erin, is it jeff bezos moving to the right?is he just kissing the rink as whatever that dude was saying? >> i don't think he is moving to the right i think he is moving to sanity and towards the center. let's remember this is not anything new. i think editorial boards are the way of the past i don't think we need any disconnected people telling us who that we should vote for president you can share your opinion i'm here for that but this is nonsense. remember in the 2024 cycle all these left-wing talking heads talking about he is suppressing the press and freedom. when michael bloomberg was running for president of the united states he told his publication, bloomberg, to not cover the other democrats and the primary negatively. so we want to talk about freedom of the press and manipulation there is one example of a mountain of where this has happened. so you know what? if you want to move towards the center and start having people red your publication again this is a good start. [applause] >> greg: emily? i love how on cnn peop

into a shrine of civil rights history, but for jeff it's not just decor. every piece of art represents his passion for social justice. >> i'm a history teacher by trade and how can one not be inspired by people in the civil rights movement, people who put themselves on the line for something bigger than themselves? >> reporter: through that inspiration, jeff has now put himself on the line to continue educating individuals about the civil rights movement and its unsung heroes through an immersive trip to the south called so jurn. >> the people in the civil rights movement, i call them in my opinion the real founding mothers and fathers of our country. they believed in real freedom and yet they're not in our history books. so we have collectively been ripped off knowing stories of people who stood up to make america stand up for its true ideals perform. >> reporter: that's why jeff has expanded sojourn to now include law enforcement, aiming to help police officers develop more empathy for black americans. san francisco d.a. brooke jenkins has participated i

thanks, jeff. the giants have a hot new prospect that is turning a lot of heads during spring training. how soon you could see him at ora a time for players to make an impact and possibly earn their way into the big league roster. one guy getting a lot of attentioion in gias camp is their top prospect, bryce eldridge. here's our giants insider talking about his bright future. are we that certain he's going to be in double-a? no. i think those internal discussions were before he hit one 450ft. i don't think they really i don't think have made that decision yet. i think there is conversation about whether double-a makes sense just because he spent like a week there. if you're making the plan to go see him, whether it's there or in sacramento, like on the side of going quickly. what was it like for you just having heard so much about this kid and seeing just where that ball landed and how hard he hit it to be 20 years old. what was your experience with that? i mean, as soon as he made contact, you're

thanks, jeff. police are warning elderly residents across the bay area to be aware tonight of an ongoing jewelry theft scam. now, we've seen this before. perpetrators approach victims, usually elderly targets, wearing expensive jewelry. they promise to sell or give them even better jewelry. overwhelm them and then steal the real gold and jewels. nbc bay area's thom jensen talked with san jose woman, who says her father was one of the latest victims. this is definitely not a one off. these distraction jewelry thefts have gotten the attention of police departments across the bay area. concerned for her safety. tonight, a woman we will call sarah says it happened quickly sunday at the san jose flea market on hill road. a woman approached her father's truck and asked for a cigarette. she just went ahead and opened the door, hopped onto the truck, and then, she says, the woman began putting costume gold necklaces on her dad that she claimed were real. i going to do it, you know, he said. no, no, no, tha

. >> reporter: jeff leopold is the owner of standard 5 and 10 ace hardware in san francisco.s been operating since 1939, being a source for neighbors when they need tools and hardware parts, but with president donald trump imposing a 10% tariff on goods coming in from china -- >> made in china. >> reporter: -- jeff worries about the future of his business. >> you work off of a very slim margin and you can't just take a 10% hit on 2,000 skus is the example i use. >> reporter: while the business runs independently of ace hardware, he buys inventory from the company, who has already begun price increases. he says the increased overhead will ultimately have to come at a cost to customers. >> you take a light bulb that's at 9.99 and bring it over $10, there is a little bit of a consumer resistance like why am i paying $11 now for a light bulb? >> reporter: cal state east bay economics professor farhard sabatan says california will especially face the burden of these tariffs. >> we import almost half a trillion dollars of goods from other countries. of that, china is the top of the

