how unusual was wood's lawsuit? and the answer is that it was both unsurprising and surprising at the same time. unsurprising because enslaved and formerly enslaved people had articulated the demand for reparations from the earliest days of the nation's history and would continue making the demand long after wood's lawsuit. in 2014, just a few months before i began researching this book, an influential article by the award-winning journalist ta'nehisi coates revived conversations about what he called the case for reparations, but the struggle for reparations long predated that piece. at the turn of the century, another formerly enslaved woman, kali house, would lead a large grassroots movement of african-americans who lobbied congress for, quote, ex-slave pensions. and in the 1850s, abolitionists in new york had even lobbied the state legislature to provide compensation to solomon northup who i mentioned earlier. and those are just two examples of many reparations claims made over the years. but in other respects, w

after receiving the checks, wood and sims moved together to chicago, where wood i lived out the rest of her years before dying in 18, 1912 at the age of 92 or 94. that brings us to where we started this evening, the story of her similarly long lived sun, arthur h. sims. he would live in chicago until his death in 1951. practicing law and presiding over a large clan that included grandchildren and great grandchildren. his descendants through his son arthur junior and his daughter nita, included a grand sunshine as a tuskegee airmen during world war ii, a jazz musician and post war chicago, and a host of african american professionals including a librarian, doctor, and a computer systems engineer. here he is with one of his great grandchildren, possibly pouring over a law book, in a photograph taken around the same time as the profile of sims in the chicago tribune where we began. as you will recall, the chicago tribune said that sims credited the advice he received from a doctor in 1978 for his good health and long career. but equally important, i hope to have shown, was the verdict h

they threaten to chop wood and pour it into their boiler houses.o the green agreement of the european union turned gray the head of the energy department of the estonian mines of the economy. janus uiga told the estonian news portal and r that 20% of the district heating supply is powered by gas, current prices motivate to build boiler houses where wood chips can be used, but this investment takes at least a year, he said, given that the estonian population is has decreased by 15% over the past 30 years and amounts to only one million 300 people, approximately, as in latvia there may be gray alder for all of them at first, and enough was drowned with alder logs in the bleflyan and essland provinces. true, their population then 100 years ago was greater. eh, returned. e to the old fashioned way, that is, a stove stove and, accordingly, there you can skip not only firewood. uh, directly paper directly small small firewood from boxes and so on, everything that normally burns. well, of course, of course. except for uh, except for plastic and rubber, th

uh, wood decomposition. it is inhabited by various insects and gives different species.lly food. a huge variety of birds and more than 250 species of them live in belovezhskaya pushcha precisely due to old snags and mossy trunks. birds, in turn, allow the population of small predators to increase. the number of insects in pushcha is 8.5 thousand species and the majority. of them, they feed on dead wood invisible, microflora and microfauna, which also lives in trees, cannot even be counted. the fact that natural processes took place in belovezhskaya pushcha dead wood remained in the forest. this allowed this large amount of species diversity to be preserved. comparisons were made and they found, due to the forest, the decomposition period of this wood is shorter. that is, it decomposes more intensively about the fact that the microphone was preserved here and is present here, as it were, in greater numbers than other forests. well, plus , due to the fact that there is still a lot of dead wood on the ground, the main microcline is formed more humid and under these conditio

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but there are evacuations in emerald hills and in wood side. let's bring in jeff ranieri now. we've been tracking this for several hours. the bad news, jeff, it's high temperatures, but the good news is that the winds don't seem to be a problem. >> yes, 102 degrees currently. winds out of the northwest at 12. some isolated gusts up to 15, and some very low humidity at 13%. they're pouring a lot of resources on this, and as we've seen over the past couple of hours, they've been able to make some headway. but you don't want to led your guard down due to the hot temperatures we have. here's redwood city off towards the west near the 280 corridor. here's a closer view. we've been covering this quite a bit. it's near crest view drive and edgewood road. the fire in this vicinity. the way is wind is blowing, it's coming from the north and west, so the evacuations are in place for good reason because it's pushing embers to the south and east right towards this neighborhood. that's why, if you're sitting at home, you have an evacuation warning, you're watching this on your phone and yo

