blackwell's is against else and blackwell's suggesting the possibility of splitting the company intoe entities. before we get to that suggestion, on the activist angle in general, how does this all play out? >> i think from a shareholder perspective, it's probably good. i think a lot of the reason is because of this activist involvement here. i realize management doesn't like these people coming in and criticizing them and think they know better and stirring the pot like that. but it does put pressure, and in some ways, it gives someone like iger an excuse to say, we have to move fast and we don't have the luxury of spending our wills and deciding what to do. we have activists breathing down her neck. went to get the share price up. it gives him an excuse to accelerate some things that might otherwise meet with greater resistance. i don't think there's any harm in that shareholder perspective to have these people involved. >> you take any -- what are your thoughts about this idea of splitting disney into three separate entities? >> i haven't studied that but i can't believe that's go

. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. here's what we're watching for you, a u.s.ed coalition struck more than two dozen houthi targets. the targets of those strikes and what we're now hearing from the militant group in response to the strikes. >>> president biden notches his first victory in the primary in south carolina. the signs democrats point to as good news for biden heading into the general election. >>> we're trashing a dangerous weather situation in california. evacuation orders are in place. schools are closed tomorrow, it's all in preparation for what forecasters are calling an intense atmosphere river. the forecast and warnings from emergency officials, we'll have those just ahead. >>> we're starting in the middle east where the u.s. carried out more strikes against iran-backed houthi rebels in yemen. the u.s. said it conducted the strikes in self-defense and struck a houthi missile prepared to launch. earlier the u.s. and uk launched missiles against targets in the red sea. >> officials said the strikes hit over 30 targets, over 13 locations associate

it is sunday, february 4th, i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm amara walker, thank you for being with uswe begin in the middle east where the u.s. carried out more strikes against iran-back the houthi rebels in yemen. the u.s. command said it conducted a strike in self-defense and destroyed an houthi cruise missile that was prepared to launch. the u.s. and uk jointly launched strikes against the houthis in repeated attacks in the red sea. >> officials said it hit more than 30 targets in 13 locations associated with the houthis' deeply buried weapons storage facilities and other facilities used to target the shipping lanes. the houthis responded to the recent strikes by saying we will meet escalation with escalation. those trikes were days after u.s. strikes in iraq and syria in response to the drone attack that killed three american soldiers in jordan. cnn's international reporter natasha bertrand joins us now. what you can tell us about the latest round of strikes? >> yes, victor, this is the third time that u.s. and uk conducted strikes against houthi, including underground control cen

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i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm amara walker.e begin with new developments out of syria and iraq, after u.s. air strikes friday. iraqi officials say at least 16 people were killed in those strikes. the syrian military says the air strikes caused, quote, significant damage to public and private property, killing civilians, as well as military personnel. cnn cannot independently verify those claims. >> the pentagon says bombers hit 85 individual targets used by iran-backed militias and iran's own revolutionary guard. the strikes are in retaliation for the deaths of three american soldiers killed in a drone attack in jordan almost a week ago. president biden said the launch of air strikes carried out in syria and iraq are only the start of operations. look at this video. this is from what appears to be one of those strikes in iraq early this morning. the mayor of this town says that strikes hit houses used for weapons storage. iraqi military officials condemned the strikes as a violation of iraqi sovereignty. our team coverage now,

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activist investor blackwell as reportedly plan the challenge to nelson peltz in the wendy's board ofecords but -- gordon has guys calling it a publicity stunt, as blackwell looks to push back on triumph activism on disney shares. there's so many different activist cross currents here why. are you bailing on wednesdays? >> so, when you look at wendy's, you could see that it's kept up the last few quarters after earnings. however, those earnings have immediately sold. off you can see we have investors taking profits and a chance you get on out of turn move. you also have the fact that it's underneath critical resistance, it's in a short term downtrend, and you, know when you have a stock that is coming up on the earnings reports, that negative reactions to earnings in the past that's typically an opportunity for investors to get out before the report. so, i think this one is a short year, i turned it down to about 1750, just say, you, know i'm wrong about 21, 22. >> all right, danielle, we've got just a few moments left here. speaking of disney, that is a buy for you today. shares are

