that means nvidia isn't just a hardware and comp -- a hardware company. it's a software company. these are tracking developers and they have to partner with other developers and company similar to openai. with openai being the biggest its forgone they have to partner with them in some capacity, similar to apple. sonali: given you have invested in x ai, drop me a map of where different companies will play in this ecosystem. right now --arjun: right now we are talking about lom's, foundational models. in the past you built the foundation, the infrastructure. the next slayer of application companies being built. those are the next one trillion dollar companies. openai is one that foundational. x ai could be another one that's foundational. anthropic is foundational. they are supporting the next level of investors. look at what companies are doing today similar to what a lot of venture firms are trying to figure out, how do you leverage ai to be more efficient, save on cost, or increase revenue? today what you see with openai is every single company in our portfolio is leveraging the

i love my hardware store. >> it's just burned a hole in our heart. he's been with us.got to be with him. >>> then 150 hotel workers in oakland without a job tonight as the final guests at the airport hilton check out. >>> and the bay area shook during the biggest quake since loma prieta. we'll visit the people of napa's magnitude 6 as we look back a decade later. >> good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. >>> after more than four decades in business, a staple of san francisco's parkside neighborhood went up in smoke today. >> this was the scene neighbors woke up to this morning, fire trucks battling the fire. not much could be saved, but it could rise from the ashes. >> reporter: the owner of great wall hardware, albert chou, tells me there's more than 22,000 items inside his store either damaged or destroyed. damage assessments are still ongoing, but great wall hardware is hoping to stay where it's been for the past 41 years. >> i love my town. i love my district. i love my hardware store. >> reporter: those are things albert chou is certain about as he

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a hardware store is different.usually problem and need a solution and looking for you to navigate them through that offer them products that help them get to where they need to go. the people are great.is neighbo. there is different etnisties and cultures here. together and get along fine and i like about this neighborhood t. is nice place to be. it is near the beach and beautiful and near the zoom and park and stern grove. great schools and parks. what's twl not to like? i am always looks around the corner the next thing to and crank it up more and make it safer and more enjoyable. bringing in new businesses. or great wall hardware, open 7 days a ek, nday-friday 8 to 6, saturday is 10 to 6 and sun 10 to 3. >> ever wonder about progra ci make san francisco place to work and will we bring shine to therograms and the people making them happen join us inside that edition of what's next sf sprech of market 6th is having a cinderella movemeh the office of economic workforce development is it's fairy godmother telegraph

were the instructions clear that hardware had to be in place? that it needed to meet certain specifications? mr. grabon: i would say it's a combination of both. there was a lot of clarity added to the inspections to look at very specific locations. as opposed to looking at the job in totality. so, i would say it is a combination of missed inspections by the inspector as well as additional clarification that was needed through the inspection process. chair homendy: what is in place now to address that? mr. grabon: the inspections are very detailed now in regards to the added additional inspections that are now incorporated into the spirit inspection process. so, there are validation steps throughout the installation, the pre-reg, and the final closure of the door. everything found through that process that was needed to be added into the inspection process is now documented at spirit. chair homendy: and, boeing is there now to ensure our the adequacy of the inspections before it leaves to go to renton, correct? but was not before? >> correct. esp

plus, a fire at a hardware store sent one person to the hospital. kron four's. sara stinson is speaking to the owner tonight. he says his parents who live upstairs are now displaced and a student at san jose state found dead at the school's newest dorm building. we have reaction from students and much more coming up tonight on kron for news at 10 11 o'clock. we hope to see you there. back to you. >> thanks, noelle. today is national dog day. and that also happens to me. the results are in for a special canine competition. we're following parties journey. it's a local food. each barney will be back right after this. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> san jose native taylor averill made

