belleau wood. >> american history tv visited key monuments, battlefields, and cemeteries in northeastern france with historian mitchell yockelson. to begin the story, we visit the chateau-thierry monument about 60 miles from paris to learn why u.s. forces were in the region and how they helped the french. >> directly behind me is the chateau-thierry monument. we are on top of hill 204. 204 means that the hill is 204 meters high. the significance of this monument is to honor the american troops who fought in this sector. aisne is one of the rivers, marne the other. there was significant engagement in between the two rivers from the end of may through the middle of july of 1918. the chateau-thierry monument is being restored in honor of the world war i centennial taking place for the american contribution from 2017 to 2018. on the opposite side of the monument from where i'm standing are statues of two women, one american, one french, who are holding hands in honor of their sons, brothers, uncles, an

artillery was used heavily during the battle of belleau wood, fired deep into the woods, which forced germans to scatter from their entrenched positions and allowed an opening which the 5th and 6th marines took advantage of. the marines launched an offensive attack towards belleau wood. the americans are forced to go across hedges and heavy rows of wheat, which is now in full bloom in june. it will take another two weeks before the americans are able to penetrate to the south end of the woods and finally, on june 24th, a major thrust takes the marines through the woods, hand-to-hand fighting. on june 25th, the marines have penetrated deep into the woods, but the germans haven't fully retreated. finally, by that evening and into the next day, the 26th, the marines have full control of the woods. word is sent to fourth marine brigade commander general harbor and the marines now have been victorious. by the 26th, the marines have captured belleau wood and have prevented the germans from going any further in their offensive towards paris. the field pieces that we see here and the other ma

wood.t people are surprised to understand here at the aisne-marne cemetery. it's the battle of belleau wood. we are here on the battlefield where primarily a u.s. marine corps took over three weeks a very bloodied combat in june of 1918. in fact, relieved by u.s. army troops who continued on the fight. many of you fell into fields to my left here. beautiful french countryside as it was in 1918. you've got a lot of stories here of u.s. marine corps, u.s. army. we have our medal of honor recipient buried just behind the camera. so many stories to tell. just trying to find ways to make that connection with the visitor who has limited time at the sites. how about the hill 204 chÂteau thierry? visit under your direction as well? >> we manage out of the cemetery office. we manage the battlefield of belleau wood. two inch acres approximately of the original battle sight of belleau wood and yes hill 204, we call it the chÂteau thierry american monument, but it's on hill 204 for the meter height, 20

jones, about solutions on wood street to solve the issues raised about wood street. i would like to know what solutions you would propose on wood street and what assurance do we have as a planning commission those solutions would be implemented because the only tool we have at our disposal, is the location of the driveway and so, you are not under our jurisdiction and we could have great ideas today and they could never be implemented and the problems that are concerning the residents and the supervisor, could come to pass. help me understand what the solutions are and how or when they could be implement. >> i'm going to let daniel answer the questions about this solutions and i might add on how about how they're implemented. >> some items we have in our toolkit. one of them was already recommended to the sponsor through the ask that review of the project. the street design advisory team reviewed the project and that would be a two-space loading zone on the geary front age and environmental review but it was recommended to the sponsor and that would provide curb spac

kath cathie wood has more money in and pushed it still with more money.n february, the flows continued through april. there was a by the dip mind set given woods' tremendous track record, lots of investors kept throwing money at the funds on weakness but you see that's no longer the case. buyers can only take so much under performance so in may ark experienced the first month of negative flows and over a year and a half so far the negative flows continued through june ex rebounded through lows with the hyper growth stocks bouncing off the bottom, the bulls have a lot less firepower because cathie wood no longer has a bazooka. look at ark invests largest funds. they have eight etfs but the top three dwarf the rest they surged from $125 at the beginning of the year to under 160 at the february highs, 125, 160. okay these are all really good charcharts of head and shoulders patterns falling to 119 as of today at these levels, ark's innovation fund is down nearly 5% for the year. a and p is up 11%. nasdaq is gaining 9% other the same period. the largest holdi

