she left salesforce to make mandolin happened. that's a big move.a highly placed executive at salesforce and now it's sink or swim for you. >> that is very true, but i'm six months in and not looking back. >> what led you into music? >> it was really just the pain point that was exposed when the pandemic started. it didn't take long to realize that fans and artists were struggling by the lack of live music and they needed a way to connect without the in person shows happening and the opportunity seemed very exciting and the music industry, it didn't take me long to investigate it and realize that the ability to leverage technology and digital transformations and many things i have learned at salesforce, the music industry wasn't taking of fully yet and, so, starting with live streaming but then digital engagement beyond that was a big market opportunity and the time we have spent so far has made the opportunity very large. >> it is amazing, you know, the established industries that still weren't taking advantage of tech. a lot of med tech i think of

obviously, salesforce getting eager.arc benioff, he is very colorful and very confident about their ability to compete. how does being public help with that? >> i think we are going to be and we are the size where people are comparing us to those much larger companies. salesforce and others. we have to go into that. i think if you would have told us three years ago we would have been in this spot and this is where the landscape would be, i will tell you one thing. experience is at the forefront of every ceo's mind. from either the employee or customer side. it is the number one challenge every industry is facing. we are all operating without a playbook right now. not having a playbook, qualtrics adds the data you need to know where to go. that is incredibly important. emily: you have chosen to go public in quite a day with what is happening with gamestop and robinhood and the controversy around hedge funds and institutional investors. what is your take on what is happening? are we seeing a fund a mental shift in power fr

take a look at salesforce today.id salesforce, did they suddenly lose a lot of clients is their stock too expensive versus the ten-year? i don't know i think we'll come back and start buying the stocks again. the china news is a little overblown. i don't want to take action on what is happening in china now only just because the new president, the president-elect, will not do business by twitter. he just won't. that's just not his style. >> no, you're not going to get -- you're not going to get that kind of back and forth and where we're reacting to something that we're seeing on twitter. that's true. jim, you know, you mentioned qualcomm, seen as a national champion in some ways in terms of 5g and its importance to the overall defense of the united states and our economy i mentioned semiconductors, intel could fit in that at some point as well given the last real producer of chips on these shores, specifically, the ones they produce and i wanted to come back to intel, it is under siege from dan lobe, third point, lo

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here is a live look at our salesforce tower camera as we look east across the bay.ere, and we are looking at temperatures in the 30s and 40s to start off our day. it is a dry start so the showers have wrapped up for us. tracking drier conditions on hi- def doppler but it is really all about the winds this morning. we have a wind advisory highlighted in yellow here until 10:00 a.m. today for san francisco as well as for the coast. we have a high wind watch that will be in effect for the northbay as well as for the santa cruz mountains tuesday into wednesday. checking out our current winds, we are looking at a windy start to our day especially in the san francisco at 25 mph. 24 at half moon bay. 18 in san jose. looking at 13 miles per hour winds in napa, 15 for santa rosa. wind gusts, 30 a miles per hour wind gusts at sfo. 33 at half moon bay. 33 as well in oakland. 24 miles per hour wind gusts in san jose. 25 in santa rosa. napa at 22. we are catching a break from the rains today. it will be short-lived for us. we will see sunshine, cool temperatures, and windy condi

luz pena spoke with salesforce' chief medical officer about what the future holds. >> reporter: alongur passport, now many airlines are requiring this, a covid-19 digital pass. >> upload those relative humidities and use those to demonstrate that they satisfy the requirements of the country they're flying to. >> reporter: as covid-19 vaccines roll out across the country, tech giant forced forces and created the vaccine crtiened al that digital pass idea further and creating a vaccination passport. >> this is a way for people to get back to our new normal in safe way. >> this doctor is salesforce' chief medical officer. salesforce along with microsoft and oracle are part of this. >> you get your vaccination or your covid-19 test, your negative. you get a smartphone, you download it on to your apple wallet or your google pay, and you store it in there. >> reporter: the project's ceo is one of the coordinators of this group. when do you project that the general public is going to be required to hold aacit v ttihen enter maybe a school or the movies or even their workplace? >> i think tha

