to go ahead, but i’m speeding along the skolskaya road, the turn will already pass, happy birthday ernieozov, viktor kazakov and elena fenoshina, news, it was time , yes, the moscow football club dynamo defeated the capital's cska with a score of 3:2, and continued its unbeaten streak, alexander abramov saw how the game went. this is a traditional russian pastime - winter football in very sub-zero temperatures. on the eve of the moscow derby, csk dynamo capital covered with snow. before the start of the match the thermometers showed -7, by the end of the match it was all -10. however , only dynamo goalkeeper igor lishchuk and csk head coach vladimir fedotov came out for the match in shapka. when the players come out at almost minus 10 and the spectators come to the field, who deserves more respect? fans or you? i think the fans, because we still run around, yes, we warm ourselves, but beer was banned from the stadium, they won’t warm themselves up , so we have to return it. both teams entered the match with an impressive unbeaten record. series, csk has not... lost in the championship si

ernie wall increased geopolitical risk.er damage the stability of the global economy and therefore we are monitoring the situation closely. we do not believe in violence or aggression and we do not believe it will have any effect, but the us continues to be a major trader and investor as well to malaysia. from malaysia, what are the priorities to get out of this apec meeting? what are you hoping to achieve? we want to focus on areas where malaysia can play a part in. we want to focus especially on digital and green trade and investments and we hope that apec, with its 21—member economies, home to more than 2.95 billion people, representing 62% of the world's gdp, can help our country and the region to do better economically. a lot of companies are looking to move their supply chains outside of china, notjust because of the geopolitical tensions, but also because of the some things that have happened during covid. malaysia is one of those potential places. have you seen a lot of businesses interested in moving their supply c

while we have is the rupturing of a must or on a scale that we couldn't imagine. ernie or i spoke with our correspond to ben for susan in jerusalem, and i asked him for his assessment of netanyahu's remarks. its own responsibility is one word and occupation is a very different one. we know that is really truth withdrew back in 2005. we also know what, how much reaction would be a senior official 11 on saying it would never accept a public government. you also have to remember that the right wing religious government of benjamin netanyahu is under fire at the moment. uh that in yahoo himself. a dead man walking is he's being described to his career. sounds like it's already over protests he against him and his government only continues to visit. certainly a lot of pressure over here that would bring into the question whether or not israel does have any authority when it comes to the p a, the palestinian authority. and these are being the suggestion, so the font by us secretary of state entity, blink. and it has very little both or he and autonomy of the parts of the west bank at the bot

it's come down significantly since the july peak, and they love ernie bot with, a baidu a.i.tant, their chatgpt, if you will. i was reading and i said this yesterday that 70 million businesses have signed up for ernie bot is baidu. that's a lot. ashley: i know. i feel like i'm being left out. let's move on to openai. it's bringing back sam altman as a ceo, just the it's in a wild turn of events. what happened? lauren: we don't know exactly why he was friared and why -- fired and why he is now back leading the company in a stand -- span of four days, but openai says we have reached an agreement in principle for sam altman to return as ceo with the new initial board of brett taylor as the chair, larry summers, yeah, the former secretary of the treasury, and adam deangelo, and we are collaborating to figure out the details. thank you so much for your patience through this. i'm calling it a new era for opena a i. i mean, it's obvious that sam altman is beloved by the workers, by the investors and, obviously, the biggest financial backer which is microsoft. because when microsoft

one, two, one, two, and where in the play of the pope, the star of the death of juaquin murietta, erniee that he taught me, and i learned from him, and something was probably transmitted cosmically, these are acting and some kind of directing abilities, he had a dream for a long time to revive that same performance, here in kurchatniki, almost half a century later it worked out . it was an absolutely titanic effort. ernest, we found artists who were still playing in the first run, and i must say that it was a hymn to the side, a great one in part, yes, it was a hymn to his dad, and it was his demonstration of who he really is. ernest decided to become a journalist, looking at his mother, she wrote for the evening moscow and labor, it turns out that he went to television to overcome his complexes. i... was a shy, insecure, gopher, introvert, embarrassed by my height, figure and voice, and the profession of a journalist allowed me to overcome yourself to go with your saber to the naked with an open visor, because you have an editorial task, you won’t refuse, you have to take it and do it,

