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things investors out of think about right now on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, teresa and jacobshine. an exciting week of the markets, we started with the deepseek scare, nvidia gets hammered a.i. stocks fall for the last-minute tariff scare on friday had investors start selling. it was a down week the s&p 500 finished at 1%, if you told me all this is going to happen in the a.i. trade will blow up in nvidia which is the most important stock or at least i thought it was probably the biggest company of s&p 500 a week or two ago and was going to get hammered we would have tariffs on top of the i thought the market would be done a lot more than it was, 1% that is great it wasn't all about nvidia antero suite a lot of good things we had earnings from apple and meta which are great and that offset a disappointment with a lot of other sectors to pick things up in the dow finished up 0.3% but healthcare was strong in consumer staples and financials as well. >> it's starting to look like it's not a stock market is a market of stocks, the equal weight of s&p 500 is a true gauge of the av

sarah jacobs, sidney dove, and robert garcia. all right.of time talking about musk and trump. let's talk about the democrats. let's have a listen to house minority leader hakeem jeffries, leader of the democrats in the house. what he had to say when asked about the upcoming march 14th. funding deadline. >> are democrats. >> ready to. >> withhold votes on. >> the government spending bill or the debt ceiling. over the. doge and elon efforts? >> we are. working hard to achieve. >> a bipartisan. >> spending agreement. >> in. >> advance of. >> march 14th. >> so are you guys ready to withhold. >> votes on doge and elon. >> if they're not. transparent about. >> their activities? we're very. >> hopeful that we can reach a bipartisan spending. >> agreement with our. >> republican colleagues. >> by march 14th. so at this point in. >> time, you're not willing to say democrats will. >> withhold votes. >> over. >> this issue? same answer. >> okay. >> i've been around this town long enough to, i think, kind of understand what's happening here. but congre

congresswoman jacobs, last, since you're actually sitting here. congressman garcia, what are you hearing from your constituents these last three weeks? >> well, people are mad. they are off, and they understand and realize that right now, elon musk is essentially the president of the united states, bestowed with all of these powers by donald trump. jonathan, i just left a rally right now with a bunch of teachers from my community who are demanding that elon musk immediately, you know, essentially desist and stop his attack on the department of education. what you're seeing right now is this richest person on the planet and his team of cronies, by the way, out there trying to dismantle our government and our institutions. and what we're hearing from democrats on the ground, from constituents on the ground, is that they are angry, and they want to make. >> sure that us in. >> congress are matching. >> that energy. >> and matching that anger. and we as a congress have got to go out there and fight like hell. >> congresswoman kim lager dove, are you h

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we're back with jacob, john and basil. jacob, what's been going on this week?cal jurisdictions commit to these so-called sanctuary policies is because, according to local law enforcement, if you talk to the police chief here in la, for instance, they will tell you that they make the city safer, not more dangerous. this is a city, los angeles, that is a quote unquote majority minority. i don't love that term. but but the latinos are the demographic majority in the city of los angeles. there are a fair number of undocumented folks who live here, who go to the schools here, who work in workplaces here. and when just your immigration status would become or if it would become a crime in the eyes of local law enforcement, not only are, as you just reported, their children afraid to go to school, people afraid to go to work. but but people in those communities are less likely to report crimes, violent crimes, predatory crimes, you name it. and so when the federal government says that this is an obstruction of federal immigration laws, there's this very specific reason

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>> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, jacob, what did you write? >> okay, that was -- >> crotch!ifferent words though. >> together: two different words. >> steve: let me see crotch or groin. [ negative chime ] oh, wow! >> what? >> steve: tanner, your guess? >> uh, i'm gonna say butt. >> steve: butt! >> oh! >> steve: let's see buttocks! [ drumroll ] [ chime ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: all right, you got that. >> crotch? >> steve: okay, mary, we're gonna go to you. worst place to get an itch -- that we can say on network television. [ light laughter ] >> haven't we already gone past that? i would like say, like, upper back. like back -- somewhere you can't reach. >> oh. >> steve: okay, let's see. >> yeah, yeah, that's a a great -- >> steve: let's see upper back. [ chime ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: whoa! >> steve: okay, gianni, it's up to you. >> okay. all right, yes. i'm going to say the eye, because you don't want to go scratching around in your cornea. it's bad. >> steve: that's true. >> okay. [ light laughter ] >> steve: might go blind. >> you think the reaso

