with jensen, it is jensen. he's mesmerizing, has a longer term view. stock, you decided the longer term view doesn't matter. the longer term view is bright for nvidia, not for the stock, just the company. they're very different animals right now. >> all right, again, we're going to be discussing microsoft and amazon and meta and apple as this week goes along. no one is going to -- it was a fun thing to talk. but zuckerberg is saying, listen, i need your stuff. i have so many different ideas. >> they're the only one open sourcing too with lama 3. >> lama 3, everyone says what is lama 3? it is the code, the secret. i just like both companies. do i like both stocks? i like meta stock more than nvidia stock. >> meta more than nvidia, amazon more than meta. >> the advertising can be unbelievable for meta. reels is a better place to put a lot of things than ticktock. zuckerberg unveiled reels and people said what an also-ran. reels was really good. you got to use the products. you have to just say, i want to use every product, like the ray ban glasses you la

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scarlet: howard marks, greg jensen, who else do you have coming up?ali: we have torsten's lack of apollo tomorrow right before we hear from fed chair powell testify. steve eisman neuberger berman. if you are worried about the markets, he is someone to listen into. sallie krawcheck as well. and the ceo of abercrombie & fitch, whose stock have been rising faster than nvidia, if you can believe it. i know that you and i both wear it. scarlet: you are one of the few people in the office i have talked to actively wearing it because it used to be only teenage jeans and t-shirts and now it is so much more. sonali: i have borne it to the opera, if you can believe that. scarlet: you can catch her bloomberg open interest every day from 9:00 until 11:00 eastern on bloomberg television. coming up, closing arguments over bill hwang's trial is today. we discussed the implications next. this is bloomberg. ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, ca

nbc bay area's thom jensen joins us live now. tom, fire danger is causing a lot of park closures and people actually to lose power. it is good. good morning. and 112 degrees. that's a high number isn't it. it's already almost 100 degrees going to top that in the next couple of hours. and some of the homes here around rockville hill regional park, where we are in fairfield, are part of that public safety power shut off potential that pg&e is talking about thousands of customers affected in northern california. we'll get into that. but first of all, the park here is closed. like you were saying, due to fire danger, fairfield is closed. two more popular hiking and mountain open spaces in the city. because the fire danger is so high here and pg&e has already shut off power to dozens of customers scattered across northern california from vacaville to winters, and then northeast of healdsburg and windsor into lake county. thousands of customers in ten northern california counties face possible psps shutoffs, including in napa county, s

but we have thom jensen for us. he is tracking the trouble over at sfo, but first let's head over to nbc bay area's kris sanchez. she's live for us outside of the sunnyvale offices of the company at the center of all of this. now, kris, catch us up to speed. where do things stand at this hour? so things are still coming online, but i will tell you that the crowdstrike ceo was very fast to take responsibility for this global outage, assuring people that this was not a cyber attack nor a security incident, but rather an update that was supposed to make the system better, an issue with the microsoft operating system. and we identified this very quickly and remediated the issue. but the damage was done with that single update to microsoft's cloud system. thousands and thousands of companies that use it from our own television station to airlines. even police forces were taken off line. and on a morning when people really could use some caffeine, even some mobile ordering systems were down, too, a cybersecurity expert to

jensen conspired with a security company to offer a $90,000 bribe in order to get carry concealed weapon permits. smith was found guilty of corruption in a civil case in 2022. the sheriff's office said today it does support the verdict against jensen. >> police published a warning today for san pablo residents about a rising trend of kidnaping scams in the area. authorities are calling these virtual kidnapings. it's when a scammer calls a victim saying they've kidnaped a family member and try to get a ransom out of the victim, san pablo police say to contact the department. if you get a call like that and advise, never disclose your loved one's name or any other information to a scammer. there is also an fbi tip line to report tes of calls. an attempted early mor theft in sunnyvale turned violent y whenuspects fired at a man in front of his home. this all hnearound 445 in the morning in the area of san pablo and amador avenues. according ole, the came outside when several suspects we trng to stehis car s house. the susctfired multiple shots at the man and then took off in a light colored

