who said the oracle business? >> that was alan turing. >> host: that with alan turing prints a very striking metaphor. it means to put it in simple but historical terms, we are, our human minds are to ingest machine intelligence. what the oracle was thought to be to the men of antiquity. a form of knowledge mysteriously outside your to the oracle and it probably as much of who we but nonetheless they would go there. they thought they were receiving insight which they cannot possibly get from inside the human minds. the human mind intern as to the artificial intelligence for the oracle of thieves was to humans of that day. that is a fascinating metaphor. rex this insight ultimately is an extension and charles sanders curses a proposition that all information is triadic. it cannot be binary. if it is a binary it is restricted to symbol systems. [inaudible] >> guest: there's no necessary connection between symbols as in mathematics and objects of the world. in order to connect a symbol system to the real world the hu

who was said the oracle business?> that was alan turing. >> it's a very striking metaphor because it means to put it in simple but historical terms, we are arguing machine intelligence. what the oracle of delphi was thought to be to the men of antiquity. in other words a form of knowledge mysteriously outside the realm of grasping so you would go to the oracle and it probably was a bunch of who we but nonetheless they would go there and they thought they were receiving insights which they couldn't get with the human mind so the human mind in terms has turned to the artificial intelligence the way the oracle was to humansof that day. it's a fascinating metaphor . >> and it ultimately is an extension of charles sanders proposition that all information is triadic. it can't be binary. if it's binary it's restricted to simple systems. and there's no necessary connection between simple as in mathematics and objects such as objects of those worlds. in order to connect the simple systems of the real world need an intermediati

and unlike the human brain, the oracle also has a para limbic globe. the part of the archive right, really fascinates me is this part right here. we have this special extra low called the pero limbeck low, though it, nes feelings, emotions and thought. and it is so complex in the orca brain. it has become its own low. okay, so that could mean that a lot more of think communication has to do with their feelings, with their emotions that communicating feelings, communicating emotions are, are very important. okay, to north of wales, have a far larger acoustic area than humans. laurie marino's team also discovered a 2nd acoustic cortex now we know that they also have a sound processing area in the same area that we process language based on what you said about how the process owner can we say that we need a much finer window will analyze so it's not just fine resolution that we need. we need a way to actually to actually do the analysis at a much, much more complex level than our brains can do. new brain scan methods have revealed that or cause to have a

oracle announced a big acquisition. big health care solve for a business i think they can use this deal to roll up the entire fragmented electronics base an the world. this is another one where the recent pull back is letting you in at an amazing price i've singled out apple, cisco, imbm and oracle which maybe is the best bet of all. let's go to matthew in south carolina matthew. >> caller: hi, jim >> what's up >> caller: my question is about ring central you said i've been listening all week and you said look for the value stock that actually have a service of product this one had a 23 value to earnings on november 22nd when it was $230 a share. now it's trading at 173. >> that's because it's not making money people say you flip-flop now you insist they make money i say when the fed starts tig tightening, you want to go to different stocks when they start tightening, you've got to flip i did. i pivoted. am i sorry i did it? no the game is about making money it's not about being consistent. it's about making money. it's

i'm all for oracle ibm is a different circumstance.cks that have been acting well for the better part of two years that have given back ibm has been really a dog. this sharp ral lieds at a difficult level. let's look at a chart or two first one is ibm over the pest decade and no judgments, lines drawn. we have gone to a down trend line that's been in effect since the peak you all were talk about in 2011. the stock was 206 and now it's rallied up to 138. next chart, this is the third of four this is even longer term. short selling, i'd initiate here then you got to acknowledge error and close the chart. final chart, this is the structural circumstance that also is in effect. two panel. that's ibm going back to 1967. on the bottom is relative performance to the s&p. >> any stocks or sectors that have had damage done >> a lot across the board. i guess how much damage does tech have to endure before it becomes interesting. in you're trying to invest in a growth enterprise that's a k disrupter and market share gainer, the cost is irrelevant