many products contain tropical wood. but where is that from labels on certified goods are supposed to make their origin more transparent. but does that make them agreement to with another tree is being cut down and one of the world's primeval forests, the wood harvested from them qualifies for certification by the forest stewardship council. even though old growth forests a crucial to the health of the planet, the fee is an international organization committed to sustainable forest management . them also proclaimed forest for all, for ever. there is the man who to the bridge to make sure the force is helpful. a lot of customers who buy s s c certified products, choose them because they believe it's for a good cause. it is actually true nature conservation expert, a bush has carried out a scientific analysis of the f s. c. certification system does f a c z good did fill the f. a c label stands for woods that has been harvested in a variety of ways. it might come from a huge, clear cutting in old growth forest. from eucaly

the timber they supply tends to be far less valuable than tropical woods. and that's why the focus here is on quantity, not quality areas that were until recently blanketed in trees. hundreds of years old, a stripped back an old green forest clear cut. but even this timber is f, f fi certified wise. because s s t rules are designed to also take the host countries economic interests into accounts. in return, the log in companies must meet ecological requirements that the f s. c has deemed reasonable to determine whether the f s system helps protect forrest's p. s. e bush and his team travel to an old growth forest in russia. and for the certified, clear counting is also permitted in the candles. greek and the research is compared areas with and without the f s. c label. they found that clear cutting in line with f s. c criteria brings no ecological benefits and it has a serious impact on old growth forests. is in, in the region we're studying, we can say with relative certainty that the old growth forest will eventually be depleted the next inflation for leo

maybe i'll start with you, mayor woods. mayor woods: well, thank you, chair smith. if chair brown will call you chair smith, i'll call you there as well. from the city of tempe, from the study we conducted before we were mayor, we need 11,000 additional units just to keep pace with demand. the challenges is not just the cost of lumber and steel and everything else. it's the fact that our state legislature has implemented policies such as we are the only state in the entire country without taxing finance as a tool. rent control, those are all practices that have been banned by our state legislature. but the reality is for being a mayor on the ground -- and you know this as being a former chief of staff to a mayor -- we still have an obligation to provide housing and solutions to our cities. i can't just as a mayor blame the state legislature and wash my hands of it. we have to figure out other ways to get things done. we invested $1.2 million of city owned funds from our hometown for all program which we developed in a proprietary fashion to clean up five lots of lan

so the 27th, indiana is going to spend their night in mcalister's woods facing away. along the creek making sure that those confederates skirmishers are not going to come back and so they're not going to get a whole lot of rest that night because they know that the confederates are practically on top of it. on top of that rankin and his company company a are put out as skirmishers along the creek that evening, so he's going to get even less rest than some of his comrades might. so now we move into the early morning of july 3rd. the 12th core is obviously not particularly happy that the confederates have taken some of their old positions on culp's hill and their core commander henry slocum has given that order to drive them out at daylight. so you have the 27th, indiana facing away along the creek you have the 13th, new jersey partially facing the creek and partially lined along the woods you see in that shot you have the second massachusetts kind of behind that shot and you i'll show you guys a map of that a little later. and although fighting is going to begin elsewh

who's she -- >> cathey wood in -- >> i want to understand the terms at play. what do they know -- what does she know they don't? who's "they" >> they! them >> those guys? >> the regulators. >> those guys. >> the rich players. the regulators we still haven't heard from secretary yellen treasury secretary gary gensler head of the s.e.c we're waiting to hear from them. they're very focused on payment for order flow which is completely unimportant because if you just say it's paid -- people can make a judgment whether they get good execution or not they should be focused on things like this. and tether, which are -- you know, our own kate rooney saying tether may be the link. >> i watched kate. >> tether is something we got to stay close to. >> yesterday talked about the commercial paper. >> yeah. >> no one i know has ever sold them any commercial paper. so, david, i want to know where they're getting it -- stock again, boy, they loved that. >> we do the woodstock we like that and, of course, our spac stuff. >> what about the meme did you know textron, a breakup t

