tom: i am trying to channel steve austin in a patagonia best -- channel steve in a patagonia vest rightow, but i can't. [laughter] it is an age of over demand. we will get boom this, boom that. what are they going to do with all of that money? steve: i think you are going to see a lot of things. number one, you've got this elevated savings which will fund a lot of spending, particularly in the back half of the year. it is easy to trash it, but i don't think that's right. if you think rates are going to move higher, and i think there's every reason to think in the short run they are going to drift higher, cash is a low duration asset. i think cash still has a place in the portfolio, and it gives you the opportunity to use pullbacks in the market in those equity overweights. it is going to fund some shopping on the consumer side, mainly from an investment perspective. jonathan: steve with some ray dalio pushback there. steve chiavarone, federated portfolio manager. tom: thanks so much. we get a lot of people that talk about asset allocation. steve studies that. he knows the theory, and he

sponsored by qatar airways now lost his son surprising me fairly stormy in patagonia most of argentina is looking really quite fine and dry for the most part that's doesn't tiley true around the river places quite often sherri there quite often spectacular thunderstorms that tend to be forming a bit further north of europe wide southeast brazil for argentina itself it looks fine santiago has a $28.00 on the chilean side of the and these as even looking sunny right down the point in patagonia by the end of sunday not always stormy but thunderstorms have been rather more notable over through peru to colombia beyond ecuador at least and the sense of flooding in colombia which could be repeated because this is the time of the year where you tend to get these big showers they've also reached the north shore now so you could see flash flooding anywhere in colombia but i think the hint is going to be further south and there's more the way if shabby likelihood is for example some hoses or costa rica down in panama otherwise it's a fine looking picture quite windy for lesser antilles but otherw

dan: that's patagonia. each one kind of has a story. -woman 2: nice idea. -dan: thank you.lar. lemonis: what do you think of that? -woman 4: i like that. -man: these look so classic. that does look nice. daniel: we have some african models, south american, european models. -man 2: this is the african? -dan: correct. -woman 5: i see home. it hits home. -dan: are you from maghreb? woman 5: i'm from east africa. -i really like these ones. -lemonis: you do? and the color's fun, isn't it? woman 6: yeah, i like that a lot. dave: all right, yes, we got another taker over here. lemonis: we had a great reaction to our new product line. and we were able to gain a bunch of new customers. you guys should be very proud of what you've accomplished. you enter into a very competitive fashion business, and you guys muscled through it. going forward, we have one objective -- great designs, great comfort, great price, and... -dave: great profit. -dan: great profit. -lemonis: great profit. -dan: there it is. lemonis: all right, guys. i'm really proud of these guys, and dan is learning to focus

officials in argentina say forest fires in the patagonia region this week were set deliberately 7 people were injured and more than 15 were missing when the blazes ripped through the popular tourist area hundreds more were evacuated. more twins are being born than ever before that's according to new research one child every 42 born nowadays is a twin that accounts for 1600000 twins every year a 3rd more than 40 years ago researchers say more access to i v f and other fertility treatments are behind the rise. a company in the netherlands says it won't supply a grass for the 2022 world cup in qatar citing human rights concerns the company hundreds gras gras on as provided turf for several major tournaments in the past the company's decision follows media reports of more than $6500.00 deaths of migrant workers on world cup construction sites. now the international olympic committee has confirmed a bull by corona virus vaccines from vaccines from china for competitors at this year's games but the host country japan says its athletes won't be taking anywhere summations their government hasn't

