazing at the press conference, a journalist, or grappling for the microphone to ask a question. he told us that his most difficult film to make had been jewels, which is, are not surprising because you know, everything went wrong with the where they were in the mechanical shock. he said he's most emotional film had mentioned as list and till he made his semi autobiographical film, the fable man's. and he was also asked for tips for new directors and he said, forget about shots. it's all about the story. get a great screen play or find someone who can give you a great screenplay. and he has of course, be nominated for the 1st time in his career for the fable means for an oscar for best screenplay. and it was wonderful, actually experiencing the event where he was gi

. >>> this is south of alvarado niles road near union city.red an update lanes are open between exit 22, alvarado boulevard and exit 33, alvarado niles road. you should start seeing things moving a bit smoother in that area. things are busy for super commuters. the 880 freeway, things are moving smoothly in both directions. north bound, about 14 minutes. bay bridge, metering lights are on, 21 minute drive from the maze into the city. >>> during black history month, we are recognizing people making a difference in their communities. we are looking at organizations helping local artists deal with the crazy cost of living. kenny choi introduces us to an artist showing his community how to go after opportunities that are sometimes steps away. >> reporter: each stroke on canvas comes from intuition, imagination, inner belief in himself. >> i always knew that i would be in art, always felt i was an artist. >> reporter: he taught himself to paint and sculpt with whatever supplies he could gather as a child. award winning work has traveled the world.

data all morning yesterday i would appoint our guest recently the founder and portfolio manager dan nilesabout buying meta before the quarter and selling or shorting google watch this back a couple weeks ago. >> the final one is facebook 13 times. expenses are under their control. i think that with google or internet advertising names is very interesting. if you dig about last quarter the problem was not the numbers the business as you pointed out is a product that competes with tiktok a billion and run rate revenues and went to 3 billion in september that's doing well, good user engagement, user growth and the expenses are where people hated it but they came back and kept the two weeks after they gave guidance. i think you will see it go down. maria: dan niles nails it, see fra research equity analyst, great to see you, thank you so much for being here. we see lots of slowdowns we have a slowdown in digital ads, slowdown and quad businesses. it's all coming on the tech earnings how would you assess what you heard so far in earnings. >> thank you for having me, as far as what we heard so

fifth question what sea does the nile flow into a mediterranean b red c arabian time?swered red, but i already realized that i was mistaken and that they flow into the mediterranean sea, and yaroslav answered as. well, with geography, fortunately, everything is fine with me. i know that the nile flows into the mediterranean sea video on the map, including on the globe the river in africa is quite large in fact. they are there in depending on what is considered an influx divides the championship. with what cheek length? honestly, i don’t know, denis remember the mediterranean sea sunk to the delta, we have a variety, why are you good fellows the correct answer. now look at the screen there will be a map. yes , quite right, it starts from the confluence of the white and blue nile, we move on to question 6, and if you not only cliché me, i’ll die for you, i’ll wear a benzen for you, i’ll enlighten anyone before you great at my heart with my little ones who enlightened this aradka yaudeniya, i’m niches, but radima wandering spend time with your son. ivan maybe it happened

there was an emergency roadwork through niles and looks like that has cleared. >>> the clock is tickingfor rescuers to find survivors following the deadly earthquake in turkey and syria. >> that death toll exceeded 17,000. here's a live look with the rescue efforts going on. one family here says she is frightened. >> i don't know if my family is under the building or if they rescued them. >> this is her family's home. they escaped but not without emotional scars. especially for 9-year-old bethany. >> she doesn't want to go into a shelter because she's afraid of being under the earthquake another time. >> all of them lost their home, and many of those who were rescued hours after the quake are severely injured with no hospital or medicine in sight. >> i am not able to drink or eat for last couple of days because it reminds me of all of them, and overnight, eat something, and i think they are not able to find food so i feel guilty. >> as that survival window narrows, families here in the bay area are responding no matter what their roots are. >> we went and bought clothing, blankets, medi

abdul—rassoul family run a cafe these days, but generations of them have farmed along the banks of the nileate knowledge about what lies on and underneath the dust and sand. so, this is the 12—year—old boy that they said really discovered the tomb. nuby claims it was actually his father who first found the tomb of tutankhamen. ahmed abdul—rassoul was just a child at the time. now, egyptian perspectives like these are being acknowledged more widely, and one of the ways that's happening is by huge landmark public projects... ..like the brand—new grand egyptian museum due to open in 2023, and it'll be the largest archaeological museum complex in the world. and this too, the avenue of the sphinx, buried under sand for hundreds of years and last year opened to the public for the first time. it runs from luxor temple to here — the magnificent complex of karnak. this was an exclusive area. it's only for the priests, only for the members of the royal court, only for the selective few. the ordinary people like ourselves would have never had any glimpse of the inside of the temple. heba is an amazing

he conspired against sudan in the south and ethiopia to cut off the nile water for their benefit, about trust and intelligence cooperation. 8 this cooperation is very dangerous , the sudanese say, and the mischief has pressured the sudanese governing council to establish relations. the united states removed its benefit from the list the countries that support terrorism have made it subject to compromise with the zionist regime . this contradiction is obvious. israel is a symbol of state terrorism. the palestinian issue is never negotiable. experts don't know the possibility of overthrowing netanyahu's cabinet. al-alam reporter's report about the governments of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his cabinet's unresponsiveness . zionist demonstrations for the fifth consecutive week in several areas inside the occupied palestinian territories, especially tel aviv, haifa and quds. it was held among the demands of the demonstrators from the cabinet of this regime to accept the judicial system , the demonstrators 4. netanyahu and his corrupt agents should be held accountable. it is

anywhere for the holiday weekend, you might want to stay clear of northbound 680, it will be closed from niles canyon starting at 10:00 tonight, it will be reopening just before dawn on tuesday, there will be a detour to caltrans advising drivers to save themselves the hassle and just use a different route. >>> andy traffic alert for anybody heading down 1012 monterey, caltrans will be doing some overnight lane closures to repair damaged storm drains. those will run from 7:00 through 5:00 a.m.>>> santa cruz, the coastline there, the beach cannot be salvaged, and first the city will host a ceremonial farewell from noon through 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. and recent storms have one couple worried about a 60 foot threat hanging over their heads, but they found that removing the threat is easier said than done. >> another person is telling us that they have to stay standing. >> coming up tonight, why they say about the only thing holding these leaning trees up is a massive bureaucratic red tape. >>> let's check in with paul heggen . >> it has been a full month that we have been in a calmer weather pattern

we'll talk about that with dan niles. his fund made money in a very tough market two earners going in opposite directions, airbnb with this massive beat, profits and shares surging. is the company a tech pioneer or a well-run travel business we'll discuss. and shares of akamai down. the ceo will join us in a few minutes first on cnbc. >>> now let's take a little closer look at this year's rally. the nasdaq is already up 14% what kinds of stocks are driving that some of it is unprofitable tech. the top holdings in goldman sachs' nonprofitable tech basket, they have a basket full of nonprofitable tech, it's surging this year from kathy wood, darling exec sciences to okta and so fi or maybe you're interested in squeezing hedge funds short. some of the most crowded shorts include tesla, airbnb, and coin base speaking of crypto, firms linked to the space like macro strategy, galaxy digital, voyager, also surging this year, despite a wave of regulatory pressures. so you've got crypto, heavily shorted names, unprofitable names,