it is a database startup that wants to take on aws and oracle.is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to this is "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang in san francisco. in the clouds, the cloud related while much of corporate america has their heads in the clouds, the cloud related stocks have had a rough start to the year. ed ludlow is here with the latest. ed: case in point of what we're seeing in financial markets. thursday, stocks fell away in the afternoon. the nasdaq 100 down 2.6%, but outside selling, not just in cloud stocks, but software and as a whole. there also stalwarts like microsoft and google. the next chart shows the performance of the subsector. so far this year against the nasdaq 100. the narrative here is higher rates, discounting future value or future profitability. the white line is unperformed. it has fallen 10% so far this year, double the declines we have seen on the nasdaq 100. it is really nothing to do with concerns about the sector. cloud could see annual growth of 20% for the next five years. you compare that, for ex

oracle and intel have had a good start to the year.e rest. >> indeed. yeah dell's been notable. upgraded by bernstein to outperform watching tesla reverse an earlier decline and the week's just getting started with powell and brainerd confirmations let's get to the judge and the half >> carl, thanks so much. welcome to the halftime report front and center this hour, a simple question. if yields continue to rise, can stocks keep from falling our investment committee discusses and debates that question today joining me for the hour -- rob, steve, joe let's check the markets. the up to the moments trade now. rates are higher today touching 180 that's a pre-covid high for the ten-year note yield. dow now down triple fours. 444. s&p off by nearly 1.5% and ther

he says the omicron in fiction patton, his clear, ne braces, oracle each other doing so. the africa door in the countries were in the gum. i can south africa, the beacon cases was very sudden, like i said to decline was also just a southern indiana. and now i imagine that initially, and i hope also in europe that at the end of january on the 1st on days of february, this can happen. tina janai, your prima day got they did, said bly, always so boss sucker did it for now. a green pass shoes you've been vaccinated and allows you into public spaces without one life is pretty limited and those limits are set to tighten. people over 50 have to get vaccinated. those who refuse will soon be suspended from work without pay. miss teacher is so angry, he's gone on hunger strike in protest. all the teachers that refused the of the nation and soul abolished the police man and so on. i have been, i have pushed off the work bus without any retribution. that means without the rise of a feeling the harmony of premium that have it without but the right to live italy states tell from cove i

what he says, the omicron in fiction, patton, his clear, ne braces, oracle, which are the difference with africa door in the countries world. again, i can south africa, the beacon cases was very sudden lakisha to decline was also just a sudden in theaters. and now i imagined that initially, and i hope also in europe. hodgin was at the end of january on the 1st, on days of february. this can happen, tina janai, your prima there got they did, said, but i always thought ball sucker did it for now. a green pass shoes you've been vaccinated and allows he into public spaces without one. life is pretty limited and those limits are set to tighten. people over 50 have to get vaccinated. those who refuse will soon be suspended from work without pay. this teacher is so angry, he's gone on hunger strike in protest. o peter that refused the vaccination and so of all the policeman and so on. a have been pushed off the walk, but without any retribution that live without the rise of approving the harmony of premium, the thir it with help of the right to live. italy's death toll from cove it is the h

the four names i would offer up for today would be names like 3m, target, oracle, all of those -- all of those are names, if you look at them, that have really good balance sheets, very low debt, lots of stability in the profitability and very predictable. we think the market is a riskier place than most people realize we acknowledge that growth is with us right now. but in the future it is going to be important to hold onto the the gains that we have accumulated over the years that means you need to own companies with flexible balance sheets that are able to withstand tougher times, certainly more difficult times than we have had the last few months as far as the stock market is concerned. >> we were talking last hour about some of the names that are down big, bet bath and beyond, stitch fix all birds. you know, aside from the fact that they are small, why aren't the newer names more interesting to you given that some of them have had 80-plus percent declines. >> when we look at a company we look at the whole company, including dent to us, as we have gone through the cycle -- we don'

