as for reddit, a growing number of editors who run the various sections of reddit say they will not allow users to post content that have links to x, the old twitter. they're upset at elon musk's stiff arm gesture twice at a recent rally. reddit has thousands of sections topics, each supervised by those volunteers. those are the people that are angry at elon. when i mentioned reddit, i always mentioned you should try it. if you haven't. it has discussions specifically about every single thing you'd ever be interested in cooking, gardening, parenting, the bay area, san jose, specifically, you name it. elon musk, meantime, casting doubt on donald trump's big announcement tuesday about new investments in ai computer server farms. trump and oracle founder larry ellison and softbank's masayoshi son, openai sam altman were all excited to announce their $500 billion project they called stargate and musk kind of yuck their yum by saying he doubted they have the power to do it. they don't actually have the money, musk wrote on x. softbank has well under 10 billion. i have that on good authority. i

reddit. we'll get to reddit in a second. but. but let's talk about allbirds. this is the san francisco based shoe maker. the san francisco business times says allbirds is closing its original location on jackson square. it's the store next to the headquarters. allbirds were the footwear of a whole generation of tech workers. as for reddit, a growing number of volunteers who run the various sections of reddit say they will not allow users to post content that has links to x, the old twitter. they're upset at elon musk's stiff arm gesture. reddit has thousands of sections, each supervised by volunteers, and they make decisions. some of those people are angry at elon. when i mentioned reddit, i always suggest that you try it. it has discussions about every single thing you're interested in. for instance, they have a section just for people who drive the same model of car you drive, and you'd be surprised what you don't know about your own car. elon musk, meantime, casting doubt about that big white house announcement about server farms, trump and three tech leade

tonight — the southport killer's sentence, a reddit protest, and who's been nominated for an oscar?s been sentenced to a minimum of 52 years for the murder of three young girls at a dance class in southport lastjuly, as well as the attempted murder of ten other people — mostly children. he was just nine days shy of his 18th birthday at the time of the offences. that's significant because the law doesn't allow life sentences without minimum term to under 18s. and the judge said that's the sentence he'd have given, if rudakubana was old enough. the judge added that it's highly unlikely he'll ever be released. the 0scar nominations are officially out and the biggest hitter is emilia perez, featuring in 13 categories! that makes it the most nominated foreign film in history. and it's broken another record: karla sofia gascon's best actress nomination makes her the first transgender person to be nominated for an acting prize at the awards. and more than 100 communities on reddit have banned users from posting links to elon musk�*s platform, x. it's a protest against this arm gesture at a

>> i didn't. >> i didn't. >> say i was a reddit user. i have. >> sons that in the middle of the game. >> will. >> start grading players and. >> wait. >> wait wait wait. >> the game. >> still going on here? >> how many? >> and yeah, it's just a. >> steady stream. >> you can guess. >> like we're not. we're not in the. >> nuclear physics section of reddit. >> it's the red sox. >> the crimson tide. yeah, exactly. >> there you go. >> yeah. no, that makes. >> a. >> lot. >> of sense. >> but your point about musk. >> is. >> is a is a good one here. >> and i. >> think we can say that his. >> scorecard he's one. >> for two. >> this week. >> he pushed out vivek ramaswamy. you know ramaswamy had. >> sort of. >> had alienated. >> a lot of the maga base with his christmas. >> day thread. >> we talked. >> about this about he sort of. >> challenged the work ethic of the american worker that alienated the maga base. >> musk and he. also weren't. >> really getting along. musk didn't want. >> to share the power there. >> he's gone. >> musk is working. >> b

reddit users are calling for a boycott of x.wner elon musk made what looked like a nazi salute at president trump's inaugural celebration. reddit users want a ban placed on x links on the site to show zero tolerance for nazism. musk has since downplayed the gesture's meaning, but a reddit spokesperson says the site will not ban twitter x links, but says communities on the site are free to make their own decisions. snapchat introducing a new option for augmented reality developers to be rewarded for their creativity. the challenge tags provides ar developers opportunities to win cash prizes every month. snap is based in santa monica. it's also announcing that it has launched educational pricing and a student discount for spectacles. it's developer focused ar glasses. the theme of the first challenge tag is humor that is open through january 31st. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> pam, thank you so much. crews in los angeles gaining the upper hand on the latest fire ravaging the area. ktvu roberto gonzalez