. >> at a san francisco hardware store, happened early yesterday morning at the great wall hardware on terrible street in the sunset district owner albert chao says that his parents lived on the top floor of the store and they don't have a home. san francisco supervisor, joel and cardio posting these photos on social media today calling great wall hardware, a beloved and essential small business. no word yet on how the fire started. but the owners say that they're working to rebuild supervisor in cardio arriving. in part, we are grateful that albert, his family, tenants and employees are all okay. my office will do everything we can to assist albert in reopening his torso. great wall hardware can continue serving the sunset community. if you'd like to help support the child family in rebuilding hardware store, there's a gofundme page set up. the woman and burning man has died according to the sheriff's office in charge of nevada's black rock desert. they were notified late yesterday morning. >> about the woman who was unresponsive. she's identified now as 39 year-old kendra frazier and

he can't handle fixing. >> i think great wall hardware is going to be back. i just got a lot of work in front of me. that's all. >> fire department is now saying the cause of that fire is still under investigation. the good news is, chao's mom is out of the hospital. for now, she and her two neighbors will be staying with family members. >> mike and joey. for the customers out there, how long is it going to be here before the store is actually able to reopen? >> well, chao says the building is still in good shape structurally, so that helps out. but he's planning to reopen as soon as possible. he says he doesn't know how long it's going to take, though, to clean up the mess. there is a gofundme campaign, though, to help him out. >> yeah, already more than $10,000 raised. good to see the community helping there. joey horta live tonight in studio. joey, thank you. >> police are investigating a woman's death isan se's and darling neighborhood after responding to a welfare check around 4:20 pice arrived at north 23rd street near barbara way, where they found a wo

speaking of, coming up alphabet is set to unveil new hardware today.the new chip -- new tech change sentiment? we will break it all down next with ed ludlow. ♪ scarlet: this isscarlet: "bloomberg markets." in a few moments alphabet is expected to begin a highly anticipated hardware event with the new product unveil likely to focus on ai and investors are hoping it might slow down the selloff that has erased 360 billion in market value from the company in the past month. here with more on what to expect is ed ludlow. we are talking about the google pixel phones that some people have but most people don't necessarily have. these are not big revenue drivers for google and alphabet. they feel like a rounding error in terms of contribution to bottom line. ed: absolutely. looking at the last four quarters, it doesn't even really register in the roadmap of revenue. the ai story is very simple. consumers around the world are trying to work out how to use ai and manifest itself in the real world. what we are expecting is new generations of hardware, but also fo

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we are now in the museum of the hardware plant, which means hardware, hardware products and nails, including probably, even first of all, our enterprise was founded as a wire and nail plant. brothers rick plant in 1912. the brothers decided to create a completely new production. at that time, the northwestern edge of the russian empire had no analogues of such factories. the brothers took a significant risk, they mortgaged half of their property, took out loans and created a wire and nail factory. at first, of course, nails and wire. everything we produced was two types of products, two directions in types of products. but at the same time, the machines were already automated, later, after the wars of the great patriotic war, modernization began, new production appeared, now we have 11 workshops from two, now this is the largest enterprise in belarus for such production of products, well, let's maybe move on to the museum itself, and i have a question about how the idea came about - to create it, the time of the centennial anniversary approached and it was necessary to somehow mark the centu

i think great wall hardware is going to be back. yeah. chiles says the family has owned the store since 1983. it's one of the city's legacy businesses. i'm also the president of the people of parkside sunset, which is the taraval merchants association. he says merchants and community members have come out to support, so he doesn't feel like he's taking on this challenge alone. i was horrifie, absolutely horrified. it's such a blow and he's such a good guy, and he does so much for the community. and i knew his mom was living here, so i was i was very nervous, but i'm so happy to hear that she's okay. the fire is under investigation, determining the cause of fire can take weeks or months, but our fire investigators were called in very early and they are making that determination. christie smith, nbc bay area news. take a look at this video just into our newsroom. a chaotic scene near oakland's lake merritt. large group of motorcyclists taking over the streets. this happened about two hours ago near perkins and grand. you can hear the sirens

should they back away from the hardware or do they need to re-up some of the marketing around the hardwarehich for many there up into many recalls. shweta: it's a very tough challenge. there hardware is premium quality or premium priced its why they are going through with the rental as well as the new dust the refurbished. we think they should focus more on the app subscription piece even if the churn is higher just because of the margin profile. if the apple product experience is very good and superior to everything else in the market even if it is a crowded market they could gain share and show some real margin expansion while they deliver product expansion whether it's in international markets or in north america. the other question with hardware is is there any way they can bring their prices down for hardware whether it is through supply chain changes or product innovation or technology innovation to drive greater adoption. an average consumer it could be prohibitive. >> there in lies the issue is suddenly it was a luxury one. the ceo you're expecting that anytime soon? >> yes, they a