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present and that's a lot of the companies like a microsoft, like an adobe, like a cisco, hike an oracle and not the innovation technology. so bottoming is not a moment in time it's a process, and i think we're beginning and at the stages of doing it one last moment, we pierced in the qs before the january 10th low and we quickly snapped and reversed higher and we're following through right you in >> so, liz, we're below the 200-day movement on the nasdaq and apple is kind of the only of the majors holding on for dear life right now to break away from correction territory. alphabet's in it down 10% from its high microsoft, 12% amazon 16.5, meta, the former facebook, 16 nvidia is 27% from its high. apple is 28%, what are you watching that's most important right now? >> one of the things that's important to point out is we've had dip buyers in this market, right around the nasdaq for th 6 to 8% level for the last year and a half and finally this year that has broken down so what we saw yesterday obviously dipped below the 200-day moving average those dip buyers come in and they don't stick

buffett julia boorstin takes a look at one of the most successful purchases of all time from the oraclea. julia. >> well, jon, as apple's market cap crossed $3 trillion, berkshire hathaway's stake in the company hit a record $162 billion. now, warren buffett isn't known as a tech investor, but this is one of the most lucrative investments in his career. berkshire began buying the stock in 2016. he called the holding a family jewel in his letter to berkshire shareholders last year and it is incredibly valuable one. look at what buffett said on cnbc back in february of 2020. >> we own 5 bnt 5% of apple. probably the best business i know in the world. and we own 5.5% of it. that is a bigger commitment that we have in anything except insurance and the railroad so, it's our third largest business >> now berkshire spent about $36 billion to buy over 1 billion apple shares between 2016 and 2018 berkshire trimmed its position selling 12% of its position for about $13 billion, which buffett admitted last year to berkshire shareholder meeting was probably a mistake. now with that sale, berkshire

biggest lease deal since visa moved into its global headquarters in the mission drug development near oracle park in 2019. >>> korea fired two listed muscle today's marking its third test this month. it came hours after north korea warned of stronger and certain reaction if the u.s. helped impose more sanctions. on wednesday, the biden administration posed its first sanctions over north korea's weapons programs. they resent testing missiles in september after six month hiatus. >>> tennis champion novak djokovic fighting attempt to deport him from australia. >> government officials revoked his visa for a second time saying it is in the public interest to do so. charlie d'agata following the story from london. >> reporter: in the emergency court hearing, the judge delay deportation until new hearing held on sunday, one day before the tournament begins. the government decision to revoke his visa came hours after the australian open defending champion. the courts to get some practice in. initially had his visa revoked last week because he had not been vaccinated only for that to be overturned by

the city of san francisco and that is how long it is been in the last time we saw him without the oraclen the 2019 nba finals and how about the guys paying their respects on play date and every worrier that came out for warm-ups was down in his jersey and today it is about much more than just a basketball game. this is a celebration, a day were one of the best basketball players in the history of the nba rejoins a team he helped turn into a dynasty. a great day for not just the bay but for the game of basketball all around. >> clay walks onto the floor for the first time and i will never forget that game and that particular game and it will stand out as one of the highlights of my entire basketball existence just because of who he is and he is kind of everybody's favorite guy and we have all seen him suffer for two and half years. >> the magnitude of this moment is so big for us and for the organization but for the bay as well because clay is beloved in the bay and he is one of us and he could moved oakland forever. he could moved the 95th he wanted to. >> i really am interested how they

1993 sparked not only a baseball renaissance in san francisco but also paved the way for building oracle park. we remain hopeful that he will gain election into the national baseball hall of fame through the next phase of the voting process. the hall of fame debate has been raging for many years and will continue for many more. terry mcsweeney interviewed one of his former teammates, who spoke very frankly about his hall of fame snub. >> really, what it's coming down to now, unfortunately, is a popularity contest. david ortiz was a very likeable guy but was also tied to the mitchell report. that gets back to barry bonds and why he's not in the hall of fame. >> in your opinion, you were the teammate of barry bonds for years. you watched him play, get ready, played offense, defense, the whole thing. should he be in the hall of fame in your opinion? >> without a doubt he should be in the hall of fame. i think it's a joke that he's not in the hall of fame. now i played right in the heart of this steroid era, so i got to see guys around me that were, in essence, cheating the game to get bette

