. >> the rock's success story are abunda abunda abundant. 22-year-old, tyler williams, started cominghe was 11 and now he's gone pro. >> it taught me most to be poise and to stay calm and relax no matter what the other guy is bringing. we have to stay calm and believe in ourselves. it comes from god and you can look at my face and you know what i am feeling already. he knows how to guide me and easy times. you just become numb to the fact. so it is kind of like got blinders on. >> you won't come into the rock and be gangsters. it is not going to work. we won't hold it against you. you sewurely don't realize realize, -- there is a respect that you come into the rock. he's product of that. >> role model for countless of others now following in his footsteps. >> what does it mean to see tyler going pro? >> there are a lot of young people here that want to be like you and want to go pro. what do you tell them? what's the key to making it in kensington. i i would tell them stay grounded. there are a lot of things outside those doors. takes work. >> courage to fight and to believe. >> our t

george washington thomas jefferson james madison james monroe william henry harrison, john tyler zacharytaylor and woodrow wilson speaker william rasmussen is the senior museum collections curator at the virginia museum of history and culture which hosted this event and provided the video then in an hour karen tumulty talks with c-span about her new biography the triumph of nancy reagan. good afternoon. i'm bill rasmussen senior museum collections curator at the virginia museum of history and culture and welcome to curators at work, which is a regular series where our curator share stories about working with our collections. it's it's part of this series as part of a vast library of online programs that we offer. under our virginia history and home initiatives if you if you're not aware of that you can go to our website and go to virginiahistory.org slash at home and then you can see all

high today and now off the levels looks like a slight leg up after the comments that tyler mentioned from fed's williams reiterated the idea that the economy is not yet ready for any kind of tapering s&p 500 up and the dow with a 1% and the nasdaq down a quarter percent. here are the stocks contributing most to the gains today. all up about 2%. let's go to dom chu for more at the commodity desk. >> oil prices higher joining other parts of the marngt. wti crude oil futures $64.50 brent crude right now $67.26 now the optimism over that continued positive trend in the global economy driving a lot of the upside action here coming despite india reporting hundreds of thousands of new covid cases. the third largest consumer of oil. now fuel demands hit the highest levels since before the pandemic indicating perhaps a more robust summer driving season. tyler, back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> now the bond market where rick santelli is tracking the action hi, rick. >> hi, tyler all the comments were picking up and doesn't seem to be reflected in today's activity. look at an intra day of 10s. as a mat

john tyler zachary taylor and woodrow wilson speaker william rasmussen is the senior museum collections curator at the virginia museum of history and culture which hosted this event and provided the video then in an hour karen tumulty talks with c-span about her new biography the triumph of nancy reagan. good afternoon. i'm bill rasmussen senior museum collections curator at the virginia museum of history and culture and welcome to curators at work, which is a regular series where our curator share stories about working with our collections. it's it's part of this series as part of a vast library of online programs that we offer. under our virginia history and home initiatives if you if you're not aware of that you can go to our website and go to virginiahistory.org slash at home and then you can see all sorts of things that are programs that are available to you and they're all free they include podcasts webinars virtual tours tours of and and hours of recorded lectures. and before we get started, we always like to thank our members because none of the work that we do would be possible

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