and officials in argentina say forest fires in the patagonia region this week were set deliberately 7 people were injured and more than 15 were missing when the blazes ripped through a popular tourist area hundreds more were evacuated. now supplying the grass for the world cup pitch is a dream job for businesses in the turf industry but dutch company hendricks grass has canceled its deal for the upcoming world cup in qatar that's following media reports that more than 6500 migrant workers have died on construction sites. grass grown in the netherlands is used in football stadiums around the world the 2022 world cup was set to be played on sod from hendricks. but the company has cancelled the deal there pointing to the staggering number of fatalities among workers building up the cups infrastructure. a report in the guardian newspaper startled the company it stated that more than 65100 guest workers have died since the cup was awarded to qatar 10 years ago most of them from india nepal and bangladesh could target denies the report. officials say there were just a few deaths on the cons

anti—mining protesters in argentina's patagonia region have attacked a minibus carrying president albertoiting an area devastated by forest fires, which have killed one person, injured others and destroyed at least two hundred homes in the region. mr fernandez had to seek refuge behind a wall as the crowd pelted his bus with stones. to myanmar. the leader of a shadow civilian government is urging protesters to continue theirfight against the military, which seized power last month. in his first public address, mahn win khaing than said this was the nation's darkest moment. the worst of the violence took place in the city of mandalay, where once again, police opened fire on peaceful protestors. jonathan head reports. the days in myanmar�*s towns and cities are punctuated by protests, by lethal volleys of gunfire from the army and police, and by the funerals of those who have been killed. the death toll in this elemental battle between unarmed people and the military regime, whose authority they still refuse to accept, keeps climbing. today was another terrible day in mandalay, where opposi

officials in argentina say the forest fires in the patagonia region this week were set deliberately 7 people were injured and more than 15 were missing when the blazes ripped through the popular tourist area hundreds more were evacuated. and the judge in the george floyd case in the u.s. city of minneapolis has reinstated a 3rd degree murder charge against derek chauvin a former police officer now faces 2 charges of murder and one of manslaughter floyd died last year when show the knelt on his neck for almost 9 minutes. the u.s. president joe biden has announced a major boost to u.s. coronavirus vaccination program he said that his goal was to declare independence against the virus on july 4th the country's independence day a production of vaccines would be stepped up and a major logistical effort will have enough vaccine supply for all adults in america by the end of may that's months ahead of schedule and are mobilizing 1000 of vaccinators to put the vaccine in ones on call active duty military freema retired doctors or nurses administrators and it goes to administer the shots and w

argentina's president alberto fernandez made a visit to patagonia, a region devastated by forest firesof his cabinet scrambled to get to their van, as they were mobbed by angry protesters, frustrated over mining projects in the province. he managed to get away as the protesters threw stones and broke the van�*s windows. the former boxing world champion marvin hagler has died at his home in new hampshire in the us, aged 66. the american, known to fans as marvellous marvin, became undisputed middleweight world champion in 1980, and dominated the division through most of the decade. he is considered one of the best boxers of his generation. british heavyweight dereck chisora has paid tribute on social media, saying hagler was "one of the greatest". the broadcaster murray walker, described as "the voice of formula one", has died — he was 97. his distintive commentary style and passion for motor sport won him fans around the world. andy swiss looks back at his life. so, it's ready. it...is... ..go, go, go, go! and schumacher leads, brilliant start... exuberance, excitable and utterly unmist

officials in argentina say that forest fires in the patagonia region this week were set deliberately 7 people were injured and more than 15 were missing when the police's ripped through the popular tourist area hundreds more were evacuated. during the the judge in the george floyd case in the us city of minneapolis has reinstated a 3rd degree murder charge against derrick shogun the former police officer now faces 2 charges of murder and one of manslaughter floyd oh it died last year when children knelt on his neck for almost 9 minutes. well more now on a growing corruption scandal here in germany now that could have serious repr questions for angela merkel's conservatives 3 members of her parliamentary party have resigned in the past week after allegations that they misused their positions as members of parliament to make money to are accused of profiteering from the pandemic another is said to have exploited links to a foreign country to enrich himself. learnable newsline helped man 3 resignations in 3 days all by members of the bundestag from angela merkel's conservative block in

