wheeler had a tent set up alongside lake short avenue last night during a juneteenth event she claims to be oakland's first female beekeeper. um it bees like that dot com. basically i sell raw, honey loose. leave tea, um, beeswax candles, you know? payment be related. i'd probably got it what she doesn't have this morning, a cash box with the money she made and several of her products. last night's shooting prompted thousands of people to run for safety and evacuation from her tent. like, just grab what you can and just leave, and so that's what we did. and so this morning i tried to come back and get the remainder of my stuff. the evacuations led to a morning mess at lake merritt. trash left behind for hours. councilman lauren taylor says the city could have done better to prepare. we should have our public works crews out here overnight cleaning clearing because yeah, i am disappointed with how things look, wheeler says she's beyond disappointed. not that her belongings are gone. but another life in oakland his lost as a result of a census crime. why would you do it? with a crowd of

the one on the left is wheeler battery is where i'm sitting in wheeler battery, you know looking at where calhoun and his platoon get into a fight on the first day and then this middle one is where in the bonsai attack that you'll see in the book. it's where that that takes place here and then melinda tunnel, obviously is that tunnel that we talked about the middle of the island where macarthur was took refuge, but all these places are still there it is. it's an amazing battlefield to go and study. the tour is great. but more importantly i think you get a real sense of just how tough of a flight it was and and really what was accomplished by those paratroopers who did jump. thank you very much for tuning in and i appreciate the time. hey kevin, how are you jim? very good. thanks for the presentation. the book was great. very glad that you're able to join us tonight, and we do have some questions that are coming in for tonight. the first one is the assault on corregidor was made by by the 503rd parachute infantry regiment. i've been told that they use parachutes of the 511 parachute infant

oakland native tommy wheeler had a tent set up along lakeshore avenue during a juneteenth event. she's a beekeeper and sells raw honey bees, wax candles, another be related products. she says she is grateful she escaped unharmed. but when people ran for cover, thieves ran for the loot. stealing wheeler's cash box with the money she made and most of her products like, just grab what you can and just leave, and so that's what we did. and so this morning i tried to come back and get the remainder of my stuff. the evacuations led to a big mess at lake merritt with tons of trash left behind for hours before city crews moved in and cleaned it all up, councilman lauren taylor says the city should have done more following the shooting. we should have our public works crews out here overnight cleaning clearing, because yeah, i am disappointed with how things look. police are raising the reward for information on this case to $40,000. tragedy in alabama after a tropical storm hits that stage how the storm is responsible for 12 deaths, including 10 children, plus another sign of trouble for

joining me to discuss this with liz wheeler host of "the liz wheeler show" and author of beaten blackou for coming on. >> thanks, ben are having us. >> ben: brandon i will give you the first shot at this. what is your response to have this type of rhetoric that i think should be troublesome to anyone but particularly troublesome given the context of coming from the ivy league environment? >> this is very shameful and incredibly shameful to say and a lot of truth -- revenge, and people are accepting it. like you mentioned before, schapiro comes to the university speaking truth, life and talk about the american drinking with things that are effectual and you have this person being a complete idiot telling people to hate white people. if you look at the history, people have done an incredible job developing incredibly great country alongside of the individuals. so she is wrong on many levels and it's a shame to have people like that at the university. >> ben: liz, tell me about the nature you are saying in academia today and the takeover and so many respects by this type of race extremis

wheeler had a tent set up alongside lake short avenue last night during a juneteenth event she claims to be oakland's first female beekeeper. um it bees like that .com. basically i sell raw, honey loose. leave tea, um, beeswax candles, you know? payment be related. i'd probably got it what she doesn't have this morning, a cash box with the money she made and several of her products. last night's shooting prompted thousands of people to run for safety and evacuation from her tent. like, just grab what you can and just leave, and so that's what we did. and so this morning i tried to come back and get the remainder of my stuff. the evacuations led to a morning mess at lake merritt trash left behind for hours. councilman lauren taylor says the city could have done better to prepare. we should have our public works crews out here overnight cleaning clearing, because, yeah, i am disappointed with how things look, wheeler says she's beyond disappointed. not that her belongings are gone, but another life in oakland is lost as a result of a census crime. why would you do it with a crowd of peo