great wall hardware. but now he's the one having to rebuild after a fire over the weekend, nearly destroyed it. but it doesn't look good in the front. >> 3rd of the store's toast for sure. >> total loss for sure. just before 4 sunday morning chao says he got a call from his security company about a possible burglary at the store on terrible street. he rushed over and found the building up in flames. and there's like 6 fire trucks. est really putting out a fire amid the chaos child frantically searched for his 81 year-old mother who lives above the store. one firefighter as they are. >> you're looking for your money or the owner of the building as a yes and goes, oh, she's right over here off a >> his mom was taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. she's now recovering. chao says his mom and dad opened the hardware store in the inner sunset. >> in 1983 and now the community is rallying behind the child's family. i had everybody from the mayor on down. >> calling me reaching out, offering

hardware and facilities can be a boon.i would like to offer my thanks to the ministry of sports , former minister mr. hashemi, and the dignitaries of the financial world for taking over the leadership of the ministry, because in terms of our hardware, the federation of the blind we are the trustees of 8 active sports fields, but unfortunately , we have no facilities, no service, we have no stadium , no hall, we always had problems in holding our camps. the position you have is in the office space for the company, which has four rooms. it is a leased state , the federation has it, so let's correspond. in the past, when we were in azadi university, a piece of land was given to the federation . mr. mazloumi also tried very hard to get this done. thank you very much, mr. azizi. let's quickly call back to paris behind our communication line, mr. kobayazadeh, the respected president of palestine , there are veterans and able-bodied. hello, mr. kobad , if you can hear my voice, in the name of god , the most merciful, veterans and

now we're missing a hardware store. >> definitely picked up some odds and ends there. had my keys cut, but now i guess we can really just come downtown for breakfast. >> signs posted on the store windows now say everything is 50% off. >> a san francisco mayoral candidate, aaron peskin, is pushing a new plan to build more affordable housing for essential city workers. peskin who is the president of the board of supervisors, will be holding a news conference tomorrow to highlight new financing tools passed by supervisors last mont. he says they can kick start projects aimed at middle income and workforce housing, while helping the city solve its staffing issues. peskin will be joined by labor leaders and housing advocates. >> used to come at night, they come at all hours. >> now more than a dozen burglaries in less than a month as a southern california community on edge coming up in tonight's west coast rap, what some homeowners are now turning to prevent becoming a victim. >> also, a rideshare trip in the bay area turned into a complete nightmare for one mother. how she

we are now in the museum of the hardware plant, which means hardware, hardware products and nails, including and probably even. first of all, our enterprise was founded as a wire and nail plant of the prik brothers in 1912. the brothers decided to create a completely new production. at that time, the northwestern edge of the russian empire had no analogues of such factories. the brothers took a significant risk, they mortgaged half of their property, took out loans and created a wire nail factory. at first, of course, nails and wire, everything that we... produced, these were two types of products, two directions in types of products, but at the same time the machines were already automated, later, after the great patriotic war, modernization began, new production appeared, now we have from two workshops became 11, now it is the largest enterprise in belarus for such production. well, let's, maybe we'll move on to the most... to create it? the moment of the centenary anniversary approached, and it was necessary to somehow celebrate the century-old history of our enterprise, an interesting hi

new hardware.but it's definitely a computational for design. and this can can greatly speed up the prototyping and the testing of new products. speaking of hardware, how far are we a hardware wise from the robot in the movie ex machina or the robots in the movie and recency is westworld. we are quite far. in fact, i, i highlighted that we need better bodies and better brains. and there are that we have so many limitation with the current bodies that we are building. we are beginning to explore this notion of, of a soft more natural looking body. but but on one hand, you can make them very soft and limp. and so then there's the question of how do we get the strength and the compliance and and i've shared some of some some very recent ideas, some very recent thinking along those lines. but we have a long way to go until we we can get the ideas, the mechanisms that can be packaged in a in an extraordinary way in in ways that are much more human, like or nature like. that's reassuring. thank you, danie

