jen-hsun huang, fresh off of his keynote last night on stage. jen-hsun: good to see you. new year. congratulations on your new baby. ed: thank you very much. a lot has changed since we last spoke. but in the broad spectrum of what you announced last night -- new graphics cards, new chips in the automotive space, products and services on the software side -- which is the single most important for nvidia's future? jen-hsun: it's all important. it is hard to pick your favorites, you know? we announced three chips. we announced a brand-new ai, a foundation model, first of its kind. and we announced our work in three areas in robotics. they are all important. the thing, of course, we announced a brand-new black rtx, and it has a new ai technology called nero-shaders. we are combining artificial intelligence and classical graphics. ed: the new rtx. we have become so accustomed to your story being dominant for gp use, server racks, data centers. this is going back to your roots. it is in the desktop context. for a target base that is developers, and nerdy, hard-core gamers. it i

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>> well, it's a great question, jen. you know, the president has had to deal over the last four years with many different kinds of natural disasters in the united states. in every part of this country in the southeast, the southwest, the midwest, the northeast, and now in california. and he's abided by a very simple principle, which is this is not about red states and blue states. it's not about republican and democrat. these are all americans who are struggling and suffering in the face of these wildfires, and they deserve the support and the help of the federal government and the aid that is flowing to ensure that these fires get fought effectively, that homes get saved, that communities get rebuilt. that's the same kind of aid that has gone to hurricanes and north carolina and florida and the wildfires in idaho and arizona. and so we really shouldn't play politics with this, and we certainly shouldn't play games with it. this aid has got to flow. and president biden, as we speak, is preparing for another briefing in t

and jen psaki, host of inside with jen psaki. all of the shows have our names in them.el. your thoughts? >> you know, i'm i'm really interested to see this. >> all presidents do a little bit of a farewell tour where they go to various agencies or various, you know, important settings, and they talk about what they've done, with the exception of donald trump, who kind of didn't do that. >> he just said, bye on the tarmac. we'll be back. but, you know, biden has been as a president, i would argue, very good at getting things done, not as good at taking credit for them and explaining to the public what they were and why they were important. this is kind of his last chance to do that. >> and it's a capstone to what has been, you know, a half century long career in politics. i'm really interested to hear how he handles it. >> indeed. all right. if this was a clock, i'm just going to go around the dial. chris hayes, your thoughts? >> yeah. it's been interesting to be covering the state funeral for jimmy carter, because it's interesting to compare both the kind of long sweep o

psaki host of inside with jen psaki here on msnbc joins me now. >> jen, great interview today.two stages right. like they got to get the fires under control. and it is very difficult if not impossible with the winds going as they are. what what your understanding from the interview is about how feasible that is. and if there's a time frame they can even put on it. >> well, we talked about that a little bit in the interview too. >> chris, as you mentioned earlier, there is an expectation of increased winds over the overnight. we talked about the preparations they're putting in place for that. he has what he needs in preparation for that. >> but there are two stages right now. >> there is dealing with the weather and mother nature. and then there is also planning for the recovery and the rebuilding, which is happening at the same time. there's 100,000 people who have lost their homes, people who have lost their schools, lost their churches, lost their communities. there also, there's also predatory, predatory, excuse me behavior that's happening out there that he's learned from p

his old college teammate, jauan jennings. jennings is 77 yards shy of his first 1,000-yard season. >> will there be somebody in your ear during the game that says hey, jennings needs 70? >> 77, all right. okay. i'll keep that down. i'm sure they will tell me to. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >> you can catch matt and vern on our 49ers experience tonight right here on kpix and streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> coming up next at 5:00, a string of violence at the start of the new year. more on the crime happening in oakland overnight. >>> plus, president biden commenting on the tragedy in new orleans. his remarks on the investigation after 15 people were killed and dozens of others injured. new state loss in effect today. look at >>> right now on cbs news bay area, at least 15 people killed during new year's eve celebrations in new orleans. the latest on the attacker and the investigation. >>> and also 2025 beginning with violence in oakland. how city leaders are reacting as homicide investigations are u