their chat bot, chatgpt rival is ernie 4, and they have 70 million customers signing up to use ernielaunch. and they expect to generate hundreds of millions of yuan in additional advertising revenue because of the way that artificial intelligence can trigger the company to the product. unfortunately, the stock is down about 1.5%. ashley: i was going to say, none of that helping the stock today. but anyway, let's talk about artificial intelligence giving a boost to what? lauren: zoom. do you remember height of the pandemic, zoom shares were $500 each? now they're at a 62. ashley: a yep. lauren: look, they're moving in the right direction. they understand the pandemic and is over and people are going back to hybrid work. they have something called a.i. companion that launched in september. they've got 220,000 users getting a.i. summaries of sam meetings -- zoom meetings. they have something called apt i. documents that is coming. zoom has nearly 4,000 customers paying $100,000 a year for zoom and and their products. now, the stock is down 5%, but they increased their full-year sales an

baidu's business spans from china's largest search engine to a generative ai chatbot called ernie.ncluding apple, disney and ibm — have paused advertising on x, formerly known as twitter. it came after a left—leaning pressure group media matters for america said ads had appeared alongside posts supporting nazism. x has now sued the group alleging it "manipulated" data in an attempt to "destroy" the platform. separately, x's multi—billionaire owner elon musk has been accused of amplifying an anti—semitic post. joining us now is business and brand consultant steve mcginnes he says despite all of this, advertisers will return to x. there was a similar play cat when pepsi, procter & gamble, walmart pulled their ads from youtube. in 2020, 1000 brands boycotted facebook and then slowly returned. the fact is that the brands don't want to be associated with any controversial view whatsoever. in this case, it is a far right controversial view, in this case, it is a far right controversialview, it in this case, it is a far right controversial view, it could equally be a far left veal. the br

we saw the cameos of a lot of people, but the most important ones there, dan aykroyd, bill murray, ernien't get better than the ogs. that was definitely one to watch. from one new york legend to another. watch. >> there's home base where i'll be stepping out this saturday onto the historic snl. >> why is timothee chalamet in the studio? >> what do you mean? he's hosting the show this week. >> i know that. i mean, why is he in the studio while it's being fumigated? >> timothee chalamet marks his second stint as host of snl, the first to host the show following the conclusion of the sag-aftra strike. boy genius joins as musical guest. i don't know if can he talk about his movies coming up, "wonka", "dune." c any way, he's so entertaining. >> i didn't expect him to be a comedic actor like that. he doesn't take himself seriously and go's es along wit the joke. from seattle grace to the "people" magazine. patrick dempsey named sexiest man alive. the 57-year-old said he was completely shocked by the announcement and joked he'd always been the bridesmaid when it came to this honor. he's known a

volunteers ron and ernie spend hours monitoring for signs of smoke. what do you make of a.i.plementing your job? >> it's another tool. >> i don't think you're ever going to replace, at least not for a while, the human factor. >> reporter: like all technology t i technology, it isn't perfect. but it's been invaluable. how significant is this? >> it's huge. it's very significant. it could be 3:00 in the afternoon. itcould be 1:00 in the morning. this system doesn't go to sleep. it's persistent. >> reporter: last month, time m magazine named it one of the top conventi convention inventions of the year. >> we've spoken with people in australia. we've spoken with people in hawaii to help teach them more about what a network of cameras like ours can do. >> reporter: there's no way of knowing exactly how many mega fires this a.i. may help prevent. but cal fire says stopping just one is a huge success. it seems here that this technology could really be saving lives. >> sure, absolutely. those fires that you never hear about. you never read about. you don't see on tv, they're not on t

capabilities to new heights. china is by do, has recently rolled out its own child to pity rival, ernie bought to the public, making it the 1st domestic app to be fully available in china. alibaba also rolled out to lee chan when is large language model system that is trained on huge amounts of data in order to recognize and generate content. other countries such as canada, japan, and south korea are also quietly foraging their own initiatives. india rank this in terms of investments received by startups offering a i base products and services last year in the are received $3240000000.00 in total investments following the us china, the u. k. and israel india is planning to launch its own child c p t. rival soon. and this development could propel india to the forefront of the global industry and solidify its position as a major leader. many are excited for the potential to create meaningful and lasting change across various sectors, ultimately benefiting its people and empowering millions as well. people are divided on how artificial intelligence is going to shape the job market. there a

