this is nanning's main market where huang and li have their business.llions of pigs in china. it has killed around 50% of their trade. they have laid off seven workers and now they just have one. fewer pigs means the price have shot up and people cannot afford as much. even the woman selling crispy pork belly lunches to the people in the pork market is struggling. after a year of african swine fever spreading, what started out as a problem on farms is now a problem on china's dinner tables. for these two, pork is their main source of income. for china's 1.4 billion people, it is their main sustenance. can you have chinese dinner without pork? she says we can't stand up if we don't eat pork. now let's brief you on some other business stories. elon musk has announced tesla's european car factory will be built near the german capital of berlin. he added that the electric—car maker will also establish an engineering and design centre near berlin's new airport. the announcement sends a stark message to some of the world's most prestigious carmakers that he's

what's going on here >> i don't think it was jensen huang. artificial intelligence version of him, in simulation. he's unbelievable. that jacket -- i got to get one of those jackets maybe that's what makes it happen. >> what is he modeling modeling going to mars >> landing a bunch of guys on mars in 2025 and apparently you have to send that thing hurdling in and i think jensen figured out exactly the way to make it so that the spacecraft does not crash. talk about a guy thinking five years ahead of us, david >> all right i didn't even know we were planning on that >> oh, my. are you kidding me i thought you would be on it >> only if you're going, baby. >> no, i'm talking -- i'm going to jump, i'm going to do a jump at u.s. air force academy. >> jump out of an airplane. >> yeah. i got to talk to my life insurance guy first, see what i can get. >> not solo, though. attached to somebody, right? >> do a tandem don't do a static line. >> to start i'll do tandem, just because i'm a little -- my wife asked me to use four people to hang on to in case

let's dig deeper from jensen huang, to get a better read of the quarter and what's going on. back to "mad money," jensen. >> thank you, great to be here we're taking this live for you at colorado from denver, colorado, super computing 19 >> well, jensen, everyone was enthralled when we saw you at the headquarters and people say, jim, it's the latest and the greatest gpu, chip, but you don't explain in realtime how valuable it is, what people do with it and how mind blowing it can be so i said i'm going to go see jensen again and he's going to tell us. you've got a great example of how mind blowing your technology is tell us about it. >> well, we build computer technology that makes it possible for people to do things that otherwise is absolutely impossible what you're looking at behind me is a mars lander simulation with full fluid dynamics. you know, you know that we'll go to mars and by 2030 or so mid 2030 and the mars lander has to land in the atmosphere that's 0.01 of the earth. it has to land with booster rockets instead of parachutes. what you're looking at behind me is

here describes ok so we're not only talking about torture though we're also talking about as stanley huang expressed one of his fears of being disappeared now now what is being disappeared and how much of a threat is that for hong kong protesters. well people can be disappeared in china at any time they would be taken into some facilities that a specially run we know from mainland chinese disappeared that they can be held to several months even more than a year in these detention facilities without their relatives being noticed i am not aware of any case of people during this protest movement having been disappeared in this way what we hear off or what we know off is that there have been allegations earlier one hong kong bookseller disappeared for several months in a chinese detention center and he says he was kidnapped from hong kong streets again this is a brutal toolkit if we can call that that the chinese authorities are putting together how effective is intimidation right now for the protesters in hong kong. the effect that and intimidation has had so far is to stir up peoples and go

literally and in fact as we learn from these documents many chinese officials had issues with this to huangoung z. the chinese official in charge of one of the counties in changing where tens of thousands we get were detained he thought that the orders from the central government according to the new york times quote left no room for moderation and would poison ethnic relations in the country he ended up freeing over 7000 inmates and for that he was detained stripped of power and prosecuted so with due respect to you'll let me suggest that the chinese fight against terrorism in china that the about is why also machinery joining america this was a communist party official running a county and who freed we goes and was punished for doing so listen let china fight its terrorism in its own don't let the america's fight the terrorism in china or with their turf last time i let it lie and countries not to use it is a job. in their own who we learned this week quietly ordered the release of more than 7000 we give because he thought it was an excessive policy he was detained stripped of power and p

this is what i huang the to do. was willing to open up our church to do this. >> tell me why. >> you have an opportunity to reflect on what you did. i think he was doing that. so, of course it's time to be suspect. because he's talking about a presidential run. but he said, i'm sorry. and people are going to interpret that however they choose, but we're going to watch and see what he does beyond the apology. >> we'll get to what he does in a second, how did your congress gants interpret it, did you get a mixed reaction? >> my congregation is respectful. they're sharp intelligent people. and they respected the fact that i would give them a platform to make his case. and it would be based on how we came across. >> for the most part, we felt it was sincere. >> does that translate into the black vote? is that something we have to see? personally, he has a benefit to the white house, how he plays it is important. >> as recently as january. as the mayor defended what he chose to do with stop and frisk, you know, a number

