paul price was at the arena. he just survived.from me who were killed. it's amazing that i'm still here. so, you've gone from there to there now. i had entry wounds throughout my body. i still have shrapnel in me. i have shrapnel by my spine and my pelvis that i just can't get out. the damage to my lower leg was that severe that they had to take about two inches of bone out. i've had leg lengthening to try and increase the leg length. this leg will never be fully functional again. coming to terms with that has been hard. but it's notjust his own injuries that paul has had to cope with, it's also overwhelming grief. his partner, elaine mciver, did not survive. she was the love of my life. i was the love of her life. for such a long time, i just couldn't talk about it. i'm ashamed to say it, but at the time, thinking, if someone could give me a tablet and i would forget about her, it would be ok. and now — her memory now to me is a blessing. i love talking about her. elaine was a police officer, and her dedication to herjob as a det

paul price was at manchester arena when the bomb went off. keep pushing. push, push for us. t survived. hand up. but it's notjust his own injuries that paul has had to cope with. it's also overwhelming grief. his partner, elaine mciver, did not survive, one of 22 people murdered that night. she was the love of my life. i was the love of her life. elaine was a police officer, and her dedication to herjob as a detective constable has given paul a very personal take on the police�*s actions before the bombing. in particular, he's been upset to discover that, against instructions, there was no police officer in the foyer when the concert ended and the bomb exploded. four british transport police officers were standing together at victoria station next door. the inquiry as a whole, it's been hard. i didn't want to be let down by btp, but i was, and i think that hurt more than anything. because elaine was a police officer. and again, after the explosion, you know, there was heroics and they stepped up, but the failings before the explosion was unforgivable as far as i'm concerned.

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pretty confident that these price increases will wayne, that there are temporary and only due to pandemic related factors that confidence widely shared. well, i mean jerome paul might be right, but i would say the jury is still out how temporary those price increases are just on tuesday. for example, we got latest numbers from the housing market and housing prices in the us actually have reached a new record. if you go to a gas station, i mean, gas prices are up about $1.00 in comparison to last year's per gallon for sure. and not a per liter. so you have a foot prices. you also see wages on the right. there was an interesting piece in the journal actually today saying that factory. so the manufacturing industry is having trouble finding workers because you see way to increase this. for example, in the fast food industry and other areas. so there is more competition on that. and so you could also see a certain weight in place going on here in the united states. so, well we will, the future will tell. let's put it this way. if jerome paul is right, that the price pressure is only temporary, well, we'll find out soon enough who's called it right. but in his tes

paul price survived the attack, but his partner, elaine mciver, who was a police officer, didn't.ws the actions of british transport police that night. after the explosion, there was heroics and they stepped up, but their failings before the explosion was unforgivable as far as i'm concerned. also facing criticism are the arena operators, smg, and their contracted security providers, showsec. the inquiry found two teenage stewards from showsec ignored concerns raised from a member of the public over abedi's behaviour. showsec has previously admitted falling short, but said its errors didn't contribute to the bombing. here's the inquiry chairman again. an important part of the report deals with what are called "missed opportunities". there were a number of opportunities to identify salman abedi's activities as being suspicious on the night before he detonated his bomb. what i cannot say with any certainty is what would have happened if those opportunities had not been missed. then this is a statement from arena operator, smg. it says that that while it believes the standards that i

paul, you know, down the pricing and that's why me to get all school board today and in a minute session to go to man and started in day in market. we've no market pricing editing. be really you said we're in the farm. appraised today you're in color. okay, and i should point out of course i got that denies any charges. all the allegations of wrongdoing is. ready the difference between those knocked down prices and the market price does not explain the revenue, which is way in excess of industry standards or all of the other things going on demand because they know down pricing for you and example, or you can write them or know that when they call them and decide to say, 1000000 bro here or full day. so i'm going to need to get or we've, the price was $500000.00 plan needs to be tied into to need to roll to the government. me. so we've $150000000.00, can you imagine to be friends? so we are thinking that the reason can explain that be really new to me. so get lar, when you're in coal, is because of the pricing. what can the current government do then? after 2018, we have a new president

