marvell up .50%. similar for amd. asml up .75% of 1%.action after jensen huang took the stage at ces last night offering gaming chip on the blockbuster blackwell chip and expansion of the omni verse product which huang says is a multitrillion dollar opportunity. speaking of opportunities, aurora innovation based in pittsburgh to deploy driverless trucks at scale. joining me now is sara kunst. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> nvidia set to open up at a fresh record all-time high. what did you make of what you heard from jensen huang? do you see this being good for the rest of the a.i. trade? >> i think it will be as one goes nvidia. we see it goes kind of the market around high tech and certainly around a.i. you know, i liked that it wasn't just a hey, guys, we have a new chip coming. to some extent, that gets easy to promise and say, but we don't know when yet and kick the can. these are real -- these are real actionable items and real things that are going to be really useful in robotics and self-driving cars and showing the wide

spencer: in the heart of africa lies the top—secret, high—tech nation of wakanda, the setting for marvel�*s queen ramonda. my son, it is your time. much of the movie was created using suitably advanced technology, and that includes the queen's wardrobe, the most elaborate parts of which — her crown and neckwear — were 3d printed. with the 3d printing technique, you can create more complex geometries, more innovative designs, and also in a more sustainable way. julia koerner is an austrian designer and architect who specialises in 3d printing high fashion pieces and products, couture dresses, bags, accessories and ornaments. but it was queen ramonda's fabulous attire that caught our eye and also those of the 0scarsjudges. both black panther films won their costume designer, ruth e carter, academy awards. the design process for black panther was looking at the traditional zulu patterns, which traditional african women would wear and taking those african patterns and digitising them in the computer to represent the regal attire of the queen. there are many different 3d printing techniques,

i've grown up with marvel essentially. i grew as an actor, and with this character.family member i see for thanksgiving every year. that's how it feels. they're so supportive. i think if i didn't have them, honestly, i don't know if i would have taken these chances. >> seth: that's fantastic. >> i've been lucky. >> seth: well, i can't wait for that. good luck. >> yes. >> seth: with oscar nominations. >> i thought you were going to say in 2025 in america. >> seth: good luck. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: good luck in 2025. thank you, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] stay safe back in l.a. get home safely. >> thank you. >> seth: sebastian stan, "the apprentice" is now available to rent or buy. stick around. we'll be right back with auli'i cravalho. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [rattle of barista pouring coffee beans] [grinding noises] [bubbling water] [people softly talking] [whoosh of steam] [trickle of espresso pouring out] [whoosh of espresso settling] [pouring espresso into cup] [sliding coffee on counter] [person sipping their coffee] if you're living with moder

marvelous, marvelous story. an officer in the irish legion of bolivar's army, francis o'connor. the history bolivar of bolivia, a country that cru was created soon after the battle of ayacucho. so first to introduce natalia who will speak first? natalia so to reappear there was recently a professor of latin american history at the university of kent, as i mentioned, where she taught for 17 years. she obtained her ph.d. at university of london and has been a visiting fellow at yale university. the carter brown library and the fly university tent in berlin. natalia has held grants. the british academy, the british library, the leverhulme trust and the alexander von humboldt foundation. she has published extensively on latin american independence in english as as in spanish. her most recent books in english are independence and nation building in latin america and race and identity in the crucible of war between 2015 and 2018. she an international network of scholars researching the wars of and the idea of. she's published extensive early on the creation of the state in focusing on

, they were ahead inside four minutes, then 2—0 up before the game was even 20 minutes old, the marvellous, to the delight of the easter road crowd. rangers are vulnerable away from home, though. a penalty was conceded and, with half an hour to go, hibs were level, boyle again the man on the spot. rangers decided attack was the best the defence, the hat—trick gave them the lead they should have held, but hibs were to get up off the canvas one last time. it became then three each. there was a chance to have the last word, the goal gaped, and then he wanted the ground to swallow him up. motherwell beat aberdeen 2—0 — they were a goal up at fir park when motherwell�*s tony watt felt aberdeen's slobodan rubezic had dived and said so. rubezic got up and reacted. maybe watt made the most of it, but rubezic was sent off. and from the free kick that followed, motherwell punted the ball forward and tawanda maswanhise promptly made it 2—0. aberdeen haven't won in ten games now. after both those games, celtic wrapped up a comfortable 3—0 victory over st mirren. third—placed dundee united were beaten