systems are often slamming into the southern and these are more or less diving this side through patagonia moment and reinvigorating in the atlantic so you've got very fine weather throughout she lay in argentina some showers on the east coast concentrating as they have done the last 24 hours in paragraph i have in the southeast of brazil in a line that takes you up towards bolivia and peru as well and this rash of showers the seasonal showers that are all moving northwards the sunshine into colombia and venezuela receives a pretty big ones recently building in cuba is still there for the rest of thursday cuba and probably the bahamas it may be the turks and caicos and the back and producing showers in cancun and that's because of the cold has come out of the u.s. those shells of modify will disappear by tommy gets to friday the sun's out about is about $25.00 degrees in the us itself it's much less cold than it was and forecast was very little going on there's a bit of wintry weather coming so the 4 corners and into wards the southern plains and there's a nice big pacific system bringing

anti—mining protesters in argentina's patagonia region have attacked a minibus carrying president albertoy forest fires, which have killed one person and destroyed at least 200 homes. mr fernandez had to seek refuge behind a wall as the crowd pelted his bus with stones. bictoin has risen above $60,000 for the first time. the cryptocurrency has more than tripled in value since the end of last year. some analysts think the latest surge is partly down to the huge us stimulus package approved this week. the former interim president of bolivia, as well as several former ministers, have been arrested. prosecutors say they took part in a coup against the then president evo morales, almost two years ago. will grant reports. it has been a precipitous fall from grace. from living in the presidential palace to being held on terrorism charges in a matter of months. former bolivian presidentjeanine anez claims the charges against her, which include terrorism, sedition and conspiracy, are nothing more than political intimidation, and that her arrest had been irregular and motivated by revenge. her supp

so people gravitating toward the midtown uniform the patagonia fleece in the button-down collared shirt with words and words of men were wearing the exact same outfit out of fear of not being in the cozy fraternity. at the same time, a lot of dress codes are a problem. for instance, it dress codes that prohibit hairstyles mostly toward african-american women. i have written about in the past and in this book but i am convinced that is a problem that needs to go. and what exactly is the appropriate dress code i think the employer does have some the prerogative to regulate to some extent that these around african-american hair, they resonate with such an ugly history they are insulting. they are and impediment to equal opportunity that type of dress code should go. many are two women particularly that is neutral in theory that 90 percent of dress codes were directed at girls. that is a red flag. that needs to be confronted. like to say we can have much better dress codes but the only way to get there as you take them meaning of the attire seriously you think it is trivial and doesn't matt

the weather in patagonia you might think be windy and wet quite stormy and briefly will be see the cloud rushing through however i think things are improving and for most of chile in argentina it's actually been fine but of late summer there are showers building further north particularly in the southern and these may be on the eastern side but the heaviest recently added next day s. are going to be somewhere further north probably in peru maybe ecuador there's been some flooding here already there could well be some more as a result of those big showers i was an increase in the breeze coming across the caribbean slightly anywhere from billie's down to panama you're going to get increasing numbers of light showers or even gray skies for much of the day showers also likely in jamaica in the greater our tellies and probably prayer to recurve but maybe the biggest story in the americas is a bit further off to see how this wind is turning ragged to the gulf of mexico as warm and humid air coming in because we're still wintry upon the high plains in the mountains so when you get that you tend

circulation here means that's going to feel cooler and cheri was it say over argentina right down to patagonia is looking pretty fine almost warm right on was entirely sunny and that little breach of it all this circulation in this ascii of brazil is an anomaly then we got a bit of a gap pick up what auk the current heavy showers and they tend to be in northern peru ecuador parts of colombia particularly northwestern colombia were in flooded recently and that's sort of a line you can follow up through panama and costa rica this is an increasingly wet is own there are frequent light showers in these smaller islands in the edge of the caribbean and i think increasingly is cold air comes out of the u.s. mexico will see showers but the immediate future we're fine and this is the picture of the u.s. that line there was the woman was nasty is now but now i know but this winter storm here will make something of a difference it's going to bring its cold air across the plains and by wednesday this line could develop. qatar airways. seems a promising path out of the pandemic but implementing the greates