he likes michael jackson, eugene blackwell, who lives in this encampment near taylor and spring streetshe man stabbed and killed was known as chongo. >> he says tensions in the encampment were boiling over after a recent visit from city workers. sometimes you know, we run into situations where there's like men putting their hands on women and we step in and we say, no, that's not going to happen. >> and he's one of those men that do that will do that. so as well as myself. so i don't i don't blame him for, for if that is the case, i don't blame him. >> neither san jose police nor santa clara county's coroner have confirmed the man's identity or released any information about how or why he was stabbed. the incident happened directly across from the area, cleared of homeless encampments in 2022 after the san jose minetta international airport declared it unsafe for people to live there. >> people disproportionately people who are brown and black, have been abandoned here and many people were told during the initial sweep that they were going to have their vehicles repaired and they didn't

i'm victor blackwell and i'm amara walker. it's topic the hour. thank you so much for joining us. here's what we're watching for you. polls are opening right now in south carolina. nikki haley needs a win in her home state, but the odds are not in her favor. >> donald trump's looking for his fourth win. any dealing with the fallout from his latest controversial comments, a bombshell decision in alabama this week put reproductive rights in the spotlight from both parties we're going to speak with a family facing the consequences of that ivf decision. >> and new stat show the staggering cost of the opioid crisis in america could vending machines helps save lives >> the first ballots are being cast in south carolina's republican presidential primary, the state's former governor, nikki haley, is fighting against all odds for a win in her home state, but she says, no matter the outcome, she will stay in the race and that's where the former president, he's looking for a disc decisive victory tonight, south carolina's primaries are open, so people do not have to be registered republicans

. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us here. we are watching for you.ive pictures here from the munich security conference. world leaders, including secretary of state antony blinken, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, reacting to alexei navalny's debt, the message that they say putin is sending the world >> the >> scale and the scope donald trump's fraud, is staggering and so too is his ego. >> and new york judge rules that donald trump and his companies must pay hundreds of millions of dollars for fraudulent fraudulently inflating the value of his you're companies. the penalties has children will also face and trump's reaction. >> and president biden visits east palestine, the site of that toxic train derailment more than a year ago message to families. and we'll speak to one woman who says that she still cannot go back to her home >> as world leaders converge in munich, the spokeswoman for russian opposition leader alexey navalny confirms navalny died in russian prison custody citing an official message to his mother, the spokeswoman says, gove

and i just want to do one more thing, take all the time here before jasmine crockett, jimmy blackwellovernor abbott said, i don't have to guess or wonder how justice blackwell is going to decide cases because of his proven record of siding pro- life causes. look, it's a very traumatic experience when you are now going to the court -- it's an important stat. jane, she herself actually, she wrote the opinion in a piece where the texas supreme court ruled that antiabortion could not be held liable for defamation, equating abortion with murder. i mean, these are the forks that are on the floor, no partiality when it comes to this issue. we will do better by upsetting to me, john, and jim. >> congresswoman crockett, you are a texas legislator before you came a u.s. congress member. you know the players and this whole thing and you and i have had conversations about this in the past. a lot of the issues we have learned, though, from the post abortion law, reality in texas is that even the exceptions don't make sense. texas is almost proof -- the point that when you carve out exceptions but

i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us here is what we are watching for you, warning thanks. signs for donald trump, even as he wins another primary, this time in south carolina that number suggests a new problem facing republicans in november, plus the ripple effects of alabama's bombshell court ruling on ivf, where we'll families in that state turn when they're seeking out the procedure for having children they'll break through combining two of the world's newest technology scientists say artificial intelligence could be the key to unlocking unlimited clean energy at a crisis. and one of the world's biggest cities as millions of people in mexico city faced the prospect of running out water >> it was the >> result many predicted, but not the one nikki haley wanted to see just minutes after the polls closed and south carolina last night, trump was declared the winner of the republican primary in the palmetto state and take a look at this. this one wasn't close. trump's overwhelming victory last nig

