hello, nice to see you look at this video out of utah, one to start the weather forecasts with this. this is all results of the north american monsoon. we see river levels as well, gushing water, carrying some of the debris. and if we look at the forecasts on tuesday, can see that monsoon rain popping up toward nevada, new mexico, utah, and also colorado. next to the u. s. gulf states where it has been particularly wet as of late, i will see some intense rain through the florida panhandle. southern areas of the state, georgia into south carolina is wall. give you a wider look because here's what else we are tracing. a disturbance rolling through the great lakes that kick found the temperature in toronto to 23. when you consider just a 4 or 5 hour drive away in detroit, you're at 31 degrees. central america. we have some rain for the pacific coast of mexico. so that's going to impact that poco also some heavy rain for nicaragua, coast rica into panama. and we're tracing out this front and south america toward the south. look at that cool pool of air toward the north. we still got high

i ended up actually in that case, working for a very developed mormon from utah, bueno. and it was copied to frank marsh, the last liberal senator from utah. but that's how i started off. so yeah, i guess i had a little weather that the tunnel is. it's really, you know, what i really enjoyed about your book in the stories you tell is you tell the great and good you talk about america at its best. you talk about american patriotism. but you have this frame. i mean, you are a cop. got to walking along pennsylvania avenue at night, which i found amusing and we may reflect on that in a minute. but i think there's another side to it, which is if you look at the other myth of american politics, is that it's a melting pot, that we've got people from all backgrounds and races that can come to you. talk about the magic of america being a place that people can come to and be accepted and b and b here, i found it very powerful. but at the same time, when you get into this town in washington, d. c, we've got, you know, right now the democratic party divided into different factions.

we've had heavy rain caused flash floods in areas of utah and nevada, as well as new mexico and arizona. and those thunderstorms are going to continue into the weekend. it's not any here. we're also seeing the threat of severe storms in the midwest. we're talking powerful winds of up to a 100 kilometers per hour as well as hale and the possibility of a tornado to ranging all the way from south dakota down to indiana, we could see those storms kick in the great lakes that have dry up a bit and is the head to the east coast. it is looking rather dry for new york city this weekend has plenty of sunshine coming through the east of canada, though it will remain rather wet and windy, which is in contrast to the west. we are expecting another wave of intense heat to kick in and temperatures in british columbia are expected to continue to climb those hot and dry conditions on not helping the wildfires that are raging their further south though it is a wet picture for the coastal areas of texas, and as we move to central america, it continues to be a pretty wet picture from mexico around the bay

the hot and dry conditions are fueling fires in arizona and utah. now that heat from western parts of canada have moved to the canadian prairies. and we've seen quite a lot of heat as well across the north eastern areas of the us will. those temperatures are dipping down slightly on saturday. we've got a weather system bringing the wet weather to new york, but we will see temperatures pick up as we go into sunday. and that weather system moves off to the north west. but we are seeing no severe storms affecting texas and coastal areas of the gulf of mexico. so more wet weather on the way there. and as we move to central america, we could see wet and windy weather for florida. by the time we get to monday, we've got tropical storm elsa making its way across the caribbean. we've got tropical storm warnings out for jamaica for haiti and the dominican republic. and we are expecting some really strong winds and some heavy rain from that system. we'll keep an eye on that. the can an image represent a truth or merely mimic the perception of the beholder beh

i i, it's time for the journey with sponsored by cut on airways has been flooding range from utah across the plains fakes to the midwest. the last couple of weeks is moving south now, and the bigger story of heat is still witnessed. witnesses extreme. if you remember this specific northwest, particularly washington oregon, where temperatures were breaking records and that's particularly more so in british columbia, western canada, where lytton hit 49.6. now you see the forecast the heaters moved eastward systems extreme and the thunderstorms are taking the place and drop temperatures. but that's a forecast the saturday for the next 24 hours is still the problem. far as it broke carriage cover, heat, and lytton was completely surrounded by 5 of this. hopefully will help at least in dumpling, down. now the picture in winnipeg whether he's going is attempt his will rise, a record is $42.00, so don't expect that to be beaten, but the obvious $26.00. so again, this is rather poor by day and by night is too warm. it's dangerously hot. in fact, and he's moved to the right dancer, the u. s. stay

