the i will have here the ones the ellison's were about to kill me. well, i tried to chase them away as they came towards my home. what was your name that confronted me and started teasing me? margaret in front of my feet gave the killed one of my colleagues and a cough. most of the elephants visit frequently from october to april, or at the time of poverty if they would come and destroy the crops. olivia ellison code that comes here, which has approximately 200 and it was call for go ahead. yeah, i, what did i do? uh oh you, i used to come to a different types of place and my feelings with a new license. now i cannot draw anybody because of the elephant defined wendy, was using the elephant. so we already went on, my son was mostly deal with is seeing that i was very scared and for the longest well, this was an uninhabited from us on the most popular street in northeast india and fond of the eastern he mulligan, bio diversity region. however, increasing human encroachment on elephant habitats has fullest these animals to move out in search of food, o

but i do a lot of been ellison's come here. we often see that the joints of b, o, deformed on many uh, that any that'll, that this happens due to being overlooked are about new addition. and even if they have what a new cosigned, even by escaping into effect close by does essentially is india 1st hospitalized for elephants. it's fitted with all manner of modern technical equipment for treating the animals from x ray and our address on machines to them and imaging and to hydro data. people. for me to judge komatt is the hospitals ambulance driver. his job can mean transporting an offense from hundreds or even thousands of kilometers that we and the distances involved on. not the only challenge as well as a web. like at the level you have to create space in advance because we can't break suddenly, certainly somebody by loving your block. if you break suddenly, the elephant would fall. so we have to drive very slowly. so that's why we don't go faster than 40 or 50 kilometers, but all the nice we're going to try and figure out if t

ellison, it's so great to have you.nk you for for coming and joining us on set. >> thank you so much for having me, senator. >> thank you as well. we'll obviously continue to follow this closely. >> caitlin, i'm warning you, she may be coming for your job. she's really good at this. >> we'll take you. we'll take you. you can come hang out and turn here at the source. up next. back to our big story tonight. the ceo shooting suspect sharing a picture of his spinal x-ray online posting about chronic pain. we'll dig into those details ahead. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> he was a boss from the beginning, luther said. i have a sound in my head. i got to get it out. you are my shining star. my god. it was the most exciting time in the world. his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. if we were to be able to talk to luther as fans, we would be able to say. we just love you, luther. >> never too much new year's day at eight on cnn. >> patients who ha

ellison, it's so great to have you. thank you for for coming and joining us on set. >> thank you so much for having me, senator. >> thank you as well. we'll obviously continue to follow this closely. >> caitlin, i'm warning you, she may be coming for your job. she's really good at this. >> we'll take you. we'll take you. you can come hang out and turn here at the source. up next, back to our big story tonight. the ceo shooting suspect sharing a picture of his spinal x-ray online posting about chronic pain. we'll dig into those details ahead still have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease symptoms after taking a medication like humira or remicade, put them in check with rinvoq, a once daily pill. >> when symptoms try to take control. >> i got rapid relief with rinvoq check when flares tried to slow me down, i got lasting remission with rinvoq check and many were in remission. >> even at nearly two years, and rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check rapid symptom relief, last

ellison? >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> this morning azerbaijan's president said the azerbaijani airlines jet that crashed on wednesday in kazakhstan was accidentally shot down by russia. two u.s. military officials telling nbc news the u.s. has intelligence indicating the russians may have believed the airliner was ukrainian drone and took it down. russian president vladimir putin called the crash a, quote, tragic incident but stopped short of claiming responsibility. >>> and back here at home, tornadoes ripped through the south overnight as millions head home from the holidays and the threat is not over yet. nbc's kathy park is in jackson, mississippi. kathy, good moing. >> reporter: ellison, good morning to you. those severe storms carved a path of destruction this morning. tens of thousands are waking up without power, and many are looking at damage like this, uprooted trees, debris scattered just about everywhere, and now a big cleanup ahead. overnight, another dangerous outbreak of

minnesota's keith ellison. thank you for joining me today. you have said that the 23 democratic attorney generals who will serve have already been strategizing. what is your course of action and what you the most concerned about? >> it has been several months as far back as march we anticipated the possibility of another trump presidency. when he was the president last time, we had to bring lawsuits against him over 100 times and we were able to successfully block him about 70% of the time. but we do anticipate he will be more prepared this time. he will be more aggressive and he has a play book. project 2025 is that play book. and then you know, he has already introduced some executive orders last time that he will try to introduce again. so it is not like we have to guess about what he wants to do though i'm sure he has new tricks up his sleeves as well. >> one of the legal battles is a showdown with sanctuary cities. trump's advisers are reportedly discussing how to strip federal resources from the city of chicago and other democratic citi

