i want to start with oracle. >> i think oracle is one of the new, hot names in a.i. that came out of nowhere. it was almost like an ibm, an oracle kind of fell to the wayside, and everything was about chatgpt and microsoft and google, and here we are. they're taking leadership in a.i. cloud. they use a.i. through nvidia within their services. they're increasing subscriptions, and they're also getting all of this government funding potentially as part of stargate, the $500 billion investment. charles: right. >> $100 billion being deployed right away. it's one of the key players in a.i. infrastructure, and i think it's valuation wise manager to look add. -- something to look at. charles: it's still relatively cheap. compared to some of the other high flyers. >> it sure is. charles: all right, this is a stock that's been absolutely on fire, vistra. even though this stock has made a humongous move, you see a lot more upside. >> what because this remind you of in that last chart on palantir. nobody thought vistra many 2023, and all of a sudden a.i.'s all the change, the c

let's see about oracle which announced today.ding ai tools to its popular netsuite software to help with everything from hiring to tax planning. now the shares are only up fractionally today, but they are up 50% over the past year. what do you what do you think? >> i am such a strong buyer and interested in this particular name. so i think oracle is the yeah, one of the. unloved tech stocks out there that became popular. they're the cool kid on the block again. so they they're leaders in ai and ai infrastructure which is great. the projected compounded annual growth rate for the next two years or so is 50% or more. things like deep seat don't really matter. if anything, they make ai more efficient, and having cloud and infrastructure helps build and feed on that growth. so i think they're positioned well there. they've had a steady dividend for the last couple of years. it's performing quite well. they're touching on quantum computing and stargate. let's not forget that $500 billion of investment going in there. they're one of th

i was interested in what your thoughts are on oracle. i've been acquiring, you know, shares over time. right. dollar cost averaging. and it's been kind of flat for the last five months or so. so i was wondering what your what your thoughts are on it. >> well i mean oracle had this gigantic move. i mean just huge. and everyone thought that it was just terrific. and then what happened, frankly, is that we got all the great news and now we're waiting for more great news. and i don't see any more great news. i think you have to wait until they report. and when they report, they're going to have to have something really special. but it's not until march 11th, i think you'll be buying time in the stock for now. i want to go to bill in massachusetts. bill. >> jim, i just wanted to say thank you for your honesty and your integrity when it comes to the stock market. i really do enjoy it. >> thank you. you got to put yourself out there and say the good with the bad. and i say a lot of bad. i say a lot of things i made a mistake on. i think that's

you like consolation and dominion, oracle.chovershadowed by deepseek. you like oracle and marvel? >> yes, and -- marvelle and this shakes umm for the u.s. and pushing through and maintaining their dominance in ai and spending is going for the next stage of ai and calling it generative ai and i'm not including for the technology and from what i can gather, this will have legs to it. charles: the final say, because of robot and ai taking your job, that's different. ayesha, thank you very much. talk to you again soon. >> thank you. charles: earning season, forget about it. it's off to a very strong start. and, well, earnings do very, very well, that means fundamentals are doing well and shifting through new opportunities, particularly when there's a lot of noise. one of the best to help us. vance supp suzuki is next. ♪ known for creating memories. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers.

i want to bring in because oracle has had place of what aubrey have facilities already run the programthe show went back to earlier that the v.a. to special but not unique. we've got to get out of the unique this at how is it different than largest health organization like this that there are not better ways we can do? dispatches and medical health records. we cut look for better ways. >> a lot of discussion about the mission act and community care. i all for it under the appropriate circumstances but not at the expense of creeping elimination of the veterans health care system. i believe i heard you say earlier you remain committed to v.a. healthcare in addition to community care where appropriate, is that correct? >> you heard correctly. i believe there will always be if the health care for veteran. what we have to do is make sure we are adapting and making sure we're giving the care as authorized to make sure we do it in a way that is appropriate to the veteran. it stole still overtime ie situation spacing specit parts of the country where we have to have the veterans do the mission

