dr. carbonal's testimony, he made a statement we need to produce more ai researchers. and i think that kind of plays into that issue of how do we deal with ai in space. that's one of the reasons why i've been pushing for a college program like an rotc program to recruit people into the space corps in these areas, start identifying students when they're maybe even in junior high, and scholarship them and through collegeo get them into these positions. any thoughts on that? >> i'm just answer quickly and say i think as dr. li has elegantly pointed out before, this is an interdisciplinary thing. i think there is going to be a need for the s.t.e.m., stooem specialists that particularly focus on this. but i think any particular vocation is going to be impacted one way or another. just like you could imagine rewinding a couple decades or a few decades, i'll date myself. but when the advent of the personal computer, the pc coming in, and how that affected, now today we talk into any vocation and someone is using a pc and it's not unusual. but at the time you had to learn how

dr. james hanson testified he was 99% certain the warming trend was not natural but instead caused by a buildup of carbon dioxide and other artificial gases in the atmosphere. his testimony was published on the front page of "the new york times" the next day with the headline, global warming has begun. >>> in accuweather, we have nothing but sunshine for much of the region this afternoon. live doppler 7 showing you we are seeing the clouds bumped up along the coastline, but the majority of us, we have bright skies and temperature-wise 60s and 70s in a lot of spots. 65 in oakland, 76 in san jose, 60 in san francisco. future weather showing you later on tonight, that marine layer going to spill back in and around the bay. we'll take a look at how warm we get tomorrow and i'm tracking intense heat to finish out the workweek. >>> hearings into interim san francisco mayor mark ferrell's $11 billion budget proposal are under way. today a collation of 40 labor and community-based organizations gathered outside city hall demanding a budget that prioritizes housing, child care, immigrant, and workers' rights and