jacob soboroff joins us with that part of the story.what is happening with firefighters and what's at stake in the short and long term? >> reporter: yeah, essentially the hiring of federal firefighters is paused at this moment. a lot of people might say i didn't know there were federal firefighters. turns out they were critical to the response here in the los angeles area in the wake of what governor newsom said was the most devastating wildfire, biggest one by cost in the history of the united states. you have firefighters from the bureau of land management, the national forest service. 15 to 20,000 in any given year. many are career officials, but more are temporary workers, seasonal workers. it requires a lengthy on boarding process because of the federal background check system. any delay in the hiring of federal firefighters who literally in some cases save neighborhoods in the eaton fire zone can jeopardize the next fire season and the fire coverage these firefighters will be able to provide. i'm specifically talking here about th

so, peter, give us some more background on neil jacobs.had that role, of course, in the sharpiegate scandal. >> right. >> well, during the hurricane, dorian, the president at the time, trump predicted that it might hit. >> alabama and a local meteorologist working for noaa. in alabama put out a tweet saying. >> no, don't worry about it. it's not going to hit alabama. >> just trying to. >> do his job. try not to panic. >> the public. >> but trump took that very badly, very offended that anybody would dare to contradict him. and he held up the map that you're seeing there. and you can see on the left side of that map. >> a dark. >> black line around the, you know. >> the possible path. >> of the hurricane showing it. possibly hitting in alabama. that line. >> was. >> drawn with a sharpie by the president, not by scientists who were predicting. its actual. >> path because he was trying. >> to demonstrate. >> that he was right and the scientists were wrong. and neil jacobs, who was then the acting head of noaa, backed him up, put out a stateme

the un has been present, been but the r c for jacobs. but the piece of the peacekeeping meet the soho peacekeeping mission, when the school has been there for about 20 years more than 25 years. and they have achieved nothing, but it is me. see, there was suppose to this problem, the s b large and other ethnic condition and the dear see they never did so. so we find ourselves in a situation where we send the receipt, which is right along the border. it's all dangerous. nobody's ever been. so the un, so if they want to be useful for this situation, they fall festival have to show that they understand what the problem is and then backed up in the right way to eliminate these the security threats and to protect the community that we send to you are see that having persecuted systematically for years and years and ensure that the governments of pure sea cope the government of the receipts to take charge of governance, the security of the country. and to ensure that the people are safe from discrimination and persecution of that's the way to t

share jacobs and i and others decided we would create our first ever coordinated campaign where we would coordinate the federal and state actions in our state. most importantly we started two years in advance. we were out in the community, the black community, the hispanic community, the aapi community and on college campuses. we registered every college campus in the five battleground areas we needed to flip. over the course of the two years we had 40 offices, over 100 full-time staff and 50 part-time staff. we made over 1.7 million doorknobs and 5 million phone calls -- 1.7 million door knocks and 5 million phone calls. we won five out of seven. this is the kind of work i intended to do for the senate. the senate map is exclusively made out of these kind of battleground districts. i am confident we know what it takes to do well. unlike in past years, republicans have significantly more senate seats in this cycle. they have 22 seats up, we only have 13 seats up. our first priority is who are the senate candidates who will need our help to protect our incumbents? the number one race will

huge ces tech show to get a glimpse of the future. a figure that surprised analysts and highlighted jacob bourne is technology analyst at emarketer i mean, looking at the cloud and the search results i think we're looking at broader cloud market trends versus google�*s ai strategy in the cloud. among cloud customers away from the public cloud in general to on—premises infrastructure, and that's security in this ai era, as well as to just cut costs. and so... aside to invest in al just this year. that's quite an eye—watering sum. for this type of spending. generative ai is a success story, and that success story which is inevitably going to require advanced compute power, which means that money is going to get spent. on the part of alphabet and other tech giants, and i think it's going to reap the rewards down the road. we must mention that google, of course, is in the crosshairs we've talked about china looking into google, it faces being broken up. yeah, i mean, ithink alphabet...is feeling regulations, and i think a lot of it is just in response you know, antitrust probe into google�*s

you can go my this week. electricity has been restored trucks and jacobs. caring. good upcoming was from runs. uh and from the northern ira. yeah. and the comptroller to be coming to the, to, to, to supply the shops in market at the congo river. i in trouble coordination that b, m, 23 has a point. can you go from there just to the and the holding a meeting today at this stage? i mean go my, yesterday they were calling in the street for the population to attend. however, the, my, if you need be getting morning, the pricing here was extremely by 11. and that's 3 for work points into 'cause, fire, damage to thing and most see what the scale of the you've been getting home. is it emerging from the hospital for the fact with the injured? the red cross had surgery the menu for the that's for phone in the 3 d u n. okay, for the call, the nation of humanitarian upstairs. it's community to yesterday that f e t 2800 people so that sold years and civilian has died didn't go my during these fighting. and the rebels have also announced a union that can ceasefire during the week

