jensen huang was talking about this at nvidia for 18 months he said it would happen.t would cross over. why didn't -- did he need sam altman did he really need chatgpt to recognize this was occurring he was screaming through the rooftops i remember when jensen had me make the cezanne seascape. i want a still life. he said, okay, here, it comes out. he was doing this and people thought it was a parlor game people thought jensen was involved in a parlor game where it was just something really funny. it was a card trick. he was the blayne of artificial intelligence no this thing is happening so much more quickly it's happening quicker than the microprocessor i don't think people realize there isn't a ceo i talk to that doesn't say, listen, we got to rethink how many people we need. people aren't as good. >> well, some would argue, classic innovator's dilemma, right? great search business. why upset the apple cart >> how much does humana medical advantage get when you have a staff that doesn't need health care we're in an historic time, and these analysts are looking at f

thom jensen is tracking the latest. he'll join us with more details this morning. >>> later today, more men charged in another freeway shooting will be back in court. 2-year-old jasper wu was killed after a car he was riding in got caught in the crossfire, a gang battle that we're told on interstate 880 in november of 20201. now, protesters are expected to gather outside of the courthouse ahead of today's hearing. they're upset over reports that alameda county's district attorney pamela price is going to give those suspects a lesser sentence, this is by dropping the enhancement charges. price has denied our request for an interview, but in a prerecorded video she does deny those reports. >> i want to clear the record. i assured the parents of jasper wu that the men we believe are responsible for his death are charged with very serious crimes and they will be held accountable. >> last week members of the aapi community, they came out demanding for an apology, after they say price was, quote, condescending and divisive in

i'm thom jensen.ing up in a live report, the latest in a fatal shooting that left a 5-year-old santa clara girl dead and the possible connection to three people now in custody. >>> right now at 5:30, a family left grieving, after their 50-year-old daughter becomes the latest victim of a freeway shooting. ahead, we're learning about the people police have in custody, as violence on bay area highways once again comes into focus. >> plus, stanford easing covid guidelines. we're moving you forward with more on what students need to know about those changes. this is "today in the bay." >>> and a good morning to you on this monday. thank you for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. hope you had a great easter weekend. let's start with a look at the forecast. we've been enjoying the spring-like weather. >> it finally warmed up and today we have a nice little taste of, how about late spring? not quite summer, but it's going to be warmer today. as we take a live

live near fremont, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> such a sad story. thank you. >>> in just about an hour, three men charged in another freeway shooting, we've been following for some time now, will be back in court. 2-year-old jasper woo was killed while being shot in a moving car on 880. he was caught in the cross fire of a gang battle november 2021. today protesters are expected to gather outside of the courthouse ahead of the hearing today where they're upset over reports that alameda county district attorney pamela price is going to give the suspects in this case lesser sentence by dropping some charges. price has denied our request for an interview, but in a prerecorded video she denies the report. >> i want to clear the record. i assured the parents of jasper wu that the men we believe are responsible for his death are charged with very serious crimes, and they will be held accountable. >> last week, members of the aapi community came together to demand an apology from price. they were saying she was, quote, condescending and divisive. in an ema

here's tom jensen.>> shannon o'connor already faces 29 criminal accounts for throwing alcohol fueledties for her son and his friends. exiting evidence suggests he offered the teenagers massive amounts of booze, some were as young as 14. she encouraged and sometimes facilitated sexual assault against some of the kids who had either passed out, or were drunk. now she wants to know how much time she could get if she admits to the crime, but prosecutors are asking for the maximum sentence, 15 alleged victims and parents told the judge today how their lives were affected by the drunken parties and assaults. so they allowed the judge to see personally how the actions of the defendant have affected the victim. >> we are not identifying the victim, but one team fought back tears as they said i will never have the life i once had, and neither should she. another teen says every day i wake up rightful that connor is in jail and isn't able to hurt anyone else. and a number of parents said that families are devastated and forever changed.>> today we were in court and we saw the bravery and coura

in antioch, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> the federal oversight that thom jensen ancient , you canatch our exclusive interview with chief, stephen ford, coming up, right here in just 10 minutes. >>> an update to that bazaar and violent confrontation between a homeless man and a former san francisco fire commissioner. the homeless man is being released from jail, the victim, in this case, former fire commissioner, don, failed to show up today in court. he was hospitalized with a fractured skull, after being attacked outside of his mom's home in the marina earlier this month. a lot of debate whether he was the victim of an unprovoked beating, or if he was the aggressor. the public defender representing the homeless man released videos, saying he was seen here attacking several homeless people with bear spray. they want the da to drop the charges. >> because mr. carmen is never going to come in and to never going to get a statement, or before we proceed with the preliminary hearing, and i get the opportunity to cross- examine him. >>'s attorney flatly denied that his he was involved o

