brett taylor has a big resume, he was a board number on shopify. chairman of the board of twitter as well. larry summers, a wall street week contributor and former treasury of the secretary. more analysis ahead. stick with us. ♪ kriti: good morning and welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am am kriti gupta in london. sam altman is to return to openai as ceo in a move supported by microsoft's satya nadella. the board gets a massive shakeup. you could chancellor jeremy hunt set to deliver his autumn statement today with speculation mounting that he will cut taxes. in, the middle east israel approving a deal to free 50 hostages in gaza. a lot of movement in terms of geopolitics, the evolution of this openai story, not to mention all of the angst i had of that u.k. autumn statement. take a look at the euro stoxx 50 futures, virtually unchanged. ftse 100, same story. where you see more of a breather is in the s&p 500 and nasdaq 100 futures, those are pulling back. we are seeing very light volume. it will be thanksgiving tomorrow in the u.s.,

where is brett taylor? right. ultimately, they raised their profits incredibly and made people very happy but then very scared. revenue growth started slowing down. what we saw last night is that as long as revenue growth stays stable and profits keep going up, that is good enough for now. ed: how does ai play into that story? brady: the hope with ai is that it can help to bring revenue growth backup. that is immaterial for the current year. they hope when it comes to next year it will help up sale people on new subscriptions. you have to pay extra to get the chatbot in your apps where you can use that to automate your processes. ask any questions, bring in your favorite large language models. they have been putting ai into every single press release that you can find. you know, the cat is out on whether it will truly boost revenue growth the way that they help. ed: brady ford, busy earnings season for you covering snowflake as well. the other top story, this -- musk agreed to an anti-semitic post on x, he has bee

then we have brett taylor. he was, remember, on the board of twitter. ed: he was chairman when twitter now known as x was sold to elon musk. >> he has experiences with companies in crisis. that's the new board. we are seeing reported that tosha and helen are out. ed: i am hearing that as well. tarsier and helen were on the board that fired sam altman friday. they are not on the board. shirin: tosha and helen were key board members that ousted sam altman, behind the coup. it makes sense that with him returning part of the negotiation would involve having people return that wanted him out. ed: full disclosure larry summers is a paid contributor on bloomberg television. that is that. people around the world ask, why the drama? why do any of us care about openai or who leads it? the answer to me seems to be that openai is the face of ai. shirin: absolutely. this is an industry leader. remember ai has been something silicon valley has talked about for decades but it did not really explode on the market until chat gpt about a year ago. that was the breakthrou

the new board will look like and what governments will be going forward, open ai announced that brett taylor, a former board chairman twitter will join alongside larry summers, former treasury secretary. they will join adam d'angelo, one of the individuals who originally voted to oust sam altman. >>> this week has been devastating for oakland's corn barbecue. on sunday, vandals targeted it with graffiti. the next day, owner matt horn posted on social media that the cowards are plaguing the city, showing a pathetic display of disrespect. then, yesterday, the restaurant went up in flames. now, the building is red tagged. a view from our chopper shows the back of the building. the owner says they were not cooking at the time of the fire and investigators are trying to figure out how the fire started. the owner posted he has received an outpouring of support and despite the damage, they will still serve the community. happening at 1:00 p.m. today, they will give out turkeys to families in need. >>> let's get another check of our weather. here is a live look outside. look at that shot of the gold

treasury secretary larry summers former co-ceo of salesforce, brett taylor, and adam d'angelo was partprevious board as far as microsoft, it seemed to be no worse for the wear after all of this. stocks are at a near all-time high. microsoft ceo says he is encouraged by the changes to the open ai board. >>> this evening, the story of a bay area company that is not letting a bad week spoil their community spirit. corn barbecue in oakland is making sure families have a turkey on the table this thanksgiving the restaurant was giving away turkeys outside the building for free celebrity chef tyler florence was also helping out in the giveaway you might say okay, that's good, but consider this . a fire tore through the back of horn barbecue just yesterday, leaving the building red tag. on sunday the restaurant had been tagged by vandals. despite the damage, the restaurant is still giving back. the owner said he had an out of support, especially from the and fire chief. >> this is a big success, a part of the community. not just a business here to make money. it really has become part of the w