we are now in the museum of the hardware plant, which means hardware, hardware products and nails, including, probably, even first of all, our enterprise was founded as a wire and nail plant of the rick brothers in 1912. the brothers decided to create a completely new production. at that time , the northwestern edge of the russian empire had no analogue. there was something, they decided, as one of events to prepare for the centenary, to create a museum in one of the old factory buildings. when creating the museum, they decided to combine history and modernity, that is, the museum itself was located in an old building, the arched windows in the style of the early 20th century were preserved, and the exhibition was made in a modern manner, thereby showing that the enterprise, despite its age, keeps up with the times and uses the latest technology. i would like to draw your attention, first to the first showcase, there is only history here, something that we no longer have, i i understand, this is where it all started, yes, yes, these are horseshoe nails, even a little rusty, here are the firs

it is a deterrence a challenge not in any sort of hardware sense of the word. here it is convincing putin not to undertake aggression convincing russia that our deterrence posture and nato remains incredible and strong. it's not any individual capabilities that changes that. >> okay. sticking with nato for another question. we have a question from hans christiansen the question is concerning the statement the new nato plans are paralleled by efforts for nuclear forces does that mean there are now standing nuclear plant in europe? or are they at a lower level of readiness? oxygen i went into the details of the planning efforts of nato. the ministers and the mpg have tasked nato to think again about nuclear planning and they've made a lot of progress. and to the point about coherence they need to speak to the conventional plans as well. the most likely employment of russian nuclear weapons in my view would be either in an intense conventional conflict will long duration conflict the risk of employment as we have seen in ukraine ebbs and flows. support spikes and

, for example like missiles and drones and other military hardware is something that it is a right that

the smoke went into apartments above the hardware store.ed three residents out of their homes, including the mother of the owner of the hardware store, who was taken to the hospital and treated for smoke inhalation. >> up around 4 a.m. to use the bathroom and i heard an explosion really loud. just boom. >> thinking about what it looks like every morning when i come in and i open the store. so now it's just now, i don't know. looks like a train wreck in there. >> now the hardware store owner estimates damage at a quarter million dollars, but he's also a contractor, and he believes he can rebuild. >> volunteers are fighting climate change and discovering how the temperatures are impacting neighborhoods in the south bay. they're driving through the cities of palo alto, east palo alto and menlo park to create a heat map of the bay area. the goal is to identify areas that might not have access to cooling centers or green spaces. volunteers say they hope city leaders will use the data to implement cooling solutions in areas that need it most. >>

so great wall hardware can continue serving the sunset community. and if you want to support the child families so they can rebuild this hardware store. there's gofundme that set up. we're looking at it live here on the screen right now. and the san francisco part apartment had to force entry into an apartment this morning because of a fire. this happened in the soma neighborhood near fulsome and 6th. one person had to be rescued through a window. firefighters say a sprinkler contained the fire to just one room. the cause of the fire is under investigation. all right. as we kick off the week, we're looking at the fog making a comeback here across the golden gate bridge. we have. >> cuyler back in the weather center with this afternoon to talk what's going on this week. it's going to be warm. hey there. yeah, we've got a warm run monday tuesday, wednesday. then we're going to cool it down again as we head towards the weekend and then warming up again. >> as we get into our labor day week. so starting on monday. but today, blue skies, beautiful out th

credible deterrence, hardware and software continues to assure our allies that relying on the u.s. for nuclear deterrence is the best approach for security. their security and hours. at the beginning of the administration we laid a balanced approach to defending national security interests and reducing nuclear risk. the context has changed. we were hopeful our adversaries would join us to reduce nuclear dangers. we were and are prepared to meet the new reality while adhering to our principles as a responsible nuclear power. we remain committed to risk reduction measures with our nuclear armed competitors. share circumstances permit and responsible partners emerge. we are dedicated to preserving the nuclear nonproliferation regime and reaffirm our commitment to the treaty. we will uphold the global norm against nuclear explosive testing and support the entry into force of the conference of test ban treaty. but make no mistake, cuts by the u.s. are not effective to reduce nuclear risk. we should persuade adversaries that managing revelry to arms control is preferable to unrestrained

