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we talked to silicon valleyongressman ro khanna about this feud. and we'll take you to the red carpet in new orleans. the party is in full swing as we head into super bowl weekend. and keep in mind, the super bowl is in santa clara next year. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight i'm raj mathai. we will chat with the 49ers president as the countdown is on for next year's super bowl at levi's. also, we've got to use the bleep button you heard there for elon musk his new battle with silicon valley congressman ro khanna. those stories in just a few moments. we want to start with oureather like we've been doing all week. the latest storm hitting the bay area. a live look now in san francisco. we're still seeing some scattered showers and some flooding in parts of the bay area. at least two people have died, sadly in sonoma county, and a third person was rescued. are you in there? where are you at? in the back. pretty intense here. this is near point reyes on tuesday morning. all caught on a deputy's body cam. a woman hit a puddle, lost contro

but what is ro is testing and selling and promising is not just weaponry. it's an idea. it's a concept. and it's a very appealing concept to many of the coverage israel cells, the idea of getting away with it to find out how tiny use around has many to develop this huge military and surveillance machine. i'm heading back to israel and palestine. it's not really clear if i'm going to get in, i haven't been there for a fees. i was basically locked over. i'm jewish. i'm not a citizen of these around in immigration rules say they can refuse. and to the critics of the country, all those who have called the boy codes. so they have multiple reasons for turning me away. my arrival was surprisingly smooth. so i'm heading straight to east jerusalem. israel has been occupying the westbank since 1967, and this develops a unique system of controlling the palestinian population from check point. and the separation will 2 increasingly innovative methods of surveillance. these rules and not just rules that can listen. and they are listening to probably us right now. i suspect it's in th

our business and tech reporter, scott budman spoke one on one with congressman ro khanna and scott. we know these gentlemen for years now. both of them don't back down. no. it's true. raj congressman ro khanna says he's looking out for his constituents, some of whom work for elon musk, and he doesn't mind the back and forth insults on social media. heigh ho. elon musk has got to go. democrats have voiced anger and concern about elon musk and his doge related cuts to federal agencies, but they've also been criticized for a less than robust response to musk. that is, until silicon valley congressman ro khanna tweeted his claim that musk is actually violating the constitution. there is a takeover of these agencies. and what is your party doing? what are you doing? and i took to twitter. musk then fired back crudely with a tweet of his own. and i don't take it personally. i mean, look, he's, you know, said something. he feels like he's trying to save taxpayers money. i'm just trying to be standing up for the constitution. and in fact, congressman khanna took to tiktok with a follow up m

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these ro unveiled a huge amount of new technology around gaza. they spent billions of dollars. they claimed that it was kind of katie's rel, safe was going to k palestinians essentially and gaza. what exactly was being put in place around that time? will of all sorts of equipment is, was surrounded garza with all of these technologies, facial recognition, hockey, telephones, visual low intelligence from drones, recognizance slide and it says balloons, the phone numbers of many homeless members and not only homeless members, those are innocent people to and that information came from bugging and listening and the observatory equipment so. so guys that was surrounded by the equipment and these red believes that they can control the population that they control above or how much domestic security surveys she met. and the military intelligence mistake. they almost adored war, shipped the chronology on october, the 7th, 2023. it's kind of a highly coordinated defensive, homeless drones, a tech to watch towers, disabling the c c tv and automated guns, which c. so does on the border.

