told us it could start shaking up the tech sector as soon as this year, which will worry nvidia's jensenweekiliedb’yaa teete. we expect thet ai wee'kilted'e'y'aa teete. we expect a similar advance and we expect a similar advance for quantum computing that can for quentun’! computing thet cen this imbalance for quentum computing thet cen this imbalance of create this imbeience of and stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. there were more moves out of st james park of the club. isaid i said at the start the build—up to the window, not a case of lookin at wee note cese of ioohihg et 7 e ,. flew e .. |t wee note ceee of iooicing et 7 e ,. 7 id. . e .. it was a wee note ceee of iooicing et 7 ”e, i. .,,, e i. it was a case of 7= to mana-e to manage outgoings and trying to manage outgoings and to not weaken the squad d a point where the is to a point where the team is affected. the �* is in numbers, but inhqehéiéfbflthigh ' ' in math high ah ' lighter in numbers, but high in quality, so i think for us,

i think of jensen's comments to six bucks. i mean, just think about that. you know, 70% value destruction in three days. right now it's at 14 bucks. and so i'm, i'm saying i'm saying, you know, you got to hold your nose. this is not a 20% position in your portfolio, scott. but should it be 1 or 2% position? i mean, i think about it like the way that tom lee used to counsel buying bitcoin as like maybe a 1 or 2% position back in 2014, 2015. and i think you ride it out, you know. and yeah, back in 2013, if bitcoin corrected from 200 bucks to 140 bucks, you know, it was a huge percentage return. and now, you know, sitting here ten years later, you know, you scratch your head wishing you'd had the opportunity to buy. so scale in at the appropriate time. you know, i would say 4 billion market cap. not much is priced in here. i mean, there's a lot of other kind of pixie dust type stocks that are trading for way higher market caps than that. so, you know, do your own research and kind of, you know, pick your spots to get into some of these names and realize they a

in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc, bay area news.od city police are investigating after an 18 year old was shot and killed overnight. he was found around 140 this morning on a road right behind the whole foods market on jefferson avenue. that teenager was shot once in the torso and died on the scene. police believe this was an isolated event, but have not released any information about a possiblee suspect. san mateo is the latest peninsula city to call for the removal of the county's embattled sheriff. tonight, the city council held a no confidence vote to demand that sheriff cristina corpus be removed. the vote passed. millbrae and san carlos have already approved similar resolutions. corpus has repeatedly denied allegations against her that were revealed in an independent report, including those of abuse of power, nepotism and racism. voters will determine her future in a special election march 4th. that measure would give county supervisors the power to remove her from office. ousted oakland mayor sheng thao was back in federal co

nbc bay area's thom jensen reports. immigrants make america great. an earful from protesters outside his florida golf course after a federal judge blocked his efforts to access private treasury information through his new department of government efficiency. waste, fraud and abuse. and we're finding it now. that's one of the beauties of what elon is doing. the judge said, for now, elon musk's department cannot access the social security numbers and financial data of americans at the department of treasury. a win for california attorney general rob bonta and ags from 18 other states, who sued friday to stop the data sharing, but the president told musk to keep digging into the records wherever he can. i'd like you to look at department of education, and i think you're going to find it's very similar. different but similar. the university of california student government acted swiftly, suing the department of education friday, accusing it of illegally sharing personal financial information of millions of students with musk and his workers, violating th

we're live in santa rosa, thom jensen nbc bay area news.kay, could be a tense night for a lot of people there in sonoma county. thank you tom, as this next round of rain moves through our neighborhoods, you can track it with our nbc bay area app. it's a great resource. just point your camera at that qr code that you see on the left side of your screen. you can download it right now. it takes you to our exclusive storm ranger radar, which is the most accurate radar in northern california. well, it's certainly been a long week for first responders in sonoma county, but now they're dealing with this a difficult recovery effort underway in a rural area of calistoga. the sheriff's department confirms that a body was found in a creek bed. it is unclear how that person died and if the recent storm played a role. crews are working to recover that body and learn more about what happened. an active and vocal night in san francisco. people protesting mass deportations. they started at the bart plaza on 24th and mission, then marched through the city t