savings worth celebrating for shop holiday savings, with up to 35% off store >>> hi, everyone, i'm ellison barber. nbc news daily starts right now. today, wednesday, december 25, 2024. spreading cheer. thousands of volunteers are fanned out across the nation today. why they say giving to others gives so much back to them. white christmas, for millions the weather outside is frightful. winter storm warnings are in effect. what you need to know before headinout the door. we are open. one popular christmas day tradition, ordering chinese food. chinatowns across the country have struggled to stay open since the pandemic. we will tell you how they are working to keep their community vibrant. the netflix debut is set to kick off with eyonce as the halftime performer. >>> welcome to nbc news daily. it's the first time since 2005 that both holidays occur on the very same day. last night, churches around the world held their christmas eve masses. among them st. patrick's in new york city. jewish people all around the world will be lighting the menorah to mark the first night of hanukkah today. it w

joining me is minnesota attorney general, keith ellison. attorney general ellison, good to see you. how glock is violating minnesota laws against things like consumer fraud, false advertising, negligence, and public nuisance? >> let me start with a story about charlie johnson. charlie johnson is not with us right now because he happened to be out when two men who wanted to settle scores with each other had modified glocks, shot each other, shot at each other, and killed charlie johnson. charlie johnson had everything to live for. but because these modified glocks were able to shoot literally dozens of rounds within seconds, these weapons have been rendered even more lethal than they are when you buy them. glock, on the other hand, is known for, since the 80s, you can easily modify the weapons. not only is it foreseeable, we happen to know the progenitor of the company is well aware of it based on witnesses we've interviewed. the be the ottom line, they can redesign their gun and make it -- preserve people's right to have a firearm and stop these automatic weapons. they literally adv

for that, we turn to ellison barber. crashed in kazakhstan this morning. the plane was traveling to russia. kelly cobiella is in the london with the latest. what more can you tell us? >> the investigators and rescuers are en route this morning on the coast of the sea early this morning. the video appears to show the plane trying to make an emergency landing and then bursting into flames and breaking apart. the airlines said that 67 were onboard, including the five crew members and that all are from central asia and russia. emergency officials say that at four bodies were recovered and at least 32 people survived, including two children. all of them pulled from the wreckage and being treated at area hospitals. >> kelly cobiella, thank you. >>> president biden has a busy agenda before he leaves office in less than a month. nbc's aaron gilchrist is at the white house this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the bidens have spent this holiday week in a mix of work and holiday fun. president biden sharing a photo on x last ni

but the quarter itself is not -- >> and larry ellison -- you're going against larry ellison? >> you're not worried about bookings growth going negative? >> no. >> income statement, q2 and q3 guide falling short of investor expectations. free cash flow increasingly pressured by rising capex. >> they have to spend that money. the demand is that great. they have to spend that money. you know, look, i like texas pacific land trust, that happens to have a big position -- it's in the permian. i like a lot of these specs now that boeing is -- that's how met. how i met my mother. >> just going through a list of names. >> do you want to go by microstrategy, fine. >> stop reading a list. keep focused! get to the list later! >> i'm not karnak, for heaven's sake. i'm just saying that a lot of these companies, carl, are companies that you would want to hedge! you want to hedge out some -- or if you're an insider, and i have a piece tonight that i've been doing for no huddle. if i were advising some of these insiders, are you just really letting it ride? don't you have any sense of self-pr

the brooklyn store of lowe's with the chairman and ceo of lowe's, marvin ellison.lked about pretty much everything from tech to the fed to housing turnover and to what it looks like to go to a beautiful store. take a look. you and i know it's my lowe's. seven years. give me the run here. >> it's great to be here with you in brooklyn. i remember we had lunch that day. i came to the store for the first time a little over six years ago. this store has been transformed. we transformed it with people, with product and with technology. a lot of the technology that we had no idea at that time that we needed because the previous management didn't really understand that retail is about technology, technology that makes the associates' jobs easier. i'm grateful and proud to be here with you today. >> you should be. there are certain milestones of what you have done. i remember when the pro did not want to come here. the percentage of pro that you have from when you took over is extraordinary. >> six years ago, the pro penetration of the store was about 20%. now it's close to

