joanne: hey, jackie.he surge in broadcom shares after they reported in december obviously boosted the stock. it has come down here today, but last night's report was a very impressive. not only did they beat the numbers that came in with better guidance than expected and more importantly not in their guidance are two new partners for the development of custom ai solutions, including chips and networking solutions. 60 billion dollars to $90 billion outlook for 27 for ai business. by the way, only at a pace of 20 million -- 20 billion this year. it's a really startling opportunity that the company has ahead of it. remember, they see the roadmaps of their partners and customers. they have an awful lot of visibility. i think it reassured investors somewhat, which is why the stock is up today. caroline: is it still enough to shake off the overall anxiety surrounding generative ai, the opportunity that these companies have, and how profitable it will be for them? joanne: it's not clear what is causing the pullb

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thank you so much, joanne. all right.back, we are going to see all of the new signs that the trump administration is taking to end access and abortion, despite the fact that he says that this is all about states rights. we will get back states rights. we will get back into that after the break. ♪ [suspenseful music] trains. [whoosh] ♪ trains that use the power of dell ai and intel. clearing the way, [rumble] [whoosh] so you arrive exactly where you belong. so right when i thought mom'd start takin' it easy with her osteoporosis, boom- we moved to this cool new place in the city! if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, evenity® can help you rapidly build new bone in just 12 months. evenity® is the only bone builder that also helps slow bone loss. and it's proven to significantly reduce spine fracture risk. i knew she started taking evenity®, but she told her friend it builds new bone. builds new bone! [squeak!] so...yeah...we get out, we explore, and do whatever that thing is on the floor

important day joanne appreciate the clarity and insight. good to see you joanne feeney. >> you bet.break. here's our roadmap for the rest of the hour. the read on retail target and best buy both out with earnings both seeing sharp declines. we're going to break down the numbers. >> plus tech's tumble. the mag seven continues to underperform nvidia which we're just talking about. that's the lowest level those shares have seen since september. we'll discuss of course if there is more pain ahead. >> and the canadian prime minister trudeau big press conference this hour. we'll take you there live when it happens. a squawk on the street continues a squawk on the street continues after this. -what've you got there, larry? -time machine. you gonna go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? nope. ellen and i want to go on vacation, so i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lottery ticket. -can i come? -only room for one. how am i getting home? sittin' on my lap like last time, ronald. fine, but i'm bringing this. [ whirring ] alright. or...you could try one of th

concerning the safety and security of the city's operations, and when the council came back, well, mayor joanne cox said that city internet and computers were under possible threat. agenda items from the meeting have been postponed to future meetings. and contra costa county. two women have now been charged with animal cruelty in a case that was caught on camera that we told you about last week. so 46 year old lakeisha williams and 18 year old graciela amar were seen on video confronting a man in his driveway in pittsburgh before amar kicks the man's small dog so hard it flies right through the air. both women, who have since posted bail, faced several charges, including animal cruelty and making a false report to police. well, the national women's soccer league is conducting an independent investigation now into the head coach of san jose's bay fc soccer team. so the probe comes after a san francisco chronicle report found two former players accused coach albertin montoya of cultivating a toxic environment, which the chronicle says two former staffers agree with. a third party investigator did

joanne. thank you. before i get started i want to represent our soup.eagues on the board of supervisors supervisor souder, supervisor chen, supervisor dorsey have i missed any supervisors? our assessor recorder joaquin torres. thank you for being here and wearing such a great tie. someone said to me as i was walking in. thank you for coming. and i was like i work right there. so thank you all for coming. we've done a few flag raisings to date under in the first eight weeks but this is by far the biggest crowd that we had to move it out here. so it is an honor to welcome you to city hall and to raise the irish flag. i don't have to tell most of you here that san francisco's irish heritage runs deep. listen to these numbers in 1856 over 6000 irish immigrants had made san francisco their home by 1870, just 14 years later that number had grown to over 30,000. and by jim just share this with me also and by 1880 nearly a third of the city's population was of irish descent. the irish were foundational foundational to san francisco filling the ranks of the poli

host: that is debbie and michigan, this is joann in connecticut, good morning. i just want to say, this is supposed to be a ceremonial signing. zelenskyy was disrespectful. we have given ukraine an awful lot of money. we have the money. doesn't know what a mediator is? they try not to take sides. we have more ships, planes, close to our shores by russia. we don't want another war. zelenskyy to me looks like a shakedown artist. it has been reported that the democrats talk to zelenskyy before this meeting. does he realize that his people are not going to win this war? the reality is they cannot beat russia. host: you said the mediators, is that our role? caller: this deal, that is what it is, trump is trying to mediate between people. does anyone think ukraine is going to win? do they want to save -- send more money to ukraine? put our soldiers in ukraine? i don't understand that. you will not beat russia, unfortunately there is nobody else left basically to fight this war. host: this is jimmy in shreveport, louisiana, good morning. caller: i don't agree with a lo

