. >> blaze bernstein. >> blaze bernstein. ♪ >> what are your favorite pictures here?> the kids like to goof off a lot, and we would -- he would dress up. they loved to dress up, they loved to do puppet shows, and this is him in his school play when he was little. and, uh, we spent a lot of time at disneyland, 'cause it's right here in our backyard. >> oh, yeah. >> that's us sitting there. it was a great day. >> memories of much happier times for parents gideon and jeanne bernstein, married in 1992. they moved from los angeles to orange county to raise a family. they have three kids, the youngest is daughter beaue, jay, in the middle, and blaze, the oldest. >> we had a lot of fun raising the kids together. it was fun. and no one can take that away from us. we still own that. >> blaze bernstein grew up here in the city of lake forest. it's an upper middle class bedroom community, about an hour south of los angeles, home to about 90,000 people. >> growing up in lake forest was really nice. it was kind of inland from the coast, like 30-minute drive from the beach. >> it w

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and there's the woodward and bernstein rumors her having an alcohol problem. being reclusive.ction of that mysterious image. she's not really mysterious at all. immediate labels i view with a lot of suspicion they are so often not true or i character of a person. and indeed when i started digging i found that was true. she was not mysterious at allno. she didn't keep a distance from the press and people sometimes. good to a certain level with her and then her thoughts on her own. see what you have three to 15 footnotes in your book the mysterious mrs. nixon through acknowledgments mentioned tricia and ed cox assisted you. what was their input? >> that was critical. the books i rights, i like to very much alike and require the family, the people who knew them. i need to have thatil access to really understand them. and i talked to all kinds of outside people who are not connected with the family. having trisha's input, julie's and david's input it makes all the difference. there are so many things of both of the girls told me that made such a difference in the details. small th

. >> leah freeman is in pain after her son, 32 year old willie bernstein, a married father of two younghildren, was shot and killed outside his place of work in oakland on the morning of new year's eve. >> don't let no other mother feel like her soul is being snatched out of her body. don't let another mother feel how i'm feeling right now. >> it happened as bernstein drove from his richmond home and arrived for work at otto clore, a cleaning supply company at 14th and poplar in west oakland, at about 7:00 tuesday morning. witnesses told oakland police the shooter approached him with an ar 15 type rifle and shot him dead before leaving in a car. no arrests have been made and police have not discussed a motive. >> and i'm going to say this for the person who did it, you didn't have a reason to do it. >> freeman says she doesn't know why anyone would target her son. >> why when you got so many people out here that do wrong. why take somebody who's doing right? >> she says people were drawn to her son, who was known as mr. man. >> everyone that knew him loved him. he was a light, amazing l

there is a lot in the final days by woodward and bernstein first about the remaining just the rumors of drinking that she was walking around the white house at night with a tumbler of bourbon and there is no evidence for that. i have interviewed people inside and outside the white house, friends, family, others, not one person could provide one instance of that so it is baseless, there is no evidence for that. then the seclusion idea of also not true if you look at the official records of the white house, she was doing events up until the last three weeks before he resigned, outward facing events, and then the last three weeks she worked every day on the white house acquisition and renovation project which is another one of her great achievements until the last day. so it is just completely false on seclusion and the alcohol rumors are baseless. peter: you spend quite a bit of time with the women who worked for pat. heath: i spent a lot of time with pat's social secretary. she was with her morning through night and she said, i would have known if there was an alcohol problem. i would

. >> leah freeman is in pain after her son, 32 year old willie bernstein, a married father of two younghildren, was shot and killed outside his place of work in oakland on the morning of new year's eve. >> don't let no other mother feel like her soul is being snatched out of her body. don't let another mother feel how i'm feeling right now. >> reporter it happened as bernstein drove from his richmond home and arrived for work at otto clore, a cleaning supply company at 14th and poplar in west oakland, at about 7:00 tuesday morning. witnesses told oakland police the shooter approached him with an ar 15 type rifle and shot him dead before leaving in a car. no arrests have been made and police have not discussed a motive. >> and i'm going to say this for the person who did it, you didn't have a reason to do it. >> freeman says she doesn't know why anyone would target her son. >> why? when you got so many people out here that do wrong? why take somebody who's doing right? >> she says people were drawn to her son, who was known as mr. man. >> everyone that knew him loved him. he was a light,