so we're going to educate some people i'm victor blackwell. let's start the show >> if you have kids, you >> probably can not count the number of permission slips you've signed for a trip to the zoo or museum? when i was in school, we needed them before we could attend sex education. okay. >> but the >> permission slip that parents at a school in miami-dade, florida were asked to sign this week it is unfortunately a sign of the time students needed permission to, and this is a quote participate and listen to a book written by an african-american that's it. it doesn't mention the contents of the book. no radical theories. just a book written by a black person, a parent shared it online. and this, as you'd expect, went viral and we called up the parent to ask what he thought about this. and here's a bit of his reaction what concerns me more is just parents who may not be realizing what they're signing off on or not signing on and then potentially their kids being taken out of the class for that. that just seems to be very strange. >> and this is

fantastic amber blackwell lee from higher ground. doing some great work in the community. we appreciate it. >> all right. >> thank you. all right. all right. coming up on mornings on two. the nine unlocking nature's secret how scientists are turning to termites for inspiration in combating climate change, and how these tiny architects are shaping the future of sustainable building practi what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. it was a hottest year ever recorded, but swiss researchers are studying termites and examining how they construct their homes to learn how humans can make our buildings more energy efficient. buildings use 40% o

. >> let's >> bring in cnn's victor blackwell, who has been following this story. and first of all, i'm so glad that you are here because i've always loving your show. thanks for joining me tonight, but tell us how we got here. victor well, thank you for having me first. let's just reiterate. we're talking about hairstyle here. that is kept darryl george out of his regular classroom since august of 2023 is either been in in-school suspension, as you mentioned, but for a period he was at an alternative school because he won't cut his hair. and as you said, it's not that his hair comes below his eyebrows here lobes, and the top of his collar. it's that even in an ap style that would its let down, it's a violation. how we got here today, the barbers hill school district has asked for this declaratory judgment to determine is this a violation our school rule of violence one of the crown act, which prohibits discrimination based on texture and style of hair commonly associated with race or culture. now, the judge determined that because length is not specifically mentio

in the people >> good morning welcome to cnn this morning it is sunday, february 11 >> i'm victor blackwell and i'm amara walker. thank you so much for being with us this morning. hold on it's february 17 >> i heard know i know i did valentine's. they are ready. okay. >> i'm glad you corrected that record. all right. i'm amara walker. thank you so much. in here is what we are watching for you. we want to show you some pictures now from the munich security conference in germany, where our christiane amanpour spoke with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy just a short time ago, what he's saying about vladmir putin in the wake of alexey navalny's it's death and the concerns we are hearing from leaders around the world to russia's continued aggression >> gail and the scope. >> donald trump's fraud >> is staggering and so too is his ego >> new york judge ruled that donald trump and his companies must pay hundreds of millions of dollars for fraudulently inflating the value of his new york companies, the penalties his children will also face and trump's reaction to the ruler plus a cnn exclusi

let's look at what's happened under president fighting and vice president harris administration blackwell in america is up 60 percent since the pandemic. and we all know under donald trump's leadership, this country just could not handle a pandemic because of poor leadership. black, small businesses rates are up faster than they have been in over 30 years. and we're seeing insulin prices at $35.00 versus $400.00. what americans care about, they care about their day to day, and we also know that, you know, there's twice as before us and carries, talking about the nominees. clear is going to be donald trump. and what he stands for is just an attack for all of our freedoms, the attack on a woman's right to choose the top corner economics. leaders are freedom to learn and what americans are doing and what they will do is to continue. and what we have seen time and time over the last 2 years is that the truck agenda and his mega agenda has lost. the border between the united states and mexico is the destination for a convoy vehicles kind of protest as opposed to immigration. organizers say tha