rights of students off-campus resolving a multimillion dollar copy write dispute between google and oracle it is so inspiring that his pragmatic vision of compromise and moderation were ascendant and all of the unanimous decisions this term were a moving tribute to his inspiring legacy. reporter: is leaving behind the most conservative court of a generation. three those conservative justices nominated by former president trump. priors retirement paving the way for president biden to full fill his promise -- fulfill his promise of -- reporter: these are reporter: ts potential picks the president is said to be considering. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the president's nominee will receive a prompt hearing before being considered and confirmed quickly. dan: stephen breyer's brother charles, a judge, talked with our reporter about his brothers difficult decision. reporter: we have mixed decisions >>, on the one hand, my brother is leaving the job. a job he loves. he has embraced it, participated in a fully. he is leaving at a time that he feels is appropriate for him to step down.

. >> and that, of course, was back oracle. and tonight when he stepped on the court, the boy, the crowd nuts. kron 4 sports director jason dumas is there tonight. and he tells me it is quite loud in the arena, especially when thompson scored the first bucket of the game for the warriors. sure make sense, though. he is a 5 time all-star 3 time champ and one half of the splash brothers. just to give you an idea of how popular thompson is. >> he's currently 4th among guards in nba all-star voting. 4th have even sniff the court until about half an hour ago. and of course, we're going to have claimed a coverage all night here on kron 4 to a great day for various ports as well. the forty-niners punch their ticket to the playoffs. so more on that, too. coming up later in the show. >> all right, kate, thank you. meanwhile, it's not just the coaches and clays teammates who are excited for him to finally be back out on the fans are chomping at the bit to see the splash brothers reunited kron four's gayle ong caught up with some of them

rights of students off-campus resolving a multimillion dollar copy write dispute between google and oracleing that his pragmatic vision of compromise and moderation were ascendant and all of the unanimous decisions this term were a moving tribute to his inspiring legacy. reporter: is leaving behind the most conservative court of a generation. three those conservative justices nominated by former president trump. priors retirement paving the way for president biden to full fill his promise -- fulfill his promise of -- reporter: these are somerter: ts potential picks the president is said to be considering. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the president's nominee will receive a prompt hearing before being considered and confirmed quickly. dan: stephen breyer's brother charles, a judge, talked with our reporter about his brothers difficult decision. reporter: we have mixed decisions >>, on the one hand, my brother is leaving the job. a job he loves. he has embraced it, participated in a fully. he is leaving at a time that he feels is appropriate for him to step down. dan: judge charl

. >>> the oracle next on "today in the bay," after two years of grueling rehab, klay thompson finallyurns to the court for the warriors. highlights from his emotional night at the chase center straight ahead. >> you can smile, klay, it's okay. >>> and the start of your day in santa rosa right now, 45 degrees and we'll see the clouds sticking around for the start of the day. but some afternoon sunshine, a look ahead in your forecast coming up next. >>> and a look at the now on your roads here, we're looking at fremont through 880 through fremont and we see the signs for pacific commons but not a lot of business going on there right now. still early for a lot of folks, getting to work, you see it's a smooth drive on the nimitz. >>> good monday morning, as you're heading out the door, it's starting out nice and cool, and looks pretty quiet out there. as we get a live look at the golden gate bridge. no fog right now, and we'll see some patches of fog in some spots with our temperatures in the low 40s in fairfield, san jose starting out the morning at 45 degrees. and if you're making plans

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in 1993 sparked not only a baseball renaissance in san francisco but also paved a way to building oracle park. we remain hopeful that he will gain election in the hall of fame in the next process. fans definitely have an opinion whether bonds should be in the hall or not. we spoke with one of bonds former teammates who did not hold back. >> i knew although they weren't -- they were alleged users but i think we all knew as peers they had cheated the game, that i felt the flood gates should open. and i felt barry bonds should be a first ballot hall of famer in these situations right now. like i said it's become a popularity contest. it's kind of a joke, to be honest with you. >> again, this is bonds tenth final time on the hall of fame ballot. he could still get in, though if the 16 person committee made up of former players, executives and media that considers candidates who contributed to the game. the committee meeks four times per decade to cast ballots. they could meet as early as december. bonds would need to get 12 of the 16 votes to get elected. >>> china is taking no chances when