. >> leah freeman is in pain after her son, 32 year old willie bernstein, a married father of two young children, was shot and killed outside his place of work in oakland on the morning of new year's eve. >> don't let no other mother feel like her soul is being snatched out of her body. don't let another mother feel how i'm feeling right now. >> it happened as bernstein drove from his richmond home and arrived for work at otto clore, a cleaning supply company at 14th and poplar in west oakland, at about 7:00 tuesday morning. witnesses told oakland police the shooter approached him with an ar 15 type rifle and shot him dead before leaving in a car. no arrests have been made and police have not discussed a motive. >> and i'm going to say this for the person who did it. you didn't have a reason to do it. >> freeman says she doesn't know why anyone would target her son. >> why? when you got so many people out here that do wrong? why take somebody who's doing right? >> she says people were drawn to her son, who was known as mr. man. >> everyone that knew him loved him. he was a light, amazin

willie bernstein was a husband and father of 2 young children. he worked in west oakland went there to report to work early tuesday morning and then that's when he was shot. his mother says that she can't understand why anyone would do this. >> we robbed them. their father legacy. newly them a little hole in their hearts. thinker. don't come that's a choice. it's a choice. >> one choice that ended her son's life. and now oakland police are investigating. they haven't named any suspects at this point. and the family started a gofundme page. if you'd like to help, it's there's a link on our website kron 4 dot com. >> to the state capitol now where for the first time in 2 years, governor gavin newsom is proposing a state budget without a deficit. newsom's proposed 322 billion dollar budget includes more than 100 billion dollars for public schools and more money for law enforcement agencies to take on retail theft and other crimes. he's also promising some significant funding to solve housing problems. >> what these encampments cleaned up. it's 750 m

there's a lot in the final days by carl bernstein and bob woodward about first the drinking rumors sheily and poking around the white house at night with a tumblr of bourbon. there is absolutely no evidence for this. i have interviewed scores of people both inside and outside the white house, friends, family, others. not one person could provide one instance of that. so it's baseless. there's no evidence for that. and in the seclusion idea, also not true. iff you look at the official records of the white house, she was doing if it's up until the last three weeks before the president reside, outward facing events. and then the last three weeks she worked every single day with the white of acquisition and renovation project which is another one of her great achievements, literally until the last day. so that is, it's just completely false on the sick conclusion, and alcohol river raises. >> host: you spent quite a bit of time with women who worked for pat, correct? >> guest: i did. lucy winchester, who was at social secretary, she was with the morning until night and she said i would hav

it focuses on the case of blaze bernstein, a 19 year old pre-med student who was killed while home from school on winter break. it's been seven years since the murder in southern california, and abc news chief national correspondent matt gutman talked with blaze's family about how they helped uncover evidence that led police to the killer. >> we would not have been able to figure it out without thele help of kids his age, like he grew up with and. and our daughter. yes. >> i told my parents, i'm like, i can try and help you, like, find everything that you need. i'm really good with snapchat. i knew the names of a lot of his friends, so i was able to, like, text them and ask them if they knew what was going on. >> and that's when the whole evening changed. yeah. when they said, well, what about snapchat? that's when the light bulb went on and we saw that blaze gave our address out to somebody. >> did you know who? >> we didn't know at the time who it was. we saw the name. >> i had absolutely no idea who he was. i was so happy that there was somebody who we could talk to that could just h

this ask the top economic adviser, jared bernstein and asked in his documentary, what is it about money print asking why do we borrow money? what did he say? >> some of the stuff gets -- some of the language and concepts. they lend that money bying bonds. is that what they do? yeah, they sell bonds. yeah, they sell bonds and people buy the bonds and lend them money. yeah. at least with my time at mit the language andnd concepts can be necessarily confusing but there's no question, the government prints money and then it uses that money to -- yeah, i guess i'm just -- i can't -- i don't get it. i don't know what they're talking about because it's like the government clearly prints money and does it all the time. it clearly borrow otherwise we wouldn't be having this conversation. i don't think there's anything confusing. >> now, nothing confusing here. before you've heard of a central bank digital currency, right? that's an attempt to control you and bank for international settlement admit it and august 1. >> the state can make nothing other than gold and silver coin legal tender in the