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the ro, his and other parents play in this business is highly controversial. we're talking with stray another mode to as a student, she succeeded in getting illinois to pass along requiring parents to share the profits with their influence or children. i tried changing a lot because it made me very upset that they were kids, my own age that were experiencing abuse and nobody was doing anything about the whole states are currently working on new guidelines to better protect children in this regard tray, i hope still go even further, and so when i propose this law, i wanted them to not only have access to the money, but also to have the ability to take down their videos once they turn 18 if that's what they choose. and the 2nd part is what i think law makers now that this bill has been passed should continue focusing on whether the kids from the course will have success as influencers remains to be seen. but they take some basic knowledge, some videos plus an oscar with them to ada for one feels closer to her goal. we want to know why she now believes that she'l

we know for example, apparently the prime minister of his ro cannot travel to every country because he would be inquiring be apprehended. so we see that sometimes the world order implements this case is when it's been official to them, but in the case of a convicted work criminal like a depart minister of as well. then we hope that countries that have the power internationally liked to us and others do not block the sanction of justice. do not block international court rulings that have been upheld internationally and supported the various countries. we hope that, that, that international groups and other allies is also step in to be able to implement this. well, that's your breakdown of what's happening around the well, we'll be back in just over 30 minutes with a fresh take on the news to you, but don't go anywhere because next to are not see international is another chance to find out why americans are moving to rush, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, i wanted to come here since i was 121 my grandfather and told me his mom came from russia of, i was part russian. i didn't plan on stayin

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the as ro on last task successfully turned out. the 5th exchange 3 is ready captives, 483 palestinian prisoners, leaving to celebrations on emotional reunions. boston's rights on the fried prisoners to garza and occupied westbank. while the counselors were flying by israel to be reunited with the families and how the reports from that is about the surround from us by twos in central causes. 3 is really the captives are net onto a stage before they release 16. my can attend insignificant stuff in the seas for d as to how much this room how much seem defined is reduce these by the cost of the periods size of b, which is really some of these really. they've been waiting for 16 months shortly after seems of started patients and for the infinity units in central kaiser as relatives work in the process of policy presented release from is really present. awesome good. the conditions with terrible no food, nothing to drink, no medicine. i set for 24 hours a day for 40 days, straight, and cooked and blindfolded. i wasn't allowed to go to th

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ro khanna does that. the democratic congressman from silicon valley says you're violating the constitution. he said it on twitter. and this is the tweet that he got back. very simple. and, you know, kind of straight out of the locker room as the kids say, janelle, this escalated quickly. did representative conner. yeah. so what happened? did representative conner respond to that? so he did actually on tiktok. and this is a tiktok where he not only shows the tweet that musk directed at him, but he said, if you need me to be the biggest, and he uses that word in congress to support the constitution, i'll do it. so it is literally like, we're on the playground here and these two are going at it. and the interesting thing is khanna represents silicon valley, and he's met with musk more than a dozen times. and he says, we've had good relations. this is the guy, he says, that builds rocks and cars and creates a lot of jobs and a lot of wealth here in the bay area, in his district. but this back and forth is wha

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show of forces he owns, group for these to 3 is ready, come serves as part of a seaside deal with this ro, ukraine says russia has the types of parts of the cost region health by ukrainian forces with at least $95.00 people believe to have been trucks under the russell and us present. donald trump and prizes are still on inputs from mexico, canada or in china. we'll be looking at the in the a $183.00 palestinian prison. those have been released from is, randy jones is part of the latest exchange onto the goal is to see 5 deal that you agree to advise scenes of jubilation in southern garza, and also reunited with loved ones. exchanges the fall since the goal is to cease fire took effect nearly 2 weeks ago. thought of what was on begins on coverage from fun. eunice. the cheap relation in on unit the as people wait to come to the floor, this is back because the, this prison exchange was since the goal is to cease point of view keen interest tech to mid january the a 10823 postings, men released in extreme for 3 is really captives, 111, a really goes for some this they seemed inc to see the m

early to avoid casualties, we came to the royal present or exchanges between these ro and him as the northern group relieved me. hostages, israel free 183 prisoners, only 22 of them came here as 150 or now prisoners will be sent to gaza among them. 7 serving live sentences will be to pull to, to the college student and all there is water originally from gaza and those who were arrested during the war will be returned home to the suite. one education citizen will be sent back to egypt until now is will release almost 600000. seeing prisoner is another assessing hundreds to go to the end of the 1st stage of the deal. we have been able to speak to many of them including those who lives on saturday. no stress, that's a deal, let's say. well, some of 4th hoping to last is a solution to the broder is really power steering prices. let's say can listen. i have been in prison for 17 and a half years. the feeling of freedom is indescribable. and incredibly sweet feeling . they treated us very, very harshly. everyone's suffered, beatings, abuse insults. they kept torturing us until the very las

