that's according to his linkedin profile and started there in october 2022. so this company helps with car buyers to do research and to figure out about pricing transparency. mangione was a full time mid-level data engineer there. i reached out to truecar. they got back to me. they did confirm, mangione worked there, but said that he parted ways with them in 2023. it's unclear why. so not that long ago. not that long ago. we don't know what happened since 23 till now. right now, according to his linkedin, that was that was his most recent job before what's happened. i'm sure we'll find out more in the coming days. great work finding all that information out. thank you so much, candice. okay. of course we're going to continue to follow this. as we get more information. we'll bring it to you on air or online when we get more information. all right. let's switch gears here to another high profile case. day three of jury deliberations in the trial of the man charged in the murder of cashapp co-founder, bob lee. nima momeni is facing a single count of murder. nbc

mangione's linkedin shows.ntly, he was working at a company called truecar in santa monica in southern california. he started there in october 2022. now that's a company that helps car buyers with research and pricing transparency. mangie was a full time level three data engineer there. a truecar spokesperson told me he parted ways with them in 2023. it's unclear why. candice nguyen, nbc bay area we investigate. all right. thank you very much, candice. now we expect to learn more tomorrow. you can follow us for the latest developments as they unfold on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. and yes, our website is updated 24/7. our other top story tonight, the return of rain. you can see it on our satellite radar. a couple of rounds expected to hit the bay area later this week. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. it's been a few weeks. we've had all this sunshine. it's been crisp and cool, but that's about to change. yeah, it's going to be really great to get in on some wet weather out here across

so according to mangione's linkedin page, it shows that he taught these kids about ai. he also worked as sort of a regular residential counselor. he also led other counselors. so sort of in a leadership position. sure, we see photos there with the stanford shirt. this was, i believe, 2019, 2020, not for a long period of time, just for a few months. a few months in 2019. okay. this is a well-educated young man based on his resume and his cv here. university of pennsylvania, part of the this program at stanford. and then he worked also for a california company. correct? yes. southern california. so he worked for a company called linkedin, a company called truecar located in santa monica. the company helps car buyers with car research and prices, things like that. he worked for them for quite a while, for four years and a handful of months. i reached out to truecar. they confirmed that mangione worked for them, said that he parted ways with them in 2023, just last year. it's unclear why, but that sort of his last employment that we saw before everything else has transpired

he was the valedictorian at an all boys private school in baltimore according to his linkedin page. >our class explored the new, preserved the old. >> reporter: the university of pennsylvania says he graduated in 2020 with a bachelors and masters in computer science. a fraternity at the school also confirming he was a member. tonight, investigators say they're combing through his online posts, and there are many on platforms such as facebook, x, instagram, linkedin and goodreads. which reveals the 26-year-old appears to be a prolific reader. on goodreads, mangione shared someone else's take on the manifesto by unibomber ted kaczynski. when all other forms of communication fail, violence is necessary to survive. it's not terrorism, it's war and revolution. mangione saying he found it interesting. thompson's murder triggered a backlash online against health care companies, many sharing their anger with the industry. some people even celebrating the killer. at unitedhealthcare in minnesota, the company put up temporary fencing and today a private funeral was held for the 50-year-old fath

so think linkedin profiles, pdf resumes, resumes. people submit to jobs to be able to see whom the firms are hiring. >>>>a behavioral economist at uc berkeley, anastasia fedex, is part of a remarkable sleuthing effort with help from partners around the world. they're following enough resumes and linkedin pages to have a track on some 60 to 70% of the american professional workforce. >>>>so >>they've been able to see which businesses have been hiring. ai expertise, often years before those companies might publicly talk about those programs. >>>>we link that to what's happening to the firm, the public information of the firm, like its sales, the employment numbers, the total employment numbers. that's something that's in the reports. >>>>and from all of that, they can say that most, most businesses that move towards ai actually end up adding employees >>>>on net in most sectors. and again, there are some tasks, there are some sectors where where it is replacing humans, but on net and in most sectors employment does not decline. when a