what we have is a place where someone like larry ellison can give as much money as he wants to a program like michigan to get the best recruits moving forward. >> why is there such a lack of transparency >> part of the challenge is that it's so new and this is something that came swiftly after the supreme court decision in july 2021 that barred the ncaa from prohibiting athletes from making money. since then the federal government, congress has left it in the hands of states, to determine how to regulate this what's happened in a lot of these states is this sort of competition to see who could have the least amount of regulation so as not to get in the way of the competitive advantages that they have. >> how easy is it to track even the sources of where the money is coming from, never mind how much money we're talking about but who's actually giving it >> very, very difficult. and part of the reason is only half of these -- of the states in america have any sort of laws requiring college athletes to disclose anything about what they're getting, and within those states, each school has th

ellison, we've had a deal in our country where we are encouraging a people as a you have to go to a four-year college. all people are not going to a four-year college. it doesn't mean they're not going to be successful. we need to change at t narrative and change of those conversations because some people become, some young people become discouraged and thinking well, i'm not college material, why don't want to go to college but i still want to be successful. we need to let them know you actually can be successful and have a prosperous life if you don't go to college. i'm going to let the administer -- >> to interrupt you. we're doing that epa as well. we're looking to hire new risk assessors, recent college graduates in our north carolina facility. so if you're from, recent college student, you're from north carolina were looking to hire the risk assessors to a post relocate in research triangle park. the same time we're training across the country people to go into the water management systems jobs. this is where public waterworks, the public waterworks workers today, 40-50% are eligible to

i'm ellison barber. zinhle essamuah is on assignment. >> i'm kate snow and "nbc news daily" starts right now. >> today, wednesday, december 18th, 2024. breaking news. making the cut. the federal reserve lowers interest rates for a third and final time this year, but could this be the last one for a while? what the numbers and the experts are telling us. >>> aidisaster. a small plane in hawaii caught on camera slamming into a building, bursting into flames. what we heard from the flight's final call to the control tower. >>> time and space. the two nasa astronauts already stranded six months longer than expected will be there longer. >>> and "toy story." santa's workshop appears to have a satellite location just outside london. how one company is breathing new life into old toys. >> looking forward to hearing that story. we have a busy day though. we're going to begin with that breaking news on the economy. the federal reserve is cutting interest rates once again. >> the central bank just lowered it bench

, so brilliant, as is are all the ellisons, except the one that's not connected, the good ellisons, sos no relation to that family what are you doing what are you doing >> i'm just saying people hear that i want to make it clear she has nothing to do with larry whom i worship but he doesn't care for me that's why katz is kind of -- >> like palantir. >> long line of people who don't -- for you. >> i did everything i can to try to change that and i have failed. >> you should give up. >> yeah. >> larry likes me. >> i know. >> he doesn't. i've never -- actually never even -- >> ad mire him i don't care >> the world's richest men, one of them was on stage yesterday as well with our andrew sorkin at the extravaganza, mr. bezos. >> rich guy. >> who also talked about the fact that he's working harder than ever, chairman of amazon, spending a lot of time on blue origin, but spending a lot of time on amazon he did on the stage with andrew also discuss broadly speaking the country, the theme we're hearing from a lot of business leaders, which is that we would benefit from less regulation, that we

christmas day with special holiday performances prepared for the dub nation, team director sabrina ellisoning it's a gift to all. from the tunnel to the stage, the dancers teamed up with sf ballet for a dazzling holiday show. the squads rehearsed passionately together beforehand to deliver an unconditional win for speculators. there's nothing like that moment of relief after a killer performance. >> we just had a magical performance with san francisco ballet. their team has been so wonderful to work with. their performers were just magical. >> reporter: fans also got to enjoy some classic hip-hop expressions from the multigenerational teams. even the grinch delivered some christmas cheer despite the dubs' narrow loss to the lakers. senior squad dancer tamala thornton remains hopeful. >> be strong and we'll get through everything together. >> reporter: keyword together. >> what a beautiful collaboration with m dancers. i'm so excited to be here. >> reporter: because win or lose, family remains family. >>> when we come back, some good news about how one endangered sea star is making a comeba

ellison, we've had a deal in our country where we are encouraging a people as a you have to go to a four-year college. all people are not going to a four-year college. it doesn't mean they're not going to be successful. we need to change at t narrative and change of those conversations because some people become, some young people become discouraged and thinking well, i'm not college material, why don't want to go to college but i still want to be successful. we need to let them know you actually can be successful and have a prosperous life if you don't go to college. i'm going to let the administer -- >> to interrupt you. we're doing that epa as well. we're looking to hire new risk assessors, recent college graduates in our north carolina facility. so if you're from, recent college student, you're from north carolina were looking to hire the risk assessors to a post relocate in research triangle park. the same time we're training across the country people to go into the water management systems jobs. this is where public waterworks, the public waterworks workers today, 40-50% are eligible to