nbc bay area's thom jensen suz in the courtroom for us and joins us live from san francisco. thom, what happened? >> reporter: well, marcus, that hearing that we expected, the arraignment was suspended until april 25th. that happened because the suspect's attorney is out of town on vacation, unavailable to be in court today. so they requested a continuance until the 25th. the judge granted it. so we haven't been able to see charging documents or any other court records that might have some of the details that we've been looking forward to, like a motive or whether or not a knife or any sort of weapon was recovered. the 38-year-old suspect, nima momeni, was one of the last people known to have seen bob e was stabbed to death on april 4th. that's when police found him with stab wounds with about 2:30 in the morning, and he later died in a hospital in san francisco. momeni was arrested at his emeryville home yesterday and charged with the april 4th murder of lee. that's when the d.a.'s office and a substitute defense attorney were careful not to gave lot of details as they left

nbc bay area's tom jensen reports from hayward. >> reporter: the alameda sheriff's department tells us at least two men began arguing inside the hookah lounge that was operating without a license. and once they took it outside into the parking lot, they started firing guns at each other. two people were killed, and two others injured in the early morning gunfight that broke at around 1:30 in the parking lot of a hookah lounge in hayward in the 21000 block of mission boulevard. the sheriff's department is not releasing the identities of the victims. neighbors say they've seen police here before but never heard birthday to before last night want -- heard gunfire before last night. >> it's scary because i got kids. >> reporter: theishy family lives less than a quarter mile from the business. >> i do see a lot of police activity there, and it's always between 2:00 and 3:00 in the morning. >> that's unfortunately what happens nowadays. you know what i mean? people don't get out and fight anymore, it's gunshots. you know, it's unfortunate the two people passed away. >> reporter: a sheriff's

judy: jensen's new research shows a dramatic rise in this type of violence since the 1990s.there was an annual average of two attempted or completed mass casualty plots in america, intended to kill or injure four or more victims. from 2017 to 2021, it grew to an average of 40 year, the high watermark in 2020. most were planned or carried out by people associated with right-wing and antigovernment groups and movements, the same ideology that propelled timothy mcveigh. >> what we witnessed in the last five or six years is a tremendous increase in the rate of domestic extremist criminal activity in the united states. in 2021 alone, there were over 1200 individuals arrested for extremist-related crimes in the united states and a large number of these individuals participated in the january 6 attack on the capitol building. judy: jensen's study of january 6's defendants shows that about when there had ties to extremist groups like the proud boys, boogaloo, many of which were founded by veterans of more recent wars and played pivotal roles in the storming of the u.s. capitol that

it's tot just the vie epbs me tpháep in oakland, tom jensen, abc bay area news. >>> another strike couldooming for oakland schools. tonight taeufpers and school staff with the oakland education session began voting on whether october vise the. ufs says it's confident but if a strike is the confident of ef es' -ts the job this subpoena. >>> if approved the e áebgs sráebgs ban will end of jewel the the the landlords will be able to kickless than one month. >>> a big the the. the money will always provide repb hall assistant to 38 owns for several acy sis tan. i ep we are facing statewide. is is it still stp our >>> the community of willow bend is getting a nonflat aets, some argues a it that a this is little glen. according to residents the considerate tes hreus in the kaors. the house taofs. -f both of these residents living blocks apart were hit this weekend. luckily they didn't have anything of value other than glasses. >> you can see the problem for yourself. thieves caught on camera. tphoásly area importance. >> reporter: a growing loam els. >> raoeugts now there's nowhere for people

