even before starting intel, gordon moore theorized that the number of transistors on a microchip wouldouble every two years as the cost of computing dropped. that became known as moore's law, and it's a theory that still holds true today. moore was born in san francisco. he attended san jose state and cal. along with his wife betty, they started a charitable foundation in the year 2000 with a gift of $5 billion. gordon moore was 94 years old. >>> we might soon be doing a version of this next story every week for years. the expansion of artificial intelligence. one version here, chatgpt, will soon help you book a flight, help you shop, and even plan your next meal. it can even find ways to connect those actions and learn your preferences. the tool comes from the san francisco company called open ai. in the coming weeks, chatgpt will partner with 12 different companies, including expedia, instacart, open table, and slack. they'll test with a smaller pool of users and developers first, and then they'll roll it out on a wider scale. so how do these partnerships or plug-ins work? one of the

dan: gordon moore has died at the age of 94. he has strong bay area roots.e was born in san francisco and grew up in pescadero. got his degree from uc berkeley. he launched intel in 1968 under the name nm electronics. it was renamed and the headquarters moved to santa clara. intel would go on to become one of the leading microchip producers and dominate the personal computer market. ama: yosemite national park is finally back open after being shut down because of severe weather. the park had been closed for weeks because it was too dangerous. a reporter with our sister station was able to venture inside today where businesses are anxious for the crowds to return. reporter: picturesque mountains greet visitors at tunnel view. until this past week, severe weather made it too dangerous for travelers to make the trek inside the park. now the roads are back open. they drove over 2000 miles from chicago to visit yosemite. california is a gold mine for outdoor activities. >> it has all of what think. desert, ocean, lakes, mountains. what else do you want? reporter:

dan: gordon moore has died at the age of 94. he has strong bay area roots.e was born in san francisco and grew up in pescadero. got his degree from uc berkeley. he launched intel in 1968 under the name nm electronics. it was renamed and the headquarters moved to santa clara. intel wouldo become one of theproducers and dominate the personal computer market. ama: yosemite national park is finally back open after being shut down because of severe weather. the park had been closed for weeks because it was too dangerous. a reporter with our sister station was able to venture inside today where businesses are anxious for the crowds to return. reporter: picturesque mountains greet visitors at tunnel view. until this past week, severe weather made it too dangerous for travelers to make the trek inside the park. now the roads are back open. they drove over 2000 miles from chicago to visit yosemite. california is a gold mine for outdoor activities. >> it has all of what think. desert, ocean, lakes, mountains. what else do you want? reporter: andreaaseen yosete's been

gordon moore made his famous observation known as moore's law in 1965. prediction explained how fast engineers with double the capacity and complexity. >> of computer chips every year that theory would become a tech industry standard for progress and innovation over the years. moore's law has been applied to hard drives. computer monitors and other electronic devices more died friday at his home in hawaii. he was 94 years old. so for joining us, more on moore's impact on me. >> semiconductor industry tack industry silicon valley. we're joined live by san jose state university professor and technology expert ahmed banafa. professor, thank you for josning us. if you do a little research about gordon moore, you find out that he really left a lasting legacy that affected pretty much everyone on the planet when it comes to technology. >> i mean, with the audit and tipping over your student, tech value anyway, as long as you using anything that's related. semiconductor, you actually applying his law and my first encounter with his lie wasn't always or student.

gordon moore was 94 years old. >>> oakland business owners are demanding change. they gathered to voice frustration after a string of robberies targeting asian owners. this surveillance video shows the break-in, they were using bolt cutters to get through the door and one at least was armed. oakland chinatown chamber of commerce said something had to change. >> we need protection not only in daytime but nighttime. >> business owners are calling on police to increase night pro patrols. also say police are not attending -- did not attend today's meeting. opd said they had additional officers in areas most impacted in the day but didn't give specifics. >>> east bay muslim group came together for the first day of ramadan. the goal is celebrate public service. who spoke at the event said it's important to be there. >> we're seeing hate crimes, incidents, bullying and islamophobia and wanted to be here with democrats and friends to show my support, alliship, i stand with him. >> bay area is home to one of the largest muslim populations in the united states. >>> santa mo

the occupied west bank also prevented from re entering the mosque and silicon valley at pioneer gordon moore has died at his home in y at the age of 94. the american engineer helped bring some of the most powerful chips to computers, processes from intel, the company he jointly founded are in more than 80 percent of the wells personal computers. well, the news continues herron out there after listening post on counting the cost, the u. s. high interest rates, again, despite financial turmoil, plunged into darkness. town south africa, fixed id, say like christie, right? it was 20 years off to the invasion of iraq, whose do you meant to the economy of opec. second largest spoil produced counting the cost on al jazeera getting out front of his own possible indictment story. donald trump spills the beans on social, meet a fall from leftist grace. daniel ortega's all out assault on journalism in nicaragua. and us media coverage from 20 years ago. day to a jack. it's had they been reach. it hasn't aged. well. hello, i'm richard. yes, burton, you're at the listening post where we provide explanator

jennifer griffin, fox news gordon moore, co founder of intel, who helped give the silicon valley itss died at the age of 94 more is considered a pioneer in the semiconductor chip industry and part of a group that advocated for the use of silicone in the technology. he's well known for moore's law prediction that computer power would steadily rise each year, the company and morris foundation said. the san francisco native died surrounded by family at his home in hawaii. salesforce ceo marc benioff tweeted his condolences to moore's family, saying in part he was a true giant in our industry defining the power of the semiconductor and yet remained one of the most humble and kind individuals i have ever met. another casualty of this week's storm, how the intense winds destroyed a beloved eagles nest in the east bay plus all that stuff is here. that's that's that's all we've ever known, really? a new normal for the community of haro how residents there are coping as they assess the damage two weeks after devastating floods coming up in sports, both number one seeds go down in the tourname

gordon moore who cofounded intel died at the age of 94. he has strong been -- bay area roots. he grew up in san francisco and got his undergraduate degree. he helped launch intel under the name of nm electronics and it was eventually renamed and the headquarters move. intel would become one of the leading microchip producers and dominate the personal computer market. we are committed to building a better bay area and part of that includes ringing you stories that impact your community. former congresswoman and current abc7news political analyst jackie speier has launched her own initiative to help men and children get out of poverty. lena howland has a look at the need behind the foundation. >> i am announcing the launching of the jackie speier foundation for women and children in san mateo county. lena: funded by $1 million from her own campaign, forming -- former congresswoman jackie speier says that it is her time to mix up a good bit of trouble and what she is calling the most important campaign of her life. >> and when you realize that we are the wealthiest county in the