you had larry ellison, the head of oracle, another billionaire. howard lutnick, a billionaire. and obviously, donald trump himself says he's a very wealthy man. you have elon musk, the world's richest man. so you have this cadre of very wealthy individuals setting these policies and speaking to some people on wall street. the american economy, because, you know, they don't want the impact of that. but it's really interesting when you just look and see who's around andwhohe�*sgiving shout .. . . .. .. these various bills. what's your guy's view on that? it has to be the wealthiest cabinet in history. even his ambassador picks, right? you know, you've got tom barrack, who's been a long—time friend and donor. and as the ambassador of turkey, you have charles kushner, jared kushner's father for france. um, and and steve witkoff, envoy to the middle east and it's these, these people who are in the room with him. i mean, the one thing that, you know, i think we've all learned so it's whoever's in the room with him influencing how he's thinking about something, you know, influencing h

infrastructure venture led by openai's sam altman and oracle's larry ellison is close to deciding on locations in texas and more than 12 the other states for its data center projects. in january white house news conference they held with president trump the three announced they will invest $500 billion over the next four years on new a. i. infrastructure here in the u.s. chip architecture firm arm holdings is right in the sweet spot. coming up, ceo rene haas is here live. we'll ask what he's prepared to spend to ensure his chip designs are stargate's chosen ones. and the other major story we are watching at this hour, chairs of cal main, the largest egg producer in the u.s., up nearly 2% as egg prices skyrocket. waffle house cracking under the rising costs. the restaurant chain announcing it will implement a 50 cent surcharge per egg used in its recipes to offset the egg-flation. calmain shares have spiked 99 -- 94% due to the bird flu outbreak which restaurant the chains could be next to slap. the surcharge on customers? we'll ask the national restaurant association's ceo, she is co

there will be concerts at pier 48 that's behind oracle park. all star activities at both arenas, and a fan fest at moscone center. the all star weekend alone is expected to bring an estimated $350 million in revenue to san francisco. the game is on february 16th. the weekend starts on the 14th. as many people are celebrating the lunar new year and ushering in the year of the snake, one east bay city is holding its first chinese new year parade, and that's happening today. people in hercules will have their chinese new year celebration with lion dancers, dragons, school marching bands, and miss asian global princesses. this is all being put on by yee's martial arts lion dance group and the hercules chamber of commerce. the parade begins at 1 p.m, starts at refugio valley road, and goes to the hercules community center. and trending this morning, the countdown is on to the super bowl. and while the niners didn't make the big game this year, a puppy named after one of the niners will be taking center stage at the puppy bowl. meet deebo samuel. he

the giants and the giants were getting so good that barry really got that ballpark built and it is oracle park today was packed bell park then it is the house that barry bonds built and as barry said in the parade, a 2010 2012 when those giants won the world series first time that a giants team had won the world series in san francisco then they won it three times and barry said to us broadcasters he said, you know, i really got that ballpark built and we all should play that. absolutely. but these guys they're the ones who taught us all how to win in that ballpark and coming from you i thought that was that was pretty good. yeah. so anyway, so congratulations to 525 and for barry bonds we all know the numbers and you talked about the great achievements, mr. mayor. for me that was how smart very was as a player are the things that i always remember that barry knew so much about the game that he was such a student of the game. and one of my favorite moments and you may not even remember it because you had a lot of these kind of moments but we were in san diego at the old ballpark there whi

have the oracle out from behind the curtain. so i do want to start with one of your quotes from your excellent piece this morning on this. and you said the following. he, meaning trump, envisaged a real estate deal whereby he'd assumed responsibility for gaza and masterminded job creating urban regeneration project. he called it an american ownership position. a better phrase would be colonialism. for the 21st century. >> yeah. >> i think what we're seeing in this. >> second term of trump is this belief that having survived his assassination attempt, having won reelection, having got liberation from all his criminal threats, he believes that he can do pretty much everything he wants. that reality and everything that's gone before is not going to stop him. the conventions of domestic politics and the conventions of the middle east, sure, he sees this as a real estate deal, but it is, i think, a symptom of a president who's looking at a problem that's never been solved and at least trying to come up with things. the problem is thi

