mike murphy with me with his stock picks. first off, tesla. >> tesla.ar-to-date it's pulled back about 6% and this is a opportunity here in the mid 230s to own the stock if you never have before pulled back from 260 in the last week of the in 2023. there's a quick upside here. long term and this knock on mus and can personal acts, whatever the story broke and this is an easy trade, i think, but long term this is a company that's re-inventing the auto industry. stuart: all the industries on musk himself and not a problem for the stock long term. >> there's always problems on musk and the problem it's created. stuart: amazon? >> love them but the stock around 150 and recent high around 155 and consumer is strong and spending and they have the aws business and look for amazon to hit that 188 level. this year a trade off that high. stuart: trading at 188. this calendar year of 2024? >> write it down. stuart: i was trying to. okay. i will. amazon, got it. thanks indeed. legal woes for both trump and biden intensifying as primary season kicks off. that's next

mike murphy with us for the whole hour want can't believe he's doing it.ig tech, apple and not market share but value. you think microsoft is headed to $400 a share, don't you? >> i do. not that big of a stretch. i think the key milestone there, i think it's going to get up there into multitrillion level and we've only seen apple get up recently and only microsoft because of ai and because of artificial intelligence you're seeing microsoft expand its lead in market capitalization ahead of apple. it's interesting. stuart: it's now an ai play. basically that's what it's doing. >> partially and the runup in nvidia and microsoft here and tough to buy it at all time highs and if someone missed out on the run from the double digits up to hear where it is right now, tough to go in and buy it today. i think analysts are on the upside because of artificial are up now. stuart: bank earnings today and friday and today and you think they were good and that will take the s&p to new high on the strength of bank earnings. >> going to new high and going to clarify and get

check the markets and bring many mike murphy. great to see you, mike. he's with us for the whole hour so little extra in the paycheck this week. mike, talk about the big tech earnings. is the market expecting too much from the big tech names? >> good morning, ash. great to see you. i really don't think they are at this point. we're sitting here at all time highs, and we need to have strong earnings from the companies that got us here in order to keep us here and i think the conventional wisdom, if you will, or smart money is telling you these stocks have gotten ahead of themselves and big tech that is that they can't support the valuations where they are. so as an investor who's staying long on these names, i love to hear that. through all the negatives at this and see what the numbers they put out when they start reporting tonight because i expect continued innovation, i expect continued profits being generated, and i think there's a lot more upside for these companies, even from here. ashley: that's interesting. do you think they're the leading pack a

mike murphy is a long time gop strategist, advise tore john mccain, mitt romney, and arnold schwarzenegger's cohost with robert gibbs and david axle rod. peter baker is the chief white house correspondent for the "new york times." both are msnbc political analysts. i don't know, mike, are any of us ready for the longest general election in history. how do you run a campaign when so many voters don't like either of the candidates? >> that's the new situation we're in. it's going to be agony. you have two presidents, a former and current, both of which the voters want to fire. last time they couldn't wait to fire trump. so this is new painful territory. both campaigns are going to want to get the upper hand. biden, i think, holds the key because if he can move his numbers, if the economic news starts to get better later in the year, and there's early indicators, he may be able to reset the thing and take the focus off firing joe biden for frustration about the economy and on to donald trump the challenger. the challenger always wants to make it about the incumbent. this race will be about ca

. >> packers president, mike murphy was joined by packers along. >>> nbc bay area, your pre-and post in coverage tomorrow of course, the pregame show starts at 4:00 p.m. if you are heading to the game, you should know always bring that poncho, but handheld umbrellas are a lot. you just can't bring those giant beach umbrellas. >>> a developing story, a shooting today at the pittsburgh station has left two people hurt. this happened just before 4:00 p.m. investigator say a suspect shot one man who remains in critical condition. another victim showed up at a hospital with a wounded leg. he is in stable condition. officers closed the pittsburgh station while they search for evidence. passengers could travel between pittsburgh and antioch. police are looking at those police surveillance videos for any clues. >>> the corner released the cause of death for a man. in an avalanche for a palisades ski resort. it has been just over a week since an avalanche buried a number of skiers and snowboarders at a tahoe resort. that slight trigger shortly after they came for the first time this season. k