today in the bay's thom jensen. live for us this morning over at sfo. and tom, talk to us about what you've been seeing this morning. seems like more and more as the morning goes along. more people are being back to somewhat normal. good morning marcus and ginger. yeah, getting back to normal for the most part. here you can see people are moving through the departure gates and the checking in their baggage. here at the american counters, american is one of the airlines that had issues along with united and delta. they all sent a statement talking about some of the it issues. and overnight, though, it was a major ordeal, the flight screens here at sfo had those blue recovery messages on them confirming the airport had system wide tech issues. those, most of those reader boards are back up now. we only saw one that was down earlier. sfo officials confirmed they were part of the global software glitch that will go down as one of the biggest it failures in history. we talked to people who landed this morning and got caught right in the middle of it. some wa

with jensen huang. think that nvidia never recovered from former president trump's -- >> taiwan comments? >> i have sources in the prc, shocking as that is. they're americans who are there. >> they're americans -- what? do you really want me to ask you questions about this? it's going to fall apart. >> no, because -- no. it's actually not -- >> tell me who these sources are in the prc. >> no, no. just hear me out. >> do you come to you during the night? president xi, direct line into your brain? >> let's go with gina raimondo. she's saying, don't worry, the democrats would protect taiwan. >> right. >> former president trump is saying, you have to pay us tribute. >> pay us protection money. >> and a very logical thing is that someone i follow, who does a lot of business with china, they're beginning to think maybe we'd prefer status quo. but if we could get in there and take taiwan, because the government -- the government doesn't care, well, that would be an opportunity. >> it would be a very bad moment

thom jensen, nbc, bay area news i mean, it's been 20 years. so that evidence, i mean has been in storage for 20 years. thank you so much, tom. all right. let's take a live look out in san jose for you this midday. beautiful. the sun is out. it looks nice. and i think it feels nice as well. yeah, we're not whining. we're not complaining about the heat today. we're still in the 60s in san jose, and it's going to warm up a little bit more as we go into the afternoon. but we do have a lot of sunshine. even though we started out with some early clouds across many of our inland areas and as we take a look at san francisco, those clouds still linger. so that's keeping the temperatures now in the low 60s. we're in the upper 60s in dublin, san jose just now, making it to 70 degrees as we look at our highs for this afternoon, only up a little bit more from where we are now. so it does stay a very nice for mid july with our highs in some inland areas. a little warm, but definitely not the scorching heat we had last week. we'll talk about a slight warm up

thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. tom thank you.uld be a tumultuous few days in american political history. should president biden drop out of the race for the white house, pressure continues to mount for him to withdraw and allow another democrat to run for president. the latest call coming from senator peter welch of vermont. he's the first senate democrat to publicly call on president biden to step asid. he did so in an op ed for the washington post. congresswoman nancy pelosi still sticking by president biden, but changing her tune a bit. she was rather noncommittal in her support today, we're all encouraging him to make that decision because time is running short. the, i think, overwhelming support of the of the caucus. it's not for me to say i'm not the head of the caucus anymore, but he's beloved, he is respected, and people want him to make that decision. he has me. he has said he has made the decision. he has said firmly this week he is going to run. you want him to run. i want him to do whatever he decides to do. and holly

nbc bay area's thom jensen is live near san francisco's aquatic park, where some of the fireworks are going to be launched tonight. tom. some people started to get there super early because they've heard they might actually be able to see the fireworks tonight, as opposed to other years. that's what every. right. yeah, exactly. everybody is hoping that it will remain clear because it seems like on 4th of july during the fireworks show, inevitably the clouds roll in, hoping that it stays clear this year. and you can look at the crowd. even since the last hour, it's really filled in. but some people, like you said, did get here early this morning and rolled out the blankets, the food and set up chairs. everyone, though, talking about the clear skies and hoping they remain this way. tonight, a show producer told us he's incorporated some new fireworks from italy and asia that will make this the best show yet. the mortars are fired from two different barges and it's all synchronized by computers to music. two families from the la area told us they began planning a 4th of july trip to see

thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. all right, tom, we shall see. thank you. the fierce battle continues to put out the thompson fire. it's burning on the outskirts of oroville in butte county. and so far, the fire has burned 3700 acres. it's 7% contained. four homes have been destroyed, 12,000 are still threatened. mandatory evacuation orders for nearby neighborhoods are still in effect. as well as evacuation warnings. fire officials say crews have made significant progress in stopping its spread toward oroville and the oroville dam, and we will continue to follow the latest on this wildfire and others burning across the state to get updates on our heat wave coverage, wildfire coverage and more, just download our free nbc bay area news app. well, conflicting information coming from the white house on when president biden last saw a doctor that as the president made some revealing comments about his own debate performance, the comments came in a radio interview with a wisconsin station. it aired in full today. president biden told listeners in part, i had a ba

thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. tom, thank you.as for president biden, he is back in washington, d.c, tonight at the white house after leaving delaware. you see it there earlier today. this is the first time he's been seen publicly since ending his campaign. over the weekend, mr. biden tested positive for covid last wednesday and was recovering at his home in delaware. tomorrow, the president will speak to the nation for the first time since dropping out of the race in the letter that he wrote over the weekend, mr. biden said he will explain his plans to the american people. the president will speak at 5 p.m. our time from the oval office. antioch city council voted on a resolution tonight opposing the decommission. the amtrak station. this comes after months of pushback from the community. last month, the san joaquin county joint powers authority moved to shut down the service it cited safety concerns involving unhoused people, assault on amtrak personnel and the new oakley station, six miles away, set to be completed later this y

our thom jensen is live in one county where shutoffs have already started by pg&e and just ahead, firstponders will lay out their extreme heat strategies as well. but first, let's head over to meteorologist kari hall. she's leading our coverage this morning with a look at the conditions right now. and we're starting out with some mild temperatures this morning. but we know that quickly that heat is going to be hitting today. and an 11:00 an excessive heat warning will begin for these areas shaded in pink and along the bay. it's going to be a heat advisory where our highs will reach into the 80s and 90s. this dangerous heat will be prolonged over a period of several days. so we're going to start today by day. see the effects of this hitting us harder as we're right now seeing temperatures in the mid 60s, it may not be this cool tomorrow morning or the day after. we're already at 87 in vacaville as we're headed for 109 degrees there today. a major heat risk and how this could quickly impact your health as we deal with hour upon hour of those highs over 100 degrees for those inland valleys

thom jensen this morning over at sfo tom thank you. updated on this breaking news throughout the day. don't forget we are on 24/7. whenever you want. we are streaming including on roku, pluto tv and of course over on our website nbcbayarea.com. make sure you download our free nbc bay area news app. if you haven't already done so. so that way you will get those alerts sent straight to your phone throughout the day. and that is the place to be if you want to keep tabs on where our breaking news is and our weather, let's look at a live look at san jose this morning. 540 for you on this friday morning. it looks like it's going to be a beautiful day from what we're hearing, cynthia. but a bit of some clouds. still, it's going to be a hot day. a hottest day of the week so far. but i offer you the cool marine layer if you're finding yourself in san francisco, marin we see the top of mount tam there, 54 in the city to 63 and mild start down here in san jose. we go out into livermore 63 to start our morning there. and how about this? it is the