if it's just wood, you can cycle the wood burn for fuel. unless it's just concrete. you can recycle the concrete term revolve. but the moment you combine those things, mix them. it usually lands in the hazardous waste and sombre room, solid construction is an age old building method. and some old shapes are also enjoying a revival. for instance, the ancient romans used tapped concrete, which had no steel reinforcements, so they couldn't make rectangular window frames. instead they developed round arches like those and roman basilica as does impresses to tell girls there's a lot of interest because most people are sick to death is over use of technology and of the restrictions imposed by this technology which inhibits your freedom. when designing and making architecture of i'm and 2 of them. so people are very open to this idea on under following it closely. this affordance, if you do micros mantresa, this pilot project and bad idling could alter the future of construction. and harold, a return to architecture in its purest form, one that uses just a few natural mater

mostly wood. the city was subsequently restored in alma-ata, a seismic and meteorological station was organized june 9, 1868 for the first time was performed one of the most famous works of johann strauss's son, the waltz tales of the vienna woods, a concert was held in the subject of vienna in the park in honor of the prince and princess, the waltz is imbued with rapture in life and the beauty of nature. strauss simultaneously played the violin and directed the orchestra after 2 years. he set a world record that has not been beaten so far on tour in the united states conducted an orchestra of more than a thousand musicians strauss son was called the king of waltzes. he wrote 168 of them, and more than 200 dance pieces. these are polka quadrille mazurkas, raising dance music to the symphonic heights of the block tales of the vienna woods kaiser wilhelm awarded strauss with the order of the red eagle, one of the highest awards in germany on june 9, 1958 the americans from ili to the water, the worl

the first launch is set for later this month. >>> why tiger woods is passing on the u.s. and there's a plane crash investigation in southern california. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "los angeles times" reports a small plane crashed into a california home, seriously injuring the pilot yesterday in hemet, 75 miles east of los angeles. wreckage of the single-engine plane could be seen in the back yard of the home. two people inside the home were not hurt. >> i hear a noise squeaking like a tire squealing. and then boom -- just like that. it was everything -- windows shattered, rocks come in the house. >> the plane caught fire, but firefighters put it out before the flames spread to nearby homes. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> "the washington post" says a kansas woman who joined isis pleaded guilty to a terrorism charge. 42-year-old allison fluke ekren admitted in federal court yesterday that she was the leader of an all-female isis battalion in syria in 2017. according to court documents, she trained women and girls how

this is really a wood-burning car that got into the frame. the so -called gas generator. technology is based on the process of incomplete combustion of wood, when it smolders with an extremely limited amount of oxygen. in this case, carbon, the main element that makes up the tree, is not completely oxidized, and instead of carbon dioxide and water vapor, which do not burn in the furnace, carbon monoxide and hydrogen are released. being, on the contrary, very good fuel, then the mixture is cleaned , air is additionally mixed into it, and that's it. this is channeled into slightly modified internal combustion engine gas generators. they were invented at the beginning of the 19th century. they gained popularity in the thirties and forties of the last century in the soviet union. they were used only in the far north, where there were no gas stations. very powerful from 40 up to 60% of engine power. just imagine your engine on the same you 40 horsepower, and from it remains there. well, about 23 horses there, conditionally, of course, such a car would be less powerful, but nev

the use of wood and construction can save on emissions. prince eugene park in munich is a model timber settlement with 570 apartments. there's no waste when wood is used, even the shavings can be used as fuel and there are many other advantages they all have done a good, ceaseless time to construct a building to advise on which stores you too. hi, send me up. up to 3 percent more rentable space would be free to miss of it. and there is more efficiency with other units that all seem density about how we should build a promotional timber, elburn, illinois, bon sonya as her and her husband built this house in bavaria 6 years ago. according to credo to cradle criteria, there are only recyclable materials and the large one was untreated. the house was inspired by trees on the phone with him on and he absorbed solar energy and store c o 2 asked up anything that a tree doesn't need decomposes into the soil as a matter. yeah, so this material circularity is there, would achieve in food trees have a positive footprint. they foster life in their env