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coming up, are we about to see a two wheeler come back.ll speak to one company that smashed and bashed and deliberately crashed its scooter to prepare it for the pandemic. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: tata, a smaller e.v. stock, jumped outperforming the broader market. the most american-made vehicle for 2021. it's investing $50 million in exchange for a 20% equity in a clean hydrogen project. are you getting back to the office? e-scooters littered the streets after taking off in december of 2017, but covid-19 has -- has kept a key customer at home. now the industry is hoping to capitalize on the post-pandemic community wave. ed ludlow caught up with one company showcasing a scooter with some school new features. -- cool new features. ed: cities s are coming back. looking for eco-friendly ways to work. the electric scooter. e-scooters took off in the summer of 2017 but when the pandemic shut down, scooter sharing company suffered. >> there was a 90% decline in ridership across the board. ed: the few scooters were more than likely being used

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carrying the colombian president even to k, has come under fire, close to the border with banners wheeler, 2 cases. several gunshots were fired on he and cabinet members were flying in the area up next one or something was going to change. anything really changed? this is systemic violence that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the variance. know what to say until we are all saying we're looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be. the devil is always going to be in the details. the bottom line, when i was just around in india to call the 1900. on demi, is an unfolding catastrophe. tens of millions infested hundreds of thousands dead behind the statistics. citizens are battling beyond to provide hope and comfort. a husband and wife team nursing the sick saw from the baby daughter and the situation me and i didn't bother, manipulate me is crucial moments ago and the woman and he became a doctoral boss to make life or death decisions every d. b, i think would be better days to put on regulated. we don't, those decisions are not easy. an

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. >> i think that's a little small for me, because i'm already riding a two-wheeler scooter., and i'm going to a scootering camp. and i'm really good at doing tricks and everything, so -- >> if i wanted to one day meet you at scooter camp, maybe i should start on the blue's clues scooter and next summer i'll meet you at scootering camp. >> yeah. >> got to work my way up. what's next, ali? >> we ve bnc.oue house. mesh walls around the outside to keep you safe. it also has a fun slide on it. >> how come you didn't set it up and you're not joining us from live inside the bouncy castle. >> i'm a little too big for it. i wish i wasn't. >> amazing. then we've got one more? >> this is foamo from mga entertainment. and it is an amazing, amazing kit that lets you have a full foam party in your backyard in just minutes. >> if you had to pick a favorite, what would you say your favorite is. >> probably the trampoline and the ball kit. i really want a trampoline, my friend has one. and he only goes on it like 15 minutes and is like, okay, i'm ready to get off, i'm like, i could sit on th

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and recognizing that, you know, there are 7000000 people inside been wheeler who are in high acute food and security. and so we work with trusted us partners and the international committee of the red cross, for example, to get that assistance to people inside of venezuela. but on the longer term development, that's really what we're working on with neighboring host countries who, you know, in columbia case have 1800000 venezuelan migrants and refugees and peru in ecuador have similar proportional numbers to their population to ensure that those in as well in migrants and refugees can have a more regular status, but also access to those very basic government services that they need to to be integrated. thank you for joining us. carina gold, a canadian international development minister. thanks for having me. the time for a quick line of football, danish midfield, a christian ericsson has been denise from hospital after nearly a week is off. the cardiac arrest during denmark's opening match up the euros and had to be resuscitated before receiving further treatment. funds and teammates ga

and recognizing that there are 7000000 people inside been as wheeler, who are in high acute food and security. and so we work with trusted un partners and the international committee of the red cross, for example, to get that assistance to people inside of venezuela. but on the longer term development, that's really what we're working on with neighboring host countries who, you know, in columbia case have 1800000 venezuelan migrants and refugees and peru in ecuador have similar proportional numbers to their population to ensure that those and it will in migrants and refugees can have a more regular status, but also access to those very basic government services that they need to to be integrated. thank you for joining us. corrina gold and canadian international development minister. thanks for having me. the time for a quick line of football, danish midfield. christian ericsson has been denise from hospital. after nearly a week, he's off the cardiac arrest during denmark's opening match up the euros and had to be separated before receiving further treatment plans and teammates gave h

. >> reporter: officials say two 18-wheelers likely setting off the chain reaction crash. the county coroner saying a car likely hydroplaned on rain-slick roads as tropical storm claudette moved through the southeast. authorities tonight identifying two of the victims. 29-year-old cody fox and his 9-month-old daughter. also killed, eight children who were riding in a van from a girls' ranch. a home that seeks to help at-risk children. >> they were involved in a horrific accident that words can't explain it. we had eight fatalities and one survivor. >> reporter: bystanders rushing in. rescuing that sole survivor, identified as kansas gulley. >> they were not able to get to the children due to the intensity of the heat. >> reporter: the smoke and the flames. >> yes. >> reporter: gulley losing two of her own children, including a 4-year-old. >> this is such a tragedy, not only for our ranches and for alabama, it's a national tragedy. >> reporter: michael smith, the ceo of the alabama sheriffs' youth ranches, had just visited the group during their beach vacation. >> they all