we want to bring in our nbc bay area's thom jensen. yountville, where it looks like it's already wet. tom, good evening. jess. yeah, and yountville public works and the sherififf's deptment here in napa county are warning people about hopper creek and other creeks that they could come over their banks tonight. warning drivers here on oak circle that the creek could come over the bank and flood oak circle by the morning. the napa county sheriff issued a flood watch for people living in the oak circle area. it said hopper creek could flow into oak circle overnight and advise people to move their cars and trucks to higher ground. residents declined to comment in the neighborhood, and there were no signs of sandbags or other flood preparations outside homes or around some of the nearby restaurants that yountville is known for. farther west, in sonoma county, where rain is making for slick conditions tonight and possibly icy by morning, the storm drains are already beginning to fill up, and evacuation warning remain in effect for four addre

in martinez, thom jensen nbc bay area news. okay. thank you very much, tom.tion in fremont after a car slammed into a barbershop today. check it out. happened this afternoon just after three near bicentennial park on mission and washington. we don't know exactly what happened that led to this, but you can see that gray car after it slammed into the side of mission barber. the front of the building has some serious damage along with the front of that car. one person inside the barbershop was hurt. they were taken to the hospital. luckily, just minor injuries. fremont police are still trying to figure out what led up to that collision. making it official tomorrow, san francisco mayor daniel lurie will sign the fentanyl state of emergency ordinance today. the board of supervisors voted 10 to 1 to pass this order. the mayor will officially put it into action tomorrow. the ordinance declares a state of emergency, which in turn allows more money to be allocated to fight the drug crisis on our streets. it will also allow the mayor to take donatis from private partie

thom jensen nbc bay area news.mp posted on social media about the crash, saying in part, so sad to see the plane go down in philadelphia. more innocent souls lost. he also gave credit to first responders for, quote, doing a great job. we are learning. we are expecting to learn more overnight and into the morning. stay with us for the latest out of philadelphia on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. our website is updated 24/7. okay. our other top story tonight, the atmospheric river has arrived. this is video of rain falling in livermore this evening. welcome sight. we haven't seen rain like this in weeks. and it's coming down all across the bay area. here are our live cameras. lot of wet roads out there. this is the windshield wiper weather. and it's more of. it is on its way. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri keeping a close eye on things. this is going to wreck a lot of weekend plans, jeff. well, i think tomorrow morning you may want to kind of switch things up a little bit because things are going to, well, get ce

when we show our jensen unit, the body of della was driven from his home in the southern suburb of the capital b. shortly after israel's faritax began. yeah, i think on last year and not being had a theme is as much and the key the waking up the bestbuy. that'd be name near home . yes, this is good. this is good and my feel like but peggy, for my son, he's staying with friends that can't afford 3 meals a day. at the end of the week. i will, i so i don't know, but the bottom is a button, but since i've had them i'm in a bedroom, i. e and the rest of my stuff. right? of office the much the this is turned into a temporary shipped but i would add a man's 24 year old daughter is also volunteered. tell us i can. she does what you can to cheer up. the 150 children housed here myself and the other volunteers were used to well, every day we all formed close relationship with the kids. some kids wheeler and todd beautifully toddler. hey, do you know how the process declares where you through? okay. not a lot, a lot of the kids from the south, especially, they have big dreams and aspirations and

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thom jensen today in the bay. president trump, meanwhile, posted on social media about the crash, saying in part, quote, so sad to see the plane go down in philadelphia. more innocent souls lost. the president also gave credit to first responders for, quote, doing a great job. we are expecting to learn more about that crash this morning. as we mentioned, we are awaiting an update any minute now from philadelphia. stay with us for the very latest on today in the bay and on nbcbayarea.com. our websbsite is updated 24/7. now o the trump administration set to impose new tariffs on goods from china and canada and mexico starting today. the president insisting they won't lead to more inflation here at home. nbc news's garrett haake reports the white house saying president trump is keeping a campaign promise by imposing tariffs on mexico, canada and china in response to migrants and fentanyl coming across the border. we'll possibly very substantially increase it or not. we'll see how it is. 25% duties on imports from can