the boxer marvelous marvin hagler was at "cats." >> stephen: how old were you? >> seth: gosh.en: so you were an autograph mule. >> seth: i'm so bummed i lost it because i will say the best place to get a marvelous marvin hagler autograph is on a "cats" playbill. [laughter] those are -- i don't know if you different worlds.those are two- >> stephen: yeah. what do you think happens when we die? >> seth: i think this is it. >> stephen: meaning, the world as we see it? >> seth: yeah. like, i don't think there's anything after we die. but that is why you've got to find it here. like, you have to -- you can't count on anything after this. you've got to make everything here count. you've got to find heaven here. heaven on earth. [applause] >> stephen: favorite action movie? >> seth: do you count "raiders of the lost ark?" >> stephen: of course. >> seth: some people would say that's adventure. but that's my favorite action. >> stephen: of course it is action. >> seth: i was recently on the plane and i watched the first half of"raiders" through the seats on somebody else's screen until

yeah, several. >> jimmy: are they the same as the marvel people? >> no, no.eams? >> there are gatekeepers for the world of "star wars," the law, the rules. and they oversee costumes and fittings and suggestions that i may have on a prop, they're like, "that doesn't work." for example, with the costumes no buttons. you never see any buttons. >> jimmy: is that true? >> everything is either tied or velcroed. or buckled. no buttons. >> jimmy: i never noticed that. why no buttons? >> it's just a rule. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and no paper? >> no, if you think about it, you've never seen paper. >> jimmy: hold on a minute. this is crazy. [ laughter ] >> it's true. it's true. and here's another thing -- >> jimmy: no paper? >> a lot of the shots, a lot of the shots that they use are still -- not limited, but inspired by -- they don't want to break these rules -- how lucas shot the original. so for example, you know some sci-fi films, they'll pass through glass or whiz around. they don't do that, because they still want the language of the cinematography to be similar to

eshoo: i have been here through marvelous victories. so high that you could touch the ceiling. and, losses are always painful. you lose colleagues. that you have worked with. you get to know them. you meet their families. they were partners somewhere along the way with me. in my work. and there is. the longer i was here i thought i had the responsibility to help newcomers. both republicans and democrats. so part of this is a painful loss. for the democrats for so many people, it is a deep disappointment, especially on the part of young people. they have not had their hearts broken before. many of us have. i think that the democrats have to do a very deep dive on the demographics. before you can accept or reject something, you have to understand it. you have to understand it. so, i hope they would do that. i think it needs to be rather cold-blooded so your emotions are driving you. -- are not driving you. now, the new administration owns everything. they will be held responsible for everything. the midterms are only two years away. i know that there is deep disappointment now. i

it's been nvidia and broadcom, and more recently, guys like marvel. other names where people had high hopes like amd have been disappointing. and not that amd was necessarily bad in their a.i. performance, but expectations were much higher. and they were not able to meet those expectations. i think on the semi-cap side, people have been concerned about, like, new export controls and limited on these guys ability to further ship into china. we even took our semi-cap numbers down on those china risks back in september, in december, a few weeks ago. but yeah, today, it wasn't just the semi-caps. there were some comments around the trump potential tariffs, and just some other broader excitement around semis and ces that took everything up. i don't cover asml, i'm refrain from commenting there, but all the semi-caps were up today. >> stacy, thank you. >> you bet. >> citi upgraded semi-cap equipment stocks. guy, when you hear somebody who is very bullish, clearly, been bullish for a long time. continues to say things like, we don't have to worry about the c

meanwhile, lemay was bombed and hospital number one evacuated to a new site closer to marvelous. it's cots set up on the hilltop site of an abandoned motor pool. there were two wooden buildings, one was turned over and used as the operating rooms. the other wouldn't building was occupied by us nurses as quarters. but the patients themselves, the casualties themselves were literally out in the open with only the cover of the overhead jungle grove. on april 7th, 1942. hospital number one was bombed, patients were killed and two nurses were injured. then the word came to evacuate to corregidor or the following day. the sad part being there that night was, i think our soldiers, all our men had been told to retreat. and they came by and they all stood up and said, do you have any food? everyone was hungry and we didn't have any food to give and we were hungry to the night that we were supposed to leave. bataan the commanding officer called me down and he said, get your nurses all down here at a certain time and tell them not to bring anything but what they can carry in their own two h