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wheeler. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker.ould my if right honorable friend, the prime minister, join me in thanking -- for the excellent work in rounding up and arresting and charging people involved in the recent incidences of stabbing where one young man was murdered and another sadly hurt? this murder is a very rare event that caused concern among less are dents, but the very -- clearly more police would be very much welcomed by with our residents. >> my honorable friend is entirely right to raise the appalling murder, and we're making sure that our crime bill such crimes are dealt with in a more expeditious way with greater power for the police. but we're also recruiting, as i say, 20,000 more police including an additional 85 in dutch. >> right. let's go to dr. phil pa whitford. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. during the brexit referendum, the prime minister promised there would be no change in the right of e.u. citizens in the u.k., yet in a week's time those without settled status will lose the right to work, rent

i also want to thank the executive council dave wheeler a lifetime of service and his recognition tonight also the speaker is here. i know they are in session and mr. speaker, we appreciate the leadership you have provided the republican majority. god bless you. i came here tonight for two reasons. first and foremost, i want to pay a debt of gratitude. to the people of new hampshire, i want to say thank you. thank you for the great privilege of serving as vice president of the united states of america. it was the greatest honor of my life. [applause] secondly, after 134 days, for the biden administration has been pushing open borders, runaway spending, defunding the police, abandoning the right to life, censoring free speech, canceling our liberties, i came here to say enough is enough. [applause] i came here to say the time is now for every patriotic american who shares our ideals and values to stand up and fight back against the agenda of the radical left. i learned a lot serving alongside president donald trump. some people think we are a little bit different. [laughter] i think what p

there is about 300 million to wheelers in china that runs around all over china every day.owever those electric vehicles electric, howeverthose electric vehicles are using a very traditional kind of legacy batteries that all of us know are not very environmentally friendly. so the government has been pushing a new regulation to convert these less environmentally friendly vehicles to now more environmentally friendly usage of electric vehicles through the use of lithium batteries. however lithium batteries need to be well managed. charging at home or charging and parking lots without any supervision or guidance, it is very dangerous, and that is where our station comes into play. our ability to charge at these industrial stations and use a swapping method to allow customers to swap and go in seconds, providing a very, very convenient and easy to use usability so that you don't have to worry about range. when you've done about 100 kilometres, stop by one of our stations, put the two depleted batteries and, get a fully charged battery out, off you go and adjust settings. faste

get him to give the made in germany factor a boot field of electro mobility, sci oddly, and the to wheeler sector, north america, to push and the iraq itself well, 1000 years in germany. and it's neither noise nor exhaust fumes. truly a case of 100 percent emotion, 0 percent emissions you know, shifting no gear so it's really perfect for city traffic. the peddling takes really some guessing uses and with a top speed of 90 kilometers per hour. it can also go pretty fast. but the question is, how fast we reached at 90 kilometers per hour? let's find out. well, pretty fast as a pace that $125.00 c c gasoline ends in motor bi, struggle to match over a short distance at least. although it does mean putting in some serious pedal power, the boy really takes like your semester to get to see where you need to be quite support. we are not limited to the us fall into the streets. we might see products or water sooner or later. i have no doubt about this because we need these products for the future of combustion engine foreign out stories. this did not change everything, not only now in berlin hambur

mayor ted wheeler said the goal is to stop women of color from being disproportionately pulled over.hanges are due to an officer shortage. "america's nightly scoreboard" entered on kenny introducing a bill to save afghan translators and other allies who helped us forces as our troops withdraw from afghanistan. it is unthinkable the us would leave them in the hands of the merciless telegram. this bill aims to relocate those allies or give them safe haven in the us. it comes as the white house is set to remove all 2500 remaining us troops from afghanistan by september 11th. debate over dc statehood gets heated. ron johnson sparring with muriel bowser on a bill to make the district of columbia the 50 first state. >> 2020, 92.2% of dc votes went to the democratic candidate, 5.4% went to the republican candidate. this seems like a naked power grab. >> 700,000 people, hard-working individuals who educate their children, start businesses and work in the district. it would be incorrect to say that dc residents had more interest in the federal government than other americans. todd: the stateh

