and the annual consumer electronic show gets under way in las vegas. welcome. us shares are moving cautiously higher at the open after a strong run for tech shares on monday. investors are holding fire ahead of the economic data out in the next half an hour that could set the scene for those all—important scene for those all—importa nt jobs scene for those all—important jobs figures on friday. one bright spot, ai chip. getting a boost after an upbeat presentation of some new products at the consumer electronic show at las vegas. first, let's bring in victoria fernandes, the chief strategy marketed. welcome, i want to start by looking at the stock market. we have two days for games, perhaps set for a third but we have seen a pull—back in the market of late. what is your message to investors in 2025? should they stay invested and be buying those debts, or are you expecting a lot of volatility?— are you expecting a lot of volatility? we are sticking with their _ volatility? we are sticking with their clients - volatility? we are sticking with their clients about i

to the tech world, where consumer electronics show 2025 kicked off in las vegas. nvidia ceo jensen huang is delivering his keynote address probably the most important address at ces this year. we did see the rtx 50 series debut. they are much more powerful but we see better and better chips every year at ces. what was really imprtessive to me was that the prices are going down. jensen huang just announced that you're going to be able to get an ai pc starting at $1300. there are about 200 million pcs shipped every year. this is the next phase of growth for them. the price point is correct so i think there's correctly a lot of enthusiasm by the investor community and the tech community in nvidia right now. nvidia has been showing great strength over the last year or so as ai has gathered pace and that shows no sign of slowing down? it doesn't but companies like openai are losing billions of dollars a year and so how to monetise ai will creep into the narrative. if the hyperscale data centre companies cannot make money on it, they will not be buying these chips. that

to the tech world, where consumer electronics show 2025 kicks off today in las vegas. nvidia ceo jensen huang is delivering his keynote address probably the most important address at ces ces this year. let's bring in our technology correspondent lily jamali for more. what stood out from huang's speech? hausmann is the rtx 5000 series, new family of chips that use technology to create images that look like something out of a movie. the other thing that stood out was that he was almost making a pitch for al at the top of the keynote. as much hype and excitement as there is around ai, there is still this need to explain the case. what else is getting _ need to explain the case. what else is getting buzz _ need to explain the case. what else is getting buzz at - need to explain the case. what else is getting buzz at ces? - need to explain the case. what else is getting buzz at ces? a i else is getting buzz at ces? little bit of something for everybody here. choose your poison. health, age, all sorts of products with autonomous driving, tv screens bigger and better. i teste

. >> but first, the head turning gadgets at this year's consumer electronics show, including a camera cozy built for the moon. danny has that next. that. i don't care, i love it. >> and. slipping into the future, this year's consumer electronics show in las vegas has taken us one step closer to the future. >> we saw a lot of fun things. a fuzzy robot who loves to cling to your purse. a mechanical keyboard designed just for writers, carved out of a giant slab of aluminum with a built in word count and fancy red joystick, and even a special edition for your nikon that will protect it on the moon. our own gizmo is dick debartolo saw many of gadgets like these, and he is here to tell us his favorites. now, dick, always good to see you, my friend. >> the same. absolutely. i just got back from the moon. so it's so funny that you mentioned that. >> oh, welcome back, my friend. and first up, you have a vacuum for us. that would do very well if you were in a spacecraft, because it has so many different compartments. >> absolutely. there were many vacuums at ces, and i thought this was the most

back here live in las vegas, day three of the consumer electronic show, the world's largest consumer electronics show, team "clayman countdown" is now moved to the venetian, one of the most massive outposts of more than 2.5 million square feet of the shows tech displays. this is where the crazy kind of personal gadgets are like lenovo's new laptop. the first-ever rollable laptop is grabbing all of the press' attention. the president of international markets matt zelinski will demo the shape-shifting laptop in a fox business exclusive. about to roll that out and the ceo of bose, the company that created the first nose canceling headphones, that's coming up but let us get back to the tragedy unfolding around las vegas devastated by the ongoing wildfires this on your screen is an aerial view of the inferno that is still engulfing the pacific palisades region of california ripping through brush and trees before making its way tuesday to l.a. resident's homes. we can take an even higher picture. this is a shot from the noaa satellite system showing the massive blaze is well-visible from ou