now you have adam deangelo joined by two of the most prominent leaders in business and economy, brett taylorceo of salesforce and former treasury secretary larry summers. according to reports their as it sk to vet and appoint an expanded board up to nine people that will reset governance at openai. an investor wanted to remain anonymous and said they still don't know what led to the ouster. the investor told me they're pleased with the outcome. you can't hide under the guise of a nonprofit and blow things up. they haven't decided if they would participate in the latest round that would value the organization at more than $80 billion. they want to, quote, get the facts and make sure we understand, probably what a lot of investors are in the same boat. who will join the board and still how it balances that altruistic charter and potential negative impacts of generative ai with increasingly profitable products. we still don't have a resolution how that plays out. we have people who are capable of figuring that out, maybe a better balance between those who have an important task. the bottom line

returning as ceo, the board has been getting, the new board will be led by former sales for ceo brett taylorand include former treasury secretary larry summers. the old guard will retain one seat. a big priority will be to add new government members and altman will not take a seat at the table until microsoft is going to snag a spot. unsurprising source confirmed to me the tech giant issued that it was blindsided by altman's firing. this on x, we are encouraged by the changes to the open ai board, we believe this is the first essential step on a path to more stable, well-informed and effective governance. microsoft hit a record high today, this leaves them in a good spot, more influence at open ai and as a public company, they don't have to develop the tech in house. in-house. i go back to something i guest said on your show yesterday. >> this will be the biggest unforced error in the history of silicon valley. >> this means when he wins out. that's fantastic for investors but the jury is still out on what that means for ai safety. liz: aside from microsoft, the open ai investor probably mos

they brought in brett taylor, the chairman of twitter and sold that to elon musk. he was also at facebook, i believe. larry summers, i don't know where he came from, but there he is. >> harvard, treasury department. >> yeah. they replaced the board that was there, a small board, because they hadn't replaced previous people who had left. i expect it to get bigger. i expect microsoft to have seats on the board. they might try to find a woman, maybe. you know, three white guys is silicon valley. >> might be nice. >> might be. it will probably be a ten-person board or nine or ten at least. it changes it considerably in terms of who -- what kind of people are on it. it's much more professional, much more techie. >> that's fair. boards really matter to be a check, right, on companies? >> sure. >> we all understand what a debacle this was. my question is something you tweeted about last night. did the board -- previous board succeed in raising public awareness of its fear of how fast ai was moving or too rapidly in their view? yes, the cost was incredible. but was that im

here's the big news with the new initial board of brett taylor, the chair of the board former ceo of salesforce, larry summers a thoughtful person. he is a member of the old board that stayed on. right now a new era for openai it is evident that sam altman is beloved by the employees threatened to leave by the investors and by microsoft the company's biggest financial backer. what exactly he did wrong to take off the first board were not sure they'll be an independent investigation into misconduct but the original board wanted to slow down the advancements in a.i. and altman wanted to revolutionize. the company is valued at $80 billion. >> what is saga and what a soap opera. >> is it over? >> maybe not, go ahead. >> of microsoft gets a board seat then they have more power over the company that can put them in controversy with regulators, i don't think this is over. >> you're probably right but fascinating nevertheless, let's take a look at the features moving higher release in the premarket after yesterday's small selloff, the s&p and nasdaq up about half 8% or thereabouts. let's tak

i heard brett taylor's name thrown around.otally agree, that there has to be some changes clearly, there was misalignment here and we haven't even heard from the board, so per emmitt's point, we don't know what happened here. but ultimately, there was a lot of misalignment. this was some unnecessary complexity in the structure, and in order for, you know, sam to come back and for openai to go forward, there has to be some changes there. >> i think we should talk about the other side of this let's operate for a minute and do a thought experiment if altman doesn't return and becomes an employee at microsoft and ceo of this group. brings over a couple hundred or all of these 700 people. what does that mean? we're seeing now kevin scott today, the cto of microsoft, basically putting out an open call on x saying, hey, if you're an openai employee, saying don't worry, we'll give you full compensation i've never seen anything like this to be openly poached, and does that create anti-trust scrutiny >> we also saw salesforce yesterday.