bernstein was a husband, the father of 2 small children. he went to work in last oakland early tuesday morning, but became the latest victim of gun violence. mother says she can't understand why anybody would want to kill the hard-working young man. >> problem them. their father legacy. newly them a little hole in their hearts. thinker. don't that's a choice. it's a choice. >> oakland police are investigating and so far haven't named any suspects. the family of a go fund me page and we have that on our website at kron 4 dot com. police in antioch investigating a deadly shooting. police say this happened just after 10, 15 monday morning on rockford drive. found a man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he died. police are still investigating what led up to that shooting. the victim's identity has not been released. wow, a change in leadership is coming to the antioch police department. city leaders are expected to appoint a new acting chief this week. the appointment comes as the city and department of

. >> leah freeman is in pain after her son, 32 year old willie bernstein, a married father of two younghildren, was shot and killed outside his place of work in oakland on the morning of new year's eve. >> don't let no other mother feel like her soul is being snatched out of her body. don't let another mother feel how i'm feeling right now. >> it happened as bernstein drove from his richmond home and arrived for work at otto clore, a cleaning supply company at 14th and poplar in west oakland, at about 7:00 tuesday morning. witnesses told oakland police the shooter approached him with an ar 15 type rifle and shot him dead before leaving in a car. no arrests have been made and police have not discussed a motive. >> and i'm going to say this for the person who did it, you didn't have a reason to do it. >> freeman says she doesn't know why anyone would target her son. >> why? when you got so many people out here that do wrong? why take somebody who's doing right? >> she says people were drawn to her son, who was known as mr. man. >> everyone that knew him loved him. he was a light, amazing

. >> leah freeman is in pain after her son, 32 year old willie bernstein, a married father of two young children, was shot and killed outside his place of work in oakland on the morning of new year's eve. >> don't let no other mother feel like her soul is being snatched out of her body. don't let another mother feel how i'm feeling right now. >> it happened as bernstein drove from his richmond home and arrived for work at otto clore, a cleaning supply company at 14th and poplar in west oakland, at about 7:00 tuesday morning. witnesses told oakland police the shooter approached him with an ar 15 type rifle and shot him dead before leaving in a car. no arrests have been made and police have not discussed a motive. >> and i'm going to say this for the person who did it, you didn't have a reason to do it. >> freeman says she doesn't know why anyone would target her son. >> why? when you got so many people out here that do wrong? why take somebody who's doing right? >> she says people were drawn to her son, who was known as mr. man. >> everyone that knew him loved him. he was a light, amazin

. >> leah freeman is in pain after her son, 32 year old willie bernstein, a married father of two younghildren, was shot and killed outside his place of work in oakland on the morning of new year's eve. >> don't let no other mother feel like her soul is being snatched out of her body. don't let another mother feel how i'm feeling right now. >> it happened as bernstein drove from his richmond home and arrived for work at otto clore, a cleaning supply company at 14th and poplar in west oakland, at about 7:00 tuesday morning. witnesses told oakland police the shooter approached him with an ar 15 type rifle and shot him dead before leaving in a car. no arrests have been made and police have not discussed a motive. >> and i'm going to say this for the person who did it, you didn't have a reason to do it. >> freeman says she doesn't know why anyone would target her son. >> why? when you got so many people out here that do wrong? why take somebody who's doing right? >> she says people were drawn to her son, who was known as mr. man. >> everyone that knew him loved him. he was a light, amazing

. >> whaley bernstein was husband and a father of 2 young children. he went to work in west oakland early tuesday morning, but instead became the latest victim of gun violence. i spoke with his mother, leah, who just can't understand why anyone would want to kill the hardworking young family man. >> problem them. who father, legacy newly the little hole in their hearts. thinker. don't that's a choice. it's a choice. >> oakland police are investigating and so far have not named any suspects. the family has started a gofundme page and it's on our website at kron 4 dot com. now at 5, a couple's been arrested after police say they would drive from central california to the bay to sell drugs. here's what officers >> say they found when they served search warrants. police say the un. and covered more than a dozen illegal guns as well as drugs like cocaine, oxycodone and marijuana, thousands of dollars and designer brands. gold diamond saw officers say 37 year-old justin dixon would routinely drive from stockton to san jose and san francisco to sell drugs an