joining us now, nbc news national political correspondent jacob soboroff.and hiring at risk in the middle of a fire season? it's ongoing now in california, and right after just one of the biggest disasters this country has ever seen. >> yeah, you nailed the key. >> question, katie. that's the same question that people inside the bureau of land management. inside the us forest service and the national park service are all asking about this freeze and why, despite the executive order saying that public safety would be exempt, that firefighters. >> are not being onboarded right now. you know. >> when. >> remember when you and i. >> were in the palisades up at the high part of the palisades highlands? we're actually talking to joy reid. a green fire truck drove by, and that was the u.s. forest service. they had come as basically reinforcement in the mutual aid effort to help the los angeles city and the los angeles county fire department and all the other local jurisdictions. and those firefighters are key to fighting. >> huge. >> massive fires, not just on fed

here is minneapolis mayor jacob frye. >> i want to speak directly to people who are undocumented. you, we will stand up for you, and we would do anything in our power to help. because you are not an alien in our city you are a neighbor. police officers will not be cooperating with federal law enforcement around federal immigration law. we enforce state and local laws here. that's for cooperation with i.c.e. the answer is no. >> greg: we have to stop electing theatre kids to government. that guy should be hosting blue's clues. [applause] so now whether this finding freeze works or not at least america is finally seeing the grift at work. trump does that again he pulls that curtain back and you start to understand how we got to this place. it is so ugly would thank you are watching "the view". let's welcome tonight's guests! >> hear he is! >> greg: his act puts more people to sleep than bill cosby, actor, writer, canadian jamie lissow! he once checked my prostate over resume, host of asked -- ask dr. drew dr. drew pinsky! at the jim she does atlas shrugged it, york times best-sellin

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media from excel in india, and utility has ignored kohls by the government of bangladesh to extradite jacob st . and she is accused of ordering extra judicial killings and the disappearance of political opponents. during last year, student protests in the corner which is sitting in the length of new delay in the is handmade and shaken scene that has started a new conspiracy against bung with dish. she took the initiative to appear before the media and the response to that. we're breaking and tearing down his family's house just when you say, lynn has been memorizing the signing of the countries founding documents. the annual lights on the day celebrations included a towing service marking the day in $1840.00 when the treaty was signed by the british crown. and body chiefs protest has turned the backs on government ministers denouncing policies seen as rolling back contingent as rods. prime minister chris of election was criticized for failing to attend the main ceremony at the time when race relations are on the growing strain or the use climate models. this is last month was the hold us ja

how many the jacobs is a 3rd generation and a family living in this home and woke up? she says the demand for housing and a prime location means higher property values, but with it comes on affordable rates and taxes. some people cannot afford to stay in the bulk of the houses and local civic association degrees. the cost of living in central areas like this has increased and of course it's coming into book up. we can see more than more people buying the properties up and hiring it out for sure to somebody. but they said negative and is a part of the negative? is it breaks up the community expect. and the other thing is the type of thing. so by the end of last year, there were more than $23000.00 listings on short term leasing side a, b, and b a, b and b says it's research shows that short term rentals of not produce the availability of a longer term rentals in the city. the digital no matter the things that is for people to and more than $40000.00 us dollars a year, such as are at the say, those people tend to look for accommodation in more up market areas like this o

the as a business own, i always advise you don't have to, jacob will buy in a couple of the i use what i said we're sending. so what time and see what i'm a size would be my student method and be added by on with go in and he's always been, it's been an off and pick it up and move on to that. oh, we just have to get a shuttle bottle. then i see i just picked them the dot info thing, the guy. okay. go ahead and plug the file it didn't? jagger didn't change. i. uh the a lot of extent as at the moment is very strange. i was this news if we can actually pin it down and say this is sheila content. even though in, you know, confusion is it, does it define is an open economy like to, to columbia, which is competitive. but i've seen the informative economy is the one actually running the country that actually understanding our economy buttons better than that if you show a lot of them, you know, or the normal way we classify the point of me and the other one, making this community to be stable, they feed from a close from it, they would split from and they take medication from it normally is a