bmw unveiled their new line of electric vehicles at the consumer electronic show in las vegas.l infotainment screen for a larger display. >> and we have chosen to start with something that will get behind the steering wheel of the new bmw. something that will truly immerse you. >> and a display would allow drivers to move apps like music right into the field of vision. in the meantime they have partnered up with sony to announce their all-vehicle car. >> so you are seeing the giants coming together to do what they all do best and work together, so you have a seemless integration of software because it has to work. >> all right, nearly $90,000, aimed to simplify the changing radio station to planning your commute. that's it for us at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >>> we have a lot to coverage. and a series of raging wildfires that are creating conditions, some are describing as apocalyptic, and they claimed several lives and hundreds of homes. >> and it is my whole life. >> everything was in there. we lost everything. >> reporter: the entire ne

nvidia hit another record high after unveiling some new chips at the consumer electronics show in lasvegas, talking about gaming chips, pcs, laptops. it has been prominent in the ai chip business, but shows it continues to stay relevant and involved in the entire chip industry. so nvidia hitting another record high so far this week. also this morning, as the opening bell rang some major news to digest, getty images announced plans to merge with its rival shutterstock. that deal valued at $3.7 billion, but it is expected to face antitrust concerns from regulators in trying to get that approved. all right, as we take a live look at the market markets this morning, a little bit of an opposite picture than what we saw yesterday. you can see the dow jones down a bit less than 20%. but the s&p 500 is down about three quarters of a percent. and the nasdaq is slipping 327 points down about 1.5%. it gained about that yesterday. you may see more self-driving vehicles on the road when president elect donald trump takes office. a group of carmakers is urging federal lawmakers to clear the way for

of control in southern california, futuristic fire prevention tech is on display at the consumer electronics show. >>> the toyota tahoe report is set. let's peek at the map. >> it is a tranquil weather pattern around the bay area and also tranquil across the entire region. zero new snowfall over the past 24 hours, but a good base at all the resorts, a couple feet to six feet depending on elevation and temperatures are going to be favorable that the resorts will be able to add some new snow, fire up snow guns with overnight lows in the teens and 20s, highs reaching the 30s this weekend, should see plenty of sunshine overhead, ideal conditions overall except for the lack of fresh powder and the wind is not going to be an issue. dry weather means good travel weather on u.s. 50 and i-80. as always, be sa touches of black. they say a lot without having to say much. they stand for elegance. refinement. and prestige. even a little can go a long way. and though they're darker than the darkest night. they make you see everything in a new light. the kia x-line nightfall collection. ♪♪ (♪♪) a single touch c

this is the future that we're seeing here at the consumer electronics show where a.i.ct applications on a business level of how different types of companies are scaling and using this technology to perhaps take out redundant work in their warehouse. we've seen a.i. incorporated into pizza ovens, self-robo taxis. >> so cool, those legs kind of creepy. >>> groundbreaking research for parents. vicky nguyen dives into a study on the impact screen time has on kids and their brains, plus useful tips for parents on how to manage screen time effectively. something you don't want to miss and something i need so badly in my household. my household. thanks for waking up have you ever dreamt of getting two of your fav wendy's items for 7 bucks? like a spicy chicken sandwich, dave's single or... 10 piece nuggs? well today's the day your oddly specific dream comes true. pretty good dream. twfavs fr just 7 bucks? tta be wendy's. >>> parts of southern california under a state of emergency as

to the tech world, where consumer electronics show 2025 kicked off in las vegas.ortant address at ces this year.