whether it's concrete, wood, or brick. they don't need any additional plastic installation, for example, inside the technical and electrical systems are made to be as simple as possible. pipes and wiring are easily accessible. so if something breaks down, it can be fixed fast. that's important to answer been who's construction firm conducts repairs on behalf of housing companies. from all, i mean we make a 1000000 repairs each year. so we knew what can break down or rewrote in the house . first off, or everything you emit all those cast, brick donors, kong and everything with doesn't have movable parts. are, isn't as likely to brigade as things the to, to like how put everything a t p regally. soon. should these homes be torn down at some point? they'll also have an advantage other buildings don't greener, waste, disposal, homes, news. if it's just brick, you can recycle to brick. if it's just wood, you can recycle the rude or burn it for fuel. and if it's just concrete, you can recycle the concrete toward all. but the mom

the use of wood and construction can save on emissions. prince utan parking munich is a model timber settlement with 570 apartments. there's no waste when wood is used, even the shavings can be used as fuel. and there are many other advantages out on could ceaseless time to construct a building to advise on which stores you too. hi, send me up up to 3 percent more rentable space when the creators receive it. and there is more efficiency with, with other units that are seeing density about how we should build a promotional timber woman. always born sonya as her and her husband built this house in bavaria 6 years ago. according to cradle to cradle criteria. there are only recyclable materials and the large one was untreated. the house was inspired by trees on the phone with him on and he absorbed solar energy and store c o 2 asked up anything that a tree doesn't need decomposes into the soil. as a matter. yeah, ok, so this material circularity is there, would achieve in food trees, have a positive footprint. they foster life in their environ

tales of the vienna woods, a concert was held in honor of the prince and princess, a waltz imbued with the ecstasy of life and the beauty of nature. strauss simultaneously played the violin and directed the orchestra after 2 years. he set the world a record that has not been broken so far on tour in the united states conducted an orchestra of more than a thousand musicians strauss son was called the king of waltzes. he wrote 168 of them, and more than 200 dance pieces. these are the bullets of the mazurka quadrille, raising the dance music to the symphonic heights of the blockage tales of the vienna woods kaiser wilhelm awarded strauss with the order of the red eagle, one of the highest awards in germany on june 9, 1958, the americans launched the world's first nuclear submarine. the ballistic missile boat was named george. washington, in honor of the first elected president of the united states, they were in such a hurry to overtake the soviet union that they took an ordinary submarine of the skidzhik series and crashed a 40-meter section with 16 launch silos into the middle, the boat

. >>> plus, exxon's ceo darren wood says the clean energy transition is to blame for high oil prices is he right? we will take a close look at energy policy, try to find possible solutions and figure out what it's all going to mean for your utility bills first, let's get a quick check on the markets where the dow is near session lows down almost 300 points right now after being up 400 earlier today it's the outperformer down 8/10, s&p is down 1.3, nasdaq down 2.25 energy is the best performing sector led higher by names like hess, marathon, and williams we also have qualcomm spiking midday on an analysts' tweet the tweet said apple is likely to keep using qualcomm 5g modem chips. qualcomm shares are up 5.5% right now. the market is facing a major test in the form of profit margins. bob pisani takes a closer look at the new york stock exchange bob. >> hello, kelly. goldman sachs says profit margins are likely to decline next year whether or not the economy falls into a recession how much will profit margins decline? well, again, it depends on what side of the recession debate you're o

please welcome evan rachel wood [ cheers and applause are you kidding me come on."super-ache" is out later tonight. give it up for conan gray, everyone [ cheers and applause feel good? feel good. now, here's how the game works evan, you'll start the round by pressing start on this buzzer right here, you draw a clue from the top of the pile you have to get your partner to guess the clue as quickly as possible then hand the buzzer off to the person on your right yeah, you can make any physical gesture. you can say whatever you want. but you can't say any word in the actual clue. if you're holding the buzzer when it goes off, your team loses that round we're going to play three rounds let's take our positions conan, you're over there, bud. >> am i'm here >> jimmy: evan, you're over there. you're over on this side >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, yeah. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: all right, evan, i'm going to give this to you, bud whenever you're ready, you press start, draw your clue. you feel like you've got a a connection with tariq? >> tariq: yes. >> we got this >> we got th