"today in the bay's" thom jensen reports, a signing bonus is their idea. >> if it's not the largest, it's one of the largest police recruitment signing bonuses. the recruits will get $25,000 after being sworn in, then another $50,000 after they complete a 19-week field training program. >> reporter: in its first few days, the new signing bonus incentive in alameda pd is already getting a lot of attention. >> people from across the country have reached out to our recruitment, inquiring about the opportunity. >> reporter: alameda's police chief says the department isn't looking for new recruits only. they're also hiring police academy graduates and lateral transfers from other departments. but they're also not accepting just anyone. >> we are looking for the best. we recruit for character and train for skill. most importantly, we're looking for someone who wants to help others. >> reporter: the city's budgeted for 88 sworn officers. right now, there are only 64 on the streets. there are two does positions available. it is 15 times more than the sfpd recruits are getting and 2.5 times t

a kinder, gentler guy, hanging out with jensen >> got it.s, in the time we have, because we've got some interviews to get to, our parent company stock is up 4.6% woo-hoo. >> that's fab. >> i'll give you that. comcast reported numbers free cash flow free cash flow free cash flow $3.5 billion it was above what had been estimated. there's a lot of focus at the company on generating it, and there's a lot of focus on investors and what you do with it as much as $2 billion going to buy back stock also a dividend. and that's kind of the story right now, and that is why the stock is being well thought of this morning >> acceleration of some sort >> yeah, a little bit, but i will have to say for the overall cable environment or ecosystem, i was struck by the loss of video subs 614,000 in a quarter 614,000 cable subs of comcast said, see you later. we're out of here. not broadband. broadband's holding steady broadband, domestic broadband, total domestic broadband customers, roughly where it was a year ago, up slightly, but man, video, that -- our worl

thom jensen, "today in the bay." >>> 7:10 right now. beloved san francisco bar closing indefinitely. coming up on "today in the bay," we have the announcement from north beach's grandnd green asa >>> welcome back. 7:13 on your saturday morning. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge from our sutro tower camera. blanket of clouds covering the bay. and a look from below as the wind whips ahead of what should be a beautiful earth day. rob mayeda will be along with your forececast in a few minunu >>>>> first,t, today is nationa drug take back day. it's a safe and free way to get rid of prescription medication you no longer need. the livermore police department is just one of dozens participating in every county across the bay area today. they'll accept prescription medication that's expired or no longer needed. that includes opioids, no questions asked. >>> a san francisco watering hole for beer, comedy and live music announced it is closing, at least for the time being. grant and green saloon in north beach posted on social m

i don't know but at first no one believed jensen and then chatgpt occurred now, everyone believes jensen. they all want in to ai and know have has been the same they announced the stock was upgraded from a sell to a buy. that's right he initiated coverage on nvidia with a sell rate on december 14th when the stock was at $176. it's now at $276 i'm quoting that bad timing. this was right around the time that chatgpt started getting popular suddenly clients figured out what to do with nvidia's h100 the $20,000 hip that you need boatloads of if you want to do the ai stuff the chip we don't want the chinese to get this in the analyst's defense, nvidia's core business was slowing and he was also worried about the usage of cards for mining headwinds galore but missed the story, didn't he since then the stock rallied 100 bucks. sure you could argue their highs are there. i'm not here to debate that. i'm pointing out while it's discouraging to see the professionals get it wrong their mistaken negativity gave you an incredible buying opportunity that lasted for months that's nothing to do with the

it needed to reorganize and to regroup and i think most importantly, to identify new leaders. >> jensen'sh shows a dramatic rise in this type of violence since the 1990's. from 1990 to 1990 four, there was an annual average of two attempted or completed mass casualty plots in america intended to kill or injure four or more victims from 2017 to 2021 that grew to an average of 40 a year with a high water mark in 2020. most were planned or carried out by people associated with right wing and antigovernment groups and movements, the same ideology that propelled mcveigh. >> what we witnessed over the past five or six years is a tremendous increase in the rate of the mystic extremist activity in the united states. in 2021 alone, there were over 1200 individuals who were arrested for extremist relive crimes in the united states. a large number of these individuals participated in the january 6 attack on the u.s. capital birding to that she is capitol building. >> the study shows about a third had ties to extremist groups. groups like the proud boys, the oath keepers and the boogaloo and 3% or mo

in san francisco i am tom jensen for nbc bay area news. >>> this is the first weekend of the fixed 56th annual california cherry blossom festival. the celebration here is one of the largest cherry blossom festivals outside of japan. second to the festival in washington, d.c. it continues tomorrow and then next weekend with a big parade. our very own mike inouye will be an emcee. >>> it looks beautiful out there in the blue water is really contrasting. tomorrow is easter and that could be a very, very pleasant easter egg hunt. let's take a look at what it will be like. >> we have sunshine out there today and san jose is expected to be in the upper 60s. from here, we will warm-up even more. we should see low 70s as early as 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. we are expecting 70s tomorrow and into the northbay. more sunshine but not quite as warm and 65 in san francisco. from sunday to monday, we will have two days of 70 degree temperatures and then winds will pick up and we will cool down towards the middle part of the week with showers possible. we will track more of that coming up. >>> coming up,

