. >> renee. renee. brennan. renee. renee that is very fun. >> brianna. renee. >> okay. uh, if your tv spouse could be doing any other job, what would it be? uh oh, it's. yeah. >> okay. this is interesting. >> an astronaut, a teacher, maybe some sort of chef. all right. we have 30s left. i would say i would say teacher is teacher. teacher? all she does read a lot. she does read a lot. >> i'm going to say musician. >> oh, that's a that's you do play a lot. >> i should have put that. >> i put lawyer okay. >> you want to be a lawyer like that's what i would have done. >> i would have preferred to be a physician. >> okay. musician. okay. i would say you guys each got, i don't know, myself is what i'm learning about this. >> that's what this is made it smell like dave was in his happy place... ...the massage chair at the mall. but...he wasn't. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported repub

rene, really remarkable move. from a $51 remind people ipo price.now, maybe there's not that large afloat, the thing has gone up so much, any plans there to sell, given this incredible rally? >> as you know we talked with massa the night of the ipo and he's happy with arm and very, very bullish about our long-term prospects. he was a net buyer at the ipo and i think he's very, very long on arm. >> so no plans to sell as far as you're aware? >> not that i know of. >> would you say, rene, he's more likely to be a buyer than a seller? >> i don't monitor who's buying or selling today but mass sa is a big fan of arm. loves what we're doing. he's really in for the long haul. >> rene, one area that i keep thinking you could dominate that really hasn't been a power is the pc which has a big refresh cycle. intel d intel dom nates that but why can't you be the guts of pcs? >> we are in pc snooze i'm talking about winning space from intel? >> in the apple domain, that operating system, used to be all one vendor and now it's 100% arm. that ecosystem has convert

tonight -- renee rapp from "american star," actor ian mcshane. from black pumas featuring the 8g band with rob mitzner. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're gonna get to the news. the 75th annual emmy awards and the iowa caucuses were held on monday and in both cases, the night's final award went to an angry man with terrible children [ laughter ] president biden this week traveled to philadelphia, as presidents typically do after a horrific disaster. [ laughter ] president biden today met with congressional leadership, to discuss his request for security funding, which includes money for border security, 'cause every day, this guy's looking more and more like a flight risk [ laughter ] vivek ramaswamy announced this week that he was suspending his presidential campaign. he plans to return to his true passion, tearing down the teen rec center to build a shopping mall [ laughter ] you can do it. [ laughter ] former arka

renee graham?one, the idea that donald trump, how much nikki haley has gotten under his incredibly thin skin has really been something to behold. he is leading her in the polls. in her home state by a significant portion. and he still keeps talking as if they are running neck and neck. the other part of it though is, i am completely unsympathetic to nikki haley. when donald trump is running in 2015, she was absolutely against donald trump. of course then, she turned around him became his ambassador, and that wonderful things to say about him. now, she is back on the trump's terrible -- this is the shape shifting of nikki haley. and this is kind of what she gets. she wouldn't go after trump or early in this election and now she is trying to do this thing, and he is coming after her. you know, she knew who donald trump was he has not changed. she has shifted the way the winds have gone. this is what she gets. what he said was disgusting and irrational, but this is what she set herself up for. >> john

arm ceo rene haas joins me now. the big interview in this final hour of trade, rene.lly behind this big push, because at the moment when you really look at your business, it really appears that you are finally breaking out and getting that message beyond the smartphone chip world. >> well, thank you, liz. you know, i think what you're seeing in our results and what we guided to is the result of strategies we put in place years ago. and that was trying to move outside of our domain of the smartphone market into the data center, automotive. and what we're seeing now is that it's really paying off. we're gaining market share in those areas, more and more arm technology's being used in those areas. and then when you get, you know, a.i. involved, my gosh, the need seems almost insatiable. liz: let's talk about the a.i.. you have an incredibly strong partnership with nvidia. that has helped propel all of this. what are the new developments you're working on right now in this current quarter that will sort of be the next narrative for following earnings reports? >> well, as