nbc bay area's thom jensen is outside the superior courthouse. the 79 year old suspect was surrounded by family and friends in court today, and afterwards, her lawyer made some claims about how this happened, something we had not heard before. mary fong lao leaves the san francisco superior courtroom after pleading not guilty to four felony charges of vehicular manslaughter. this has been just a horrible and unspeakable tragedy. her lawyer says lao has been traumatized by the march 16th crash, when her 2014 mercedes glk suv smashed through a san francisco bus shelter, killing an entire family of four. the father and two year old son died at the scene. mom and their infant died later at the hospital. the district attorney charged lao with four felonies tuesday, accusing her of gross negligence. i feel that the charges are completely unsupported. i think it's unfortunate that san francisco pd jumped to conclusions and arrested miss lao, which then created this political spectacle that requires some sort of accountability. attorney sam geller says h

i'm so proud and safe in a city that welcomes her and all people with open arms, happy pride thom jensen nbc, bay area news, nbc bay area and our sister station telemundo 48 also taking part in the party today. check it out right here. some of our producers and anchors were out on our parade float dancing and showing their pride. san francisco police were out in force at pride celebrations today as well. the city deployed the entire police force this weekend and brought in regional and federal partners to ensure the public's safety. the heaviest security presence was at the civic center plaza, where the parade ended and the vendors were located. people had to go through metal detectors and had to have their bags checked. well, i think it's the first time that i've seen that we actually have to go through metal detectors. i haven't done that. being in the civic center plaza, it always feels like a lot safer to be around and like you're protected in this area. this all comes after the fbi warned of the possibility that terrorist groups could target large events during pride month, but fort

lizzie: that was mark zuckerberg speaking to jensen wall and meta-reports results tomorrow and resultsmicrosoft, apple and amason. $10 trillion total and we can also look ahead to other earnings, plenty of big oil. let's get to other stories, treasury reduced federal borrowing estimate and projected a decline in the cash for. our estimates between july and september are down. the estimate comes ahead of a possible fresh fight over the debt limit. energy trade group paid a record dividend last year after russia's invasion of ukraine delivered a profit whom representing $14 million for each employee that owns the company. bloomberg calculates they distributed more than $25 billion to partners over the last 15 years. and to asia where singapore is planning to invest $30 billion in the u.s. market over the next five years. the fund told bloomberg it is looking to put money into ai-related firms and semi conductors and infrastructure. investments surpassed china for the first time in at least one decade. let's check in on these markets. you are seeing futures higher in europe, 2/10 of 1% on

you talk about jensen huang, and you talk about getting right with jensen.hat is nvidia doing with you that's so exceptional? >> well, we started building large language models with jensen and nvidia, great company, great leader, more than five years ago. so, this is not wet paint. we have been at this for a while. and because we've been at this for a while, we've built our game plan on top of the amazing technology of nvidia, and i mean, the whole stack. so, if you think about that partnership and what we did, we started with i.t., we quickly moved it into the employee experience. now, we're running the table in customer experience, and obviously, developers are improving their productivity by 55%, so the compute power coming from nvidia is powering the servicenow platform. >> all right, yeah, it is an excellent partnership. one last thing i had. carl, actually, back from workday on and marc benioff yesterday from servicenow, they want to come at you. they want to do on-boarding. they say they have the data, not clear they think that you have the data, but

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team gb has secured its first medal of the paris olympics with yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen taking bronze in the synchronised three metre springboard diving event. china claimed gold with the us taking silver. the result for great britain places them equal fourth with kazakhstan on the medals table. rain, though, is causing problems for outdoor events, with the tennis delayed and skateboarding postponed by 48 hours. the prime minister has congratulated the divers for their efforts after winning team gb's first medal. sir keir starmer is in paris, where he's also been speaking to british athletes, wishing them luck as they prepare for their respective events. and last night he also attended the opening ceremony and posted a video on social media telling those competing the whole country is behind them . country is behind them. meanwhile, though, eurostar passengers are still facing ongoing travel disruption after arson attacks on the french rail network ahead of the games . 1 arson attacks on the french rail network ahead of the games. 1 in 4 trains won't be running this week

today in the bay's thom jensen live for us in daly city this morning., any word yet from bart about when those services will be restored? well, good morning to both of you. yeah, we've been reaching out to bart all weekend through the night. they did have some updates yesterday. nothing new this morning. we do have lines running here in daly city, but not the red line. still, this all of course, started saturday evening when there was a fire in an electrical room along the system in oakland that caused several stations to shut down on the red line and green lines. oakland firefighters put out the fire and helped evacuate about 300 people off of platforms, but the fire caused delays throughout sunday. saturday and continues to cause complete closures of the red line. bart use some bus shuttles for connections, but also ask riders to choose alternate routes. alternate transportation. while crews worked to repair damaged electrical systems. so that's what took so long to get service restored. but we did have service restored at fruitvale and lake merritt j