thom jensen has the latest on that investigation. >> reporter: the southbound lanes of i-80 near fremont came to a screeching halt around 10:30 today. >> it's taken me an hour. >> i called in to work to let them know i'm late. >> reporter: most drivers had no idea why they were being detoured and once we told them, some were heartbroken. >> that's terrible. >> reporter: chp investigators needed to close the busy interstate to look for evidence in the shooting death of eliyanah crisostomo. investigators say eliyanah and her parents were driving south at 6:40 saturday night after celebrating a birthday when bullets tore through their car killing their little girl. >> how you go from celebrating a family member's birthday to losing your 5-year-old child within seconds. >> reporter: a family friend told us eliyanah who would have turned 6 in ten days wanted to be a doctor and was a happy little girl. >> she loved life. everybody was her friend. she loved to laugh, smile, and hang out with her family. >> reporter: some of eliyanah's teachers and classmates are also just learning about her dea

our thom jensen is tracking the latest details.ll join us ahead at 5:30 this morning. >>> three men charged in another freeway shooting, we've been following. they will be back in court later today. 2-year-old jasper wu was killed after the car he was riding in was caught in the crossfire of a gang battle on 880 in november of 2021. protesters are expected to gather outside of the courthouse ahead of that hearing. they're upset over reports that alameda county district attorney pamela price is going to give the suspects a lesser sentence by dropping enhancements charges. price denies those reports and maintains she will hold the people responsible for wu's death. >>> also in just a few hours, the man accused of a high profile attack in san francisco is set to appear before a judge. police say he beat the san francisco fire commissioner with a metal bar in the marina district last week. the 24-year-old suspect is due to be formally charged at 9:00 this morning. >> moving you forward on the covid front, stanford begins major changes

is the story jensen huang, when he says it's like the iphone, like the 386, 486, who are we to doubthis guy? >> we're going to talk more about nvidia through the lens of google today and some of these claims about the speed of super computing. we'll get to j&j >> you know what they're getting rid of staplers. you know what happens next the staples themselves >> j&j agreeing to pay nearly $9 billion to settle these claims over talc products. the stock rising on that news. jim's got quite a ta oken that for the club last night. take a look at futures here. a lot more "squawk on the street" continues after a break. . i'm taking a two-year business course. i've been studying a lot. i've been producing and directing for over 50 years. it's a very detailed thing and the pressure's all on me. i noticed i really wasn't quite as sharp as i was. my boss told me about prevagen and i started taking it. i feel sharper. my memory's a lot better. it just works. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. (cecily) it's probably gonna take us a while to move this sign. (vo) it just works.

departments across the region state and nation are struggling to fill vacant positions and as tom jensen reports, the city of alameda thinks it has a solution to fill 30%. money. a lot of it up front. $75,000 in signing bonuses. >> reporter: if it's not the largest, it's one of the largest police recruitment signing bonuses. the recruits will get $25,000 after being sworn in and another $50,000 after they complete a 19-week field training program. in its first few days, the new signing bonus incentive is already getting a lot of attention. >> people from across the country have reached out to your recruitment inquiring about the opportunity. >> reporter: alameda's police chief says the department is not looking for new recruits only. they are also hiring police academy graduates and lateral transfers from other departments. but they are also not accepting just anyone. >> we are looking for the best. we recruit for character and we train for skill. most importantly, what we are looking for is someone who wants to help others. >> reporter: the city is budgeted for 88 sworn officers but rig

our thom jensen, what are you learning? >> reporter: i wish we were learning more. so far we don't have any suspect description, any car vehicle descriptions or anything of that nature, which we would normally have by this time several days after the shooting. the investigators out there are just near warren avenue in the southbound lanes trying to find any clues to get evidence to find those suspects. we thought when this first happened maybe they had some suspects, people in custody they could talk to. it turns out those people may not have been linked to this at all, those folks picked up and questioned about an earlier shooting in fremont just minutes before this one. maybe in the next couple of days after this latest scouring of the freeway we'll hear some more from the chp about at least a vehicle description, something the public can help with to try to find the speck or suspects in this case, this tragic shooting of this little girl. >> not much from the police, but i see you're at central park elementary where eliyanah attended. are you hearing anything fro