end goal session, the government decided to move to mr. goodner mining, say saint paul, you broke us, know down the pricing, and that's why me to get to their school board today in the morning session to go to the man and started in the market. we've demarcus prices editing. be really and you said we read your in color. ok, and i should point out of course i got denies any charges. all the allegations of wrongdoing is the difference between those knocked down prices and the market price does not explain the revenue, which is way in excess of industry standards or all other other things going on. yeah, definitely man, because you know, don't drive to feel for you and example, or you can frame them for know that when the government decided to say one bro, here or call they wanted to me to get or we've the price was $500000.00 plan he's decided to, to say, to roll to the government. so we've $150000000.00. can you imagine the difference? so we are thinking that the reason that the can explain the really new to me. so guess learn when you're in call is because of the price you want, can the current government

paul price was at manchester arena when the bomb went off. and keep pushing, push for us.ice's actions before the bombing. in particular, he has been upset to discover that against instructions, there was no police officer in the foyer when the concert ended and the bomb exploded. four british transport police officers were standing together at victoria station next door. two of them had earlier driven ten miles to buy a kebab and had taken a two—hour meal break. the enquiry as a whole has been hard. i didn't want to be let down by btp, but i was, and i think that hurt more than anything, because elaine was a police officer. and again, after the explosion, there was heroics and they stepped up, but the failings before the explosion was unforgivable as far as i am concerned. the btp officers on duty that night have still been commended for their heroism after the explosion. the force has also accepted the attack happened on its watch and it let the public down. but what about the private companies responsible for security at the arena? this is the journey the bomber, salman

paul, you wrote us know down the pricing, and that's why i need to get the school board today. and my goal is to go to a man and started a new market. we've no market price editing. be really, you said we from the farmer president, you're in color. ok, and i should point out, of course i got that denies any charges. all the allegations of wrongdoing is the difference between those knocked down prices and the market price does not explain the revenue, which is way in excess of industry standards or all of the other things going on. yeah. man, because you know, don't try to feel for you. i can give you an example, or you can write them or know that when they call them and decide to say why you brought here or call they talking to me or we've, the price was 500000 dollars plan needs to be tied into to the role to the government. so we've $150000000.00. can you imagine to be so we are thinking that the men or even can explain their be really new to me. so guess learn when you're in coal is because of the pricing. what can the current government do then? after 2018, we have a new wi

cliff but they're bound and determined and i think they're going to start paying a political price for it, paults. let's call them greenouts. all right. still ahead, parents are saying enough is enough as they push back against critical race theory in schools. a closer look at a case that is making its way from a classroom to the courtroom, next. you love rich, delicious ice cream. but your stomach doesn't. that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, real ice cream you love that will never mess with your stomach. lactaid ice cream. paul: the fight against critical race theory in schools making its way from the classroom to the courtroom with five families louden county, virginia, filing a federal lawsuit earlier this month claiming the school district's policies and programs to address systemic racism violate free speech and discriminate against students on the basis of race and viewpoint. writer gillian melchior has been following this case for us. what do the parents object to that the school district is doing? >> so it's two separate things. i'll clump them into the ca

paul. nora has a preview. >> coming up after the news, gas prices are soaring around the country, and it could impact your fourth of july travel plans. we have that news and more, tonight, plus a great ending on cbs evening news. the >> coming up in sports, the agony of defeat on display in wimbledon, y serena williams left the court in tears. and would adams >>> serena williams had 23 grand slam titles. serena williams will have a tough time matching or passing the record. serena williams probably could have used one of these after her day at center court. she slipped on damp grass in the first round match. she limped off the court for treatment. she returned in tears and tried to endure the pain. her leg had finally had enough. the 39-year-old retired from the match. it is the second time she has retired from a major match, the first back in 1998. she later said that she felt the love from the crowd as she left center court. england and germany get a trip to the court finals, scoreless in the subject admitted him a then sterling made it 1-0, and the germans when the treatment three times. on the other side, ch

but when we got here, the price had already gone up by $0.10 just paul gill has owned the 7.11 for decades. however, he says he has no say over the gas prices. is controlled by 7.11. >> ration and this and as the gill says he doesn't make money from gas sales. but the higher cost of gas, the less chance people buy stuff inside his business where he make his revenue. if it's a difference. yes, yes, it gets. it's a frustrating. >> it is in a way. yes, it is. we ran shot that whole a feeling up here. he says he gets it. that pump prices are always controlled inside the store. people blame gas the gas station to try to ubc average gas price is about saying it's not that i know is that the gas station. >> eric rocker, fox 40 news. yeah. so here's a look at gas prices here in the bay area. these are the latest numbers from triple a and on average statewide. we're looking at about 4.28 a gallon. >> oakland at 4.34 san francisco for 43. that's typically one of the most expensive places center fills right there with it for 43 and then san jose, you get a little bit of a break but not much. 4.35. >>