these are called high wheeler, 's came farther if you are in england. the bigger the wheel, the faster you go. simple physics, peddling here, bigger diameter. the higher your wheel, the faster you go. by the time you are up it's five feet in the, air and you are going pretty fast. you look like a kosik on a horse coming at you. they refer to them as scorcher, 's speed or, is racing through town. now it's on track. that's okay. 1901, speed and danger. this is henry ford, racing alexander. the idea henry ford who is a failed businessman at this point beat the best racer with the biggest car company in the country was a huge deal. kind of spluttered in the race, and he lost. people went wild. i love this line. one man threw his hat up in the air when it came down, he stomped on it. and another man was so excited, i wanted to see this. so excited, he hit his wife on the head to keep her from flying off the handle. that description -- i don't know. you know thing with the egg? anyway. okay. another cyclist. this is barney, celebrity cyclist, much like major

portland mayor ted wheeler sympathizing with the resigning officers, writing, i want to acknowledge thear has taken on them and their families. they have worked long hours. >> protests have been allowed to continue night after night after night. there's a great series of events here where eventually the officers say we're not punching bags. >> reporter: a similar mass resignation took place last year in buffalo, new york. 57 officers of its emergency response team resigned after two officers were suspended after this disturbing video surfaced, showing a 75-year-old protester being shoved to the ground. we reached out to the portland police officer's lawyer but did not hear back. the police association put out a statement firmly backing the officer. it reads, the location of officer bedworth's last baton push was accidental, not criminal. he faced a violent and chaotic rapidly-evolving situation. the nmayor says he has the resources and personnel to deal with any potential community safety concerns. >> joining us now the criminal defense attorney joey jackson and the former acting police

continues, more than 100 undocumented immigrants including eight children found stuffed in an 18 wheeler at a border checkpoint as as secretary of state antony blinken travels to central america today as the administration struggles to get a handle on the crisis. markets kicking off a new months with a rally underway. dow industrials right now up 170 points, one half of 1%, the nasdaq up 51 points, the s&p 500 up 17 right now, a quarter of a point higher this morning. this on top of a month of may that was mostly green. take a look at last week, the major averages finished higher last week. the dow and s&p 500 snapped a two-week losing streak for the weeks, the dow industrials up almost 2%, nasdaq was lower by 1 and-a-half percent, s&p 500 higher by one half of 1% for the month of may. global markets this morning look like this. european stocks right now are higher, take a look at the european indices with key economic data showing eurozone manufacturing activity expanding at a record pace in the month of may. the ft 100 up 90, the tax higher by 218, one half percent right now. asian mar

trailer, you know basically the the part of the 18 wheeler that doesn't include the cab and that gives them about five feet or so if there's going to be any flooding so they no longer were subject to the flooding. but the there were various pests in there and they were deteriorating and ultimately i said to him look it's you know summer 2014. i'm going to come down there if it's all right with you and you know, let's work together and we sort of co-owned that project we went in halves on renting this scanner and that's an expensive thing, you know, and we had to bring it into the place where we were doing it we set up in his community. he lived in a retirement community. there was sort of a public room with sort of folding chairs and folding tables and folding chairs and we set up the equivalent of a reading room like you find in the archives because we had a team, you know, he and his girlfriend at the her sons who were in the local community college and they were just fascinated by the idea that they could be part of this project and we brought in other friends and there were some fo

one on the left is wheeler battery. that's where i'm sitting. looking at where the platoon get into a fight on the first pay. this middle one is where in the bonsai attack you see in the book, that's where it takes place. and the tunnel it is the tunnel we talked about, in the middle of the island where mcarthur took refuge. all these places are still there. it is an amazing battlefield to go and study. the tour is a great. more importantly, i think you get a real sense of how tough of a fight it was. and really what was accomplished by the paratroopers. thank you very much for tuning in. i appreciate the time. >> hey kevin. >> how are you? >> very good. thank you for the presentation. the book was great. very glad you are able to join us tonight. we do have some questions coming in for tonight. the first one is the assault on the island was made by the 503rd parachute infantry regiment. i've been told they used parachutes and the 511th regiment. that several of the parachutes and not deploy properly. is this true? at the time, the 511th was fig

