so, remember his reasons for going after openai, sam altman. likely to have broader implications for the a.i. race at large. we are early in this shift, and the winners now may not be the winners in a few years. so, the discovery part of mosques lawsuit, ultimately could alter the landscape, whether show sees internal emails from sam altman many others are trying to search for. or, issues with the openai structure, which was also has been talked a lot about. there's a lot that could come out of here. >> if you are sitting in sam altman's seat right now, what is the biggest concern you might have with this lawsuit? is it the discovery, or doesn't have the potential to actually have a meaningful impact in openai's progress? just as a not as a business, but as a technology that's out there? >> you know, it doesn't seem like sam altman is the kind of person to sweat a lot. remember, this is just one of many lawsuits. we're talking yesterday about the s.e.c. investigation. how it's subpoena-ing internal emails from that really tumultuous period back

the public firing of altman was an accusation. a nonprofit board, restored altman as ceo. but he was co-chair of a nonprofit foundation. this wasn't a traditional investment with equity and donated through 2,020, that's well after opening i began the activities musk claims to be against. the breach of contract is going get to be hard to prove given he continue those donations and open ai could spend its for profit arm. no two ways of looking at this. elon musk is concerned about the direction open ai's taking but he has skin in the game for his own venture. any trouble for open ai helps them. liz: exactly. thank you very much. kelly o'grady. fox business alert. multiple headlines all day long regarding eva maker fiscal or that have been pounding stock to a record low of $0.38. of $0.38. here's another breaking in the last half hour. this one is a lifeline. sources are telling reuters nissan is in advanced talks after the ceo warned last night it probably won't be able to start what he calls external expenditures, meaning spending any money unless it secures a manufacturing

nathan altman, by that time he had already used elements of cubism in his works.l, here is his legendary painting introduction to the jewish theater, this is, of course, a projection; the original is kept in the tretyakov gallery. you can see it here. during shterenberg's experiments, lunacharsky himself asked the people's commissar of education to return to moscow from paris. shterenberg plays with forms, his still lifes seem flat, flattened under the pressure of something heavy, and his landscapes seem to be filled with fresh air. this is the artist who found it. my own language, my own style of innovation, let’s say, in these experiments with texture, with space, yes, with the way he designates this life of objects, i would said the metaphysical life of objects. alexander tyshler tried to depict a state of tension with the help of form and color, el lisitsky was fond of book design, and isaac rabinovich could even turn a suprematist composition into the scenery for a performance at the state jewish theater. but all these artists had one thing in common: inspira

sam altman alleging that by the start of -- startup's mission. it states the company's close relationship with microsoft has undermined its mission of creating open source technology that would not be subject to corporate biology/corporate priorities. -- to corporate priorities. he is not the only one who said this, keifer lee told me he thinks openai should be rebranded closed ai. he is one of the most vocal critics having been any regional founder and donor. >> and making points elon musk has been making for months. he has been complaining i put a lot of money into this, $44 million over the first few years. it was partly my idea, you recruited these people on the strength of my personality and the promise was this was going to be an open source for the benefit of humanity and now it has a valuable deal with microsoft, huge revenue, skyhigh evaluation. sam altman is talking about starting bigger ventures and elon musk has been asking for months, how did this happen? as he sat on podcasts and so on, is this even legal? this is partly a stunt. el

elon musk suing the company that he co-founded and its ceo sam altman.ai acting like a non-profit? we will take on that topic next and see he what the court's view is. >>> and as we head to break, check out shares of nvidia. up nearly 70% so far this year. "squawk box" will be right back. >> announcer: executive edge is sponsored by at&t business. next level moments need the next level network. from rylee's rea! hi! this listing sounds incredible. let's check it out. says here it gets plenty of light. and this must be the ocean view? of aruba? huh. this listing is misleading. well, when at&t says we give businesses get our best deal, on the iphone 15 pro made with titanium. we mean it. amazing. all my agents want it. says here...“inviting pool”. come on over! too inviting. only at&t gives businesses our best deals on any iphone. get iphone 15 pro on us. (♪♪) . >>> elon musk is suing open ai and its ceo sam altman, in a 35 page lawsuit that was filed late thursday night, it argues open ai has been transformed into a closed source de facto subsidiary of th

there was a breakdown of trust with the board and altman. they did not anticipate the instability that followed. the concerns did not involve product safety or security or finances or statements to partners. sam altman will join the board and we will talk more about the story later in the hour. this is what you expected. they did not tell you more than what you already knew. >> like why. >> exactly. >>> elon musk posting on x that his startup xa.i. will open source grok. he unveiled it in november of last year. he sued openai and sam altman saying they broke the funding agreement and criticized them for not being open as in openai, the name of the company that he helped create. >>> nvidia has been sued by three authors who said it used copyrighted books without permission to train its a.i. platform. the works were part of the data set of 200,000 books to train the models to simulate written language before being taken down last october due to copyright infringements. the authors say this is an admission that the company trained the model on