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the video has gathered views on reddit, garnering more than 100 comments.he man throwing the eggs was identified as aaron dawson on wednesday. eggshells could still be found at the intersection of haight and cole streets, an area frequented by transient communities. >> yeah, you just said you pretty much got whacked with eggs. >> this man, who declined to give his name, said he knows the man who had the eggs thrown at him and said he hasn't discussed the incident much since it happened. >> he's a quiet guy. he doesn't like to really talk much about it. he doesn't talk much about really anything, to be honest with you. he just said he got hit with eggs. >> san francisco police confirmed that they were called to the area monday night at about 6:10 p.m, following reports of a battery. police said they spoke with the victim, who told them the man started throwing eggs at him while he was sleeping. police said there was no prior interaction between the men. investigators said they went to the suspect's home and spoke with him, conducting a mental health evaluati

the video gathered views on reddit, garnering more than 100 comments.he man throwing the eggs was identified as aaron dawson on wednesday. eggshells could still be found at the intersection of haight and cole streets, an area frequented by transient communities. >> yeah, he just said he pretty much got whacked with eggs. >> this man, who declined to give his name, said he knows the man who had the eggs thrown at him and said he hasn't discussed the incident much since it happened. >> he's a quiet guy. he doesn't like to really talk much about it. he doesn't talk much about really anything, to be honest with you. he just said he got hit with eggs. >> san francisco police confirmed that they were called to the area monday night at about 6:10 p.m, following reports of a battery. police said they spoke with the victim, who told them the man started throwing eggs at him while he was sleeping. police said there was no prior interaction between the men. investigators said they went to the suspect's home and spoke with him, conducting a mental health evaluation

that's reddit.ws as long as it's not -- he didn't mention it was reddit, it was x, because you want to say that you're getting it right with musk. >> i suppose. >> right? are the cable companies going to get if right with musk and starlink? >> starlink is going to be a more and more powerful competitor. i've said many times. there are certain gating issues having to do with perspective trump and things of that nature. even there he may find a favorable audience tfcc and things like -- at the fcc and things like that, those regulated it. once you get the star ship up and running, it can release a payload of new satellites, the advances they've made, that will become even more powerful. >> people every day call me and tell me i've got it. there's no more latency, it's sensational. i cut my bill in half. every day i have people calling up. >> it's got to be something front and center for the cable providers particularly in their rural and even suburban areas. >> correct. >> urban not -- >> all the peop

the reddit poster says she is not budging.every cent of that wedding money to her own little girl. yikes. >> oh look. >> that one is way. that is hot. >> it is. >> it is hot. i don't even know what to say about that. that is crazy, right? but it's. you have two daughters. i mean. >> but weddings are everything. it's money, it's family, it's love, it's religion. it's, you know, and it's like. oh, so i'm not surprised that this is, you know, going wild online. >> i just can't even. >> really have a quick answer either. >> there is no quick answer to this. but although i will say, you know, if you have step doesn't. i mean, step doesn't mean anything, right? your daughter's your daughter, right? right. you know, that's just my feeling about it. >> i would have to know more before i. i mean, go to dinner at their house. yeah. we'll see. >> no, i'd like to watch. yeah. popcorn. >> we'll be outside at the window. >> yeah. yeah. i don't know. i think all of us feel as if we would need to know more before judging, right? but, i mean,

i didn't, i. >> didn't, i didn't say i was a reddit user.in the middle of the game will start grading players. i go, wait, wait wait wait, the game still going on here? how about it? and yeah, it's just a steady stream. you can guess. like we're not. we're not in the nuclear physics section of reddit. it's the red sox, the crimson tide. yeah, exactly. >> there you go. no, that makes a lot of sense. but your point about musk is, is a is a good one here. and i think we can say that his scorecard he's one for two. this week he pushed out vivek ramaswamy. you know ramaswamy had sort of had alienated a lot of the maga base with his christmas day thread. we talked about this about he sort of challenged the work ethic of the american worker that alienated the maga base. musk and he also weren't really getting along. musk didn't want to share the power there. he's gone. musk is working, been working from a west wing office this week that that matters, i've been told. but at the same time, jen, he did lose this one, at least the sam altman thing. and

a family's new year's eve tradition turned sour for one reddit user. the 26 year old, or a 26 year old, says she's been the designated driver since she was 19 because she really doesn't like drinking and never gets too drunk. but this year, she decided to enjoy the night and have a few drinks. when her cousin asked her for a ride home, she refused. tensions flared when her aunt pressured her to drive, claiming rideshares aren't safe. the reddit user said she ended up taking an uber instead, while her family blasted her phone, calling her selfish and dramatic for walking out. and i would say i would be, i would, i don't care what anyone says. you can't drive drunk. right. and she was trying not to drive drunk. and if you're being pressured to, that's just a bad call. >> that's that's that's tricky. a bad call. i agree with you. >> and for anybody who is counting on, let's say, cousin susie not to drink, his cousin susie never drinks unless you say, hey, cousin susie. yeah. can i count on you for a ride home from mom's? >> exactly. >> unless you cement i