many products contain tropical wood. but where is it from? labels on certified goods are supposed to make their origin more transparent. but does that make them green? and to me, another tree is being cut down and one of the world's primeval forests, the wood harvested from them qualifies for certification by the forest stewardship council. even though old growth forests are crucial to the health of the planet, the se is an international organization committed to sustainable forest management . them also proclaims far for all forever. there is the man who to the birds, to make sure the forest is helpful. a lot of customers who buy f s c certified products, choose them because they believe it's for a good cause. it is actually true. nature conservation expert p. s. it has carried out a scientific analysis of the f. s fees, certification system, those f a c z goods did fill the f. a c label stands for word that has been harvested in a variety of ways. it might come from huge, clear cutting in old growth forest. available from eucalyptus plantat

if you are in kathy woods archegos i woods ark innovation etf you might want to knock on wood, if youl, dan says we're coming against a critical moment for this trade. >> just look at the one year chart, down trend from 160 to 100 earlier in the week and had a really nice bounce, trading right at its 200-day moving average. purely from a technical standpoint that's a smoothing mechanism look at that chart it's a really critical spot. yes it's great that it's over. that down trend but if it fails at 200 day we could be testing 100 again. we know tesla is 10% square roku teledoc. controversial names. high valuation high growth names. this is important from sentiment standpoint, it's not about name stocks, it's about companies that will change the world, that's what she thinks will happen but high valuation. >> again, it all comes back to interest rates so does this trade, grasso? >> it does when you look at the chart i was looking at the 50-week moving average and is the same as the 200-day moving average 10 it's stagge so it's stagger there right below and playing games, it does this a

ones. >> ticks like wooded shaded areas that have a lot of leaf litter. >> reporter: scientists have known that areas like this are breeding ground for ticks but a recent study of california's coastal communities found the pesky and potentially dangerous insects in large numbers along the coast as well. >> ticks are found pretty abundantly in scrubby brushy areas bordering the beaches. >> reporter: the discovery is a warning to hikers and beachgoers as we enter the warm summer months. >> i love to go in the woods. >> reporter: he said he takes all of the proper precautions like wearing insect repellent and closed toe shoes and pants and long sleeves and conducting frequent checks for ticks. >> you are in the woods there is a chance you will find some of them and i go camping a lot and i take a repellent. >> reporter: it can produce flulike symptoms including a spiking fever and fatigue and body aches of the most commonly recognized symptom is a rash near the bite itself. >> in some cases but not all there is a rash that presents in the form of a bull's-eye surrounding where the bite

but most of us do not realize europe's woods are in serious danger. the greatest foe surprisingly small is the past 3 years. the tiny bark beetle has spread through europe, spruce forests, attacking countless trees. the insect poses a grave danger, says belgian forest re expert hubert or toys. even though technically, the beetle only attacks stick trees, you know, through pittsbur, the natural response of bruce tree or any tree for that matter against bark beetle is to produce a sap. in the hearts was trapped in the beetle, cannot grow to maturity and then dies in the bomb. and batteries that lack water at their roots can't produce sap than can attend, are therefore defenseless against the insect on an unreasonable and capable of. it was also that though this year was rather cool and damp so far, that was not enough to offset 3 years of drought and drive away the people we meet at chance ny as his family. his own this far as to the east in belgium for the past 100 years. about 60 percent of europe's forests, a privately owned and posed huge problems f

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maybe i'll start with you mayor woods. >> thank you chair smith. really appreciate it. senator brown called your chair smith so i am as well. i just want to say on our end in the city of tempe recognize that a study that was feasible before became it we need 11000 additional units just to keep pace with current demand. some of the challenges quite honest they are not simply the cost of lumber, steel and everything else. it's the factor state legislatures in policies where the only state in the entire country without tax refinancing as a tool. inclusionary zoning, rent control, those are practices that been banned by our state legislature. the reality is as being a mayor on the ground and you know that assuming a former chief of staff to a mayor that we still have an obligation to provide housing and solutions to her cities. i can't just as a mayor wash my hands of it. we had to figure other ways to get things done. we currently vested one point to million dollars of city-owned funds from her hometown program which we developed in a proprietary fashion to cleanup five di