uh username was ernie douglas. and he was an old, hard bitten career treasury guy or any actually told the net a treasury headquarters? no, i'm not gonna fire this guy. he's done nothing illegal. and that was the stance that they took when, when the rubber hits the road. because my, with my whistle blowing from that point on, i was always a suspicious character. but i was still a pretty good analyst. and uh uh, i think there was a, a kind of a grudging respect for me that i had one down in the, in the bureaucracy. and so i actually got on pretty well for the next 20 years. retired with distinction. richard, i have to say, and i hope i'm not embarrassing you, but you were something of a whistleblower superman. you were only on the job at nasa for 6 months and you became a major whistleblower and then you left nasa and went to the us department of the treasury. it was there that you exposed serious problems in the monetary system. so tell us what that means, what, what was it that you exposed? well, um that was kind

as ernie says , christmas cards.chelle, i've got to say, i wouldn't want either of your two panellists, guests round my house at christmas talk about doom and gloom and party poopers. okay well, don't invite me. >> it's all right. i am, in fact, already engaged, but we all got . he's got. we all do all got. he's got. we all do christmas. we all do christmas in our own way. and i trust you'll enjoy yours without me. well >> oh, there you go. he's got plans . what can i say? you know plans. what can i say? you know what? this whole christmas list. don't get me started. the christmas markets are now named winter market. a life at winter market. get a life at all. peter, thank you very much for your company. thank you for yours at home as well. nigel farage. up next, hello again. >> it's alex burkill here with your latest gb news weather update . and whilst not update. and whilst not everywhere, saw the stormy weather, it was very wet and very windy for some particularly southern parts due to storm kieran. however that f

uh we have been seeing the daily as changes of fire along the line between uh, 11 ernie israel. these us never stopped to uh, what's important also to emphasize that the conflict to along the line has been very much localized so far uh, for 5 kilometers say united side goes to the line fuse broddicks shelving to been live with outside the organization. but very much localize along the line. so at the beginning, our conversation with the, with the bar distance unit feel it's the only organization at the moment that can keep an ongoing dialogue with lebanese and, and also, or these and ideas. but the reason i'm out that will to keep a note to that, to escalate the attention. but of course, after 6 weeks, a me, speculation is always around the corner of costs. as a result, you'll mean rolled at the moment to keep a dialogue go in between your force on both sides. i mean, what more can you do if anything, to prevent further escalation? well born and of course to have a presidency of that's a, a that i believe that as being very important uh for the last uh, that you know, doing 6 we

last season chelsea on the way to winning the title ernie els two games in the entire campaign.ext is a trip to old trafford for the manchester derby. one team i didn't want — the manchester derby. one team i didn't want to _ the manchester derby. one team i didn't want to talk _ the manchester derby. one team i didn't want to talk about _ the manchester derby. one team i didn't want to talk about finally . the manchester derby. one team i didn't want to talk about finally is| didn't want to talk about finally is aston villa. they had a tired start to the season but got their first league win. to the season but got their first league win-— to the season but got their first league win. to the season but got their first leauue win. . , , , league win. there are big hopes they miaht aet league win. there are big hopes they might get into _ league win. there are big hopes they might get into the _ league win. there are big hopes they might get into the top _ league win. there are big hopes they might get into the top four. - league win. there are big hopes they might get into the to

why would you do that to a kid no, this is i this is this is a ernie suggs is good. okay to hold on to one. yeah. you don't know her name, right? i do not. but think i hate her. okay, we all do. we all do it right. that's inexcusable. unforgivable. i agree. other questions. over here describe where it was like moving from the english department to the african history department. what did you what did it feel like? what were you reading? why it so different? good question. so what was it like to make that transition from the english department to the africana studies at the time? i think it's still called at the department of african and african-american studies maybe. yeah, but what that it's a pretty pivotal moment in the book it's sort of your discovery that there are other of the parker center hang out on and much cooler people on the second floor. yeah no for sure and always one of them so i so i never officially my departmental affiliation. i was oh, i graduated with a degree from the english but i definitely at a certain point in my graduate education stopped h

and our friend ernie. happy birthday to you from all of us.lyov. watch tomorrow sunday at 20:00. this is news of the week and i am dmitry kiselyov, watch on sunday, everything is clearly visible, shot through, especially from the sky, the last report by boris maksudov, a grave loss for all of us, we mourn, the warriors continue to work, the projectile is controlled at the final stage of the flight, which is... bloody coup in ukraine on maidan 10, the wooden barriers have actually already been broken. who and why then drove the square to death? and how they now flocked to her remains. while one clown in argentina is celebrating his victory, another in kiev is no longer laughing, zelsky has finished his game, i am ready and want to live according to russian laws. 4 days without the massacre of palestinian women and children, but what about the gaza strip after truce, from the conflict zone from different sides , the tractor and dump truck of the new generation are still in full swing, not only have they not slipped into the stone age, but on the