when we show our jensen's unit, the body of the law was driven from his home in the southern suburb of the capital b root. shortly after israel's fair attacks began, i think on lafayette and not being had a theme is as much and the and yeah key the way that the best buy. that'd be name. i need help. yes, this is good. this is good. and my uh, feedback, but i do for my son. uh, he's staying with friends that can't afford 3 meals a day of the at the end of the we, i will, i so i don't a deal of them is a but i'm looking at them. i'm mean a bedroom, a e and harvey. and that's the best part of office a welcome to gosh, the, this school is turned into a temporary shopped, but i can stay with dad mans. 24 year old daughter is also volunteer. the kid. she does what you can to cheer up. the 150 children housed here myself and the other volunteers were used to well, every day we all formed close relationship with the kids. some kids wheeler and todd beautifully toddler. hey, do you know how the process because where you through. okay, not a lot a lot of the kids from the south is supposed to be

development, president trump meeting with nvidia ceo jensen huang at the white house to discuss whatd to keep the industry competitive. it is the parents cover story this week, we are hearing so much about this deepseek can you bottom-line it for us, what we need to know. a.i. is the future. it is knocking back the skeptics everything okay. i'll give you an example my brother is a big skeptic he asked a.i., gemini to compose a poem about a dog man for his son and they did well in my brother was converted. >> i don't know what acrostic or dog man is. >> is things kids will understand. the thing a.i. is great, the problem doing all the stuff is very expensive, you need a lot of chips, a lot of servers it creates a lot of heat, you need to cool all the stuff that goes on. what is happened deep-sea comes out and you don't need to use the fancy chips that nvidia is building and you don't need to use as much power, they found new ways to do and they say they can do it for much cheaper, they are charging a lot less for it. if that is the case all the stocks that benefited like nvidia and th

jensen huang doing better in nvidia. intel doing worse. just it's a product glitch so to speak. but look i think she'll be back. they're making a lot of money but it's got it's fallen very much out of favor. and we got a downgrade today. and i just feel that people just say, you know what. nvidia won. nvidia won another round in the long knives are out for nvidia. we're waiting to hear what they're going to do with china. we know that there are a lot of people who say that amazon is going to talk about more custom chips. maybe that's broadcom. but amazon so far is not using amd gpu. and that was what the customer that they really needed. and i don't see it. >> do we think the apple weakness today is about this these headlines that china may i approve of the app store of their own. >> yeah. i mean i think that they're trying to figure out what to do. the chinese now that was we may look at it now, this is something that i think if eddy cue were here executive at apple, he would say, oh my god, we just did that with justice. now we got to do

the president met with jensen huang. the white house didn't allow cameras to see the meeting. this is video of the president signing an executive order this afternoon. nvidia is currently facing several regulatory challenge its most powerful chips have export restrictions limiting their sales to countries like china and russia. and just before leaving office, president biden announced additional regulations. so those countries known as our adversaries, don't have their hands on the most advanced u.s. technology. the new rules are set to take effect this year. president trump does have the power to reverse them. the white house says the country's ai policy is currently under evaluation. the fourth hostage prisoner exchange between israel and gaza since the cease fire deal is planned for tomorrow. an american dual citizen is supposed to be released. 65 year old keith siegel was last seen in a video released by hamas back in april, where he spoke directly to his family to say he was okay. the north carolina native was taken from his home in kibbutz in the kibbutz on october 7th,

the president met with jensen huang before issues talking about several executive orders. nvidia is currently facing several regulatory challenges. its most powerful chips have export restrictions limiting their sales to countries like china and russia. and just before leaving office, president biden announced additional regulations. so those countries known as our adversaries, don't have their hands on the most advanced u.s. technology. the new rules are set to take effect this year. president trump does have the power to reverse them. the white house says the country's ai policy is currently under evaluation. we're going to continue to focus on solutions that move the bay area forward. and so we turn now to a south bay health fair looking to help those most in need. dozens of organizations came together in san jose with a single goal of helping hundreds of men, women and children get off the streets. nbc bay area's ian cull was there and joins us now. and, ian, you ran into someone who says these events are actually helping him turn his life around. yeah, lafayette merri