army bases in the city of on demand seemingly towards the northern powers of the capital where the ro stuff still has presents. but the army says that it is continued to gain ground against apparently the 2 rapid support forces, especially into the state. where on that date, it was also able to take control of other major towns and cities from the power and military rapids support forces. the army says that'd be fighters of the are a step that were present in the northern parts opposite states of, to the, withdrew towards the southern parts off the capital of tomb. and that they will continue to pursue the rest of slicers until they liberate the capital. now, the army has been gaining ground against the r, a staff in both states. we've seen the army in the past few days, re taking control of more districts presidential districts in the city of bethany and the northern parts of the capitol as well as breaking the seats that was enforced by the iris staff on it's general command. and on the signal corps in the southern parts of the city of buffy. the army also said on sunday that it was

for the problem we have today. minerals are highly sought after for the manufacturer of batteries and ro, wanda does everything to enter the d r c and take these minerals there. they do this in the dirtiest way. you can always come as a company to open activities in the d, r c, and you will have minerals that you are looking for, for one that has imposed on us the war in the d r c for decades. so people are forced to move all the time today in the east of the d r. c. the situation is catastrophic. and we must build deeper on this issue to limit the damage. we've also been guessing, reaction and assessment from a professor of international relations in the o. c. capital of the situation in the east of the dear seas difficult assume for empowers. so using one to to make demands the drunken to, to what the population once in the cut and circumstances. it is difficult even for the you when to find the real solution. since in addition to one lunch you and member stage 2 or 3 more behind all this very in lies the complexity of the problem . the united states supports the one to know me from a

while trying to reach red cross space of the same old phrase is ro and led from interested into the apple to delay tell. as soon as it relates, as it was fast settles, but made many nervous, and mediators particularly caught her forth, have soon guaranteed that such things will not happen. again, knew all as well according to this agreement also opens the rough across thing are their own staff a day to allow 15 wounded. how is seniors including her mast militants to costing to age of full medical treatment daily? israel has made it very clear since the beginning, any repeat of assets transfer payers could shut down this community or in florida. so we might assume him off being very cautious about that. and as well, they celebrate as well the release of hostages, and also crowns have gathered with main location being hostages square. and the capital tel aviv people i'm watching has been watching the release on john's craves celebrating those free, but also sending solidarity with those still in conf. timothy, you remember right now 79 hostages remain in garza including 3 taking before. so

it's also the see 5 deal with is ro us president donald trump, imposes terrace on inputs from mexico, canada and china will look at the impact on massive process and sub you. thousands of students show their anger overlays, government corruption, the a 183 palestinian prisoners have been released from his re details as parts of the latest exchange unto the goal is to see saw. they were greeted by scenes of jubilation in southern gauze, or as they were united with the loved ones. the exchange is the full since the goal is to cease fire took effect nearly 2 weeks ago. thought it about his own begins coverage from fund newness. the street relation in con eunice the, the as people wait to come to for this is that cuz the this prison exchange was since the goal is to cease point, deal came into effect in mid january, the 183 postings men released in extreme with we is really captives 111 originally in guns. for some this, they seemed inclusive as well as the taking the realities. emotions how to control the i didn't expect my husband to be released at assumed has gone away forever until th

so ro, restoring central authority comes 1st, make the y p g. a secondary concern unless they threaten security as the ethical mentor most them up to says they seek the central as they should not order nami withdrew key key to help rebuild syria. much will depend on how these negotiations on fold seen up to solar elders. 0 on cut out police and sweeping say 10 people are being killed in an adult education center. a while it's being called the countries was about shooting. the atomic happened in the southern city of available . please say they believe the attack a is amongst the that we always all set the blue tall today we have seen brutal, deadly violence against completely in this, in the cold past. this is the worst, my shooting in swedish history. we are still missing lots of onset, so that will come a time when we will learn what has happened, how it could happen there. what motives may have been behind it. pull responsible from spokane in the country still very much in shock after hearing a few hours ago that instead of just 5 people injur