. >> this is gloria jensen. i was on hold for the warm pool comment and i was cleared twice. so, may i make a comment on the water pool program? >> there's no technical issue. >> the public comment at this time is for items on the director's report. the appropriate time would have been during public comment. >> right. which i was on hold. >> right. janet, please mute the caller and caller, please feel free to submit a written comment. i saw the hand and there was no hand up at that time and the person who is moderating confirmed that with me. go to the next caller, jeanette. >> this is yy aka, patrick. can you hear me? >> yes, sir. please begin. >> you have gone on some sort of feint recording. we can barely hear you over-the-phone. i am wondering why pickens last week and now then director colfax is claiming that during the 90-day, the first 90 days monitoring survey, laguna honda had received 124 deficiencies. according to the first root cause analysis repor that was raised on the 8 surveys, laguna honda received between october 21st and april of 2022, that report, i'm sorr

nbc bay area's tom area's thom jensen is in chinatown. >> reporter: we want today know what people were really feeling as they come to chinatown. are they feeling safer? the chinatown annual springtime festival. >> over the past couple of months, we have been having a really, really hard time with what people try to say we are. >> reporter: the mayor sees signs of the good old days and the thousands of faces packing the street. >> the people out here today demonstrate clearly that they love this city. they enjoy this city. they are having a good time in san francisco. >> reporter: following covid restrictions it has been tough for the neighborhood to bounce back. a washington dc family says they have seen videos and pictures of crime in chinatown, but came anyway. >> we have been feeling safe and feeling fine. a beautiful day. >> reporter: after spending millions more dollars on police patrols an adding a few unarmed community ambassadors to the downtown and the tourism corridor, city leaders and merchants say public opinion and the economy is turning around. >> it will help tremendousl

we begin with tom jensen. >> reporter: people who knew him and people who live in this neighborhood aretill stunned that a leader in san francisco's tech community was murdered here. and a memorial for bob lee continues to grow with more flowers and candles tonight, as the search for his killer continues. crime scene video shows police searching a dumpster and questioning potential witnesses in the area where 43-year-old bob lee was stabbed to death. the trail of blood leads to the intersection where he collapsed, right in front of a condominium, 2:30 tuesday morning. >> it will be hard to imagine a world where you cannot call bob and say, i have this problem i'm thinking through can you help me? >> i talked to him last week and i am supposed to meet him in miami this weekend. it will hit me, we had plans to hang out. >> reporter: his name is well known in the tech world, especially in financial tech. is cofounder of cashapp, also served in executive roles with square and was recently with the cryptocurrency firm mobilecoin. in this company video, he talks about the difficulties of crea

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you can't really work this without jensen and google has a relationship with jensen. >> we should pointut again, because people need to understand this chain, they need the gpus from nvidia, which were designed by nvidia, one of the most valuable semiconductor companies or maybe the most in the world, which are made by taiwan semi. the designs are delivered to taiwan semi, which then makes the chips, because they make 80-plus percent of the advanced chips in the world >> we did have a warship there i'm doing a piece tonight about that about how lightly defended taiwan is. wow. >> and that, then, lends itself to the larger conversation we're having and that others have about the geopolitical risks of the competition between china and the u.s. and where it leads. by the way, fink, the other day, i thought was interesting when he talked about -- he talked about china being -- having an inflationary impact because of the decoupling i have had other executives talk to me about, well, you know, china could be slowing dramatically >> i know. >> because of the decoupling >> then i heard that ch

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around the globe, including to low fulton in arctic, norway, which is where i gotta know chris lewis jensen. he's a local and we worked together on a film. we seated off right away. one day he took me kayaking. we paddled to an island in the middle of the arctic ocean. it's inaccessible by foot. i think we've all seen pictures of polluted beaches before, but so much plastic waste in the arctic. i had no idea. i mean, ah, lizzie lewis with honest adding a timothy smell, and there was even a german b, a bunch of reflection in the middle of the arctic clifton in active life. and now when i walked through the streets in germany, again, i see garbage everywhere. it's like something changed. i didn't notice it before, and it makes me crazy because i don't want the garbage to end up in the arctic. but how likely is it to end up in the arctic? the garbage would have to drift down stream about 600 kilometers to hamburg and from there to the north sea. then the atlantic, in the end, a piece of plastic would have to have traveled over 2500 kilometers to end up in the increase in the arctic. so i, so i