mangione also wrote on linkedin that he worked at truecar, the used car app based out of santa monicabut the company tells us he stopped working there in 2023. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you lena. it's been less than a week since the shooting, and so much has happened very quickly. you can see a visual timeline of the case with images of the suspect that helped investigators track him down. it's all a part of our coverage at abc seven news.com. >> embattled san mateo county sheriff cristina cortez is refusing to testify before the board of supervisors as they try to pressure her to step down. corpus lawyers say county supervisors asked her to testify under oath at a meeting today. she says she won't do it because some of the supervisors have already decided against her. corpus is facing allegations of misconduct and corruption, which she denies. the abc seven news i-team has learned the county offered corpus $1 million to resign, and she refused. in march, voters will decide whether to give the board of supervisors the power to fire the elected sheriff. >> t

mangione also wrote on linkedin that he worked for truecar, the used car app based out of santa monicae company tells us he stopped working there in 2023. live in studio lena howland abc seven news. >> lena. thank you. it's been less than a week since the shooting and obviously a lot has happened very fast. you can see a timeline of the case with images of the suspect that helped investigators track him down. it's all part of our coverage on abc seven news.com. >> embattled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus is refusing to testify before the board of supervisors as they try to pressure her to step down. corpus lawyers say county supervisors asked her to testify under oath at a meeting today. she says she won't do it because some of the supervisors have already decided against her. corpus is facing allegations of misconduct and corruption, which she denies. the abc seven news i-team has learned the county offered corpus $1 million to resign and she refused. in march, voters will decide whether to give the board of supervisors the power to fire the elected sheriff. >> today, the a

he was a valedictorian an all boys private school according to his linkedin page. >> explore the new while preserving the old. >> reporter: the university of pennsylvania city graduated in 2020 with a bachelors and masters in computer science. a fraternity at the school confirming he was a member. tonight, investigators say they are combing through his online posts and there are many on platforms including facebook, x, instagram, linkedin which reveals the 26-year-old appears to be a prolific reader. on good reads, he shared someone else's take on the manifesto written by the unabomber ted kaczynski. when all other forms of communication fail, violence is necessary to survive. it's not terrorism, it's war and revolution. he said he found it interesting. at unitedhealthcare in minnesota, the company put up temporary fencing well today a private funeral was held for the ceo. >> this evening, the mangione released a statement, we cannot comment on the news reports regarding luigi mangione. we only know what we have read in the media. our families shocked and devastated by the arrest. wi

i will get that out on twitter and linkedin for a holiday and weekend reading as well.n the likelihood of your next cup of sanca, we have her back here amid cocoa up and coffee up. everything else is up. let us start there. is there a correlation. are the agricultural's of cocoa and coffee up for the same reason? >> the same reason but there is something that links them. and that would be climate change. they are all soft commodities that are traded in -- produced in tropical countries and tropical countries are more vulnerable to climate change than the temperate countries. so yes, we have had excessive drought in brazil which is the biggest producer of coffee. droughts in vietnam and other tropical countries and in cocoa you had the ivory coast which suffered from dry weather and damp weather which causes disease is. it is a combination of the weather but also nuances within the balances. tom: elasticity peter taught me is responsiveness. so if lisa mateo gets an extra caravel venti white mocha at starbucks for nine dollars right now, do we start drinking less coffee?

and this is linkedin. this is for your post with your headshot and your full employment history linked to your employer and they had to shut down comments on the post about brian thompson's murder because people were cry laughing on it and again that does indicate a real political sentiment and also the way that we think of other people through the internet, but it is also people planning. >> right, and i think that line between what is clowning and what is real is one of the lines that is gotten harder to figure out. >> right. january 6. that to me is my. emetic when the internet -- >> becomes real. that's a great point. you had another piece of it sort of your body my choice right-winger -- who posted after the election and that went viral and then counter to it went viral and one of the things i've also been thinking about is seeing this gender polarization and ideology in politics. women are becoming more liberal. men are becoming either more conservative or liberal to the same degree and how much of t

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mangione's linkedin shows. more recently, he was working at a company called truecar in santa monica in southern california. he started there in october 2022. now, that's a company that helps car buyers with research and pricing transparency. mangione was a full time level three data engineer there. a truecar spokesperson told me he parted ways with them in 2023. it's unclear why. candice nguyen, nbc bay area we investigate president elect donald trump is tapping another bay area leader for a high ranking job in his administration. he's nominating state republican party leader harmeet dhillon to be his assistant attorney general for the civil rights division. her law practice is based in san francisco, and she's california's party vice chair, along with co-chair of the group called women for trump on truth social. trump said, quote, throughout her career, harmeet has stood up consistently to protect our cherished civil liberties, including taking on big tech and censoring our free speech, representing christian