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for example, apparently the prime minister of his ro cannot travel to every country because he would be inquiring be apprehended. so we see that sometimes the world or what are implemented this case is when it's beneficial to them. but in the case of a convicted word for middle light, depart, minister of as well. then we hope that countries that have the power internationally, like the us and others do not block. the essentially mean of just is do not block international court rulings that have been upheld internationally and supported the various countries. we hope that, that, that international groups and other alliances also step in to be able to implement this that's had to the us now where the white house is set to impose new types. stone inputs from china, canada, and mexico of up to 25 percent. the us president is also threatened to declare a trade war on bricks. donald trump says the block should forget about building a dollar free play for economy. a, c, i, d, a that the bricks countries are trying to move away from the dollar. well, we stand by and watch is over. we're goin

we are victims of foreign powers, the west, and those who use ro one to through the m 23 to attack us. they found out that the best way to plunder our wealth is to impose this war on us. and we see we're wonder on the ground. but in reality, the war is plotted by the international community, especially the european union. because there are countries that do not agree with what the you is doing. most of our land being too rich is the reason for the problem we have today. minerals are highly sought after for the manufacturer of batteries and ro, wanda, does everything to enter the d r c and take these minerals there. they do this in the dirtiest way. you can always come as a company to open activities in the d, r c. and you will have minerals that you are looking for, for one that has imposed on us the war in the d r. c for decades. so people are forced to move all the time. today in the east of the d, r. c. the situation is catastrophic. and we must build deeper on this issue to limit the damage arena. abraham of africa, as a director at the russian academy of sciences, says both ethni

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i mean the iron here, of course is that is ro caps. you know, the president of israel is saying that, you know, government should have the right to free movement. i mean, it's nonsense. go before october. the 7th, you know, causes could barely leave the strips because of israel occupation. and now they're making, it sounded like, you know, the doing the dozens of favor by allowing them to go wherever they want. i mean, it's absolutely new to chris and, you know, basically they re packaging ethnic cleansing as a sort of holidays, the palestinians, it needs quote unquote, beautiful new homes, which we don't even know where they would be because jordan and egypt don't want to take them. so i really think this is, we're almost finished the costs of what could be the kind of the population of gaza on southern d. p. concerning, wrapped up in this benevolent language mom because he was so small going. john, so thank you. and i present donald trump sanctions the international criminal court, accusing it of illegitimate and based his actions ag

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the african union, which in the nature of things, must begin to take on pace ro, headquartered as it is in august of about 50, of the tensions must be redeemed. and peace must break out. negotiated, unsustainable peace between as somebody. uh, honestly, yeah, thank you very much. uh, we continue our conversation then as we talk about different countries and different individuals and let us take a break and come back in a short while so that the conversation may continue to pace the piano to me. but here, this slide, our kids show conservancy in my truck was gone. the in the republic of k, when is the 21st century was coming along, it was said that it would be offered because century and many issues were touched on. one of them was the c as providing opportunities for the development of africa's economy africa has the advantage of i've been 2 or 3 made. jo, what the buddies, if we leave.