ed: the name brett taylor, co-ceo of salesforce, keeps coming up time and time again as someone who would appeasement to both sides of the discussion. we make the point in the story we have just reported just as the sources make the point to us that the fact that sam is even speaking to adam d'angelo is news. it is a complete change from the weekend. we sat there all day sunday saying that sam is definitely coming back in the board is going to go. we keep going. caroline: we do, and assembly chatted -- as emily chatted to satya, he supports wherever sam is, with openai or microsoft. we will talk about a chip avenger that sam altman was trying to be bringing to the world. we will have sarah kunst joining us next. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: we just had the breaking news coming from our own ed ludlow and team that sam altman and the openai board are open to talk for his possible return. while the saga continues, we want to go to our vc spotlight. cleo capital founder sarah kunst and your own take on all of us, the repercussions for the ai startup system more broadly. is it t

brett taylor, former twitter board chair that went head-to-head with elon musk coming on.y secretary and another one stays on as part of this deal. altman gets a new board because he was fired by the former members on friday but he himself doesn't get a board seat. they will look to add as many as six new directors. microsoft will likely get a seat. the largest investors and instrumental getting altman back in as ceo. he is encouraged by the changes to the open a.i. board. altman says he loves open a.i. and everything i've done over the past few days has been in service of keeping this team and its mission together. also part of this deal the company will investigate these allegations that altman wasn't always candid with the board. we don't know what they are just yet. even at this point. now, this is a big deal. as i mentioned to you this will decide who will lead the a.i. revolution and the reason that we've been talking about artificial intelligence for the past 12 months or so, often 90% of the staff threatened to leave. if they didn't bring altman on the staff would

formally establishing these ne bod membs with lry summers and brett taylor, the former co-ceo of salesforceut the most interesting part of this announcement was microsoft not getting a voting board seat, but a non-voting board observer. that could change, because they're still doing an investigation into what happened with the firing of sam atman. unclear why they needed to do an investigation when there are four people who know what went down. but that's what they say they're going to do. and more governance changes coming. i'll point back to ceo of microsoft who was on air last week, after all this happened. when he came on the air, walking back whether or not altman would be a microsoft employee, and saying he wanted governance changes. it's very clear the role of that he played during the negotiations over that crazy weekend when everyone was trying to figure out what was going on with openai. they still have no -- they meaning microsoft -- still have no real power over what this company's future is. they could observe, maybe that is a good thing. but as far as making decisions, theye s

gotten so far, joining the new board this is interesting, treasury secretary larry summers and brett taylorco-ceo of salesforce, target is unveiling pride merchandise and its stories just in time for the holidays listed upright christmas nutcracker, a pride santa and more the company faced customer backlash over this displays the student over tech swimsuits and gender fluid with pride onesies at the time and it target insider told fox news digital the retailer was trying to avoid a bud light situation, we will see how the new products go over with customers. president biden, the first lady and their family arriving on nantucket tuesday ahead of the thanksgiving holiday, they should the state and private equity billionaire david rubenstein 30 million-dollar compound near the harbor, this is americans face higher prices for food, fuel and rent this holiday week. finally oscar award winner susan sarandon dumped by her hollywood agents over these comments. watches. >> there are a lot of people afraid of being jewish at this time in getting a taste of what it feels like to be a muslim in this co

treasury secretary larry summers join the new board of aepai along with brett taylor, the former ceonow, all of this comes after major backlash from openai employees, the majority of whom said they would leave and follow sam altman to microsoft if he was not reinstated as ceo of openai. >> we know thanksgiving is not so big where you are there in london, but julianna, we're grateful for you and hope you have a nice long weekend. >> thank you. >>> all right, still ahead here on "way too early," we'll take a closer look at the break through deal to release dozens of hostages in gaza and the impact that this could have on israel's ongoing war effort. we'll be right back with that. 's ongoing war effort 'll be right back with that. ye . - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. ( ♪♪ ) rsv is in for a surprise. meet arexvy. ( ♪♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent low

reached an agreement in principle for sam altman to return as ceo with the new initial board of brett taylore chair, larry summers, yeah, the former secretary of the treasury, and adam deangelo, and we are collaborating to figure out the details. thank you so much for your patience through this. i'm calling it a new era for opena a i. i mean, it's obvious that sam altman is beloved by the workers, by the investors and, obviously, the biggest financial backer which is microsoft. because when microsoft to offered altman a job, that could have been the straw that broke the camel's back over at opena a i. like, all of the employees, 700 of 770, threatened to follow sam to microsoft. and now he's back9 openai. ashley: i don't know whether we've heard the last of this, lauren -- lauren: no, we haven't. ashley: pretty interesting the follow. i don't think so east. lauren, thank you. >>> all right, coming up, crazy story, or or parents setting up play dates for their adult children to help them find friends. it sounds like a will ferrell movie, all a bit silly. >>> average rental costs are on the ri