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dave morehead, cio, renee hannah handles the private investments. welcome.t to have you on "halftime. >> thank you we're happy to be here >> you beat all the ivy league schools the past three years, the ivies except for brown over the past five. i think the question, dave, how did you do it? >> well, first of all, we should say that this is a little bit of a fun competition that we have amongst all of the schools obviously every school has different risk tolerances, different needs. our liquidity has been a topic of a fair bit of concern over the last 18, 20 months or so but our view is if we think about what our liquidity is or needs are in advance, we can take advantage of opportunities as they arise. really, i think the bit that we try to get right is the cash flow and the liquidity needs. >> you, renee and three other ladies, five of you running the endowment? >> that's correct. on the investment team it's the five of us >> what would you say is your main strategy. you're looking at broader themes and then bringing the ideas to managers how does that wor

renee hsia, appreciate your input. have a good evening. >> thank you. >>> up next, oakland's new independent baseball team now has a place to play. we're going to be joined by the ceo of the oakland ballers. >>> plus, it's known as the biggest night in fashion, at least in this country. the special connection between this year's met gala and the east bay. you're watching "nbc bay aa news tonreig democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line

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now, i've asked renee, you've asked as well. i remember talking to massa about it when the company went public oovps. he said i want to keep as much as pos as long as possible. >> right. that's kept what i think you and i thought was natural, which is an accelerated end of the lockup in order to be able to meet demand and not have the crazy frenzied trading that i think makes people say this stoshth is not a place i want to put my money. i think rene did a great job. possible the stocks should be as high as 80, maybe even 85. i don't know how i get higher than 85, but people took it using market orders to a level that is very similar to what we saw when market orders were used in 1999 to 2000 because there were people new to the market. carl, the stock is radically overvalued as much as i think is terrific. if it were 80, 85, that would be such a success from where the deal came, but i can't get to this price. i think it will knock down the cohort for no other reason than there wasn't enough float when it became public, not unli

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that's uh, this is renee. i know, but. right. does she. do you want to speak? item? oh, no. okay i'm looking forward to service on this council. i just want to make. i knew it was renee digesting everything that happened today, so thank you. okay am i done? all right. thanks. would you like to talk on your own behalf anyway? um, commissioner, um, hearing no further requests to speak on this item will close public comment. is there a motion and a second? i move. okay. second and a second. there's a motion and a second. mr. secretary, please take the roll call. vote for item 11. d president janet spears. how do you vote? yes, vice president nelson lum, how do you vote? yes commissioner martha knutson, how do you vote? yes, commissioner sasha bitner, how do you vote? yes, commissioner wanda young, how do you vote? yes commissioner barbara sklar how do you vote? yes and commissioner parker pennington, how do you vote? yes. thanks we have unanimous vote. thank you for being willing to serve. thank you. okay our next item, commissioners is requesting authorization to modify the ex

light, we have there are many references here, by the way, to russian museums and to various artists, rene, our tablecloth is a reference to rene magritte, he has a painting where there is an apple in the background of the sky with clouds, i think that this matches the mood of the guys, because these are still young people, people are still not tired of the hassle and worries of adult life, on the contrary, they always need to give some ideas for inspiration, creativity, i don’t know... for social networks, for photographs, here you go, you can endlessly take pictures in mirrors, yes, we have two mirrors for selfies, plus they provide additional light, then, what the guys wanted, but besides this magic, light, space, everything is very easy, very festive, and at the same time incredibly convenient, finally young people will live their own separate life, yes, function, of course, is always primary, that’s why we there is a table with chairs where you can have lunch, have breakfast and play games, we have a closet, the games that the guys have, books will be stored, there are just a lot of s

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he then met renee salt, a holocaust survivor. the current climate. it's very bad at the moment and we hope it can only get better. is it the worst that you've known it? it's the worst since i've known it, since the last war. last week, prince william had a video call with red cross workers in gaza. like today, it was an engagement designed to highlight human suffering. as he left, there were flowers for his wife, who continues her recovery in private in windsor. and daniela is here now. we saw prince willam today, but there are still questions about the princess of wales? yes, that's right. it may have escalated a little bit since prince william pulled out of that memorial service in windsor early in the week. if you had even a passing glance at social media or online searches in recent days, there has been an enormous amount of rumour and gossip about the princess of wales. it has been pretty wild in some places. kensington palace know this, but they have stressed nothing has changed here. they had always said that we wouldn't s

renee in florida. good morning. guest: -- caller: good morning. it is such a pleasure. first saw an interview with you and myrlie before the book and i was really impressed with her. i have not read it yet. it is on my list. i really appreciate the book and i appreciate you and her. i had my sound turned off but i saw a picture of myrlie and president clinton. what was her involvement with him? guest: thank you so much for that. the interview you are talking about is probably the interview in 2018 which was the first time i interviewed her in person in california which is what inspired me to do the book. it was her talking about medgar evers and how much she was in love with him and the way that she talked about him almost in the present tense. i remember saying to her that he has been dead for almost 50 years. that stayed with me for years. when it came time to think about what i wanted to write about, i wanted to write about the love story because that is really what she gave me. when it comes to president clinton, myrlie evers-williams became the board chair of the n