he was like i said, marvel model, my families will model. my family is going to miss him so much.and my dad have done such an awesome job raising me and my three siblings. we are so close, us three. so many people telus they have never seen siblings so close like this ever before. the first thing i told my parents, my family was because like i said he lives up in new york. we are all scattered across the country. i told them instead of only seeing him a couple times a year, now he will be with us in every moment in every part of our lives. he will be with us whenever we are waking up, going to sleep. when we are at work, doing whatever. . he will be with us every moment now. >> jack, thank you so much for sharing your story with us and our condolences go out to you and your family. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> you can watch the rest of that interview in full in an hour's time at 11:00 p.m. gmt on bbc news. the fbi say they have a much clearer picture of the events leading up to the attack on new orleans on new year's day. the information leads them to believe the driver of

. >> this is a magical, marvelous, wonderful place. this is our city.name lenny like us contend governor, a california, san francisco. question. there have been challenge us, particularly the downtown area. what takes to overcome those challenges. i never doubted that. >> just focusing on the elements of down cycle. simply does not tell the story of what the city is and what will says has always been this place for people maybe little bit different to come and be who they want. differences are celebrated. san francisco is meant everything to me to my soul and months come. >> just for fun for a lot of the world has. but there's a lot of history brought up and down and changes ear. san francisco is a love letter to san francisco. this show kind of wants to describe wall heart and soul of francisco. that remains here today. >> everybody whenever they come and see the show after the show. they both felt something the show makes him feel alive. feels something. we're all touching each other and trusting each other and love each other. and that's what we want

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later on, it was another lamar marvelous performance.frontrunner and derrick henry sent the steelers home 28-14. the broncos may have struck first in buffalo on sunday, but it was just to delay the inevitable fireworks from josh allen as always. the superstar qb threw two touchdowns, including a 24 yarder on fourth down as the bills rode all over the broncos, 31-7. and green bay is packing up after failing to replicate last year's magical playoff. jordan love and the pack were cycled by the eagles' defense while the birds did just enough on other side of the ball to escape with the 22-10 win. >> it was tough when it comes to that broncos win. i mean broncos loss i should say. for my husband, at least if he's going to lose, he's going to lose considering my son is a huge, huge bills fan. >> forgot about that. >> the patriots fans meet the new boss same as the old boss. they've officially hired mike vrabel. he previously led the tennessee titans. it comes after they fired jerod mayo, another former player, immediately after their win over

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. >> this is a magical, marvelous, wonderful place. this is our city. my name lenny like us contend governor of california. >> san francisco. question. there have been challenge us, particularly the downtown area. what takes to overcome those challenges. i never doubted that. >> just focusing on the elements of down cycle. simply does not tell the story of what the city is and what will just has always been this place for people maybe little bit different to come and be who they want. differences are celebrated. san francisco has meant everything to me to my soul and months. sky. >> just for fun for a lot of the world has. but there's a lot of history is brought up and down and changes ear. san francisco is a love letter to san francisco. this show kind of wants to describe wall heart and soul of francisco. that remains here today. >> everybody whenever they come and see the show after the show. they felt something the show makes him feel alive. feels something. we're all touching each other and trusting each other and love each other. and that's what w

as congress's foremost champion of economic development, clay invited lafayette to marvel at a land transformedoke glowingly of the forest, the cities built, the canals cut, the highways constructed and the increase of population. clay turned to lafayette who followed with his own patriotic reflections on the moment. the general declared that like his dear revolutionary companions, his faith still abided in american principles of liberty, equality, and true social order. nodding to clay, he acknowledged the improvements but was quick to affirm that what he called the grandeur and prosperity of these happy united states owed above all to americans enduring commitment to self-government. for lafayette, the country's wealth and progress mattered most because they safeguarded its independence enabling americas to remain a global beacon for liberty. when lafayette finished speaking and the house adjourned, clay descended, saluted him, and other members followed suit. since lafayette's visit in 1824, hundreds of foreign dignitaries have addressed lawmakers in the house chamber. they like the presiden