good morning from the consumer electronics show here in las vegas.ge point, artificial intelligence is making everything smarter from pizza ovens, yes, pizza ovens to this right here, a robotaxi. this year's consumer electronics show in vegas leaning heavily into artificial intelligence, giving otherwise normal products a big brain boost. >> this is a mock pizza oven. >> reporter: yep. from a pizza oven that calculates time and temp to robots of all shapes and sizes. >> i'm having a blast. at the ces. >> reporter: artificial intelligence is also changing the game for the way we hail rides. amazon owned company zooks, ai helped these self-driving test vehicles adapt to the roads in las vegas. >> that lets us train and validate our software. when it's ready to drive all by itself, we put it on the robotaxi. this is it. >> reporter: this is the robo taxi? it looks like a carriage. >> it kind of is a carriage, yes. it is a robot carriage. >> reporter: no hood, no drunk. trunk. inside in pedals and no steering wheel. >> shall we go for a ride? >> let's do

to the tech world, where consumer electronics show 2025 kicks off today in las vegas.the most important address at ces ces this year. let's bring in our technology correspondent lily jamali for more. what stood out from huang's speech?

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the consumer electronics show is where big companies show off their latest wares.tion of the tech world. it can make a unknown tech firm gain viral fame. from the latest _ tech firm gain viral fame. from the latest apps _ tech firm gain viral fame. from the latest apps to _ tech firm gain viral fame. from the latest apps to own - tech firm gain viral fame. from the latest apps to own manner| the latest apps to own manner of slick devices, there is something for everyone here. the event officially kicks off on tuesday. there will be 4500 exhibitors showing their wares across two and a half million square feet of convention space. we have been able to play with robot dogs, test out smart guitars and there is so much more in store from here in las vegas. politics looms large over the event. whether the incoming champ events president will affect it. whether they will affect it. whether they will be able to buy some of the products that are on display here. cs have expressed their concern. they could be a 68% decline if tariffs are very stringent. they are hoping that

and some of the world's top innovations are on show at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. we take a look. live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. the japanese steel giant nippon steel has come out swinging after its proposed purchase of us steel was blocked by president biden. speaking in recent hours, the chief executive and chairman eiji hashimoto accused joe biden of caving to politically motivated lobbying and acting unlawfully. president biden�*s decision came a year after nippon steel first announced a $14.9 billion deal to buy its smaller pennsylvania—based rival. us steel has warned it might have to close factories without the investment that would come with a new owner, concerns that had been echoed by some workers and local politicians. here's the nippon steel boss speaking in tokyo. translation: due to the illegal olitical translation: due to the illegal political intervention _ translation: due to the illegal political intervention by - political intervention by president biden who responded to political lobbying, the committee for foreign

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taylor: generative ai grabbing the spotlight in las vegas at the consumer electronics show. f their latest and greatest gadgets. joining me now director of investor research, jessica inskip. great to have you. what stood out to you this year from ces? >> yeah, so i think it's really important to pay attention to jensen huang and actually his keynote speech and i think a lot of the market was really looking for some clarity on data centers and what really makes those astronomical earnings we're seeing for nvidia but we need to remember it's a consumer electronics show. therefore the keynote was very much geared towards that but i still think it was an inflection point for nvidia because nvidia is showing us how they want to combine hardware and software data to remain in an essential a.i. platform to layer on more than chips. i myself think this stock has run up so far. how much more earnings potential does it actually have, and i'm looking for something beyond chips, and that was my takeaway, was there is more beyond chips. there's another layer to make an a.i. enterprise sol

plus, the new top of the line gadget set to make debuts at this year's consumer electronics show and the all new ai technology consumers can expect to see during the show as well. much more news are taking a live look outside in dublin. no issues with fog in the tri-valley this morning as we're getting started though, it is very cold. we're in the upper 30s right now and we'll see a mix of sun and clouds throughout the morning with some pee of sunshine later today. we'll look at some more changes with an increasing fire danger in our forecast coming up. dublin looked great. clear their golden gate bridge. that's where some of the fog is. it's creeping up along the western side of the bay, along the coast and well, it makes it a little tough to see as you cross the bay. no surprise here. folks are used to it. we'll check out farther north coming up, but let's see who can see the business world. we'll check in with silvana. good morning. i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open higher as investors gear up for a lot of economic data. and another shortened trading week. now

i had investors say perhaps this is a consumer electronics show.cture blue sky thinking about the future applications. everyone here and now in the investor world wants to know about blackwell, the run rate, how it will get into the user's hands. that eight into the run-up -- ate into the run-up in the stock we have seen. the company was built on gpu's. he's going back to those roots. if the company like a company like micron searching today. its own memory chips are going to be within these gaming gpu's. to force --geoforce. it will predict what image is about to be generated and facilitate far better experiences. this is jensen huang trying to articulate yes, there are ai data centers but they are about more. there about gaming, robotocs -- robotics and autonomous vehicles. scarlet: the fact that these companies are in nvidia's orbit are seeing the orbits of being associated. what about the linkage to the white house and washington? i like how ed brought that in. have you paid homage to the incoming president? caroline: have you kissed the ring?

the show is seen as a key indicator of where consumer electronics are heading. but like many things in las vegas, some of the ideas on show may just be a gamble. a lot of reports of stuff in simon's is that welcome stephanie, are you in? got you haven't. what did you say gadget haven't. yes. so me? yes. for some maybe he gets it out. i tell you it is over whelming, he had $2500000.00 net square feet. that's how big this thing is. and 4500 vendors here. 1400 stops alone here at the sea for 4 days. it is gadget having to get to tell if you want to. but it is, as we said in the piece, all about a i artificial intelligence, but there's some more quantum technology that means quantum computing, quantum communication and quantum sensing distance essential for a i. and who know this is also essential for things like this. the middle words a i driven next generation made of verse, take this rolling stones. you just put your god on the phone and you go to any concert you want whenever you want and wherever you want. so this is just one example, but there's tons more here.

the consumer electronics show kicked off today with the latest in tech. it's the world's largest trade show for consumer technology. we're talking robots, ai, new smart tvs and tablets, smart home upgrades, plus innovations in solar energy and home security. digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong gave us a front row seat to some of the best new gadgets on the market. so ecobee is leading the way with the total savings and security bundle. it has occupancy sensing so it knows whether or not to turn on the a, c or heat in the room. energy saving insights 24/7 professional monitoring. you'll stay secure and you can cut on those energy costs. another big announcement toyota opening a small city near mount fuji to test new technology. expect more announcements all week as the convention runs through friday. janelle wang joins us now with what's coming up on the 5:00 news. hey, janelle. hi, garvin. we are just days away from a new president, and that's bringing fear among some immigrant children and their families. school districts working to ensure those stud

anterior que preveía ofrecer wifi gratuito a todos los pasajeros y la feria tecnológica consumer electronics showos usuarios crear imágenes personalizadas que se adapten a sus gustos para las pantallas. yo soy silvana henao y ese es tu informe cnbc para telemundo. bienvenida miryam. interesante la información tecnológica. y bienvenida. tú también. bienvenida. bienvenida al 2025. pero. sí, sí, sin duda. ya el futuro está aquí. ya veíamos tantos nuevos dispositivos o funcionalidades para los consumidores wifi en los aviones. esas nuevas herramientas en los smart tvs de samsung, el tema del wifi en los aviones siempre nos dicen no te conectes al wifi porque puedes compartir información. tú crees que la gente se va a aguantar con el aburrimiento que a veces 1 tiene cuando viene, seguramente se conecta inmediatamente. vamos a estar ahí, en los celulares, en redes sociales, seguro, más bien. pero bueno, qué tenemos para las 05:30? mucha información porque hoy se celebra el día de los reyes magos. visitamos panaderías del este de san josé para ver cómo van las ventas de las tradicionales roscas. tenemos

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the consumer electronic show is open a store in las vegas.thing from robotic dogs to strenuous guitar. plus all the biggest names in tech are showcasing the next—generation tvs and smart home innovations. for the up the bbc says several of its headlines were rendered in accurate. the technology giant sent an apple intelligence will be rolled out in the coming weeks. finally, a robotics company has just shared the open source data set that is used to make its robots dance just like humans. unit three robotics is for its four—legged robots for them it helps by making a data set widely available it will be easier for other developers to create robots that can interact more naturally with the world. music: together we are one by disney music group. i'm exploring behind the scenes at disneyland paris to find out how they bring some of cinema's best—known characters to life, including on the stage at the together musical. it's a performance that mixes traditional theatre with technology to immerse the audience in different pixar worlds. it's all ab

the consumer electronic show is open a store in las vegas.nd thousand startu ps and everything thousand startups and everything from robotic dogs to strenuous guitar. plus all the biggest names in tech are showcasing the next—generation tvs and smart home innovations. cook is also here at the show, will be bringing you all the coolest things we found in a special programme next week. elsewhere apple has said it will update its artificial intelligence tools, this is after the bbc complained about inaccurate summaries of its headlines appearing on its newest iphone. the feature part of the apple intelligent suite of the apple intelligent suite of tools is meant to provide users with a quick overview of notifications from various apps they may have missed for the up they may have missed for the up the bbc says several of its headlines were rendered in accurate. the technology giant sent an apple intelligence will be rolled out in the coming weeks. finally, a robotics company has just shared the open source data set that is used to make its ragin

now for a look at this week's tech news and yes it is back the consumer electronics show has opened itsd exhibitors including a thousand start—ups, everything from robotic dogs to string lists guitars. plus the biggest names in tech showcasing the next generation tv and smart home innovation. click is also here at the show we will bring you the coolest things we have found in a special programme next week. elsewhere apple has said it will update its artificial intelligence tools, this is after the bbc complained about inaccurate summaries of its headlines appearing on the latest i—phones copy the feature is meant to provide users with a quick overview of notifications from various apps they may have missed but the bbc several of its headlines were rendered inaccurate. apple says an update to apple intelligence will be rolled out intelligence will be rolled out in coming weeks. finally a robotics company has just shared the open source data set it is used to make its range of robots danced just like humans. unitary robotics is well known for its a—legged robots and humanoids, it is hopin

now, last week we brought you some of the big news from the consumer electronics show here in the citythere was just way too much to fit into one programme so this week we're going to bring you some more. now, this place is a tourist hot spot. it attracts travellers from all over the world because it's unique. the architecture is quite something. it's got the sunny skies and if you want to party, well, there's nowhere like vegas. there certainly isn't! but the way people visit these places may be changing. and paul carter has taken a trip into the future. las vegas welcomes over a0 million visitors every year. that's over 110,000 people every single day. and all of those travellers need somewhere to rest their weary heads after experiencing everything this city of excess has to offer. as well as the home of ces, las vegas is the city of hotels. there are more hotel rooms in this city than anywhere else on earth. so where better for a new property that's powered entirely by ai? and i'm here to check it out. 0tonomus is a new hotel just a few minutes away from the las vegas strip, and it

yeah, january in vegas means ces, the consumer electronics show. it is big, it's flashy, it's over the top. i can't think why they hold it here. so are you ready to get stuck into 2025? raring to go. understated it is not. and across the giant sprawling halls and countless extended spaces and showrooms, you'll find all the new tech for your home, phone, face, lap and stomach, and enough future—gazing to make your head spin. there are big names, small start—ups, and even the occasional roving one—man band, or bot, trying to sell their wares. red ronin, everybody. this guy made this costume. so what i do for a living is i make mascots. who would you sell these to? just... whoever has enough money. have a fun weekend. aaah! dance beats. everyone�*s making a noise about something. ces is an assault on the senses. it really is. and it can be hard to know which way to look to find the next big thing. especially seeing as that big thing could actually be quite small. here it is. nvidia's mini ai supercomputer was the talk of the show. we'll have more late

now, last week we brought you some of the big news from the consumer electronics show here in the citywas just way too much to fit into one programme so this week we're going to bring you some more. now, this place is a tourist hot spot. it attracts travellers from all over the world because it's unique. the architecture is quite something. it's got the sunny skies and if you want to party, well, there's nowhere like vegas. there certainly isn't! but the way people visit these places may be changing. and paul carter has taken a trip into the future. las vegas welcomes over a0 million visitors every year. that's over 110,000 people every single day. and all of those travellers need somewhere to rest their weary heads after experiencing everything this city of excess has to offer. as well as the home of ces, las vegas is the city of hotels. there are more hotel rooms in this city than anywhere else on earth. so where better for a new property that's powered entirely by ai? and i'm here to check it out. 0tonomus is a new hotel just a few minutes away from the las vegas strip, and its foun

lucas tomlinson live in washington d.c. >>> all right, folk, as we wrap up day one of the consumer electronics showmarket, and this is on the s&p. but it happens to be a that the biggest laggards are all technology-related. you've got nvidia, super micro, the a.i. data center server company. we've got etsy on there, tesla, take two interactive, a big gamer. all right. we've got just about a minute left. is ashley still in new york? ashley, i wanted to show you this car. ashley: yes. liz: it has 18 cameras in it. nobody's getting in an accident in this thing. [laughter] sony's involved. it's unbelievable. i am so happy about these developments in technology for cars, right? i mean, now -- i'm told, quick, move over, don't hit that that thing. [laughter] pretty cool. [laughter] ashley: well, i think it's very futuristic looking, liz. i'm not is so sure about the name, afila? i mean, that's going to be the butt of some jokes, i have a feeling. liz: okay. oh -- ashley, you naughty boy. i just got your joke. great to see you, thank you so very much. [laughter] ashley: great to see you. liz: the selloff

you join us from las vegas you are there for the consumer electronics show and i bet you this is a talkingis and meta ceo mark zuckerberg has plenty of damage to repay. meta of course runs a number of very important and influential social media platforms. instagram and facebook and also it owns whatsapp, so there is a lot at stake here. but mark zuckerberg and president—elect donald trump have had a rocky relationship. almost exactly four years ago, trumpeter potter stormed the us capitol on january potter stormed the us capitol onjanuary six, potter stormed the us capitol on january six, 2021, potter stormed the us capitol onjanuary six, 2021, attach— trump supporters. after that donald trump was removed from facebook and that cause a rift. mark zuckerberg is trying to repair that wreathed on the idea of prioritising free speech over catching bad information is the kind of set of values that donald trump is going to agree with and this could go a long way to repairing the relationship. interestingly, at ces where you are is the chief executive of ex— and of course the strategy that meta i

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ed: this is the consumer electronics show, but one of the more interesting announcements was you are taking smart things into a scenario that people might not expect with shipping. we are talking big, commercial boats. why would a ship need smart things? >> why not? this year, you will see our offerings in the home and beyond the home. so we have the smarthings pro solution we built on top of smartthings plus. the pro solutions for business and we are expecting that functionality of cars and ships, so you will see our exhibition and collaboration with samsung this year. caroline: the executive vp and head of smartthings at samsung there with ed. coming up, we will be joined with panasonic's chairwoman and ceo. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ed: welcome back to las vegas and special coverage. one of the big focus is the technology behind energy, the supply chain for energy. one of the companies that talks about that most is panasonic, from energy supply through to consumer products. megan myungwon lee, panasonic's north american ceo, is here. every

>> so remember, this is the consumer electronics show. us things that appeal to the consumer. we're getting new chips based on the same blackwell architecture, we know about that for a.i., but this is for desktop and laptop, pcs when it comes to gaming. they're partnering up with micron where micron's making the memory for the gpus. if you're a big gamer, really like what you heard yesterday. stuart: i want to hear about uber partnering with nvidia because that, to me, is a very big deal. i've got a sliver of uber. >> yes. their partnering to to make autonomous driving a little bit better. uber has said they're going to be pairing the data they're getting from uber's trips with the nvidia platform to help make sure the a.i. models are working more efficiently. basically, western get better autonomous vehicles on the road given the data we're getting from these two companies. stuart: we've got all kinds of changes the free speech announced this morning by meta. including they've ended their fact-checking program. that's a very big deal. is

next up on the 'gas, ces, the annual consumer electronics show.the best sex toys of 2025. first up is "the handy," an automatic interactive stroker designed for penis owners. [laughter] penis "owner"? in this economy?! it's cheaper to lease. the same company that makes "the handy" debuted something for vagina owners called "the oh!" which uses audio signal processing to control the motor's vibrations, which means you could use spotify to create a different experience as the device synchronizes to the beat. but make sure you have spotify premium or your vibrator is gonna sync to the better help commercial. "no! i do not want to be connected to a therapist right now!" next up, "scientists have built tiny virtual reality goggles for mice." the mouse vr goggles and this trackball "could help reveal how the brain deals with spatial navigation and memory." cool. jim, do we have footage of what that mouse was seeing? [pinging] finally, over in asia, a moon rover-inspired robot could be a game-changer for japan's aging farmers. which is good news because

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showing humanoid robots at the las vegas consumer electronic show announcing a deal to supply driver it the chat gpt moment for robotics. he also introduced a $3000 a.i. supercomputer for researchers and gaming chips which boost performance using a.i. nvidia evaluation hit a record $3.66 trillion this week and the stock is higher by 2%. mcdonald's becoming the latest company to scale back its diversity equity and inclusion mandate, the company sending a letter to the franchisees saying it'll end external surveys for suppliers and rename its diversity team mcdonald says the changes reflect the legal landscape after the supreme court ruling against affirmative action last year. mcdonald's is the first company in 2025 to rollback these policies jointly the likes of walmart, google, ford, toyota who took similar actions last year. mcdonald's is marginally higher as i send it back to you this is bigger impact than just mcdonald's the action the company is taking today because they buy billions of dollars, the suppliers all over the world one of the biggest buyers of beef and potatoes and

tougher, but i don't think it's that great a challenge for the company and as i mentioned, the consumer electronics show and i was blown away. two days of walking around, every company, no matter what it was. tractors, refrigerator, no matter what it was, ai, the capex that goes into it, the rnd that goes into it and it's pretty hard when those companies that are attached to it, cloud, semis, et cetera, software that don't have the ability to grow their top line. >> but you don't -- that said, you don't like the broadening story. >> no. >> and you never really did. >> no. i like being around. listen, the way i think about the broad portfolios and fixed income, i believe in diversification and i believe you're not really in bonds and you're not playing for the upside and you're just trying to clip the coupon. in equities, i believe if i'm being conversion to the upside and you want to be concentrated in areas that will grow maybe in a more profound way than anything we've ever seen. look at the service economy and the service sector. by the way, it's not just tech. look at travel, leisure and thes very e

the coolest products to catch our eye at the consumer electronics show. re some of the standout items for her that probably will be shaping our world for the year ahead? katie brought some back for us. this first one is hot. >> this is so hot. it is digital windows, an incredible technology. content that runs for 24 hours. imagine having any windowless room, it can automatically be transformed with an incredible environment with 8k content, so very immersive content. if you have a home, an office, in hospitals. they're doing studies that physiologically proving it's tricking people's brains to feel they're simulating in these environments. it is beautiful content that they've created and the sky is the limit what can be insight here. >> how many different environments, do you know? >> the possibilities are endless. if you have a hospital room, that's one i'm excited for, you can put anything inside to bring a more positive state of mind. >> you say it's good for 24 hours and then you have to recharge it? >> the content runs for 24 hours. this runs all day

largest day decline in four months after it unveiled a new chip product lineup at ces the consumer electronic showvegas that failed to meet and enjoy an investor high expectations. the stock is up 162% the last year, futures look like this, take a look were expected of former opening for the broader averages today. the dow industrial 118 the nasdaq is up 70, the s&p higher by 16 and a quarter, yields still elevated, look at where we are in the tenure 4.69% right under 4.7% on the tenure the december ism came in higher-than-expected business is awaiting president-elect trump's returned to the white house in 12 days. but inflation fears still linger, that could force traders to dial back expectation for the federal reserve rate cut agenda this year joining me now chief investment officer, markup install, great to see you, thank you for being here. and of course the federal reserve gave us a real pipit at the end of last year a hawkish cut in december suggesting we should not expect a string of rate cuts, what he expected from the fed and markets in 25. >> first off, it's great to be with you again.

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more than 4000 companies will take part in the consumer electronics show, which began nearly 60 years ago. this year's themes include artificial intelligence, of course, and solutions to some fundamental human problems such as access to food, clean air, clean water and quality health care. >> treat the symptoms of the behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia, really by providing comfort and companionship round the clock. >> companies leading in ai technology will be showcased this week, including the head of santa clara's, nvidia. nvidia, who will give the keynote address. why nvidia is the stock of the last year. >> there it is. all right. so you're watching our commute. how's it look out there now? >> well it looks okay. it's not the busiest day i've ever seen. but definitely it's not like like it was last week. first of all, let's go to 880 in oakland. looks okay. the fog is not an issue here. although the fog could be an issue just up the road at the bay bridge toll plaza has been foggy there all morning, and it looks like it's still pretty low there. fog has been an issu

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ahead, we're going to get a closer look at some of the new tact coming out of this year's consumer electronics showlas vegas. >> this week, there's a special tech conference in las vegas showing off some of the newest innovations and our rich demuro takes us there. >> rich demuro here. rich on tech in las vegas for cs 2025, this is one of the biggest tech shows in the world. people come from all over to see stuff like this. innovations like this robot. powered by ai. >> rope at is ai-powered robot companion. it's cute furry and has digital eyes that give it personality and thanks to chat gpt in a tiny camera, it can reeognize objects understand your emotions and respond to touch. you cannot call can be said. have motion recognize that people even in motion based small, iowa have been estimate price $300 allowed a fresh delicious. how about a machine that makes ice cream smoothies? protein shakes and more on demand. a cold snap was inspired by the k cup coffee machine. a quick freezes pots in about 2 minutes. then dispenses treats and you never have to clean the machine because we freeze the product

>> to be fair, this is a keynote at the consumer electronics show. the keynote would have been tailored for that. >> client-side stuff. a much smaller part of their business. i think that's exactly who the audience is. they probably loved the jacket there, that's the kind of people that show up there. >> vegas. >> i think you get people to, it's great to point out the charts, i think, in fact, we all would think about 2025 trying to look through the lens of what happened in '24. first three months of the year of '24 were all about semis. i think it's going to be another great year for semiconductors. i think it's a year where we're going to see the broadening of that semiconductor trade. we started to see that even with broadcom, as we got into the last couple weeks of the year. the trading action here is something to be worried about, especially when you think about how little cash, i think, if you look at fund manager surveys the market overall has, and how much megacap tech led that spurt into year-end, which we know stalled bit. so, i wouldn't be

was yours today after hitting record highs yesterday, they did a big presentation at c e s consumer electronics show in vegas. it went well. maybe not while an officer alias and the 10 year treasury sits at 4.6, 9%. so me i like having my cash, get that 4 and a half percent in a money market fund when inflation's at 3%. so some big dollars or sit on the sidelines waiting for rates to drop and the small dollars might be going to mcdonald's as it turns out, they're going to >> try and help out. people are trying to stretch the buck a little bit in the new year. to and we love our john mcdonnell r fast food. donald's. they're going to value big time this year. there's a $5 meal which you're probably familiar with. it will be like a big mac fries and soda. there's also going to be at by one at regular price. get 1, $4, maybe buy big mac for 5 or $6 and get the second one for dollar. plus, there's an abuse out promotions to try to let the different franchisees in different states with structures had to survive and thrive. because these are big moneymakers. they just get volumes. come back. all right, so,