but when we got here, the price had already gone up by $0.10 just paul gill has owned the 7.11 for decades. however, he says he has no say over the gas prices. is controlled by >> ration and this and as the gill says he doesn't make money from gas sales. but the higher cost of gas, the less chance people buy stuff inside his business where he make his revenue. if it's a difference. yes, yes, it it's a frustrating. >> it is in a yes, it is. we ran shot that whole a feeling up here. he says he gets it. that pump prices are always controlled inside the store. people blame gas the gas station to try to utc average gas price is about saying it's not that i know is that the gas station. >> eric rocker, fox 40 news. >> 5.27. and coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news with the massive spike we've seen in car break ins a glass repair shops are seeing is the business. we'll take a look at do you struggle with occasional nerve aches, weakness or discomfort in your hands or feet? introducing nervive nerve relief from the world's number 1 selling nerve care company. as we age, natural changes

are there other areas you would flood to because they have pricing power or stay away from because they don't? paulbe clear when you are looking at the consumer staples. particularly looking for inflation protection, then it is the commodity sectors and the cyclical sectors you need to be more focused on. that ties up with the fiscal spending and the infrastructure spending that the aydin administration is focusing on. looking at the green economy. looking for continued opportunity in structural growth. you can look at the supply chain and look towards samsung and the semiconductor space. for income investors, you can look at companies like volkswagen where we think they will be selling more electric vehicles then tesla in 18-24 months' time. -- than tesla in 18-24 months' time. anna: paul, stay with us. paul flood, newton investment management portfolio manager. paul will patiently stay with us for another conversation later on. we will pick up on thoughts regarding the retail investing trends and get his thoughts. coming up though, more immediately on this program, we speak to the president of ru

it's growth but more reasonably priced growth. >> paul hickey, great to see you as always.joining us. >> thanks. >>> up next, bitcoin flies and lordstown flops. we'll break down some of the day's biggest movers when we take you inside the market zone. >>> later, james gorman on the record that exclusive interview coming up after "e osg thclinbell" today. you don't want to miss that. you don't want to miss that. we'll be right back.the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. need better sleep? try nature's bo a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty ok, at at&t everyone gets our best deals on all smartphones. let me break it down. and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally you got your new customers — they get our best deals. you got your existing customers they also get our best deals. everyone. gets. the deals. questions? got it. but,

prices. >> and today san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto walks chinatown for california's reopening. visited several merchants who of course have been struggling to stay open during the pandemic. kron four's taylor. the second was there today. she joins us now. >> live tonight with more on this big day. taylor. >> well, many of the shops over there that closed at the beginning of the pandemic remained closed today. shutdowns. local economy has been hit hardest during this last year. and on top of all that this community is battling the recent anti asian hate and attacks. >> on tuesday, san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto celebrated tuesday statewide reopening by strolling to chinatown. the first neighborhood to see a decline in foot traffic. if shelter-in-place orders last year. since then, the neighborhood was also hit with anti asian hate think it's important to focus on 2 things. one is not just the resiliency and and. >> just bring business back to the community, but also because of all the recent challenges we've had with a focus on p i. anti a p i crimes and hate behaviors that

he, when i found that live and pump the price like him, carnations, ashy and, and then did iraq, paul. so it's the cheap, cheap mans version of a ponzi scheme. i mean, bernie man made off manage to keep a legitimate ponzi scheme going for many years. these a long walk style, rog polls are cheap imitations. well, those are crypt occurrences. what i want to really focus on is that, you know, the entire crypto market, including bitcoin, was like $2300000000.00, the entire us dollar market in terms of all the derivatives, all the credit, all the debt, all the cash is quadrillion. so here they're doing a rug pole, they're abandoning the project called the us dollar as a reserve currency as the grid of the global internet of the global economy. so you're seeing that you're seeing them, that's why you're seeing them talking about the great reset. that's why you see them talking about a new bretton woods. that's why you see them printing like this. that's why you see joe biden putting forth a 6 trillion dollar budget. this is a rug poll there, rug pulling the rug bit quick fixes this. this is