we've really got a cluster of storms popping up here as we head toward nevada, arizona, new mexico, utah, great into colorado. this is all influenced by the north american monsoon. next for go into the u. s. golf state. so i want to show you this because they're starting to dry out. in particular, as we head toward the state of florida, which has just been drenched with rain over the last few days, but we're getting some dry spells in there and for central america. we've got some heavy rain. as we checked toward the pacific coast of mexico could see some tropical trouble brewing there. also rain for centuries, nicaragua, costa rica into panama, and you know, a 4 south america cold snap. they produce some snow in priscilla the last time there was a blizzard there. i was about 64 years ago, but temperature is, are starting to bounce back 22 degrees in rio on saturday. sponsored pay cut on airways high lies and elicit the market for the rich and powerful i was needing special work undercover. just yours investigative unit exposes the inner workings of key players in the murky underbelly of

with mexico and the southwest, the us, the potential for this sort of flooding happened to southern utah. this is the, the monsoon rains in the southwest and stays at 4 corners. so they do tend to build every day these thunderstorm movies funnel almost as idaho or they're still idaho, montana. and the plane states are seeing an increase in temperature, heat advisory only down this middle of the us and at the southern face. the heat here, of course, is accompanied by a lot of humidity. so once more for all a sudden states, the potential for big showers exists and some flooding sponsored pay cut on airways to fuel the dry change. bullying the removal of robert mcguffey than bob way with the country. bringing with it one journalist set out to record the voice of the people. instead of telling people what to think. how dread that give me a chance to speak for themselves and capture the haunting, not sure of the power and fragility of hope. borne free, whitney on al jazeera, me, the conflict between the if you can government and the regional take, great people with the ration fund has kill th

so connecting the world, connecting the future you gotta come to gateway to whoa trade o a in utah from mountain theory, these are the top stories us president joe biden. it's called the arrival of the 1st evaluation flight carrying after an important milestone. $221.00 fans, including children, landed in virginia early on friday, 1000 more. who are afraid of taliban retaliation awaiting to be recessive. the 1st person to be tried under aging national security law in hong kong has been sentenced to a total of 9 years in prison tongue in kit with convicted of inciting, profession and terror. and japan's prime minister confirmed the current of our state of emergency will be found 2 or more areas outside of tokyo that he's been reporting record daily increases the view infections for the past few days. it's returned to our top story, the arrival of those afghan interpreters and their families in the united states. we've got michael sample with a professor at queens university, belfast, a former deputy e u. special representative to afghanistan on skype from dublin. today. michael, good to

to go viral, episode 3 of all hail the locked down on algae 0. 0 i was about watching out there in utah with me. the whole run, the reminder of all top stories, tennessee as president, is now the minister of defense on the acting minister of justice of the dismissing the prime minister earlier in the freezing parliament, the 30 days that it gets political group. the and harder party is calling it occurs and security forces dressed in civilian clothing, stormy offices of algae era, in tunis, all of staff were told to turn off their phones and then removed from the building press freedom advocates of condemned the whole closure of houses. there is offices will talks between the united states and china, begun with sharp words as assistant secretary of state. wendy sherman met her counterpart in the city of towns in china's vice foreign minister. she fang told washington to stop demonizing china. adrian brown has more from hong kong. these were high level talks with low level expectations. a trip with none of the trappings of a state visit. the setting was not the capital beijing but a reso

this fire near the arizona utah border is one of the many that's close highways and roads fine to say severe trouts and the climate crisis are fueling extreme temperatures. the bootleg choir in oregon is the largest blaze, an area twice the size, the city of portland is in flames, and it's disrupting power transmission lines to california. thousands of people across many states have been evacuated. we got out in time. i looked in my rear view mirror and the flames passed over the road and headed down my driveway and burned both sides of my property. in oregon, he related deaths are also on the rise. many have died alone in their homes, with temperatures reaching $46.00 degrees over the last year. we have prepared for a search and gas because of course, 19. and a year ago we were just emerging from restrictions and honestly it never crossed my mind then that we would be a wave of dust from heat as we have these last few weeks. the extreme conditions pose yet another challenge for emergency crews. we have to be very careful about we where we insert cruise to make sure they don't get tra