. >> you're the black ernie johnson. he's full of useless knowledge. i always tell him he should go on "jeopardy!." those people on "jeopardy!" they know all that stuff that never comes in handy. >> i'm really good in trivial pursuit. >> i went on "jeopardy!." >> have you? >> yes. i won twice. it was the dumbed down celebrity version. >> now you're calling the other celebrities dumb. who were they? >> you know who was really good at "jeopardy!"? cheech marin. he was smart. his synapses would be slow because of cheech and chong movies. he was really fast on the buzzer. he's really smart. he's really good. >> a lot of people think i'm smart because i work with kenny and shaq. they're dumber than rocks. >> the thing is, charles is very smart. >> thank you, gayle. >> you're taking calls lately. >> yes, yes, yes. >> i love that. >> cleveland, hello. >> guess what our number is. >> 1-855-3434-king. >> you know what the 3434 stands for? >> oh, my god, of course he knows my number. >> of course. i'm a huge sports fan. >> that's his number. >> i have this jerse

not only a tv presenter, but an experienced teacher, passionately raising a new journalistic shift, ernie, news of the week with dmitry kiselyov, watch tomorrow sunday at 20:00, this is the news of the week and i , look on sunday, everything is clearly visible , it is being shot at, especially from the sky, the last report by boris maksudov, a severe loss for all of us, we mourn, the military correspondents continue to work, the projectile is controlled by during the final stage of the flight, which is now being cleared on the fronts by our assault groups, the ukrainian soldiers retreated with heavy losses. bloody coup in ukraine maidan 10. wooden barriers have already been virtually broken. who and why then drove the square to death? and how did they flock to its remains now? while one clown in argentina is celebrating his victory. there is no laughing matter for anyone else in kiev, zelsky has finished his game, i am ready and want to live according to russian laws, 4 days without the mass extermination of palestinian women and children, but what about the gaza strip after truce, from t

. >> detective jerry, and his partner ernie, sped over there too. >> there was a crowd starting to gatherng you know, we have about 40 to 50 of friends and family, and coworkers. and then we had residents that were just looking from balconies. we had quite a crowd out here. >> by now, firefighters squelch the flames. and detectives watlked up to ashlea door. >> when you went into that apartment, how was it? >> it was very disturbing. >> a woman's lifeless body was lying face down on the floor. >> we waited until she got turned over, we got a look at her face. she was identified by some of the tattoos. >> and then they know, the victim had her name tattooed on her ribcage. ashlea harris. outside, her friends were totally in the dark. >> we were asking if we could talk to ashlea, where she was at. they were just saying she was unavailable right now. >> ashlea's boss, chris, had arrived and was trying to get some answers. >> first couple of hours, we just assumed that she was being taken care of. >> and while they waited for information, investigators were realizing that this was no accident

as you indicate, what china is trying to do here really is not broke ernie peace a, not as the firsthe world's new global hedgimon. as your show points out, the problem there, the reason they're able to do that is because of american weakness an in particular american weakness pweakpersonified by the most incompetent president, joe biden. the world, especially xi jinping, sees joe biden as one who you does not represent amern strength and hopefully a year we get to fix that problem. maria: are we losing this country, kevin? look at all of the ramifications of this president and this administration's failed policy and his basically rolling over for our adversaries, putting china in the lead for the world, a poll finds 45% of likely u.s. voters are giving president biden a poor rating for handling on issues related to china. just 35% of voters give biden a good or excellent rating on handling of china, kevin. we know how important this is and how significant his lack of leadership on china, what that has meant for hads this done you tri, kevin. what are we going to do in terms of tryin

because they have, quote, a substantial reserve of ai chips that can allow the company to keep improving ernienvestors are hitting the brakes on ford, which is down 1 1/2 percent, after the company announced it is scaling back its michigan battery plant. the automaker says it will produce 40 percent fewer ba batteries and employ about 1700 workers. that's down from the original 2500 that had been announced. ford paused construction in september to reassess its ability to operate the plant. the maker of the f-150 all electric lightning cites slower demand for evs as the reason for the scaled-down factory. right now ford's at $10.19. let's shift to the housing market. it may be frozen over with high mortgage rates and very thin inventory, but the red fin ceo is here next to tell us what he -- could break up the icy logjam this holiday season. >>> and trivia time, you guys. everybody listening? he's one of the only people apple co founder steve jobs ever be begged multiple times to join apple's board. why? because jobs loved drexler's eye for designing stores. this is as he wanted to open the app