it is already february 11th, i'm victor blackwell. feel like january was 2 1/2 months long and february has been 15 minutes. >> you're right. >> and it is super bowl sunday. i'm amara walker, thanks for joining us. here is what we're watching for you, we're hours away from super bowl lviii and a security effort is underway and an inside look at how a recent formula 1 race could give officials a leg up. >>> and i would encourage them to do whatever they want. >> he would not protect any member that did not meet spending guidelines. how the white house is respond responding. >>> and a teenager arrested in connection with a shooting in times square and the charges the teen is now facing. >>> we're tracking the threat of winter storms set to bring up a foot of snow to the northeast. at least parts of it. your forecast just ahead this morning on cnn. >>> spoel sunday. finally here. these are live pictures of allegiant stadium in las vegas. where we'll watch the kansas city chiefs and the san francisco 49ers face-off. this is the chiefs fou

i'm victor blackwell. this is "first of all" and today we're starting in the middle east.n is condemning airstrikes by the usa military in syria and iraq. the strikes are in retaliation for the deaths of three american soldiers killed in a drone attack in jordan almost a week ago. president biden says this is only the start. cnn's katie bolillis is in washington. let's start with you and tell us about the targets. >> reporter: the u.s. military striking 85 targets associated with both iranian-backed militia as well as also used by iran's own forces. these targets included everything from intelligence centers to rockets and missiles and other munitions facilities, to command and control hubs to logistics facilities. now, at this point in the coming hours and days the u.s. military will be doing what is known as a battle damage assessment, to lean on u.s. intelligence to try to independently verify the toll these strikes took, both the damage that they caused to the militia's capabilities as well as the potential casualties both amongst militia members as well as potential c

i'm victor blackwell. let's start the show. ♪ ♪ >>> our thanks for being with me this morning.ewhat lost in the coverage of president biden's age and memory are these new stark comments he made about how israel is executing its war with hamas. >> the conduct of the response in gaza, in the gaza strip has been, um, over the top. >> it is critical, but this is not a call for a cease-fire, and that's what many arab and muslim-americans demand. their frustration clearly has the white house's attention now. after a collumsy attempt at a meeting between community leaders and the biden campaign, the biden white house followed up this week by sending several senior administration officials. michigan state representative abraham ayosh is one that agreed to meet. he joins us here. also, another that was in dearborn this week and is the national director of the american arab anti-discrimination committee. thank you for being with me. representative, let me start with you. you attended the meeting. i want to know, what was your message and were they receptive? >> we were very clear that we

sunday, february 11th, i'm victor blackwell. >> and i'm amara walker. thank you so much for being with us. into and we begin with the cnn exclusive, the rift growing between the u.s. and the arab american community over the cease-fire in gaza. they have canceled a meeting with vice president kamala harris that was scheduled foretomorrow. after a meeting last week in dearborn, michigan, but some of the leaders walked away from the meeting unsatisfied. i spoke with one of those who attended the meeting yesterday on "first of all". >> we were very clear that we're committed to the same message we've been talking about for the last 124 days. so we're here and consistent with our message with a very frank discussion and we made it clear to the biden administration that unless we saw policy change there would not be any follow-up discussions as a result of pethe meeting th we had this week. >> with us is camilla dechalis, what is the reason given for canceling the meeting with the vice president? >> reporter: good morning, victor and and amara. there was a mu

. >> i'm victor blackwell. cnn exclusive this morning about the riff that is growing between the president and the arab american community over the u.s. stance on a cease-fire in gaza. community members have postponed a meeting between the vice president, kamala harris, and some leaders there. this comes after a meeting last week between senior administration officials and community leaders in deerborn, michigan. some say they walked away unsatisfied. i spoke with one of those leaders who attended the meeting. this was yesterday on "first of all." >> we were very clear that we are committed to the same message we have been talking about for the last 124 days so we are here and we were consistent with our message. it was a very frank discussion. we did not mince words and we made it clear to the biden administration that unless we saw policy change, there would not be any follow-up discussions as a result of the meeting we had this week. >> joining us now is white house reporter camiladechalis. tell us about the