jeff bezos. >> owns whole. >> foods, right? >> so when i hear. >> him say he's. >> in support. >> of free markets, that makes me feel good about shoplifting there. >> you know, just. >> walk out with. >> a rotisserie. >> chicken every now. >> and then. but no, the. >> media washington post. >> i think he realized. that as. >> one of the. >> richest man men. >> in. >> the world, it didn't. >> make. >> business sense to. >> pay a bunch of. >> propagandists to usher in. >> the communist revolution. >> yes. it finally dawned on him. yeah. >> he was like, wait a minute. >> hold on. i'm going to be first against. the wall here. >> yes, exactly. >> why does this crowd. >> hate me? you know, david, it's not just the crowd. we brought in. some of your family members. talk about you. aaron, is this is bezos moving to the right, or is he just kissing the ring as whatever that dude was saying? >> no, i. >> don't think. >> he's moving to. >> the right. i think he's moving towards. sanity and towards the center. let's remember that this is n

all right, jeff, thanks. we'll see you then. we'll be sure you can follow the weather in your neighborhood to see how your weekend plans might be impacted. download our nbc bay area app. all you have to do to get started is scan that qr code on the screen. a national movement is underway today calling for an economic boycott. the idea is to encourage people not to shop or even put gas in their cars. today as a show of economic force. another reason is the threat of mass the. it is over the threat of canceling dei programs as well as mass deportations. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in milpitas with a look at how it's going. parking lots i drove through today looks something like this a normal flow of customers. but proponents say the nation will feel today's economic impact. reporter the weekend shopping got underway today at strip malls across the country. juan jose martinez says he supports the national economic blackout today, but he is at the milpitas town center because he has to work. that's the best way also to like ki

jeff. our machines replacing humans? yes. according to the ceo of a bay area tech giant. well, sort of. the ceo of salesforce says we won't need as many humans in the future. and that statement is raising some eyebrows. here's our business and tech reporter, scott budman. reporter salesforce became one of the bay area's largest and most valuable companies thanks to human labor. but right now, it sells, among other things, ai agents, machines to take over human tasks in business. so when salesforce ceo marc benioff says, and i quote my message to ceos right now is that we are the last generation to manage only humans. he is talking about the rise of ai. so we asked an ai ceo about it. it is so important to have, you know, that that human touch. and doctor benjamin harvey says it takes two humans and machines to satisfy customers after they close the deals, they're now saying, okay, from a customer success perspective, here's a specific area, a certain use case that we can apply the fully autonomous ai capability to, to really drive efficiencies as well, which makes sense.

thanks so much, jeff. coming up tonight in prime time at eight it is suits la. and then an all new two hour dateline at nine. and stay with us for the news at 11 live and local. that's going to do it for us here at seven for everyone here at nbc bay area. thank you so much for joining us. enjoy the evening and your weend. we'll see you here at 11. california live. i'm a first generation vietnamese american raised in oakland. my parents are vietnamese refugees, and i am so proud that they're my parents. my parents came over from vietnam in 1975, and from a tiny island called phu quoc island, and it has the most amazing seafood there. growing up in oakland, like, i really enjoyed cooking with my mom as a fat little boy. you know, i got to taste things. she had a little garden. i get to taste fresh things and i learned the nuances of cooking and ingredients. you know, just hanging out with her. and i think coming over here, there's not a lot of vietnamese ingredients. but what they did do is when we visit vietnam, we would always bring back fish sauce. and like the

and, jeff, you know, in this interview, we just saw him there with bret baier. moments ago, zelenskyy stood firm. he did not apologize, even when bret made it very clear, you know, are you choosing not to do that? so then what does that mean? what does trump want from zelenskyy right now? >> well look, aaron, the bottom. line is. >> trump wants. >> president zelenskyy. >> to basically. >> stand down. he wants him. >> to basically. >> stand down from his fight with. >> vladimir putin. i mean, just a short time ago, as president trump was leaving the white house after a very extraordinary day here, he said he's not interested in. fight. fight. fight. he wants a man who can make peace. so when you sort of look through the lines there and and break that all down, the bottom line is the president and the vice president were not interested in a history lesson. they were not interested in anything putin has done before. they simply want a deal to be made. but i can say standing here, as we saw zelenskyy drive in, in a ceremonial welcome with an honor guard, and then tw

