up over 33 pkd. gold and silver up. crude oil up. on the flip side the soft ags tied to farming are getting dragged through the mud. corn is down and wheat down 14% and sitting close to a two-week low. soybeans are up year to date. whether every or not soft ags can firm up remains to be seen. >>> so you said this could create a buying opportunity. >> let's put it in context first. so commodities run the gamet. what i thought i would set up here is the current spread between what you call softs or food stuff and raw industrial commodities. so the optics are clear. the blue line is raw industrials. the green line is food stuffs and in the middle orange is all commodities. so this is the chart absolute. if i were to freeze all commodities and hold them as a constant across the screen there is the orange line. i will expose the spread. there they are absolute, five years. raw industrials up here, food stuff down here. here is the spread. let's do it even longer term. this is since all data begins. so 15% in iert direction. what happens g

. >>> put this in pkd. is this a big deal, does this mean a lot, or it's not going to prevent israel from building anyway. can you put in this context for us? >> sure. well, there is so much that happens at the u.n., that is done symbolically and to set a standard of norms throughout the world. the u.n. itself can't take much action. they can impose sanctions on some countries, but even then individual countries have to enforce it. so this -- this is a series of votes, and routinely we see at the u.n. efforts made to marginalize israel and to blame israel for in a one-sided way for what's been happening in the middle east. and so the u.s. has for -- really since the obsession of israel, been the defender of israel at the u.n., to try to present the other perspective. so this vote about the settlements is interesting in particular, because settlements have been recognized by international law and almost all communities, including previous presidents of the united states that building in palestinian areas is

how long will bricks and mortar pkd or business? -- bt to your business-- be key to your business?ores are shrinking. however, i still believe there is a place for them. consumer still like to shop in stores. it is just they need to be smaller, place for customers can engage with an associate and try the goods on and get to know the brand. to shoply encourage her both ways. that is the future for us. david: i mentioned to trade policy and you look at immigration as well. what do you expect to happen there and what would you like to see happen when it comes to immigration policy in the u.s.? greg: i think as the ceo of a public company for women, i would like to stay neutral on the topic. i will say, though, we have a very diverse customer. we have a customer that really symbolizes america. and i am happy the way she is today. and i think we will support what the government is going to do. david: thank you for coming in. appreciate it. up next, two of the world's biggest oil producers, the u.s. and canada, have been offered just really in the arctic could this sure -- banned new off