here there will be some pleasant sunshine, but some heavy downpours, utah summer storms, just rumbling away in between southern parts of china while she dry few showers just around hong kong, a few showers to into indo china. wet weather is just going to be just around the smarter easing over towards borneo over the next couple days. and that could cause some flooding. we have seen flooding recently into northern parts of pakistan. heavy rain coming in here, the south west, the monsoon, up producing some think down pulls is pushed into new delhi heavy sales. f and northern parts of india staying very wet across the western gas and central path sponsored cattle airways. when a war crime is committed, is it kind of just follows a garzon human rights investigator on his unprecedented journey to the french high court. i says, every place to make sure that the information to bring it's taking on the arms trade in his fight for justice, for innocent palestinians and their families made in france coming soon on our disease. oh the me. this is all just they were, these are the top stories this

without through a utah number province, western iraq, remnants of hurricane elsa has left parts of new york city under water. several subway stations are flooded with felicia rescuing. dozens of people. video said on social media showed cause partially to merged and residents waiting through waste deep water. south dawn is mocking 10 years since it gained independence from through dom becoming the world's youngest nation. with many, there's not much to celebrate. millions of people are still displaced after a civil war that killed hundreds of thousands and the country is facing extreme hunger. how much house has this report from judah? john cox, it is. people voting overwhelmingly to proceed from sudan. 10 years ago wasn't a mistake. it's what happened to south to don afterwards, broke in the war in 2013. when another round of fighting in 2016 has left him traumatized. it will not only do as had been we had our collect, my brother. we have get even don't be stuck with my brother. they will also kill when it repeat itself, it was audible. things are now relatively calm. i like previous

if it didn't pick title off the he was not counted when wouldn't by canadian dennis ship level of utah champion going down in straight sets for 1660 against the number pennsaid. so marie's return to singles action of the all england club for the 1st time. it's in 2017 ending in the 3rd round. last year women's friendships and champion eager to be on tech is through to the full found paul is up against every net. net. thank you for mania. it didn't take long for the 7 days to wrap this one up, winning 616 love in just 55 minutes. she'll face tennessee, and on to the next, she pulled off one of the shots the tournament so far on highway 2, beating the 2017 champion, being at mcgrew, making her debut on center court one and reset the 5. the best day of her career victory, the more impressive considering she wasn't feeling well and voted on court. i'm a she have a problem with my stomach. inflammation and it's been going on for a while. so yeah, it bothers me. probably with the stress, with the fatigue and everything. so you know, sometimes when i drink water i, the water doesn't go throug

he was state of utah's undertaking a high flying mission to restock lakes with fish. thousands of fish have been air drops to reap, populate them with marine life. it's about facts of method to maintain oxygen levels, instead of transporting them over long distances by roads. up to $35.00 families and fingerings can be released in a single area, drop their small size and reasonably little fall from altitude results in a high survival rates. hey, to thought that. so ahead here on i'll just say we'll have the support for you in celebration. turn ugly. the national hockey leaved lea grail far will be here after the break. ah. the news news. news. news with me ah. ah. the bar. thank you. hello. the mens united states basketball team has suffered a 2nd street defeat as a prepared to defend their elliptic title in tokyo. they went down $9183.00 and exhibition game against australia just days after losing tonight, syria. because he haven't been at their best for some time and have a 9 and 5 record over the last 2 summers. their coach seems to be getting a little too frustrated with things get

as long as the nuclear issue remains unresolved without through a utah number province, western iraq, still ahead on the news. our lightning fast reactions held this faithful pitcher avoided julia century with coming up. so i use the use with me. ah ah, welcome back. every year the cam film festival in france, host a group of young people from across the world to encourage their work. filmmakers from iran to mexico get to meet industry inside is to find their next creative projects. attach about memory for some can. it's every direct his dream to come to can and for young mexican phil make a more to her. nie is patel. this visit could be life changing after residence in paris with the film festivals, program directors. martha has the picture movie project produces from france. his film funding body is the 1st time i actually do this kind of thing. and you have to be confident about your project, who you are trying to make mistakes talking. i hope it will be a good experience. iranian bizarre is addie is another young filmmaker from the program can after 6 months, are working in unifor

not i don't have georgia utah, the south china sea arbitration is nothing but a political force. so as the initiator and mastermind behind the far, the u. s. attempts to smear and suppress china with the arbitration. the u. s. now once again, hyper south china sea issue with the 5th anniversary of the illegal ruling. as political motive was clearly revealed. tanya's authorities earlier on monday said that they expelled a u. s warship, sailing close to the parasol islands and aaron north by china as she shaw. now, china says that it has historical claims to most of the south china sea and about 30 percent of its international trade passes through the resource rich area. and over the past few years has been building military bases in the dispute and territory territory, which is claimed by a number of its neighbors, including the philippines, brunei and malaysia. its behavior in the south tennessee has been described as bullying by many, including the u. s. a claim which aging has denied and it says it's continuing to work with its neighbors to solve disputes peacefully. yet today,