>> unclear, but basically no more board members i know brett taylor has been the former salesforce co-ceo, and that name was someone they wanted to be on the board and that was tossed around over the weekend as well as part of conditions for coming back, some kind of voting power, perhaps. if he doesn't join microsoft, microsoft has egg on its face after making this big announcement early in the morning before markets opened, saying we're bringing sam in and his team and his group of close confidants. >> ultimately it would be better for openai to be something of what it was a week ago, versus the shell of a company that remains. >> the other thing, are they acquiring a company for basically next to nothing? we talk a lot about how much microsoft has invested in openai, $13 billion. they haven't made all that money and a lot of that value is tied up in things like credits for using their cloud service. it's not like microsoft has written a check and owns the stake. there's still a lot of money in flux. >> what do we know about how this spun out of control and got so out of round? >> yeah,

a mistrial in the case of a former louisville police officer accused in the death of bree onna taylor. brettonison was facing civil rights charged with the night taylor was killed in a police raid in 2020. no word on if prosecutors plan to retry. >>> sean "diddy" combs is being accused of rape and abuse in a lawsuit filed by his former girlfriend, r and b singer cassie. cassie said in a statement that she is ready to tell her story. >>> and baseball's mvps were announced thursday. shohei ohtani won the american league and ronald acuna jr. took the prize in the nl. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we're going to begin tonight with several developing stories that impact america's national security, including our exclusive interview with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who we spoke with earlier today. we asked him about the ongoing negotiations with hamas on the release of hostages in exchange for a temporary cease-fire while israel is facing tough quest

demands include reinstating sam altman and including board members including former salesforce brett taylor potential exits puts open ai's lead at risk and gives microsoft a chance to develop the technology inhouse without relying on a volatile start-up the new of the version of the letter included 700 signatures and it said microsoft has offered to hire any open a.i. employee who wants to jump ship. microsoft which owns a big stake in open a.i. failed to convince the board to reinstate altman after his sudden firing. he is deeply involved in that process, but it was open ai's board that would not cave to demands that altman wanted as a condition for his return instead, microsoft hiring altman and put him in charge of a new subsidiary ai group within microsoft. open ai named former twitch ceo emmett shear who said he will investigate the mishandling of altman's ouster. the note is signed by notable ais including maratti and she was immediately after altman's firing that's three ceos in three days. open ai could lose a huge chunk of top talent to microsoft, kelly. >> to go back right off the

. >> deangelo is the only previous member of the board who will stay, he will be joined by brett taylorceo of salesforce, larry summers, former treasury secretary for the clinton administration, possible someone from microsoft, i would expect that, or another major investor might join the board as well. >> 5:10. right now, we will take a live look in san jose. christmas in the park. all dark right now, chilly out there. let's see what we can expect on this thanksgiving day, with meteorologist kari hall. 9 am, it never takes a day off? >> i will eventually take one during the holidays but yes, it is a great morning. and, why not? the weather is nice and quiet. we will see our temperatures in the 40s after getting started, and that dark picture of downtown san jose, we will see the tree lit up, starting tomorrow day. today is the turkey trot, we talked about that. as the runners get to the starting line, it will be in the low 50s, a chilly morning. then, going throughout the morning, our temperatures make it to the low 60s. and then, as we are getting ready for dinner, our temperatures wi

against a former louisville police officer charged in connection with the deadly shooting of breonna taylor. brettankison accused of excessive force and violating the rights of taylor, her boyfriend, and her next-door neighbors. authorities say he fired ten shots into her window and door when police wrongly raided her home. the jury unable to reach a verdict after several days of deliberations. >>> when we come back, this sweeping new recall just issued by the fda to protect your sight. >>> and the woman about to get her best time at the chicago marathon, why she stopped, on purpose. it's time for a change. axonics therapy gave me my life back. it's not another pad or pill. it's amazing that a tiny device can provide 15 years of relief - and you can try it out first. get started at findrealrelief.com ask a bladder specialist if axonics therapy is right for you and to discuss potential risks. results and experiences may vary. let's get your life back! ultomiris is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-acetylcholine receptor antibody positive. it is lasting control over your gmg