she's a marvelous, independent minded person, very progressive, an artist, a writer. she went to memphis to study art, lived in new orleans, atlanta. then got very involved with antinuclear. she would protest with a b abbie hoffman, university of massachusetts amherst. she would sit in on protests. >> norah: wanted her parents think of that? >> they loved it. "let amy be amy." she was like miss lillian, a free spirit. >> went to a public school also. >> went to public school, and she's just one of the most -- has one of the deepest parts and loving people you would ever meet, amy. i know she's mourning today and in the last weeks but she's very active now with the carter center. we mention jason carter, the grandson. amy carter is getting very involved with that too. >> norah: talk about for a minute what the carter center has done. an incredible reach, not only in america but around the world. >> in 1981 when they went back, he got the hostages, ronald reagan let them go to germany and get the 52 hostages. >> norah: after reagan is inaugurated. >> then they were depr

saint petersburg palace square is shining bright for many here, this is the place to enjoy the decor, marvel of the lights, and take a holiday. selfie asked for decorating that own tree. many russians are skipping the traditions this year just, there's a couple, there are people that need to treat who don't even ask the price. they just buy one . and there are people who, even when we offer a discount, buy from say they can't afford it. this is a love i wish everyone season's greetings all the best in the next year. everyone can afford a tree again without them on them. for now, many leave empty handed. for others of course, christmas is worth spending even if it hurts. from i guess we can spend the money if you can also still afford food and treats. we're doing it for the children to put on a celebration for them. of course, the 2000 roubles is quite expensive. it could have been cheaper for me. 2000 roubles. that's around 20 euros. a lot of money for many people in the country in crisis, where the price of right has risen as have prices. so meet daily. all growth was indeed real wages migh

. >> zach, that is such a marvelous story. thank you so much. a reminder, abc news will provide live coverage of president carter's state funeral on thursday at washington's national cathedral. >> a big highway construction project gets underway tonight. it could take you way out of your way if you (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? quickly tell you what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay for dinner? (dad) no... (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. rail project. the first set of tracks have been laid in kern county on hand pile drive. in that first railroad spike was governor newsom. the first phase of construction will extend 171 miles, connecting merced and bakersfield through the central valley. $11 billion have been invested so

wonderful items in this collection, including these marvelous hair ornaments made of jade and fake pearls, glass beads, and this wonderful decoration, iridescent blue made of feathers. in fact, it became so popula that several varieties became extinct. only a year later, in 1901, you see her during her stay in japan for back surgery, she is straight out ofthe italian renaissance wearing a gown with sleeves donein puffs. she has an inset with a caller, inspired by the renaissae. she was not afraid of fashion, here she is in the kimono, extremely complex and require a great deal of discipline i am not sure if she did this before and after -- or after her back surgery and not sure if it was a help or a hindrance. in 1903, london, we see her in her vehicle of choice, and she is the lady in the hat. she is wearing what was called at the time a butterfly had. here you see an example of it. d,et, another veion. the hat was the crowning glory, it told people who you were and w you wore it was just as important as the hat itself. another aspect of her garments was, she was dating in fashionable sh

it's more complex, more structured. >> reporter: while we have all marveled at the obvious skills ofprodigies, what about young artists who seem to be following in the footsteps of, say, jackson pollock? >> what are you making? >> cutting out shapes. >> reporter: meet 4-year-old -- professor winters' grandson, who has been obsessed with abstract art for most of his young life. how many paintings has he done? >> oh, i mean -- >> hundreds. there is paint and sculptures and little drawings. there is a mixed media thing. >> reporter: vanessa and andrew gardner are august's parents. andrew is a former schoolteacher. how does what he is doing compare to the scribbling of the average 4-year-old? >> it's the desire to continue doing it and keep working and the top of mindness of it. >> i added these. >> he is often incredibly deliberate. when he is not doing that, he runs around like a main kbrak like a lot of 4-year-old boys. when he is working on his art, everything is very thought out and, you know, particular. >> reporter: what did you start with first? that deliberate process is the hal

but he has a gift, a marvellous gift to play darts and for a young guy to do it is good for the game who want to be luke littlers. michael got the final again, but he got a—0 down, he was shocked, he didn't know where he was, he didn't even win a set and like that reporters said, when luke was double 16, he thought he'd go for it and he thought he'd go for it and he got it with his third darts. he got through the two darts into the double—a team, it was great, i loved it. == into the double-a team, it was great, i loved it.— great, i loved it. -- the double _ great, i loved it. -- the double 18. _ great, i loved it. -- the double 18. what - great, i loved it. -- the double 18. what to - great, i loved it. -- the double 18. what to do | great, i loved it. -- the i double 18. what to do the great, i loved it. -- the - double 18. what to do the other players then, it makes people look at their game surely? you aet a nu look at their game surely? you get a guy who _ look at their game surely? you get a guy who can _ look at their game surely? 7m. get a guy who can play like that, you hav