in the same place, entire wood processing plants were built, which supplied wood and still supply short-arms to western markets. here are the consumer high prices since july 15th. this means that partners are introducing a ban on the import of processed wood, contrary to all wto rules. what should these companies do? and they say that let's reconfigure government support methods, for example, we want to get a much larger logistics subsidy. why because to deliver? sorry, to turkey or iran, china is much more expensive and if the same subsidy that they had, let's say , was before logistics, they do not fit into the price. and we are just talking about the fact that now we need to reconsider, reload national projects and state programs are largely for the new corridors of the south, the east, if we are talking about exports , imports, and, if we talk about small medium-sized businesses, then, of course, reconsider first of all sectoral regulators, for example, the ministry of economic development, which means the ministry of industry to the ministry of agriculture, they have an understanding an

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they had more high status than wood-burning ones and looked better for stalkers .te for the nobility for ordinary people. it was for seven less status for seven less patterns and political ambitions and social let's say we find on the social ladder. square plan noon, departure vezha was awakened by the seventeenth century maya three tiers and a basement covered with a tented dah, the vezha at 1.600 on foot was occupied by a saw with droula diaryma on the curtains and iron craters on top, yakis, we find everything in the ears. then the kongo would bury the crypt and close it with iron-studded doors, and the windows were clogged with iron craters. why did i find such a regular pastel castle shape. we believe that the architect of the grand duchy of uh lithuanian church castles will remember the same vile castle this year to rent on the island of lessons and you can give such a rank look in this place will become important era. gone at this hour. e could take a look at the antique spachin, and in the antique spachin e we do the same regular routines ourselves, but onl

a roller coaster built out of wood and pvc pipes. to build but you get it all back charging for photos of himself at the end of each ride. he said he's obsessed with the roller coaster, look how happy it is. he asked to write again and again, you might say is a one track mind. the city has gone viral on youtube backing up 51 million views making this the most watched movie of the ride since pirates of the caribbean. hey, jack hospital. topic number four. while you are focusing on the queens jubilee, another glorious british condition taking place, feast your eyes on the ham cheese role, annual event where competitors tumbledown to catch a rolling wheel. i haven't seen this many reddish roles since i watched james cordon. just kidding. i have to throw myself on a mountain to watch that. this year's winner, chris anderson, 23 times one before, a broken wrist, bruised kidney and a concussion. this guy rolling down the hill or amber heard? hard to say. stood up the jury, they were asleep. the composition saying getting too old for this.

the wood looks good and maintains moisture.s ideal for oniri. >> kyogi is as thin as spliced paper and is said to deter bacteria. the city used to have a thriving kyogi industry. however, plastic became pre- eminent and a number of manufacturers dwindled. only one such company remains in the city. the family has been in the business for 70 years. the machine is used that's been on the job for half a century. it turns lumber into thin slices of kyogi. adjustments are made to match the hartness of the wood and the amount of resins. >> even three of the sale pad have differences. i keep their characteristic in mind as i slice them. shippakura's son is lening the trade. >> i have not reached my father's level of skill yet. >> hirikori has work with the office of tourism. he has come to realized the importance of kyogi to the community. >> the product that our family business turns out is valuable. i would like to make sure that future generations can enjoy it, too. >> hiroaki takes pictures of the protest and posts them online, a v

you are not the most comfortable in the woods on the other side.tely, forestry is not the highest paid job. we are trying to reverse just recently signed this plum agreement with the unions. look at social services with a guarantee and there, in part before the holidays, in terms of increasing western fees in part there is saturn's resort provision and means treatment, that is, it is to be solved, but in the figures of our forestry. what does it look like today, and what would you, uh, call might be super important? what can be called disturbing figures are the first two super-important figures for understanding the forest area of ​​russia, the forests of russia are that 1 billion 200 million hectares of russia is the first country in the world in terms of forest area, this is a fifth of the world's forests located on the territory of russia the second figure, which pleases me is , of course, the area of ​​the recovery sheet. we reached an area of ​​1 million, 200,000 hectares that year. this is a really big number. well , they said that we are pes