. >> i'm is victor blackwell.hank you for joining us, here's what we're watching for you this morning. democrats are now trying to figure out thousand answer questions about president biden's age and memory after that special counsel reporter handling classified documents. what both the white house and the biden campaign are trying to do tamping down voter concerns. >>> there are more concerns over palestinians and rafah. the outcry over the plan and what we're learning about the status of cease-fire talks. >>> officials in tennessee are looking for a man suspected of shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy. the reward for his arrest is up to $80,000. what we're hearing from officials, including why the suspect's blower is under arrest. >>> and plus, we'll show you how federal border agents are experimenting with a.i. to stop the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. >>> the white house says it will release of the transcripts from the interviews with robert hur. it's the latest from the biden team pushing back on hur. >>

new architecture called blackwell in the second half and commanding higher pricing and there's a lotof nvidia. we think consensus estimates are probably about 15-20% too low in term of run rates exiting calendar 2024. a lot to like about it. there's a justification to why this name continues to work. stuart: i want to ask you about arm, chip designers in the same camp as nvidia and going straight up today. again 4% higher. but you put its rating at hold. why is that? >> yeah, we have a hold recommendation and seeing some momentum over the last couple days post earnings and had to absolutely great kind of earnings report but at the end of the day, you know, we typically have buy recommendations on names and the fundamentals and valuations both kind of work itself out and in this case with arm, the valuation doesn't make sense to us and definitely more momentum-based in nature and end of the day this company is largely driven by the smart phone industry and we've got a new architecture that they're ramping themselves that has significantly higher pricing and in fact 2x the pricing that

we have the so-called blackwell. and we have the x 100 next year. in each of these what we expect is to see greater energy efficiency, or processing capability, and lowering costs as well. this is going to be all about the volume story heading forward. but don't write off nvidia. they have a pretty strong competitive mode. that's face it, nvidia is more than a hardware company. it is hardware and software and tools and development and training modules. it's is really important for the development community. cuda, this is a very competitive mode they have. but also nvidia is cloud and platform-agnostic. that is important for enterprises if you are developing your large language model. you may not want to be hitched up to one hyper scaler. so, there is a lot of competitive stuff that nvidia still has in their favor. caroline: talk about the hyper scalars and what we have seen in terms of alphabet, for example. trying to provide from the cloud perspective, but also when they have been offering the competitive to microsoft's openai, have you been impres

will funnel and there is an investment firm that is pushing disney and they put together nvidia blackwell'sticulate a feature in technology this stock will go up easily 129%, i'm not sure about the numbers but i do believe any company any media company sitting on this is making a mistake. >> absolutely what is beautiful about a.i. if it's into every vertical a good report by bank of america that came out in october of last year end they said the media had a 2.5% investment with nai that's an older version so i imagine that's absolutely more astronomical but it shows that it shifting over to the b2b side and that's absolutely necessary for progression and i completely agree with them. >> talk to me about apple everybody who's been on the show in the last few weeks apple has had its run. >> apple is out of risk of going into the trading cycle but it found my support and what i'm looking for so the way i would position as an options trader we sell puts to buy them and allows you to collect yield and if it moves adversely you can get yield and reduce your capital expense. i want to hold apple w

i'm victor blackwell when i'm amara walker. thank you so much for being with us. here's what we're watching for you this morning >> i'm going to fight till we get them ammunition. they need past president biden doubled down his commitment to get much needed aid to ukraine and >> lays blame for the delay at cost congress, what he said to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy during a phone call yesterday. >> well, there's now been the busing of migrants to democratic led cities and the razor wire. well now, texas governor greg goblet is building a national guard base. we'll talk about the legality and the escalation of the feud with the biden administration, donald trump hit the campaign trail for the first time. since being ordered to pay hundreds of millions of dollars and penalties and a new york civil fraud trial. and he did not hold back his response to the ruling and how he is now raising money as the fines add up. >> so firefighters are in hospitals this morning after a house in virginia exploded with them inside. when investigators are saying about a poss