it's wednesday, as i mentioned, and let's go to our reddit outrage of the day. it seems a woman has posted to reddit's wedding shaming sub, sharing her experience after attending a friend's lavish wedding. the wedding itself was a couple of years ago, and she says it cost her about $2,000 in travel expenses just to go there, just to attend. however, she was recently reminded by the bride's assistant that her gift was still missing despite the couple's millionaire status. mortified, she sent the gift but never received a thank you. welcome to the nine. >> bride's assistant. >> bride's assistant. you know what i that's just tacky on the bride. >> all of it. all of it. the whole like. >> i mean, i'll be honest. like, if, like, let's just pretend you're doing it again. not that you will. i go to your wedding. i will bring you something. even if it is a $10 something. you know what i mean? like just a little like a token gift, right? and if i go to your wedding and don't bring a gift, and you have your assistant reach out to me and be like. >> you didn't give a gift

the video has gathered views on reddit, garnering more than 100 comments.an throwing the eggs was identified as aaron dawson on wednesday. eggshells could still be found at the intersection of haight and bull streets, an area frequented by transient communities. >> yeah, you just said you pretty much got whacked with eggs. >> this man, who declined to give his name, said he knows the man who had the eggs thrown at him and said he hasn't discussed the incident much since it happened. >> he's a quiet guy. he doesn't like to really talk much about it. he doesn't talk much about really anything, to be honest with you. he just said he got hit with eggs. >> san francisco police confirmed that they were called to the area monday night at about 6:10 p.m, following reports of a battery. police said they spoke with the victim, who told them the man started throwing eggs at him while he was sleeping. police said there was no prior interaction between the men. investigators said they went to the suspect's home and spoke with him, conducting a mental health evaluation.

the video gathered views on reddit, garnering more than 100 comments. the man throwing the eggs was identified as aaron dawson on wednesday. eggshells could still be found at the intersection of haight and cole streets, an area frequented by transient communities. >> yeah, he just said he pretty much got whacked with eggs. >> this man, who declined to give his name, said he knows the man who had the eggs thrown at him and said he hasn't discussed the incident much since it happened. >> he's a quiet guy. he doesn't like to really talk much about it. he doesn't talk much about really anything, to be honest with you. he just said he got hit with eggs. >> san francisco police confirmed that they were called to the area monday night at about 6:10 p.m, following reports of a battery. police said they spoke with the victim, who told them the man started throwing eggs at him while he was sleeping. police said there was no prior interaction between the men. investigators said they went to the suspect's home and spoke with him, conducting a mental health evaluati

look at reddit. >> reddit? >> reddit never quits. i'm looking at stocks people are talking about.his is not sherwin-williams. >> no. but nvidia. palantir. vistra. >> palantir is an appeal to individuals. alex karp. philadelphia bad boy. did not throw snowballs at santa claus, let alone batteries. people love him because he's exciting. >> he speaks his mind and tells the truth. >> yeah. yes, he tells the truth to power. he does. how are his real numbers versus crowdstrike? >> they have incredible growth. >> look at that. that is a retail. again, my focus is retail moving stocks versus the big institutions that trade in and out. i want to help them. i have believe you can continue to buy palantir. palantir understands procurement and palantir understands how to do a deal with the defense department. i think they will surprise us and play a real role under president-elect trump in getting defense costs under control. >> there are palantir people who work for alex karp coming into the government. peter thiel, the founder of palantir, heavy influence. >> i don't want to be part of the

photos posted on reddit show that someone has been painting curbs red. of balboa street and 18th avenue, eliminating about a dozen parking spaces in the neighborhood. gabriel armstrong said he noticed a sudden shortage of parking. >> it's like two weeks ago, we were kind of expecting some sort of painting going on because of the new california law about right hand turn and the 20ft, but this was a lot longer than 20ft, and it didn't look quite right. >> the painting does seem to have coincided with california's new day lighting law aimed at protecting pedestrians. the law makes it illegal to park 20ft from crosswalks. it seems that whoever has painted the curbs in san francisco has taken that to heart. and then some, in some cases extending the red zones way more than the 20ft the law requires, and even adding realistic looking sfmta stenciling. it's all left drivers confused. >> yeah, it's weird, for sure it does. like you said, there's not really an end game to it. you know, no one can park there. it doesn't really help the neighborhood out a lot. >> g

in the video posted to reddit, you can see a man throwing eggs at a building and several onlookers try to stop him. well, witnesses say this happened monday night at hayden cole streets. police say they spoke with one victim who told them the man started throwing eggs at him while he was sleeping on the street. on the video, the egg thrower accused the victim of attacking him. >> that man attacked me earlier. no, that man hit me earlier. >> but police say there was no prior interaction between the two men. the man who threw the eggs is identified as aaron dawson of san francisco. no arrests have been made. investigators said they later went to dawson's home and conducted a mental health evaluation. alameda county board has appointed a brand new district attorney, judge ursula jones. dixon received the most votes at the county board of supervisors meeting held last night. today she sat down with our jana katsuyama to talk about her top priorities. >> i feel sad about having to leave the families that i work with, so i need to kind of grapple with that for a couple of days. but i got to