the cardinals defender also taught jennings a toss. it is jennings firing up the faithful who made the trip to glendale. couple plays later, nine time all pro kyle juszczyk pushing in quarterback josh dobbs for the tying score. he wants a handshake, but ricky pearsall and george kittle fly around instead. that's a reference to dobbs aerospace engineering degree. they call him the astronaut. he got the start today with purdy out, and then in the second dobbs returns the favor. gets it to purdy. his third touchdown of the season. looking like the guy the niners drafted in the first round. down three. brock purdy looking on and the last 40 niners touchdown of the season. get it to jue 36 yards and dives into the end zone. but the niners lose 4724. finished the season six and 11. they won just one of their final eight games. they missed the playoffs for the first time since 2020. not how anybody expected this season to go. >> we've been processing it all year, you know, so we've been trying to get there. you know, you don't really accept t

watching hitch will get into the role of i'm jauan jennings, and the number one receiver in the nfl is really cool. >> i think they'll be feeding jennings. >>> steph kerr will miss the game with knee tendinitis. curry went crazy on thursday, scoring 30 points, going eight for eight out of three against the sixers. >>> heat star, jimmy butler, asked for a trade out of miami. the drama came to a boiling point thursday when the six-time all star talked about how unhappy he was with his current team. i want to see me get my joy back from playing basketball. wherever that might be, we will find out here pretty soon. >> can you get your joy back here on the court? >> probably not. >>> on friday, the heat suspended butler for seven games for basically saying what he just did. they call it conduct, detrimental to the team. which means he'll miss the they're going to listen to offers. >>> one of the greatest edition makes me speak. minnesota leading virginia tech 14-7. golden gophers, darius taylor, broke off a 28-yard score. minnesota won 28-10 with the help of flavor flav. oh my gosh. it's ab

jennings will play in this game. could achieve his first 1,000-yard season.against the cardsals. but his pockets will be a little lighter entering the off season because the nfl finalled him over $11,000 for his unnecessary roughness penalty monday against the lions. jennings might not mind as he's as much lineman as he is wide receiver. >> reporter: how much do you enjoy the blocking and physical part of the game. >> i enjoyed it since i was a little kid. he made a wish and i granted it for him. >>> little nfl action on saturday. ravens looking to clench the afc north over the browns. no problem against their divisional foes. derrick henry had a big day on his birthday with 140 rushes yards, two touchdowns, and it was 35-10 baltimore. and this was the icing on the cake. interception. michael pierce, the big man makes a business decision. they're jacked to win the nfc, or excuse me the afc north and get the 3 seed in the conference. the final time we can say this, do you want to ask about our prediction for the 49ers? >> i do indeed. you were right last week.

the family attorney, andrew jennings, says, i want to be to represent my client if she's to be quizzed about where she was and all these other things. and the judge who calls the who is overseeing the inquest, josiah blaisdel, says no. and that was his prerogative under the law of the time it's going to be 70 years before defendants are granted an absolute right to an attorney during questioning. and he says, i want to get answers out of her and no attorney. and lizzie is tested. monet at the inquest is indeed going to be problematic. she's going to give all of contradictory statements, going to say she helped her dad when he went to rest in the sitting room, his boots off. but the photos, his boots are on. she's to deny that. she said, oh, yeah, i think i heard abby return. maybe someone should go look for her. she's going to give contradictory about where she was when andrew borden came home. was she in the kitchen reading the magazine? was she upstairs? if she was upstairs, she would have seen abby's body and all of these. are make her testimony. he seemed suspicious. now, her defen

some of the most important and most ignored lies donald trump told today were about jen reese asked. donald trump's lying about jen reese asked is an absolutely necessary part about his plan to pardon the people who attacked the capitol on january 6th, trying to overturn the presidential election for him. donald trump made up a lie about the fbi today when he said that the di knows who planted bombs in washington the day before january 6th. the fbi has publicly asked for more help in trying to find that suspect, but donald trump told this lie. the fbi knows who it is. okay. that means the day donald trump takes over the fbi, he will announce to us who it is. in fact, the day donald trump takes over the fbi, everyone in the white house press corps will forget that he said that today as one of his many lies. no other president in history has ever said anything like that about an ongoing fbi investigation. donald trump also lied today about something we all watched with our own eyes when we saw the horrible video of a fanatic and criminal trump supporter, ashley babbitt, who was shot by