prices. it's an issue in australia as well. a lot of people cannot buy homes very easily. paulchallenge of having low interest rates. the rba's approach at least in my view is we need house prices to be rising in order to generate enough momentum in the economy to get inflation to lift back to target. keep in mind, in australia, inflation has been below that for five years and it is well below where it needs to be still, so i think the rba has accepted actually that this is just one of the mechanisms it needs to be working to lifting inflation back to target. over -- it's different. the housing market is even stronger in new zealand, talking about 20% year on your house rise growth and yet as you say, the authorities actually want the rbnz to be more focused on having sustainability. they now have a new set of tools. we think that they will take more action. kathleen: thank you so much. hsbc chief economist for australia, new zealand, and global commodities, paul. time for global calls. let's get over to sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. sophie: emerging currencies, we have hit r

prices are not helping. ashley: no, they're not, i was going to say no real relief at least in the mid-term. paulul for bringing us up to speed on what we are, what we can expect in the lumber market for the months to come. thanks so much. appreciate it. >> you're welcome, ashley, thank you. ashley: thank you. amc starting to get the attention of more than just the reddit rebels. why wall street's top cop could be ready to take aim at the theatre chain's massive 2500% year-to-date rise, charlie will break it next, closing bell ring s in 16 minutes. incomparable design makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2021 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. that building you're trying to sell, $359 a month for 36 months. - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but

pretty confident that these price increases will wayne, that they're a temporary and only due to pandemic related factors that confidence widely shared . well, i mean jerome paul might be right, but i would say the jury is still out how temporary those price increases are just on tuesday. for example, we got latest numbers from the housing market and housing prices in the us actually have reached a new record. if you go to a gas station, i mean, gas prices are up about $1.00 in comparison to allow us, per gallon for sure. and not per liter. so you have food prices, you also see wages on the right. there was an interesting piece in the journal and actually today saying that factory. so the manufacturing industry is having trouble finding workers because you see rates increase as for example, in the fast food industry and other areas. so there is more competition on that. and so you could also see a certain weight the gym plays going on here in the united states. so, well we will, the future will tell. let's put it this way. if general policy, right? that the price pressure is only temporary. well, we'll find out soon enough who called it right. but in his testi

, the kind of bargaining to compensate for, if you like rising prices, without that dynamic, it is very hard to sustain that narrative. paulif you get a different percent, you would be happy to look through that? philip: we know we have to have immediate inflation. the passing does not work on a dime. we have no way to influence inflation rates in the next few months, even longer. the focus has to be on the median term. we know that the dominant sources of high inflation readings are transitory factors, based effects, spikes that will reverse, we know we need to maintain our focus on median term. paul: for the next course, you beat maintaining, does that show what it will slope? would you maintain it will be lower in the second quarter? philip: i think it is important to appreciate the philosophy. last week, we had a meeting and we decided to maintain the same stance. where the economy is improving -- the decision to step up remains the good decision, the best guidance. we also have a very strong philosophical design. it is better than saying we will do this amount, no more no less. when you say the alternative way, is to

price hikes along the east coast. there's also the matter of several americans imprisoned in russia, including businessman paul whelan, serving a 16-year sentence for espionage. whelan insists he's innocent. in a new audio message released by his family, he begs president biden to bring him home. >> i implore you to bring this appalling case of hostage diplomacy to an end. please bring me home to my family and my dog flora, where i belong. >> reporter: today, the president telling me he's ready. you've met vladimir putin before. what have you learned about him that informs how you approach this sitdown with him? and what's your mindset walking into a meeting with a former kgb agent, who you've said has no soul? >> i'm going to make clear to president putin that there are areas where we can cooperate, if he chooses. and if he chooses not to cooperate and acts in a way that he has in the past, relative to cyber security and some other activities, then we will respond we will respond in kind. i have met with him. he's bright. he's tough. and i have found that he is a -- as they say when we used to play ball, a worthy adv

ethereum prices and will bitcoin dominance take off >> we look at the price action today of bitcoin which is back above 40,000 what did paul say about it >> he said he thought it was a core 5% holder it's math. it's understandable. it's transparent and somebody who comes from his background he says you might as well own some of it. i think that's pretty skint consistent with a lot of big investors thinking now that shows you that it's being treated as kind of a digital cold what this tap route thing, maybe it creates more versatility in how it's used in a practical manner but it's like we found gnaw way, a new use of physical gold and electronics what does that mean for the price of gold. you tell me how much the price of gold is investment demand versus practical usage we don't marry gold trends and technical analysis to jewelry trends >> thank you all it's been a pleasure today >>> coming up, you may have noticed your uber rides are getting more expensive we'll take a look an what it me means right after this lease the 2021 rx 350 for $449 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. uno, dos, tres, cu

