tom will talk about what we're doing at los alamos, and this is the conspires exo scale computer for national security. we're number one. which is pretty exciting. but the computing is now at a scale to do things that seemed inconceivable three years ago. and 3-d modeling is a design and linking together our engineering and physics design capability and 40,000gpu's in it, an amazing tool for things like ai so we're really starting to bring that ethos into our science and design communities to speed the pace of learning and really be able to think very differently about how we do all elements of our work on the stock pile. so i think i'll stop there and pass over to colleagues. >> i'll just pick up right where kim left off, actually. you know, if you look at what went into making el capitan possible and by the way, all three labs are going to be able to use that resource so we're kind of basking in reflective glory. i think there are a dozen key technologies that went into enabling that tremendous computational resource that were developed as part of the exo scale computing project th

we remain committed to a two site strategy at los alamos, two site pit production in los alamos and the riverside with los alamos having the capacity to produce at least 30 pits per year in savannah river -- and savannah river able to produce 50 per year. we anticipate los alamos retaining the capability to produce 30 pits per year with increased manufacturing rate confidence as we install equipment through 2030. at savannah river, we are focused on completing construction of the savannah river plutonium processing facility in 2032. once construction is complete, we will need to introduce nuclear material, established a manufacturing process, achieve fpu and then obtain rate reduction by about 2036. that's not all. nnsa made significant progress on the infrastructure at both sites to promote pit production. srppf, establishing the machining center, teaching critical skills and develop -- develop competency for training. at los alamos, 80,000 square feet of warehouses were completed to provide controlled storage and areas for equipment, practice for radiological work and testing of glove

we remain committed to a two site strategy at los alamos, two site pit production in los alamos and the riverside with los alamos having the capacity to produce at least 30 pits per year in savannah river -- and savannah river able to produce 50 per year. we anticipate los alamos retaining the capability to produce 30 pits per year with increased manufacturing rate confidence as we install equipment through 2030. at savannah river, we are focused on completing construction of the savannah river plutonium processing facility in 2032. once construction is complete, we will need to introduce nuclear material, established a manufacturing process, achieve fpu and then obtain rate reduction by about 2036. that's not all. nnsa made significant progress on the infrastructure at both sites to promote pit production. srppf, establishing the machining center, teaching critical skills and develop -- develop competency for training. at los alamos, 80,000 square feet of warehouses were completed to provide controlled storage and areas for equipment, practice for radiological work and testing of glove

and so i had the privilege of working with some of you at los alamos and it has just been an incredible mission. what we're doing down in australia is that we are working closely with the aussies down there, the australian submarine agency, to really focus on their needs around infrastructure that is capable of not only sustaining but building their fleet. some of the work that we have done with the u.s. navy has allowed us to do the things that are necessary not only to master plan the henderson defense precinct just outside of perth but to really master plan and then play out scenarios that allow them to pick the best solutions in their analysis of alternatives that are necessary to build that shipyard which, as you know gives freedom of navigation and access to the indian ocean and the south china sea. very, very important job. a lot that we have learned from our public ship yards is getting plowed into the sustainability mission that they have down there, working closely with hii to come up with what we feel to be the best approach for sustainability. they are very fortunate. think

and pitch that were arbuilding los alamos is important as they are not going to affect the deterrentl is in the field. so there's a lot of pretty urgent things in that scientific piece of the infrastructure that are every bit of important as facilities. one of the concerns is bridging. at los alamos we got approval for critical decision zero emission d for a much needed modernization of the lance accelerator which is one of those tools we use to resolve issues, important for qualifying high explosives for example. but we have to keep the facility running too. in fact, this year we are curtailing operation because we don't have enough spare parts so while the lab upgrade is tremendously important ensuring the ifuture that facility, the more mundane things we call maintenance operations doesn't look quite as flashy as l captain it's extremely important for the ongoing errent. >> i agree wholeheartedly with james and tom one of the best parts of the enterprise blueprint for the time spent as a community coming to consensus on what did i report. what you read there is a shared commitment

saying today it will work with microsoft to deploy an openai model on the super supercomputer at los alamos national lab. scientists will be able to use the technology to enhance cyber security to protect the u.s. power grid. they will also be able to identify new approaches to treating and preventing diseases, and deepen understanding of math and physics. turning to our climate in crisis, the california state parks foundation is calling for monarch butterflies to be listed as a threatened species conservation group, just completed this year's western monarch count. it found we have over 9000 butterflies this year, but that's the second lowest population count since they nearly began nearly three decades ago. conservationists say it's due to a combination of climate change, habitat loss, pesticides and disease. and they say unless monarchs get some protection under the endangered species act, there's a 95% chance they will go extinct by 2080. up next, their house survived the eaton fire. it was not burned, but the homeowners discovered this guy, a squatter, had taken over their home. also c

we remain committed to pursuing to site strategy at los alamos to site pit production strategy and the savanna riverside having the capacity to produce at least 30 pets per year and savannah river able to produce 50 bits per year we anticipate achieving the capability to produce envision by the player in or near 2028. with increased manufacturing confidence as we install equipment through 2030. savannah river we are focused on completing construction on the savannah riverti plutonium processing facility. in 2032. once construction is complete we will need to introduce nuclear material, establish a manufacturing process, achieve and obtain production by about 2036. that is not all. nnsa made significant progress on the infrastructure to support reduction lastru year. nnsa hit production and achieve significant milestone by establishing the training center, keep facility to teach critical skills and develop competency in various machining tool cooperations for trading. 80000 square feet of warehouses weremo completed for storage in areas with the equipment, equipe for radiological work o