but blackwell will certainly use this as a -- factor on how they show up in the upcoming election inokay, antjuan -- always good to talk to you, thank you so much. why time is not on donald trump's side. my next guest explains why he is marking his calendar for monday, march 25th. for monday, march 25th. democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. former president donald trump's ongoing legal issues don't seem to be of any concern to his maga base. at the conservative cpac event today, the trials of trump are firing up the crowd. take a listen. >> i got indicted four times by this gang of thugs. for nothing. or, as i say respectfully to people from foreign countr

i'm victor blackwell. >> let's start the show >> so this >> morning, we are starting in north carolina where a school district has to retrain teachers after a history lesson gone wrong at west charlotte middle-school, two doors were labelled white entrance and colored entrance. you see the photo here of the doors. it shows a sign above them. it read sears department store 1930 the doors were part of a display meant to show accomplishments in moments and black history. one door celebrated black women in history and there's this one that had a message from chains to change with shackled fist, metal construction paper and then there's st and school near st. louis listen to this and art teacher. and art teacher here decided to have a first grade class, re-enact the underground railroad so some students were slaves on one side of the room other students were slave owners on the opposite side of the room and a little girl played harriet tubman and crawled under the desks and tables from one side of the room to the other, while the classmates shouted, go north first grade. >> the archdiocese

amara walker, i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. here's what we're watching for you this morning. >> i'm lynda fight to get them ammunition. they need past president biden doubles down on his commitment to get aid to ukraine. he lays blame for the delay directly on congress. what he said to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy during a phone call, donald trump hit the campaign fain trail for the first time since being ordered to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties in the new york civil fraud trial. and he did not hold back his response and how he's now raising money as the fines add up. >> i am happy to be alive, but i don't want to be the product of a fraud. >> a really uncomfortable discovery, in a case of what lawyers call fertility fraud after doctors accused of secretly using his own sperm to impregnate patients evacuation orders have been issued for parts of california and millions are under flood warnings as a state braces for days of storms, we will have your forecasts president biden says that he is confiden

i was just going to maybe he'll start shaking backside right i'm victor blackwell. thanks for joining us. here's what we're watching for you this morning. >> on mental fight till we get get them condition. they need president biden doubles down on his commitment to get aid to ukraine and lays blame for the delay directly, the fetus congress, what he said to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy during a phone call yesterday, donald trump hit the campaign trail for the first time since being ordered to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties. and the new york civil fraud trial. and he did not hold back. of course, his response and how he he's raising money as the fines add up, the supreme court is expected to rule any day now and donald trump's request to delay the start of the election subversion trial brought by special counsel jack smith the factors the court that could play into the judges, justices decision evacuation orders have been issued for parts of california and millions are under flood warnings as a statement braces for days of storms. we have

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i'm victor blackwell and i'm amara walker. thank you so much. much for being with us this morning. here is what we are watching for you. another primary, another win for donald trump. >> but >> dig into the numbers and there are concerns about the gop front runners chances in november, plus a partial government shutdown is less than a week away, unless lawmakers can find a solution. but as we know, time is running out and israel i was working out the details of a hostage deal with hamas. can the two sides agreed to a deal that could spare the people of gaza more bloodshed >> the south carolina show but now between the former two-time governor and former president is done to no one's surprise. donald trump sailed to victory in the palmetto state's republican primary. so far, trump has swept the gop nominating contest is last opponent, nikki haley has lost all of them the overwhelming victory last night gave him even more of a decisive, decisive lead over her. >> and this could be the file final nail in the coffin for haley's camp and paid even though she is vowing to stay in the rac