price. right? bitcoin is a technology. and when i heard paulhe technology he was not talking about the price. and in order to be an investor in something at a favorable price, and to ride the increase in that price over time, particularly when it comes to emerging technology, you have to study the technology and you have to be a believer in the fundamentals of the technology first. and so i would just remind you and remind anyone watching that bitcoin is first a technology and the price is, you know, is there as a factor of that. >> yeah. i mean, that's some key nuance there that i think sometimes gets lost in the tv discussion just to jump into that before we wrap this up tap root, this upgrade to bitcoin that's coming. what does that mean not only for btc but also the crypto space in general when you think about the other technological applications that things like etheir yum have been seen as more competitive for? >> yeah. i think -- well, i think there are two thoughts it shows bitcoin can continue to progress and innovate and there's a coh

price. on an electric pickup. farley is about what is going to happen paul tudor jones is about what is happening now. >> what do it to do in things like technology, where you know, rates are in focus this week, especially, they're not moving now, ahead of the fed meeting and the decision and press conference on wednesday, and do i want to do the tom lee, what he says, look, faang is coming back? >> tom lee was great on your show. >> cathie wood says tech is coming back. >> she's buying stuff. >> and this other guy, named jim cramer was on our show earlier this week too and i agree that tech is coming back as a trade and i like amazon the best in that environment you agree with tom lee. >> another problem with the billionaire, they're so big, no stock ever means anything. they're just like the s&p. that's nonsense. i mean amazon is a great, i hope that amazon goes down because of the course correct because amazon is doing amazing things but the billionaires, everything is too small for billionaires. even a $2 trillion company is too small for a billionaire. the only billionaire that ever talks about a stock is tep

producer prices and inflation soaring to the highest level in years. wall street pro pauludor jones sees a green light to bet heavily on every inflation trade. jones is credited with calling the 1987 stock market crash. start with fox news contributor jason chaffetz. that ppi read is not good. inflation coming in hotter. republicans led by kevin mccarthy, we'll try to take back the house because democrat policies are triggering inflation. he says this is a direct tax on americans. do you think that is enough to win back the house? >> i hope so because it is one of the cruelest taxes can be bestrode upon the american people, particularly people with fixed incomes, lower incomes. obviously high income people will absorb it but it is happening. it is, it is not necessary. these things are happening but it is the policies of the biden-harris administration is doing this. it is totally avoidable. it is painful. elizabeth: now we've got senator chuck schumer. he will try to ram through, word coming in, president biden's multitrillion dollar infrastructure plan this announcement

paul, she goes to christiane. a rinaldo here moved aside to coca cola, bottle as a depressed event, and encourage people to drink water colors share price plunged afterwards, wiping out $4000000000.00 in market pony. that's all for me in the business team here in berlin from or to head over to our website. we dot com slash business was on facebook because the business hosting can buy more from us on the new teacher. excellent. joining us the the fight against the corolla virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection then developing? what goes to the latest research information and contact the corona virus, not the 19th. next on d, w, interest, global economy. our portfolio, d w, business b on. here's a closer look at the project. our mission to analyze the fight for market dominance versus west. ahead with the w business beyond the 2nd wave of code 19 he'd india hard case numbers look like they're falling restrictions or raising. so is india ready? shops, businesses, and public transport or opening and daily people in my bike and catch a movie at the cinema. still the country's vaccination drive is sluggish, and testing isn't widespread

> $44 million contract, is that going to be worth the price, robert i'm curious how you make a decision like that for keeping someone like chris paul. >> that's not a hard decision. >> it's good to be in a position you can say that's not a hard decision >> i know those numbers are kind of hard to fathom, you know, for the general public, but, for me, he's been worth every penny of it >> let me ask you a related question as i read you bought the team in 2004 for a then record $401 million. did you buy it out of loyalty and passion, kind of thinking i don't care if this is worth it or not, or did you think it was an undervalued asset and given how much the team is worth now, how long do you hang on to it >> that's a good question. i thought long and hard about it i've been a passionate basketball fan and growing up in arizona a passionate seeks suns fan. i say we do two things with our life, two things we want to do and things we have to do i've been things i should have done for a long period of time thought i wanted to try something i really wanted to do. ended up buying the franchise. it happened to be for sale at an opportune tim