. >> reporter: for rabbis amy bernstein and daniel sher and cantor chayim frenkel seeing the kehillating amid so much devastation is staggering. >> look at this. this is the ash that came through the door. >> yeah. >> i'm so glad it's here i'm so glad. >> knowing what happened outside of these walls and seeing even just this piece is -- >> the remnants of the palisades is right here. >> wow. >> this is the community in which i went to preschool. >> yes. >> my siblings had their bar and bat mitzvahs here. >> this is now a refuge for the entire community, not just the jewish community. >> you know what, chayim? you could fill the sanctuary with your congregants who lost their homes. >> correct. >> yes. >> at least this home is standing for so many people. so many of us. this is our home. >> when tragedy strikes and disaster strikes, we turn to our faith. and that's what this represents. i sing this lovingly for our community to heal. ♪ [ singing in a global language ] ♪ >> and that is "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching. i'm lesterer holt. please take care of yourse

bernstein, lane and crews say the family of 5 was able to get out of the house on their own. firefighters say they cut open the walls and the roof of the garage to make sure that all the flames are out. no one was hurt. and crews say that the family was put in temporary housing because of gas and electric that were disconnected. the fire left about $200,000 in damages. it's unclear what caused it. and the east bay crews put out an rv on fire in newark. this happened monday on don barden street. as you can see, the rv was engulfed in flames. no one was hurt and there's no word yet on what started that fire. happening now. it's going to cost you $8 across all bay area. bridges except for the golden gate. voters approved this move back in 2018, there have been 3 waves of toll increases since then last month, officials approved a plan to raise the toll $0.50 every year for the next 5 years. that means by 2030, it could cost you $10.30 to cross most bay area. bridges officials say the money from the increase will go towards bridge maintenance, rehabilitation. and of course, operat

bernstein was a husband and father of 2 young children. he went to work in west oakland early tuesday morning. but instead became the latest victim of gun violence. i spoke with his mother, leah, who just can't understand why anyone would want to kill the hardworking young family man. >> problem them. who didn't bother with legacy newly the little hole in their hearts. thank her. don't that's a choice. it's a choice. >> oakland police are investigating. and so far they have not named any suspects. the family has started a gofundme page. it's on our website at kron 4 dot com. the san mateo county sheriff's office is warning people about a scam that targets the hispanic community. deputies say that scammers are calling people in offering to register children through the amber alert system. but it's just a way to get confidential information and even meet with the residents that their homes. authorities say that this is clearly not how the amber alert system works and they're asking residents not to pick up calls from unknown or possible scam

christie greenberg, andrea bernstein, thank you guys both for joining me tonight.appreciate you. thank you. still ahead this evening, a blockbuster final jobs report for president biden is setting the bar really high for the incoming commander in chief. >> how about that? >> but first, an appeals court could clear the way for the public to see special counsel jack smith's final report into january 6th at any moment. so why hasn't it done so yet? we will discuss that coming up w(auctioneer) let's start the nbidding at 5 million dollars. (man) robinhood gold members get a 3% ira match. while the wealthy hoard their perks, our retirement contributions are boosted by 3%. now with robinhood gold. to brilliantly brighten your smile every time you brush. >> smile actives does really work. >> i get to clean my teeth and whiten them at the very same time. it's so easy, i love it! >> just add smile actives to your favorite toothpaste. our patented poly clean technology activates a powerful microfoam for 360 degree whitening action, working its way into the nooks and crannies

attorney's office for the southern district of new york, and andrea bernstein, journalist who covers. both were in the courtroom today, and i am eager to get the birds, the meat, the front, the front row view of what happened. andrea, what was it like to be in there? >> and what can you tell me about the mood? >> i mean, it was sort of like it's always been. there was a lot of reporters, there was a lot of prosecutors. but on the defense side, there was a single trump lawyer about to be a top official in the justice department. and then via video link, trump's lawyer, todd blanche, who's going to be the number two person in the justice department. and it was not like any sentencing in a white collar case i've ever been to, because normally there's a plea for leniency. the lawyers say, look, we have 800 letters showing what a great character this person is. the defendant says, i'm so sorry none of that happened. >> trump was defiant and did the same things he's been doing trashed the prosecutor, trashed the process that got him there, and then got this unconditional discharge that sai

