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look at us how fancy we are with the two yetis. air. contessa brewer, thank you >> have a good morning >> it does -- not a commercial for yeti it does keep it warm. >>> to a serious story israel hit gaza with a new heavy round of air strikes late yesterday. the intense air attacks follow the deadliest day yesterday in the violence with israel and hamas. more than 40 palestinians were killed on sunday as israel continues to target sites in gaza hamas continuing its rocket attacks on israel. nbc's richard engel reports from tel aviv >> reporter: israeli air strikes flattened three apartment buildings in gaza city there aren't rescue crews to speak of in gaza so when the poorly-equipped teams arrived, they had to dig for survivors. they pulled dozens out of the rubble they found more than 40 dead, including, two dozen women and children according to muslim tradition, they were buried almost immediately. this funeral for 17 members of a single family. this girl is just 10 years old >> a lot of people who died here not only here. out th

it paint a picture-- if dad's a waffle, mom's a yeti... >> look, we don't want to make it that explicit> stephen: yes. >> she was-- she was created with love. >> stephen: aren't we all? ( laughter ) one of the things that we've all learned during the covid pandemic is, it's revealed some of the inequities in our-- in our-- the system of food supply, in our health system, and how all those things have an impact on people's ability to react and survive covid. >> mm-hmm, yeah. >> stephen: how does the partnership for a healthy america want to address that? is that some part of what you're talking about? >> absolutely. the show is a fun family adventure, where these wonderful characters travel the world. >> stephen: you mean waffles and mochi? >> waffles and mochi. and they explore foods, and they learn about them. and, you know, it's designed to encourage kids to try new things. it's not judgmental. it's fun, exciting. it's a travel show. so we were thinking, what about the families that can't afford this food, don't have access to it, you know? they can't participate. because there are mi

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indeed and the weather isn't dampening their spirits as it thank you very much from bogota colombia yeti. more than 200 protesters have been arrested during the turkish may day marches in violation of a nationwide lockdown. for the. demonstrators clashed with police during demonstrations in istanbul and he said that while some unions have gathered legally others ignored calls to disperse it comes after police were instructed to stop people recording them on phones while on jussi elsewhere windows were smashed in tape gasified as yellow vests protesters joined a trade union made a march in the french capital paris thousands of demonstrators were denouncing planned government changes to unemployment benefits police made more than 30 arrests 5000 officers were deployed in the french capital with around 300 rallies organized across the country most of the other events hostile peacefully as it was in paris. but to. make tens of thousands of people have been walking across a paris they've been walking from one port to here this is cool customer enough to see behind me if i step out the way peo

fortunatelying the market why dick's sporting goods up nearly 200% up 15% today on an earnings report yeting and surging. but today's mystery chart has been the best performer of them. the name is vista outdoor. up over 300% in the past year and comprised of 36out door brands like camelback, selling everything from kafring good to camping supplies now joining sus is the ceo. people wanted to be outdoors last year. do you think this is a trend with legs? >> we do we think it's been a resurgence in outdoor activity. people are sheltered in place. people got cabin fever and got outside in record numbers but a couple of sustainable trends that we see that we think have created a structural shift we entered in 10 million new hunters into the sport a lot of which were females, younger population and demographics embracing a field to table type of movement and we saw 50 million campers of which 10 million camping for the first time we saw bike sales growing dramatically we saw people that wanted to eat outdoors predominantly in the backyard increase dramatically some of the structural shifts we t

which was tech and crowded and everyone bailed and so we're seeing the diversification of dollars to yetither than closing trade which is what software did is help us engage while we were in the remote environment. >> more than a closing trade and seems to be the only safer place to put the money in light of the fact that so much of the rest of the economy was closing. it was more than that. it was also the only repository making money what it says when multiples come down it says that investors as a group are less willing to pay that extra dollar for that level of earnings. so this is affecting stocks across the technology universe or are there some exceptions you say you cut the price target on 70% are there some standouts that look good to you >> yeah. large cap is intuit. it had 12 straight years of positive returns another name we predicted at the beginning of the year the 13th year in a row and it is a story we like, among the top four large cap names. they have a tax business, small business opening trade they're really good at buying their own stock back so on a story that's consi

something that could hammer the stock and give you terrific buying opportunity there are other ways, yetitastic quarter and the golf stocks callaway, pool corp, leslie, these are winners. the bottom line, as the pandemic winds down, the great outdoors theme has more legs than you realize and could be a huge summer, bigger than last summer which means any stocks could have legs because so many of the big insurance titutional invests moved away from them john >> caller: pl mr. cramer >> yes. >> caller: what do you think about boeing, short term, long term >> boeing was chose last week in the cnbc draft and i think it was a brilliant call i think this $240, $50 stock will go to $350 because you'll see a flood of orders from new airliners. it not in the stock, buy it. david in texas, david? >> caller: jimmy chill, big boo-yah from houston. >> man, good to have you on the show what's happening >> caller: there we go i want your thoughts on disney do you think the price is locke in or more room to run >> here is the deal with disney. i felt last week maybe i would take profits in it but zeb and

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. >> it's like the yeti? >> i don't know.r and of course reese witherspoon, she was rachel e's sister jill a lot to look forward to when this never happens "friends, the reunion. >> there is a date. >> a deadline. >> a suggestion. >> yeah. >>> next up, oprah winfrey stopped by the ellen degeneres show yesterday following ellen's announcement she is going to be ending her talk show next spring winfrey had words of wisdom, on what it was like to say good-bye to the oprah winfrey show after 25 years on the air oprah also revealing the thing that she misses the most about her old talk show and the one thing that was very easy to say good-bye to. >> what i miss the most was the audience i don't mean just oh, audience applause but i always felt like i was a surrogate viewer, and i was there representing the audience. i'll tell you what i didn't miss, and i knew, when i started to feel like it's time for me to end is i was doing a makeover show we did a lot of makeovers over the years, and i just thought, there's not another way i c