for good reason, not yet hit by the oracle search. it is a closing window of opportunity to no blend for contingencies. ah, hello, i'm emily angry. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up has extends president heads out at his predecessor, while announcing the russian lead military force called in to deal with last week's uprising is about to late fees of a humanitarian catastrophe. the un calls for $5000000000.00 in aid for afghanistan, where millions have going hungry and putting life back into the heart of tripling. how renovations to the historic part of the city, bringing a new sense of pride to those living men. ah, more than half of europe's population will get infected with the ami con variant within the next 6 to 8 weeks. that's the latest corona virus warning from the world health organization. it's urgent governments to prioritize vaccinations, including booster shots, w h o says 7000000, a new european cases of all micron where detected in the 1st week of january alone . at this rate, the institute for health met

lauded in the media investments poured in from the likes of news. corporations, rupert murdoch, and oracles, larry ellison, former trump education secretary, betsy divorces, family sunk $100000000.00 into the venture to elderly secretaries of state. henry kissinger and george sholtes were sufficiently beguiled by homes as blandishments to join the company's board of directors. but it was all a fake. the blood testing machines, homes promise never worked. investigative journalists and prosecutors began poking holes in her claims. eventually the whole enterprise toppled like a house of cards. there are nos closed down in 2018. prosecutors argued homes performed fake demonstrations falsified reports and made misleading claims. the 37 year old homes testified in her own defense, blaming everything on her ex boyfriend, co defendant and former thoroughness executive, ramesh bonnie. but in the end, unlike so many before the jury wasn't buying it, homes faces a maximum of 20 years in prison for each count. she is expected to appeal grub reynolds al jazeera los angeles. our suspect in a fire at sout

available to doctors in the united states than softer specialists concluded the ineffective against the oracle invariant. the us food and drug administration revoked emergency authorization for the medication made by for general. and eli lilly, a 1000000 americans visa drugs for treatments, but space drug makers had already warned they were unlikely to work against on the call or in sir liz, an assistant professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university. and she says, vaccinations will always be the 1st line of defense against 19 i think was important to remember is that treatment are not a substitute for vaccination. medication should not be taken as an alternative to vexation based on exposure based on infection. they are in short supply and should really be given to those individuals who are at high risk who, who require the treatment, vaccinations have been proved, shown to be safe and effective, and lower the rescue developing code 19 and serious disease progression. so unfortunately, it's going to have to be another concerted effort to think about socialization and of the

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. >> reporter: plus oracle's larry ellison, former education secretary betsy devos' family, and board member general colin powell, all led to believe holmes' company, theranos, had developed revolutionary technology for blood testing as she told norah o'donnell in 2015. >> o'donnell: what about those who say that's not enough blood to do all the tests that need to be done especially if somebody is very sick and you're trying to figure out what it is. >> every time you create something new, there should be questions, ask to me that's a sign that you've actually done something that is transformative. >> reporter: as former theranos employee tyler schulz told "cbs morning's" today. >> elizabeth holmes is a very charismatic person. >> reporter: he contacted state regulators about problems inside therkangering his grandfather, former secretary of state, george schulz, of theranos' director. >> she was found guilty. i feel like i won. i'm indivated. >> reporter: this landmark trial change the behavior of companies and investors in a culture described as fake it until you make it. >> that do

with the world's highest mortality rate. peruvians have suffered more than most of the pandemic with oracle and causes a sharp increase in infections. children are being hard hit, but 5000000 children as youngest, 5 years older, now eligible to get back sedated. marianna sanchez reports from the capital lima. the 5 year old william particular doesn't like getting vaccinated, but his mother elizabeth couldn't be happier. he suffers from a rare decease. she says he sometimes runs from the house, putting his life in danger, but now he is protected. molly thought and now i'll be relaxed with the vaccine. i know that he will be protected because at some point to get infected, i won't be afraid that he could die by the government has launched a vaccination campaign for 5 to 11 year olds. the aim is to vaccinate 4300000 nationwide. the macro very and has health workers worried, especially here at the national institute of children's health. doctors here treat rare or grave medical conditions, omen ended up pretty made up. the covered cases have increased in 2 years. we've treated 5000 children wit