by the way, oracle park tonight we lit up in orange lights to honor barry bonds. all right, here we go. breaking news for the warriors. they've just pulled off a major trade before tomorrow's trade deadline. espn right now reporting the warriors are getting a new star. it's a multi-team trade involving the warriors, the heat, the raptors and jazz. here's the bottom line. the warriors acquire that guy miami heat star jimmy butler. the heat reportedly agreed to trade butler for andrew wiggins, dennis schroder and kyle anderson along with the first round pick. but again, this is a multi-team trade. this all comes after butler's very messy and public breakup with the miami heat that saw him suspended as the team looked to trade him. but the bottom line the warriors are getting jimmy butler. we are waiting for more information from the warriors. they do have a game tonight in utah against the jazz. pretty big news for the warriors. all right up next we begin our celebration of black heritage. tonight we'll introduce you to an east bay photographer who shines a unique l

at oracle arena. the event is open to the public. it's free, but attendees are required to register ahead of time. we look today and found there are currently, unfortunately, no more tickets available. scammers are harnessing the power of ai to go after bettors ahead of this year's super bowl. that is the word from security experts. one strategigist at guidepoint security tells us criminals are using ai to generate even more realistic looking, but fake online gambling sites, and they're doing it with greater ease and speed than in years past. those fake sites allow you to set up an account, deposit money, and even place a wager. but when you go to collect your winnings, your money and account no longer exists. and in some cases, the site itself has disappeared. with ai, it makes it essentially available to everybody. so someone you know, you generative ai can create realistic websites, create realistic phishing attacks. so email attacks, it can do all sorts of things and it can do it with, you know, in minutes where maybe, you know,

the real estate company joins other tech giants, including oracle, tesla and acts and moving to the loner state. president donald trump last the california high-speed rail project calls for an investigation into its finances. so what next >> capital correspondent, a tom wallace. i'll tell you how the high speed rail authority the high speed rail authority is responding. touch can mean so many things. even for children with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can stir a sense of wonder. can make a ride go smoothly. ♪♪ and make a smile stretch ear to ear. dupixent can help your child stay ahead of eczema with clearer skin and noticeably less itch. when a touch is all in good fun. dupixent helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor of new or worsening eye problems, like eye pain, vision changes, or blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't c

joining companies like oracle, tesla, and acts. >> president donald trump says he wants to sign an executiverder promoting a plastic straws. this comes after the biden administration sought to phase out single-use plastics from federal government operations on truth the president posted, quote, i will be signing an executive order next week ending the ridiculous biden push for prey paper straws which don't work back to plastic, end quote. single-use plastic straws are already banned in several bay area cities, including san francisco, oakland, berkeley, and alameda. and those communities paper straws are the most common alternative used to reduce waste and pollution because they're considered more environmentally friendly than alameda reactions are mixed on their viability. >> it feels a little bit different and it's a little hard, it gets the job that they may feel more inconvenient sometimes. but that's okay. you know, we we have to make these adjustments. there's going to be good in between. you know, there's going to be a good alternative because the paper says it fall apart. lindsay, bu

and hey, if you have a chance, check out oracle park.will be lit up with orange lights in honor of barry bonds. last year, the giants honored bonds godfather, the 'say hey kid' willie mays on two for 2020. for mays, of course, wore number 24. well, that's going to do it for us at 430. thanks for joining us. justin garvin working on the 5:00 newscast. next. they're back with more in following a strong storm that moved through the bay area, a landslide slams into a hillside home in the north bay. we talked to the heartbroken homeowner. also, the rain has moved on at least today, but a new round on the way. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the next storm. of course, with the help of storm rangers radar and ai, continues to set the tone in the bay area job market. why some companies are laying off workers only to hire others who are ai savvy. the news at five starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas and i'm jessica aguirre. act one over. the rain has passed, but now the aftermath is ongoing for one santa

[ambient noise] >>> this afternoon, hundreds of fans gathered at oracle arena to remember rickey hendersonf steel. a month after he passed away suddenly, the oakland native hall of famer holds the all-time record for stolen bases at 1406. a record many believe will never be touched. we spoke with fans who said the hometown hero will never be forgotten. >> i have to be here today. he was a big part of my life when i was little and growing up with him . i had to be here and pay my respects for rickey. >> he had that swagger. it was one of the best things about him. no one will break his stolen base record ever. >> rickey was on the a's when they meet the giants in the 1989 world series. he was 65 years old when he died. >>> one day away from the biggest night, the 67th annual grammys are tonight in los angeles. the bay area is well represented. the legendary metal band metallica, east bay rock brand green day and san francisco tenor nicholas pawn. musician taj mahal. surprisingly, you can catch the grammys on cbs news bay area beginning of 5:00 on kpix streaming on paramount+. >> we do predi