it turns out that wood was adding risk.e doing and why >> well, just within the last year, she slashed the number of holdings in etf and went from 60 to 35. so what does that do that means that you have more stocks specific risk and less liquidity. >> and more vulnerable to severe losses but there is talk of succession in may, ark, the fund named t current analystsas portfolio managers and cathie wood have been in charged nine etfs under the ark fund maybe that gets a change >> we'll see thank you. >>> let's get to contessa brewer now for the cnbc news update. >> good afternoon, here is your news update. the january 6 hearings are continuing right now retired judge michael luttig accused president trump and his allies of launching a war on democracy. >> that declaration of donald trump as the next president would have plunged america into what i believe would have been tant amount to a revolution. >> he said in a constitutional crisis two veterans who volunteered in ukraine have been reported missing by families. alex burqa

the first question alone is to identify the wood.d wood grew on the site that they had, let's say it is indicated in the documents or on the site where it was illegally cut down, and the second question, which asks to establish the season or year when this tree the redneck was cut down, because they can say that we harvested the wood not this year, how is it? yes, two or three years ago. there he was just lying on the floor. perfectly preserved, we are conducting an examination. yes, this is wood, these trees grew here on this site. that is, they kind of sawed off illegal. yes, they were back, in such and such a year everything turns out. now after the new year. when we throw out the christmas tree, i will definitely find out. where did she come from, where did she grow up and how old was she absolutely exactly. try it's like opening a bottle yourself. i don't drink, neither do i. it's not that easy to twist. yes, it's like a sport. it is the sound of wood being cut, the blade cuts it. enough. now the next step, now insert the device

surf board maker hobi alter who started making boards with light weight wood switched to polyurethanehe sport to the next level. california store still thriving and the namesake boards still made the oldschool way. sh shaper gary larson starts with a blank piece of foam and custom carves it for a surfer's specific needs, he'll angle the side or rails to help the board stay put on a steep wave face, sharpen the nose for high performance turns or carve a wider tail for stability. >> these are stringers so these are wood. >> reporter: some boards have thin strips of wood, called stringers running down the middle for added stiffness and style, this model runs around $1,800 but each surf board is different. >> i've had boards i've tried to duplicate for myself and each board has its own characteristics. >> reporter: like snow flakes, no two are alike. >> i agree, that's a good analogy. >> reporter: don't get me wrong, you can buy a machine-made board too like the one i'm paddling. they're often cheaper and easier to ride, but they'll never have this certain something that a shaper puts int

it takes less wood to cook and cooks foster . we need 4 kilos of wood for this one. and we used to ne, 10, how can it at any level and that lowers c o 2 emissions. and even for the chart would left over the plantation owner has an idea the families can sell it to the plantation. and then the charcoal can be used to dry out the tea leaves, instead of the climate damaging black coal with $25.00 kilos times $400.00. that makes 100 rupees 8. you had 4 air con artist new stove helps us in some money by selling the left over coals to the t. planned to ashley pack ran through our mission, nevada, and my family benefits from the additional income body. that bush me, little paragraph g. 10. patel's ingenuity to lower c o 2 emissions knows no limits. the plantation is already preparing for its next project, sponsored by german climate organization. atmospheric for different compost mixtures are being enriched with environmental bio coal. so what mix makes the best fertilizer project manager so much data is hoping this effort will boost to yields by up to 30 percent. will see t

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the wood passes through it.l radiation dissipates and loses strength, so a house made of timber, for example, is slower heats up and cools down in your victor fell in love at first sight in the cool house. we don't have air conditioners, maximum. we, uh, open the windows to ventilate. and all and quite comfortable for the night. it uh cools down when the temperature drops below and that temperature over the next day. he holds. true, a house made of wood is an expensive pleasure. yes, and the material itself is capricious cracking and gaining moisture, but there are modern materials. alexander's house has frame walls. sandwich, according to the principle of a thermos made of wood insulation with wind protection and vapor barrier insulation in this house in the walls 250 mm, in the ceiling 300 in the floor is also 300 in the house 20 degrees on the street of the order, 26 °. compared to a stone house. here, energy costs for heating a house are three times less than those made of bricks. in winter, the boiler opera