. >> >> the prayer will not be offered by bernstein hollis, a longtime friend and carter center employee. will >> let us pray. what a friend we have in jesus, all of our sins and griefs to bear. what a privilege it is to carry everything to god in prayer. first peter 5:7 reminds us we can cast all of our cares upon the for he cares for us. holy precious father thank you for your amazing grace. we thank you, dear god, for all that you have done and all that you will continue to do through the lives of your people, lord god. today, father god in heaven we thank you for the mandate you placed here on earth, who was an example to us, lord god, as to what you have said in your word, lord god, how we are to live, a god. you allowed him to be here on earth to give us example of how we should live and what we should do. i am reminded in matthew 25:35 through 36, when i was hungry you fed me, when i was naked you clothed me. when i was thirsting you gave me drink, when i was a stranger you took me in we thank you for the man of god, jimmy carter, lord god. we thank you, god, for the life that you

. >> yeah, it's another homicide recorded in the city of oakland, willie bernstein, a husband and father of 2 young children. he went to work in west oakland early tuesday morning, but became the latest victim of gun violence. his mother spoke out lea. she can't understand why anyone would want to kill the hardworking young family man. >> problem them. who have filed or and legacy newly the little hole in their hearts. thinker. don't come that's a choice. it's a choice. >> oakland police are investigating so far they have not named any suspects. the family has started a gofundme page. it's on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> a gas leak on the laguna honda hospital campus in san francisco temporarily prompted evacuations this morning. the san francisco department of public health says a contractor working on the campus damage, the gas line staff. the administration building were evacuated for about an hour as crews work to cap that leak. the hospital building was not impacted and no residents nor patients were evacuated. still to come here at 10 o'clock, a decision to close 2 fire stations

we also heard that prayer from bernstein hollis, who is known the carters for many decades, has worked at the carter center for many decades and shared her prayer from a personal perspective of the man she knew. the also who knew rosalynn carter as well, and their work. and, wolf, what what really stood out to me was that if you listened to this, with the exception of one reference by chip carter, they didn't talk about a president. this was not the eulogy or memories about a man who served for them, the work he did. this was not about a man who was the commander in chief at jason carter, who's also the chair of the board of trustees of the carter center. most of his remarks were about the workers and the people who have worked on behalf of the priorities of the carters and worked at the carter center. his message was of gratitude for those who he said, are the real keepers of the carter's legacy. so this was not about memorializing or eulogizing a former president. this was about saying goodbye and thank you to a man and thanking those who, over the years, have supported his vision. >

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. >> that was from bernstein that lifted it by five bucks to 516 as well saying catholics conversione, those fears are overblown. if you spend you end up making money. stuart: i take it all back i'm not selling my money. shelby plug power. it is up 5.8%. the treasury department issued new rules about hydrogen into clean fuel and this would benefit plug power because the part of the process. it says that you get tax credit if you help convert this dirty fuel into clean fuel using hydrogen or can store it for later use. stuart: do you have anything more on uber stock buyback. it was very depressed recently. >> were getting new details this morning issuing a what and how billion-dollar share buyback they not 7 billion about finally getting that, lift as well got an upgrade this morning from benchmark along the autonomous driving program. rideshare this morning having a good morning. >> what is morgan stanley saying about palantir. it is down. >> they did not have the best things to say. they said this is the most expensive high-growth software company that they have seen. it's been pull

i was at a recent council on foreign relations meeting and jared bernstein was talking about biden policy to him anything they don't like is a market failure. everything is a market failure. in the q and a a woman from a european think tank said you said the word friendshoring, but you never tell us what it means to be a friend. tariffs, currencies, in terms of bilateral trade agreements, i think in terms of security agreements, i think in terms of values, i think we should make it very clear that there is a green, yellow, and red bucket. we let everyone know where they are. reihan: here's what we ask of you. scott: here is what we ask of you. you can choose which bucket you want to be in. here's what you get for being in the bucket. reihan: i believe we have time for a few questions from the audience. >> market watch. there is definitely a view that in the first trump presidency the tax cuts and spending were not good for our country's financial health. what makes you think that -- he has called himself the king of debt. why do you think things will go better in a second presidency on th