>> oracle, when will it be done?we have been doing, and that time is every day. >> trevor: now, look, kamala's point is the administration doesn't need a new plan because we have a way out of the pandemic which is everyone getting vaccinated. it did should be obvious that hoping everyone gets vaxxed isn't enough that's why the biden administration is roll out a plan to get everyone in america a test just as soon as it's over. >> the web site where you can order free covid 19 at-home tests is up and running. the site quietly launched today. it works. go to www.covid test.gov. that's where you can order your tests. at this point, you can order four per household. and we're told they'll ship within seven to 12 days of ordering, a week to a week and a half. if you place an order wednesday 19th, they should be on the way to you by the end of the month. >> trevor: great tests are finally going to be available to everyone but seven to 12 days? you don't think that's a little too long in a pandemic? i mean, every day is prec

they might not be the sexiest names in the world, but they're getting the job done i'll throw oracle in that mix as well making an acquisition, and i think it checks the boxes that chris was talking about. >> we were play some cranberries, because it's starting to feel like the '90s all over again with these stock picks. >>> is neo the one in the 1990 move, but nio? first, coinbase making a big splash in the cryptomarket news that broke in the last hour why it might matter with how you trade those crypto kate rooney is next. get your personal points plan! i'm james corden and i'm here to tell people that ww is getting even more personal. keep on shopping, ignore us. i've lost like 28 pounds. you look great! i love that my clothes fit better, but i just love ice cream a little bit more than that. the new ww personalpoints program is particular to you. so what kind of foods do you like? avocado. ice cream. sandwiches. no food is off limits. when can i start?! don't pay until spring! join today at ww.com hurry! offer ends january 17th! amazing. jerry, you gotta to see this. seen it. tru

they've seen him at his lowest point when he tore his acl at oracle ak in oakland in 2019, they cheered him on and they've been with him every step of the way. and after the game, he was so thankful to the fans. so thankful to dub nation. but guess what? now? they got past this hurdle, so to speak and they can recalibrate and he's going to be a mainstay in the lineup. this is a team justine, jonathan, their 39 on the season. they have a great team. they could win an nba championship. so we're witnessing a special season and they have their splash brother back. all is well. >> all right, jason dumas, sliwa chaser, jason, we'll check back with you on sports night live coming up in less than 30 minutes right here on kron 4. thanks. >> let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside across the golden gate bridge. clear and cold out there tonight. let's get you ready for the start of your monday and the rest of the week. here's kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. yeah. even tracking similar conditions across the bay in the berkeley area. we're tracking dense, low clouds

. >> i'm tired of hearing state public health agencies and hospital managers called public oracles essential and then turn around and treat them as disposable. >> gavin newsom is not responding to the concerning criticism criticism over the change in policy. it's not ideal in some situations it is necessary. >> it's called at dealing with reality. at the pragmatism about what yo want but what you need to do at a time of challenge. >> as it relates to resources. >> beyond the healthcare sector old micron is hitting retail hard well. stores are dealing with staffin shortages causing the available workforce to work longer hours or stores to cut hours of operation fewer hours open combined with a lack of chopper of physically showing up is causing a dip in sales the global supply-chain crisis is i such poor shape some people still cannot get their hands on one of those playstation fives instead of a quick transition t the new technology, sony is going back in time and will continue producing the old playstation four throughout 2022 . >> it sometimes you have to go old-school. we'll make the best