well beyond elon musk, larry ellison and peter thiel. late today, president elect trump picked high profile bay area lawyer harmeet dhillon for a high ranking job in the doj. the department of justice. specifically, she is being nominated as the assistant attorney general for civil rights. dhillon is the head of san francisco based dhillon law group and the former vice chair of california's republican national committee. she's also a trump loyalist. in a post on truth social, mr. trump praised harmeet dhillon for, quote, protecting civil liberties, including taking on big tech for censoring free speech. dhillon declined our request for an interview today, but she did tweet. she's extremely honored and cannot wait to get to work at the bay area. influence in that trump white house to be continues to expand. take a look at this. mr. trump also selected stanford doctor jay bhattacharya to head the national institutes of health and san francisco vc and former paypal executive david sacks as his ai and crypto czar. our other headlines tonight

in a sign of disdain for the regime of sculpture of president bush, char ellison's late brother is toppled by protesters and elect, though a serious 2nd largest city. and several surrounding areas are now under rebel control. after a surprise offensive land by the islamist rebel group, hi asked, how are your all shawn or h t s. as well as opposition fighters back by turkey. this footage filmed by the militants shows them entering was believed to be president, assad's palace and aleppo and insurgents were also seen at the cities international airport, which they claimed to have seized with almost no opposition from government forces . as rebel groups intensified the result, thousands of civilians are fleeing the fighting in a level and other areas in the north. getting to safety is a challenge. my thought is he had the number to call me, but you don't know who anybody is. you might find isis selves on the road. there could be shooting because the syrian army are no longer deployed here. these are the risks we may face. the syrian army is trying to break the insurgents momentum with support

. >> his name is larry ellison. he's been lobbying the president to put a pause on this. and so that's why you see the reversal in donald trump's position. in fact, he's taking a strong definitive position now in opposition to this, you know, forcible sale of tiktok. and it passed under a republican majority in the house of representatives with bipartisan support for reasons of national security. yeah. >> and because this was long debated, i mean, it was talked about for quite some time. >> it was it was vetted in the press, i would say. >> i would say so. >> it was controversial. people were lobbying on both sides. members of congress didn't all agree on this. but what happened was it was a robust process and there was a result. and because someone who hosted a major fundraiser for the incoming president and who got a the president and ceo of a company he founded to also donate, i think, about $125,000 in addition to everything else that larry ellison has done for the incoming president. donald trump has reversed his position, and we're going to see that a lot. he is sur

warriors dance team, they're presenting a holiday gift for fans, let up by the team director, sabrina ellison. >> we love christmas ear at the golden state warriors, putting together a christmas production with all of our dance teams. we have four squads. >> reporter: and every squad will play a key role in bringing the christmas magic to basketball fans. the hardwood classics, the senior squad, they say she is grateful to share her passion on an iconic sports stage. >> and we are just so happy and blessed that we would have this outlet. >> reporter: and they believe age is no barrier to sharing their passion. her 55 and older squad will spread joy despite the noise of some nay sayers. >> and people will have a tendency to believe oh wow, you're 50, you could still kick your leg up. you're 50, you can still dance? yes. yes, we can. >> reporter: all generations and persuasions will grace the court on christmas day. and the dance team is also collaborating with the s.f. ballet and the club to showcase the best of the bay. >> i just feel blessed to be able to work with the family of dancers from

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in discounting the voices and the reportage of ellison and journalists who are on the ground and to get all the credit for uh for ensuring that this genocide dis, holocaust did not happen in the dark. which is what israel clearly wanted to happen when they cut off all internet and communication and band journalist western journalists from entering the gaza strip and then proceeded to assassinate journalist. and it's the largest, a cohort of a sausage journalist, and in any conflict. and in modern times, the recorded history, i believe. so the, the incident with the, with the guardian was ultimately about, you know, sort of the brain things broke down over the use the word holocaust. i was asked to write a piece for a series that was running in the guardian. i was skeptical that they would run anything i, i wrote because i, you know, voice like, is your normal less than the running an engineer that or what? well, no, i know it's because i'm because i'm on compromising what i say. i think they like to have articles by palestinians who are willing to soften their voice and just to, you kno