ladies and gentlemen, here and around the world, cathie wood. cathie: thank you. kriti: you have been listening to cathie wood speaking to ed ludlow in arkansas. talking about innovation but something she did talk about is among the many concepts in the etf space. give her a shout out. let's get a recap about what she talked about. she ended with comments on passive investing. this is something you know about and have written about in your latest book. talk about the significance of passive investing when we talk about low liquidity, high volatility. eric: cathie on twitter said passive investing will be the worst investment of capital. people are saving for retirement and kids' college funds. are you going to put that into ark? we have seen flows go to dirt cheap passive and the other go to stuff that is a good complement, crypto, ark, thematic etfs. she is standing on the shoulders of jack vogel because people in passive love the low cost but they are bored. they want to do something that has made a big upside and he gives them much more patience for ark's volat

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and arc invests cathie wood says investors should just trust her. but first let's get a look at some market stocks falling after a two day rally. chips dragging stocks down. joining us now is abigail doolittle. abigail: at one point we had the nasdaq 100 higher. it seemed as though stocks would put a three-day rally together, but that didn't happen. some pressures including oil rising, inflation, yields rising inflation, and the head of the sec, gary gensler, at a tech conference, gave some details around potential regulation for markets. that is when stocks seemed to take a nosedive. the s&p 500 closing down more than 1%. nasdaq 100 down more than three quarters of 1%. yields higher. investors continue to be worried about inflation ahead of friday's all important cpi report. there is hope especially for large cap tech. when we look at what is happening, we are looking at a fancy chart put together by our very talented markets team. the nasdaq 100, shown here in white, is a downtrend. in yellow we are looking at the number of the nasdaq 100 members

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woods has won 15 major tournaments.his golf winnings account for less than 10% of his wealth. most of it comes from endorsements. and a big change for fast food lovers in russia. tomorrow 854 mcdonald's locations in the country will reopen under a new logo. that's supposed to be a burger and two fries. gone are the golden arches, the new owner, a siberian billionaire. the restaurant's new name is still unknown. the first mcdonald's opened in moscow in 1990. but after three decades of operating in russia, mcdonald's sold all of its operations there following moscow's invasion of ukraine. next on the "cbs week next on the "cbs weekend news," kibble kindness-- the arizona teen taking care of pets and their best friends. ends. to daily digestive support. to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. ♪♪ giorgio, look. the peanut butter box is here. ralph, that's the chewy pharmacy box with our flea and tick meds. it's not peanut butter. i know, i know. but every time the box comes, we get the peanut bu

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tiger woods says he will not be playing at next week's u.s. open. his body needs more time following that february 2021 car crash. for more news download our app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight the pressure to do something on gun reform came to washington today in moving testimony and star power. oscar award winning actor and uvalde native matthew mcconaughey gave one of the most emotionally powerful speeches about gun laws that we've ever seen at the white house, this after visiting robb elementary school in his hometown, where 19 kids and two teachers were killed. mcconaughey talked about growing up in uvalde where he learned responsible gun ownership. and he said now is the window of opportunity where real change can happen. and the reminder of the gun violence epidemic in this country is on display not far from the white house. more than 45,000 flowers on the national mall to represent the number of americans who died from gun violence each year

between daren woods and mark zuckerberg, i'm going with zuckerberg >> i'm hanging with woods. i did a lot of hanging with daren woods, the ceo of exxonmobil we'll talk more about the markets this morning jim mentioned an important point, which is what happens in 2040 when all the vehicles are electric and the demand for gasoline is far lower than it is daren woods says that will take us back to 2014, 2013, in terms of the demand for our earth according to models. why? he says chemicals. listen >> as the ceo of a plant like this, what are you looking for, if anything? what's catching your eyes as important? >> when i zo a plant visit, i'll talk to the operators doing a job. one of the critical factors to successfully managing safety is keeping their head in the game the whole time it gives me a chance to talk to people doing real work in a day, this is where the money is made. >> this plant spread over 1,000 acres, is a joint venture between exxon and a saudi company. earnings last year $6.8 billion earnings >> it was a pretty good year people forget, too, they think about it b