jennings was ejected after being penalized for two personal fouls.25 yards short of reaching 1000 receiving yards for the season. great blocking there, maybe a little too aggressive. dobbs threw a pair of interceptions, but overall played pretty well. he threw his first touchdown pass to ricky pearsall in the second quarter, then connected with kyle juszczyk on a 36 yard score in the third. he passed for 326 yards and ran for another score, but arizona dominated the fourth quarter, outscoring the 49ers by 21 points. the cardinals beat the niners 47 to 24. the niners and their disappointing season with a six and 11 record. this hasn't been good enough. not even close. and to be a part of that, knowing that i'm out there every game and it still isn't good enough, it obviously is a gut punch to my own pride, and yeah, i mean, obviously i'm gonna do everything to make it right. we've been processing it, ready to finish this up, trying to finish it with a win. didn't get that done today, but i'm excited to get to this offseason and figure out how to not b

jen, you're obviously in la.elp us understand what has stood out to you today, both what you've seen and with what the governor told you. >> well, steph, this won't surprise you. you've been on the ground in so many ways and disasters and other and other news events, and there's such a difference between seeing images on television and seeing it in person. and you can drive around parts of la and the houses are completely intact and restaurants are functioning, and then you move into a neighborhood and all of a sudden it is three houses that are completely flattened to the ground, cars that have been burned to shreds, and then a house that might be standing. and so it is just incredibly jarring to see it in person. and one of the things that is not talked about enough is the impact on the leveling of schools of religious institutions. so the community gathering places altadena, where we were today, and that for people, is so obviously upsetting, devastating. they don't have a home in so many ways. >> unfortunatel

i know whatever happens between them, unlike jen psaki, jen psaki gave peter answers.ers you wanted, but they gave answers. i never remember an answer if from her. it's almost as if she wasn't in the room. so i found it kind of painful to watch, but it's the not peter's a fault, it was hers. stuart: i agree. >> but jen psaki, i thought, was right on the money. stuart: a former senior white house staff ther says biden became a the different person as he aged in office. why are we just hearing this from the staffer now? >> listen, we're getting this, we're seeing these stories. this is going to be the ongoing story, and people, stuart, are going to continue to say, oh, i knew it all along. no, no, there was almost nobody knew it all along. the derision you got for bringing up his cognitive the fail beings, well, he's a stutterer, you just don't like old people, you're being unfair, you just don't like what he's saying. no, i can't understand what he's saying. i don't know where he is. why does he not do anything unscripted? remember, only in june when he failed in front

he's going to go to his last breath saying that he was right about jen reese sixth. he wants to tell democrats and burials to move on. how about you tell donald trump to move on? how do we start that? by accepting account ability for what happened that day. until that happens, you are right. we can't move on. >> you're absolutely right and we can't have a democracy when only one party accepts it when they lose elections. it is very clear that republicans have decided, when they lose elections, they don't have to accept it. they can also be violent to try to overturn the election and we are all supposed to pretend it didn't happen, and think it's okay. it's not okay. harry dunn, thank you for your great work. >> if i may, they accepted what happened on january 6th was wrong. they showed a montage of lindsey graham and kevin mccarthy and marco rubio. they were done. they were finished. they were disgusted with what happened on january 6th. donald trump got to them and his political career was on the line so it was beneficial for them to go along with donald trump's age

jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. will likely end 2024, with crime far lower than the year before. according to san francisco police data, there have been 35 homicides in the city from january 1st through december 29th. that's compared to 51 last year in that same period. there have been 2100 reported robberies. that's 600 fewer than last year. sfpd notes a big drop in larceny theft, which includes everything from bike theft to shoplifting and pickpocketing. sfpd has recorded 20,000 cases this year. that's compared to 32,000 last year. and it appears to be the same trend in oakland, with the city on track to end 2024

jennings, though, and bunting were both ejected from the game after that one clearly jauan jennings. he wasn't too upset about it. i will say he was just 25 yards away from a 1000 yards receiving season into the action here. well, this was kind of the dagger in this game. 18 seconds left or rather sorry, josh dobbs would find that pass or find the end zone with that pass. all right. this one now for a six yard touchdown. the that was the dagger there though. sending the cardinals up 39 or sorry 47 to 21. that was the final in this one of course kyler murray. he finished with 266 passing yards four touchdowns. again the cardinals take this one in dominating fashion 47 to 24. >> i mean, we've been processing it all year, you know, so we've been trying to get there. you know you don't really accept that you're not going to get there until you get eliminated from the playoffs. so we've had to deal with this for the last three weeks. so we've been processing it ready to finish this up. trying to finish it with a win. didn't get that done today, but excited to get to this off season and fi