you can see some firefighters that were just looking fired truck coming through on reddit canyon road police down there as well. but that's that little hot spot that we're looking at, mica. and it grown quite significantly there. and grgrouou a lot of embers ndnd ququitite doubt on all those homes and apartments down below its hollywood boulevard. so very desperate situation right now for the firefighters to try to fofor r the firerefifighghtete get a handle of rsrsthis ships with that. what they get their water coming right back within about 2 minutes, thge2 or 3 minutes from the hollywood reservoir. but the heart of the fire here burning intensely in this brush. >> is. as we look at these live pictures, i believe we have some viewer video was sent in a few moments ago. if we're able to get that on the screen, just to give you another perspective of what's happening here in the hollywood hills, just north of the franklin eninavenue neighborhood, the neighborhoods, including vista street and for avenue very, very, inclvery close to be acti flames. and so there you see, you know, a bit

you know, bring a state championship to their community in a reddit was able to celebrate.citing. we need that win, especially with some of our local sports teams. not having some glands as we want is forty-niners but >> hopefully very soon. that's it for kron. 4 news at 11. we'll catch you back here we'll catch you back here tomorrow morning. thanks. citedg with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. what a week it has not even 7 days and the trump 2 point. oh, and we've all been reminded of the frenzied pace of government, maga style, 2 disaster visits a las vegas r

there is a sub-reddit called dryzempic on reddit where you see all sorts of organic stories. i have clipped one where the person is saying people are telling her it is a higher power in aa, and she is saying, no, she thinks it is these drugs. the patient appeal i don't think is to be neglected. when you think about other drugs i showed you, they are often not just highly stigmatized, but have difficult initiation procedures, they are highly regulated. in contrast, glp-1 drugs, low side effects, high efficacy, unrestricted access, no abuse risk or stigma. i think these hold a great deal of early-stage promise. one of the things that has been striking to me is it has not been obvious that the patent holders will pursue an fda indication for addiction. that societally presents this challenge where how can we make progress on these issues? with some of my collaborators at the center for addiction science policy and research, we're trying to develop and execute a phase 3 pivotal trial for glp-1's and addiction that would allow us to get an indication. build critical evidence on th

photos posted on reddit show that someone has been painting curbs red in the area of balboa street and 18th avenue, eliminating about a dozen parking spaces in the neighborhood. gabriel armstrong said he noticed a sudden shortage of parking. >> lots like two weeks ago. we were kind of expecting some sort of painting going on because of the new california law about right hand turn and the 20ft, but this was a lot longer than 20ft, and it didn't look quite right. >> the painting does seem to have coincided with california's new day lighting law aimed at protecting pedestrians. the law makes it illegal to park 20ft from crosswalks. it seems that whoever has painted the curbs in san francisco has taken that to heart. and then some, in some cases extending the red zones way more than the 20ft the law requires, and even adding realistic looking sfmta stenciling. it's all left drivers confused. >> yeah, it's weird, for sure it does it. like you said, there's not really an end game to it. you know? no one can park there. it doesn't really help the neighborhood out a lot. >> gabby arroyo also n

>> reddit, sticking around. >> thank you. >> jimmy? >> delta air lines. >> stephanie? >> eli lilly is way over you i that final stretch, see what stocks do, see you at 3:00. >>> thank you very much, scott. welcome to the exchange. i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead, stocks are weaker today. our guest said there's a different crisis, the market is underpricing. . the news from president trump he'll be creating an external federal revenue service, the s&p is up.5% since the election. plus, tiktok denying a report it's weighing a report to elon musk. the most likely path forward. >>> the sectors, strategist coming out top this earnings season. dom chu has the very latest. >> that's right, kelly a very symmetrical market. especially for the s&p 500 on a broader large-cap basis. at 5824, down 11 points, now at the highest of the session we were up roughly 35 points and down 31 points at the low, so, again, fairly symmetrical. we're tilting to the negative side today. 5824 is the level you want to watch, that 100-day more medium to longer term average price for the s&p 500

you mentioned reddit rebellion a few years ago. what's going on with that?market, there is always a cohort of investors that will tend to benefit and profit from companies or based on fundamental views take the other side of the long. a lot of times when you have thematic stocks, those see heavy flow of short seller interests the institutional side. in a case like this, this is part of the broader theme which is the a.i. semiconductor theme that retail investors absolutely love. as you and i also look for the next potential big winner which is nvidia for retail investors over the past couple years, they are moving down the risk curve and landed on quantum computing stocks. it is a bit of a battle with retail investors having the better of it over the last few months. from now onward, that is where the litmus test comes through with earnings and the retail and institutional investors. >> interesting dynamic with the two sides. >> absolutely. >> you put out a report at the end of the year, retail traders out perform the market. 41% gain in 2024. how did they d