i mean, wall street oracle stock gained 14.4% over the next two days. and while it's since given back, much of that move, clearly ai spending was not seen as a problem two weeks ago. so you can imagine you've got this one company spending far more than we thought. and then what happens? its stock goes up now. something big changed in recent weeks though. and that was the arrival of deep tech. that's a chinese generative ai tool that seems to be performed nearly as well as any of the leading edge, expensive us ai systems and was allegedly developed with far less hardware, meaning a heck of a lot less money. deep seek was actually launched last year, but it fully broke into wall street in silicon valley's collective radar the consciousness about two weeks ago, after the chinese quant hedge fund that created deep sea released a white paper explaining how it was made. on january 20th, the collective angst about deep sea caused a huge, nasty tech selloff. i mean, like. >> step, step, step, step, sell, sell, sell. >> that was just last monday. it demolished t

oracle has had, you know, places where they already had facilities already running the program.it is the issue that i went back to earlier. the vas special, but not unique. how is it different than the largest healthcare organization if they are not better ways that we can do it. we have to look for better ways all across. >> that is exactly my point. a lot of discussions about the mission acting community care. i am all for it under the appropriate circumstances, but not at the expense of a creeping elimination of the veterans health care system. i believe i heard you say earlier you remain committed to va healthcare in addition to community care where appropriate is that correct. >> you heard correctly because i believe there will always be va healthcare for the veteran that comes out. i believe we have to make sure that we are giving the care as authorized by this body to make sure that we do it in the ways that are appropriate to the veteran. we have to have the veterans to do the mission and what the intent was when we passed it. >> you mentioned you had not read project 20

market slum shop, lee is terrace imposed upon us prison. donald trump for gift is of a trade hor plus oracle and who saw one northwest and. * 150 feet, half gallery fissions all facing the pool. taishan. i'll tell you how the nor any flights and just stay in focused on but the flight pushed. i'm using a lot. i'm devin asked with the sports also thrashing manchester city. 51 to close, the gap from lead is livable, i'd say right to the front really high to like the house or 15 months is bombardment, force displacement and stones ation. the number of palestinians killed by these ready military and cancer has been revised to more than 61700 bets according to the government information office and tied generations had been wiped down by the war. or does that, how about the has the compatibility about the oxide? i mean, the war has killed over 61709 people. 47487 have been hospitalized. while 14222, remain missing under the rubble or on the roads, the number of injured has exceeded a 111588 more than 6000 detainees have been subjected to brutal torture. with dozens dying under torture. over 2000000

as a sports fan, oracle park is something that i think is really amazing, and the stuff that's beingund there is really cool. next 18 months it's going to be a whirlwind, a lot going on. any last thoughts? yeah, i think get informed and get out there and enjoy some of the things that that there's a lot of hard work going on. so go check out the see what's happening around this nba all star game. i know i'm involved in a celebrity pickleball game. i was actually playing with terrell owens last night here some pickleball because he's going to be my first round opponent. i know festus is going to be in it. brandi chastain is going to be it. exciting time to be in the bay area or to visit the bay area. hunter pence, thank you so much for your time. thank you so much for having me. it's a pleasure. so fun talking to him. i would love for him to be my tour guide. him and his wife, my pickleball partner. i know terrell, yeah, i know a 49ers legend and a giants legend playing with a soccer legend, brandi chastain. okay, so much going on in the 5:00 newscast. what's coming up? well, janelle,

whether it's working with mayors to revitalize historic streets, improving operations at the oracle fire district, advocating for the extension of the i-10, working to help students and educators in casa grande achieve their american dream or spending time in the great communities of saddle brooke, i will never stop fighting to make the county the best it can be. to my constituents, thank you for being part of an incredible journey, the best is yet to come. .. here's to another 150 years. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from pennsylvania for five minutes. ms. scanlon: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise this morning to urge federal workers in pennsylvania and across the nation to exercise extreme caution as they consider the bogus buyout plan that the white house is pressuring them to accept. in a memo to federal workers last week, trump's office of personnel management notified federal workers across the country that they had just over a week until tomorrow, february 6, to voluntarily quit their jobs in exchange for keeping pay and b