jennings has been a longtime volunteer in the heart of community service in savannah. she's spent 33 years with the united way of the coastal empire where she's served on the board, several committees and helpful fund raising. ms. jennings is also the executive director of communications for the savannah board of education. she's proven herself to be a dedicated leader and impactful server of the community by supporting families and students across the community within the school system. ms. jennings' honorable achievement as united way's woman of the year will be celebrated in march at the women who rule event hosted at the savannah convention center. she currently serves on the marketing committee and has not stopped her efforts to join new committees since she started at the united way of the coastal empire. congratulations, ms. jennings, on this incredible accomplishment and thank you for your dedicated service to the city of savannah. mr. speaker, i rise today to mourn the loss of former mcintosh county sheriff charles which will better "chunk" jones. mr. jones li

jennings and murphy-bunting were both ejected from the game after this one, and to make it worse, jennings was just 25 yards away from reaching 1000 receiving yards on the season before he left. but you can tell here he's hyping up the crowd. i don't know if he's too upset about it. maybe he didn't know he was only 25 yards away. all right. we'll get into game action now. second quarter 18 seconds left joshua, drop dobbs drilling this pass to arizona's own ricky pearsall for a six yard touchdown. the niners tie the game up at 17 going into halftime. and then fourth quarter. the cardinals up 3324. kyler murray connects with marvin harrison jr in the endzone for the 12 yard touchdown here. that was kind of the dagger in this game murray. murray finishes with 266 passing yards and four touchdowns. the cardinals take this 147 to 24. here's what head coach kyle shanahan had to say. >> i mean, we've been practicing just processing it all year, you know. so we've been trying to get there. you know you don't really accept that you're not going to get there until you get eliminated from the playoff

some jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. [music] in. >> a celebration in the city of light as paris, france ushers in 2025 paris living up to its nickname with a spectacular light show along the champs-elysees and fireworks surrounding the arc de triomphe. a different scene now in tokyo, japan, where hundreds of people gathered at the grounds of tokudaiji temple to take turns ringing this bell. here, it's part of the traditional bell ringing ceremony called joya no kuni to usher in 2025 and a light show in the skies of malaysia. people in kuala lumpur were treated to these fireworks set against the city skyline to ring in t

jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?", we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. i know. matter how. loud. [music] >> new. at ten. the celebration of hanukkah brought people out to union square in san francisco tonight. this is the seventh night of the jewish holiday. religious leaders say the ceremony reminds us that everyone has light within them. the bill graham menorah has decorated union square for 49 years now. volunteers say san francisco was the first city to host such a large public menorah lighting outside of israel, thanks to the late rock promoter. people gathered for a celebration of kwanzaa at thrive city outside chase center. this is day six of the hol

(bright upbeat music) jen b asks, "how can i get fast download cheers. speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. come to an end. a season filled with super bowl expectations fell very, very short. the injuries continue to pile up during last night's loss to the lions. brock purdy hurt his right throwing elbow late in the fourth quarter here and did not return to the game today. kyle shanahan said it's only an elbow bruise, but with nerve swelling. purdy will likely be out for sunday's season finale. >> yeah, basically just my arm was on fire kind of thing, and so i tried throwing a couple on the sideline and i couldn't at that point. so that's that's what hurts me is like i couldn't finish the

jauan jennings entered just 77 yards shy of his first 1000 yard season.om said, don't fight, but okay, here in the end zone, i guess. ended up 25 yards short of that milestone. he got ejected midway through the second quarter after getting a couple of scuffles cards. defender was tossed, jennings firing up the faithful who made the trip. couple plays later, nine time all pro kyle juszczyk pushing in josh dobbs for the score. ricky pearsall. george kittle flying around. referencing his aerospace engineering degree. they call him the astronaut. get it? astronaut that can pass late. second quarter. dobbs finding pearsall so the astronaut connects with pearsall. third touchdown of the season. niners down three at the break. brock purdy looking on. hoping for a better year next year. and the last touchdown of the season. it's dobbs to juice. 36 yards and kyle dives on in. dobbs a career high 326 passing yards. but the niners lose. big 4724 six and 11 season. they won just one of their final eight games. ouch. missing the playoffs for the first time since 2020.