we got to the 4th quarter now tied at 89 brandon jensen.e finds the deal flow who for the harm for a three-point justin tucker ear high. 29 points tonight later in the 4th quarter where you're starting to pull 6 step in the corner. >> there is his 6th 3 of the he had 32 points and 7 assists. moments later, the healed, body heals. he makes the nice part a drops in the triple. but he had 18 points that does lead this game. i-11 points with 3 minutes left but they just couldn't on. jordan clarkson with a 3 of his own for utah. all of a sudden the jazz are back within 2 to 2 with under a minute to or you're still up by 2 step finding dray his layup blocked by kessler jazz go the other way. the on-stage george, the go-ahead 3. he had 26 points off the bench. 9 seconds left. now warriors down 3 catches the ball budzinski. sit down the it's intercepted and the warriors for some reason choose not to foul clocks just going to run out and that does it. the warriors who's a heartbreaking one. 31 1.28. she has outscored 20 to 6 in the final 3 minutes o

jensen's stock had been beaten down to the 100 and 20s, but he told an incredible story about nvidia'st itself, including the notion of what artificial intelligence can really do if it's powered by the right engine and nvidia's engine. less than a month later, the stock bottomed. four months later, we witnessed the birth of the artificial intelligence boom, one that nvidia had been planning for ages. they had the best chips by far, and they built them out aggressively in advance. by the spring of 2023, nvidia was making new all time highs. by the way, we told you to stick with this one for the child trust because jensen had earned the benefit of the doubt. nvidia was always able to reinvent itself in the past, so we told you to hang on even when things were at their most ugly. and the great tech bear market of 2022, something very similar happened with marc benioff, the bankable ceo of salesforce during the depths of the great recession. there's another important charitable trust name from pretty much the get go, he explained. his cloud software company would be fine and we should just

reporter erin jensen's search for a date for valentine's day. >> i am so excited." ♪ always a good time ♪ >> michael: and super moments. meet the influencer featured in not one -- >> let's be real. everyone will be a hot mess after the game. >> michael: but two super bowl commercials. what alix earle is telling us about her dream come true. plus our kid correspondent takes us behind the scene. >> hey, america. it's hayes. welcome to new orleans. >> michael: and we're flying into the week with the 8-year-old eagles super fan who had his hollywood moment with bradley cooper. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! eagles! >> michael: as he says -- >> good morning america. go birds! >> announcer: live from times square, it's monday, "good morning america." >> robin: it is a green monday. congratulations to the philadelphia eagles and their fans. they're going to be celebrating for awhile. michael is in new orleans for it all, from the buildup to the big game. you saw it all, michael. >> michael: i'm jamming with the band. these guys got me going out here this morning. it has been an incredib

tariffs as we go one president trump says it's his favorite word trump met with the ceo of nvidia jenseneighing in the oval office on friday discussing potentially a tightening a.i. chip export the rise of the model deep-sea could be facing the same fate as tiktok several government agencies have banned the act, i'm wondering if in fact they stole half of it as well. intellectual property theft is been underway for decades. openai launched a cheaper model 0 three many to count to the deepseek what are your thoughts on deep-sea in the state of affairs for chips. >> deep-sea called the headlines it's more of a deep fake than anything else. i think the hysteria is completely overgrown and unfounded and three quick points, first is the cost that was reported it was only $6 million to build the model that's completely ridiculous, analysts have looked at this is closer to $1.616 billion times more expensive than originally reported, that is completely overblown secondly and natural progression intact it's not they knew the smaller models can compare to older larger models at a significant pric

liz: and grace blackwell is, of course, the nvidia chip that is, what, about 40,000 -- we've had jensenvidia, to and those things are not cheap. that means you get some of that vapor trail. if. >> we do. condition say publicly what it is -- can't say publicly whats with -- what it is, but nvidia's a fantastic pa partner. anytime grace blackwell shows up, it's a good thing for arm. liz: the cap-ex number or, and we're waiting on amazon to report earnings after the bell, a lot of people want to know whether they will best what google and meta have announced. meta, of course, as we said, $75 billion or or -- or, wait, google's $75 billion -- okay, whatever. [laughter] what about you? how much are you going to spend on a.i. buildout this year? or just say cap-x overall? >> you know, the way we look at it, we're not a huge company that does these large models and run them oamses -- ousts, but we are looking at ways internally to use a. i'm sorry instead -- inside our company. we're having enterprise chat gpt made available all our employees. we think it's a game-changer, and arm wants to be