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we're live in fairfield, thom jensen, today in the bay. to, but we know they're ready. thank you. tom our bay area cities are preparing for the heat wave opening up cooling centers to provide water power outlets, free wi-fi, especially when that power goes out. our team compiled a list of all of the locations, and you can use your smartphone camera to scan the qr code on your screen or you can go to nbcbayarea.com to find a cooling center near you. now let's take a look at the right time. mike inouye. all right, let's get a look at the south bay where things are getting more congested here for north 101. this is not a surprise. it's a tuesday 534 so we expect to see more traffic and a little bit of slowing on our sensors where the arrow is right there. the recovery for 87 is great. the overnight road work crews cleared without any incident. there are two new crashes actually down to one new crash. i believe it was the same double report here coming down on westbound 84. so just before you get to sunol, there may be as many as five vehicles

jensen is expected to be sentenced in september.in prison. >> 7.25 and timothy o county supervisor david canepa is urging meta ceo mark zuckerberg to add warning labels to their social media platforms. there's already been a similar call for congressional action as well from the u.s. surgeon general. >> surgeon generals made very clear or generals and said, look, when it comes to screen time, those who have screen time over 3 hours. really in terms of mental health. it doubles the acuity. so this is evidence based. if it's good enough for the surgeon general, it's certainly good enough for me and others. >> the supervisor says he's going to be pushing for a resolution to bring guardrails to social media and he'll be doing that on the peninsula in august. >> 7.26 is the time. and this week the u.s. navy exonerated more than 200 u.s. navy sailors from world war. 2, they were unjustly punished following the port chicago disaster of 1944. was that summer that a massive explosion occurred as ammunition was being loaded onto a cargo vesse

thom jensen today in the bay. all right. thank you so much, tom. 509 for you this morning as we take a live look out in dublin, folks on the road getting moving. and how are they feeling out there? well, probably nice and cool. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that forecast for us coming out the house this morning. kari again, i was like, oh, it's nice and cool. it is nice out there. and so great to know that we do have some cooler weather that will be sticking with us, at least to start out our new work week. and we're also going to continue on with sunshine. right now we're in the low 60s in the south bay. we'll stay in the 60s through about 10:00 in san jose at noontime. it's at a very comfortable 75 degrees and only headed for the upper 70s here today. we may even see a few spots around town reaching 80 degrees, but it will be a cooler day with upper 70s and mountain view. i don't know if it gets any better than this. this time of year we are still looking at a wide range in temperatures from mid 60s and half mo

james jensen was found guilty by a jury for his role in a scheme.y say that he got an international security company to donate $90,000 in exchange for gun permits for the company's agents. jensen is supposed to be sentenced in september time now is 6.25. and san mateo county supervisor david canepa is urging men as ceo mark zuckerberg to add warning labels on meadows, social media platforms. this after there's been a similar call now for congressional action, too, from the u.s. surgeon general. >> it made very clear or generals and said, look, when it comes to screen time, those who have screen time over 3 hours. really in terms of mental health. it doubles the acuity. so this is evidence based. if it's good enough for the surgeon general, it's certainly good enough for me and others. >> supervisor canepa says that he's going to be pushing forward with a resolution to bring guardrails to social media on the peninsula in august. >> the u.s. navy has exonerated more than 200 u.s. navy sailors from world war 2, they were found to be unjustly punished f