mangione's linkedin shows more recently, he was working at a company called truecar in santa monica in southern california. he started there in october 2022. now, that's a company that helps car buyers with research and pricing transparency. mangione was a full time level three data engineer there. a truecar spokesperson told me he parted ways with them in 2023. it's unclear why. candice nguyen, nbc bay area we investigate. 607 right now, jurors in san francisco today will continue their deliberations over the fate of nima momeni. he is facing a single count of murder in the stabbing death of cash app co-founder bob lee in april of 2023. his attorneys claim he stabbed lee in self-defense after lee brandished a knife. while prosecutors argue the dna on the knife handle is almost entirely momentous. if jurors cannot reach a consensus on the murder charge, they can consider a lesser charge of second degree murder. voluntary manslaughter or involuntary manslaughter. and when the jury reaches a decisio, we'll break into programing to bring you that verdict. we'll also send a breaking news a

they're following enough resumes in linkedin pages to have a track on some 62 to 70% of the american professional work force. so they have been able to see which businesses have been hiring a.i. expertise often years before they talk about those programs. >> we'll link that to what's happening. public information and the firm. it's sales, the employment numbers, total employment numbers. that's something that's in the reports. >> reporter: from all of that, they could say that most businesses that will move towards a.i. actually end up adding employees. >> in most sectors, again, there are some sectors of where it is to replace the humans. but in most sectors, employment does not decline when the firm will start investing in anything. >> reporter: the reason, a.i. is generally good for businesses. it starts when they hire someone with an a.i. background. >> and they will leverage the tools for innovation, and then you have your additional product and trademarks. you'll hire your additional product managers to manage their product and your additional sales people to sell that product.

mangione's linkedin page said he designed lesson plans and taught artificial intelligence to high school students. >>> the jury has not made a decision in the murder trial of nima momeni. they've just wrapped up their third day of deliberations. momeni is accused of stabbing and killing cashapp founder bob lee in april last year. his defense attorneys argue it was self-defense. jurors are weighing 21 days of testimony and thousands of pieces of evidence. >>> in san jose one person died after their car crashed into a building. the white mustang convertible was wedged between a tree and a wall just before 10:00 this morning on snell avenue and truckee lane in south san jose. police have not said what caused the car to go off the road. >>> a new california bill could require social media companies to post mental health warning labels on their platforms. state attorney general rob bonta spoke about the legislation today in san francisco. it's designed to protect kids and teenagers from the risks that come with heavy social media use. >> it is very important that for in california where we ha

combing through his online posts and there are many on platforms including facebook, x, instagram, linkedin, which reveals he appears to be a prolific reader. he shared someone else's take on the manifesto written by the unabomber, ted kaczynski. mangione saying he found it interesting. authorities have not identified a motive for thompson's murder but law enforcement sources say the ullets left at the scene were left with three words, deny, depose. >> we believe at this point our investigation he was acting alone. >> reporter: thompson's murder triggered a backlash online against health care industries. some people even celebrating the killer. at unitedhealthcare in minnesota the company put up temporary fencing while today a private funeral was held for the ceo, 50-year-old father of two, brian thompson. stephanie gosk, altoona, pennsylvania. >>> i'm joined by nbc's tom winter who has been following every step of this investigation. what else are police looking at as they try to piece together what happened? >> investigators from the nypd bureau will try to figure out what the motive may

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on his linkedin page mangione says he spent a summer at stanford in 2019 as a head counselor and artificial intelligence teaching assistant for the program geared toward high school students. and we are trying to gather more information on his time there and any other potential ties to the bay area. but to recap, this is what we know about the suspect, 26 year old luigi mangione was born and raised in maryland. he last lived in honolulu. he's being questioned as a person of interest in connection to the murder of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. he was arrested on an illegal gun charge, and authorities found a gun and suppressor matching the description of the weapon in that murder, as well as multiple fraudulent ids. we'll stay on top of this and bring you the latest as we get it. also happening right now, city leaders in oakland are meeting to discuss possible cuts to the city's fire and police department. this is a look at the city council meeting right now they're looking to shore up almost $130 million in a budget deficit. this comes after another troubling weekend of reported crim