it is in the form of a hardware and software fabric and can meet many of his needs cover the fleet in the field of mobile transport and smart activity. the fleets that this product can cover are from the smallest fleet of electric scooters, electric bicycles to passenger cars and trucks, and according to the needs that came to us from the market and the studies we had , we decided to produce such a product. to do and develop, the main characteristic of our manager is that it is a fabric and in the form of hardware and software, that is, the hard part as well. we developed our own software. we produced four models of hardware products according to the needs that exist in the country development software system. we gave it to be able to meet the local needs of the country. the product is developed natively and solve the need of fleet monitoring to a great extent. for example, the section of electric scooters or electric bicycles or electric motors that are available in a shared form can be seen in different cities, they have their own voltage level requirements and so on. which should b

he says, "well, now iran wants to hit me before it hits me in the hardware dimension. now we have failed in the software aspect, now we are paying for ben graven airport, now max is filling up, there is no one else, 73 72 flights have been canceled so far, as the famous saying goes. unless this war continues until the war is present in the region that there is no war. thirdly , maybe i can be saved, because i am not saying that tomorrow, the day after the war, he will go to prison , but he will definitely face a very complicated and uncertain future in netanyahu's political life. europeans and americans are pushing their semi-hardware into iran sir, something has happened, please forgive me. we will solve the verbal case for you and we will remove the sanctions . hazrat agha gave his order. mr. abdul malik al-housi spoke recently and said, "you can be sure that we will definitely hit hezbollah . it is not a coincidence that the underground city is coming, but it shows that this is the continuation of the same software and semi- hardware war. it is definitely costing so

the tech giant is set to debut new hardware and software.rs are hoping the introduction of new ai features to the pixel phones could help stop what has been a massive selloff. it has wiped out 360 billion dollars in value in one month. ed: this is worth talking about and thinking about what we can expect from the event. we have this pie chart, and it tells the story of where the pixel, or handset sales, sit within the bigger picture over the last four quarters. wrinkly, the answer is, they are a small percentage of revenue. why is success with the pixel important? >> it really has to showcase the software. the hardware doesn't matter, because most of the phones in the world are android phones at the end of the day. if google can showcase what gemini can do, it changes the the narrative -- the narrative for high-end samsung phones. this is something that apple has to deal with next month. caroline: what is interesting is the fact that that tie up between openai and apple is delayed. and how much, therefore, how much of a boon to google is it

credible deterrence, hardware and software continues to assure allies that relying on the u.s. for nuclear deterrence is the best approach for security. at the beginning of the administration we laid a balanced approach to defending national security interests and reducing risk. the context has changed. we were hopeful our adversaries would join us to reduce nuclear dangers. we remain committed to risk reduction measures with our nuclear armed competitors. we are dedicated to preserving the nuclear nonproliferation regime and reaffirm our commitment to the treaty. make no mistake, cuts by the u.s. are not effective to reduce nuclear risk. we should persuade adversaries against unrestrained nuclear competition. our competitors have sometimes chosen conflict over cooperation. we are entering a dangerous era that demands we adapt. it is our responsibility to see the world as it is, not as we wished it would be. it is possible we will one day look back and see the quarter century after the cold war as the nuclear intermission. today's unfolding second act is one in which russia see

i am in the field of hardware, which of course must be a series of scientific ones and the design and such should take place in the field of hardware , which is much more complicated, but at least we can develop the software. now, they call it an engine, in fact , we can produce our own intelligence. how far are we now, that is, because they brought up this issue in this way. in my opinion , it was very accurately stated that if one day a club and an organization like what exists in energy will happen , those who have access will be members and those who don't will come later. not as exploited as someone who himself he has something to say, he is on the edge of his knowledge. it makes you wonder how far we are so that if one day that organization is formed, they will really accept iran as one of the member countries easily. we are far away now in artificial intelligence, because artificial intelligence itself is a phenomenon whose growth has not taken much time. years ago, this university was taught, but what was focused on was heavy investment so that a leap would happen , we are sti

renton without these types of hardware missing, or lose hardware, or other sorts of defects, what is your confidence in what you are receiving, boeing? mr. ackerman: we have seen, as we put inspections in place, significant improvements in our rework hours in our rented factory. we are seeing a very positive effect from the inspections. chair homendy: 100%, no problems, not worried? mr. ackerman: we will always strive to make sure we have a robust system and any risk we see we will take immediate action to address. chair homendy: spirit? mr. george: no matter how many defects spirit and boeing find in wichita, there will be a number that make it to renton. that's just a statement of fact. on average may be 9%. the defects are not -- i will say, you can never call a defect minimal, but the defects being founded now in rented aren't significant structural defects. mainly fastener head height. it may be seen and things like that. when ever there is a human inspecting an airplane or anything else there will b level that you won't get a 100 percent perfect airplane out the door. >> are yo