ann wheeler is leading the bill that would legalize a key ingredient in magic mushrooms. the drugs have been shown to have medicinal value, treating depression, ptsd, and other conditions. bay area assembly members will talk about the bill this afternoon in sacramento. >>> people are now searching for hidden treasure in the utah wilderness. these two men know treasure chest is. they hid it. it is filled with $10,000. it is somewhere along the western edge of the greater rocky mountains. for eight days now, the two friends have been posting clues on instagram. they are doing it to bring families together in the hunt and bring positivity to the world. >> that is exciting. i don't want people to get crazy. >> thank you. it could be dangerous. i don't mean to be a party pooper. >> but that has happened. >> just be careful. have fun, but don't go too far. >>> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >>> a lo right now, she's not thinking about her work or her schedule. hi baby. -hey ma, how are you doing? i'm doing good, how are you? good. we are just on our way back

wheeler was arrested a few blocks away.acing charges of burglary and robbery. >> and the feeling of being in the gator's mouth. that felt like a. boat going 50 miles an hour. and i was like where did that both come from. >> florida man is recovering in sharing his story after surviving an alligator attack. this happened in tampa over the weekend. 25 year-old jeffrey heim was diving for. >> prehistoric teeth when he says he was attacked from behind received 34 stitches in his head. he had a minor skull fracture and bite marks on his hand. you see the bird part of his head because of a wound as unpleasant to look at doctors told him there was no brain damage which they said is a miracle. he estimates gator is about 9 feet long. it's currently alligator mating season in florida. so we don't know if the gator mistook him for potential love interest know i was showing knows it probably did feel like a train. coming up next, to date the local business that says it has a plan to fight the bay area's homeless crisis. but. >> it com

portland mayor ted wheeler announced his plan to reduce enforcement of low level traffic offenses. it is an interesting thing saying this will instead focus on enforcing traffic violation thaes are a direct threat to public safety and follow new consent search procedures that create more documentation and provide more information to people who are being asked for their consent to a search. what is your reaction to that? >> you know, as far as on that specific issue, i think that is unique to every different community requires different law enforcement angles. each community is different. i think it's important. the people govern us in this country, we don't govern them. we need to operate at the consent of our communities. for me to speak about what that mayor is doing is irresponsible. maybe that's what his community is telling him they need to do. in my community we expect our criminals to be held accountable to maintain public safety. >> harris: sounds like they need that in portland, oregon. we have 75 days in a row last year of just flat out rioting and looting and those peace

next, he drives an 18-wheeler over lots of frozen water in "the ice road." >> you okay, pal? jimmy: oh-oh. [ cheers and applause ] "the ice road" debuts on netflix june 25th. please say hello to liam neeson. [ cheers and applause ] hi, there, how are you doing? >> hey, jimmy. just fine, how's yourself? >> jimmy: i'm so glad you survived that. i assumed the cracking was coming right at you, yet there you, are warm and comfortable. [ laughter ] >> i was thinking there's a fish underneath, jimmy, i'm sure you were too. >> jimmy: i'm always thinking about that, those fish. in fact, just this morning, this afternoon, my wife was saying, we have to cut the masks in half after we use them because they are choking fish. i said, they're not choking trout, are they? [ laughter ] >> that's a point. >> jimmy: hey, can i ask you a question? i wonder about this. you've done so much. you're very, very successful. very, very wealthy. very powerful. all of those things. when you're reading a script and the script calls for you to be on a frozen lake in canada for i guess like at least a month

portland ted wheeler sympathizing with the officers.a statement writing i want to acknowledge the toll this has taken on them and their families. they have worked long hours under difficult conditions. >> it's night after night. there's a great series of events here where eventually, yeah, the officers say, we're not punching bags. >> reporter: a similar mass resignation took place last year in buffalo, new york. 57 officers of its police department emergency response team resigned after two officers were suspended. after a disturbing video surfaced showed a 75-year-old protester being shoved to the ground. we reached out to the police officer's lawyer but did not hear back. the association put out a statement it reads the location of the baton push was accidental not criminal. he faced a violent and chaotic rapidly evolving situation. what happened next, the mayor says he has the resources and personnel in place to deal with any community situation. dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >> dan simon, thanks so much for that. >>> ahead this ho

those are still coming across like you mentioned with that 18 wheeler with all those people in the backied dealing with the family groups that are exploiting the lax policies. jackie: you talk about the drugs. there's a lot of conversation about the coyotes, the millions and millions of dollars of profit that certain groups are getting from this lax policy, and none of it is coming into our pocket in the united states. >> no, it's all going back into the cartel's pocket back in mexico. and meanwhile, it's destroying communities here in the united states with the opioid problems we have in certain parts of the country, meth. you name it, it's coming through here, and it's a shame that, you know, in the meantime we're just going to turn a blind eye to it because somebody had some political motives. jackie: you know, i wonder as we let this process play out, is there a tipping point? is there a point even if vice president harris doesn't go down to the border and witness it herself, does it get so bad that the administration is forced to do something, or, you know, is it possible to just p

