automation. >> rockwall is another terrific looking chart.r eco team keeps talking about is a powerful theme that will be around for quite some time when i look at the industrial companies, they are a key part of this. rockwall automation is going to be a key player in bringing manufacturing back to the united states, automating it, putting it in place. you look at the bottoming set up in rockwell, again, another constructive looking chart we're buying and looking for a retest back to the old highs. >> all right kr craig, the glasses are empty two buys and a not so much buy on tesla craig johnson, thank you. >>> still ahead, ceo salaries. tim cook asking for a pay cut. apple shareholders granting his request. will other ceos follow that particular lead? we'll be right back to discuss that and more. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools, and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. power e*trade's easy-to-

carbon dioxide. burke cubic meter of insulation for your reference to production of glass wall or rockwall insulation emits over 250 kilograms of carbon dioxide. but there is still a problem in most countries. introducing new building materials is a complex and lengthy process. mandatory tests and application procedures can take years. him create is only at the start of that process. in many countries. we need to give it a new chance and stop putting all these regulations on him. and when he to free this up entirely for the industry is to really move forward. because if you know 0.01 percent of th c or the little things that prevents somebody in the building industry to get jives or jobs and hurts for the building material, the person history has no way of moving forward and can also help save the world's forests until the late 19th century, most paper was hemmed based early bibles and even drafts of the american declaration of independence were written on it. but most paper today is what fiber and that contributes to deforestation every year woodland, the size of portugal is cut down and

and now they kind of run into this, this rockwall of right wing victors. now you mentioned migrant. how leaders like maloney deal with what they perceive as a migrant crisis. short, so maloney's biggest push, one of the biggest pushes in the campaign was, are showing migrants as they want to come in. and for a long time, the european union commission hazards us at this. not only because it looks bad, but because it's probably going to work. i mean, it's well, austria, did you know, and their, their stop the boat's campaign and it worked on to you. definitely going to see that. and until she gets that done, which will probably take a while, because working out the logistics is, is genuinely difficult. you probably in the season sort of deal with libya in terms of like like how much, how much you need to pay you to, to beef up your, your, your patrol new car side. so you definitely going to start to see creative ways of trying to keep my grants as added you wholesale. ok. the issue with greece and turkey right now is problematic. his truck is holding back so many migrants, which is wh

jordan is also the 2021 dayton literary peace prize runner up in nonfiction for the road from rockwall. please welcome jordan ritter conn. this there's a word that comes up several times in andrea elliott's remarkable, necessary and gorgeous invisible child. a word that struck me every time i encountered it. there were just presents. andrea describes the presence mice and roaches in brooklyn homeless shelter. she the towering presence. a tough and loving public school named miss holmes. when writing about one father who chooses to be there in his children's lives. and one father who does not. andrea writes, quote, nothing beats being present. that line. nothing beats being present. came up for me over and over when thinking about andrea's work on this book. the book tells the story of dasani, a young girl from brooklyn over the course of nearly a decade of her life. dasani is passionate to curious and fiercely, fiercely to the people she loves. she's poor. when we meet her, she's living with members of her family in a shelter. she's black navigating a country built on the exploitation