you are watching local news wit nine time emmy award winner che van jensen, and now here is chet . >>s were each guest shares as troy from wherever they are. then i vote on the winner in th winner gets our logo on there, but talks. jim, your story, go first frisk i am from new jersey and they are now in hoboken, they are installing some brand-new eight way i believe stop sign or four-way stop signs, which i think is such a nice thing because there were, and this is true, 1400 traffic deaths a day and hoboken, they are friendly installing stop signs. that seems like a lot for such as most of the. i said five people left alive. >> and it such a beautiful town. >> we would vacation every year and lose someone. a gate there cemeteries are amazing. >> they really are. we are psyched about this, they say next year they are putting in traffic lights and requiring breaks. >> douglas, what are you going to pick? what cities will you pick? >> as you often point out, i am from england, so my story is about things that happened in neighboring country called wales . and, they are, touching story,

with it nighttime emmy award winner chad van jensen and that now here's a chad. >> thank you. chet could not be here tonight because he's dead. now you got war that thing back up so i can read it. this is local news and he did the teleprompter too say that. when each guest has to share a story from wherever therefrom from. i would've forgotten i will go on the winter and someday they can brag about it on their tombstone. let me go to you, emily. don't use the word literally. >> everybody's so as you know and from the very california an at san jose fire department rescued to the most adorable little tiny baby deer bambi. somebody was hiking and found the baby dear and brought it to the fire department. these guys nursed her back to health they bet her with a baby bottle and took her to animal control where she's totally thriving. isn't that great but what was a the headlines. >> i worry about the mom. the person who brought in where they wearing camouflage? but the point is adorable baby dear good samaritan's humor is in and out of uniform. bambi with a bottle. >> adorable. you

residents in sudan's capital saying they are hearing roar of fire jensen boom of artillery fire despitedetents and saudi arabia. a race against time this morning, 72 hour cease-fire in destroyed streets, dark smoke line in the sky. people desperate to evacuate including americans. >> we cannot guarantee travelers safety nor can we guarantee how long these departure options will be available. >> countries brushing to back with citizens. this turkey each evacuation heat by gunfire as it was landing outside khartoum. saudi arabia evacuated more than 3000 from sudan in recent days. evacuees arriving in jeddah by ship. u.s. state department friday saying fewer than 5000 u.s. citizens have requested information. small fraction seeking help to leave sudan. as "new york times" or 300 americans make his way to port sedan. 500 out trip roughly take 24 hours. >> part of the challenge is it will need u.s. drones overhead. >> u.s. military evacuating diplomatic personnel last weekend in derry overnight rescue the included seal team numerous expert u.s. better lead group project dynamo on the ground

does their narrative going forward with what tim cook says or jensen huang justify the massive multiple expansion we've had? i do think that multiple expansion is a little bit too much too fast. i also think it's healthy, though three weeks ago, scott, we were talking about within the banking crisis, whereas tech stocks were trading like we're in a soft landing, energy stocks were trading like a downright recession. i do think that catch-up and broadening out is a really positive to the market because we don't want to see five names make up 90% of the return which is what you saw in the first quarter. i like the broader name themes whether it lasts or not is really anybody's guess >> the idea of positioning or being out of position so to speak to this trade as many have been, you guys included, in terms of let's just take apple you're underweight apple the target to 188 at credit suisse, 180 at canaccord, steady iphone sales, china reopening, you could create a number of different bullish thesis behind exactly what's happening how do you answer that >> so, to start with, i am of the opi

here is tom jensen. >> reporter: fans are about the only ones commenting on the heated and physical exchange with a a's fan as baseball and police launch investigations. he was tight lipped about the incident before and after today's game, the same from angels management who said this is in major leg baseball's hands for the time being and won't comment about what happened. >> there's an investigation going on, and we just can't, with anything that involves the legal stuff. >> reporter: the a's did not address his actions directly, but the manager says he knows the coliseum fans can be tough on players, and emotions run high on opening day. >> it's hard not to say something back. >> reporter: fans are talking about the now viral video. a heated back and forth between rendon and an a's fan after the a's beat the angels thursday night. [ inaudible ] >> leave your hands off the fans. >> to be honest, we're all human. just because somebody is in a higher position, sometimes they do have a responsibility to know their position and how it could affect the public. >> reporter: it's not clear what l