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the nonprofit, it restored altman as ceo.ment but he was chair of a nonprofit foundation, not a general investment of equity and donated 2020 after open ai began these activities he found so concerning. he's either concerned about open ai's future or anything bad for open ai could mean that. stuart: what about microsoft? if they untangle the deal, microsoft gets hurt. lauren: does elon musk do something he can't do? stuart: he is a spoiler sometimes. i want to show you bitcoin. last time we checked it was 62 grand, 61-6. ej, i see bitcoin, the cryptos as an alternative investment and as a gambling chip. what say you about this? >> that's a pretty good assessment. i don't own any crypto. i think it's too volatile for me but if people want to take the risk, they should go ahead. what i like about crypto is it is an alternative to the us dollar which is not shown itself to be a well-managed currency over the last three years. stuart: i haven't a headline in the new york times worth reading, the us economy is surpassing expectati

stuart: what's your take on elon musk suing openai and sam altman?> you know, i think it's very interesting. i have to read up on this story because this just came can out, so i haven't really read up on it, but i think it's very interesting now that he's taking this tack. i've got to learn more about it. i'm not necessarily sure it's going to go anywhere because, quite honestly, i think we've lost control of that whole a. i. thing anyway. i think the do good for humanity, i think that's out the one doe.. -- window. do you think the rest are of the world is going to develop a.i. to do good for humanity? that's the scary part. i it's going to be interesting to see where the suit goes. stuart: and musk has an a.i. company which he's using to make tesla and his other companies more profitable. it's kind of a split decision here. he uses a.i. to make profit and then decries altman for making a profit out of a.i. it's kind of six of one, half a dozen of another. last word to you. >> well, it is, but i think he's using it to better his business, as are so

that nonprofit board, though, was swiftly axed in a coup that restored altman as ceo. so where this goes from here is rather tricky. musk. he's looking to recoup his investment, however, the billionaire was a co-chair of a nonprofit foundation. this isn't a traditional investment with equity. further, he curiously donated through 2020. well after openai began the activities musk claim to be against. so there's two ways of looking at this elon musk is truly concerned about the direction of openai is taking, but he also has skin in the game with his own ai venture. any trouble for openai would ultimately help him in new york, kelly o'grady, fox business. >> a troubled plane body manufacturer could soon become part of boeing. the company is in talks to buy its supplier, spirit. spirit aerosystems, the wall street journal reports spirit has hired bankers to explore strategic options and has had preliminary discussions with boeing, though it is not certain the talks will result in a deal. spirit aerosystems supplied the fuselage involved in the alaska airlines door plug blo

elon musk filing suit against openai and ceo sam altman.ails just seconds away. >>> apple facing heat from investors. that stock down more than 6% since the beginning of the year. and this morning goldman removing it from its conviction buy list. we have a bull/bear debate on where shares could be headed. >>> and inflation taking a big bite out of what americans have to spend on food. a look into why food prices are remaining stubbornly high. the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square. let's show you the futures right now. 2 1/2 hours before the market's set to open. dow off about 40 points. we're looking at the s&p 500 off about 500 points. the nasdaq looking to open higher, about ten points. the two-year note at 4.591. we have been watching the rise of cryptocurrencies, bitcoin and ether in particular, but this morning down marginally, $6,945 on bitcoin. meanwhile, the big story of the morning is this, elon musk h

. >>> sam altman has returned to the -- ward of directors. today, open ai revealed that the board concerns about altman had nothing to do with product safety and security but there was a significant breakdown of trust between the prior board and altman. >>> let's take you over the sierra. check that out. that is a gorgeous view. skies are clear today and it looks really beautiful up there but heads up if you are driving to the mountains. a winter storm watch is in effect for the northern sierra. more snow is expected. chp is warning drivers to prepare for slick roads and possible train -- chain control. >> the snow pack recovery from the beginning of year is 20% of average to now is impressive. we are getting very close to that april 1 benchmark. let's look at the numbers. as we go back to january 1 when the snowpack was about 28% of average to where we are as of today, that is 102% of average. the aerial views are right out about 100% of average. if they can maintain those levels over the next few weeks, we will have about one third of the s