. >> the oracle arena giants ballpark the giants vest mission rock residential development are adjacent to the district boundary line. but in my opinion this project what projects would have happened regardless of the historic designation? and you might remember that a couple of years ago red's java house was nearly demolished but it wasn't saved by any kind of historic designation. it was public advocacy and outcry. >> so i just want to reiterate that preservation is good public policy. >> it informs change. i still believe in preservation. >> i hope that you do too. thank you so much. thank you. >> any other members of the public please come up to the podium. not seeing any. we'll move to our next agenda item. >> department matters. >> i think we have one item for 1687 market street informational discussion but we have no other department matters. >> thanks. good afternoon. >> good afternoon commissioners rebecca salgado planning staff. i'm the design planner for a mixed use arts and affordable housing project at 1687 market street that proposes the demolition of an article ten landma

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you have a lot of skin in the game, partnering with oracle, a ton of other companies.or a few minutes longer at night than you used to be? vonnie: the deepseek -- marc: the deepseek to the evolving landscape is exactly why we have approached the market the way we have. i don't have the expertise or the knowledge to know on the cutting edge who is going to win and lose. maybe some do. but that is a very different kind of risk return question. we are about delivering winning solutions through thick and thin. durable downside protected solutions. we provide the core data centers. that has not changed. deepseek may lead to somewhat less computing power to train a model, but that may lead to quicker adoption, broader adoption. on the margin, we are not sure what that yet means, but here is what i know. the people that we do business with -- we have the leading data center business development center around. we have the relationships. we have built 85 data centers. here is what i do know. it has just been reconfirmed. the microsofts of the world spending $80 billion, -- vonn

to dod they have actually worked on that with oracle. but really the issue is from community to entity. sen. tuberville: thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman and i want to welcome the witnesses for being here. our family numbers and caregivers. thank you for standing by your husband. as far as dav you hold my power of attorney as well. [laughter] it says something. and, mr. eaton, there might be a conflict of interest. mr. eaton, i think i was the first female patient to receive one of the backpacks that wounded warrior project handed out at walter reed. i think i was one of the first. unfortunately, it had jockey shorts, socks, and a shaving kit. [laughter] none of which i could use, but my husband thanks you for them. the kids are much better now because they are now what the presence of women they took my advice and readjusted. but certainly the wounded warrior project was there for me early on. i do want to take a moment to bring attention to the outrageous eeo that donald trump signed last night and my colleagues touc

is what you see us do in america, that beautiful data center that you just showed abilene, texas oraclets of jobs but you also have to reskill people, right, to make sure they understand how to use it best. of the what about what about this -- tariff story we've been covering all morning, president trump truck deals with canada and members, 25% tariffs pausing 30 days china retaliating against united states imposing 15% tariff on coal lng 10% on crude oil farm equipment to go into effect february 10, what impact do tariffs have on the ai sector? >> yeah. so back to way said a moment ago my job is to make sure we have the best compute best performance, reduce latency, but also getting best possible price, so, going to continue to push us to look for, for example, putting down more roots in the united states where we can stay cost-effective that is what really on my mind when it comes to tariffs at the moment. >> sara your take on nvidia describing chinese mold evidence how nvidia chips power advances in ai according to "the wall street journal" ceo told trump the public he overreacting t

. >>> on saturday afternoon, hundreds of fans gathered at oracle arena to remember a's legend rickey known as the man of steel. henderson passed away suddenly in late december. the open native hall of famer holds the all-time mlb record for stolen bases at 1406. a record that many people believe never will be touched. we spoke with fans who say the hometown hero will never be forgotten. >> i have to be here today. ricky was a big part of my life when i was little with the 1989 and growing up with him with the ash brothers. i had to be here and pay my respects. >> he had that swagger about him and that was always one of the best things about him. no one will ever break his stolen base record, ever. that is done. >> ricky was on the a's remedy the giants in the 1989 world series . henderson was 65 when he died. >>> the time is 6:26 on the sunday morning. coming up, president trump imposes tariffs on three of america's biggest trading partners. the specific levies that take effect in two days and how the affected countries already responding. >>> secretary of state marco rubio lands ove