new york >>>>and new york, police say mangione did have ties to san francisco, according to his linkedin page. mangione worked as a counselor at stanford for an artificial intelligence program geared toward high school students. we reached out to stanford, who told us we can't confirm that a person by the name of luigi mangione was employed as a head counselor under the stanford pre-collegiate studies program between may and september of 2019. well, it's day four of deliberations in the murder trial of nemo. and still no verdict. while many accused of stabbing cashapp founder bob lee in april of last year, his defense team argues the incident was an act of self-defense. jurors are reviewing 21 days of testimony and thousands of pieces of evidence. as soon as that verdict is reached, we will bring that to you right here on kpix. police in palm springs are grounded their fleet of motorcycles after an officer-involved crash injured 12 people. it happened saturday during the city's festival of lights parade. that's when the officer appeared to have lost control of his motorcycle and veered i

the stanford creek allegiant studies program between may and september of 2019 and according to a linkedin profile that matched the person of interest description we see he also was most recently at a company based out of santa monica called true car. truecar sent kron 4 statement saying we generally don't comment on personnel matters but we can confirm that luigi man jony has not been an employee of our company since 2023. what this case demonstrates is the best crime solving tool. >> is media attention and you saw that work here. bay area legal analyst steve clark says this increasing media attention. the assassination had through twitter and instagram. >> helped this image become so recognizable with. when you look his conduct, his manifesto, the writing's on the shell casings, this appears to be someone who had a vendetta against the health care industry. steve clarke says there may have been other targets, especially if the person of interest or a loved one was wronged by the health care industry. but that never justifies a brutal murder like you saw on the streets of new york. so i t

mangione worked there as a head counselor in the pre-collegiate studies program, writing on his linkedin that he taught artificial intelligence to gifted high school students. his facebook page included several photos of him enjoying the sights around the bay area since 2020. mangione wrote that he worked at truecar, the used car app based out of santa monica, but the company tells me he stopped working there in 2023. there are clues on his social media that he may have suffered a catastrophic medical emergency. an x ray of a spine with four screws on his x or twitter page. mangione carried other potential evidence when arrested. a ghost gun, a fake id. >> he's also in possession of several items that we believe will connect him to this incident. >> police also found a two page document when they detained mangione, and cnn is reporting some of what he allegedly wrote, citing law enforcement sources. these parasites had it coming, and i do apologize for any strife and trauma, but it had to be done. and this may be another clue. this is my backpack, but it's the same brand and color of the

his linkedin profile is already updated during a recent board meeting. ac transit board member sarah syed called it a sweetheart deal. on monday, the general mager will move to the position of senior advisor and continue to be compensated as an employee, receiving his full salary and benefits through september 30th, 2025, including vacation, holidays and deferred compensation, according to transparent california. hersh's total pay and benefits as general manager in 2022 was $556,000. syed says the new deal doesn't detail hersh's requirements as an advisor, which is why she's questioning the big salary. the sweetheart deal looks like a farce and a gift of public funds, and that's exactly the wrong thing for this agency to be doing at a time when we need to build public trust. but what led to this deal that consists of her stepping down as gm, but staying on as an advisor? at a board meeting, syed said last year she complained about how hirsh and the board's president were handling staff racism, sex discrimination and retaliation complaints. then in early

on a linkedin page that appears to be mangione's. it says he also designed lesson plans and taught artificial intelligence. it also says he supervised other counselors at the program headquartered at this building in redwood city. we've also learned that the sfpd has been in contact with new york pd investigators. but today, san francisco's top cop refused to comment on why. i'm going to have to defer answering any questions, refer you to nypd, and at this time, they're good with speaking about this individual. we'll be happy to tell you what we know, what we what we have. the 26 year old recently lived in oahu. kris kwok was his neighbor for a year and a half. he was a nice guy. he, you know, said hi. we rode the elevator a couple of times, always smiling. he says he's stunned to learn his neighbor is now accused of murder. i was like, oh my god, like, that's my neighbor. that was like next to me. we also learned from january of 2022 to june the same year, mangione lived at a co-living startup called surf break in honolulu. it's des