. >> the notion you can go on television, trash your chain of command, say anything you huang the toong as you have the right connections. and the president of the united states tweeting out that you ought to listen to it, he's going to be on fox and friends, this just -- you cannot have a disciplined military service, you can't do the job you need to do with this -- these sorts of actions. >> is it a no no a president inserting himself, or this sort of -- i don't know, lower level using his influence at this level? >>. >> not off the top of my head, not off the bottom of my feet. no president in history that i know of has done anything like this. >> i can't imagine he wrote those words lightly. just that he no longer shares the same understanding of the commander in chief, and i cannot in good conscience owe buy an order that violates the sacred oath i took. can you just -- when you first read that, what did you make of his choices and the significance of these words? >> secretary spencer's letter hoynes in on exactly the key thing here. the good order and discipline. the fact that

you go out there, there is jensen huang and everybody else.is -- he is revered he doesn't take himself too seriously. has a wine and beer bar at his place. people want to work until 12:00, 12:00 at night have a beer. >> oxy petroleum, carl icahn may try to go after the entire board. by the way, anybody who is hoping somehow that chevron would come back for oxy, now the stock is down 42%. not what i'm hearing not what i'm hearing, no discipline discipline discipline >> take out a competitor. >> talking about new tech. let's talk about old tech. hp and xerox it is getting nasty. hp sends a letter yesterday of back to xerox after their letter. >> a lot of letters. >> where are we headed here? most likely to a proxy fight the window doesn't open for a little while then to the annual meeting, april until we figure this thing out. the entire board is -- let me focus on a couple of things that hp focused on in the return of serve to xerox after it said, sure, we'll get due diligence on you but you can't get due diligence on us. federer, amazing. they

you're going to be stuck in the silo of information that i'm getting, and that's all i huang the to heari don't want to hear the other side. the way the problems are going to be approached. there are diversions and distractions. they don't have to talk about what the testimony was. >> to your point -- i just had john dean on tv with me last week saying, i come off -- hey, thanks for the show, he's like, this isn't a show, this is real 4r50i life, but now he appreciates how it will be perceived. we talk about these household names, but with having human faces, personalizing what's happening, how much weight do you think that will carry? >> i think it matters a lot. there will be people tuning in, because they want to understand this better, we've seen the past few months the numbers on impeachment move. and they're moving in response to things people are learning, having someone sit down and tell you exactly what happened, that's going to be something that has some power, it's not going to affect what republicans in the senate do, but it is going to affect how people under what happened a

i disagree i think -- >> jensen huang can throw from all the different angles. >> he can run it in.ll see him tonight. >> yeah. by the way, jim, you're going to want to stay tuned we have an exclusive interview coming evan spiegel, snap ceo, more "squawk on the street" straight ahead. >> get a selfie. get a selfie it was sophie's big day. by the way, she's the next mozart. as usual we were behind schedule. but sophie's enthusiasm cannot be dampened. not even by a run-away donut. we powered through it in our toyota prius. because a star's got to shine, no matter what. it's unbelievable what you can do in the prius. toyota let's go places. but shouldn't somebody this is be listening?pression. so. let's talk. we're built for hearing what's important to you, one to one. edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. on a scale of one to five? one to five? it's more like five million. there's everything from happy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are

sales and gaming up from the 1.3 billion it brought in the second quarter ceo jensen huang says our gaming business from hyper scale customers powered q3 results key questions analysts will want to know is when is nvidia unveiling a product it hints at, and what's the outlook on crypto industry, they do specialize in chips used in the crypto sector. applied fe applied materials, thanks to growth in founding, laundry and chip business. china, despite signs of a slow down continues to make up 30% of net sales. the stock is higher in extended trade and now trading at its highest level in 13 years. both chip stocks have been on fire this year, up over 50%, recovering from what was a pretty tough 2018, and even chip equipment makers, and amd are up big after reporting better than expected earnings, plus further channel checks suggest that demand is starting to improve for semiconductors and the big question is here whether demand can keep up with wall street expectations back to you. >> seema mody at headquarters. pete, where do you go here, which would you rather. >> i would stick with applied

were both sensational and shocking a chinese espionage network operating in a stroller and defector huang ling chang claiming he was once involved but at a media briefing in beijing chinese officials labelled the accusations as nothing but lies claiming wang is a fugitive suspected of fraud. china has always pursued the principle of noninterference in other countries domestic politics we have never tried to know are we interested in meddling with other countries' internal affairs it's one of 2 cases currently playing out in australia shining a spotlight on china's rising influence in the asia pacific region the death of a young chinese a strongly and businessman nick is also being investigated he died weeks after telling a stroke his spy agency he'd been approached by chinese agents to run for parliament i would caution anyone leaping to any conclusions about these matters that's why we have these agencies i'm not but i do find the allegations troubling and disturbing the device about china's threats to our sovereignty is not confined to australia this is happening all across east asia fr

. >> that's good but jensen huang delivered again and again.re are people right now who are skeptical saying, this stock just did this. sorry. >> something else. >> anyway, the -- >> here, try this. >> okay. this move was entirely because of this quarter and now it is what have you done for me lately i think it regains the high. by the way, one of the things, david, people don't talk about anymore, they do simulations they do simulators for airplanes. isn't that interesting the pilots need another 20 hours? >> that's a lot. you think it regains the high? >> yes. >> really? >> yes because they're so far ahead of everybody else i went to nvidia, they have robots, they say, get me a cup of coffee, the robot gets you a cup of coffee. >> what about lisa sue at amd. >> they're cousins they're related. >> that has nothing to do with whether or not they're competers. >> gaming, yes, they are competitive. there is no doubt if you speak to their executives, they'll say lisa sue has done an amazing jo at amd but she's not in ai at their level. no one is.