this is not a new technique: aerialfish stocking has been used in utah since the 1950s. fa ncy fancy that. hello there. we had some pretty impressive downpours across different parts of the country on monday. the radar picture shows one of these bands of heavy rain working into north east england, particularly north yorkshire, and then we have this second band of rain across the west london area. now in kew, in west london, we picked up 46 mm of rain from the shower band. that was pretty much smack bang on a whole month's of rain and the majority of that fell in just the space of two hours. if you were wondering what that looks like, it looks like this. three miles down the road in twickenham the roads flooded, and there were reports of flooding elsewhere as well. now, over the next few hours, those showers that we have seen by day will continue to very gradually fade away. the majority of us will eventually become drier over with just an odd patch of rain still lingering into the east. temperatures around 12 to 1a celsius, feeling a little on the muggy side as well, par

with intel, talking about adding new capacity at texas instruments, who just purchased a micron lab in utah to increase capacity. what everyone has is that as they add to capacity, demand will continue to increase because of electrification and use of more chips in everything, chips and cars and consumer devices. they are betting that as the capacity comes down stream, which could take a year to two years, that they will keep up. the question is how many chips are being stockpiled? these things also age, right? so you've got to use them. it's a tricky balance and everyone is trying to figure it out. romaine: at now all these companies are jockeying to be the lead on that. with regards to domestic manufacturing in the u.s. and what it could be down the road, is this a situation where we will just talking about intel and texas instruments? or are there owing to be more players than this? >> first of all, it's important to understand that texas instruments is very different from intel. going pretty well, they have analog devices, another big player. you have some of these companies like corbo

ed: a $100 million bail bond tied to his home that he owns in utah. he pleaded not guilty. that is not a huge surprise to those that follow trevor milton and the committee based on his prior behavior. he will take time to go to trial, he issued a statement saying he is in his -- innocent and he expects to be exonerated, and all executives should see it and be shocked. but member, this is not just prosecutors, there's a parallel complete, criminal and security charges. emily: still a new company, the ceo, how is the company doing and how are they responding to these charges? ed: the share price has been on the wild ride, i one point it fell 5 billion, the company scale back its ambition after trevor milton resigned. it is making slow progress. i'm hearing sources say they might get back to -- get to a battery electric semitruck, there's a prototype, they're building a factory in arizona, but it is not revenue generating. they have big's -- partners, but they are far away. emily: keep us posted on how it plays out. coming up, and disciplining -- a disappointing debut for robi

they're selling their utah semiconductor factory to texas instruments, $900 million cash and the machinery within it will give morning $600 million in -- more than $600 million in asset value. this is a plant that they used to operate with intel. they haven't invest indeed capacity. you can see the forecast in the fourth quarter, $8.2 billion in sale. -- sales. speaking of intel, i wanted to go back to them. it's been a bumpy right over recent days. the company set a new vision of its chip would be delayed in terms of production in 2022. intel has suffered again and again from delays in the latest technology and you can see the ride in what investors thought about it over recent days. all of those days talking about, micron, intel, texas instruments different stories this year. they have all trailed the philadelphia semiconductor index, the underperformer, we have been talking, we were talking about the global supply shortage for so long, in recent weeks, haven't heard a single word about it. the companies are dealing with tight supply. that when it comes to d- ram, memory chips, supply mi

ed: he is on 100 million dollars bail that is tied to homes he owns in utah. he pleaded not guilty, not a huge surprise to those who follow trevor milton and the company. it will take some time to go to trial. you should a statement saying that he is innocent, he expects to be exonerated, that all american executives should see this and be shocked. but he will face trial on the charges. this isn't just prosecutors, there is a parallel sec complaint on criminal insecurities charges. emily: how is nicola actually doing now, and how are they responding? ed: the company has scaled back its ambitions after trevor milton resigned last september. it is making slow progress toward them. i am hearing from sources that they might get to a battery electric truck. they are the prototype phase. they are building a factory in arizona but as yet, not ready to generate anything. they have some big partners, but they are still quite far away. emily: ed ludlow, we appreciate your reporting. keep us posted. a disappointing debut for robinhood's ipo with ceo vlad tenev calling th

