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co-pilot is getting some new feature, the product they sell to enterprises for $30 per user per month the real story is why we're seeing nvidia going lower because of this idea that companies that bring their chip design inside, they're less reliant on third parties microsoft will be less reliant on invade ya >> what does co-pilot do >> it's a super smart assistant that can help but yo everything, reading our emails and telling you what you missed, transcribing teams meetings you have, action items from that there's a whole suite of things. we could be here all day but apple is a really good example of another company that's done this, weaned itself off intel chips and started producing it in house to great benefit. >> the microsoft/intel relationship goes back decades what about apple >> i went to cupertino, california, yesterday, and we were the first journalists to be allowed to film inside of an apple chip lab they have thousands of engineers working on their customs, and we went inside their thermal chip lab, one of many labs. i couldn't get an answer for exactly how many you see

. >>> microsoft ceo speaking to cnbc about his new co-worker sam altman and the dramatic exit from opene is saying about the future with the startup. >>> and speaking of the results on one of the hottest stocks of the year which is continuing to cash in on surging demand for chips. it is tuesday, november 21st, 2023 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. we pick up the half hour with the check on the u.s. stock futures with the s&p and nasdaq riding five-day win streaks. you are seeing a change in momentum the nasdaq is slightly higher. the dow is off the lows of early this morning it would open 30 points lower. we look at the u.s. treasuries the ten-year bond is 4.40% the two-year is close to the 4.5% the stock rally is helping to lift the s&p out of correction territory after 16 trading days. the fastest move in a decade one of the shortest comebacks since the 1970s according to dow jones. let's bring in john stoltzfus. >> good morning, frank >> we see the lift out of correction territory for the s&p. you actuall

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joining us is punchbowl news co-founder and political contributor jake sherman.etch from over the weekend. what's his name? mike johnson, super rememberable name. i keep forgetting it because of the sketch. mike johnson is not a fan of ukraine spending, a lot of the conference is not a fan of ukraine spending among republicans. senate republicans want ukraine spending. democrats in the senate want ukraine spending. the president wants ukraine spending. it sound like we're going to be at an impasse over this aid bill. >> well, just to be clear on the ukraine piece for johnson, he has softened -- he's voted against ukraine funding pretty consistently, but he has softened on that in recent days and weeks, i guess days since he's become speaker. basically saying we need to do it, but i'm not doing it with israel funding. that's a -- just a reality of where the house republican conference is, katy. but it's a very strange move that speaker johnson is undergoing right now where he tried to offset the $14 billion for israel with $14 billion of cuts to the irs, the congr

news. apple co-founder steves w wozni was hospitalized in mexico city due a possible stroke. urces claim the 73-year-old was dealing with a less-serious issue of vertigo. nbc news has not yet confirmed his hospitalization. he was scheduled to appear at a world business forum event. wozniak and steve jurorsobs wou create the most profitable company in the world. >>> sag-aftra reached a deal with top studios ending the longest strike in the union's history. arabile has the details for you. good morning. >> indeed, a tentative deal being reached. let's remember, it's 118 days they've been striking. they agreed in july to have a work stoppage which broke down with studios, the likes of warner bros. studios. everything including the use of a.i. has been up for debate. it seems a tentative agreement has been revealed. the union did spend monday and tuesday mulling over this deal and really seeing whether it would be worth the while. it does seem that it has now been put for review and consideration. it will go to the union's national board on friday, for that, and further details wi

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news. openai co—founder sam altman is returning to the company days after he was ousted.ng astonished many and led to staff threatening mass resignations until he was reinstated. the battle at the top of openai began when the original board decided to remove mr altman, saying they had lost confidence in his leadership. binance chief executive changpeng zhao has resigned after pleading guilty to money laundering violations. the usjustice department said the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchange had helped users bypass sanctions. it's ordered the firm to pay $4.3 billion in penalties and forfeitures. mr zhao said he made mistakes and stepping down was the best move for the company. scientists in scotland are using robotics sub—sea gliders to check a system of ocean currents for signs of climate change. they're monitoring the conveyor belt which regulates global temperatures by carrying warm and cool air around the world. there is some concern the system is weakening. these gliders really help us go to places we would not really get to in the winter and they can stay out f

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new ideas. overnight. i the heart, which co-founder in year as their new interim ceo, that stirred co-founder and ceo sam altman last week after the board became concerned and almonds, to lead openai. >> it's 6.44 and rain over the weekend lead to slippery and potentially dangerous conditions on the roads. there was a fatal accident on highway for friday afternoon, possibly the weather caused that one. a chp spokesperson says that now is the perfect time for you to take a look at your car and make sure that it is winter ready. also, they say driving slow is really important because then there's, you know, pulling water, that type of thing are for big turn, you're not going to get into an accident. >> our first advice is start checking your cars and make sure their winter ready, you know, make sure your windshield wipers are in good condition. headlights and taillights work. you know, you have good tires. all of those important things that are going to translate to being safe or out on the road. i'm beyond that. this is really w

news. he even co-hosted a podcast about prison life that was a finalist for a pulitzer prize and where he met the new york city marathon. so you make this deal that when you get out f you get out. >> we'll run it together. >> reporter: you'll do it together. >> yes. >> reporter: his sentence was commuted by the governor. and he was released this february. he and claire now running with a new mission for empowerment avenue, a group rasaun founded to help published work of incarcerated writers and artists. his hope, to change the american prison system, one step at a time. for people to hear you're running and hear your story and think, but wait a second, he killed someone skbrch >> yeah. >> reporter: what do you say? >> first i say i'm sorry, and i can't pay my debt sitting in a cell. >> reporter: you can't ever undo the past. >> only thing i could do is pay it forward. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, new york. >> i've never ran. i have respect for all the people who have. but that's one of the reasons i love the marathon. 50,000 people give or take and 50,000 stories, not all identical but

joseph, it's encouraging residents to try a new approach. co advocate. in 19 minutes, d w. the listening place of the mediterranean explosives connects people of many of mazda and jeff, far up to korea, to us during motor styles and committed training. we're left his trace meeting people doing the dream. mediterranean shani. we dw the . this is dw news, and these are our top stories. the homeless militant group has released another 12 hostages. 10 is released into 4 nationals all are now back on his rarely territory amongst which is classified by many countries. as a terrace organization is estimated to still hold over $150.00 hostages in gaza. 30 palestinians held him is where the prisoners were released and exchanged. a pause in the finding was extended to allow for more swans rescuers.