joining others like oracle, tesla and acts.ay store in san francisco has now officially shut down months after backlash from residents. this location in the fillmore district has closed at a hearing earlier this week. city leaders met with concerned residents, but they ultimately made the decision to close. safeway cited theft and safety as the reasons it's unclear whether the building will be occupied by another grocery store. >> still ahead here at 2 o'clock 2. well, deserving firefighters are going to the super bowl the late night talk show that's making this happen. the break more jobs in january. we'll take a look at the employment numbers really gone up this year. >> salesforce is cutting more than 150 jobs in san francisco. these layoffs are part of the move towards artificial intelligence. earlier this week, the tech company reported more than 1000 jobs would be cut according to a bloomberg report impacted workers. we'll be able to apply for other jobs within the company. it's unclear which departments are being impacte

hundreds of fans gathered at oracle arena to remember rickey henderson, also known as the map of steelh after he passed away suddenly. he holds the all- time record of stolen bases at 1,406, a record many believe will never be touched. we spoke with fans who say the hometown hero will never be forgotten. >> i have to be here today. rickey was a big part of my life in '89, growing up with him and the bash brothers and dennis eckersley. i had to be here to pay my respects. >> he had that swagger about him. no one will ever break his stolen base record, ever. that's done. >> a true, true legend. rickey was on the a's when they beat the giants in the 1989 world series. he was 65 years old when he passed away. >>> time right now is 6:26. rain impacting homes in daly city. we check in with neighborhoods who say they are literally living on the eblg. the passing of prop k could lead to a recall election. we speak with the neighborhood's supervisor and some of his disgruntled residents. how about a live look outside before we head to break. it's monday. time to get up and at it. maybe you're o

oracle park will be lit up with orange lights today to honor bonds.uary 5th also means today is national girls and women's sports day. the women's sports foundation says the day was first celebrated in 1987. it highlights sports inclusion and the continued struggle for women equality in sports. we spoke to brandi chastain, a two time soccer world cup champion and a member of the bay area host committee. she says progress has been made to recognize women's accomplishments, but issues still need to be addressed. i remember a time that these conversations weren't being had. and, you know, we of course want pay equity. we want the ability to be a part of the spaces that we are passionate about. and i think our community really accepts and appreciates that. every year, schools and community serving organizations host more than 300 grassroot events across the u.s. to celebrate women and girls in sports. all right. that does it for this edition of the fast forward. we'll see you shortly forward. we'll see you shortly at 430 with more news. your best defense

in san francisco, including at novella in the mission, where doors open at two woodbury bar near oracle park, also is holding a similar event starting at 1 p.m. chiefs fans hoping for that three peat no offense, buzz works along. 11th street is the place to be. ■doos open at noon. we posted a full list on our website nbcbayarea.com. the morning after the big game can be tough. many of us will be needing that extra caffeine boost, and starbucks says they want to help. on monday, starbucks will be handing out free post game day coffee. you have to be a rewards member to score that free hot or iced beverage. you still have time to sign up for the deal through the starbucks website. and as people wait to see who wins the super bowl today, a california dog named after a 49ers star has already won the top prize at the puppy bowl. deebo samuel has won the most popular competition. you may remember this guy we told you about him from the sacramento spca. they posted these photos of deebo with the lombardi trophy. the poodle mix is a member of team ruff. he beat 15 other puppies from shelters ac

the proposal is linked to president trump's stargate plan, which is a joint effort between openai, oracle and softbank to boost the artificial intelligence infrastructure significantly in the united states. the company says it expects each data center to create thousands of jobs. >> new at six tonight, for e first time, the abc seven news i-team gets a san francisco public defender to talk about why a convicted criminal deserves leniency. >> he's the perfect person for that. >> tonight, the crime, the punishment and the controversy. >> the abc seven storm impact scale. >> heavy rain right on top of. >> from 1 to 5. light to severe. know exactly how every storm will impact you. >> downed trees. road closures. >> be prepared with the storm impact ♪ (slow down) ♪ (♪) cut!!!! i get it! slow motion. slow down geographic atrophy. but we don't need gimmicks. stick to the facts. ga, the advanced form of dry amd, can irreversibly damage your vision. but syfovre is an fda-approved eye injection that gives you the power to slow ga. syfovre was proven to slow ga lesion growth over 2 years with increa