we also got some interesting news as it relates to selling their utah factory to texas instruments. analysts are liking this deal for texas instruments. their positive. oppenheimer saying this will increase their domestic manufacturing. this shows the size and extent of some of those chip shortages. texas instruments is trying to get ahead of that with this deal. these stocks are not reacting really positively on what analysts are describing is a positive deal. let's hope we can get some green on the screen. coming from general motors, we might get some auto sales this morning so keep your eye on what might be a good second quarter report. wti at $75 per barrel. look at what we are seen with other stocks. conocophillips, ubs, upgrading oil. tom: it is july 1 and we need to look forward as we look back. we start strong with liz ann sonders of charles schwab. i love what you do on twitter, it is a brief for the world. really proprietary stuff. you say past performance is no guarantee for future results. go there, what do future results look like? liz ann: i think the bond market conti

it is an electric car company and it has been statements made from the gentleman from utah who basically came out of school as a sales and marketing executive and now is a bit challenged. he is trevor milton. the u.s. attorney in new york on seals and indictment against trevor milton. much more on this. i believe there is a scheduled press conference at 11:00. bloomberg will be following this on the island of manhattan this morning. right now, this is really important for your infrastructure, we go to the gentleman from flint. dan guilty is someone -- dan kildee is someone with a view of america different from inside the beltway in washington. dan, you and your family and your constituents have lived the worst water crisis in america. you know better than anybody about lead pipes, about water structure. is this bill good for flint, michigan? >> it is hard to say. it is a step in the right direction. the question is whether or not there is enough of it emphasis on water infrastructure to prevent the next flint, michigan from happening. ironically, flint has some advantage in the fact that

the terms of the battle confine him to the state of-- bail confine him to the state of utah. it will go to trial. it is not a huge surprise he pleaded not guilty based on his time as ceo, his social media posts, the combative nature he went after people that criticized the company. shery: could this have any broader implications for the industry? ed: nikola was kind of seen as this front runner in fuel-cell technology. fuel cells use hydrogen to power an electric vehicle system, rather than a pure battery. they have not made any progress. they were also the poster child for spac's. their market cap was more than ford's at one point, $29 billion. they made little progress on their technology. they are still pre-revenue. they are still in prototype phase. investors have to think again about how they treat these companies that have chosen to go public via spac with promises about new vehicle technology. shery: coming up, we speak to the former federal reserve bank of philadelphia president and ceo charles plosser about why he thinks the fed is in a pickle. that exclusive intervi

selling a plan to utah and texas instruments for $1.5 billion stock two is curevac a final trial shows the covid vaccine is only 48% effective. the efficacy is better at 53% when you exclude people over the age of 60. stock three. chevron. cnbc confirmed early reports that the company is looking to sell off texas oil fields. the deal or deals could be valued at more than $1 billion this follows news two weeks ago that chef isshell is looking top out of the permian basin now shell is looking to get into the business can exxon and royal. big news by chevron. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange." charges formally filed against the trump administration and one of its top officials over alleged tax crimes. >>> plus, police arresting the tour de france fans who i diotic sign holding led to one of the biggest bike wrecks in history you may not believe it stick around labradoodles, cronuts, skorts. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world is going hybrid. so, why not your cloud? a hybrid cloud with ibm helps bring all your clouds together. that means you can access all your data, modernize with

it is led by utah and alleges that the company monopolized the apps on the devices that run android and blocking the technical barriers and other means. google says it provides an open the roll -- open operating system >>> and the infrastructure plan could hit the senate floor by july 19th. the administration is working along the senate to have the bill ready as early as the next two weeks. >>> and jamie dimon is speaking with bill cohn weighing in on vaccination rates and the fintech. dimon says when it comes to getting people back in the office it is about spontaneous comb combustion he said i saw my bankers in action i got complaints from clients. i saw private bankers in action. we should do things differently from here with snowflake or ai you walk around the hallways and share stuff they would not do. get the spontaneous combustion brian, if i saw you in the hallway, would that happen >> besides hockey, humans matter in the digital age, humans matter more than ever. not less more at least i like to believe that. >> i agree >> kristina, thank you very much >>> you're very welcome.