lilly bernstein was a husband and father of 2 young children. to work in west oakland early tuesday morning, but became the latest victim of gun violence. i spoke with his mother, leah, who can't understand why anyone would want to kill the hardworking young family man. >> problem them. who didn't bother with and legacy. newly the little hole in their hearts. thinker. don't come that's a choice. it's a choice. >> oakland police are investigating and so far have not named any suspects in the shooting. the family has started a gofundme page. it's on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> police in oakland are also working to find the people responsible for breaking into 3 different businesses saturday night and early sunday morning as kron four's jack molmud reports. many business owners are blaming teenagers. >> oakland police say this was the first breaking of the night at extra mile store off castro street. a offers frustrated sunday afternoon to find the stories mostly closed for the day store employees at extra mile didn't want to interview with k

bernstein was a husband and father of 2 young children. he worked in west oakland and set out early tuesday morning to go to work. he is now the latest victim of gun violence. his mother says she can't understand why this happened. >> problem them. father legacy new leave them little hope in their hearts. thinker. this stone death. that's a choice. it's a choice. >> oakland police continue their investigation. so far they have not named any suspects. if you want to help, there is a gofundme page for the family and we have a link on our website kron 4 dot com. >> well, california attorney general rob bonta now continuing his effort to inform immigrant students, families and educators of their rights here in the golden state. and this as the upcoming incoming trump administration threatens mass deportations. officials say botta has issued 2 sets of guidance. the first advice is immigrants, students and their families of their educational rights. among them are the right to a free public education. regardless of immigration status and the rig

alex is chief investor officer at bernstein previous wealth management. >> pleasure to be here. >> just read it actually. cme price in just one cut this year, you are much more optimistic and i would say contrarian. you see three cuts. how does that happen and unfold this year where so many other people only seeing one cut? >> the great thing about economic utlooks is you can always make adjustments to them over time. so the fact that we're on three today doesn't mean necessarily that we won't be on two. one i think is probably not enough. if you recall last year, number of groups were at seven and we were not. so i think we've been more conservative coming into this but look there's real merit for them cutting rates but probably not going to happen till something in the june neighborhood. be patient. >> year to date. energy is the leader now. tech is actually the laggard. what do you make of this divergence and change of leadership at least the start the new year. >> expectation for the incoming administration there'll be some change in policy that will drive solid growth and also eval

the watergate scandal, where every journalist in washington wanted to emulate bob woodward and and bernsteinand, you know, become known as an investigative journalist. so they went out trying to find dirt on the carter administration, very unsuccessfully. but it was also a time when the washington post was inventing the style section and so you had journalists who were going like sally quinn, who were writing very gossipy pieces about hamilton jordan and jody powell and the georgia boys surrounding the carter white house, who she would make fun of for their southern accent, the way they dressed the way they they talked about issues, the fact that they weren't interested in the georgetown set, they didn't circulate on the cocktail circuit. and carter himself, you know, sally quinn, when was very critical of carter for turning down dinner in imitations from katherine graham, the publisher of the washington post, and, you know, carter just didn't he as you said, he he would rather spend time with rosie in the white house in a quiet dinner than go out and shake hands and talk to a bunch of rich

finish bernstein naming robinhood the best idea for 2025 the within global digital assets' coverage. the sec appears poised to turn pro-crypto under a trump administration, allowing robinhood to lives more tokens and capture a larger share of the spot crypto trading market than it already has. robinhood crypto vice president and general manager johan kerr bra joins me now in a fox business exclusive. right now robinhood has a huge crypto business. what are you expected after january 20th after president trump's inauguratedsome. >> yeah, you know, i think we are very optimistic. we think that we are past the past four years where there was enforcement and regulation by enforcement, and if now we think we can actually create a framework where crypto company will be able to strive and actually will bring people back to the u.s. to build on top of luxury -- blockchain technologies and really build the next generation of the financial system. liz: well, i guess the sort of ghost in the machine had been gary gensler, the current -- at least he's stepping down right before inauguration -- s