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altman had no idea that spring morning in 2006.lue. as he drove to his office at the paper, sure, he had broken a story about a murder halfway around the world, of that local teacher and ex-navy commander larry risken. but that was three days ago. he moved on. but then he got to the office and -- well, "surprise" would be far too mild a word for what he heard about sonia. >> i had several messages that she had a previous husband who was killed 19 years earlier in the philippines in a similar manner. >> what did you think when you heard that? >> wow! i managed to get a name for the first husband. earl john bourdeau. >> took a minute to sink in. sonia had another husband, and he, too, was shot to death in the philippines? how messed up was this crazy story? and who the heck was earl john bourdeau? altman dug through the newspaper's archives looking for any old story about the man, or the murder. >> we couldn't find anything. and so i just did a google search and came up with bourdeau in iowa. >> the bourdeau family live in davenport,

first, musk accused openai head sam altman of betraying his ideals. took $13 billion from microsoft, idea was to create an open project , a better and freely accessible model for everyone , as opposed to closed commercial projects of the corporation, well, first of all, in response, openai executives, including sam altman and ilya suskever, published a letter in which they stated that elon musk’s contribution was in the end, only 45 million dollars instead of the promised billion, and in general he tried to seize power in the project, then merge it with his company tesla, when he did not succeed, he slammed the door, and as for the money, as the research progressed, it became clear that the creation general-purpose artificial intelligence, this is significantly more expensive than expected , it is many billions every year... the far eastern railway launched modern new -generation commuter trains of russian design, russian railways replenished the region's railway fleet with four more trains that will run in primorye and khabarovsk. vera moroz spoke with the first passengers. suburban

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. >>> back in the helm tonight, sam altman returned to the board of directors, he was ousted back inr. they ended the investigation into his removal. the company did not publish the report but provided a summary. the board's concerns about altman had nothing to do with product safety and productivity. >>> you can ditch the number 2 pencils, students taking the sat no longer need them but a laptop instead. first time it will be in a digital format, studentsville to show up at the testing center. during the pandemic they made it optional for applicants, this year, some colleges like yale and brown reinstated it. it is an hour shorter by the way than the written test. >>> okay, steph curry, may of dodged a bullet. we . >>> warriors fans and the team everyone holding their breath, unsure what is going to happen because of steph's ankle injury. >> we don't know exactly how long he will be out but a bit of good news, nbc sports bay area says his mri result is classified as positive news and it is expected he could miss between 7-10 days, a clearer time line might come out tomorrow. he roll

. >> the information is reporting open ai is about to rename same altman back to the board. we know all the drama going on hear. he was ousted as ceo, kicked off the board. came back within days. in addition to that, information is reporting several other new board members that are supposed to be made. this is -- i'm reading here, sue desmond heldman, former ceo from the bill gates foundation. nicole seligman, former president of sony, and another name we're familiar with, fiji simo, a top facebook executive. we're still waiting for official word from open ai on this. i have calls out like crazy right now. that is what the information is reporting. i wouldn't be surprise first-degree we hear something official from open ai quite soon here. >> all right, steve, keep us posted. thank you. >>> coming up, some electric trading. first general electric hitting its highest level since 2017, and analysts are taking notice, what wall street is saying about that one. >>> and shares of rivian continues its surge this week, the ev maker revealing just how many car buyers are rushing to

the baroness altman gave her reaction to the re ort. ., ., baroness altman gave her reaction to the reortgive _ right decision, in my view, in 1995, to give people at least 15 years' notice — to give people at least 15 years' notice that women's pension age would _ notice that women's pension age would be — notice that women's pension age would be rising from 60, but then somehow— would be rising from 60, but then somehow or other, it failed to actually— somehow or other, it failed to actually tell them that was what was happening. the parliamentary intention was that they would have plenty _ intention was that they would have plenty of _ intention was that they would have plenty of notice so that they could have plenty of time to plan ahead. that's— have plenty of time to plan ahead. that's all— have plenty of time to plan ahead. that's all very well, but if they don't — that's all very well, but if they don't even _ that's all very well, but if they don't even know that this is happening, and have no idea because all the _ happening, and have no idea because all the women they have seen