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the stanford creek allegiant studies program between may and september of 2019 and according to a linkedin profile that matched the person of interest description we see he also was most recently at a company based out of santa monica called true caught. truecar sent kron 4 statement saying we generally don't comment on personnel matters but we can confirm that luigi man jony has not been an employee of our company since 2023. what this case demonstrates is the best crime solving tool. >> is media attention bay area legal analyst steve clark says this increasing media attention the assassination had through twitter and instagram helped this image become so recognizable with. when you look his conduct, his manifesto, the writing's on the shell casings, this appears to be someone who had a vendetta against the health care industry. steve clarke says there may have been other targets, especially if the person of interest or a loved one was wronged by the health care industry. but that never justifies a brutal murder. so i think authorities want to also send the message that this is not the wa

if you think about it, you may see job information from, say, a linkedin or a job site. they come in very specific kinds of emails, not by text messages. no one's going to reach out except a good friend, and then you'll know it's a text from a good friend, not from somewhere anonymously saying, hey, i've got your next job lined up. it's still tough, but thanks for the warning on that. you bet. jessica. all right. thank you very much. the clock is ticking for legislators on capitol hill to get bills passed. and advocates for the kids online safety act are pushing to make their voices heard. online safety advocates rallied on capitol hill today, urging lawmakers to get the kids online safety act passed before the end of the year, many of them parents who lost a child to issues like cyberbullying, dangerous viral challenges and targeted algorithms. they also had a christmas tree. they're made of presents which symbolize the unopened gifts of children who have died from online dangers. it's really common sense guardrails to protect children, like turning off geolocation, bei

linkedin was not considered to be a big problem.t was like 5% of microsoft's market cap at the time. it would be the equivalent of like a couple hundred billion dollars in market cap acquisition right now if microsoft were to do it again. we say nothing, but the aggregate size right now would be big. and the market loved it. because they took cash that was earning very little or nothing into a business that they felt like could work well within -- >> the point is, nvidia, not that they're going to be doing anything, could do a $300 billion deal, correct now, which would be the largest deal we've ever seen. and yet, it would only be 10% or less of their market value. so completely conceivable they could do a deal like that. because they're not taking on a company risk there, so to speak. >> and it's fascinating, because nvidia is in a funny spot, because every other -- you know, the cloud companies and the super scaleer sand things rs an that, they're writing these checks. the checks are being cashed by nvidia. nvidia has too much ca

the university says he was employed between may and september 5th years ago on a linkedin page that appears to be his. it also says he designed lesson plans and taught artificial intelligence to gifted high schohool studes, and that he supervised 40 plus participants with all aspects of residential life, such as health and discipline. the program says it advances the education of intellectually passionate pre-college students. officials named him as a strong person of interest today, following a six day manhunt on the east coast to find the killer of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson, who was gunned down in manhattan. he has been identified as luigi nicolas mangione. he is a male 26 years old. he was born and raised in maryland. we know he has. he has ties to san francisco, california, and his last known address was honolulu, hawaii. he has no prior arrest history in new york. mangione was spotted at a mcdonald's in pennsylvania by an employee who thought he looked suspicious. police detained him minutes later. investigators say the 26 year old had a three page document with writings sugg

the university says he was employed between may and september five years ago, on a linkedin page that appears to be his. it says he also designed lesson plans and taught artificial intelligence to gifted high school students, and that he supervised participants with all aspects of residential life, such as health and discipline. the program says it advances the education of intellectually passionate pre-college students. and right now, ian, they're saying he's a strong person of interest. but police today also gave many details about what connects him to last week's murder in new york city. they're certainly laying out a lot of evidence that they have against him, and that is developing by the hour. throughout the day. it was breaking news this morning as they named mangione as a strong person of interest. you heard from the mayor. it follows a six day manhunt to find the killer of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. he was gunned down in manhattan last wednesday. investigators say mangione was spotted this morning at a mcdonald's in pennsylvania by an employee who thought he looked

according to his linkedin page, he says he taught artificial intelligence to gifted high school students. his facebook page included several photos of him enjoying the sights around the bay area, before eventually moving to hawaii. we talked to a friend and former roommate from hawaii. he doesn't know what may have gone wrong, but is well aware of mangione's back problems. in a recent surgery he had. >> i knew he was going to have a surgery, so earlier this year i checked in with him. he confirmed that he had had surgery and he sent me the x rays. it looked painless with just giant screws going into his spine. >> the backpack that was found tossed out in central park after the killing was made by peak design, which is a san francisco company. each contains a serial number where the company can trace the purchase history. the owner of that company told abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes that he is now talking with authorities. we'll continue to follow the case in the luigi mangione bay area ties. find the latest on abc seven news.com and on our abc seven bay area app. san francisco