will western hardware, tanks and so on, british tanks, american tanks be used in this?s clearly a sophisticated operation. intelligence was involved number one and secondly the ukrainians do want to send a message back to the capitals. berlin, paris, london, washington that they are good fighters and they can use western support very effectively. let's be honest. it has not gone well for them on the front lines. they really leveraged the element of surprise. they spotted a vulnerability and they went for it. again, it is mind boggling how little internal security there is in these border regions. i was reading the ukrainian military telegram channels. they basically described the incursion as a walthrough the park. they encountered russian soldiers drinking coffee and taking it easy. one last point. there is no visible resistance here either from the russian troops or from the general population. that might tell you something as well. >>>> what to the ukrainians do now? do they stick or twist? do they push further order they hold onto the territory they have got? >> mil

software is also an integral part of this whole experience uh because without the software this hardware is useless and uh thankfully the company has been able to uh domestic domesticate the software as well so when it comes to servicing maintenance of the machine uh the know how to be able to run it back up is also within the company so they can provide unparalleled uh aftermarket service to their products as well as providing ah maintenance services for uh the older foreign made models that are still being used in number of factories uh with that said now it's time to take a look at what went on behind the scene uh at the inception of this project like what was the kind of need that the uh founders of this company were thinking about uh that made them start this project comparison of different roboticar models in the world of a industrial automation, robotic arms are indispensable tools each designed to excel in a specific tasks. let's explore and compare some of the most common types of robotic arms. first, the articulated robot, featuring multiple rotary joints. these robots offer ex

store happened early sunday morning at great wall hardware. that's on tara. wall street in the sunset district owner albert chao says that his parents lived on the top floor of the store. >> and they are now displaced and no injuries were reported >> francisco supervisor joel and cardio posting these pictures on social media today calling great wall hardware, a beloved, an essential small business. not clear how the fire began, but the owners say that they are working to rebuild supervisor and cardio right in part, we are grateful that albert, his family, tenants and employees are okay. my office will do everything we can to assist albert and reopening his store. so great wall hardware can continue serving the sunset community. if you'd like to support the child family in rebuilding the hardware store is a gofundme page set up. you can donate on this website. >> the san francisco fire department had to force entry into an apartment because of a fire happened on the 1000 block of fulsome. a person had to be rescued through a window in a nearby

we are going in later to talk about the pixel event, the hardware gain from google. is that a part of the story? not really clear. it is a bid -- big headline where the nuance is important. caroline: yesterday the department of justice, from what we were understanding, they are considering a bid to break up google violent -- following the land park ruling that it monopolize the online search market. we have been getting scoop after scoop from washington, d.c.. how likely and realistic is that we go back to two decades ago the microsoft fight? >> the justice department is considering recommending a breakup. they have a couple of options to see if they could require that google selloff the android operating system, the hardware you guys were talking about. the chrome internet or adworks. it will be up to the judge because he gets to choose the remedy. they did propose raking up microsoft back in the day and the courts did not go for it. instead microsoft ended up in under a consent degree that went on for 10 years. that is what they are mulling, should they propose a b

these companies, we know make phones and lots of hardware devices. google world famous for search, but they still have a lot of products and they rolled out even more of them today. you've got tablets, you've got watches, certainly phones, thermostats. remember they bought nest some years ago. and really what they want to do is take all of these products and you'd think, it's google. they just want you to buy them. they're going to sell them really cheap. and then you put the advertising on it. but what they actually do is charge premium prices and they want ai on it. so that these are now devices where you've got machine learning. it's really interesting to think of google as a major hardware player, but today they really stepped up and made that move and they're really trying to step up. they're really trying to get a lot of people's attention. and that's why they brought out a couple celebrities for today's festivities who they bring out. they did. it was great. you know, you got to love these things. if you attend a million of these, as i do. kek