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it would be a violation of the laws of war because at the moment is ro, is an occupying power in the kind of tree. and under the laws of the conflict is absolutely prohibited to remove an entire population a permanently from the territory. it has historically inhabited and of course for the experience of human rights, the people like you and i, and they enjoy the protection of the international legal system. indeed, several dogs, this would amount to ethnic cleansing, which we saw in the former yugoslavia and other territories. the idea that you could solve an international problem by moving an entire, as the population out of which sudden the europe, what project very strongly the president was, was pressed on this yesterday. he replied, and i'm quoted here. i don't think they the palestinians are going to tell me you know, a bit. how did you interpret that? does that, you know of say what you've been saying that this would be forced displacement. well, it's difficult to see any other way the polluting is, are quite attached to the national aim of optimizing the stage to do that. th

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cupp and jamal simmons, this back and forth that was caused by the 25 year old ro khanna was tweeting at jd vance today when he was saying, essentially, give this kid some grace. he said, i disagree with his views. obviously, but he said we shouldn't reward journalists who try to destroy people because of stupid social media activity, and it should ruin his life. i say bring him back if he's a bad dude or a terrible member of the team, fire him for that. ro conner responded and said, are you going to tell him to apologize for saying, quote, normalize indian hate before this rehire? just asking for the sake of both of our kids. >> yeah, that was a really, um, interesting exchange between ro khanna, who is indian, and jd vance, who married an indian. they both have indian children, and this guy was specifically targeting targeting indian indians with his racist tweets. so that was really interesting. but the dig in by jd vance and the dig in by elon musk and trump is seeming to reward the cruelty. i don't want to cancel and ruin people's lives either. and i hate cancel culture. um, but

ro joe i want the cushy vp.oing. i don't want the real job. that's you, baby, and you're dressed for it and you're dressed for it today. ro. thanks. thanks for. >> thank you. >> all right. good to see you. we'll see you again soon. thanks. >> all right. when we come back, google the latest company to scrap diversity goals. after a break, we'll talk about what this could mean for u.s. tech dominance and artificial intelligence. stay tuned. you're intelligence. stay tuned. you're watching squawk box on ♪♪ [inner monologue] this is going to sound crazy. but i know these attack vectors. oh, had a little upgrade have we? ♪♪ okay, so that's how you want to play. ♪♪ pl fba. >> do these. >> words make your traditional. >> cpa's head explode? >> help yourself. >> it's time for an accounting team. >> that gets your business. we're making sense of. >> modern day accounting, one. >> acronym at a time. >> do the official bookkeeping. >> and accounting. >> for e-commerce business. >> chronic sleep disorder affects an estimate

hello, i'm ros atkins. and i'm katie razzall. the news business? talk to a number of senior industry leaders now, it's the challenge all media organisations are grappling with — how to attract the next generation. and it's released new research on gen z and made suggestions accessible. started with the ceo of channel 4, alex mahon. we've always had a role as a broadcaster to focus adults, and that's been part of our role as a broadcaster and we've been doing research about them for about five but even in five years, things have changed dramatically for them, particularly exacerbated what does that mean? a change in economic circumstances for them versus our generation. so really it was about what does it feel like for them in britain today? do we know enough about how it feels and what are the impacts that some of their ways of consuming media are having on their lives? so there's a lot of detail in this report. and 52%, this generated a lot of headlines, said they thought the uk would be better off if a strong leader was in and elections. by some

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the bbc�*s analysis editor ros atkins has more.ever seen anything like this before in american history. musk leads the department of government efficiency, which isn't actually a department — it's an advisory group, often referred to as doge. its job is to dismantle federal bureaucracy, which musk calls "an existential threat "to our republic. " and now that donald trump's in power, elon musk�*s work has begun. staff at the aid agency usaid were told they'd be put on leave. staff at the cia and elsewhere have been offered payments to quit. and musk�*s team is seeking to audit all government payments. president trump says musk is doing a "greatjob", but we're still learning what thatjob is. it's very unclear, but it appears that president trump has given mr musk the ability to exercise almost any of mr trump's powers. all of this takes america into new territory, to the alarm of the democrats. before our very eyes, an unelected shadow government is conducting a hostile takeover of the millions to go to ukraine. as bbc verify reporte