with the audience some of the names you're looking at netflix which is a great reaction to earnings reddit kind of money by meta this last time. >> i had a big move out of 2024, netflix is exactly what i'm looking for, gargantuan gap to the upside on a huge surprise expecting 5 million in subscribers and got 19 that's big stuff. >> thank you for sharing, this is when you pay attention, you can make a lot of money but for shift of survival next hour. >> tell gary not to be a fraidy cat. >> i get a text after the show. breaking news that did not take long deepseek the chinese jackpot the triggered investor forgot market selloff has already been hit by a cyber attack forcing dee

with the audience some of the names you're looking at netflix which is a great reaction to earnings reddit, spotify for week in meta you made it kind of money by meta this last time. >> i had a big move out of 2024, netflix is exactly what i'm looking for, gargantuan gap to the upside on a huge surprise expecting 5 million in subscribers and got 19 that's big stuff. >> thank you for sharing, this is when you pay attention, you can make a lot of money but for shift of survival next hour. >> tell gary not to be a fraidy cat. >> i get a text after the show. breaking news that did not take long deepseek the chinese jackpot the triggered investor forgot market selloff has already been hit by a cyber attack forcing deepseek to temporarily limit registration the drop in a swath of u.s. stocks began on one single headline yesterday about deepseek this is a chinese chapbook that suddenly has surged in popularity, leapfrogging chat gpt as the number one app on apple's app store for a market that some would say was already overbought some stock still struggling are well off the worst levels of the se

media site reed admit and drone company unusual machines were the biggest winners, up 498%, 387% for reddit machines, 298%. so if you're asking which names could be teeing up to go public this year, buy now pay later standout klarna, fin-tech company chime and car rental platform company turo are just some of the companies that have hinted they'll a head to wall street. and investors have eagerly waited for names like a.i. chat bot leader openai to elon musk's rocket start-up spacex. they've been waiting for them to do the same. but if you don't want the wait to invest in the next big ipo but want to own a piece of these to companies, you can buy pre-ipo shares with our next guest's company. how much would these shares cost? joining us now in a fox business exclusive is equityzen chief revenue officer phil haslett. this is fascinating to me because people look at wall street and they say, you know, the retail investor says i can't catch a break. you know what? the big guys on wall street, they give the early shares before the ipo to all of their top customers and multimillionaire clients, i

notice the purple and the reddit. we're talking 30 to 50 and even up to 70 miles per hour.d gust in the highest elevations and the contours is just they just stick around from now and told wednesday. so tuesday and wednesday are the most dangerous days of that red flag warnings actually apds which is particularly dangerous situation and put things in perspective. usually that is issued when there are tornadoes and they are rare. so it's same red flag warning that was issued last week. but we're not expecting the winds to be as destructive, but since already fires out there makes out with the dry air around tomorrow afternoon. we see relative humidity down to the single digits and the teens once again. so that's why we have those warnings in place. strong winds that could spread the current fires and even start some new ones. with that dry. aaron, those dry conditions back here in the bay area. we have a coastal flood advisory in the green and over. so this is around our bay shores here. those areas that are prone to flooding over in the blue that the frost advisories. so it

there all of these reddit threads of federal employees talking but how this buyout has made them moreir job, saying i have never been more motivated to stay and defend the constitution. great. [laughter] acting as if everybody who has dedicated their life to public service is easily replaceable or not doing their job is a gross position and not reflective of reality at all, and they will learn that the hard way when they started pushing people out, doing -- this freeze that went so well, yesterday, such a good first day, the press secretary, and now her tweet was -- the judge who looked at this and has frozen the freeze. it is complete chaos. it is not being managed in any sort of orderly fashion at all. it is confusing even republican senators who are getting their marching orders from the top, then they go out there and say what they are supposed to say like good little soldiers. than they hear from all of their constituents that the portals are down, they don't know what is going on with head start, medicaid, et cetera. then they hear that the freeze has been frozen, they say that

and reddit, is the forum of forums, another one that's recently profitable, and i think this one hadnk it has the ability to have another huge year in front of it. >> all right. our final trader acronym, courtney, your 2024 pick, v-scheme. didn't follow the rules. >> i thought it did. >> clearly you did. >> but still ended up 8% last year, consistent of sectors, values, small caps, which are your top performers, health care, emerging markets and energy. this year, courtney followed the rule, so what is your acronym. >> i followed the rules that i felt were directed at me, so i made sure to follow them. this year my acronym is global, and we are looking for a global recovery here in 2025, so i'll start with g, which is goldman sachs, we've talked actually a lot about the banks tonight, which we really continue to like, and i think goldman sachs specifically is really well positioned to see more m&a, more investment banking activity. the l, i guess the first l in mine is lockheed martin which is a beneficiary of increased defense spending in the u.s. our o of global is occidental. talk