joining us no republican strategist mike murphy. d as an advisory to bush, romney, and mccain, their presidential elections. the tease for this block was does anything matter anymore? and i'm fearing the answer might be no, but you tell me if i'm wrong. donald trump testifying potentially tomorrow, i'm going to link it to the court case, on primary day. i matter? >> well, yes, it matters in the big picture of the general election. here in new hampshire among the republican faithful it doesn't matter too much because trump, like he does with everybody, has made it political, which makes it tribal, which means the charges are all trumped up. it's the sneaky democratic trick. the republican voters here are sticking with trump, and i think that will be true in other primaries. the general election voters on the other hand, another ton of baggage on donald trump as he heads into the general election. >> let me push back on that because when you're talking about voters in new hampshire, you've got a lot of undeclared voters that are going

stuart: the guy sitting next to you is mike murphy and he'll critique this interview right now so stick >> so having six children the advice that erica is give asking exactly what needs to be given. you don't learn when they're graduating from college, they're not taught about when they screw up and life happens and gets in the way and we bring in a large internship every summer at rose cliff and something that i try to explain to kids that like life is going to happen and how you deal with it is what's important. i think i can't wait to read the book. i think it's phenomenal. congratulations. >> thank you. stuart: and we'd love to invest in your business when you're ready to go. >> great, i'll be back. stuart: i didn't know we're going to do that. >> there it is. it's on tape. stuart: offering up even more money. stuart: mike, thank you very much indeed. we're coming to the story that i'm unhappy with, unhappy workers cost companies $1.9 trillion in lost productivity last year. ashley, how did they arrive at that number? how did they get to the numbers? disruption of the past few years

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all it took was -- for lead detective mike murphy to see what happened in the bedroom was highly intentionalas an execution, david shannon was executed. the intruder came in while he was sleeping and place the gun to his head and shot him, once through the head. and joan? well >> the shock of it didn't help or the course that she was sound asleep when it happened, by the time she come down in enough to talk to police, she was not very helpful. >> i did not clearly see the person who shot david. i'm not sure if i saw or had a feeling of someone just leaving the room. but, i formed it as a shadow. did >> you see a shadow, or see tell the police it was like a shadow? >> it was a movement, a shadow that had left. >> she tried to follow down the highway, she was worried about the safety of our children. so she returned back to her bedroom, that is where she made the 911 call. >> the children, john and david eldest daughter daisy was out of town. the two young boys, just seven and ten, flip through it all, unaware of what happened. down the hall was shannon's 15 year old daughter, elizabeth. she t

mike murphy, long time republican strategist, said that she let minded him of the old russian proverbng to wash the bear without getting its fur wet. a very apt one. that's how she's taken on trump. you can't wash the bear without getting the bear's fur wet. she was walking on egg shells through a lot of this. that's not a style of campaigning that new hampshire has rewarded. on the democratic or the republican side. >> people in new hampshire really want somebody to be a fighter. they like the insurgent. it's funny that trump surround ed himself with establishment republicans. let me ask this. i'm a little sympathetic to some of the republican candidates who been running against trump. it's tricky. you're damned if you do, damned if you don't. chris christie went hard after tump. he ended up with net negative polling numbers. nikki haley watched a much more careful line. she's kind of the last survivor. so maybe she ran a good bit of that strategy. what should she have shifted earlier. what's your view? >> i'm just old fashioned about that. i don't think you beat somebody who has an

mike. >>> happening now, sonoma county coroner is identifying the man shot and killed in rohnert park last week. the man is 66-year-old james murphyof naperville. he was found last thursday in a parking lot of mountain shadows plaza. police officers are saying this did not appear to be a random shooting, but they have not released any more information. >>> as kari was just saying, more rain is on the way and that could be bad news for places like san diego, which was hit so hard by flooding in the past few weeks. coming up next, we're going to takeoo the tools scientists are using to measure the impact of climate change during major events like this. >>> then ahead at 6:00, the state attorney general weighing in on now dropped plans to viol laws. keep it here. >>> welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." in today's climate in crisis, as the bay area braces for another atmospheric river and the potential of flooding, san diego is still recovering from last week's historic rainfall that brought more rain in six hours than they normally get in an entire month. a group of scientists in paris have developed a tool called clima