. >> nvidia, when you speak -- that's something, isn't it when you speak to jensen huang, the only harsherms he ever has is he blurts out, moore's law is dead that's gordon moore, and the idea that you can keep shrinking the forum size there's no more gain from two to one, these, you know, these nanometers there's no more game, so let's stop it. let's put a lot of great cards together and create a.i. that's what he did but it took altman -- it took those guys to figure out how to change the world they changed the world altman changed the world >> and this guy, brockton, actually he's the secret. >> we don't give him credit at all. we'll find out in four years >> he's the real guy there at open a.i >> are you saying that altman is the face man benioff? powell we'll see him this weekend i'll ask him >> altman's done interviews with everybody, but not me. not us >> not us. we're losers >> thank you for that. >> we didn't get darren woods. i thought one of our colleagues went to guyana with him. >> i didn't go with darren to guyana, but we did go a lot of plaess i had him and i lost him >> w

. >> "today in the bay's" thom jensen joins us from our newsroom. a lot of people are wondering why the suspect, who was a friend, would stab lee. >> the motive is still a mystery to everybody was police and prosecutors at this point, apparently. it's something we might learn later today in court documents when 38-year-old nima momemi is arraigned possibly at 9:00 a.m. that's when the criminal court calendar is normally. a lesser known tech consultant momemi was and he was one of the last people known to have seen bob lee before his stabbing ten days ago. investigators say he was arrested yesterday at his emeryville home. police found lee with stab wounds and he died later on a hospital. a longtime friend says it only makes sense that police would eventually talk to momemi because friends saw the two together just hours earlier. >> that was the last person he was with. in my mind, i asked, well, shouldn't be people looking into this guy? >> police also would not say whether they found the murder weapon. but they saw police recover a knife near the m

i'm midshipmen jensen. it's such a pleasure to hear from all of you. i'm really curious. in a time of such uncertainty, where did you find the structure in your lives. oh, jesus. so the question is a time of uncertainty. where do you find structure in your lives? i, i think that spirit, duality, a belief in god, was a major part. i gave a speech about a year ago and afterwards some somebody who was a parent in the audience came up and, you know, next thing i know, she was standing there facing me and she said, i think you talked to jesus. and without thinking twice, i said, every day. so in terms of structure you're in and existence, i think that was a most important part. the other part was from this case, we were in that together and we were to come back together and that was like, oh, our just our greatest objective and we've got to come back and but we were going to come back the right way. and that was with all our and that's our that's our motto return with honor, as you as you're aware, i committed to that. also, if the question was about structure or that you're l

. >> thom jensen joins us from the newsroom. no official motive yet from the district attorney or police? >> that's right. but the da office has confirmed that the suspect in that case will be in court for an arraignment at 9:00 a.m. today. but we have not learned what the motive is. we could learn in the court records later today if the release after that arraignment, 38-year-old nima momemi who was one of the last people known to have seen bob lee before his stabbing death ten days ago was arrested yesterday at his home. april 4th, police found lee with stab wounds at 2:30 in the morning and he died later in a hospital. it only makes sense that police would talk to momemi, a tech consultant, because other friends saw the two together just hours earlier. he told nbc bay area the arrest gives him little solace. >> supposed to be hanging out this week in miami. it was a little weird. catching the guy makes things better. >> police would not say whether they found the murder weapon. but they saw police recover a knife near the mur

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and jensen told me afterwards that for weeks press secretary for weeks there was this he had this terribly sad, misunderstood as she put it. but it was a misunderstood sadness, was the phrase she used. so, i mean, i, i guess i feel like i've gotten to know him better, but i don't think my opinions radically changed. and yeah, thanks a lot for telling me i need to do the next two years. that was this. that's the last one. was a killer so i don't know yet about that nor do i know whether they'll let me back in the white house, because i'm sure kamala harris is not thrilled. i'm sure she was saying. to ron klain, whose idea was it to let this guy in? so we'll see. just a closing word. thank you so much for being here. first, chris and i both appreciate it very, very much. the books are out in the hall. and please, i'd be happy. sign them and personalize them for yourself and your friends in the lobby. his book, the fight his life. in fact, i was reading the new york times review books. you can read some more of that aloud if you like. and they describe it as. it is a herculean effort for any