out its own modem chips this spring, they rely heavily on qualcomm's components and according to bernstein, apple makes roughly around 20% of qualcomm's revenue. shares also down about 1.2% at the moment. and you have two other key players that were already churning down with greater markets, still worth watching, broadcom, which just inked a multibillion dollar deal with apple to develop 5g radio frequency components and corning, which makes glass for iphone, ipad and apple watch. both trending in the red right now. scott? >> just ask you one more question unrelated to apple, but since we have taken stock of this all week, nvidia is going to close the week looks to be about 6% down. they had the big keynote at ces. what is your big takeaway this week for that stock? ? the transition from hopper, which was the current gpu iteration to blackwell is not as smooth as what a lot of analysts were anticipating. i say that because the ceo and cfo both said they're not going to up the guidance. they said blackwell is shipping beyond their expectations. but if they're not upping the guidance and on

. >> bernstein research reiterating nvidia as a top pick. stacy, what are you expecting from jensen tonight? >> yeah, as you said, jensen puts on a pretty good show. we'll see if we get updates on the data center side of things, blackwell, rubin. this is also the consumer electronics show. we'll hear about gaming, automotive, probably hear, as you mentioned, rumors, maybe that they're pushing into the pc space. probably hear a lot about robotics and a.i. at the edge. i think he's got plenty to talk about and plenty for people to still be excited about. >> how much is the story going to be what is being announced nvidia, not just nvidia-specific but, sort of the whole ecosystem of a.i., this becoming now the mainstream, it's not just corporations, a consumer product at this point, or we're enters that phase? >> yeah, i -- i hope we're entering it. and we, you know, we had some updates today, some keynotes from intel and amd, and they both talked a lot about a.i. pcs where we have yet to see that driving a lot of incremental strength in the pc

and the neighbors on my street, the bernsteins and the newmans and the grays and all those people and dave lawrence, we communicated with each other. it's a small cul de sac and they had left, and no one really had a video of what had happened. and bits and pieces. and today i found out, do you know what happened to your home? joshua morrow, who plays my son on the young and the restless, actually broke through some barriers, went there and sent me the. yeah, tough to see. lived there for 45 years and it's your home. and you think you're tough and then you see that and yeah, i haven't shown my wife yet. don't know whether i'm going to or not. it's tough. >> do you think it would be too much to think about the memories, to show her? >> yeah. house can be rebuilt, but everything that you have gathered over the years, you know, a lifetime, actually, in america, i've come here in 1960 and lived in that whole area of l.a. for the last 60 years, nearly. and have seen all kinds of wildfires, all kinds of disasters and slides. it's the price we pay for living in this beautiful area. californi

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i'm thinking here of bernstein on hillary clinton, ronald kessler and laura bush.peter slevin and michelle obama, for example, susan page interviewed barbara bush and darlene superville interviewed, jill biden for their books. but first ladies often seem decline interviews, especially when they have their own memoirs to pen. so in 1994, barbara bush published in the 2000. hillary clinton. barbara bush. laura bush. michelle obama and joe biden have all written one or more books. these later first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work. possibly they feel they're being taken more because of the growth of the field and our era. i want to remind us very briefly here that another marker of heightened in first lady studies is their increased appearance in the media. live fictional and documentary. these, of course, are always of varying qualities and levels of accuracy. scholars know that first ladies have had a long history with non print media back to early radio broadcast and television shows, but only sporadically. over time, their presen

but we're told that one longtime friend of the family's, bernstein hollis, whose family has known the carters for a century, she's one of the first employees of the carter center. she'll be giving a prayer here. but beyond that, there will not be speeches by dignitaries. chip carter, the late president's son, jason carter, the late president's grandson, will speak briefly. otherwise, it will just be musical interludes at this service. but this is the first service. of course, the state funeral service will be at the washington national cathedral next thursday, that president biden will eulogize his longtime friend jimmy carter, the 282nd army band will play america the beautiful and perform be thou my vision. >> we'll also hear from the morehouse college glee club several selections. eternal father, strong to save the navy. hymn. the battle hymn of the republic as well. and then after the ceremony here at the carter center at 7 p.m., the public will be allowed to come here for several days until tuesday morning, when the president then makes his journey to washington to lie in state a