team gb has secured its first medal of the paris olympics with yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensentaking bronze in the synchronised three metre springboard diving event. china claimed gold and the us took silver. the results places great britain equal fourth with kazakhstan on the medals table. rain is causing problems for outdoor events. meanwhile with the tennis delayed and skateboarding positioned postponed rather by 48 hours. meanwhile, eurostar passengers are facing ongoing travel disruption after arson attacks on the french railway network ahead of the games. 1 in 4 trains will not run this weekend, with the operator saying four have been cancelled today. travellers are being told today. travellers are being told to postpone their journeys if they can. the chief constable of greater manchester police says video footage of an officer seemingly kicking and stamping on a man at the airport is a source of profound regret. stephen watson insists the force is committed to supporting a criminal investigation into that officer's behaviour comes after the mayor of greater manchester a

thom jensen today in the bay. all right, tom, thank you. well, taking a live look at dublin this morning and things are looking quite mild out there. traffic moving smoothly, but the weather is as well. kari says we're going to keep it cool. yeah. it's nice to have a break from the high heat. thinking back to last week when we had widespread triple digits and we have this beautiful view looking at walnut creek this morning, one of the spots where we can actually see the sunrise. we have seen the clouds moving in this morning and as you're stepping out the door in oakland, it will be in the upper 50s heading to work with a mostly cloudy morning which will hold those temperatures down. keep it from warming up too quickly, as we'll look at a high today of about 73 degrees here it will be 83. in dublin and in the upper 80s for morgan hill, while in san francisco it stays in the 60s. today, much of the north bay in the upper 70s and low 80s. looking great to start out this week we'll talk about what's ahead in a few minutes. mike's been eyeing t

look, i -- jensen, again, just quoting what he says. there's going to be winners or maybe a winner. keep looking at the year 2000, and everybody says how horrible it is. i look at amazon. >> i made the same point with mcnamee when we had this conversation, which is, yeah, we came out of that, and much of it was underhyped because of the impact that it had, but it doesn't mean that it had that impact in the same time frame. >> if you take a hundred-day perspective, i bet you nvidia loses you money because they spent a lot of money. but if you take a longer term perspective, it's about an industrial revolution. and i believe that. he says, like the pc, like the iphone. who won in the iphone? well, apple did. but if you picked the winners, they will -- the return for the winning stocks during this period, i love this thing, is 5 million percent. there's a bunch of stocks up 5 million percent during a hundred-year period. i want to be in those. i do not want to be in the russell 2000 pacific bioscience. oh, boy, that's a good one. >> wouldn't you like to go through this churn if, in fac

. >> we know that jensen huang says the return on investment, ceo of nvidia, is almost instant. believe that you would say that an employee may be doubly productive with a.i., and yet we still don't hear from any executive, we have a.i., and we've been able to trim staff. we've been able to become a much more productive and we've been able to boost earnings per share. when will an executive come on and say, listen, our numbers are going higher because of a.i.? >> i believe that you will see, overall, a.i. will increase productivity, will help us get more productive, and most importantly, help us get better products out faster. so, i think all of that is there. now, i don't believe that things are instantaneous. technology takes time to adopt. that's just the way technology cycles are. we're investing today for the return in a couple of ears, and i think that's absolutely the right thing to do. that's the way we think about these investment cycles. not quite instantaneous, but they're definitely coming, jim. >> lisa su, thank you, and the guide up was amazing, even though david w

in 2020, captain james jensen was indicted on claims that he and other department employees withheld gun permits in exchange for campaign funds. today, we've learned a jury found the former captain guilty. in a statement, the sheriff's department says it supports the jury's decision, and the current sheriff has completely overhauled the concealed carry permit process. there is no sentencing date announced yet. san francisco's former interim mayor and current mayoral candidate has a brand new vision for the city. democrat mark farrell is proposing a 20 year vision to revitalize san francisco's downtown and help the city bounce back from record vacancies and lost tourism. his plan includes a new park at embarcadero plaza, mixed use buildings to provide more housing options. he's also proposing tax incentives for businesses that relocate to downtown and mandate workers to return to the office four days a week, with new revenues and business in downtown, we will create a world class, family friendly park at embarcadero plaza that serves as a new entrance to the city of san francisco from