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i'm joined by vice chair supervisor matt dorsey and supervisor joanne gaudio

you know, it's not giving joanne as much as it's giving. telephone.hat makes sense. >> i like. >> it. >> yeah, a lot of excitement. >> about this. listen to it. >> yeah. >> i'm into it. >> seven albums, man. she's produced a lot of good music this morning. you can see behind us. it's nice and sunny out there. here's a live look. this is san jose. it is so bright out there. you got that sun glare on this camera. the accuweather headlines begin with just a really fantastic day today. friday is warm. it's sunny this afternoon. that leads to a wonderful weekend. it feels like spring temperatures in the 60s with full sunshine tomorrow and sunday. and then next week we are tracking rain in the forecast. a stronger storm is likely moving in here the middle part of next week, but this morning the immediate advisory is how cold it is. we have frost advisories out there right now. we're in the 30s and 40s until about 9 a.m. that is when the advisory is over. we'll warm into the 50s after that and into the low 60s close to lunchtime. so this afternoon it's full

they were looking for a leader because of biases being, what they were in the 1950s, they felt like joanne robinson couldn't get up there and give that big speech. they had to pick a man but all throughout the civil rights movement, the women were doing the essential grassroots work. and coretta scott king was not just the wife staying home and raising the kids. she was pushing him intellectually. and in terms of activism. she i think the reason martin luther king fell in love with coretta was that she was a greater activist with more experience than he was at the time of their meeting. so the women and king had a real problem with this. he did not promote women, the organization. he did not recognize their potential. it was, you know, sad to say, you know, he's one of our greatest fighters for equality. but he was had a real blind when it came to women. but the women did not accept position as being ignored. they, including his own wife, continued to push and made a huge impact on his career. yeah, i really do think that in your book the relationship sort of the depiction of coretta scott

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i'm joined by vice chair supervisor matt dorsey and supervisor joanne gaudio, sharon walton and shortly president rafael mendoza and our clerk is brant halper. i would like to thank you gene lombardia for from s.f. gov tv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? >> yes, just a friendly reminder if we had attendees to please make sure it sounds all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings should you have any documents to be included as part of the file it should be submitted to myself. the clerk for public comment will be taken on the item on this agenda when called and when public comment is called please line up to speak on the west side of the chamber to your right and left. >> hang those curtains. >> alternatively you may make public comment in writing in either of the following ways he mailed them to myself. the budget and appropriations committee clerk had b r n t dot jli p a at sfd or v.org have you submit public comment via email it will be forwarded to supervisors and also included as part of the official file.

i'm joined by vice chair supervisor matt dorsey and members supervisor joanne gaudio our clerk it's brant holt leeper. >> i would like to thank as i've got tv for broadcasting this meeting particularly jamie archer very and so with that mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? >> thank you madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those that attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings should you have any documents to be included as part of the file they should be submitted to myself. >> the clerk public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called please line up to speak on the west side of the chamber to your right my left along those curtains and while not required to provide public comment we do invite you to fill out a comment card and leave them on the tray by the television to your left by the doors if you wish to be accurately recorded for the minutes. alternatively you may submit public comment in writing in either of the following w

joanne in new jersey. republican line. hello? caller: hello. i want to say bernie is a millionaire. he is talking about -- if he wants to talk about the other people. the caller about this is social security, the woman who is 59. i'm a 60-year-old woman republican. i'm not afraid that trump is going to stop social security. what is going to do is clean it up. we will clean it up and take out all those checks that are going to people who are either nonexistent or should not be getting checks. all that money will be saved. that money will come back to the people who are actually in need of it. the democrats out there saying that, you know, they will lose their social security. no, you are not. you were going to gain your social security. the money being stolen and sent wherever the heck it's being sent by the democrats that are all these congressmen. they all have -- they make so much money a year, but apparently they are worth -- where are they getting that money from? are they getting it from our social security? are they the ones that are the people that are getting those checks th

that doesn't have anything to do with doge but it does have to do with the 20,000 employees at the joannnd also store closings from macy's and coles and others. -- kholes and others. we are setting up ourselves for an interesting march. i have to caution that job cut announcements don't mean that many job cuts because maybe they are filled through attrition or don't happen over a. of time -- over a period of time, but in this case it is a number that feeds the narrative. jon: job hirings is another part of the pitch to discuss. for number of months we've had a low-turn dynamic in the labor market. hiring has been quite low and we also see firings softening, quits have softened up as well. the freezing of the labor market has taken hold over the last number of months. what would explain something like this? mike: maybe a combination of the doge effects in washington. at the beginning of the year companies reset. hirings were up quite a bit, 34,580 compared to just over 6000 in january. there is always a lot of churn in the labor market, but now it is job cuts getting the attention because

host: that is debbie and michigan, this is joann in connecticut, good morning.aller: i just want to say, this is supposed to be a ceremonial signing. zelenskyy was disrespectful. we have given ukraine an awful lot of money. we have the money. doesn't know what a mediator is? they try not to take sides. we have more ships, planes, close to our shores by russia. we don't want another war. zelenskyy to me looks like a shakedown artist. it has been reported that the democrats talk to zelenskyy before this meeting. does he realize that his people are not going to win this war? the reality is they cannot beat russia. host: you said the mediators, is that our role? caller: this deal, that is what it is, trump is trying to mediate between people. does anyone think ukraine is going to win? do they want to save -- send more money to ukraine? put our soldiers in ukraine? i don't understand that. you will not beat russia, unfortunately there is nobody else left basically to fight this war. host: this is jimmy in shreveport, louisiana, good morning. caller: i don't agree wit

i'm joined by vice chair supervisor matt dorsey and members supervisor joanne gaudio

joanne's has gone out of business.o have to find a new place to go, to go get our crochet needles and our yarn target's going to be a prime beneficiary of that. those are going to accrue over time, especially as those categories come back in focus. we are not going to be in this malaise of the consumer indefinitely. it will get better. and as it does get better. target stock is five. >> year. >> chart michael. that's a mess right there right there. >> there's been some challenges without a doubt. and if we want to get critical of target there's two things. one it needs to make some more investments in its business in areas like supply chain logistics technology. >> and now it has tariffs. >> and tariffs are going to be a challenge across retail sector. and the most likely case is that tariffs are simply going to be inflationary and that some retailers are going to be better positioned to handle that than others. >> michael, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> good to see you. it is just after 8 a.m. on the east coast