it was mark jensen's computer in mark jensen's den. >> for nearly 25 years, mark jensen and his defenseed this? >> what if, as the defense suggested, julie's death was a suicide carefully orchestrated to frame the man that she had, at one point, wanted to divorce? >> what brings us here today is julie jensen's suicide. >> so those searches about ethylene glycol, julie did those searches. >> the suicide of a woman who was in declining mental health, who was seeing her family doctor for prescriptions for her mental illness, for her depression. >> so, she took her own life and made sure that all the pieces pointed to the fact that she was murdered. >> if this were a suicide with the goal of vengeance, wow, this was really a brilliant plan. >> no one who knew julie knew her as someone who was at risk for suicide and particularly, not just suicide, but the most extraordinarily manipulative behavior that would be needed if she had killed herself in this manner. the person who is the manipulator here is mark jensen. >> ethylene glycol isn't something that they looked for at the initial autopsy

is elon musk and mark zuckerberg and jensen long, the wealth of those eight folks going up $600 billionne. kriti: what is surprising is their wealth affects everyone's wealth via the stock market. if you're talking about the bromance between elon musk and donald trump. this brings me back to when elon musk bought twitter and it actively affected the s&p 500. if that bromance dissipates does the stock market drop? romaine: that is a big part of the question. we talk about these singular individuals and house in much of their fortunes will be tied to some of those policies coming out of the white house. let's get you an update on some of the other stories going on this morning. yahaira: cities around the world are preparing to ring in the new year with celebrations highlighting local cultures and traditions. in new zealand they have already welcomed for a 25 with the light display recognizing the city's indigenous tribes. at 8:00 eastern sydney, australia will ring a new year. authorities are investigating airport security at the site of the crash as questions grow about how a concrete wa

in discovery bay, thom jensen nbc, bay area news. yesterday marked 83 years since the attack on pearl harbor in 1941, japan launched the surprise attack on the u.s. naval base in honolulu. more than 2400 americans died that day, including civilians. another 1000 were injured. people around the country paused to remember that pivotal event, which brought the u.s. into world war two. in the east bay, a tradition continued. remembering those service members who were killed in the attack. today in the bay's alyssa goard was there and explains how an old beacon and a surviving veteran are keeping the stories of pearl harbor alive. i'm standing out in front of mount diablo. you probably can't see it because it's shrouded in darkness right now, but if you look up towards the mountain, you might see a little flicker that's there to remember the lives that were lost at pearl harbor. hey, how are you doing at the cal state east bay concord campus? people clamored for the chance to meet 100 year old earl chuck kohler, a survivor of the attack on pearl harbor. t

mark zandi, appreciate it as always, from moody's. >>> coming up after the break, the nvidia way and how ceo jensen huang built the tech giant.f a new book taking a deep dive. >>> a new programming note, a day away from the installment of bc "cities of success. >>> this time we're focusing on the salt lake city economy. that's coming up tomorrow night, 10 eastern time. >>> tariffs are front and center for the incoming trump administration, especially when it comes to china. but how likely would it be that china would retaliate with its own trade sanctions and just how would they do it? and are there companies that investors could turn to that would be immune from trade war melee. tune into our market segment later today on "power lunch" 2:00 p.m. eastern time. we put our heart and spirit into the holiday season. behind every table you set, every gift you give, are local florists, farmers, bakers and makers. who grow and create with a passion. share the joy with 1-800 flowers. >>> nvidia, as you know, is one of the most iconic businesses of the last decade. shares up nearly 27,000. that's right. 27,000% over the last ten years

mark zuckerberg and his family last year. that's the most of any private company. google says it spent nearly $7 million to protect ceo sundar pichai. nvidia spent over $2 million on security for jensen wang. amazon spent 1.6 million to protect jeff bezos. apple spent just under a million on security for tim cook. as president elect, trump continues to fill out his administration, more of his controversial cabinet nominees continue meetings to secure confirmation votes. fox's caroline shively is in washington now with who is on capitol hill today. >> president elect trump making another round of appointments over the weekend. while three of his most controversial cabinet picks prepare to hustle for confirmation votes on capitol hill today, fbi director nominee kash patel has his first senate meeting, as well as trump's pick for director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard. she's facing criticism from some of her former democratic colleagues for a 2017 meeting with syrian dictator bashar al assad, who was overthrown in a coup. this weekend. >> she was completely wrong about assad. he killed at least half a million people. he's gone like a coward. >> defense secretary nominee pete h

mark zuckerberg and his family last year. that's the most of any private company. google says it spent nearly $7 million to protect ceo sundar pichai. nvidia spent more than $2 million to protect jensenon spent $1.6 million on security for jeff bezos. apple spent just under a million on security for tim cook. >> media mogul jay-z has released a statement denying accusations in a new civil lawsuit that says he and entertainer sean diddy combs sexually assaulted a teenage girl more than 20 years ago. texas attorney tony buzbee added jay-z to the complaint over the weekend. the lawsuit alleges the two artists took turns raping a 13 year old girl at a party back in 2000. jay-z denies the claim and accuses buzbee of blackmail. now, in a statement, jay-z said in part, what we had calculated was the nature of these allegations and the public scrutiny would make me want to settle. no, sir. it had the opposite effect. it made me want to expose you for the fraud that you are in a very public fashion. so, no, i will not give you one red penny. >> this is response was very aggressive and consistent with that lawsuit. it appears that buzbee sent a pre lawsuit demand trying to get money out of jay

mark zuckerberg and his family last year. that's the most of any private company. google says it spent nearly $7 million to protect ceo sundar pichai. nvidia spent more than 2 million on security for jensen wang. amazon spent 1.6 million on security for jeff bezos, and apple spent just under a million on secury for tim cook. >> our time now 706. there are still aftershocks after last week's magnitude 7.0 earthquake off the coast of northern california. the usgs reports hundreds of minor aftershocks, all centered in the same area several miles off the california coast. the quake last week knocked items off store shelves and caused other minor damage. no injuries were reported, but some communities up in humboldt county are still cleaning up afterwards. if that quake triggered a tsunami warning right here in the bay area, a lot of people were caught off guard, surprised or confused. well, now the city of berkeley wants to get some feedback on that evacuation order so it can improve this going forward in the future. many people received that tsunami alert on their cell phones. some just heard about it on the news or on social media. a lot of people told us they were not worried and did not