j'wan jennings is going to play.ld achieve his first 1,000-yard season if he can get to 77 yards. his pockets are lighter entering the off-season. the nfl fined him over $11,000 for his unnecessary roughness penalty sunday against the lions. jennings might not mind as he's never really been shy about his love for run blocking. >> how much do you enjoy the blocking and the physical part of that game? >> oh man, i enjoyed it since a little kid, man. he made a wish, and i granted it for him. >> perfect answer. >>> okay, no more drinking. i'm running four times a week. if i even look at a chocolate bar, i'm putting ten bucks in a jar. yes, new year's resolutions, so achievable on january 1st, distant memory come february. but the 49ers need to stick true to some resolutions, and our kevin ko is stockpiling a few ideas for john lynch with the help of some fans. >> reporter: the last tailgate at levi's means the season is almost over. so it's time for some new year or new season resolutions. we're coming in hot with the ow

plus updated rain chances and how we're doing so far jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. responded. we've responded. we've asked you to share your consumer problems. and then nbc bay area has responded to help you. consumer investigator kris karma is here with a look at our team's accomplishments. fighting for you in 2024. we just ran the numbers and here we have it. 1945 complaints from viewers like you this year. that includes viewers like us all in the east bay. vicki in san jose and khanna in san francisco. she asked us to make some noise when a piano mover failed to deliver her heirloom baby grand and went silent. i reached out to nbc bay area

i want you to meet richard jennings and his son alex.hey have battled to save their home in the pacific palisades. richard, alex, i appreciate you guys joining us. can you just talk about what you both have been through to save your home? >> yeah. look, anderson, thank you for having us on tonight. it's not just us, our entire community is working to try to save a small group of about 80 houses that are up off of palisades drive and, you know, um, for us, it's a very emotional piece. um, we personally went up there and i have to say, if not for my son urging us to go, i don't know that we would have had a house today. >> yeah. i mean, we wouldn't have been able to forgive ourselves and live knowing that there was a chance to save our house and we didn't go for it. so i just said, let's go up there and try. and that's what we did. we fought for our community and our home. >> and we're showing video of, of of some of your efforts, you guys, i mean, you did all night long you were doing this. >> yeah. >> we got there about nine and we staye

>>jennings >>is 77 yards shy >>>>of >>his first 1000 yard season.r during the game that says, hey, you know, jauan needs like 70? oh yeah, people will be like, yeah, 77. all right, okay, i'll keep that down. i'm sure john will tell me to with >>>>the red and gold report. >>>>i'm >>vern glenn, >>>>the bay area events calendar brought to you by broadway san jose. here's >>>>what's happening in the bay area this weekend. celebrate community, culture, and spice up your saturdays as fiesta saturdays kick off in downtown oakland, >>>>and >>it's the final chance to be in the room where it happens as hamilton closes >>>>at >>san francisco's orpheum theater. >>>>do you believe in life after love? >>>>cher's induction into the rock n roll hall of fame this year long overdue, celebrate her life in the tony award winning musical the cher show. >>>> i tried to quit smoking cigarettes probably hundreds of times over the years. two or three days into quitting again. i go get into a vehicle and guess what? there's a pack of cigarettes in there. i mean, i've got the

on the upon jen wong. on the quick build. i seem to recall concern, first other congratulations on the work you have done and thank you. but i seem to recall anxiety from walk sf and advocates weather than i would get them by end of 2024 and i remember people asking about this here. and it looks like we have slipped some. or not quite there i wonder if you can talk about why and -- if there are lessons to be learned? or why we are there are safety treatments i believe the step to actually evaluating and to -- for engineers to put together a w order and for this to be trans mitt today shops and in the grounds. those are -- multistep press this is do take a bit of time. and -- we are in verse stages of that work at any moment. we have a number of projects that are in the evaluation stage voirs us those waiting for work orders to be checked out. and getting into the minutiae of that detail. that is something that does affect how we work internally. not sure if shannon would like to add insight to how we deliver? >> yea. i think

on insight with jen psaki when she brought this up.et's listen to his response. >> i'm assuming he didn't bring up his intention to publicly say he was going to annex through economic means, your country. >> it actually, it actually sort of came up at one point. >> and then we started musing back and forth about this. and when i started to suggest, well, maybe there could be a trade for vermont or california or from for, for certain parts. he immediately decided that it was not not that funny anymore. >> and we moved on to a different conversation. >> it's just there for me that that moment just says so much about what this is, is about for donald trump, where he doesn't see that there are consequences that that there are other views of world leaders about this, that he's going to confront real time when he becomes president. how do you, given the roles that you've played in our government, the conversations you've had with presidents? when you hear this, i'm sure part of your brain just just kind of goes, well, this is crazy as hell.