with me are caroline wheeler, deputy political editor of the sunday times, and john crowley, who's a we'll talk to them in a moment. first today's front pages. miracle on the pitch — the headline of the sunday mirror, leading on danish footballer christian eriksen�*s collapse midway through denmark's game against finland in the euros on saturday. the player is now in a stable condition in hospital. the telegraph leads with concerns that britain will have a six—week window to open up again, or risk keeping covid—19 restrictions in place until next spring. the independent also focuses on the potential delay to ending restrictions in england, saying that postponing reopening could cost the hospitality industry £3 billion. ministers should be banned from lobbying for up to five years after leaving office — the sunday times front page looks ahead to the anti—corruption watchdog's announcement this coming week in the wake of the greensill scandal. and the daily mail leads on the relationship between buckingham palace and the duke and duchess of sussex, saying that the queen will no longer

and to give the made in germany factor a booth field of electro mobility, s yardly and the to wheeler sector. north america to push and the iraq is sell whole 12000 years in germany. and it's neither noise nor exhaust fumes. truly a case of 100 percent emotion, 0 percent emissions you know, shifting no gear so it's really perfect for the traffic. the peddling takes really some guessing uses and with a top speed of 90 kilometers per hour. it can also go pretty fast. but the question is, how fast we reach that 90 kilometers per hour? let's find out. well, pretty fast as a pace that 125 p c. gasoline engine modes by struggle to match over a short distance at least. although it does mean putting in some serious pedal power, the really take some assets against the fees there. you need to be quite bored to huh. the we are not limited to the us fall into the street. we might see products on the water sooner or later. i have no doubt about this because we need these products for the future of combustion engine folder and out story folks. this did not change everything, not only now in berlin

well, greg, would it surprise you if i told you that i learned how to drive an 18-wheeler in ohio?e how to do it in a big event. i only hit three of the nine orange cones, and i was all computed, and they said, yeah, that's like hitting three other cars on the street. >> yeah, that's not good, liz. [laughter] yeah, that's not good. come down, and we will train you and give you some instruction. liz: okay, i'm there. i'm so there. thank you very much, greg gant. old dominion with a very strong stock performance quarter to date and year-over-year. >>> i've got a question for all of you, when is too much demand a bad thing? when you leave customers waiting in the rain and then charge them not just more, but way more. the new outrage facing uber and lyft as the return to travel and the office shifts into high gear and what it might do to the stock. closing bell ringing in 40 minutes. dow is now up 135 and climbing. s&p better by 27. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surpri

driving over the troubled rent spence bridge between cincinnati and kentucky, in this 18-wheeler.ds getting better or worse? >> i'd say getting worse. >> that is wild. >> reporter: and in the air, above this highway in arkansas, it goes nowhere. that's it. that's the end of it right there? >> yeah. >> reporter: after decades of talk and our infrastructure still in peril, this spring, president biden proposed a gigantic bill. the calls it the american jobs plan, with a promise to create good-paying blue collar jobs under the banner of buy american. what the biden administration says they're trying to rebuild is the american middle class. this hour, we'll show you that you don't have to wait for the president's plan to see what he wants to rebuild and why. and at street level, we'll see who can benefit and who risks getting left behind. ♪♪ one of the principles of the american jobs plan is improving traditional infrastructure hasn't always helped everyone, especially those living in its shadows. it can be a double-edged sword, as some believe about this new bridge in los angeles. an

have fed chief jay powell rolling to the next virtual question and answer session, driving an 18-wheelerproblem we've got a shortage of truck drivers in this country. we simply don't have enough of them, so we either have to train more or offer the old ones more money. but let me ask you, can you honestly look me in the eye and tell me that a rate hike would create more truck drivers? if it doesn't, i'll take four of them in reality, though, rate hikes only solve the inflation problem by destroying demand can't have a truck driver shortage if nobody wants to hire them if it's a choice between wrecking the economy or paying more for shipping, i say bring on the inflation, and you can do this with nearly everything that's in short supply we're all aware that lumber is way up in price. we talked about that earlier when we talked about azek. even now plunging from 40% you want to fix that, raise interest rates until nobody wants to buy wood anymore, suboptimal or president biden can pick up the phone, and tell justin trudeau, and tell him he'll do a solid, it's not like they're expanding eno