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stranger to the headlines, and just last week he was in the headlines for suing openai and its ceo sam altmane's facing a lawsuit of his own. we have this report. elon musk is being accused of unfairly depriving four top twitter executives out of their severance. the former execs say mr musk owes them more than $128 million collectively and they're suing. here's the discrepancy. mr musk said at the time that he fired them for cause, and therefore he didn't need to pay them severance. but the former executives say that's not true. they'd been on the forefront of efforts to make mr musk follow through on his acquisition of twitter after he offered and then backed away. the group includes twitter�*s former chief executive, the company's former chief financial officer, the former chief legal officer and the former general counsel. the lawsuit was filed in federal court in california on monday. a major aviation deal, spirit airlines and jet a major aviation deal, spirit airlines andjetare a major aviation deal, spirit airlines and jet are stopping the merger. —— jet blue. spirit will now face trou

of sam altman and open a i should be worried about anybody suing them, elon musk would be the one theynd will stand in a courtroom it is quite a character and he's right about this one. when it comes down to it, they did little dance around taking a nonprofit and juicing the cash out of it and that is what they are up to. pete: creating a product that would be commercially beneficial for somebody and microsoft comes in, he's not asking for money. >> he's not saying i want financial renumeration, just get back on course, do what we set out to do, make this available for everybody. pete: the second topic, a lot of people ring doorbells. it is supposed to bring more security for us, you feel i can see out my front door, who was approaching my property, but you came across something we didn't know about. kurt:there are 12 different cameras for sale on amazon. this is not one of them. it's almost like coke. it is it is a safe product that works well. video doorbells. these are video doorbells and cameras $30 still on amazon that are vulnerable to security attack. after a thorough investigat

altman was reinstated.t musk is seeking repayment and more importantly open ai return to core mission, amidst ai revolution. back to you. >> steve: thank you very much. i >> what is apple doing? everybody trusts apple for a variety of reason. interesting to see what they finally do unveil it if it's different. >> ainsley: it is scary when you hear the mom who said she got a phone call, thought it was her daughter. it was a.i. using her daughter's voice to say send me money. >> brian: and how disappointing to see what they're doing with the images of our founding fathers. they're subjected to human input. the big news for apple. their electric car project shelved. they lost billions. >> steve: one heard the f.b.i. director talking yesterday about how a.i. could impact our election in november and just imagine deepfakes of some of our politicians. crazy. >> brian: all right. watch me on radio. >> ainsley: okay. >> bill: good morning, everybody. here we go. minutes from now donald trump

the suit follows a public firing of altman on accusations he was pursuing profit over safety.fit board was axed in a coup that restored him as ceo. musk looking to recoup that money. he was the chair of a nonprofit foundation. this wasn't a traditional investment with equity. he continued to donate through 2020. there are two ways of looking at this. musk is concerned about the direction a.i. is taking but has skin in the game. any trouble for open a.i. would help him. >> bill: i think it's been seven or eight years he started that. kelly o'grady. >> martha: more trouble in the world of a.i. over a we can since google paused the gemini program. the ceo apologized as the mistake cost the company billions in market value. hear to weigh in carley shimkus and tyrus, great to have both of you here with us. this is there the "wall street journal" editorial board. gemini's blunders, we have images to shoe, have reinforced suspicions that google is against conservatives. complacency may have set in. competitors advance and google is paying for its mistakes. we've seen these images of

liz: must be nice to be part of the tomato throwing contest between openai sam altman and elon musk.his is such a rich area and you being in private equity at this moment, how does this private equity world look and you tell me it's good for you guys and right now and banks have tightened lending standards and new york community bank situation going on here and people are scared. they don't want to be stuck with bad loans on their books and that may leave real opportunity for you guys with private opportunity. >> private equity with a great track record in general and paying back all the debts and businesses were really high levered whistled started doing this 35 years ago and deals down to $5 million and if you can below that and they're down with purchase prices for less and right now there's mostly 30 to 50% equity and it's been not a problem and loans you're talking about are maybe for commercial real estate and they'll be really issuing for us and offices are about having refinance and revenue with private equities and liz: high inflation meant a lot of companies and startups ha