ed walk through it but brett taylor. cora. there is an effort to make a little diversity and inclusion push. they are also looking for senior women. what does that tell you? there has been speculation about whether or not stocking the board with those kinds of names, including nadella or other microsoft representation, would push openai to be more than a non-profit. alex: i think the challenge was it was relatively small. essentially four people voted out sam altman. we are looking out for a board that could be three or four times as big as that. it is seemingly going to be leaning more on the silicon valley luminaries that make up the composition of these boards. they lost that heft because reid hoffman used to be on the board. he dropped off in order to found his own ai startup, which is probably going to be competing. the board consisted of one external business figure and two academics. that is maybe a little bit of a problem. it might have been why this coup did not work very well, because the strategy did not seem

now with this exceptional transitional board that they've put in place, chaired by, of course, brett taylorgine that him and sam and larry summers and adam deangelo and the rest of the board are going to think carefully about how to restructure this. i generally have a view that you can't look at all these technologies as the same. social media, one could make an argument that perhaps that has been in some way net bad for society, you know, versus something like i'd say an amazon, e-commerce, clearly not good, so i don't think you can paint all of these breakthroughs with the same brush. >> i agree with you, but i just am trying to figure out whether either you go as quickly as you can to develop these things, and that's what we do as humans, and the best way is a capitalist structure where there's accountability and that involves a profit incentive. it's not going to go as quickly with the not for profit, but for example, and i use biotechnology again. there was a way that biotechnology -- and i don't know whether you want to tie the covid outbreak or the pandemic to something that happene

. >>> a mistrial in the 2020 death of breonna taylor. brettfacing federal civil rights charges for firing shots in a botched raid that led to her death. the judge declared a mistrial. federal prosecutors have decided to retry hankenson and the judge has set a hearing for next month to determine the next steps. >>> california governor gavin newsom announced a section of i-10 which was severely damaged by a fire last weekend will reopen no later than tuesday. pretty fast. officials feared it would be close for months. the fire forced two miles of the freeway to shut down re-routing about 300,000 vehicles each day. >>> all right, grabbing your starbucks, if it takes a little longer than usual yesterday? it wasn't just because of the coffee giant's annual red cup day. it might also have been because starbucks workers walked off the job in a major labor action. baristas at more than 200 locations were on strike thursday, saying they are totally overworked and those big promotional days, well, they need better staffing and they want to see the mobil

brett hankison was facing federal civil rights charges from the night taylor was killed in a police raid in 2020. no word on if prosecutors plan to retry. >>> sean "diddy" combs is being accused of rape and abuse in a lawsuit filed by his former girlfriend, r&b singer cassie. combs, quote, vehemently denies the allegation. cassie, whose full name is cassandra ventura, said in a statement that she is ready to tell her story. >>> and baseball's mvps were announced thursday. shohei ohtani won the american league and ronald acuna jr. took the prize in the nl. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, november 17th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." the hunt for the hostages. two grim discoveries as israel pushes ahead, scouring gaza's largest hospital for evidence. what the idf says it has found inside and underneath. >>> hate on campus. the federal government launching investigations into seven schools amid a rising number of anti-semitic and islamophobic cases. >>> a scathing report. the house ethic

taylor's home. the jury deadlocked over whether to convict brett hankison, who was charged with using excessive forced violating the rights of 26-year-old breonna taylor, her partner, and taylor's next door neighbors where some of the officer's stray bullets ended up. hankison faced a maximum sentence of life in prison. he was acquitted last year on three state counts of endangering taylor's neighbors. federal prosecutors will now have to decide whether to hold a retrial. a federal jury in california has found a rightwing conspiracy theorist guilty of attempted kidnapping and assault charges after he invaded the san francisco home of then-house speaker nancy pelosi last year and attacked her husband paul pelosi with a hammer. ahead of the attack, 43-year-old david depape shared qanon conspiracy theories and false claims about the 2020 election and the january 6 capitol insurrection. he faces up to 50 years in prison at a future sentencing hearing. embattled new york congressmember and serial liar george santos said thursday he won't seek reelection after the house ethics committee found substantial e

involving the police killing of breonna taylor, a federal judge declared a mistrial on thursday, in the civil rights case against former louisville kentucky police officer, bretts accused of violating breonna taylor's civil rights, for filing ten straight shots into her apartment in the botched raid that resulted in her death in 2020. the jury deadlocked on two charges after three days of deliberations, federal prosecutors could decide to retry him, hankinson was facing life in prison if convicted. a lawyer for breonna taylor's family vowed that they would continue to fight for justice for breonna. when we come back, folks, control of congress could hinge on the new york high court's decision on how to draw the states district maps. i will lay out why these states are so high for democrats who are trying to even the playing field for 2024. field for 2024 (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the