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i and renee owens, director and producer martin scorsese will be receiving the honorary golden bear on tuesday for his lifetime achievements to berlin. ali prides itself on being more than just red carpet. prestige is always room for political debate. following weeks of protests against the far right across germany, the directors decided to and invite 5 politicians from the right when a at the party this year. the directors also emphasized that the festival ames to enable open dialogue surrender and war in gaza. so rick inspected for sympathy, goes out to all the victims of the many tearing places in the middle east and elsewhere. we are also concerned to see that on to semitism on do must numerous sentiment and hate speech spreading in germany and are on the word ticket. one film director has withdrawn his work from the festival in protest of germany support for israel and his calling for a boycott of german cultural institutions. mine of fundamental months will be, but organizers hope the festival can provide a venue for both sides to better understand each other, length of selection

another face to be looking at for she's this year's jury president in charge of selecting new winners and renee and director and producer martin scorsese will be receiving the honorary golden bear on tuesday for his lifetime achievements to berlin. ali prides itself on being more than just red carpet. prestige is always room for political debate. following weeks of protests against the far right across germany, the directors decided to and invite 5 politicians from the right when a asked the party this year. the directors also emphasized that the festival ames to enable open dialogue, surrender, and war, and you guys actual retrospective for see, but it goes out to the victims of the many different places in the middle east and elsewhere. we are also concerned to see that on to submit isn't on the muslim or resentment and hate speech of spreading enjoy money and are on the word good. since one, some director has withdrawn his work from the festival in protest of germany's support for israel and his calling for a boycott of german cultural institutions. mind the fundamental months will be, but o

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everybody remembers it as one of the greatest tragedies in human history, and that was a kind of movie di renee that is well should now stand accused of committing atrocities on a par with that. well, you said it yourself, it's an ironic thing in spite of what happened to is real. it's part of what happened to jewish people. this is not an excuse to now have carte blanche to act. however, they are acting in this situation and gaza is a start to monitoring crisis that we haven't seen in a very long time. and it's something that has to be resolved in survey laughter. i've actually outlined this feeling. let's have a listen. israelis can create the impression that because they suffer during world war 2, they can do anything today. yes, there was a hollow cost. it's a terrible crime. but there was also a genocide of all the peoples of the soviet union. they suffered no less as they were exterminated in various concentration camps in leningrad together with the jews. according to this logic, then everything should be possible and allowed for us now as well. this in principle is probably systemic and

everybody remembers it as one of the greatest tragedies in human history is that as a kind of movie di renee, that is well should now stand accused of committing atrocities on a par with that. well, you said it yourself, it's an ironic thing right now. it's sadly the situation and gaza is focused on a specific group of people. but also according to the un and other international human rights organizations. we're seeing that what israel is doing is not justified in terms of what they say is targeting of how mos many call what it does. it is an open air prison given the fact that their movements, the movement of palestinians has to be approved by israel. they could not move by air, land, or speed. they can not control the amount of food they get. and what we're seeing is a devastation is a psychological health in the physical health of palestinians. many who are starving. we haven't even seen what's going to happen in terms of the amount of food and the diseases that palestinians might get as a result of all of this. and so there has been very little done in terms of rescue operations. and lit

all right, let's most here, let's do a little q, renee and then we'll talk about how to dismantle those business models and how do we build the future we want. okay, my question is you very briefly touched upon that, but when the systems that we encounter and every day in this digitalization and the or we're going, the very basis of it is, is basically based on private interest. how can we really, truly create meaningful change? i think fundamentally that's a question about capitalism, not a question about technology. and so how do we change that hamster wheel? but it's sort of, you know, in order to avail ourselves of the resources needed to survive, we do waged work. our waged work contributes to structures that we may not agree with. and so i've come up with, you know, their social movements, you know, i, i participated in labor organizing after being are kind of in house and public intellectual and the expert in thinking that that was a theory of change. right. i'm now with tech executive trying to do tech another way that is not profit driven, right? that's another theory of change