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he likes michael jackson, eugene blackwell, who lives in this encamp near taylor and spring streets,bed and killed was known as chongo. >> he says tensions in the encampment were boiling over after a recent visit from city workers. >> sometimes, you know, we run into situations where there's like men putting their hands on women and we step in and we say, no, that's not going to happen. and he's one of those men that do that will do that. so as well as myself. so i don't i don't blame him for, for if that is the case, i don't blame him. >> neither san jose police nor santa clara county's coroner have confirmed the man's identity or released any information about how or why he was stabbed. the incident happened directly across from the area, cleared of homeless encampments in 2022 after the san jose mineta international airport declared it unsafe for people to live there. >> people just proportionately, people who are brown and black have been abandoned here, and many people were told during the initial sweep that they were going to have their vehicles repaired and they didn't. and so

they have an entirely architecture called blackwell that comes in the second half.to go up again. numbers for now are just fine. >> interesting. we noted yesterday, jensen's trip to the middle east, abu dhabi, uae. there is another market now for sovereign beyond the hyper scalers that could represent something significant for nvidia? >> maybe. yeah. and, you know, they've been starting to talk about sovereign purchases. like even small countries have more purchasing powers than the larger companies do. he was in the middle east, japan has talked about this. india. there are others. but, yeah, you know, you could imagine a scenario at some point where every country has their own ai infrastructure that's put into place. yeah. i mean there's tons of opportunity there that still today is nothing, right. >> but on the bear side, on the bear case, which there isn't much of a bear case right now in this name, but china, speaking of sovereigns, right, they have to deal with these export restrictions and they're trying -- trying to go around it and sell unique chips for the

. >> we're going to talk about it in the framework of media, given what blackwell is saying about disneywhat tyler perry said about a.i. and his studio expansion on friday, jim. jobs will be lost, i think, is the quote. >> he's not spending what was originally anticipated in atlanta to expand because he doesn't have to. >> after getting a look at some of the capabilities. >> i would tell you, jensen huang would say, look, these people are really good. they've got more time to do what matters and less time to do what's proofing. look, i did not go over the commercial real estate of huntington bank shares because i had it from copilot, which i regard as being a very good product. >> is that work that a producer would have done for you prior? >> no, i don't do that. i look at it. i have a memo. i look -- i do the work. >> it's not replacing jobs is carl's question. >> no, but we're better. i have ben look at it, and i will look at it, and i don't want to ask mr. steinhart stuff that i don't know. ceos won't come back on if you waste their time. >> i need to, when the computer can -- when i

and then i got another notification from my dorm system, because i live in blackwell, which is just acrossreet from sproul plaza. and it also said for all of us to shelter in place. and we were like, oh, whoa, what's this about? and we didn't hear anything about it because we have no other way to find out. any news from the school. yeah. >> oh. >> did you start to feel a little bit safer at a certain particular time, or did were you kind of on pins and needles waiting for more information? >> we get warmies every day like two, three times a day sometimes. so i was just kind of like, well, another thing, this is happening at berkeley. >> yeah, just a little desensitized. thank you. so much for speaking with us this morning, viviana. now, we did reach out to uc berkeley for more information about the timing of that warm me alert. we're still waiting to hear back . live at cal berkeley, tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. thank you. >> tori. the 49ers are holding their final practice this morning before tomorrow's big super bowl showdown with the kansas city chiefs. niners hoping to bring home t

blackwell's capital calling for disney to come up with an artificial intelligence strategy saying thatts at disney, and that battle is separate, we should mention, from the proxy battle taking place by nelson peltz's trian fund. >>> the world's top ev maker, china's byd, unveiling what it's calling a pure electric super car. the model is priced at more than $233,000. phil lebeau calls it a conversation starter. let's bring in phil. what do you make of this car? sounds right up your alley, phil. >> it is a conversation starter. joe, are we going to see this car any time soon in the united states or outside of china? probably not. and frankly, you're not going to see many in china. they've unveiled it. it's going to take some time to bring this to production. i do chuckle. online, you hear people saying, it's a ferrari competitor. let's be clear here. ferrari is in a different category for a whole bunch of reasons in terms of desirability, the limited number of vehicles that are built, the fact that they have a built-in demand, if you will. this is a super car in price only. now, if it u