. >> doctor altman is in critical condition. are you ready for this? >> come on, do it. come on. do a left. >> right, a few songs. maybe you can stay. >> stay in hollywood. stay in hollywood, stay in hollywood. >> there is definitely something in the air there. >> in hollywood, we are counting down to the oscars now, just three days away as danny new joins us, we look at three of the biggest awards. the ones that we're most looking forward to. are they pretty predictable, would you say? i feel like they're not. i know you not have a disagreement on this, but what do you think? >> i think two of them are at this point, one race in particular is coming down to the wire, and there's a chance to end up with an extremely rare outcome in oscars history. a tie oppenheimer. now that oppenheimer has won best film at the british equivalent to the oscars, known as the baftas, oppenheimer and best ensemble at the screen actors guild awards, it seems pretty clear that christopher nolan's blockbuster biopic is going to win best picture at the oscars this sunday. in fact, cillian murphy oppenhe

sam altman was let go of open ai close, right?ng nervous about it. in terms of there being enough safeguards, etc. so i think they're actually closer than three years. i think we are perhaps one or two years away from that. you explained it to me in terms _ years away from that. you explained it to me in terms of— years away from that. you explained it to me in terms of the _ years away from that. you explained it to me in terms of the iphone. - it to me in terms of the iphone. so we had the iphone in 2004—2005, and now we have the generation, whatever it is, and it's taken us maybe 15 years to get to that point, right? this is happening exponentially quicker, such that we could arrive at a period very soon we are at this machine is accessing its own code and rewriting its own:. it's true. it's true. i think we are probably a lot closer than we realise and i guess the question is, you know, what are the positive, what are the negatives? because i think there still positives in these developments it will help us solve some major pr

at issue, why the egocentric or genius mindset that is nourished leaders like elon musk and sam altman-term but is not a recipe for growth. joining us now as mary murphy, the author cultures for growth along with david westin. take away. david: welcome, great to have you here. this book you have coming out tomorrow. but before we get into it, give us this mindset briefly because i'm not sure i was familiar with it before i read your book. >> the fixed mindset is the idea that you either have it or you don't. we have some traits, intelligence, talent, some people just have more of these things, other people have less, and cultures of genius, we really look to those star performers. the individuals on the team or expected to lead the way. all the resources and power are kind of concentrated in this genius model. on the other hand is the growth mindset, the mindset that anyone regardless of their talent, skills and ability has potential within them and they can grow that potential over time with a lot of resources, persistence, good strategies and helpful -- help from others. >> can you g

.— going to the us — elon musk made headlines last week for suing 0pen ai and its ceo sam altman.t. 0ur north america business correspondent erin delmore has more. elon musk is being accused of unfairly depriving four top twitter executives out of their severance. the former execs say mr musk owes them more than $128 million collectively, and they're suing. here's the discrepancy. mr musk said at the time that he fired them for cause and therefore he didn't need to pay them severance. but the former executives say that's not true. they've been on the forefront of efforts to make mr musk follow through on his acquisition of twitter after he offered and then backed away. the group includes twitter�*s former chief executive, the company's former chief financial officer, the former chief legal officer and the former general counsel. the lawsuit was filed in federal court in california on monday. health care now... there are more than 25 safe and effective vaccines to prevent disease. but millions still die every year because the doses don't get to the people that need them. 0ne compan

that's what sam altman and greg brockman are saying. few years ago because they're contesting this lawsuit. they're all smart guys, we admire if all of them. at one time they were friends. i think this is about ego and who wants to be the public face of a.i -- lauren: like may musk said, fight not with your fists -- what did she said -- stuart: that was in the book. check that big board, still up about 200 points for the dow industrials. show me the winners, there are quite a few on the dow 30. salesforce is up 2%. intel is up 2%. and there's better than 1 gains for dow inc., honeywell and united health. s&p 500 winners at the top, cincinnati financial. hewlett-packard,ing campbell's soup, sighworks and -- [inaudible] robinson world with wide. nasdaq, crowdstrike, why not? $57 higher. amd, another chip maker up $7. i don't know that -- lauren: can't he you there. stuart: we're lost on that one. zscaler, not that one. 10-year treasury yield is down to 4.1%. the price of gold is up close to an all-time high, $2,150 an ounce. bitcoin, abou