willow, i think what we'll need to hear about a here is you had a little bit of controversy with jensen huang about a how far out quanta -- quantum computing is. let's hear from alphabet, when it's monetizable. if we got positive news -- charles: that willow news was mind-boggling. speaking of quantum, like keith was so far ahead of everyone else with palantir, you were so far ahead of everyone else when it comes to quantum. your can quantum fund goes back to 2018. it's really taking off like a rocket. congratulations. you've got a billion dollars in this thing. >> thank you. charles: it's been a huge successful people are always a asking me, what quantum name do you like the most? which is, like, the pure play for you? >> yeah. i'll give you the quick elevator pitch. the top tree names arely getty and dwave. they're all up tripping digits, when you get a general went wan, hay fall 30, 40%. participate in small cap players that thrive but get hedging with larger cap names, but those are my top three. charles: all right. you got a little commercial in there, you deserve it. [laughter] >>

it was kevin jensen. kevin wasn't just one of the guys in our truck. kevin had been in the truck with me. he was my gunner. his position was just over my left shoulder and the turret of the top of the humvee. and kevin, the most powerful words i've ever heard in my life sir, i've got you. and i could hear his feet as they were pounding their way to me. and i had hope because i wasn't. kevin began to smother the flames and others joined him, and they eventually got it put out. and it stood me up and i was alive. but i wasn't just alive. i was reborn. september 4th, 2008 is my alive day. one version of me died. that moment, and i now celebrated 16 alive days. it's something when you understand the power of those moments in our lives and adore the opportunity that it opens if we're willing to go through it, there's something that can be unstoppable. and so what life has kind of looks like over these last 16 years is, it's not all glamorous. it's not you know, some of you probably saw on fox news or newsmax or you different kind of campaign events. and the

and earlier today, trump met with jensen huang, the ceo of santa clara's nvidia, whose chips are used widely for artificial intelligence. trump is looking to tighten nvidia chip exports to china, and federal employees had until today to eliminate pronouns from their email signatures. as you see, lots of changes as the second trump administration takes shape, we're keeping track of the first 100 days, and you can too. it's all at abc seven news.com and inside of the abc seven news bay area app. >> still to come on abc seven news at six. seven on your side investigates the fake golden eagles project. it cost one man thousands of dollars. and next. >> i'm smart and i'm strong. and i'm gonna show you. and i did. >> show the eagles. >> she showed them. and she'll show. >> you what she's overcome now that she's going to co it's future you. constipation with belly pain again? our doctor figured it out. she said... it's ibs-c and... linzess could help you get ahead of it. linzess is not a laxative. it's a once-daily pill that helps you get ahead of your symptoms. it's proven to help you have

>> jensen huang, the ceo of nvidia, says that the rise of a.i.s going to be the revenge of the english major, that because a.i. does coding very easily, and what used to be the, you know, the great skill you wanted to have in the tech world was coding. his point is, now it's going to be prompting the a.i., which is a english skill. do you buy that that that actually, you know, the power has shifted in this way. >> uh, broadly, yes. although it's actually english. plus coding concepts. so no longer is it oh, i'm an expert in c plus plus. and i know how to do memory management and all the rest of the stuff, because the a.i. agent can do all that. and part of the transformation that i was saying that in terms of the transformation of work is you and i and every professional will have an a.i. coding assistant on our pc, on our phone. and so when we're doing like, oh, i want to do this analysis of this issue and in world affairs, you can actually have it code up something specifically to do that analysis. and by the way, that will be part of how analy

i worked with van amburg, gerry jensen, belva davis, the grand dame of television news for women, petedings, pete wilson. sure. all legendary people, you know, and unfortunately, most are gone now. reporters, i think, always want to get their story to the widest number of people, like anchors want to have the largest audience they can. and working with dennis richmond was pretty much a guarantee that that was going to happen, that there were going to be a lot of people watching your story, because a lot of people appointment viewing tuned in to watch dennis richmond do the news. it's important for people to know that he worked in a cubicle like we all do, no bigger than anybody else's. he worked there, came there every day, did his job, wrote his scripts and everything else. and he was one of those guys that could have demanded an estuary view office and gotten it without any question about it. but he didn't want to do that. he said, no, i'm one of the team and i and i want to do that. so i feel that more than anything else, he was kind of a straight down the center pitcher. no left, n

