(robert morgan) but this has always been an issue in american history.ng back to people like daniel boone, who move into an area they love the wilderness. they go there because they love the indians, the woods, the mountains. then once the settlement starts, it begins to blight that, so they kill what they love. (david weintraub) with logging reaching a fever pitch, the paper industry moved into the southern appalachians in earnest. (dan pierce) champion being the largest paper plants in the world, so they own hundreds of thousands of acres in the smokies in particular because there are lots of red spruce. it became incredibly important to the economy of western north carolina. (david weintraub) however, champion paper's mill released its effluents directly into the pigeon river, impacting western north carolina, but especially east tennessee. (news anchor) the governor says he canoed down the pigeon. above the canton mill, he says, the river is beautiful and thriving. wherter says it's a different story. (ned mcwherter) and that discharge comes out, and

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yeah you know, and by the way, robert, and morgan may want to have input as well because on spacex, iou have the latest numbers in terms of what that company is worth, because it is still private. obviously, starlink an important component now and growing quickly. but just to make the point here, i mean that is a significant asset and again it's valued in the private market, but, you know, not sure where it would end-you being if and when it does come public. >> yeah. morgan could jump in here. >> 100 billion. >> yeah, well over 100 billion he owns at least 47% of the economics. of course, over 70% of the voting stake so that's, you know, that's a massive fortune, in and of itself aside from these two companies and twitter, he is not the kind of, like, peter thiel vester he doesn't take stakes in companies and flip them. he already made a 19% gain in this that has not been his strategy to your discussion earlier, hard to imagine him starting a sort of passive stake investment strategy with twitter. i think it's really about influence and how much he cares and sees potential for this p

nbc bay area's robert handa is at cal fire in morgan hill to show us why today is crucial for planning for what's to come for a long spring and summer. >> reporter: the snow pack survey wasn't the only bad news delivered to water suppliers today and the state's deepening drought also means many seasonal firefighters will be starting their jobs earlier. much earlier. after dealing with a drought for so long, the santa clara valley water district had no illusions about the snow pack and it was as bad as expected. >> only one inch of content. >> the state water resources snow pack survey at phillips station showed just 2 1/2 inches of snow. only 4% of the usual average on april 1st. >> the fact that we had the driest start to our year on record here in california and in santa clara county, so really no surprise that we are seeing an impact to the snow pack and an impact to our allocation. >> what was a surprise? a double whammy. today, the state cut back water supplies to contractors of the central valley project to prioritize public safety and health. leaving the water district with even

nbc bay area's robert handa is at cal fire in morgan hill to show us why today is crucial for planningt's to come for a long spring and summer. >> reporter: the snow pack survey wasn't the only bad news delivered to water suppliers today and the state's deepening drought also means many seasonal firefighters will be starting their jobs earlier. much earlier. after dealing with a drought for so long, the santa clara valley water district had no illusions about the snow pack and it was as bad as expected. >> only one inch of content. >> the ste

morgan and then goldman sachs. right now, to bring you up-to-date on the dynamics of this bond market, robert tipp joins us, chief investmentist at pgim fixed income. how much blood is on the street? price down means money is lost. how much? robert: tremendous amount. this is a record move in bond yields we have not seen for 30 years plus. even greater drop in price because you are starting with low yield which means prices are more sensitive to movement. it has been a tough period and we have jumped the rails in terms of growth and inflation, investors have gone a long way toward handicapping that here. we are kind of at a weighing station in the market at this point. you can see, today, in the price action, when the market is rallying, the president morning about a high inflation number. the market is pretty oversold here in the short-term. lisa: does that mean you are buying? robert: we do not discuss client accounts and short-term activity, but it is reasonable to expect, this is what you get in these cycles. after the martin has gotten 300 basis points ahead of the fed, the market is that far ahead in terms of pricing

morgan wealth management. ♪ >>> >>> we are back now with filmmaker robert hardman.g, robert. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> what did you discover about queen elizabeth behind the scenes? >> i've been very lucky to have had great access to some of her oldest friends, staff, world leaders who have known her. here is the most famous woman in the world. we all think we know her, but it's fascinating to know her. there's never any sign of panic. she remains incredibly calm. she enjoys the job. she still enjoys the job. i think there's a perception we see through films like "the crown" that it's a tough job and it's all rather difficult and miserable, but actually, she's -- >> did she always enjoy it? >> yeah. she's always been an upbeat person. clearly there have been reverses all through her reign. 70 years on the throne, she's had plenty of challenges. her default position in a crisis is very much sort of calm, stillness and to try and accentuate the positives. >> talk about that decision last week to walk with prince andrew at her late husband prince ph

robert beasterfeld. bob, great to have you back on the show. >> great to see you, morgan. >> i want to start with a ma macrois being made of the fact we've seen an inventory subtraction. net trade in the quarter as well and this idea it's not a recession but it's a lot of noise around the supply chain and transportation bottlenecks we have seen throughout this pandemic from the lens of c.h. robinson, how is that playing out for you? >> i would share that point of view i think there's been a lot of talk in the media as of late potentially transportation going into a transport recession, and frankly we just haven't seen that we look at things both domestically and globally and see the opportunity for a vibrant market moving forward. the consumer seems strong. manufacturing remains strong positive signs ahead. >> in terms of this debate around a freight recession the fact you're not seeing it. one of the things you talked about, you did post within your results was, the strength in truckload, and specifically where contracts are concerned, i mean, we've seen spot rates for truckload come off in recent weeks, b

morgan, only 10 days until tax day. so crypto investors, you have to get this right back to you. >> all right robert frank, thank you.e kurtz, getting a nice pop after protecting critical assets for the u.s. department of defense shares are up 2% that is coming up at 11:30 a.m. eastern. in the meantime, we'll be right back tay with us. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> check out the biggest lagards on the week. salesforce, boeing, visa, walt disney and dow lower to end the week even as dow is trading up slightly in today's session. we will be right back. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever