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>> hey, courtney. i kind of feel bad for people who have just learned this story in the last year as so many investors have. it's interesting. you hear people walking around talking about blackwell chips, who, like, a year ago you couldn't understand the difference between linear computing versus nonlinear or why gpus, whichistorically were developed for video games, had anything to do with a.i., et cetera. that's where we have an issue. i'm long nvidia. i've been long for a very long time. i'm still bullish on the future, but i think the issue we now have is there's this mass acceptance that they are the platform 80% market share, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. everybody gets that. who are the new buyers? is there enough firepower coming in to add another trillion dollars to the market cap here? because if there isn't, you're talking about price targets of 1,000, 1,050. i want everyone to do this mental exercise with me. on a $950 stock, if it goes to 1050, is anyone throwing a parade? what i like t

courtney: thank you. standards are going to be super important so i appreciate all you have done to really push that forward. i think with that we are nearing the end of our time, so i really appreciate your joining us today and we will look forward to continuing to work with you moving forward. rep. lofgren: thank you, i would look forward to it and i will look forward to more work with the last bipartisan committee on capitol hill. [laughter] [applause] courtney: thank you. ♪ >> joining us now, the executive vice president of policy at idf, the deputy chief ai officer and director of cyber policy at the u.s. department of the treasury, director office of critical and emerging technology at the u.s. department of energy, and the deputy chief technology officer at the fbi. >> well, good afternoon, everybody. thank you for joining us at the intersect. it is great to have you here today. we just heard from congresswoman lofgren and if you were at lunch, lots to talk about the importance of ai. the director

people like courtney. well done, courtney. let's go.ir share of ups and downs? playing football coming here. i forget about everything in life, right? i just want to have fun. we don't think about stuff? i could say it's helped and it's helped to try to avoid the homelessness because i'm out here keeping fit. so if i'm out here doing something, i'm not at home doing stuff that i'm not meant to be doing. if you enjoy football, come out, come out and they'll put a smile on your face. what can we say about that? and courtney is just one of the 500 people that is hoping to go to south korea in september to participate in the homeless world cup. namibia. and this was also a moment for bill to meet the real england manager, frankie, whose job as coach is about more than just tactics and training. it's not just always about football. we do like we deliver like 30% of football. we do like 70% offering of support because some of them they need to access to education, access to different services. we represent england and we would like to bring t

courtney garcia. and we start off with two paragons of the discretionary trade, falling from grace today, lululemon plunging 16 %, while nike down 7%, the worst performers on the s&p 500 today and both stocks down double digits. could today's move signal cracks are forming with the consumer ivory tower? tim, you brought this up. these are once the places you ant wanted to hide out. defensible motes. everybody loved these brands. >> right. well, i think they're still ivory tower brands, and i think that they're companies that are extraordinary in terms of the power of that brand, and the innovation they've even shown within respective parts of call it discretionary, the wellness part of sportswear, but i think if you look at first of all lulu, the question is really the question that i think we're asking about a lot of parts of the market, but most notably lululemon, what multiple are you putting on a company that kind of said, you know what, 24 from here on out might be difficult, the comps are diffic

people like courtney. well done, courtney!is fair share of ups and downs. playing football, coming here, i forget about everything in life. i just want to have fun. don't really think about stuff, so what i could say is it's helped and it's helped to try to avoid all the homelessness because i'm out here keeping fit. so, if i'm out here doing something, i'm not at home doing stuff that i'm not meant to be doing. if you enjoy football, come have a kickabout and they'll put a smile on your face, that's all i can really say about that. and courtney is just one of the 500 people that is hoping to go to south korea in september to participate in the homeless world cup. and this was also a moment for bill to meet the real england manager, frankie, whose job as coach is about more than just tactics and training. it's not just always about football. we deliver, like, 30% of football. we do, like, 70% of off—pitch support because some of them, they need to access education, access to different services. we represent england and we woul

plus, courtney reagan on what have nordstrom on the move.y's proxy battle with -- warren, i know you have been giving this -- the benefit of the doubt. resilient economy, earnings turning higher, next move by the fed is probably down, you have well-behaved bond yield. we are almost a quarter a will away into the new year. what is your checkup n the new year? >> thank you for having me. it is kind of going according to scripture he in our view is we are having a soft landing. if you go back in history and look at what that implies for the s&p 500, we should be at roughly 5200 by the first time the fed cut rates. our view at that time was the first cut would be may. everything is kind of on track, if not even better than what we expect it. i think it is appropriate for to consolidate the gains here. tomorrow is a big deal, obviously. everyone is focused on the fed, how many kinds are going to be that cuts. i think is going to stay status quo. and gradually we will transition from paying so much attention to the fed, and a little more to earnin

i think pressure is building to do something >> courtney?oing to continue to see strength in health care. >> guy >> fun time tonight. >> wasn't it >> totally >> you don't believe that. clf. you see the move we're having in these resource stocks. >> thank you for watching "fast. see you tomorrow at 5:00 "mad money >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. >>> hey i'm cramer. welcome to mad money. i'm trying to make you money. my job is to teach you contests, call me. tweet me. we have some great news from cnbc delivering out a stock survey today. a majority of responders believe the market has gotten over heated and we

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courtney, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick.at. >>> well, uranium prices hovering near the highest level in more than a decade, which is jump starting u.s. mining operations. pippa stevens joins us here with more. pippa, i learn things from you. >> this comes down from the nuclear renaissance we are seeing pushed up spot prices of yur yum, causing miners to restart plants that had been idled. prices collapsed in 2011 after the fukushima disaster meaning only the lowest krost uranium in australia and canada could still be profitably mined. now they are betting that prices will stay elevated. they are restarting in wyoming, texas and utah. total volumes will still be well below the hay day when the u.s. produced more than 44 million pounds. meaning the u.s. will still be dependent on foreign suppliers. now, canada and kazakhstan each supply one quarter of u.s. uranium followed by russia nuclear power is 20% of the u.s. grid. even though russian uranium hasn't been sanctioned due to their outsized role in the industry, utilities ar

. >>> now over to courtney reagan and "the halftime report." >>> thank you, sara and mike. welcome to "the halftime report." i am courtney reagan in for scott wapner. front and center this hour, is the tech trade tired? i know i am. the sector leading the s&p 500 to the down side today driven by two big earnings disappointments. as the nasdaq turns negative, the investment committee tackles that question and a lot more. joining me for the hour steve weiss, brenda vingiella and rob sechan. let's give you a check on the markets at about 12:00 on the east coast. the dow jones industrials is doing the best of the major three averages but down 0.4% and the nasdaq, that tech trade that is the laggard, down about 1% at this point and, of course, the russell has been struggling this week. we want to watch that one as well. when it comes to sectors, again, technology is the biggest laggard down more than 1.3%, and energy is leading the way but up just 0.3%. it's been an interesting week. steve weiss, i will start with you, and i know mike and sara were ending the show talking about

i'm sure courtney feels the same way. this thing in a downtrend for four years, it's had 45% to 50% rallies seven or eight times. >> yeah, i'm completely onboard with that. we've really been making sure that we have a stake in emerging markets, and i think it's interesting, because when you look at fund managers have been underweight china, we're seeing that from investors, too. blackrock made an emerging market fund x china because people aren't willing to go in there, even though they are onboard with the idea of emerging markets. and it is a good portion of some of those funds, but i think because of the risk/reward, people are so out of it right now, and i think there's a lot of money that will go back in. i think you want to have a piece of that in your portfolio. >> david reedle is a former sound brothers analyst based in asia. david, great to have you with us. i think what's not getting that much attention is what happened last week at the national people's congress, and the efforts that china might actually get ac

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courtney kube is at the pentagon tonight. courtney, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, david franklin slater worked as a civilian at u.s. strategic command in nebraska until april 2022. according to the indictment, he was arrested saturday for allegedly sharing classified information through a foreign online dating website. slater held a top secret security clearance and attended sensitive briefings regarding russia's war against ukraine. and also today a massachusetts air national guardsman pled guilty to leaking sensitive national security secrets including highly classified military documents, also about the war in ukraine. under a plea agreement jack teixeira faces 11 to 17 years in prison. a federal judge scheduled sentencing for september. lester? >> courtney kube at the pentagon. thank you. >>> tonight the biden administration is turning up the pressure on israel and hamas to agree on a ceasefire in gaza. as the toll among civilians only grows. raf sanchez has the latest. and let me warn you that some of what you're going to see in this report

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>> reporter: hey, courtney.uth by southwest is the best time to be in the city by far when you get the inside track on the tech that will hit the mainstream in six months from now. this year the hottest topic, of course, is ai. and a lot of people are talking about the energy problems that it presents. i spoke with the ceo of one of two power companies chaired by open ai ceo sam altman. >> one of the things we think about what it takes to scale ai and where it goes. obviously you need chips. that's a big part of it. but then you need energy to power all those chips and need it in massive amounts. you want it something that's extraordinarily scaleable matches well with what the demand looks like. in other words, ai compute will be something that's 24/7. you need the power always. >> reporter: so they're all about nuclear power because it's inherently reliable, very clean and extremely scaleable. this is why silicon valley has been pumping money into nuclear energy for years. bezos and gates are two other big supp

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back to you. >> thank you, courtney.k's posted their biggest gain in nearly three years after results this morning. karen, what do you make of this ulta trade? >> i dam long ulta. short upside calls, not enough. but i thought it was fine. as courtney said, it's had a huge run. all-time hikes going into this earnings. higher pe multiple than they've had taking out the pandemic, which was sort of a one-off situation, so, i think of them as underpromise, overdeliver. i thought the revenue was good. i thought it was all good, actually, just -- not enough in this tape and with that run, but i'm happy to be long. wish i could buy some -- actually, i could, shortly, where it is right now, i think their call is going on as we speak. >> the full-year -- this was the fourth quarter. the low, i think, 27.10 was consensus. okay, but margins, operating margins beat by 80 basis points. their sales outpaced their inventory. that's in line, which, theoretically, should mean margins continue to probably do very well. valuation isn't nuts

tonight our courtney kube takes us inside the fleet for a rare look. >> reporter: iranian-backed houthi militants have attacked ships off the coast of yemen more than 50 times in the past three months. recently sinking this cargo ship and killing at least three crew members on another. u.s. retaliatory strikes have not deterred the houthis, but the u.s. navy is now also using another tool in its fight, one below the surface of the water. >> these are all maritime robotics here. these are unmanned systems with the ability to navigate. >> reporter: so drones? >> drones, exactly. >> reporter: so sea drones. >> sea drones, exactly. >> reporter: we traveled to the u.s. navy headquarters in bahrain. captain brasseur was the first commodore of task force 59, which uses drones and robots on and below the water gathering information and using artificial intelligence. >> we are using artificial intelligence to sift through all that information and highlight activity that is outside the normal pattern of life that we may want to take a closer look at. >> reporter: the u.s. military has decreased i

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courtney reagan is following the moves. courtney? >>> hi, frank.ulemon put up a strong holiday quarter with strong sales and expanding margins, but it's overshadowed by the forward looking guidance. on the top of the earnings call, though, the ceo said, quote, there has been a shift in the u.s. consumer behavior of late and we're navigating what has been a slower start to the year in this market. most analysts look at the stock price weakness as a buying opportunity here, and they're looking at the guidance as conservative, they're not overly concerned about losing shares like some of the other upstarts. nike, too, though, outperformed for the quarter and issued disappointing guidance. nike has been going through a turnaround effort for some time leaving and a lists mixed on expectations. executives talking less and direct-to-consumer selling and more channel agnostic which includes leaning in with some of the wholesale partners. the nike story might be a little bit different from lululemon, but we haven't really heard any weakness or potential wea

here is cnbc's courtney reagan. >> reporter: a convoy of law enforcement vehicles is about to descend on an unlikely place -- a mansion in san diego county, complete with its own vineyard and chapel. police believe it's also the headquarters for a lucrative theft ring that steals items from ulta beauty supply and other retailers, and resells them on amazon as we pull up, authorities tell us they have the suspected ringleader in handcuffs her name is michelle mack and according to the search warrant, she is accused of giving a dozen women across the country a list of stores and merchandise to target. these ulta beauty products then ending up on an amazon digital storefront called the online makeup store, at deep discounts. the next morning, a team from ulta unloads the haul along with chp officers $387,000 in stolen items. >> i think people feel like it's hopeless i want the retailers and the victims of this to know that that's not true. >> reporter: for months, we got exclusive access to the california highway patrol, watching upclose how it fights organized retail crime retailers spe

she sat down with courtney kube. >> what would you say is the foreign government that is, i guess, causing you the most heartburn right now? >> oh, gosh, i heard somebody make a great analogy. they said, russia and putin right now are like a massive hurricane that can have some very long-lasting damage and impact, but the people's republic of china and the threat of conflict in the far east is like climate change, the potential for epical -- like, an epic event that could really change lives. >> reporter: juliane gallina's title may sound bureaucratic. >> i'm deputy director of the cia for digital innovation. >> reporter: but her portfolio is broad and essential. appointed in february, she's in charge of the cia's efforts to detect and protect against cyberthreats from abroad. among her foremost concerns, threats to u.s. elections, particularly russia spreading false information creating doubt and swaying u.s. officials, and with china she sees efforts to influence u.s. opinion as the biggest threat. >> if you're changing the minds of a group of people or many people, that's hard to undo.

lester >> courtney kube at the pentagon, thank you. >>> here in new york lawyers for former president trump posted a $91 million bond today in the defamation case he lost to writer e. jean carroll. an insurance company provided the bond. this comes after a federal jury awarded carroll $83 million in damages. the bond prevents her from collecting that money while trump appeals the verdict. >>> we'll take a break. in 60 seconds, the showdown emerging over tiktok as a bill that could ban the app in the u.s. gains momentum in congress what's at stake right after this >>> back now with tiktok, the wildly popular app with 170 million users in the u.s., and many of them are outraged over a bill set for a vote next week that could ban tiktok nationwide if it doesn't cut its chinese ties here's savannah sellers. >> reporter: tonight, the battle to ban tiktok intensifying in washington with house leaders confirming they'll vote next week on a bill that would effectively ban the app, unless it's sold by its chinese parent company, bytedance. >> we can't have a foreign-controlled social media app

courtney kube, nbc news, the pentagon >>> with just one day to go, the house passed a stopgap funding bill today to avert a partial government shutdown. the bill keeps much of the government open through next friday, and the rest open until march 22nd republicans and democrats are far apart on funding decisions for major departments like the pentagon and homeland security >>> in 60 seconds, with the new class of weight loss drugs soaring in popularity, not everyone can get them and now more people are turning to an alternate option but is it safe we'll look at that, next >>> oprah winfrey announced she is stepping down from the board of weight watchers, after going public about using weight loss drugs. these medications are wildly popular, though the cost has led many to seek out cheaper compounded versions. but are they safe? cnbc's melissa lee reports. >> you want to keep the same length? >> reporter: for new jersey hairstylist kelly fatigan, maintaining a healthy weight was never an issue, until she had a child. >> i had my son, and we all know after 30, things kind of start to cha

for megan and her mom courtney, zach's music and kindness have been a lifeline. [ cheers ] >> so whatng through your mind and through your heart at that moment? >> we were at a point in my life where we didn't know if i'd make it another week. and i finally had a feeling of happiness and being carefree that i hadn't felt in so long because i was just so overjoyed in the moment. >> courtney, how special is it to all of you? >> well, it's just nice to know that she has a little place to escape. we have never been more supported and felt more loved in our whole lives because of people like zach who just decide to take a moment and spend it with megan and getting to know her. >> and megan tells me that zach and his family have asked her for updates on how she's doing. >>> i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, still tracking rain, hail and even thunder. we have your forecast as a severe thunderstorm warning is a for suffix. stomach two fires close together. investigators are wondering if it might be connected. >>> time for a kick

courtney kube has more. >> reporter: defense secretary lloyd austin in the hot seat today. >> it was a failure of leadership. >> reporter: house republicans grilling austin for not telling the white house he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, underwent surgery for it, and weeks later was hospitalized with serious complications. >> i find it very concerning that the secretary could be hospitalized for three days without anyone else in the administration even noticing. >> either the president is that aloof, or you are irrelevant. which one is it, mr. secretary? >> it's neither. >> reporter: democrats were more forgiving. >> you want to know what accountability is? accountability is having to come and sit in front of people and their outrage and their drama. >> reporter: the secretary emphasizing that someone was always in control. >> there was never a laps in authorities or command and control. >> reporter: but acknowledging a breakdown in the notification process. >> we did not handle this right, and i did not handle it right. >> reporter: although austin took responsibility, he also

lester. >> courtney kube at the pentagon, thank you. >>> here in new york lawyers for former president trump posted a $91 million bond today in the defamation case he lost to writer e. jean carroll. an insurance company provided the bond. this comes after a federal jury awarded carroll $83 million in damages. the bond prevents her from collecting that money while trump appeals the verdict. >>> we'll take a break. in 60 seconds, the showdown emerging over tiktok as a bill that could ban the app in the u.s. gains momentum in congress. what's at stake right after this. ith generalized myasthenia gravis. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. ♪♪ vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive. ♪♪ in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants' ability to do daily activities when added to their current gmg treatment. most participants taking vyvgart also had less muscle weakness. and your vyvgart treatment schedule is designed just for you. in a clinical study, the most common side effects included urin

you know, in other words, basic cyberhygiene. >> reporter: courtney kube, nbc news, langley, virginia. >>> and we are marking a troubling anniversary tonight. one year since "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich was detained in russia. here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: on today's first anniversary of evan gershkovich's arrest in russia, "the wall street journal's" front page was mostly blank, white columns where his reporting should have been and a searing story on what evan has lost during a year in jail. >> journalism is not a crime. >> reporter: prominent journalists gathered at the "wall street journal" for a 24-hour read-a-thon of his work. a long time for his parents. >> do you think they're doing enough? >> we know they're working hard, and we just want them to continue. >> reporter: last month the possibility of a trade was raised between president biden and german chancellor olaf scholz. to sources tell nbc scholz considered giving up a russian assassin putin wants in exchange for alexei navalny. the u.s. wanted the deal to also include evan and paul whelan, an a

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welcome to "power lunch" alongside courtney reagan i'm tyler. glad you could be with us today. president biden will deliver the state of the union tonight and corporations are expected to be a target. we will discuss what the president's proposed tax increases corporately would lean for business and the stock market. >> plus we'll talk to the ceo of rivian as he unveils his latest vehicle at what could be a make or break moment for the company. news already coming out of that event. first a check on the markets. let's see where we are here at 2:00 in our trading day on the east coast. nasdaq composite leading the way again up 1.6%. the s&p 500 adding more than a percent. dow jones industrial are the laggard but higher by half a percent and chip stocks helping to boost that. nvidia now up 85% this year. it's added almost a trillion dollars in market cap in 2024 so far. it's only march 7th. micron higher on the upgrade from stifel and intel gaining on reports it's expected to receive $3.5 billion from the government to develop advanced chips for the military. all about the chips.

, will talk with me courtney, will talk with me about why schools had no choice but to shut their doors when they did all of that, plus plenty of discussion with my panellist , political plenty of discussion with my panellist, political commentator and friend ralph shellhammer. but first, an update on the latest . news. latest. news. >> good evening to you. it's a minute past six here in the gb newsroom. i'm aaron armstrong, at least 74 people have been arrested in russia on the final day of an election. vladimir putin is guaranteed win putin is guaranteed to win thousands of people staged a symbolic noone against putin protest , forming long queues at protest, forming long queues at polling stations across the country . in an apparent show of country. in an apparent show of dissent, allies of the late opposition leader alexei navalny , including his wife yulia, called on voters to spoil their ballots , vote for any other ballots, vote for any other candidate or write in navalny's name . she led a demonstration name. she led a demonstration outside the russian embassy in berlin with sim

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