up next closing some attractions briefly, they say the ride's getting some tlct jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. to get things ready. the anaheim park needs to temporarily close eight popular rides. so starting january 6th through mid-march. it's a small world. one of my favorites, the haunted mansion. another favorite and the mark twain riverboat will be closed for several days, maybe even weeks. also on the renovation list. disneyland's railroad and monorail. some attractions at california adventure will also be impacted, including the grizzly river run whitewater rafting ride at disneyland. says the maintenance and upgrades are expected to hav

. >> jen, i know you're helping out. why was it so important for you to link up with jose for this? >> well, this is this. i've lived in and around the palisades for 25 years, so i think all of us just we want to get our hands into working somehow to be helpful. >> and because of my work with save the children, we have a relationship with chef. and i was able to just say, can i, can i be with you for the day? >> what can i do to help put me to work? >> and so and this is intensely personal for you. you just mentioned it's your neighbor. you lived here for a long time. i mean, i've been trying to describe the alphabet streets which are behind us. we're on fisk right now. if anybody knows. >> can i tell you my best friend's house was down the street. they had a gong in their front yard. there were so many kids. >> there were so many kids that played in the street, and they would hit the gong at the end of the day and call them home. >> just like neighborhoods across the country, it is not some faraway place that you can't reach. this is like the street we run down on five k's. >> this

he's a member of the senate judiciary committee and a former member of the house jen reese asked selectk smith, for now that casey's on hold. what do you make of aileen cannon's role in this? isn't she no longer relevant to the case? she threw it out. >> she shouldn't be relevant to the case at all but of course it's fruit of the trump lawyers to go to her as she has been unfailingly willing to carry donald trump's legal water in her own courtroom, making judgments that are unsupported by any resident and nevertheless that object may be to see if she can delay any resolution of this until trump is in office, his criminal lawyers are running the justice department, and they can make the report and all the rest of this go away. so her role has been clear from the start. whether this is auditioning for the court of appeals or what it is on her part, but nevertheless completely out of the mainstream judgments. and here is another one. but most particularly as it pertains to jen reese asked, she has no interest or defendants in her courtroom have no interest in that. there is no basis for he

hey, jen. thank you for being this. where do you begin? there's so much to show and talk about. >> well, you know, you mentioned i'm in the middle of it all. i have been in the middle of all of this madness. we just are taking a quick break to do this with you. we are 60 floors up with this amazing view out over the las vegas strip. there is the las vegas convention center where doors just opened. this is the first official day of ces, but we've been here for three days already. i have cherry picked some of my favorite gadgets that really showcase what's happening in this world of technology here. this year, for the second year in a row, ai is taking center stage in literally everything, including the latest laptops here like samsung's galaxy book five pro. they just unveiled this. you're getting a very first look of the 16 inch amoled display. it's a real productivity powerhouse with up to 25 hours of battery life. yet i swear this is the thinnest li lightest one that i've held yet. but those i infusion tools snappy updates with things li

stefanie holtze—jen from deutsche bank private bank gave us a sense of how damaging the tariffs willstration has been following on with these tariffs as you already said. on average, chinese exports are right now tariffed at 23%, so, yes, if we look at 50 to 60%, this is a higher number, but there's also a few differences. so, number one, it doesn't come as a surprise. so the diversification of trade partners and diversification of supply chains has already taken place over the last year. so, from that angle, if you compute the potential impact these new 60% could have, we come to a point where we see this down to only 35% effective tax rate. and also, of course, then talking about the impact on the economy being also watered down to 0.5%, which is something we have incorporated into our gdp growth target, which is 4.2% for the year ahead. but one more point for the year ahead, as i said, the timing of this is also important. right now we are sitting here, they have the implementation of any higher tariffs. it is a lot retoric around it, but there are still a good amount of uncertain

. >> jacob soboroff caught up with jen. children go all over america, helping children noo crisis. in particular, with the wildfires raging in los angeles, it obviously hits so close to home. looking at the smiles on these kids' faces -- >> ready? do it, edith. you got it. that a girl. you got it. i love it! >> reporter: you wouldn't know their worlds have been turned upside down by the devastation of the los angeles wildfires. >> therapy for them is play. play is therapy. >> reporter: what they're doing right here. >> what they're doing right here, this is therapy for these kids. this exactly what they need. >> reporter: for 16 years, jennifer garner has been a board member and ambassador for save the children, a group dedicated to helping children when crisis strikes. >> save the children did this inside of shelters for years as part of our disaster relief. i witnessed it all over the country. it is crazy it is my backyard now. >> reporter: the organization is teaming up with project camp to support families picking up th