in san francisco, including at novella in the mission, where doors open at two woodbury bar near oraclelso having a similar event that starts at one. chiefs fans hoping for a three peat buzz works upon along 11th street is the place to be, and doors open at noon. we've posted a full list on our website at nbcbayarea.com. all right, let's see how the weather is shaping up for the weekend. we've had an off again on again rainy week. kari. yes. so it's all out of here for the weekend. if you are going to super bowl fan fest it's going to be sunny. temperatures in the upper 50s just wearing some extra layers for the chilly temperatures. but if you want something to help from the inside out, how about checking out the sausalito super bowl festival soup tasting happening there? you can find those tickets online. it's going to start at 1:00 and only 55 degrees. and also looking at sunshine there as well. we're still celebrating the lunar new year. and in san jose, if you're going to the east ridge mall, it's going to be nice. highs in the upper 50s. and then those temperatures dropping very qu

shows will run from november 20th to december 21st at oracle park.ts are available now for club cirque members. general sales begin monday. starting today, you can celebrate valentine's day at starbucks. >> yeah, the coffee company is bringing back two drinks for the holiday special. on the left is the chocolate covered strawberry cream frappuccino. it's a blend of strawberry puree, chocolate chips, milk and ice. it's topped with whipped cream and a mocha drizzle. and then on the right is the chocolate hazelnut cookie cold brew. it's made with starbucks cold brew vanilla sirup and topped with chocolate hazelnut flavored cream foam and chocolate cookie crumbles. both are available for a limited time. i thought they were going to say like two for one, just two drinks. >> they certainly are. i also thought that we were trying to get into simpler drinks for these baristas to make, because they said that they were. >> to say the name. >> that doesn't look simple. >> no. >> but you know, if you like it. >> those are dessert. let's be very clear. >> absolut

oracle ceo larry ellison, for example, was at a big white house event in week one, but then went on to in that stock slide. i mentioned, at least on paper, losing 20 billion in a day is a good sign. you have a ton of money. meanwhile, new reporting on elon musk trying to take his twitter game plan and apply it to the entire federal government. he has stormed into washington. the new york times reporting that musk shows up in person at these agencies and is trying to sort of twitter fight the federal government, installing some of the very same executives who ultimately cut not a third or half, but actually 80% of that company's staff, millions of federal workers received an unusual offer this week that, again, like so much that we're covering, might be part messaging, part bluster, given the rules on federal workforces, but also could matter, they were told in language eerily reminiscent of twitter layoffs, that they'd reached a, quote, fork in the road, and they were being encouraged to resign and get some longer payment through about the fall if they did. indeed, it was the same quot

the wall street journal, not exactly a left wing oracle put up on the screen.here's their lead editorial. they say if this takes place, this will be the dumbest trade war ever. aren't we going to bear the cost for whatever tariffs he's imposing on them? and won't it be for tat where they respond in kind on orange juice or bourbon, which is what the canadians did the last time? >> well, i will tell you that the cost of the american people for rampant illegal immigration and for the illicit drug trade that has started with precursor materials in china to fentanyl being put together south of our border in mexico and then trafficked into into the united states. those costs have been significantly more damaging to the american people than this proposed possible trade war. at the end of the day, what president trump is doing is that he wants china and mexico and canada to take our national security interests just as seriously as they take theirs. and when it comes to fentanyl, let's be very clear. the precursor material is from china. the tablets are assembled in mex

. >> that, a part of stargate along with oracle and softbank. and this is a very significant influx, influx of cash for openai and validating their own market value at this point. a private company, of course. and as i said, not even a for profit company has yet. carl, in the wake of this deep set news that seems to be fading but has certainly had an impact, at the very least on shares of nvidia still, which have been creeping back. >> yeah, we continue to keep track of the capex revisions. microsoft was now up for amazon up 22. google up 30. meta up 18. and jassy. >> said last night he's. >> like, you know, never. have we seen an. >> instance where. >> technology gets cheaper and the overall spend decreases. it just doesn't happen. whether you want to call that a pareto optimum or jevons paradox. a lot of economic theory working behind this dynamic right. >> now. >> they're all in, and they all see the opportunity there as being as big, if not bigger than what it was with the internet. and you're not going to see anybody back off. it would appe

