the shovel she used was made of original white house wood. reporters brafrlged off from today's tree topping by asking the first lady about a new member of the biden family jill biden told craig melvin, their getting a cat pretty soon. that their dog major who has had his troubles, has had some training to be cat friendly when the little one arrives >> they took him into a shelter with cats. he did fine. >> president biden said with a smile, the new cat was not his idea >>> california another successful test flight for the world's largest plane. the rock soared over the mojave desert for more than three hours. it has a athlete 85-foot wing span longer than a fbl field from goalpost to goalpost strategio launch is the company behind it. it reported the rock will help launch ihyper sonic shipments in mid air. >>> in the health care field, transplant surgery is a highly specialized skill and most transplant surgeons are men. but at baylor, texas, it is a different story. reporting from dallas flt worth and their reporter >> reporter: the transpl

but every once in a while a story from their world really catches our eyes like cathie wood she's the founder and ceo of arc investment if you're a big investor yourself, you likely know who she is if you aren't, you should. because she's a disrupter. cathie sees the future and she focuses on company and tech that she believes will transform our world. for example, she bet heavily on tesla years ago and that worked out very well. the stock is up 450% over the past year. her investment strategy and leadership led ark to post 170% return last year some of the best numbers in all of money management, an industry still dominated by men cathie wood is our guest now thank you so much. i'm happy to meet you. >> happy to meet you. >> you know my unbusiness educated self would say you seem to bet on companies, not so much per se as you bet on the world changing do you ever worry you're too early or too optimistic? >> well, actually, the way we run our research, and research is the key to our success, we focus on -- it's called wright's law. it's a relative of moore's law in the semiconductor i

investigators reveal the cause of tiger woods' crash. now the fallout, financial how the pay for the rescue plan. how the '90s are so right now. >>> and giant lizard slithers in 7 eleven >>> live, from cnbc. the facts. the truth. the news with shepard smith. >> and good evening. tonight, something a little different and important for our democracy. we are about to spend considerable time cutting through the noise. it can be deafening, and distracting. all the noise around the georgia-voting law, is at the center of this political moment. mlb pulled the all-star game activist groups put pressure on big companies to take a stand. now, it's building against the masters' golf tournament we are live in atlanta with that, coming up. democrats claim republicans are trying to make it harder to vote for groups that vote democrat. republicans claim they are trying to ensure the integrity of the vote, and that business should stay out of politics. mitch mcconnell says it's stupid president biden says it's modern-day jim crow. that's the noise our j

liberty. ♪ >>> tiger woods sharing the first picture of himself since his car crash in february. here it is tiger back on the links with a big cast and an even bigger smile there. he wrote, his golf course is coming along faster than he is but that, as he put it, it's nice to have a faithful rehab partner and america's best friend dogs make things better. >>> thousands of miles away in the mountains of indonesia and thailand, there's a fungus it's eating away at the leaves of the plants that make the rubber this is a thing because it's in just about everything. it's in your tires, in your shoes, even the protective gear that health care workers need so badly now like gloves and gowns. now the fungus is threatening to create a shortage of rubber, sending the cost of all that stuff sky high cnbc's seema mody with all the other threats to the rubber supply, and a scientist who says the answer might be in your own backyard >> it's been estimated 50,000 different products have it there's no sector of the american economy that isn't depend upon natural rubber >> reporter: 90% of the wo

county sheriff says his detectives now know what caused tiger woods car crash, but he won't reveal the details just yet, citing privacy concerns for tiger officials tell nbc news the crash report could be released next week. tiger shattered his right leg and ankle when his suv crashed a month ago outside los angeles. he had surgery and is said to be at home in florida recovering since. >>> opening day, all you have to do is say the words, we all know what it means, but what will it look like this time? major league baseball is expected to answer that question tomorrow fans will be back with masks capacity will vary ranging from a low of about 12% in boston and d.c. to 40,000 person full stadium in arlington, texas. the rangers the only team planning to fill her up. you'll need proof of negative covid tests in new york, there are high-tech cleaning methods in seattle and disinfecting spray drones in miami. every team has aplan they made it through spring training without interruption. on deck, a full 162-game season. fingers crossed. >>> red sox fans have more than opening day to look f

variety of charges >> i want this to be the only and last time that this type of case is prosecuted in wood co county, and please, god, let it be the last time it's prosecuted in the united states. >> his blood alcohol level was 0.35 >>> well, the fda announced today it's moving forward with a plan to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars. the surgeon general says it's a move to save lives. >> we still have millions of children using these to bako products, and flavored cigarettes is the reason why >> for decades companies have aggressively marketed menthol cigarettes for black users, in particular cdc records that black men/the highe rate of lung cancers in the nation this is the first step in the process. it plans to propose the new regulations next year, but will likely face legal challenges from tobacco companies. >>> a nationwide chlorine shortage could make it much more expensive than effort. more americans stayed home last year, and demand for swimming pool skyrocketed that created an even greater need for chlorine. second, there was a chemical plant fire in lake charles, louisi

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we're going to have to keep masks and restrictions in place until we're 100% sure we're out of the woods >> now, many experts point to israel as an example, which lifted its outdoor mask mandate on sunday, as case numbers have plummeted amid high vaccination rates. experts do have a couple tips, though it's still a good idea to wear a mask outdoors if you're in a crowded area and for a long period of time and, it's a good idea to bring a mask in your pocket just in case you end up having to step inside somewhere. >> we always do. thank you, meg >> as the vaccine rollout ramps up, fewer americans are getting tested for covid-19. look at this chart since the first vaccine shot back in december, average daily tests have dropped by nearly 50%, according to the health department officials say one reason is that it's still so inconvenient to go and get a test in a lot of places but that could soon change thanks to a new test kit now being sold at major pharmacies at a cvs in california, here is jacob ward >> you remember a year ago how hard it was to get tested for covid. now you can simply wa

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. >> reporter: to offset the higher price of wood pulp, kimberly-clark is raising scott bathroom tissue and kleenex. and huggies diapers and female hygiene products experts say it will ultimately be up to the retailer to pass on the costs to the consumer. >> what consumers should be doing is comparing prices. it's not about hoarding. prices are probably going to go up over the next 12 to 18 months at a minimum. >> reporter: the timing of the price hikes is coming as the u.s. economy is gearing for a big rebound. consumer spending at restaurants, hotels and salons is already taking off. if prices of basic goods continue to rise, that could hold people back >> if your cost of living rises faster than your wages, you're going to be probably slowing down the rate of your spending >> reporter: problem is you can't not buy toilet paper these are essential items every household needs. lower income families that run on a tight budget, they're expected to be affected the most shep >> seema, thank. >>> learning during the pandemic has taken a hit. the millions of kids struggling with remote learn

someone could lose their life, the officer can use their firearm to protect that third person >> chief woods, later asked what was his takeaway >> it's a tragedy. there's no other way to say it i'm a father her family is grieving, regardless of the circumstances associated with this, a 16-year-old girl lost her life yesterday. i sure as hell wish it hadn't happened. >> her family told a local newspaper that she was in a foster home, fighting with someone else there the mayor says state investigators are to determine whether the officer involved was wrong to act and whether he should be held accountable ron johnson now, former missouri state highway patrol captain, ron, could the officer in columbus have done anything else, anything differently or is that what the training teaches officers to do >> you know, the training teaches you to go through your force continuum and see what level of force is needed to stop the threat, especially when it's a threat no serious injury or death. i think we have to let the investigation play out and see what it is, but in the heat of the moment, that officer