time for a | look at this week's tech news. 0penai co—founder sam aubin is returning to the company daysstaff threatening mass resignations until he was reinstated. the battle of the top of 0penai began when the original board decided to remove him, saying he had lost — they had lost confidence in leadership. finance chief executive has resigned after pleading guilty in to money laundering. the usjustice laundering. the us justice department laundering. the usjustice department that the worlds biggest cryptocurrency exchange had helped users bypass sanctions. it has ordered the firm to pay for your $.3 billion in penalties and forfeitures. he said he made mistakes and stepping down with the best move for the company. scientists in scotland are using robotics soft gliders to take a system of ocean currents for signs of climate change. they are monitoring the conveyor belt which regulates global temperatures by carrying warm and cool area around the world. there is some concern the system weakening. these . uides the system weakening. these guides really _ the system weakening. these guide

>>> sometimes news central co-anchor david chalian. what is different about tonight's debate?tion to the fact and besides the fact there are fewer candidates, how has the race changed? >> i'm not sure that the overall contours of the race has changed, but the environment around the race has changed, john. one thing that is different tonight is the news environment. the israel-hamas war is going to be a central issue here and increasing the time spent on foreign policy for the candidates. we haven't gotten a ton of that in previous debates and we've gotten some of it, and that's one difference here and the other difference is time, right? we are now 68 days, i think, away from the iowa caucuses. so time is running short here for the candidates to actually be executing on their goals to success if they're going to try and stop donald trump from just storming out of the gate and making his path to the nomination without much struggle. >> and each of the first two debates, former south carolina governor nikki haley has seemed to improve her position to the point now where she is a

. >>> and also new this morning, openai's co-founder sam altman has a new job just three days after he was abruptly fired as ceo. microsoft, openai's biggest investor, says it will hire altman to lead a new research team alongside greg brockman the co-founder who quit on friday after altman was terminated. in an interview with bloomberg over the summer, listen to this, because this is what altman said about his role as ceo at the time and who he believed should hold the immense power of ai. >> like no one person should be trusted here. i don't have super voting shares. like i don't want them. the board can fire me. i think that is important. i think the board over time needs to get like democratized to all of humanity if this really works. it is a powerful technology and you should not trust one company and certainly not one person with it. >> details of altman's firing are pretty murky. we know openai said he had been insufficiently candid with the board and a key factor was tension between altman who wanted to push ai more cautious. and there was an exodus after altman was fired and

openai which higher twitch co-founder in its year has its new in terms e o so share made that announcement on x, formerly known as twitter. all comes after co-founder ceo sam altman, who was fired last week after the board became concerned and altman's ability to openai. it's unclear what those concerns were. almond help start openai as a nonprofit research lab back in 2015. so immature said he would hire independent investigator to look into what may have led up to the firing of altman and write a report within the next 30 days. happening tonight, pittsburgh police are now in ago right before city council. they're going to be asking for more money to buy additional surveillance cameras. if that is approved, the police department will use $37,000 federal money to cover most of the installation. now the additional cameras, what actual increase the city's existing camera system. the police chief says the new cameras are needed because pittsburgh is expanding and the additional cameras would be a useful thing in a criminal investigation. miles of security barricades set up for a pack in san f

. >>> and leading this hour, new video of co-defendants of donald trump's spilling out in chilling detail. effort to overturn the 2020 election with new details you have not heard before. this video out of fulton county, georgia. "the washington post" and abc news obtained a series of recordings from the parts of the statements made by four of the defendants as part of their plea deals from fulton county district attorney fani willis. former pro-trump lawyer kenneth chesebro, sidney powell and jenna ellis and scott hall. remember, this case stems from efforts to overturn georgia's 2020 election results. 19 people were charged, including donald trump. revolutions today including the post report that kenneth chesebro behind the plot to put forward slates of fake electors admitted that he played a role transporting documents signed by fake electors from wisconsin to capitol hill. those bogus electors were i intended as part of a plan to throw our democracy into chaos so trump and his team could steal democracy from you. it gets worse. trump attorney general thatlis said in late december week

new york station wcbs. his long-time friend, democracy now! coost juan gonzalez, called guzman "the best street reporter on tv." and those are some of the headlines this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, the four-day truce in gaza has entered its final day, but negotiations are continuing to extend the truce. we will go to israel and the west bank on the hostages and prisoner releases. ♪ ♪ [music break] amy: "a child" by oumaima khalil and marcel khalife. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the temporary four-day truce in gaza has entered its final day, but negotiations are continuing to extend the truce. so far, hamas has released a total of 58 hostages who had been held captive for seven weeks. 39 of the freed hostages have been israel citizens. hamas also released 17 thai workers, a filipino worker, and an israeli-russian. since the truce began, israel has released 117 imprisoned palestinians, mostly women and children, including many who had been

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