. >> doctor altman is in critical condition. are you ready for this? >> it was three years ago that married with children star christina applegate revealed she was living with multiple sclerosis. >> yeah. she and former sopranos star jamie-lynn sigler sat down with our robin roberts to speak about their common bond and their brand new endeavor. christina is here after four decades in the spotlight, christina applegate with good friend jamie-lynn sigler by her side. >> she's doing this because i have the tremors, because i love her, but candid about her life since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2021, do you feel the love, christina? i mean, yes, yes, i live kind of in hell. there's something i have to confess. >> the seven time emmy nominee was filming the final season of her netflix show dead to me, when she noticed something was wrong. >> my symptoms had started in the early part of 2021, and it was like literally just tingling on my toes. and by the time we started shooting in the summer of that same year, i was being brought to set in a

that was just bought by microsoft has pitched his idea to potentially team up with open ai's sam altman that would be a gaming executive and ai executive coming together to buy this social media platform. kevin o'leary of shark tank fame says he is interested also. the question is how much? various reports have tik-tok valued at 50, 60 billion dollars -- [inaudible] hundreds of billions of dollars. how much would tik-tok go for? >> stuart: the names you have mentioned can surely raise 50 to 60 billion dollars. >> yep. i mean, you would have a regulatory headache to deal with, but think of the free marketing that you get. 170 million americans using tik-tok. >> stuart: wouldn't that fix the problem if a bunch of americans got hold of tik-tok and severed the connection with china, that solves the problem, doesn't it? >> yeah, hence, that's the vote this week, right, force the company to sell tik-tok, you have american ownership. if you can't do that, within six months, then you ban it outright. what is going to happen? >> stuart: it would go to the courts but it is a way out. >> the idea

chagall, altman, shterenberg, lissitzky discovered new words in painting, experimenting with color, light relying on national and religious motifs. many of them were born in jewish shtetls. on the territory of the pale of settlement, they lived in a traditional jewish environment, they were jews, they went to the synagogue with their parents, they saw this place and lived in its images. square people and cubic people cities were preceded by realistic sketches of synagogues, sketches from old jewish cemeteries, scenes from the holy scriptures, therefore the exhibition presents relics of the jewish people, at the entrance, sacred to any jew, the aron kadesh, in which torah scrolls were once kept, and next to... mark walked i not only came up with costumes and scenery for it, but also these huge colorful panels. there is also an inclusive space here, such a tactile model that allows everyone to touch art. hebrew phrase avant-garde are almost synonymous words, because the very idea of ​​a non-standard view of the world through the prism of centuries of experience, not the easiest, not the sim

blizzard studio, bobby kotick, became interested, who again, according to rumors, wants to involve sam altmanad of open ai, the creator of gpt, in the deal, well, it should be noted that the fight against tiktok has been going on in the united states for four years now. years, first it was banned for military personnel, then for officials in most states , the hearings in congress did not help, at which the general director of the service justified himself for not checking the source code with the american oracle, which is curious, he began a crusade against such vertical music videos, or rather for transferring this service to americans, then-president donald trump, ironically, current presidential candidate donald trump is now almost defending tiktok, according to his version, if tiktok is closed, then zuckerberg will double it. his business, it is his partners who are the real enemies of the american people. give gifts with a free vtb credit card. 20% cashback on everything, and 200 days without interest. they say that life is like a journey. go there with the jett tour crossover, your new

chagall, altman, shterenberg, lissitzky discovered new words in painting, experimenting with color, lightand religious motifs. many of them were born in jewish shtetls on... the pale of settlement, they lived in a traditional jewish environment, they were jews, they went to the synagogue with their parents, they saw this shtetl and lived in its images. square people and cubic cities were preceded by realistic sketches of synagogues sketches from old jewish cemeteries, scenes from the holy scriptures , therefore the exhibition presents relics of the jewish people, at the entrance sacred to any jew aron kadesh, in which torah scrolls were once kept, and next to it there is a memorial... yorzaide tables and amulets with the name of god, which were supposed to protect from all misfortunes. they carried a rethinking of their cultural code, national art through the then modern avant-garde language, a new pictorial system. how did i walk, first of all, a jewish artist, and would i be such an artist if i weren't a jew? the basis of the exhibition is the originals, but there is one room in which,

first, musk accused the head of openai sam altman is that he betrayed his ideals by taking $13 billioncrosoft and moving away from the original idea of ​​creating an open project, a better and freely accessible model for everyone , as opposed to the closed commercial projects of the corporation, well, primarily google. in response, open ai executives including. dollars instead of the promised billion, and in general he tried to seize power in the project, then merge it with his company tesla, when he did not succeed, he slammed the door, and as for money, as the research progressed, it became clear that the creation of an artificial general-purpose intelligence is significantly more expensive than expected, it ’s many billions annually, you need to get it somewhere, and free tools in... have not been created and are publicly available, in general, it turns out that everyone is for everything good, who is for the truth to a greater extent, the lawyer will decide in the end, elon musk has already initiated a trial, this is all about technology for us at this moment, novel, thank you, phi