wasn't oracle and walmart? -- was it it oracle and walmart?et a cut for brokering the deal. does that even work? lisa: they will getting cut from it? no, it doesn't work. are they going to borrow it for .5% and invest it? full of from certain levees? is this where the tariff money will go and invest in tiktok's potential acquisition by somebody else? jonathan: back at work. lisa: free ideas here. jonathan: elsewhere, benjamin netanyahu set to meet with president trump in the oval office at 4:00 p.m. eastern to discuss the ongoing truce in gaza, which trump's middle east envoy wants to make permanent. lisa: there have been a lot of changes going on with israel given the fact the hostages have come back. there is a hope among a lot of people in israel to continue with the cease-fire, also in gaza. big questions about who could come into gaza, some sort of two state solution. donald trump has been aggressive saying maybe they should all move to another country. there's been so much pushback to that. a lot of anger on the part of allies in the mid

and i will note for you guys that larry ellison, co-founder of oracle, was in the room for this conversation there as well. so something to watch as we continue to wait and see what's going on with tick tock guys. >> that's interesting. larry. >> there's a. lot there. yeah. >> megan. thanks. appreciate it. megan costello. >> you also wonder what the relationship is between howard lutnick and scott. bessent in treasury and commerce. just kind of we're going to go to steve liesman in a second just to kind. of recap what. we heard there at the top, the sovereign wealth fund. i want everyone out there listening and watching to understand what we're talking about. and correct me if i'm wrong. >> well, let's see what we're talking about. >> i actually don't know the details. i'm going to make it up. >> but what. >> we know about sovereign wealth funds is this to kelly's point, you sell or you. >> sell. >> something, you raise money. and with those that money, you buy stuff and then you hopefully make. >> money investments. >> for the citizens. >> so if you have a lot of oil, look what alaska has d

. >> oracle. >> jyoti. >> zoom. video. >> thank you, josh brown. >> uber hot. >> right now. i'm staying long. >> all right. thank you very much again. i'll see you at 3:00 on closing bell. that'll do it for us. the exchanges now. >> thank you very much, scott. and welcome to the exchange. >> i'm kelly evans. >> here's what's ahead. >> the big. monthly jobs. >> report is on deck. tomorrow and you might want to buckle up. we could see some big swings, not just in the monthly figure, but on what really. >> happened with. >> job growth over the past few years. we'll tell you why and how markets might react. >> plus, one. >> incredibly important group of stocks that is significantly underperforming so far this year. i bet you know it well. and they haven't underperformed like this in over a. >> decade, our analyst explains. >> whether it's a blip or a breakdown. taking shape. and three more names due out with earnings including amazon later today. and this name our mystery chart that tim seymour says he's getting ready to buy on a pullback. not much of a hint there, but if you th

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and what does that oracle tell us? i think maybe, simply this, we have been given the most brilliant constitution every devised to constrain the worse impulses of human nature, but even that brilliant document will not protect us if we do not inhabit positions of great responsibility with people worthy of them, with people who view our system of checks and balances not as a weakness to overcome or to overrun but as a source of strength, who view the domestic order who -- to take secretary mattis's words, conducive to our prosperity and values, we need an attorney general who will be strong when the president seeks to turn this institution a rubber stamp, when the president seeks to empower elon musk, when the president ignores our allies and emboldens our enemies, when the president targets those in government who did their job to investigate crimes and malfeasance in order to exact vengeance, vengeance apart from self-enrichment, the president's only motivation, vengeance. donald trump is hoping that in the chaos of h

it's like oracle workday. it's very hard for companies to say, as we all know.don't want to touch the stock for two two quarters. so a lot of them stay with there. and then if the information is there, it's just application software. and then companies like workday can charge more for it. and the higher margins recurring revenue. so that's it. but and if the application is there then the incumbents are hard to do because you've got to get the data on that. thermo fisher is a name you like. this is one that's been the story has been a little bit dislocated for a while. it used to be this massive kind of, you know, melt up type of name. everyone loved the model. what's happening now? >> so covid. >> came stock, went. >> through the roof. >> and then of course, after covid fell off. >> it's the. >> premier life science. diagnostic company. >> it's all. >> you go there for everything. and really, in the last couple of years, nothing was going on. you didn't have anything about like lab equipment. exactly. tools and all the tools that you need to do the research on b