cathie wood's big bet. >>> and making investors a lot of green lately. it is thursday, june 9th this is "worldwide exchange. >>> well good morning, good afternoon or good evening. welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan good to be with you on thursday morning. let's kick it off with your market and money stock futures are flat to slightly down across the board these are -- well, you know what i wrote that literally 270 seconds ago. now we're seeing stock futures higher this is a good lesson for me why i'm not saying don't rely on the futures. maybe we shouldn't show them they are voluvolatile dow futures are up 97. nasdaq higher as well. this after stocks fell again small and midcap hit the hardest. s&p is 14% from the key highs. >>> the benchmark 10-year yield is 3.2%. oil is moving higher crude hitting $122 yesterday it is down just a touch. it is still over $121. by the way, the uae energy minister on the tape yesterday, saying oil is where nowhere near the potential highs. natural gas is $8.30 per unit. now 21 state

we spoke to wood at the up summit in arkansas.you look at our flagship's performance from the low in covid to the peak in february of 2021, that was 360% increase. innovation solves problems. we had a lot of problems through the coronavirus. we were rewarded accordingly. since then, peak to trough. down 75%. why? inflation and interest rates. and it is really interesting to be near walmart territory because we are learning a lot from retailers now. inventories, yes. so the fear of rising interest rates and inflation out of control has gripped the market. that is the equity market. if you look at the fixed income market, it does not agree with that. the 10 year treasury bond yield is 3%. that instrument should be one of the most responsive to inflation fears. 3% suggests gdp growth 3%, 4% the next 10 years. it is not being corroborated by fixed income markets, and i do not think we are in a period where we cannot extricate ourselves from this. the inventory stories are a very good example of why inflation has become a problem. the

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the archers are now being made with java wood. and instead of whale oil, they are using fiberglass and chemical. tar. in addition to climate change and drying marshes, but makers also face frequent pockets bothers a 3rd generation boat builder and says it's quicker using more than equipment and imported materials, a cheap turn, a lot of investment. i thought the old boat was made of wood, cotton and nails. now all these materials not used now fiberglass is used. it's better than the old way. previously, people waited for a month to get a boat, but with low water level, there's no words. my biggest fear is the drought. no water means no work for us. one of the world's largest inland delta has shrunk from $9000.00 to just under 800 square kilometers. the marshes were dried for oil production and agriculture from the 970 than to combat on groups in the 1990 s. and people from the marshes. c promises to help have just been quote, ink and paper. linda shuddered. the government did not do anything for the marshes, no strategic plans, no

evacuations in emerald hills and wood side. not just the fire, there are more than 11,000 pg&e customers who are without power at this hour. jeff is rejoining us, and without power, it's still 95 degrees along the peninsula. a lot of people struggling to stay cool here. >> it's going to be very uncomfortable, certainly over the next several hours. 95 degrees. we have a little breeze out of the west at 10. more coverage of that at www.nbcbayarea.com. when it comes to our temperatures, record setting heat. 102 in concord, santa rosa one of the hottest at 104. also a sweltering day in san francisco at 92. close to the record of 95 set way back in 1929. on the seven-day forecast, what you'll see is a chance of spotty thunderstorms wednesday and thursday, and gradually numbers will drop 90s and eventually we'll get into some 80s by early next week. raj, the other thing we have to put on the table is any lightning strikes the next few days could start more fires. we'll have the radar going and active. any lightning gets near us, we'l

the top layer is perfectly clean oak wood without any knots. fiocchi in italian flakes. we install the door frame and hang it on hidden hinges, canvas with classic firewood. behind this door is a garage. and we separate the entrance hall same, but with translucent handle inserts in black matte finish. now all four doors have a common denominator. the room became light. so we didn’t add windows, all the same windows in the kitchen, one here, overlooking the veranda, but just in space, finally there was light, of course. in the same place, we completely changed the gamut of this room. we knocked it out and got rid of any contrasts that gave yellow brown shades. it's a completely different atmosphere. this is an engineered board, the top layer of oak and covered with oil, yes, that's all. this oil with small, subtle, barely noticeable sheen, perhaps, will also create such a sunny playful. mood, some glare, everywhere light, everywhere, the sun. we have in the kitchen here we have a glitter board. we will also raise the wall, which will break the f