last night, he filed a lawsuit against openai and its see you sam altman. the goal of the lesson is to compel openai to return to its original mission. neither openai nor microsoft has commented on the case. >>> and make abortion drug will soon be available in california pharmacies mifepristone is one of the drugs doctors prescribe to induce medical abortion. normally, you to fill the perception in person at a clinic or in a dr. office. the fda recently changed the rules to expand access to that medication. today at walgreens and cvs will begin dispensing to patients with a prescription. that is only in states where abortion is legal. the pharmacist will not sell them if abortion has been beyond. and they will not ship the drug in the mail. >>> jeff ranieri joins us again talking about the blizzard in the sierra . it is coming down hard. it is just the beginning. >> the heaviest snow through tomorrow and on and off snow into early next week. tough going up to . here in bay area we have started to see the next round of rain beginning to pick up and not micro

it says sam altman and openai diverge from their original nonprofit mission of benefiting humanity by partnering with microsoft for 13 billion dollars. musk also claims. it is keeping its newest code for ai products. a secret. musk wants a jury trial and openai to pay back profits it received from the business musk co-founded openai in 2015 he left and he's since formed his own ai company. the san francisco unified school district is getting a new payroll system. this comes after employees in the district. >> said they weren't to receiving accurate paychecks for nearly 2 years. sfa usd will bring a contract to the board of education later this month for approval with a target date for fully implementing the new system july 2025. superintendent doctor matt wayne said the decision was made after thoughtful and careful consideration as the 3rd largest employer in the city. meantime, students at mountain view high school are accusing their school of censorship. journalism. students filed a lawsuit yesterday after the school's principal removed a story about an alleged assault case against

we are going to also have claire altman from dph, is she here? yes. and then we'll have a few nurses from each of the different hospitals speaking and talking about the different vital services and one representative from the california nurses association speak. if we can have ucsf come up and begin the presentation, mr. it chair, if that's okay. >> just real quick, supervisor safai, i want to remind all presenters you are given a certain amount of time to present to try to stay mindful that during this hearing. >> right. sorry i didn't highlight. i think 80 asked you to stay 6 to 8 minutes for your presentation for the first one from ucsf. asked you to stay 6 to 8 minutes for your presentation for the first one from ucsf. >> good morning. my name is shay strong, i'm the vice president of partnership for ucsf health affiliate network and been with ucsf over 8 years now. it is an honor for me to present before you all today and similarly, and given i started my career working first at saint francis and continued on representing saint francis, saint mar

and jo, altman saves the house pro, is designed to put pressure on a political opponents. i don't think anything the democrats do is a coincidence based on the state of the union. i got to listen to a little bit of that before i came on. but now they're liars. the democrats are liars. so they'll build a story and they'll create the same thing that they did going back in 2016, the russia hugs the ran then as well. this is just another one of those things i can do in order to create propaganda in the marketplace. and i don't think the eli mosque is running around trying to get involved in any worse. matter of fact, he's been very clear about war itself and the fact that he would like to see people come to the table and come to a peaceful resolution that will stop the conflict. on the other side, i think the present, the president, trump and, and the law must meeting has a separation. he basically a shot across the balance of the democrats and they're going to do everything they can to try and the stabilize the why must hoping that that'll lead to him not putting money in or,

also, elon musk is suing the creator of chatgpt, openai ai, and its ceo, sam altman.e claims the organization is prioritizing profits over its original vision of helping people with new technology. and governor newsom's office announced the ten step action program is intended to improve oakland's city streets. you can find these stories and more. ktvu.com. i'm a fresh start for san francisco's biggest mall coming up. >> why experts think some changes will be good for business moving forward. i launched our campaign at this union hall. let's go win this thing! then we hit the road and never stopped. you shared with me your frustration at working harder to barely get by and afford a place to live. your fears for our democracy and freedoms and your dreams for yourself, your family, and the future. it is not too late to realize those dreams. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message because together we can still get big things done. ballroom on venice avenue on saturday, march 15th. the title is a riff off of the concept that the city is stuck in a downward spiral amid