that is how come we teamed up with jensen and nvidia and we started building them on the now platform. we saw what it could be. now that it is in the platform, we see the commercial sensation it will be for us but more importantly we see the productivity and the cost savings and revenue growth our customers will get from it. david: is ai going to reduce the amount of jobs people have now? bill: i do not believe so. i think if you look at the market today, we have a 17 year situation where it was 17 years ago when the job market was this tight, where the openings outpaced the opportunity for candidates to jump in those jobs because the candidates are not there. we really are capitalizing on technology to fill that void. for example, i talked to a ceo yesterday of a major financial services company who was interested in ai. he said i cannot get enough people to do what i need to have done. i said, how many engineers do you have? he said, i have 7,000. what you need to do is ai enable them. now you can text a code, text to workflow automation or even text to new application development.

nbc bay area's thom jensen snagged a first look at those images. and, tom, you also talked to a top webb team scientist. what are they finding? kris incredible views of the universe with amazing detail. and we're seeing what actually happened out in the endless galactic frontier billions of years ago. that's how long it took for these the light from these cosmic events and entities to reach the lenses of the james webb, which has was launched on christmas in 2021. the telescope captured pictures of one object that is almost 14 billion light years from earth, a record these colorful pictures tell stories about how some of the earliest galaxies were formed, according to a nasa scientist who has been working on the project for years, doctor amber strahan says the newest images are two galaxies called the penguin and the egg, which are coming together. this pair of merging galaxies essentially, is they're getting so close that they're interacting with each other. so galaxies of course, are just groups of stars held together by gravity. and most of the

before the start of this meeting, he also held a press conference with jensen-stoltenberg, and therewn priorities for this meeting, namely to discuss air defense, to discuss the program of f-16 fighter jets, but also to discuss the issue of striking russian territories, strikes deep into russia on airfields from where strikes against ukraine using american weapons are coming, this is also an important topic for him, he said: "we we want to talk about how to provide the ukrainian military with the strength of the ukrainian military and guarantee a normal, normal life for the ukrainian people one more meeting will be important on this day, it will be devoted to security agreements that have already been concluded with ukraine by more than 20 countries. yulia, at the nato summit many places for members were discussed, ukraine's membership in nato, in the final declaration of the nato summit in washington, it is said that it is irreversible. ukraine's path to the alliance. how does this actually differ from the previous statements we heard from the nato leadership regarding ukraine's mem

jensen recibirá su sentencia el 9 de septiembre y podría enfrentar una pena de hasta 4 años en una prisión más por la póliza de seguro. esto en el área de la bahía y algunos propietarios dicen que están a punto de quedar en la quiebra. algunos indican que estas compañías de seguro están cancelando las pólizas, ya que los comercios representan un muy alto riesgo. los expertos opinan que las primas están aumentando en todo el estado porque los costos también van en aumento. vámonos al norte de nuestro estado, en donde las autoridades intentan ubicar a una mujer que presuntamente habría golpeado a una empleada de una heladería. esto fue en elk grove. como nos dice carlos 3 stefani el incidente sucedió entre el martes, este martes y todavía no logran detenerla. este es el momento en el que una mujer ingresó al área del mostrador de este negocio y sin mediar palabras, golpeó a emily ruiz, una empleada de baskin-robbins, quien sin entender lo que pasaba, fue en busca de ayuda por parte de la gerente y fue golpeada por segunda vez por esta mujer. de acuerdo a la víctima, la sospechosa habría teni