he wrote on his linkedin that he taught artificial intelligence to gifted high school students. his facebook page included several photos of him enjoying the sights around the bay area. our media partner, the san francisco standard, says. public records show mangione may have relatives in the city. truecar is also listed as his current employer. that's an online car buying company based in santa monica. the abc7 i-team is digging into this story and learning more about his background. we'll have much more coming up at four. happening now, oakland city leaders are meeting to discuss significant cuts to help balance the budget. the city is facing a $129 million deficit. it's possible that up to half a dozen oakland fire stations could be shuttered over the next seven months. the police union says it's facing a $25 million cut over time of overtime, and they're also planning to cancel two future police academies, a quarterly finance report states. if the proposed budget cuts don't work, the city will have to declare a fiscal emergency. oakland city council is not expected to vote o

a linkedin page with a person of the same name shows that he worked from may to september in 2019 asunselor and artificial intelligence teaching assistant at the university. >> the entire tech industry and all of academia is focused on ai. so it doesn't surprise me that apparently smart person, perhaps evil, but still smart, would be involved in ai. and obviously stanford is a very great place to do your ai work. if you have that opportunity. >> mangione's professional bio says he earned a master of science and engineering from the university of pennsylvania. it also lists truecar as his employer for four years that santa monica company says mangione, has not worked for them since last year. again, more on that breaking news coming up tonight on the ten and 11:00 news. many syrian americans living here in the bay area are watching the chaos unfolding in their home country. this weekend, rebels took over the capital city of damascus after more than 50 years of brutal rule by bashar al assad and his family. one man we spoke to says he left syria 30 years ago looking to make a better li

i want to show you a photo of 26 year old suchir balaji from his linkedin page, the mercury news reports. he died from an apparent suicide inside his apartment on buchanan street last month. his death comes three months after he accused openai of violating u.s. copyright law while developing chatgpt. in an interview with the new york times, balaji argued openai was hurting businesses and those whose data were used to train chatgpt. balaji grew up in cupertino and attended uc berkeley. openai has asked a federal judge in oakland to allow the chatgpt maker's conversion to a for profit company. elon musk has sued the san francisco company for breach of contract, saying that the maker of chatgpt is betraying its founding principles. musk was a co-founder of the company but left to start his own ai company. openai says that if the suit is successful, it would hamper openai. to musk's advantage, the company also posted messages from musk showing his previous support of a for profit model. a hearing is set for january. meantime, the founder of openai says he will personally donate $1 million to

his linkedin profile is already updated during a recent board meeting.ansitoard member sara sayed called it a sweetheart deal. on monday, the general manager will move to the position of senior advisor and continue to be compensated as an employee, receiving his full salary and benefits through september 30th, 2025, including vacation, holidays and deferred compensation, according to transparent california. hirsch's total pay and benefits as general manager in 2022 was $556,000. sayed says the new deal doesn't detail hirsch's requirements as an advisor, which is why she's questioning the big salary. the sweetheart deal. looks like a farce and a gift of public funds, and that's exactly the wrong thing for this agency to be doing at a time when we need to build public trust. but what led to this deal that consists of her stepping down as gm, but staying on as an advisor? at a board meeting, sayed said last year she complained about how hirsch and the board's president were handling staff racism, sex discrimination and retaliation complaints. then, in early

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a linkedin page with a person of the same name shows he worked from may to september of 2019 as a headtelligence teaching assistant at the university. >> apparently, he spent a lot of time advising students in various ways. but i mean, i is a very important area of study at stanford, not just in the computer sciences, but in every aspect of it in medicine, in social science and humanities, every discipline is using ai. so i could see how stanford would hire lots of people, and i could see how he would be attracted to it. >> mangione's professional bio says he earned a master of science and engineering from the university of pennsylvania. it also lists truecar as his employer for four years. but the santa monica company says mangione, has not worked for them since last year. and you can monitor the latest developments on this story by downloading the fox local app. it's available for free on your smartphone and tv. president elect donald trump vowing to end birthright citizenship once he takes office. trump said he would sign an executive order meant to reverse the constitutional guaran