it's in my blood literally my whole life and i've had the privilege of working with some of you at los alamos and it's an incredible mission. what we're doing down in australia, we're working close which with the aussies, the australian submarine agencies and focused on their needs around infrastructure capable not only sustaining and building their fleet. some of the work that we've done with the u.s. navy has allowed us to do the things that are necessary, not only to master plan the henderson defense precincts, down just outside of perth, but the really master plan and then to play out scenarios that allow them to pick the best solutions, their analysis of alternatives and they're necessary to build that ship yard, which as you know, gives freedom of navigation and access to the indian ocean and the south china sea. very, very important job. a lot that we've learned from our public ship, shipyards, is getting plowed into the sustainability mission that they have down there, working closely with babcock and hii to come up with what we feel to be the best approach for sustainability. they're

these soldiers are staging at their home station armories in los alamos, alamedas and ontario year withable for mission afternoon assignments tonight. airborne fire fighting systems or mafs are similarly staged for potential. will bret, according to a statement from the california national guard, bret? >> bret: congress will have a role in the wildfire response. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has the latest on that tonight from capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> bret, good evening. the devastation from the mandates a dual federal response first to control the fires and immediate aid for those in need. democratic california senator adam schiff described the level of destruction as, quote: staggering. he adds that for many life will never be the same. house minority leader hakeem jeffries began his weekly press conference thanking first responders who are, quote: racing toward danger to save lives. he promised federal help. >> we will evaluate requests that are made from the governor of california as well as likely from the current administration and we're prepared to a

part of the agreement, openai said it will also deploy one of its models to the supercomputer at los alamoslaboratory. and for now, new york city's congestion pricing plan is safe, sources tell nbc. during discussions this week, president trump assured state governors kathy hochul that for now, he is not going to take action on the plan, the new york times reported earlier today, the white house was considering stopping the plan by revoking a key federal authorization, a much maligned congestion pricing plan. kelly. >> hugely controversial issue. i heard that traffic's down like 5% or so. >> more parking spaces available. >> yeah, a few contestar. thanks. still ahead, raymond james is coming off an all time high along with a number of financials. the company reporting record revenue in its latest quarter. and we'll talk to the ceo about the state of business and the outlook for m&a after this. >> opportunities can be ■hard to find, like catching lightning in a bottle in uncertain times. it's tempting to retreat or simply wait and see. at cme group, we empower those who act. we deliver tools

. >> some of los alamos. >> right?tside socorro, new mexico, you'll find this 40 square mile field laboratory. and it's called the energetic materials research and testing center. amertek for short. it's a research and training division of new mexico tech. and it's a place where highly skilled bomb specialists do their work with explosives. so we're blowing something up today, aren't we? >> yes we are. we're going to reenact a bombing that occurred in 1996 that ended up taking gary triano's life. >> today, anthony may is going to take us inside his field of explosive expertise and show us just how this kind of detective work can help authorities identify a killer. what kind of car is this that we're looking at right here? >> it's a ford mercury grand marquis. it's not the exact vehicle, but it is similar in body style and chassis. >> meliton flores is a research engineer and assistant director here at amertek. he and his team are the ones who found the car and put together a pipe bomb, all closely resembling gary trian

so we're working with los alamos, sandia, lawrence. >> livermore. >> these are incredible groups of scientistsearch. they do material science research. they help they do research that helps safeguard the nuclear stockpile. and we're going to bring. >> them our most. >> intelligent models to help them do their jobs and advance. science and advance national security faster. >> national security seems to be such a big theme here, and something officials really obviously care about. what about those export controls? semiconductors are such a big part of that is something. is that something you guys have been lobbying for? >> well, if you if you go and look some of what even what the deep sea ceo has said is that they wish they had more, they wish they had more gpus. and this is why it's so important for the us to invest in infrastructure. we need more energy. we need more data centers, supercomputers, gpus, because this is what drives the ai revolution. and again, this is us versus prc and the us needs to win. >> i do want to ask you about softbank. i've been hearing from sources that you guys are

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los angeles and the film industry. >> the awards ceremony, hosted by conan o'brien, will be sunday, march 2nd. alamo the country, including at its san francisco location in the mission district. the texas based company says mostly seasonal workers will be laid off. it's due to an expected slowdown in ticket sales now that the holidays are over. this is part of a larger trend, though, as box office revenue has dropped across the country. the san francisco flower mart is celebrating its new location with a ribbon cutting ceremony. the 113 year old flower mart is inviting the community to its new location on 16th street. we were there for the first day of operations at the new facility earlier this month. people attending the ribbon cutting can have the chance to see the different vendor displays and how the market operates. that ribbon cutting is 730 this morning. a new restaurant featuring noodle based dishes from around the world is now open in san jose. ceo noodles held a grand opening on santa clara street downtown. the restaurant has a global menu featuring laksa from malaysia, pho from vietnam,

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alamo is 32, sonoma and santa rosa are 33. steve, you didn't mention anyone on the peninsula. that's because your lows are up more 40s. although i did see 35 in losthere are a few in san carlos, 38, but palo alto, menlo park, which have been around 32, are now 40. because there's an increase in your moisture there. still a frost advisory out in some areas. it's valid, i think, north and south but not east. there's temperatures are up as well for many, but we'll hold on to that. but when you get the fog, it's tough to get frost. the low finally made its move. it's pushed into arizona. now it's weakening. but it did give a little bit of precipitation for a few. but i'll tell you, they are just as dry as southern california. same for las vegas. i saw the other day national weather service in flagstaff, their driest winter on record. not only there, but prescott show low bunch up in the northern arizona. driest ever. a little bit of an onshore breeze will take it versus that east northeast. so 30s and 40s on the temps there. san carlos 38. but look at menlo park and mountain view 41. they were 32 and 33 yesterday. walnut creek goes down to 33. martin