free speech rights of students off-campus and a copyright dispute between tech giants google and oracles inspiring, but his vision of compromise and moderation were important and all of the decisions were a moving tribute to his inspiring legacy. >> he is leaving behind the most conservative court of a generation, three of those justices nominated by former president trump. his retirement paving the way for president biden to fulfill his promise of transforming the supreme court, potentially making u.s. history. >> i am looking forward to making sure there is a black woman on the supreme court. >> some picks he is considering. >> chuck schumer says the nominee will receive a prompt hearing before being considered and confirmed quickly. larry: now to covid-19 headlines. the white house confirming that the u.s. shared 400 million vaccine doses worldwide. the president saying to beat the pandemic at home, we have to be it everywhere. kristen: california forecasting hospitalizations will fall by more than 50% month from the current 2000 per day to about 6000 per day on the 25th. larry: the

it'll be 941 days since he last played in a game the warriors win the nba finals at oracle arena backying a lot has happened in two and a half years this much is still certain clay can still shoot it. here's steve curran once scotto anderson on the future hall of famer returning to the lineup. is quite playing tomorrow, i i forgot to ask him. we just had a practice today and i was so locked in i didn't even ask him the question. i'll ask him after we're done. he's clay thompson. he's a hall of famer. so, you know, the question is really about how long it'll take to to find his rhythm to you know to really gain his confidence and timing and that the game needs clay. means one of the best shooters to ever play this game is just a beautiful thing and like always say the game is art to me. so i just appreciate it. his phone watching him play. i mean ways use the boss a beautiful thing. stephen curry posted a photo to twitter thinking about the memories with his splash brother. can't wait to see them tomorrow draymond green clay day loading. he is excited and andre iguodala a photo of a ni

the current streak is still going and includes both regular-season and playoff games at oracle arenaenter. it started december 18, 2012, but does not include last season, when covid restrictions limited crowd size. this is the third longest active streak for the warriorthe team s and 99 losses. tonight, they face the indiana pacers at chase center at 7:00 p.m. kumasi: the 49er faithfulfulfull to green bay for playoffs can still buy tickets. stubhub is reporting the average ticket price is about $330. the secondary ticket seller says so far, 23 percent of sales have come from california, compared to 17% in wisconsin. fans will have to brave some frigid temperatures. forecasters say it will be 15 degrees at kickoff and dips down to seven degrees in the fourth quarter. reggie: the stinking rose is is making a popular comeback. it will open a new location just down the street from the original one. the menu will be basically the same, with the garlic infused decor coming back. the legendary castro theater is set to undergo a major makeover as it celebrates 100 years. it will turn into a

another advantage that many silicon valley founders lack, easy access to billionaires, including oraclewas able to get larry ellison to invest money. i think once she had ellison involved it became easier, because from ellison she got george schultz and she was off to the races >> that premieres tonight at 10 p.m. eastern herone cnbc. we are back after this with "final trades. (vo) this year, t-mobile for business is here to help you hit the ground running. when you switch to t-mobile and bring your own device, we'll pay off your phone up to $800. you can keep your phone. keep your number. and get your employees connected on the largest and fastest 5g network. plus, we give you $200 in facebook ads on us! so you can reach more customers, create more opportunities, and make this the best year for your business yet. visit your local t-mobile store today. >>> calling your attention to the market here. ten-year note yield, 171, holding steady nasdaq has been moving a little higher, up two-thirds of 1%, 15,245 s&p is above 4,700 there's the dow in the green as well at 36,354 we were having a

so we're just getting started reporting from oracle. back to you. >> thanks, jason. does kind of feel like a new start to the season for the dubs. let's talk nfl football. one last chance in week 18 for the forty-niners to punch a ticket to the postseason. they had to beat the rams in la to do it. who did the red and gold? take us on a wild ride. jimmy g had a bit of a rough 1st half with his injured thumb all wrapped up as jim eastham and the forty-niners had a rough 1st half to down 17. nothing at one point that they make a furious comeback. not only touchdown in the 3rd steepest annual taking the pitch and throwing it one jennings for the 24 yard. touchdown. >> 17, 17. the 2 and a half minutes left. matthew stafford to cooper cup from 4 yards out. rams take a 24 17 lead. so the niners going need to drive the length of the field with 31 seconds left to rot below hits jennings from 14 yards out to tie it at 24 huge game for him. we're going to overtime niners. get it first after winning the toss and robbing gold. the kicker. next from 24 yards out to give san franci