jeff. jeff jarvis. yeah. yeah yeah. he's like a no. like he's just been around pretending to be like an expert. it makes you think that cnn's having a very hard time finding people to go on the show opposite jennings. >> jennings porn. >> i'm sure gavin newsom is going to be like, oh, let me at him. >> yeah. >> jennings versus newsom would be good. would you go on newsom's show? >> do they have snacks in the green room? >> yes they do, greg. >> then i'll be there. >> all right. up next, our favorite touchy italian is back. some democrats want andrew cuomo to save them. >> and i've been putting out fire. with gasoline. and power. >> so handsome. >> i think. >> oh, i, i can't buy this. >> what's wrong? hang on there. >> actually you can. you're in power. investment account has performed. >> well, and. >> this whole off white ish cantaloupe thingy is really working for you, so? >> so. >> oh. >> hot to trot. nobody says. >> that a lot. >> to get good at money. >> so you can. >> be a little bad. and power. >> louis. cut more mud. action. lo

meanwhile, this week, jeff bezos, billionaire owner of. >> the washington. >> post, said the paper'snow be focused on personal liberties and free markets. in today's post, columnist dana dana milbank notes, this much is clear. if we, as a newspaper and as a country are to defend his twin pillars, then we must redouble our fight against the single greatest threat to personal liberties and free markets in the united states. today, president donald trump. dana milbank joins me now. dana, excuse my mispronouncing pronunciation of. >> rotors, rotors, rotors, readers. >> but i'm glad to have you, my friend. i'm glad to have you. look, i want to start with this, this this idea of what's happening right now, which is sort of emblematic, symptomatic, i guess, of what we see happening at the post. you remember the white house correspondents association, you write about how this move against, you know, one of those pillars is playing out. how does it show authoritarianism and threaten all of our freedoms? could you just explain where you where you were going with your piece today? >> particular

we've got chief meteorologist jeff ranieri coming up at 5:00 with an extended look at that forecast. janelle. thanks, vianey. they are back out in the sierra measuring the snow. what are the numbers and what's the rest of the snow survey outlook. vianey is going to be back and join us with some answers. also good until the last breath. a diver and his miraculous story of survival inspiring a new movie. we're going to hear from him as he prepares to see his experience on the silver screen. but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story you would like to see later in this newscast. i have a survey up right now on my instagram stories, and you still have some time to vote for one of these stories. barbie releases dolls inspired by women in music. the smallest park in the world. and say goodbye to skype. we're a little over a year ago, during a routine mammogram and ultrasound, i was diagnosed with triple positive breast cancer. take it from pam and her pam pams, michael was right, get 'em checked, ladies. caught early, many cancers have survival rates well over 90%. th

jeff: i asked how much he wanted, he said 250, i did not negotiate and i did no due diligence. david: i have something i'd like to sell. and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? one of the most valuable entertainment companies in the world in one of the most popular entertainment companies in the world's netflix. it currently has more than 270 5 million subscribers. i recently had a chance in washington, d.c. to sit down with the co-ceo of that company and ask him how he got started in this company and a modest background and how he now sees the future of netflix. when you join netflix in 2000, the company was about three years old, but relatively small. did you ever in your wildest dreams imagine the company would be one of the most valuable companies in the world and you would have today, a market value of over $300 billion? ted: the short answer to that question is no. when we joined we had a couple hundred people, including the people who were stuffing dvd envelopes back then. blockbuster was the bi

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jeff? yeah, he's just been around pretending to be like an expert. cnn is having a very hard time finding people to go on the show opposite jennings. >> jesse: mmm, jennings porn. >> dana: she's going to be like, "let me at 'em!" >> jesse: jennings vs. newsom would be good. would you go on the show? >> greg: do they have snacks in the green room? then i'll be there. >> jesse: up next, our favorite touchy italian is back. some democrats want andrew cuomo to save them. ♪ ♪ for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living and reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris may lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious meningococcal and other infections which may become life-threatening or fatal. complete or update meningococcal vaccine

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