wood is a long time bitcoin fool and buying up the crypto in coinbase and basescale brian?y much let's leave it there and pick it back up and stick with crypto. bitcoin continuing to trade well off the highs earlier this year and according to the recent note from jpmorgan chase, it is not elon musk tweets or the crackdown in china bringing crypto down a bit, but the death of cash in the asset class and little interest with institutional players. the author of the report is the global market strategist for jpmorgan chase is crypto dried up or has it simply slowed down >> it dried up it turned negative in may. it is closer to flat at the moment when we look at the futures. bitcoin and it is important to highlight the slowing or the drying up of the labels started in may we started seeing before the may correction we started seeing the way bitcoin fans there they showed an opportunity to move into bitcoin and away from gold they did the opposite. they started doing the opposite from april to may. the moment we are skilltill stuk we don't see a lot of buy flow like previously i

and woods have bounced back after underperforming. it is up about 16% for the month of june. kate rooney, thank you. when i first read the story i thought about kathy wood being able to replace her bitcoin holdings with her own etf eventually which she owned etfs in some of her etfs brian kelly, which is not a good thing for the other bitcoin holdings but what do you make of all of this noise >> there is a lot out there. first of all, remember kathy wood was one of the first, in fact i believe the first etf manager to put bitcoin into it when she bought the gray scale trust. i think it was way back in 2014 or 2015. so she has been a pioneer in this i think what i would make of this, this is a add to the long list of companies that now want to have a bitcoin etf, i do think we're going to get one relatively soon. probably in the next 12 months or so would be my wild guess on whether or not we have it. but i would say, if you look at what has happened in the bitcoin market, we've had a good sentiment shift over the weekend and this ads to the bullish let me ask you something th

i'm deirdre bosa with jon fortt, john kequintanilla and julia boorstin >>> cathie wood and crypto, why arc is looking to launch its own bitcoin etf. the biggest ipo of the year, what to expect from the di di debut tomorrow >>> all against the backdrop of more record highs, nasdaq just dipping into the red a moment ago. but currently up one point after hitting yet odd all time high along with the s&p 500 yesterday. the s&p 500 is shooting for five straight gains, we haven't done that since march tech stocks continue to lead the charge in june, jon, as a lot of chartsfound new life. >>> tech stocks, we begin with facebook, hitting a trillion dollar market cap, the fifth company ever to do that. and it got a boost there after a judge dismissed the ftc's complaint and state antitrust cases against the social giant stocks easing off this morning after yesterday's surge before the close and now off those highs. julia, what seems to me to be most interesting here is the sort of warning shot toward the authorities out there coming after big tech that if you accuse them of being monopolies, you

the fire and the smoke and all the woods give a completely different character to the food. so basically it can the navy and food usually is pretty bland. so the sweet or acidity and but here you get that grilled flavor to it. that open fire cooking character chopping wood is part of the kitchen routine. x that uses only birchwood it burns without getting off sparks and develops a pleasant aroma. if stephen used to fire the old cast iron stove, you got the idea to cook over an open fire at his vacation house. so i bought this small little house and where we didn't have electricity. so i started play around with these techniques and then everyone, all the guests came to love the food. so i thought it was a great idea to maybe do this into a restaurant concept. the restaurant is located in central star wood and other natural materials dominate the interior and furnishings in the last ex that team is constantly at work creating new dishes for example, beef steaks, flames over hay and monk fish smoked in juniper with metals and wild garlic. capers. smoking is one of the principa

i'm the founder of woods beer company and the proprietor of woods copy k open 2 henry adams what makes us unique is that we're reintegrated brooeg the beer and serving that cross the table people are sitting next to the xurpz drinking alongside we're having a lot of ingredient that get there's a lot to do the district of retail shop having that really close connection with the consumer allows us to do exciting things we decided to come to treasure island because we saw it as an amazing opportunity can't be beat the views and real estate that great county starting to develop on treasure island like minded business owners with last week products and want to get on the ground floor a no-brainer for us when you you, you buying local goods made locally our supporting small business those are not created an, an sprinkle scale with all the machines and one person procreating them people are making them by hand as a result more interesting and can't get that of minor or anywhere else and san francisco a hot bed for local manufacturing in support that is what keeps your city vibrant we'll make