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highest infection rates are seeing the highest increases in people initiating vaccinations, states from utah, nevada, arkansas, california, florida and missouri they are all adding the highest number per capita of people getting their shots. there's a sign concerns about delta are driving people to get vaccinated >> meg, it's eamon we're seeing a split screen pandemic one thing with the breakthrough cases but overall an entirely different picture from where we were last year and then this rampaging pandemic and the unvaccinated population and you wonder what do health care authorities need to do to tamp that down? >> yeah, you hit the nail on the head it's a tale of two different countries, the vaccinated and the unvaccinated country and the problem is in the pockets where there are a lot of unvaccinated people you will see health care systems get overwhelmed. you already heard about some areas in the south that ran out of ventilators i was speaking with the health secretary from arkansas earlier this week who said he's not so worried about capacity in the hospital systems they haven't start

stayed up for ten days selling under $400,000 and the single tightest housing market in america, ogden, utah homes staying on the market for eight days one day over a week and they're not cheap either according to realtor.com, $489,000 eighth place trailer capital of america you go rochester, new york. random but interesting as we head to break, if you have not already, follow our podcast. if you miss the show any day of the week or you're in the car, on the plane, whatever, check us out on apple spotify we will be right back. flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert team looking ahead 24/7 to help preve

that state beat out runners up north carolina, utah, texas and tennessee. virginia also won the top state the last time cnbc did the study two years ago. since the pandemic, a lot of requirements for being the top state have changed drastically virginia wins again. cnbc's scott cohn is in norfolk to explain it all. scott, what sent virginia to the top of the list? >> virginia has been called the cradle of presidents because so many presidents were born here it is also called the cradle of talent the state is the number two state for education when we measure the states across ten categories in competitiveness, close behind massachusetts work force a very smart, well-educated work force. this state has done well in a category, post social reckoning time the state has in the last couple of years has protected lgbtq rights and expanded voting rights at a time when other states are not doing it. all of those putting virginia over the top. >> governor ralph northam was being called to resign two years ago now he's winning points for inclusiveness. what's his sto

cnbc namedvirginia america's top state for business they beat out runners up, north carolina, utah, texas and tennessee. virginia won the top state the last time cnbc did this study two years ago. since the pandemic, a lot of requirements for being the top state has changed dramatically virginia wins again. >> reporter: it's krcradle of talent the state is the number two state for education. we measure the state's across ten categories of competitiveness close behind massachusetts. also number three for work force. they are having a bit of issues attracting workers to the state because of the high cost still a very smart well educated work force life, health and inclusion the state has done well on a category we reimagined a bit in the post-pandemic, post-social reckoning time the state has in the last couple of years has protected lgbtq right and expanded voting rights to the time when other states are not doing it all of those helping virginia over the top >> just two years ago the governor of virginia was facing calls for him to resign over racist photos in his medical school yearbook

that lawsuit they do issue numbers and the numbers were not up to what we wanted how about doug in utah >> caller: hi, jim >> what's up >> caller: i'm retired and i'm interested in magellan it was very good to me 10, 12 years ago. >> fmp is run very, very well. it is an oil -- look, here's what you need to know about it it is a limited partnership. changed at 11 times earnings i think the yield is a good one. but these stocks are still hated even after all wilderness i want to urge caution because my travel trust which i often talk about doing good lost a lot of money in mmp. how about brad in maine? brad >> caller: hi, jim this is brad from maine. i own snow flake and would like to add more. buy more now or -- >> i like that no, no, yes. the answer is i have been waiting for someone to ask about snow flake because it is very, very, very good and i think it's going to go higher on the mmp, i want to be care. it is refined product. it is gasoline i want to tell you buy it because of the interest in yield. the mlps is out of favor i don't want you to get hung up about the trees and miss t

that state beat out runners-up north carolina, utah, texas, and tennessee. virginia also won the top state the last time cnbc did this study two years ago. since the pandemic, a lot of requirements for be being the top state have changed drastically, yet virginia wins again. scott kone is in norfolk to explain it all what sent virginia to the top of the list >> reporter: virginia has been called the cradle of presidents because so many presidents were born here, but it is also the cradle of talent the state is the number two state for education where we measure the states across ten categories of competitiveness, close behind massachusetts, also number three for workforce they're having a hard time attracting work ers to the state because of the high costs. but still a very smart, educated workforce. this state has done well on a category that we have re-imagined during the post social reckoning time. the state has, in the last just couple of years, has protected lgbt lgbtq rights and expanded voter rights >> two years ago, ralph northam was facing calls to