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coming up, david ellison eyeing big changes to paramount. more on that, next. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: big changes coming to paramount global. the expected ceo is exploring combining the tv units, investing more in streaming and overhauling top management. this expected to come when the merger was sky dance is finalized next year. meta is looking towards nuclear energy for ai ambitions. they are asking developers to submit proposals for one to four gigawatt reactors starting in early 2030. the scale of the electricity is enough to power 750,000 homes. and iliad is set to sell half of its data center business to a french company. they are in exclusive talks to sell a 50% stake for a total enterprise value of $904 million. coming up, plenty more when it comes to data centers. my conversation with amazon web services ceo harmon on their major plans for ai. that's next. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." caroline hyde in new york. markets at new record highs. the nasdaq, s&p 500, apple at a record,

cheryl: she did and now that makes amazon david ellison and sky dance and a merger between paramount,hare. they need to merge and these companies aren't big and strzok strong and powerful and they need to merge. they need to stop and made amazon stronger and they offer movies and can cut prices and this is how stupid. she's out, he's a republican on the commission. he worked for mike lee as a free market guy and very distrustful of tech and what i would say -- cheryl: crypto or? >> no, tech in terms of ideological rigidity and having too much power and whether they use that power to brainwash people, it's quelling conservative voices. i think the albertsons kroger deal goes through without him. there's no real good antitrust violation. can facebook buy like a big company to get stronger and more powerful? that will get reviewed, okay. will he stop the biden administration's breakup of google? cheryl: real quick, you think the kroger thing can come back? cheryl: there's a lawsuit now. you're saying where trump comes in. let's revisit. >> if they want to merge. if they want to merge. th

oracle, larry ellison having a great year. the stock rallied the most since the dotcom boom. >> i think on the last interview he's ever given. >> he never talks. >> no, i think i'm the last. i'm not joking. redwood city, years ago. >> have him back. >> he and i sat down. it didn't go well, i don't think. larry, i love you. i saw him at the paribas tennis tournament. if he's there, i would love to chat with you. what you've done at oracle has been amazing. what they've done to turn a, dare i say, boring database company into this a.i. darling has been nothing short of amazing. >> oracle shares have shot up 63% this year. and the net worth for larry ellison, more than $217 billion, according to forbes. >> that's sara eisen money. >> good to see you. the important thing is poor opening, three to one declining to advancing stocks. all 11 sectors were down at the open. energy turned around. looks mildly positive. if you look here, everything is down roughly 1%, 1.5%. even big cap tech, all the magnificent 7 started to the downside here. the big story is what we're going to see nex

and smaller investments from the likes of larry ellison and apple.hat was sort of spread out amongst start-ups. i mean, you could see how that was deployed, the job's question is a lot trickier, because nearly half of that was invested into we work and those jobs were gone along with the company. >> exactly. >> so i didn't realize that the vision fund was the vehicle. when i think about investing, he's going to build a new plant or do something -- he's going to roll out a giant vc firm, but that cedes new businesses. >> that is what he did last time, but this time it is more likely that he's going to help build the infrastructure. whether that be data centers or even new plants to sort of power the generative a.i. push but with investments through other companies. but, by the way, kelly, these investments were pegged before the announcement with trump, most last time and this time. massa yoshi was hoping to and why not stand beside the president-elect and say he will do it with him. that is going to allow massa son to go out and raise more money. tha

. >> i was at lowe's yesterday talking to marvin ellison and we were trying to figure out, frankly, what- what does a customer really want? who is the customer? for instance, when i switched to azek, i did it not because of you because i didn't know it was you, it was because my contractor told me i had to use azek. later on i said i knew you, that's interesting, because that's who i recommend. is it the contractor or is it the person? >> in our case, it's both. it's really important to engage a consumer so that they recognize that, you know, they're buying a really premium product that gives them the right visual and the great performance, but it's also really important, there's tens of thousands if not 100,000 contractors out there. each and every one of them is a small business. they have their own credibility to manage and it's really important that we take care of them. for them, we market to the consumer but we have a very large sales force that is focused on training and helping our contractors to run their business and giving them the right tools to help a consumer. >> you do hav

chairman larry ellison said "oracle continues to learned a.i.because we are faster and less expensive than the other infrastructure clouds." and that nvidia chip gives them an even bigger advantage. that is wife they didn't report a huge beach and it is why the stock fell nearly $13. i get why you bring the red streak. i am not against that. but i say you should buy oracle into this week if you don't have any. fabulous company, red-hot stock. giving you a better entry point. after today's pullback, i'm not sure how much cheaper it is going to get. we did see some pullbacks in dale and amd that have been tough. it is doing incredibly well. what about this other outfit? c3.ai? to be fair, their numbers were generally good. they made clear about that right at the top of the conference call and meanwhile they only lost 16 percent of the share. however, c3.ai's guidance was mixed, basically expecting higher revenues than previously thought but also larger losses. that is why i was so stunned to see the stock drop as low as 8% earlier today. the thing