taylor. the mistrial in the civil rights case against brett hankinson means no officer has been convicted on ions the night breonna taylor was killed? hankinson was accused of using excessive force when he fire ten shots into the apartment. some flew in the neighbor's apartment. with me now msnbc legal analyst, charles coleman, former brooklyn prosecutor. and former criminal defense attorney, rutgers law professor, and former federal prosecutor. good to see you all. rocco, let me start with that. federal prosecutors could decide to retry brett hankin son. what will they take into consideration when they make that decision? >> they're going to take into consideration, chris, and i have been there, i have had a federal civil rights trial. they're going to look at a number of factors. obviously, what is the likelihood they could get a conviction out of their case, going in the last time. these are resources. there's a lot of time and money that goes into these, not to mention the emotion that goes in for the families on both sides of the equation. they're going to look at that and decide, do we

brett hankison was one of the officers part of that raid. while he didn't shoot breonna taylor he used reckless force when he fired through a window and a sliding glass door that were both covered with blinds and a curtain. he fired blindly in their words. brett hankison testified in this case. he said he felt he had no choice. he thought this was an ambush on his officers and a jury that was evenly split with men and women, six women, six men, one black man, dead locked and couldn't agree on a verdict. he was accused of not just violating breonna taylor's civil rights, but also the civil right offense her boyfriend and a family in a neighboring apartment where some of his bullets ended up. there was a young child in that family. the judge says this will now go to another hearing. there will be a hearing next month looking into what happens next. the federal government and the federal prosecutors have the option of bringing this back to the jury -- i should say back to trial. one other point, hankinson went through a state trial dealing with similar charges last year and he was

brett hankinson. a former louisville, kentucky police tective hurricane bullets through breonna taylor's apartment duringatal 2020 raid ended a mistrial. the jury could not reach a animus verdict on civil rights charges against him. federal charges. do you think the prosecutor said decide to return this case? >> i certainly hope so, the cars it would speak to the value of black women and american society. as we know, breonna taylor, huawei for four months just to get people to recognize her life mattered, to say her name. for nobody to be held accountable for this innocent black woman being killed in her own apartment, it begs the question, where can our children be safe? not even and the sanctity of her own apartment. but christine court, hit of the civil rights department and this department of justice under the biden administration has done more to fight for social justice than any other administration that i have ever known. and if there would be a second prosecution, to talk about justice and accountability for breonna taylor, it will be done by this administration. and i have to say this, mentor. t

former salesforce ceo bret taylor and former secretary treasurer brett summers will join openai's boardadam d'angelo will remain on the board. he said when i decided to join motte on sunday evening it was clear it was the best path for me, and the team with the new board and with satya's support, i'm looking forward to returning to openai and building a strong partnership with microsoft in return microsoft said we're encouraged we believe this is the best path getting back to coding tonight he hit the keyboard. meantime he also posted this photo, take a look 2:41 a&m eastern time with the comment, we are so back. the soap opera, i don't know if it's officially over, but i think we're into extra innings at this point. >> two things that struck me like everything else, that was fast. >> i don't know if it's done i wonder if it raises questions. if it faces questions from regulators. >> could sam have said openai or chatgpt, write me an "i'm staying" note, because that's exactly how i would have said it i love the team. with the help of larry summers -- go ahead, i'm sorry. >> no, i was go

louisville police officer violated the civil rights of breonna taylor when he and fellow officers opened fire on her apartment the night she was killed. brett knew firing blindly was wrong. if convicted on the counts, the maximum would be life in prison. so, david, if we could start by sort of laying the groundwork because we said he was acquitted in a state trial. why bring this case again? how is it different? so people understand because they may know the concept of double jeopardy. how can he be tried again. >> absolutely. the short answer is he can be tried again because he was brought on state charges. now he's been brought on federal charges. it really is basically that simple. the charges were different in state court. he was charged with endangerment. that's firing your gun so recklessly that hey, somebody could get hurt. the federal court is the same. he's being charged with using excessive force to seize the people in breonna taylor's apartment. but again, by using unlawful force. >> he argues he was relying on his training and trying to protect the lives of his fellow officer. what's the prosecution response to that? >> in this