it's unusual for us, we normally have henry zeffson here, he's obviously got a day off, which is marvellousand we will be hoping to have some of these reactions from some of these new casters. i can't help asking, are you doing dry january? i'm not doing dryjanuary, i think that these things are thrust upon you by the people. if you want to cut down or stop, you can do it any time of the year. you know, i understand... i wish you luck to all those who are doing it! me to! godspeed! i'm not doing dryjanuary, no. have a very lovely we and safe in the hands of adam. if you are listening, we encourage you to write to us and improve us. but for now, goodbye. goodbye. hello there. sunday was a day of snow, a day of disruption for some, and now the met office has extended the amber weather warning. it's going to be valid until 6am on monday morning. they've shrunk the area a little, it includes the lake district. some areas could see as much as ten 10—15cm of further snow, on top of already significant snowfall and blizzard like conditions, with strong winds close to the centre of the low. we'll c

but he has a gift, a marvellous gift to play darts. for a young guy to play darts.ers out there want to be luke littler. but michael got to the final again. he got a-o got to the final again. he got a—0 down and he was shot. he didn't know where he was. he is an win a set. then he started. he won three sets, but like that reporter set, when luke wanted double 16, which he never leads double 16, you normally lead double ten, but he thought, no, i will go for it, and he got it with his third start, but it was actually booking it with his first two and he got through the first two into the double 16. it's great. i loved it. what to the established players think of this young upstart? it really makes everybody look at their own game, surely?- their own game, surely? when ou aet their own game, surely? when you get a _ their own game, surely? when you get a guy _ their own game, surely? when you get a guy can _ their own game, surely? when you get a guy can play - their own game, surely? when you get a guy can play like - you get a guy can play like that and you are comp

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the museum here has some wonderful items in its collection, including these marvelous hair ornaments,ch are de of jade and faux pearls and glass be and this wonderful decoration, this iridescent blue which is made of king fisher feathers. in fact, it became so popular that i think several varieties of king fisher became extinct as a result of this fashion. now, only a year later, in 1901, you see her dung her stay in japan for back surgery, and she's straight out of the italian renaissance. she's wearing a gown with sleeves that are done in puffs. she has an inset with a collar, 's a high-stock collar, but it is absolutely inspired by the renaissance. she was not afid of fashion. here you see her in a kimono. these are very difficult to wear. the obis are extremely complex and require a great deal of discipline. i'm not sure if she did this before or after her back surgery, and i'm not sure if he was a help or hindrance. so in 1903 london, we see her in her vehicle of choice, and she is the lady of the hat. she is wearing what was called at the time the butterfly hat. and here you see

it's a celebration dating back south as ends of years and widely regarded as a cultural marvel. the huge celebration takes place every 12 years and is the combination of the 2 mellow festival cycle making this air quotes relate significant event, oregon. i, there's expect 400000000 whom do pilgrims to take part in the sacred pilgrimage over the next 45 days with believers phasing in the confluence of 3 holy rivers and seeking to absolve their sins as cube struggles to beef up its military ranks. some citizens are managing it, daring escapes, the research gentleman, sky, a professional rowing acetate, was forced into ukrainian military service. she managed to save enough money to bribe officials and to flee the country, finding refuge in russia. she told her story and an exclusive interview with archie . the bills don't flush the shuttle stuff i want to know since about 2014. that has been a trend and ukraine towards the militarization of professional schools, through the involvement of athletes in law enforcement agencies. i'm not on a voluntary basis when people and this groups

as congress is foremost champion of american economic development, clay invited lafayette to marvel ata land transformed since independence. clay spoke glowingly of the forests filled the cities built, the canals cut, the highways constructed, and the increase of population. clay turned to lafayette, who followed with his own patriotic reflections on the moment the general declared that, like his dear revolutionary companions, his faith still abided in american principles of liberty, equality and true social order. nodding to clay, he acknowledged the immense improvements and prodigious creations he had beheld during his visit. but he was quick to affirm that what he called the grandeur and prosperity of these happy united states. i would above all, to american's enduring commitment to self-government for lafayette, the country as wealth and progress mattered most because they safeguarded its independence, enabling america to remain a global beacon for liberty. when lafayette finished speaking and the house adjourned, clay descended from the rostrum and saluted him and the other member