paul wants to sit back, wait and see what happens before doing anything premature. now, speaking of that, supply and demand, we're also seeing those rising prices all around. so even as americans do get back to work, is there still a concern about how they're spending power will be impacted? i think there's a very valid concern. again, what i brought up earlier, which is rental inflation. that is the opposite of transitory. that is the sticky kind of inflation that stays around it becomes very problematic for the fed. it becomes because it becomes very problematic for households. and again, we've got rental moratorium, rent rental eviction more times expiring in the month of june. and so you're looking, you know, there was a new bill report out today that showed in the, in the top 8 markets in america. rents are rising 1515 percent year over year. so again, we have to, we have to try and frame networks to the frame household budgets and what they can withstand giving, given the fact that housing is the biggest line item in their budget, and the cost of that has run off the rail. this is a big problem for the fed, and it needs to be addressed. w

later, french midfielder paul hogba, who is muslim, removed a bottle of nonalcoholic heineken beer from the table. coca-cola share priceere mostly praised for health conscious decisions. tom brady tweeted, it's almost like the veterans know what they're doing. indeed. >>> grammy award winner diana ross announced she'll be releasing her first studio album in 15 years. "thank you" will be the star's 25th album. in a statement "this collection of songs is my gift to you, with appreciation and love. i'm eternally great many i have the opportunity to record this glorious music at this time." she recorded the album at home during the pandemic. while the album won't be out until the fall, the title track "thank you" is out today. >>> still ahead, did president biden make headway in confronting vladimir putin on cybersecurity and human rights? former congresswoman jane harman will weigh in. >>> wet take a look at this date in history. 27 years ago after leading police on a slow speed chase on southern california freeways, o.j. simpson was arrested and charged with murder in the slayings of his ex-wife and her friend. he was la

so paul taylor, john speaks with syntax that is compressed and he says something very simple and yet speaks volumes. he said look, the fed isn't doing anything about these rising prices for stuff. yeah. okay. so that is just saying very clearly that the fed causes inflation. the feds not going to stop inflation, and he's scared into safe havens principally bitcoin. when you listen to the fed talk, they don't even talk about inflation. in fact, they only talk about deflation. it's absolutely double speak 984 george orwell. nonsense from the central banks, n for professional money managers are like, okay, i'm checking out of this game, it's rigged too badly. i've never seen a rig this bad. and the only asset that makes any sense is bitcoin. the fed balance . she is now 8 trillion dollars. and then let's look at this question that this guy is asking here. while the focus will be on job openings in jolts, which is the index of, you know, labor trends. as always, the more interesting stuff elsewhere. and this case quits. never seen anything like this before. why and why now asked geoffrey p snyder. this is jolts data, it's jobs data and the labor market trends. and what t

paul volcker when i started wall street in the early 19 eighties . but it's going even even lower and that kabuki theater of pretending like there is some kind of price discovery in the bond market or the american economy as a whole. remember know, price of anything in the american economy is based on supply and demand or free market capitalism. every single price is exactly dictated by a pull bureau of policy makers. it's soviet union times in america. meanwhile, brushes plowing ahead and becoming free market capitalism. you know, figure that one out, but nevertheless, there you have it. so big coin hypoth bit quantization between is replacing the us dollar as a global reserve currency. eventually this is happening is happening right now as well. so one of the arguments that they say about bitcoin is, is to volatile. they also say that one tweet from the likes of yvonne must can cause it to tumble. so here is one statement from the fed chairman jerome, how it caused the bond market to crash. essentially it tumbled and yields rows. the bond prices down. and here are the opposite. happened once the, you know, investors figured overnight they were like

pricing guide. it prints every thursday. >> reporter: in industry expert paul yonke says at the start of the pandemiced back to prepare for a recession that never came. >> we saw people, you know, wanting to move out of the cities and purchase new homes. we saw people wanting to add on and make improvements to their homes. that strong surge in demand at the same time we saw production and buying decline is really what drove these prices so high. >> reporter: dixon believes the industry will correct itself in time. >> just hang on, and we will over produce the market. we will respond, and the prices will come down. >> reporter: that industry expert that we spoke with actually said the prices are already starting to decrease. and we should see a significant decrease in the fall when demand usually comes down. he also warned do not expect pre-pandemic pricing. tony? >> all right. the pandemic has changed everything. thank you very much. >>> up next, vlad duthiers has ♪ [music and sound effects played in reverse] this...is our shot. the covid-19 vaccines are ready. and so is walgreens, with pharmacy expe