and i think, you know, jensen has. talked about providing a million x performance in kind of ai capability in the last decade and doing it again in the next decade. you're going to get deflation along the way. >> you're going to get. >> indications like this where, you know, people are doing things cheaper and better. and we think that's that's part of the narrative here. >> yeah. you look at that and you think, okay, well, deep seek and listen, i want to be clear to our viewers and listeners. some people think deep seek is a complete bs. i'm going to use my initials in a nice way, joseph. and that maybe they're actually using nvidia chips and it's a chatgpt. whatever. let's put aside sort of all the quote conspiracy theories over here. and just look at nvidia's valuation. it is still an expensive stock. how would you defend that valuation number. >> yeah. well it's actually. >> not that expensive. >> of a stock on. on earnings i mean they're very profitable. so if you think about price to sales it's quite expensive. >

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my name is david jensen. i'm the program manager for the whistleblower program. with me today is steven munoz. thank you for the opportunity to present to you again about the operations of the whistleblower program. >> we usually start out with a quick just brief overview of the legislative authority that we've got but is derived from both the city and state law. new probably all old information for you and for the newer members. welcome the the charter in particular sets out items that are within the program's jurisdiction to investigate which is the next slide and that are the allegations of the misuse of city funds, improper activities by city officers and employees also deficiencies in the quality and delivery of government services and also wasteful and inefficient government practices. >> the charter spells out what we can do. the charter also spells out what's not within our jurisdiction and some things that are not in our jurisdiction that the charter mandates that we refer are asked items that are within another departments federal, state or local author

and what if jensen were to come out and say, you know what, i hope this stuff goes to zero because then you'll be able to use the part of blackwell that is so great, which i think is true. in other words, there was another recommendation of nvidia. they're obviously trying to get it so that it stabilizes. but i think that nvidia, if we hear tonight that amazon says, you know what, we got to spend our trainium isn't going to do it. we remain great partners for nvidia. if we if we here remain great. partizan nvidia david nvidia goes to 245. really. >> yeah amazon is going to be an important friend. we're looking for their revenue to outpace walmart's. for the first time ever. deutsche has got a chart out today where they look at all the hyperscaler capex and they reference chuck prince calling it an eerie parallel to chuck prince. the famous quote, as long as the music is playing, you've got to get up and dance. >> we should explain to. >> people. >> who chuck prince is, because many people may not even remember he was the man who ran citigroup during the financial crisis or going into it

like jensen said, just one of the many things that got lost in this flurry. >> i know it is that it willenormous. and by the way, subject for another day, perhaps. but china is very, very advanced in quantum as well. it's not as though, again, back to deep sea. it's not as though we're alone in this race. right. >> meantime, check out shares of elf beauty. we mentioned it last hour tanking after the retailer cut guidance, citing a soft january, a 36% drop in profit shares now down 20%. after the break. we're going to head down to new orleans with the ceo of draftkings. americans are expected to bet more than $1 billion on the super bowl this weekend. over the past five years, shares of draftkings have risen an average of 6% in the week leading up to the big game back in two. >> the 2025. >> grammy awards. >> are fueling. a $106. >> billion. >> global music. >> industry by 2030. >> with double. digit growth. meet music on. >> the. >> nyse. >> a global music. >> fund and the first pure. >> play music etf. >> investing in companies behind artists. >> like taylor swift, sabrina carpenter and

i remember when jensen said it will take everyone from caltech take the whole class. caltech was hard to get into. and if you try to get in there, caltech. >> that's a fascinating bit of cramer history. thank you. no problem. >> meantime, speaking of china, they like canada and mexico, are threatening to retaliate against these new u.s. tariffs if they take effect. eunice yoon is in beijing with the latest. hi, eunice. >> hey, carl. >> the chinese. >> government response was much more muted. >> but generally. >> speaking. >> the. >> reaction here is that china. got off much more easily than. >> many had feared. >> this is a 10% tariff that's on top of existing tariffs. >> so it's. >> going to affect industries differently. >> but at the. >> same time, most companies here that we spoke to believe that there wasn't really any need to change their current plans. for example, those who are thinking of moving some production outside still. >> are going. >> to do that. >> others who are saying that there's going to gut it out would continue to gut it out. but for one thing,