what a marvellous listener to have. and thank you for writing. absolutely. thank you for writing.edition of newscast. adam will be here tomorrow, probably with more stuff from the la fires, but it's been lovely to be with the two of you today. lovely to be with you as the weekend, as always. paddy, my compadre on the sunday sofas. and henry, thank you for being with us from home. goodbye. newscast. live from washington. this is bbc news officials warn of a �*very high�* wildfire threat across los angeles — as fire crews make progress containing some of smaller blazes. (05 live head) crews are working tirelessly to try and control the fires. plus — donald trump wants greenland. we hearfrom a danish lawmaker who says they don�*t want to be american. and from some greenlanders, who say they don�*t want to be danish either. hello, i�*m carl nasman. fire crews in los angeles have made some progress in their battle to contain several fires still burning in the area, but the two largest are still raging largely unchecked.

but he has a gift, a marvellous gift to play darts.aw this 13 or 14—year—old kid coming through the junior ranks, posting huge averages, and we knew he was special. but i don't think we quite understood how special until this time last year. and then his first year on tour, he hasjust gone on to produce stuff that i say only generational greats can. stargazers around the globe were treated to a stunning celestial scene on friday as venus appeared shining brightly above a crescent moon. the planet was visible to the naked eye from the uk to the us, turkey and china. venus is often called the evening star or morning star because, when it is prominent, it appears like the brightest "star" in the sky. here you can see the crescent moon and the planet venus straddle a cross on top of quebec baptist church in ellaville, georgia. in turkey's capital, ankara, the moon and venus are seen together alongside the kocatepe mosque. in the uk's whitley bay, a shining waxing crescent moon glows with venus to the right. hello there. well, after a cold

he's got a gift, a marvellous gift to play darts.r the game, really, because there are loads of youngsters out there want to be luke littlers. but michael got to the final again. he got a—0 down and he was shocked. he didn't know where he was. he isn't going to win a set. then he started. he won three sets, but like that reporter said, when luke wanted double 16, which he never leads double 16, he normally leads double ten, but he thought, no, i will go for it, and he got it with his third dart, but he was actually blocking it with his first two and he got through the first two into the double 16. it's great. i loved it. what do the established players think of this young upstart? it really makes everybody look at their own game, surely? well, when you get a guy can play like that and you are competing, you have got to practise more and get to his level, otherwise he will wipe the floor with everyone. michael van gerwen, when he was young, 17, he won the world masters and he won a lot of tournaments, that boy. and we thought, yeah, b

what a marvellous listener to have. and thank you for writing. absolutely. thank you for writing.s edition of newscast. adam will be here tomorrow, probably with more stuff from the la fires, but it's been lovely to be with the two of you today. lovely to be with you at the weekend, as always. paddy, my compadre on the sunday sofas. and henry, thank you for being with us from home. goodbye. newscast. newscast from the bbc. live from london. this is bbc news. three fires are still burning across los angeles. at least 16 people are confirmed dead. another 16 are missing. there's no relief in la — officials warn "dangerous and strong" winds will continue for days, pushing the fires further into residential areas. there are still active fires that are burning within the palisades area, making it extremely, extremely dangerous for the public. there's no power, there's no water, there's broken gas lines, and we have unstable structures. exit polls from croatia indicate the sitting president zoran milanovic has been re—elected in a landslide. a police officer dies on a uk motorway — stru

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you are doing a marvellous job >> we are going to revert to -- if you want robotics, here is what you to ed in illinois >> caller: a true aestro of wall street >> what's up >> caller: disappointing news on a wonder drug. is the long-term positive outlook intact >> i have to tell you, ed, i was disappointed on that i was praying they would have something that wouldn't be addictive. it's not working i would not -- it reflects the other great drugs they have. nothing good on that drug. i don't see upside that was the drug of the future. thanks for the call. lisa in north carolina >> caller: thanks for taking my call >> thanks for calling. what's up? >> caller: i'm calling about qx. >> yeah. i don't want to be too negative. i have had it with quantumscape. i don't think they have the horses i would be a seller even right at this level. have to say it let's go to randy in ohio. >> caller: i got two quick questions. i want to know about powl industries. >> it's unbelievable how badly -- i did not see that coming i think that i have to do more work on them, because it's a big, big disappoint