i'm thinking here of kyle bernstein on hillary clinton and ronald kessler on laura bush and peter slavinn michelle obama and interviewed jill biden for their books and first ladies seem to decline interviews especially when they have their own memoirs to pen. in 1994, hillary clinton, launcha bush, millel obama and jill biden have all written one or more books. these first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work and possibly they feel they're being taken more seriously because of the growth of the field and our era. i want to remind us briefly that another marker in heightened interest is their increasing appearance in the media, live, fictional and documentary. these, of course, are always of varying qualities and levels of historical accuracy. scholars know that first ladies have had a long history with non-print media dating back to the early radio broadcasts and television shows, but only sporadically. over time their presence has increased. one long tradition began in 1969 with pat nixon's appearance on sesame street. every first lady from nixon when the

i am the jill and j bernstein senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy. i'm a scholar of conflicts in yemen and recently completed the first two books of a three volume history of the 2015 yemen war. my organization has undertaken some of the most detailed investigative work into the threat posed by the houthi event. working with a range of international co-authors our fieldwork have produced interactive maritime attack tractor and four major studies on the houthi movement, all of which can be viewed at the website. today's emergency session on the current and future threat posed by the houthi movement is needed. the hoouthis have exploited the enfeebled meant of the yemen government since the arab spring of 2011 i'm expanding through military conquest and seizing the capital and the 2014 military coup. since then the who the -- the houthis of overrun ports. with the state support from iran there remain postured to lunge forward at any time to snuff out the last strongholds of the internationally recognized government of yemen. they are clan based militar

we had a long piece as well from bernstein and the u.s. food outlook for 2025.'t call that as a bottom. >> what matters the most is the fda giving us a good data. the fda is still looking at the bottom line on this stuff. >> that's right. we are looking at rfk junior as well. >> i had an intense interview with him. >> my wife hated it. >> nothing happened. you have a question and you answered it. for what was his response? >> i have not seen you since college, that was probably not the way to start that. for i played on my mind many times. i realize, that was not necessarily mike wallace's finest moment. as for you wanted in the crowd and you did us proud. >> i'm glad you mentioned a.i. delta, with the new concierge rollouts at ces, they have powered companion, they report on friday. we look at the downgrade on adobe. they call it a lack of a.i. monetization. >> i like firefly very much. this can both products, the adobe products are so expensive. it is fantastic. any pro would never use canned. if they get taken up in the design schools in this country, it will

just that, new york times best- selling author, podcast host and motivational speaker, gabrielle bernsteinte steps for overcoming the beliefs that hold people back in both their personal and professional lives and gabrielle joins us now, i would like to say welcome to the know your value team, if that is okay with you, on board. >> i'm so happy to be here, on board, on the team. >> we have the msnbc contributor and vice chair of forbes, maggie mcgrath, so definitely. >> that is a good team to join. >> tell us about the genesis of this book, this is your 10th book by the way, but this one, what is your moment for this book. >> i had been practicing in therapy for about 10 years, internal family systems therapy and a radically changed my life, then i knew that i had to do what i do best which is demystify and translate, so i needed to take this and make it self-help, so i turned the model into a self-help book and it is a practice that allows us to really witness the core beliefs that we have carried for our lifetime, the core beliefs that block us from everything we desire, the stories we h

police say that willie bernstein was shot tuesday morning as he was arriving to his job at auto claw.t's a cleaning supply company at 14th and poplar. witnesses told police the shooter approached him with an assault rifle and shot and killed him before taking off in a car. no arrests have been made. the police have not said anything about a motive. his mother told ktvu she doesn't know why anyone would target her son, a married man and a father of two. >> why, when you got so many people out here that do wrong, why take somebody who's doing right? everyone that knew him loved him. he was a light, amazing light. he just was this big ball of energy. >> now oakland police want anyone who has tips or surveillance video related to the investigation to please come forward. >> we are following another tragic start to the new year in honolulu, hawaii, where a fireworks explosion killed three people. witnesses say neighbors quickly jumped into action to try to help those who were injured. 20 people were hurt. they are all listed in critical condition. >> what was significant about this event i