down along the bottom bob, kay, katherine, ernie feeding big ed the giraffe in nairobi, kenya.s veterans day weekend, a very happy 100th birthday to bill in jenkins town, pennsylvania. he fought in europe with the united states army. he is celebrating with ruth, his wonderful wife of 73 years. thank you, bill, and to all of our veterans for giving so much of yourselves to our country. send us a photo of you and your mug. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" online at today.com/shop. >>> a reminder can you stream "today" live every morning, including sundays, as part of peacock's morning news live collection. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we will see you right back here next week on "sunday today." here in the bay, our cars take us and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us anywhere with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid tolls may not be able to renew their registration until outstanding balances are paid. payment assistance is available. visit bayareafastrak.org/assistance

. >> ernie, i got to tell you, the turn around is amazing, and i like the fact that you've pivoted totallyility. i know a lot of people want you to turn to growth, but isn't this the period where you're cutting costs and trying to make it so you make the most per car before you go back to the leverage model? >> well, i think you're exactly right. and i can't think you enough. you were the last one to call this a comeback. we wake up every day to make sure you're right and i think we're on the right path. around 18 months ago we really turned to focus on profitability. it was clear affordability was getting tough and that was going to hurt growth. i think the team has done an unbelievable dwrob john bolton doing just that the last two quarters we made $150 million in ebitda in both quarters. we're going stay here and look forward to growing again soon. >> you've got to talk about how you managed to cut cost per car. i think it's rather amazing. i know you were set up to scale for a million cars. and you still are. thank you for ragging the turnaround is real. but what i am concerned about i

just, "why are you like this [ laughter ] you're behaving erratically, and i live with ernie. [ laughterso, i would like to do it again, "sesame street," have me back. i'll be a good boy this time >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: i -- they can trust you on that. >> oh, definitely. [ laughter ] >> just br -- just have mackenzie be a sponsor they'll be fine. [ laughter ] >> seth: i've got a lot more to ask you. we'll be right back with more ask you. we'll be right back with more from john oliver when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis [ cheers and applause a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid-free remission... ...and the chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check, check, and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious inf

whether dad, star of the death of juaquin murietta, ernie played his first role.ies, some kind of directing, he had a dream for a long time to revive that same performance, here in kurchatnik, almost half a century later it worked out . it was a completely titanic effort by ernesto, we found artists who... even then, in the first run, they played, and i must say that it was an anthem, partly for a great country, yes, it was an anthem for his dad, and this was his demonstration of who he really is, ernest decided to become a journalist, looking at his mother, she wrote for evening moscow and labor, on television, it turns out, he went to overcome his complexes, i was a shy, notorious gopher, an introvert , embarrassed by my height, figure and voice, and the profession of a journalist allowed me to overcome myself to go at my own risk with a saber on my head, with an open visor, because you have an editorial task, you won’t refuse, you have to take it and do it, i started in the legendary program vastankin's view, the world is a theater, and the people in it are act

but owner ernie cervantes says a mystery illness has taken a bite out of his business. >> as far as numberso, we're not seeing as many dogs, especially our regulars. they haven't been coming in as often as we like them to. >> reporter: cervantes estimates anywhere from a quarter to a third of his regular clients are now keeping their dogs home just to be safe, but he had a full house over the thanksgiving break where the pups came for an extended stay. he says not one dog came in or went home with the illness. >> so if a dog comes to our facility, and they're coughing and sneezing, they get turned away. >> reporter: meanwhile, fetch! pet care is getting a lot of calls about its services. >> you're a good girl. >> reporter: owner robyn archie finds pet sitters that can also do in-home boarding. >> we have had a surge in requests for sitters to come to the clients' houses this season. just so they're not around other new dogs. >> reporter: veterinarians say this illness is spreading through close contact with other canines. >> i've been around for 17 years and we're always busy at this time.