now maybe not unexpected lease getting stormy now in patagonia or coming out of the southern pacific and there's a lot of different types of storms for the north also 1st of all strong winds and a tight circulation but then in argentina mostly still nice warm but of early autumn but the onshore breeze means there are places where it's cooler and sherry thunderstorms and there's that line that familial line which is seas know that's gone through a year ago and is heading up towards the far north of argentina in the borderlands of the southeast of brazil that's part of the seasonal lands produce some pretty heavy showers recently in peru and significant flooding in colombia from the forecast i think we can expect more of the same in this part of southwestern colombia now and also that into the caribbean as a sea sequence of light is showers for the smaller islands but for the most part it's breezy it's mostly sunny mostly warm the on shore breeze means it's not quite that good in for example nicaragua nothing much changes of the next couple of days here but something is changing and fo

anti—mining protesters in argentina's patagonia region have attacked a minibus carrying president albertosince the end of last year. some analysts think the latest surge is partly down to the huge us stimulus package approved this week. the former interim president of bolivia, as well as several former ministers, have been arrested. prosecutors say they took part in a coup against the then president evo morales, almost two years ago. the bbc�*s will grant reports. it has been a precipitous fall from grace. from living in the presidential palace to being held on terrorism charges in a matter of months. former bolivian presidentjeanine anez claims the charges against her, which include terrorism, sedition and conspiracy, are nothing more than political intimidation. that her arrest had been a regular —— irregular, motivated by revenge was not her supporters agree. translation: the public prosecutor's offers most of the trial will not succeed which is why they make these legal tricks and carry out illegal detention without citing absolutely anything. but the wounds of — absolutely anything.

we've got the major ones now in the southeast of brazil in iraq 2425 degrees all the way down to patagonia where is obviously going to be kuta some of the heavy showers on a seasonal backhand which shows up down and forth a really great have produced flooding recently in fact for the whole month the doles in peru quite possibly see more of the same maybe some in the western part of the northwestern part of brazil or even western colombia the sons take in the showers knoebels with it and in the lesser antilles i think is an increased likelihood of a few passing showers on a daily basis bigger ones maybe it has been the older parts of eastern cuba rather less now in this bulk of central america and that's true for the next couple of days but we are once again feeding up rather warm air from the gulf of mexico over the southern states is coming up against the cold that still exists of the mountains and the plains the higher planes at least which means you get a frontal system where the 2 meet usually it's the same temp difference is big enough you get active weather this time it will take a w

patagonia, ben & jerry's you guys are a completely clean "b" corporation that people can own. >> yeahand our investors, we think this is incredibly important not only do we have the "b" corps certification, we're a public benefit corporation there's only less than i think five publicly traded globally. companies have an obligation to people and planet. if covid has not taught us that we're all in this together, i don't know what will but we think, it's not a question of sustainability versus profit. and i had discussions on this earlier today. profit, you know -- purpose is leading right now in the world. >> yes. >> the profit's following. it's incredibly important. yes, we have to have a fruit and vegetable to compete with dirty agriculture, but we're also investing in the communities here, investing in high school by us investing in high school education, we're developing our talent for the future. those ceos that are running fortune 500s and other ceos that are profiteering, you can make the case, jim, are they going to be around, are those companies going to be around in 10 years

for the perfect jenny the winter sponsored plan qatar airways maybe not surprising the weather in patagonia has gone pretty rapidly down towards wind to the pacific is is throwing wind and rain in southern on these and the highs but on the argentines i was nice and warm fairly rapidly around the 30 mark from a spot that cold wind on the coasts of europe wide southeast brazil is much larger than it was david for so it's downing trend if you like on the circulation and went off shore but the seasonal rain is there and the coast up towards rio and inland the showers nasty scattered with a hint of significant rain in ecuador it's moving out for colombia now with a change in the season there a change in the caribbean to direction of the trade winds is also a little bit we've got big showers in the greater antilles and probably in the yucatan around concord once again big show. which become lighter as they drift size during sunday now in the us it is still cold in pounds black out parts very obvious others the high ground the rockies or is this northeastern corner of the midwest to eastern canada