. >> it wasn't for gordon moore coming in the united states. and coming up, this hypothesis that semiconductors get smaller, cheaper and faster and that, you know, you advance is basically allowed that it's it's the guiding principle of technology and time. >> like on valley and 40. that's why i don't know moore's law because it's tech. another thing tiktok don't do itn don't know what i just know that it might be banned. so i'm it might be for not. maybe it will go. and i want to have to do it. could that really happen? >> probably not one. my favorite analysts says there's a 90% chance that congress is going to propose the ban. so you hear about this and then what will probably happen after that is bytedance, which is chinese owned, will have to make a ipo on the company to keep it in the united states or to sell it some like microsoft, apple or or call. so a lot going on here 150 million users. in theory, they would hate either republicans or democrats where it is bipartisan support to ban. but again, the you know, the ipo would probably be

gordon moore has died at the age of 94. he has strong bay area roots, like the company.e was born in san francisco and grew up in pescadero. he helped launch intel in 1968 and mountain view under the name of nm electronics. he was eventually renamed and the headquarters moved to santa clara. arit.e one othadinmiocp prodund turning to the story of a woman who tracked down her airpods for two weeks after they were stolen by an airport employee at san francisco international airport. it garnered national attention. tim johns shares her remarkable story. >> they say good things come to those who wait, but she prefers to tackle her problems directly. in early march, the washington state was connecting through sfo after visiting her husband who serves in the military on the island of guam. she was getting off her plane when suddenly she remembered she had left her jacket which had her apple airpods inside on her seat. after approaching airline staff, they assured her someone would get the jacket for her and then she went on her way to catch her flight to saddle. -- seattle. sh

. >> new at 9 co-founder of intel gordon moore has died. the company headquartered in santa clara making the announcement today. the san francisco native earned his education at san jose state and uc berkeley where he was awarded a phd in chemistry back in 1954. he started intel back in 1964. with founder rather co-founder robert noyce or received the presidential medal of freedom from former president george w bush back in 2002, the company says he died peacefully surrounded by his family in hawaii. he was 94 years old. coming up, several businesses in oakland broken into within a span of just a few hours. why business owners say police are not doing enough to stop it. >> plus, santa rosa brewing company releasing a fan favorite drink today. find out how you can get a taste and how all the horns you hear in traffic might actually be harming your health. >> for your health tonight, if you live in san francisco, you're bound to run into some sort of traffic noise. but a new study out of china says that could be raising your blood pressure. y

. >> the co-founder of intel, gordon moore has died. the company headquartered in santa clara made that announcement today. the san francisco native earned his education in san jose state and uc berkeley worry you've got a phd in chemistry back in 1954, he started intel in 1968. with co-founder robert noyce more receive the presidential medal of freedom from former president george w buch in 2002, the company says he died peacefully surrounded by family in hawaii. he was 94 years old. >> the ferry building in san francisco will be hosting a special event this weekend in honor of women's history month. 14 black female entrepreneurs are setting up shop tomorrow to sell things ranging from cupcakes to beauty products. it is the first in a series of pop ups on the plaza, celebrating equity and business growth. >> it was the. >> a good man to have more pop ups on that elevator plaza highlighting black owned businesses. and since we're partner with these 4 different organizations for building equity program, we're trying to highlight a smalle

violence and political instability over the past 2 years. silicon valley pioneer an intel co founder gordon moore has died at his home in hawaii, age 94. the american engineer help companies bring ever more powerful chips to increasingly smaller computers. his famous observation, known as moore's law, predicted the capacity and complexity of integrated circuits with double every year . he co founded in cell 3 years later in 1968. now many of the soldiers fighting to defend ukraine from russia has never been into battle before the war began. and now they are spending months on end. on the front lines, it's put them under a significant mental strain. stephanie decor report from keith on a program aimed at helping them deal with the trauma of war. fair, exhausted after 3 months on the front lines around that moved. this battalion is now rotated out. but just for a short while. these ukrainian soldiers have been chosen to join an animal therapy session. they've been showing symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, sleepless nights, lip. you just feel calmer on animals and anim

gordon moore, the co founder of intel, who helped give silicon valley its name, has died at the age of 94 more is considered a pioneer in the semiconductor chip industry and part of a group that advocated for the use of silicon and its technology. he is well known for moore's law, a prediction that computer power would steadily rise each year. the company in wars foundations at the san francisco native died surrounded by his family at his home in hawaii. and salesforce ceo marc benioff tweeted his condolences to moore's family, saying in part he was a true giant in our industry, defining the power of the semiconductor and yet remained one of the most humble and kind individuals i have ever met. about delivery delay is causing american airlines to suspend a route. the company says it's philadelphia to madrid route will be suspended for a few weeks in may and june as it awaits a delivery of boeing 7 87 dreamliners. the airline says the flights are being cut now in order to help customers make new travel plans. the airline faced more extensive dreamliner delay in 2022 due to manufacturing

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