dan aykroyd, bill murray, ernie hudson. this one will continue.n spangler's kids as they team up to prevent new york from falling into a second ice age. this new ghostbusters will hit theaters in march. bill murray is hilarious no matter what he does. so i'm ready for that. karina, you've got a big smile on your face. sounds like you're ready to go. >> i'm excited. i'm excited because i've gotten all my nieces and nephews to watch the original ghostbuster tours. they all love it. and now you can follow up and you know, watch the second one. i guess. and it looks like they have all the good actors in there. it looks exciting and, you know, kind of a different theme for this one, right? yeah >> who else is ready to go? >> i'm with you guys. i'm with karina and all of you guys. i think it'll be cool. bill murray is fantastic. >> yeah, he is. and i saw it, you know, when i was young, like you guys were. i kind of the same age we all saw. but now i don't know why. i am not like. i don't know, maybe it's not long. yes, i'm too comfortable now sitting on

but owner ernie cervantes says a mystery illness has taken a bite out of his business. >> as far as numberse're not seeing as many dogs especially our regulars. they have not been coming in as often as we like them to. >> reporter: cervantes estimates anywhere from a quarter to a third of his regular clients are now keeping their dogs home just to be safe of but he had a full house over the thanksgiving break where the pups came for an extended stay. he says not one dog came in or went home with the illness. >> so if a dog comes to our facility, and they're coughing and sneezing, they get turned away. >> reporter: meanwhile, fetch pet care is getting a lot of calls about its services. >> you are a good girl. >> reporter: owner robin archie finds pet sitters that can also do in-home boarding. >> we have had a surge in requests for sitters to come to the clients' houses this season. just so they're not around other new dogs. >> reporter: veterinarians say this illness is spreading through close contact with other canines. >> i have been around for 17 years and we're always busy at this time.

they lost the battles of sumie and erny here in the northea archive closest to the border. that was one that many people thought would fall as not. and now they've even retaken the rest of kharkiv oast or province a the russian forces that had made it west of the dnipro there, east of the dnipro and arnd here. yes, again, very tough counteroffsive. but even there, the ukrainian military no plan survives contact with the enemy it didn't so they adapted. so that's that fourth task and they've refined the big ideas and the big idea is instead of tryingo do an armored breach because theyon't have air power, our doctrine calls for superiority to conduct they're going to breach and certainly to make sure the enemy have drones right over top of you can call in accuratertillery are they going infantry squads and they're fighting you 150 meters a day instead several kilometers a day. tree line to tree line. house, house and so on. so it's it's truly impressive. and as arew mentioned, putin's leadership has been absolutely disastrous in that rard in almost every case, he got the big

boats with, you know, corners and ernie. so so you could sleep down there right we don't know.now that the firefighters of talk to the people on board that got off. we don't know why they were there where we cause i mean, first all, 3 at once or what you know, one called the other, you know. so we do know that the police or firefighters have put down some booms to try and contain few leaks or any debris flow that might come from this and and damage other boats in the area. so >> that's sort of letting the burnout now that they've got those booms in place. yeah. and once the fires are out and safe enough to go sifting through the debris, that's when they'll go in and take a closer look. meanwhile, they're still talking to the people who were on board to try and narrow down exactly what started the fire. case will continue to follow that for you on this wednesday morning. we also take a look at the weather. >> straight out of the gate might need a light jacket, but it's nothing really serious for november. 1st started like crazy currin officially in november, john. yes, officiall

was think eric and ernie. >> i think eric and ernie. >> i think eric and ernie. >> yeah. it caused absolutee, now, now outrage. and of course, now, now we that that was we think that that was reasonable, think it reasonable, but and i think it is fine there to be that is fine for there to be that it's right. there's lesbian and gay kind gay characters just kind of mixed with the different mixed in with all the different characters. what worries me about wording about the particular wording that andrew, about the particular wording that this andrew, about the particular wording that this is andrew, about the particular wording that this is absolutely|drew, was that this is absolutely planting the idea that people are in wrong that are born in the wrong body, that they be, you know, they they want to be, you know, they want to be adopted a girl's or boy's name directly. and i think that it boy's name directly. and i think thatitis boy's name directly. and i think that it is that is quite different to just having just portraying different characters , portraying different characters, isn't it?