was the implication so you got people gravitating toward this midtown uniform which was near the patagonia suites and hordes and hordes, they were wearing the exact same outfit. i think out of fear of not being in the cozy opportunity so at the same time, a lot of dress codes were a problem. for instance, dress codes that prohibit hairstyles specifically worn by african-american women. i brought about a little more in this book but i'm convinced those are problems and dress codes need to go. what exactly the appropriate dress code would be, there's some prerogative to regulate to some extent but these dress codes around african-american hair, they resonate with history, they are insulting and impediment to equal opportunity in that dress code should go. many dress codes for women, particularly i think with the dress code in theory but applies only to women. some of what i looked at suggest 90% of dress code in some case, that is a red flag and you have a civil rights problem and that needs to be addressed. we could have much better dress codes but the only way to get there is if we take th

. $5 billion being spent to build two hydroelectric dams in the patagonia section of argentina over thesanta cruz river. a transcontinental railroad between peru a bolivia. and of course, a new canal across central america, across nicaragua that would basically compete with the monopoly that the panama canal has had over world shipping. could you talk about the sheer size of these projects? most americans are not aware this enormous infrastructure that is resulting from the belton road policy of china. >> during this pandemic, people have been aware of what we call the digital divide. some people not having access to the internet. th is very difficult at a time when 160 8 million children have not been able to go to school because they do not have access to the internet. it is not just a digital divide. there is an electricity divide. it is one thing to live in the united states and bemoaned of elements overseas, but you have to understand in countries like bolivia, ecuador, even the southern part of argentina, there is electricity divide, and infrastructure divide, a lack of transporta

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and then the wineries around the texas hill country and then also my big october 1st trip is the patagoniahave gratitude so much more for the things we've taken for granted. >> reporter: and, shep, everyone kept telling us how happy they are to finally get out of the house. and that woman lauren who owns the travel company, she says all of her trips for this year are already booked solid and she even has 100 people on her wait list shep >> wow from the backyard, andrea day, thank you. >>> the madness of march is here at last. first games tipping off. the man with the numbers back at the board. next, steve kornacki on the odds of taking it all. >>> the biggest stars winding down their series. a look back at why we spent so many years keeping up with the kardashians. guy fieri! ya know, if you wanna make that sandwich the real deal, ya gotta focus on the bread layers. king's hawaiian sliced bread makes everything better! ♪ (angelic choir) ♪ and here's mine! [ "could have been me" by the struts playing ] ♪ don't wanna wake up on a monday morning ♪ ♪ the thought of work's getting my skin crawl

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or patagonia, or as i refer to the group, big hike, are aware of this, and they're probably cleaningirus. when you go hiking, there is no bar or restaurant or even a vending machine, which today is sadly preferred. social distancing is built into hiking. there are no crowds. you can safely hike with your mask down for an extended period of time, like it is 2019 or some by-gone era. hiking is just rambling through the woods, but somehow it is considered exercise. unlike running or weightlifting, hiking is pleasant and almost meditative. we're in the middle of nowhere. i'm not sure why walking on dead leaves counts as exercise, but i'll take it. i know whenever i return from a hike, i'm allowed to eat whatever i want. thanks, big hike. hiking somehow makes you a better parent. it is a covid-19-safe activity that you can do outside, away from your home, with your kids. i mainly hike with my children because it makes them tired -- i mean allows me to spend quality time with them. on hikes, my children can't be on a screen, and i know that night they'll actually go to sleep at a decent ho