we saw some glimmers of hope without question, service titan reddit, which was a plexo capital portfoliopany as well. and we're bullish on what we see in the pipeline, companies like look at chime, or klarna or turo. but we're still not ready to get back to that robust period in my opinion of 2020, 2021, you know. but we're on the right path. so, without question i think we will see opening the window a little bit and some more companies come out. if we see those companies perform well, that bodes well for the entire ecosystem. >> yeah, i mean, any one of those names that you just kind of threw out there would probably be a pretty substantial deal. we're not talking, i guess, about the real early stage startups just trying to grab some public capital. >> that's right. and the other area i think we should watch, you know, speaking of the new administration, there will be changes to the s.e.c., the ftc, and doj without question, the leadership will change and there will be a new agenda. and i think that will bode well for the big tech companies, the tech industry in general, whether that's

you know, the way, the way you see people talking on twitter or speculating on reddit of. >> what mightpened. >> you saw that in his truth. social post about the crash. >> being not. >> good when he is actually in a position of leadership to. >> to if he chose to lead. >> erin. and with one of the indisputable things is that president trump has a certain sense of politics and sometimes a sui generis sense of politics. what do you see? that there's a lot of political calculations behind what the president does says, or is this more of a kind of riffing? >> on this issue? jose? i think, yes. >> i mean. >> you have. >> to remember. >> that that this president was inaugurated on martin luther king day. he talked about martin luther king's dream. >> and making martin. >> luther king's dream real, while at the same time talking about getting rid of, you know, government overreach as it pertained to race and gender in our society. and, you know, with his remarks yesterday regarding this horrific tragedy, you know, with this dc. >> plane. >> crash that follows his, you know, his guidance just l

here's your daily dose of viral reddit threads. a couple's wedding plans have gone viral after they couldn't agree on their big day. the pair are now hosting two separate weddings. one that's his and one that is hers. according to the post, the bride wanted a small destination wedding while the groom wanted a grand local bash. adding fuel to the fire, they've created two gift registries as well. guests are expected to attend both events and spend up to $200 a night at a resort for the bride's event. all right. i don't know what i would do. >> seems like a big red flag to me. >> yes it does. just the beginning. >> they're going to be living in separate houses. >> yeah. >> i mean, i think that time should be when you're just. your relationship is just like, oh, everything's just amazing. >> and if you're a guest, would you go to both weddings? >> i mean, who's got time to go to both? you got to take time off. if it's a yeah, you got to fly into town. maybe. >> or i'm saying, no, i'm not going. that seems bratty. >> do you have to bri

photos posted on reddit show that someone has been painting curbs red in the area of balboa street and 18th avenue, eliminating about a dozen parking spaces in the neighborhood. gabriel armstrong said he noticed a sudden shortage of parking. >> like two weeks ago. we were kind of expecting some sort of painting going on because of the new california law about right hand turn and the 20ft, but this was a lot longer than 20ft, and it didn't look quite right. >> the painting does seem to have coincided with california's new day lighting law aimed at protecting pedestrians. the law makes it illegal to park 20ft from crosswalks. it seems that whoever has painted the curbs in san francisco has taken that to heart. and then some, in some cases extending the red zones way more than the 20ft the law requires and even adding realistic looking sfmta stenciling. it's all left drivers confused. >> yeah, it's weird for sure. it doesn't. like you said, there's not really an end game to it. you know, no one can park there. it doesn't really help the neighborhood out a lot. >> gabby arroyo also noticed

photos posted on reddit show that someone has been painting curbs red in the area of balboa street andavenue, eliminating about a dozen parking spaces in the neighborhood. gabriel armstrong said he noticed a sudden shortage of parking. >> it's like two weeks ago, we were kind of expecting some sort of painting going on because of the new california law about right hand turn and the 20ft, but this was a lot longer than 20ft, and it didn't look quite right. >> the painting does seem to have coincided with california's new day lighting law aimed at protecting pedestrians. the law makes it illegal to park 20ft from crosswalks. it seems that whoever has painted the curbs in san francisco has taken that to heart. and then some, in some cases extending the red zones way more than the 20ft the law requires and even adding realistic looking sfmta stenciling. it's all left drivers confused. >> yeah, it's weird for sure. it doesn't. like you said, there's not really an end game to it. you know, no one can park there. it doesn't really help the neighborhood out a lot. >> gabby arroyo also noticed

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the mom posted on reddit saying both her son and daughter in law graduated from grad school together. however, she only gifted her son something special in cash, figuring her daughter in law has her own parents who can get her something nice. she says she's proud of her son, who she raised as a single mom. her daughter in law, though, reached out to her, saying she feels left out and overlooked. now the mom is asking if she's in the wrong, or does she have the right to celebrate her son's success? welcome to the nine. james and pam and i. >> well, that's pretty gutsy of her to reach out and say, hey, you know what? i didn't get a gift. >> yeah, i think i'm on her side. >> it's a little cringey. >> your daughter in law. like they're married and you're not. i would, i think i'm with her. >> what about if i definitely. >> if the mother gives a son kind of a bigger gift, acknowledging that he's her son and gives the daughter something, you know, daughter in law, something. >> that's what i would. >> that's what i would think would be appropriate. >> i mean, not giving her nothing at all.