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we focus on not just telling our young professionals to build their linkedin profiles. we're telling them how to do it in digestible, easy to understand manner that takes into account where they actually are. we try to meet them where they are. and this is it's here to stay, right? sylvia? this is something an idea, a coept, a venture that is only growing. absolutely. it's here to stay. and all of the data that we have pulled, we recently published a white paper called early career in a first generation lens. we did a lot of work to really understand what the gaps were, what the needs are, and what we can do to really help the emerging professionals, the leaders of tomorrow kind of get them there faster. so we understand what is happening here and what the trends are, especially in the workplace. the workplace is seeing that they're really experiencing loss and productivity, motivation, engagement and all of that results in loss of revenue. and so not only are the first professionals experiencing that, it's a tough market. it's really tough to even succeed in the workpl

de acuerdo a su página de linkedin, johnny se graduó de las mejores calificaciones de su clase en lathe new. while also preserving the old. la universidad de pennsylvania dice que se graduó con un bachiller y una maestría en ciencias de la computación. en una declaración, la familia de johnny dice. desafortunadamente, no podemos comentar en reportes de noticias al respeto a luigi mangione. solo sabemos lo que hemos leído en los medios de comunicación. estamos devastados por la noticia en palo alto. justin moran noticiero telemundo 48 momento de cambiar completamente de tema, hablar un poco de las condiciones del tiempo porque se viene el frío o más bien voy a corregir un poco. marcelo ya está aquí, el frío ya está aquí, ya se siente dayanna y ya tenemos una advertencia por helada que miren ese mapa. mucho frío. incluye zonas al norte, al este y al sur de la bahía, incluidas la ciudad de san josé. incluye los condados de contra costa, marin y santa clara y sonoma. hasta mañana martes. toda el área de la bahía, mayormente el norte, este y el sur, y es hasta las 09:00, así que tienes qu

pretty collegiate studies program between may and september of 2019 and according to a linkedin profile that matched the person of interest description we see he also was most recently at a company based out of santa monica called true car. legal analyst steve clark says this increasing media attention the assassination had through twitter and instagram helped this image become so recognizable with. when you look his conduct, his manifesto, the writing's on the shell casings, this appears to be someone who had a vendetta against the health care industry. steve clarke says there may have been other targets, especially if the person of interest or a loved one was wronged by the health care industry. but that never justifies a brutal murder. so i think authorities want to also send the message that this is not way. >> we change corporate america. and we reached out to several people who may have been associated and joni during his time at stanford in 2019. >> so far we have not heard back from any of those sources. many people, in fact, switching their instagram and social media profiles f

on linkedin you up and throwing shade at snowflake. we all think about microsoft.he competitors? ali: in snowflake i would say that his previous years. now in this ai era that has shifted. microsoft is a super important partner. microsoft, amazon, and google are investors. there is competition. all of those companies, the majority of the revenue is storage and networking. that might be 70% of your revenue. we drive so much storage compute and networking. we drive close to 30 million machines in the cloud every day. we are super close partners and they love us as customers. there is that competition happening as well and that will expand over time as ai's are growing more and more important. caroline: a game of frenemies when it comes to technology. i'm interested in how your raising money. you have capital front and center and also a who's who in other investors. you also go into the debt markets. how is that going because that seems to be trying to offset the tax implications to keep your employees happy. ali: that is a great point. let's take equities. the equity

the stanford pre collegiate studies program between may and september of 2019 and according to a linkedin profile that matched the person of interest description see he also was most recently at a company based out of santa monica called true car. truecar sent kron 4 statement saying we generally don't comment on personnel matters but we can confirm that luigi man jony has not been an employee of our company since 2023. what this case demonstrates is the best crime solving tool is media attention. bay area legal analyst steve clark says this increasing media attention the assassination had through twitter and instagram. >>helped this image become so recognizable went when you look his conduct, his manifesto, the >>writing's on the shell casings. this appears to be someone who had a vendetta against the health care industry. steve clarke says there may have been other targets, especially if the person of interest. >>or a loved one was wronged by the health care industry. but that never justifies a brutal murder. so i think authorities want to also send the message that this is not the way

now, according to linkedin profile that matches the person of interest. we also see that he was most recently working at the tech company called true companies based at a santa monica. truecar told told kron 4 that man, johnny left the company in 2023. now a legal analysts based out of the bay area tells us the national social media attention this case got. it's probably what led to the arrest today in the first place. >> what this case demonstrates is the best crime solving tool is media attention. and you saw that work here because this individual's picture was blasted all over the national media. you have someone come forward and make that identification. that was key to solving this case. >> now we did ask the company truecar for more details and tony's departure from the company last year. but we did not hear back. we also reached out to any contacts we know who may have known and joanie during his time here in the bay area, specifically at stanford. we have also not heard back yet reporting here in the newsroom, jack moment, kron 4 news. all right,