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the hottest stocks on the market was pulled back hard from its highs, the company that makes faux woodts, i figured it was a fabulous play on a scorching hot housing marketings and the sky high price of lumber the price of blumber has plunged down about 40% and that's why it's tumbled from 51 to 39 and change, despite the fact that the company just turned in an excellent quarter last month i think it's a mistake to view this thing as a proxy for the price of lumber. don't take it from me. jesse sing, the president and ceo of azex company welcome back to "mad money." >> it's great to be here thanks for having me on again. >> we have to get this thing straight, the reason why people like azek is because it looks good, and it holds up well they do not buy it because it's cheaper or more expensive than timber. >> you're absolutely right if you look at our value proposition, it's really providing a fantastic product on the outside of homes that beautifies the home but also gives you a chance to have low maintenance for years to come, and we've been growing the business over the last decade.

cathie wood has the approach to take the heat off consumers. we will explain. >>> and pulling the plug elon musk scrapping plans for the souped up model s. it is monday, june 7th, 2021 you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning i'm seema mody here is how the money and global markets are setting up the day stock futures are lower. stocks ended the week in the green. nasdaq and nas ddaq 100 are comg off a three-week winning streak. to the bond market we will look at the 10-year treasury 1.57%. the energy market is grabbing the attention of investors crude at the highest level since october of 2018. right now, we are lower in negative territory wti crude is below $70 the morning crypto check bitcoin all over the place facing pressure on news of the crackdown in china we are looking at bitcoin at $36,131. up 1%. the meme stocks which got a lot of attention last week we are monitoring those names like amc which is up 5.6% in extended trade gamestop up 1.3% still seeing a lot of the names getting a lot of attention >>> around the

mayor woods is recognized for five minutes. mayor woods, welcome. >> thank you. good morning chairman brown. >> ring member toomey and member of the committee. thank you for inviting me to be here today to speak with you about the housing transportation and notice of needs of america's cities. i am the mayor of tempe arizona and the census will likely say 200,000 residents live within our borders. however due to the number of people who call tempe home we have a day daytime population that's 70% grayer than our sense success population. we are a lands locked community so we only have the option the build as we continue to grow in size. with our focus on sustainability development density and public transportation are signal to our city's long term on playing. the median is $58,000, lower unanimous the national average of $62,800 but the average cost of a home is $270,000, 20% higher than the national average. in tempe this disparity results in 42% of renters and 24% of homeowners being considered cost burdened which is defined as may go more than 30% of their gro

many products contain tropical wood . but where is that from labels on certified goods are supposed to make their origin more transparent. but does that make them green and to me, another tree is being cut down and one of the world's primeval forests, the wood harvested from them qualifies for certification by the forest stewardship council. even though old growth forests, a crucial to the health of the planet, the fee is an international organization committed to sustainable forest management . them also proclaimed forests for or forever. there's been there to the burge to make sure that a lot of customers who buy f s c certified products, choose them because they believe it's for a good cause. it is actually true nature conservation expert p. f. a has carried out a scientific analysis of the f s. fees certification system does f, a c z goods did feel whole. the f a c label stands for words that has been harvested in a variety of ways. it might come from huge, clear cutting and old growth forests available from eucalyptu

here's andrea canning with "deep in the woods." >> reporter: it's closed, now. just a decrepit, old shack, with only the weeds for company. the good times are long gone. back when it was a watering hole for some of the soldiers based at nearby ft. bragg. famous for billiards, beer, and karaoke, it was once a popular, little pub called froggy bottoms. and it was where private-first class, kelly bordeaux, planned to unwind one-friday night back in april, 2012. friday, the 13th. kelly was just 23. a mere 5'1" and barely 100 pounds. but she could hold her own with anybody. >> girl power, indeed. >> to her older siblings, matt and olivia, kelly was always the perfect combination of tough and sweet. >> bouncy, bubbly, happy. and just trying to have a good time. >> i think she was always working to get better. she had a driven personality. >> reporter: kelly, also, had a big heart. she was warm and generous. always putting others first. >> she liked to help people that she saw needed help. she wanted them to be better, because she could help them to be better. >> repor