nbc bay area's thom jensen shows us. the 2024 pride parade kicked off with the perennial roar from san francisco's dikes on bikes as they greeted the hundreds of thousands of people in the city for events this weekend. this is what we're here for diversity coming together. it's really just such a beautiful thing, you know, this whole month and even this weekend, events going on all over the city, the whole city comes out to support us. we've been to other prides and other states. there's no other like this one. it's a full weekend of events with music and dancing, yes, but also a place to address the lgbtq plus community's most pressing issues. we have people around the country in different states who are trying to criminalize queer people, trying to ban queer youth, and especially trans kids, a venue that draws thousands of people from across the state every year to a city where they feel safe, proudly showing their true colors. the central valley is a lot more closed minded. gabriella amaya, here with her mom this year

congratulations to yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen.ry members say on policy as leader and treasury draws up plans for capital gains tax rise in line with income tax to fix broken britain. the treasury has drawn up plans to equalise capital gains tax with income tax, civil servants will present the proposals to the chancellor, rachel reeves, who in a speech on monday is expected to prepare the nation for tax rises by claiming she inherited a £20 billion funding gap from the tories and most households. no longer have a landline. that's me. well, that's who we'll talk about that in just a moment. mail on sunday, strictly bombshell exclusive. the secret 28 minute tape that could clear giovanni pernice also , as force giovanni pernice also, as force faces brutality claims , dramatic faces brutality claims, dramatic new footage shows women officers punched to the ground before incident that sparked outcry and exclusive royal book kate and the truth about that meghan racism storm. the observer now rayner unveils plans to tackle tory housing l

now yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen will hope that their routine is as seamless today.ll try to win britain's first medal of paris 2024, in the three metres synchro diving. look out too for adam peaty. the greatest sprint breaststroker of all time, beginning the defence of his title in the pool after a few years navigating the most difficult waters of his life. and max whitlock, looking to grab a fourth straight pommel medal, begins what will be his last olympics. the moves will be rehearsed, the plans enacted but sport, unlike ceremony, cannot be perfectly choreographed. patrick geary, bbc news. well the director of the ceremonies at paris 2024, thierry reboul, says they had to do a lot of work to prepare for the weather and make sure the show was still a spectacular one. we just wejust did this we just did this morning the same thing that we have done for years, which was to adapt, adapt. the lack of —— adapt where it was dangerous for some artists on the roof for example. we had to do these kinds of things without losing the concept, spirit and without any ambition.

the whole lot jensen tends to move started east was a disperse and then b reinvigorate. so we started a typical summer picture. this is the if we go down to us of the eastern caribbean, as you can see, there's something heading your way, which is not usual for early july and informed in late june. it's a heart condition well and this one cold barrel. it's all the categories, 3 or 4, it's very between the 2. the 4 is the strongest at this time the to hit this part of the kind of a looks, looks going straight over the top of granada and we went over $200.00. can it be spit out that's going to be devastating 20 years ago. how can i even went over but it was in september, so this is very early in the ivan was devastating. so prospect, i'm not good to go through fairly quickly. so late on monday and tuesdays that back in the open boss is all the kind of being which is equally woman that should be on average. now it stays over open world for a while. taking of course, all the vintage vicious energy with it. but the cost is westwood the in the us and i'll just say a reminder ab

yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen have won diving bronze in the women's synchronised 3m springboardaun harper said it's a testament to her hard work. her a—levels, as you can imagine, were really difficult for her. she was trying to balance doing at least 2a to 30 hours of training every week and to do her a—levels at the same time. she chose not to go to university so that she could fulfil her dream and she also turned down an offer to go to america, so she has stuck by it. she's always wanted to represent her country at the olympics. so, you know, during covid as well, when our front lounge was turned into a little mini gym, she's stuck by her dream all the way through. she's always wanted to represent her country at this level and today is just an amazing, amazing day for her. that is brilliant to see such a proud parent. if you want to know a little more about the rest of the day's sport, i am handing over to my colleague gavin in the bbc sport centre. hello there, a busy one ahead on the first day of action at the olympics after the opening ceremony and the first medals have be