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it could get heavy at times, so we're going to be tracking the movemenent here ast sweeps in and fills in through the early part of today, giving us a little bit of a break as we go on into the afternoon and into tomorrow. a bit of a scattered fashion. so i'll walk you through the full weekend outlook. and the more storms that are ahead into next week, you can follow the weather all weekend long with me and get timely updates straight to your phone of any weather related issues that could pop up. just scan that qr code on your screen to download our free nbc bay area app, which has stormranger kira back to y. all right, cynthia, thanks. we are following more breaking news out of the middle east this morning. three hostages were released by hamas o overnight including one american, keith siegel. today, the hostages released by hamas are all men. and in exchange, a total of 183 palestinian prisoners and detainees are set to be released by israel. this marks the fourth swap since the cease fire deal went into effect, according to the terms of the deal, 18 hostages have been released, 583

. >> i think there's a lot of ang ast for all the wrong reasons. look, we have a very vocal president, and this market is going to react plus or minus to 200 basis points on every tweet or everything that comes out of the white house. but when you look at tariffs, which is what everybody seems very concerned about right now, a tariff isn't a tariff until it actually is being used. first and foremost, it's a weapon. he wants reciprocity, and this is how he's going to go about it. charles: right. we've been talking the last couple weeks about some of these older names that have come on strong. i saw that you like cisco. [laughter] >> retro friday. charles: by the way, this is a long-term chart. why the? this was the original nvidia. this was cisco. this was the original nvidia. then it collapsed, and now it's making really a stealthy kind of move, has held up pretty ewell. you say now's the time to get back in. >> i've owned it in my dividend portfolio for a while, but i've add added it to the growth side as well. this is a reformed company. they hav

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