a reddit post has gone viral after the poster reportedly got their coworker fired. the person says they were on a work trip when their colleague deborah got heavily intoxicated at dinner. they decided to help her back to the hotel, but when they got outside, deborah fell back onto the pavement, hitting the back of her head. not only was she passed out, but she was also suffering from a bleeding to her head. the poster decided to call an ambulance, even though their fellow coworker said they should just bring her back to the hotel room. okay, the long story short of this is work. found out about the incident and fired deborah, the woman who was drunk on the spot. now a lot of employees are mad at the original poster. so somewhat complicated, but i guess work found out that this person got drunk at a work event is the long and short of it. >> yeah, but the coworker, she hit her head and was bleeding. what, were you supposed to just take her back to the room and let her bleed? >> i think coworker may have saved her life. yeah, like with head injuries and bleeding. >> a

genasys protect, public safety app citizen, reddit threads are sharing detailed local information and weather apps including clime is sharing air quality. the city accidentally sent a false evacuation alert to all 10 million l.a. residents late last week. >> a false alert to evacuate? >> it was a false evacuation warning, to all 10 million residents. >> wow. julia boorstin in los angeles, glad you're safe. julia, thank you so much. very quickly, kelly, a lot of these homes, they have an environmental risk score, with realtors. some of the homes in the palisades had a risk score at 5 out of 10. >> i mean, i've heard even higher. core logic had at vp of theirs joining us on the show. by core logic's own score, it was an 80 out of 100, but he still lived there. he said, i walk my kids to school down the block. they're aware of these risks, and the risks are probably even higher than what's being reflected in that data. >>> after the break, call it salt in the wound. trump promising relief to xper b se y he may already be backtracking. we'll hear from new jersey frank pallone about the sa

a family vacation dilemma is sparking a debate on reddit. a 33 year old woman says she's the only single, childless sibling in her family for their summer trip. her family expects her to pay the same share of costs as couples, despite having to share a room with her parents. she says she's frustrated, saying it's her only vacation of the year and she feels the cost and babysitting the kids will fall unfairly on her. when she brought up these concerns, some family members dismissed her, saying it's not how it works in the real world. she's considering skipping the trip altogether. that doesn't sound fair to me. i mean, first of all, okay, maybe paying the same thing would be one thing, but being expected at that point to be the babysitter. >> the babysitter to. yeah, and sleeping with mom and dad. >> yeah. i mean, if you pay the same, then maybe. >> you should get your own room and not be responsible for being, you know, you. >> pay. the same. >> you get the same rights. >> and i fully recognize. >> that, you know, so i'm one of four kids. ye

somebody on reddit is sharing a recent experience in an uber. and boy, the internet is divided.r says the driver had a long list of rules for passengers, among them no eating and drinking in the car. you have to use earbuds when you're taking a phone call or even watching videos, like even if you're just scrolling through instagram, driver doesn't want to hear it. the driver says he will not turn down his music even if you're on a business call. also, pets required to stay seated in the owner's lap or on the floor. there is so much more to mention here in this list, but some people say it's unfair because, you know, people are paying for a service. others say, look, their car, their rules. what do you guys think? if you encountered a driver with a long list of do's and don'ts? >> i was with him until he was like, i'm not going to turn the phone down. if you're on a business, you know, turn my music down. if you're on a business call, why don't you listen lo? i mean, you know, okay, it kind of goes both. i understand the other things as a courtesy. >> like food, pets. >> yeah. li

some indicia that it's having the exact opposite effect on certain federal workers who are taking to reddit and other forums to say to each other, you know what? that resignation looked pretty good. but now that i understand that they're really just trying to drive me out of here, i'm going to stay here until they drag me out of this place feet first. so it's interesting to see how this is changing the incentive structure of many career federal employees. >> you know, tom, you mentioned a moment ago the nomination hearings and rfk. and we're going to get into that in a little while. >> what i've. >> been watching for is maybe a coherent pushback from democrats on not just the nominees, but the agenda. and we've seen glimpses of it. we certainly saw democrats trying to hold rfk to account for his his own, you know, very fulsome record out there on on what he said about vaccines and health care and whatnot in the past. but what i've also noticed in the pushback that we've seen in these early days is that democrats are relying on, on something that they don't think worked for them during the c