and maybe i'll start with you, mayor wood. >> well, thank you, chair smith. really appreciate it. instead of-- i'm going to call you smith as well. a study conducted before i became mayor we need 11,000 units of additional housing to keep up with demand. it's not just the cost of lumber and steel, it's that they've implemented policies so that we're the only state in the entire country for taxing and financing is a tool. rent control, and those are around practices banned by the state legislature. and you know this from being a former chief of staff. that we have an obligation to provide housing and solutions to our cities. i can't just, as a mayor, blame the state legislature and wash my hands of it. we have to figure out other ways to get things done. we've currently invested 1.2 million for our hometown programs that we've cleaned up five different lots of land along our light rail corridor. the purpose is to make sure that we're giving land to developers, they're actually getting clean dirt without remediation costs. and we think with all of what we're currently given as a cit

it was in the rear area a very rear area in a quiet sector you can imagine that if you had all the wood in the world all the labor in the world and all the and and nobody was shelling at you you could you could you could build something like this, but this isn't the case in a normal sector in in the in the front lines. you'd see sandbags corrugated tin corrugated iron and they even experimented with chain link fencing to keep the to keep the dirt back trench warfare. nobody really wanted to get into this. they had seen what had happened in the sino-japanese war, but what happens is with the the mass mobilizations of armies and that's the two armies clash at the battle of frontiers in 1914, they clash they dig in and they start trying to out flank each other each time met with stalemate. so by the end of 1914 early 1915. you have a solid line of trenches from the base of the swiss alps in the south to the belgian coast where the war sits for about the next four years the french army generally holds about 80% of the line when you really look at the war the french army the french army has

in the meantime, we've placed this wood panel to cover the hole.d six months later someone did it again. this time they removed the wood panel and used a step stool to get in. at this point, we're not replacing the wood panel. and by the way. every time this has happened, i reported it to police because i want to be a statistic. we've caught people on camera stealing and scooping up the front of our home. >> i think everyone feels the asian hate crime the number of car break-ins, the blatant shoplifting that we see in stores. and that's scary. that's scary for residents. that's scary for tourists coming into san francisco. >> reporter: according to studies 44% of voters said they are likely to move out of san francisco in the next few years. >> things have deteriorated. >> reporter: matt haney says the city is expanding its community safety patrols and street ambassadors to include the tenderloin and mid-bualso i francisco and fisherman's wharf. >> but it's not just in the tenderloin. you have to get people into health care. >> putting more casewor

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the fire and the smoke and all the woods give a completely different character to the food. so basically scandinavian food usually is pretty bland, sold the sweet or acidity and but here you get the grilled flavor to it. that open fire cooking character chopping wood is part of the kitchen routine. x that uses only birchwood it burns without giving off sparks and developed a pleasant aroma even used to fire the old cast iron stove. you got the idea to cook over an open fire at his vacation house. so i bought this small little house and where we didn't have an electricity. so i started play around with these techniques and then everyone, all the guests came to love the food. so i thought it was a great idea to maybe do this into a restaurant concept. the restaurant is located in central star wood and other natural materials dominate the interior and furnishing in the nicholas that team is constantly at work creating new dishes. me, for example, big stakes flamed over hay and monk fish smoked in juniper with metals and wild garlic. capers. smoking is one of the principal coach

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35th and 37th, north carolina drove the second brigade back and reno and his men shifted towards the woods the third union. brigade came up the railroad and reinforced fosters men some of the third brigade. managed to break the confederate center causing them to fall back. the union vessels pushed through the stakes as they stormed into new bern branch retreated to kinston further inland and burnside added another victory to the western theater. he captured the second largest city in north carolina solidifying the union presence in the croatan in pamlico style. what awaited him reveals a dilemma that nearly every union officer confronted throughout the course of the war? burnside and his men reached a region were enslaved people waged their own battle for liberty and citizenship by making the case for enlistment. here i examine the deliberations of union military officials the actions of local refugees and the opinions that appear in the black press to show the tensions and debates leading up to the official recruitment of black soldiers. before the creation of the united states color troo