everybody remembers it as one of the greatest tragedies in human history, and that was a kind of movie di renee that is well should now stand accused of committing atrocities on a par with that. well, you said it yourself, it's an ironic thing in spite of what happened to is real. it's part of what happened to jewish people. this is not an excuse to now have carte blanche to act. however, they are acting in the situation and gaza is a start humanitarian crisis that we haven't seen in a very long time. and it's something that has to be resolved in survey laughter. i've actually outlined this feeling. let's have a listen. israelis can create the impression that because they suffer during world war 2, they can do anything today. yes, there was a hollow cost. it's a terrible crime. but there was also a genocide of all the peoples of the soviet union. they suffered no less as they were exterminated in various concentration camps in leningrad together with the jews. according to this logic, then everything should be possible and allowed for us now as well. this in principle is probably systemic and n

and similarly situation is very, it's the right thing in the middle school, renee to inc. caustic killer in derrick by town. we're at least 14 palestinians have been killed off to a residential building belongs to cut off time. many had been completely destroyed and they are still people to stuck under the russell's as it's ongoing efforts by the civil defense team to completely pull them from under the wreckage of the destroyed building. similarly, also the tax continued one of those higher rock refuge account in the past hour where we deem is really military drones have opened the fire against different uh, residential buildings to um its ongoing efforts to 1st boost people in these areas to sleep, move to a rough life, just to have a kind of full military mobility on the ground and against the palestinian fighters . he is really wor, cabinet, has meant to discuss the war campaign and gaza as right wing ministers, apply pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and also it has more from occupied eastern as this war, comedies meeting tonight took place on the hills of a wide or cab

renee then the senate spots completely overlooking the port of crisis right to the morning to night, bring you the latest relevance from all around the world. this is all to international when welcome to the program as well. let's start off with that breaking news from iran. so a huge explosion on fire. uh, one of the country is main gas pipelines has been branded, sabotaged by the company that runs the network. what i want to do is cross straight to toronto and speak to all these use of july. i'm use of some expedition. we pictures coming out of a ron showing this huge fire. bring us up to speed on the latest developments. what do we know? what are the accusations here? a while exactly, to massive explosions ripped through uh, 2 different provinces. um and there wants southern regions at the same around the same time, the early hours of wednesday. initially we heard about the 1st explosion that took place in nob little jang county. and as long as the south western chal hard my heart, and buffy already problem is targeting a high pressure gas pipeline there in that county. and then u

you renee see them that you've already said he shouldn't be president once the war is over. you've made that clear? yes. yeah, absolutely. you said yes and the think anyone else could be doing a better job right now. that is a question. i think there are people who can do better job, but again he will be the present to land of the water. but off to the end of the work, there will be elections and a dog to the presidents. dimansky will win these elections if you will take part in them. you have the emissions to run for the presidency yourself. know, so the case about these 8, sorry. i haven't dition to be alive. yeah. and healthy at the end of these war, that is the main task uh for me, by end to do everything they come to bedtime after we will do with the everything else. you talk about the autocratic tendencies of presidents, the landscape, but that's not ukraine's biggest problem. at the moment the real body blow has been the failure to procure the kinds and quantities of weapons and that munitions that you need to push the russians back out of your territory. do you blame

you renee see them that you've already said he shouldn't be president once the war is over. you've made that clear? yes. yeah, absolutely. you think engineering anyone else could be doing a better job right now? the event is a question. i think there are people who can do a better job, but again he will do the present to land of the water. but off to the end of the war, there will be elections and a dog to the president semanski will win this election if you will. take part in them. you have the i'm patients to run for the presidency yourself. know, so the case about these 8, sorry. i haven't been to be alive. yeah. and healthy at the end of these war, that is the main task uh for me by and to do everything they can to bedtime after we will deal with the everything else. you talk about the autocratic tendencies of presidents, the landscape, but that's not ukraine's biggest problem. at the moment the real body blow has been the failure to procure the kinds and quantities of weapons and that munitions that you need to push the russians back out of your territory. do you blame

he then met renee salt, a holocaust survivor.bad at the moment and we hope it can only get better. is it the worst that you've known it? it's the worst since i've known it, since the last war. last week, prince william had a video call with red cross workers in gaza. like today, it was an engagement designed to highlight human suffering. as he left, there were flowers for his wife, who continues her recovery in private in windsor. a properly heart—warming story. police in florida miraculously found a five—year—old girl who had wandered away from home and into the woods on monday. the dramatic rescue was all caught on camera. the hillsborough county sheriff's office's aviation mutant used thermal imaging to find her walking through this dense wooded area. she was heading towards a body of water, and basically they guided, using those cameras, guided deputies to find her. let's watch the moment the police officers actually managed to locate her. you'll not come here, sweetie. hey! == locate her. you'll not come here, sweetie- hey!—