a father turned to reddit asking if he was in the wrong for pressing charges after a ten year old allegedly attacked his nine year old daughter at recess, leaving her with a black eye and concussion. the principal asked the family to drop the charges. considering the child who attacked this kid was didn't understand the severity of their actions, but he pushed back, saying that the child needed to be held accountable. the latest update of the post. the family didn't end up compromising. no charges were filed, but the student must do community service during recess and lunch over the next two weeks. welcome to the nine. when something happens to your kid, i'm here to tell you you get very emotional. and, you know, maybe you're not thinking rationally. even just thinking about having my kid have a concussion means that i would probably be after i would probably be erring on the side of pressing charges. a black eye and a concussion seems severe. >> yes, it does seem very severe. but, you know, later on, the initial shock probably of that father's like, yes, i'm calling police. after some time

markets will eward companies that display near term returns like meta and reddit as well.fter bernstein upgraded from out perform to a market perform, and raised the target price from 45 bucks to 43. they said they are orecasting a u.s. gas super cycle with significant power demand growth through 2030. for more on that and other key calls of the day, head to cnbc.com/pro. subscribers get full access to the detail and analysis behind the calls. keep it right here. "squawk box" continues after this break. >>> all right. still to come this morning. we have the latest on the fire conditions in los angeles, and what's expected today with the weather? >>> also, a programming note for you, the markets are closed on monday, but cnbc will be bringing you special coverage of the inauguration of donald j. trump. we have a big lineup of special guests who will be joining us, including investing legend, stanley dominican republicemiler, albert, and walter isaacson. we'll also be joined by david rubenstein, the founder of the ca carlyle group. make sure you join us. "squawk box" will be

. >> because these companies not just tiktok, but meta and twitter and twitch and reddit and discord,are attention fracking american children. >> they are monetizing their attention spans and it is sabotaging mental health and american youth's sense of self and society. jonathan haidt wrote in his new york times bestseller that since 2012, when smartphones with social media apps became ubiquitous, we've seen the incidence of body image problems and self-harm in young women skyrocket. we've seen anti-social behavior in young men skyrocket. >> is that multifactorial? yeah, of course it is. >> but social media is certainly one of the biggest culprits. >> yeah. >> president elect donald trump, who previously supported a tiktok ban, has filed a brief urging the court to stand aside and let him make a deal with tiktok. is there a chance that once he takes office, he could overturn the law or extend the deadline once it's passed? i mean, if so, where would that leave your efforts? >> it would be illegal. the law is quite clear that that january 19th is the deadline, and i should just make th

reddit users have also been responding.moderators on the site are being asked to ban x links from their groups. the san francisco based company has not banned x, but there are now multiple groups where links are no longer allowed. >> if you have tiktok on your phone, you could sell it for a lot of money. we're talking tens of thousands of dollars. there are lots of listings on ebay for phones with tiktok installed, and they're going for up to $25,000. the app got removed from stores on saturday ahead of a nationwide ban. it came back online about 12 hours later after president trump announced a 75 day delay on the ban. many people deleted tiktok, but now it's no longer available to download. so in other words, you can use it if you still have it on the phone, but you can't get it again. well, that was a big mistake i made, obviously. is it on your phone? >> i downloaded it. >> you have it. >> of it just because of everything that they were warning. i was like, oh gosh. >> you tell. >> me i'm just a ghost. download though yo

. >> this home behind me went viral on reddit and other social media channels because it looks like it was just shot for architectural digest and every other house on this street has turned to ash. so i reached out to the architect, a santa monica guy named greg chasen, who says it was a mixture of luck and design. the the other neighboring lot on that side, the windward side is vacant, so they didn't have a burning home on both sides of them. but he also credits the tempered glass windows, the steel roof, the the walls that are designed to burn for an hour. the fire smart landscaping. know you know, combustible plants, a lot of pea gravel instead of grass in the front yard there. and then he has this concrete wall instead of a picket fence, which protected his house from a burning car. you can see how the aluminum melted. that's like 1200 degrees. i talked to greg about that. he said one part of the plan, but in the end, they're so glad they had it. >> obviously it wasn't there because we thought a car was going to be burning next door, but it was a big help in this case, and i think

this home behind me went viral on reddit and other social media channels because it looks like it was just shot for architectural digest and every other house on the street has turned to ash. so i reached out to the architect, a santa monica guy named greg chasen, who says it was a mixture of luck and design. the the other neighboring lot on that side, the windward side is vacant, so they didn't have a burning home on both sides of them. but he also credits the tempered glass windows, the steel roof, the the walls that are designed to burn for an hour. the fire smart landscaping. no, you know, combustible plants, a lot of pea gravel instead of grass in the front yard there. and then he has this concrete wall instead of a picket fence, which protected his house from a burning car. you can see how the aluminum melted. that's like 1200 degrees. i talked to greg about that. he said one part of the plan, but in the end, they're so glad they had it. >> obviously it wasn't there because we thought a car was going to be burning next door, but it was a big help in this case, and i think everyo