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. >> jen psaki thank you. you can see more of jen's conversation with governor newsom later tonight on the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle. jen will be here with me again tomorrow night for our special coverage of the farewell address by her former boss, president joe biden. that's right. here at 8 p.m, we'll be joined by joy reid, rachel maddow and, of course, the great alex wagner, whose show begins right now, a little late. thank you. thank you, my friend. >> we're going to get right to it. >> it was 63 days ago that donald trump announced his intention to nominate fox news host pete hegseth as his secretary of defense. >> and in those 63 days, the american public learned a lot about pete hegseth. there were his controversial public positions, like his defense of accused and convicted war criminals, his contempt for the geneva conventions, and his repeated insistence that women in the military should not serve in combat roles. >> and then came a flood of revelations about his personal life. >> first, there w

jonathan: jen ruling herself out?e is making herself the most likely candidate. jonathan: up across the board. j.p. morgan up by 2.6%. well for -- wells fargo by 2.4%. we will catch up with edward yardeni as j.p. morgan caixabank earnings, jen flitton with cabinet picks on capitol hill, and gregory peters as we count you all down to inflation data at 8:30 eastern time. 86 minutes away. stocks rising ahead of cpi data. better than a spect result from both j.p. morgan angles fargo. joining us to discuss is ken leon. you've had about 15 minutes with the numbers. what you make of them? ken: outsized gains last year. what the results speak to is the ability to earn to your valuation. i would spect the street will have over earnings revisions for 2025. look at 22 any s -- 2026. what is the delta for driving earnings? for j.p. morgan, net interest income. it is not just rates. it's also volume which speaks to the u.s. economy growing about 2.5%. that drives net interest which is significant for j.p. morgan and other banks. t

thank you, jen, much appreciated. >>> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour.lly happy to vow you here. glad you're

we have very few jen 3 reactors which are 60 plus years old which are less safe even compared to jen 3 and jen 4 reactors before its existence you can build a nuclear power plant in five years in the united states. now, the average time is 25 to 30 years -- even as in japan closer to five in france it is 5 to 8. falls at the feet of what brook talked about at the very beginning. that administrative state -- this was never passed through congress. these regulations. it's fundamentally culture of an agency that believes there shouldn't be another nuclear power plant in the united states and that's why since its inception there hasn't been a single nuclear power plant built in united states we can't say you can't reform an agency with that culture. you have to get in there, and shut it down. move a small remaining of the small remaining employees to the government where they can use that expertise to promote actual innovation in nuclear energy in the united states. and so -- we'll conclude this one there's more poster boards back here and time for many we'll get this is just the beginni

. >> scott jennings, ashley allison, john avalon, and arthur aidala americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. tonight of, quote, explosive fire growth across l.a. those strong winds that helped fuel the first round of fires they are returning right now. and in the morning the gusts will be up to 70 miles an hour. and this will be a new challenge. just as 15,000 firefighters and first responders are finally, finally starting to make some progress containing these flames. but that situation has only gotten more grim. families are returning to what is left of their homes. others are desperately searching for their loved ones, dozens of whom are still missing. 24 people have lost their lives in these fires, and the governor says to expect that number to rise. tonight we are seeing harrowing video of a couple's escape from the inferno. what you're about to see here is through their ring doorbell camera. you'll see the moment that they first spot the fire, the moment those embers show up, and what they call 34 minutes of pure terror. >> hey, babe, i n

enterprise around the time of the mid 19 eighties around that time and the kid laughing i think this jen list to be kidnapped and they route that would be the last to be released in 1991 several different groups carried out the hostage taking, but the most prominent was, is allow me could you had. and i wouldn't advise any foreigners to stay here at the moment while the situation is so that in november 1985, the special envoy to the british archbishop of canterbury, terry wait arrived in lebanon, and it goes to a hostage release is he stayed at the riviera hotel, but often went to the coma door to meet generalists on the 21st of november, fighting known as the battle of the flags between different left wing allied, lebanese munitions controlling west bay root reach. the commodore hotel terry weight was trapped inside with dozens of local and foreign generalists, including ramsey high. the cable was the softening. oh, we caught us off in this as long as i can say that i have to report a lot where we left off without suffering from the company. that's why we are used to settings, but we'll