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. >> jacob republican. >> hello and good morning. >> my question was to bring attention to what i feel is a problem in our public school systems is cell as an acronym and k k cell. i listen to a long discourse by james lindsay who was speaking about the marks of the acacian of education. and instead of basic academics they are being taught how to become essentially activists and activism. and it's concerning to me and i was curious if you had any more information on that subject. >> so i believe you're referring to scl or social emotional learning which is a set of practices that have grown in k-12 schools that advocates say are designed to help students manage their emotions and behavior. and that conservative critics say are a distraction from regular academics reading, writing and arithmetic. i would have to look at the particular examples that you referred to to really focus on that. host: daniel in pennsylvania, a democrat line. caller: i want your guest to address lobbying efforts and soft moaning the goes into public schools. and in addition to your past guest about farming and

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back to you. >> yeah, without a doubt, jacob. thanks for that. so, sam, firefighters. and then we're also learning that people in poor and rural areas are losing access to health care. nbc news is reporting that a nonprofit mental health program for teen girls in west virginia had to turn to private donors to help cover expenses. a network of health centers in rural mississippi is facing a deficit of half $1 million. they may have to scale back services, and worth noting these are states trump won, run by republican governors, run by republican lawmakers. and so it does raise the question is there a red line for them when this starts hitting their constituents this way? >> yes there is. we haven't reached it yet. but i talked, for instance, to the national head start association. that's basically pre-k for people who need it financially. and they said there's something close to like 280 instances where people chapters were having trouble getting their funding. you combine that with community health centers. you combine that potentially with food assistance, and eventua

neil jacobs was later rebuked by his own agency for his role in the fiasco. >>> turning to the tragic mid-air collision in d.c. crews have recovered all 67 victims and identified all but one. the recovery team pulled parts of the plane's cockpit, fuselage and tail from the potomac. and the ntsb has confirmed that radar data and the black box have confirmed that the helicopter was flying at about 300 feet during the collision, higher than it was supposed to. >>> now to a possible break in the case of the break-ins at the homes of top athletes. two men were arrested for selling items they knew were stolenen. three sources familiar with the matter say one of the cases might involve joe burrow's home. >>> we've got 97 million people included in these as we gear up for rain, snow and ice across this region. there will be slick spots specifically from iowa to delaware as we see ice accumulating. some of the snow still lingering into the later parts of the day tomorrow. but the i-95 corridor, early in the morning, you'll deal with the wintry mix. so a little extra time on your commute tomorr

so emily, jacob, do you got. so, walter. from 1889 german-jewish family in new york that we lived until 1974 and he attended harvard for his bachelor's degree where he studied mostly philosophy but also languages. and he was majorly influenced by george toyama and that's a critical philosophical lesson that harvard, in his early career linden, never saw himself as a reporter that worked as one, but as a commentator on or a political philosopher. he was a founding editor of the new republic as a newspaper in 1913, during war one, which happened shortly after that, he worked on propaganda as a captain in military intelligence in the american expeditionary force. colonel edward house. i was through his work under house that men had an advisory role on woodrow wilson's 14 point speech, which would outline the principles for potential peace during world war one and would be used in that way. it would be highly influential while working as a propaganda, he is quoted to have said he had no doctrinaire belief and free speech but was

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general jacob smith in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on ega porter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates, lead to the death of about 200000 philippines. the americans manage to suppress the guerrillas only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but the united states was not able to stop the national liberation struggle of the filipino peoples in 1946. after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the vi and people limited in other parts of hedge. the governor was well, of a, the stones that could each. yep. to cause it to be on it to them in the future. and before the other door, children were always a favorite target. and this another notable execution. so i think there's a governor to pay it in terms of which a village in libyan admin disability, which developed $72.00 people. the few who showed that most with running into the path of life. but anyway on, we also wanted to steal each where you have, you know, in my mouth

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but not really surprising given the weather we've been having jacob hurtado lives on the same block where the fallen home once sat. i once knew right away which house it was because i had seen fish are opening up in the road up above behind us. what side road. >> hurtado shot this video on his phone a year ago showing that winding fisher traveling on westside road. definitely look like an accident waiting to happen. kyle o'connor lives across the forest. hill has seen a bridge right where the mudslide occurred crazy. i mean, we have like our cold weather like this. you know, unlike the river comes up, i'm always watching it. just a like clear out the bottom house. connor says he isn't too worried. his home will face the same fate because its foundation is concrete. have flood miles's raise 100 year flood level. but yes, so you got to be ready hurtado and o'connor say they both chose to live in the area for a reason and are well aware of flooding and mudslides. i love it here. but even through the hardships, it's a great place to live. that's that's part of living here. but it's beautiful

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