and it was also a rare gathering of everyone in the marvel presidential universe. got captain saxophone, madam popular vote, the invisible w.m.d., mr. netflix, when we harley, we quinn, stare-devil, dr. dumbass, and doug. it was a solemn occasion, which is why george w. bush greeted his presidential successor like this. and... belly bonk! "hey, what's up? what's up? what's up, 44? you're lucky this is a funeral, or that woulda been a sack tap." ting, right there. down in texas, we call that clearing the brush. one touching moment came when gerald ford's son read a eulogy written for jimmy carter by his father. ford actually wrote it many years ago, because, even though the two were political rivals, they made a pact to speak at each other's funerals. carter did that for ford in 2007, and ford left behind a written eulogy for carter before he died. 'cause that's what good friends do. in fact, i have my friend jon stewart's eulogy right here. "we were all stunned when jon passed away in a tragic vegan nutri-bullet smoothie accident. although he lived to be 110, he ap

and they marveled that four years ago they were pariahs., no media would give them time of day. slowly over time, matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, others gave them a little bit more credibility and now they feel like they're truly stepping into power. i mean, i went to the home where they had a poster of this logo of ashli babbitt being killed as a red drop of blood on her neck. it's an image i saw passed around on the proud boys telegram the night of jan 6. and now it's like mainstream. >> can you explain this house to me more? what do they use it like for a gathering purpose? what is this? >> it's kind of like a home base for people who are coming and going for court hearings families come there and people who have just gotten out of jail and there's not much. they have to put their lives back together. one of the interesting things about it is that it has turn md of these very conservative people into people who really want prison reform. i also feel they'll be able to pressure the trump administration to enact that. >> a ton of organ

the stock trailed marvell and broadcom 20% since the election.have been waiting for a catalyst and the catalyst path really post are earnings in mid-november was a void there. now here we are, the keynote at ces, on calendars for months now. we had earnings in late february. tonight, there is a lot of expect expectations of the a.i. robotics strategy or granular ty of the blackwell ramp. he will touch on gaming and other business. clearly, the bulls want to hear how blackwell is going in terms of supply and demand goes. >> we have been talking about nvidia. widely held stock for institutional and retail traders. i want to touch on what stephanie link said friday on our air on trade. >> i'm not entirely convinced that mag seven will lead us into 2025. they had a nice run. i think the reason why in december they did so well is people were chasing for performance because pms were under their benchmarks. they were chasing the winners. those have been the winners year to date. >> joel, i want your take on that. weakness with nvidia. you highlighted th

>> trump's like one of the marvel characters going to the universe eating planets.establishment planets. he is only two or three planets away from us so let's get out of here. and then were going to get on the spaceship and get out of here. where does this go. cut a secret deal with elon musk let's get out of here and they will be gone. they should have been out of there a long time ago but people not just in america but around the world, look at germany, look at italy, look at france, they have been emboldened to kick those people out and take charge are levied. >> greg: all right. she wished trump ill will butar now itou haters to chill. and for critical minerals crucial to new technologies. we're here, right by your side. [title: ontario, canada] [title: ontario.ca/partner] [title: paid for by the government of ontario] advil liqui-gels are faster and stronger than tylenol rapid release gels. ♪ also from advil, advil targeted relief, the only topical with 4 powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact and lasts up to 8 hours. [music “this litt

it's all true, and you can see it dramatized in the new marvel series "what if?ed anymore." but despite enough evidence for a conviction, smith can't move ahead with his case, because justice department regulations prohibit the prosecution of a sitting president. which is obviously insane. a president should be bound by the same laws as everyone else. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you, citizen. that's what makes them a president and not a king. that and the lack of inbreeding. oh, no! i'm sorry. spoke too soon. unfortunately, this may be the last we hear from the special counsel, because over the weekend, jack smith resigned. now, despite the threats, he can't go into witness protection, because no one can think of a more generic name than jack smith. um, another looming sign of the trump administration is that today, the senate held confirmation hearings for secretary of defense nominee and male stripper asking if you want to see his yankee doodle, pete hegseth. now, you might remember hegseth from his rather thin dossier of qualifications to run the mo