ernie pyle is just just such a brilliant, evocative writer. he was a leading war correspondent. really leading war correspondent. world war two, the most famous to this day. and and he's a he's kind a real character in this book in the sense that, you know, he eventually goes from europe to the pacific theater, and he's embedded with the 77th infantry division at a place called e shima. it's one of the islands near okinawa that the americans had to take. and, you know, he was killed there, you know, in 1945. so it's quite a moving story of how this happened. so i was able to kind of get to not of of exactly where he was, what all went on and and found actually really interesting letter from his wife who who wrote to the commander of the 77 different division, general andrew bruce, who was a remarkable figure in his own right, you know, and of course, was just devastated like the rest of his division at pyle's death. yeah, amazing guy, i think represented one aspect. thank you for coming back. oh, pleasure. to follow up on the question, when you get formosa, nimitz, in fact, abou

they are the city of ernie. they do a good job in civil matters. moving the criminal unction and asked ending the ordovician, adding a juvenile and traffic section like most city da offices have. there good prosecutors in my old office. i've discussed what happened in the three cases. i am ashamed of what happened in this case is that it would not happen in a good da office read it just is. but sunlight is a good disinfectant or into your colleague, the ranking member. she had a very productive number station with mr. graves. says the rate is coming down. i hope that is correct and looking forward the numbers coming out soon. they hold onto as many juvenile cases is an. to offer a solution, do what most big-city off this is due. at the juvenile section in the da office and exercise oversight over the office and in a. way. change the law so violent juvenile of unders can be handled in the adult court. >> my time to fired. i read that terribly because there is so much more to talk about. we have a submission for the record by ms. jackson. thank you.

the company says its chatgpt style ernie bot has started to add to its top line.n stanley's copresident has been diagnosed with cancer. the 56-year-old says he plans to keep working as he begins treatment. he was one of the three candidates on the running to take over from outgoing morgan stanley ceo james gorman. that job ultimately what to ted p. plus month. shery: take a look at u.s. futures at the moment, we are seeing downside pressure of .2% for the nasdaq 100, largely underperformed in the wall street session as well. the s&p 500 edged lower after hitting that overbought level as well. it's really been about where the fed goes from here and also all of the hype around artificial intelligence. we know that nvidia is under pressure down 1.5 percent after performing very well in the earnings results. but given the skyhigh expectations, really missing what analysts had expected for a stock that's rallied more than 240% this year already. we have more to come on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibili

i also sadly want to note the passing of a former staff member, ernie, he started there when i first a very pleasant person and worked as a critical part of the i.t. team and was a joy to work with and retired i think in 2018. so the staff that had an opportunity to work with him can't say enough about it. also, on good news as you know we have had many many openings in our department and our department of human resources has been terrific in supporting us in bringing in new people and some of them are here today. so i want to welcome them. if you wouldn't mind standing. kimberly yu, kimberly yadama, jerry wong and jane deguzman. thank you and welcome. >> welcome. on the announcements, we are also talking at the board of supervisors meeting and a member of the board is very interested in understanding the trends in healthcare and we put together a pretty robust presentation. she as the chair of the committee, wants to be certain that her colleagues appreciate the environment that we are currently working in so that when the rates come before them in july, they will have that context

ernie garcia is a survivor. i can't wait to speak to him.y for the business. i think that it's very good, i happen to like carmax too. stop fighting it. >> yeah. good ebitda beat last week. >> yes. exactly right. >> busy week. see you tonight. >> a great week. >> "mad money," 6:00 p.m. eastern time. when we come back, the state of travel with the ceo of expedia after the stock did surge friday on earnings. don't go away. what do you see on the horizon? uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. all right, tandy, what's it gonna be, the drink made from whatever was laying around, or the one made with your drizzly haul? drizly! stock up today, sip well, tomorrow. drizly. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first

up, look around a little, who said that i need to go ahead, but i’m heading down the slippery road, ernieready slip through the turn. evgeny roshkov, konstantin morozov, victor kazakov and elena fenoshina. news. there was a time about the main events of the last seven days, news of the week with dmitry kiselyov. on sunday at 20:00. this is the news of the week and i, dmitry. especially from the sky , the latest report from boris maksudov: a severe loss for all of us, military officers continue to work. the projectile is controlled at the final stage of the flight, which is now being cleared at the fronts by our assault groups. ukrainian soldiers retreated with heavy losses. bloody coup in ukraine on maidan 10, the wooden barriers have already been virtually broken. who and why then drove the square into death and how they now flocked to her remains. while one clown in argentina is celebrating his victory. there is no laughing matter for anyone else in kiev, zelsky has finished his game, i am ready and want to live according to russian laws. 4 days without mass extermination, but what abou