i'm talking about salesforce what do you think?hat acquisition. that's the problem people don't like the acquisition. once the deal closes they will i think salesforce is having a real good quarter, real good year i sense your frustration i almost pulled the trigger, told my guys at action alerts plus, you know what, we've got to buy back more salesforce. we're holding off right now but i think we're going to have to start buying next week and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> like i said at the top of the show, this new crop of young investors has changed the character, the landscape, the entire market. and most older investors don't even recognize it yet. it's not just that they love speculative stocks either. they are high-risk, high reward players but it's much bigger than that. these days when you're interviewing a ceo on air you'd better come armed with a key question that younger investors want answered before they pull the trigger. what are you doing to help the helpless, t

we know teams has been successful amid the pandemic but competitors making big moves like salesforceslack. and as we get closer to some sort of new normal, what does that do to engagement? >> iker soft interesting. i don't see the growth as strong . we are expecting revenues to grow 9%. teams is interesting. they have done well with the work from home initiative. i think the street will continue to focus on their commercial cloud business. i am looking for that to grow about 43-44%. sucked is a company, if we look back 10 years ago, they are a lot like where oracle is. they have been successful making the transition away from the desktop and becoming a major player in the commercial cloud area. that is what is driving their growth going forward. hats off to microsoft for making that transition. . emily: dan morgan, thank you so much. we will be across all of those earnings results next week. the hong kong government has confirmed it is officially locked-in down the kowloon district. a large part of the city, to try to get covid-19 under control. there are residents who will be underg

we saw salesforce buying slack in the biggest tech sale of the year in 2020.here do you see the biggest competition to microsoft offerings at this point? >> they have competition across the board. even in cloud infrastructure services, they are much smaller than amazon. in the dynamics products, they are not as strong as cell force is -- salesforce is. from that point of view, it is not as if they have a free pass. execution has been very good. i think what is working is working in microsoft's favor right now. this is not so much from start ups. those companies are the ones that are more prone to go with microsoft than either google or amazon because microsoft has a much older relationship with them and they are only using older microsoft problems -- products. emily: certainly interesting to see that trend which will not only support microsoft but other big tech companies to come. we will also be covering google, apple later this week. this tweet from elon musk, what is your tweet on this? has anything changed about gamestop fundamentally? >> no, this is a cla

this one from the salesforce camera looking east. it will be windy today. that is the headline. miles per hour gusts in the tri-valley. it will stay that way throughout the day. the temperatures are really warm out there thanks to these winds that helped mix the air to keep the temperature is relatively >>> welcome back. this week's inauguration will feature long-standing traditions marking the occasion despite unprecedented challenges. president-elect joe biden plans to take the oath of office on the west front steps of the capitol as other presidents have done for the last 40 years. chief white house correspondent, that's nancy cordes, got a behind-the-scenes look. good morning to you. so what should we expect? it looks so different than we've ever seen it before. >> reporter: it really does. for starters, this is about as close as most people will be able to get to the capitol on inauguration day. but even before this unprecedented security stemming from the uprising we saw a week and a half ago, the organizers were already contending with a global pandemic as they tried to m

from the top of the salesforce tower looking west, it is fairly isolated.if you go over the the bridge, at 6:00 a.m. you were driving through dense fog across the western span. now, it is perfectly clear. that is the seen in east bay. similar in the tri-valley. however, if we look at visibility map, there is fog in napa. it is cold in the north bay. it is 33 degrees. it is 41 in oakland. there is the patchy area, where the visibility sensor is. if in napa, give yourself extra time. anywhere near the coast, city or peninsula, plan on patchy fog. see the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> a live look at the white house. house democrats plan to impeach the president again. perhaps as soon as monday. the charge of incitement of insurrection is set to be introduced. two republican senators will consider convicting the president if he is impeached however, some lawmakers say impeachment is a waste of time and energy because the term is up in less than two weeks. >> only a number of days to be protected from him, but he has done something so serious that t

the salesforce tower camera looking north, rocking in the winds. you can see it shaking.d in the 40s to start off our day. it is a chilly start with mainly clear skies and a wind advisory in effect due to these gusty conditions for san francisco as well as right along the coast. sustained winds, 32 at sfo. 15 and oakland. 20 miles per hour winds sustained in a san jose. check out wind gusts at sfo, 40 miles per hour wind gusts. 49 at half moon bay. . 21 miles per hour wind gusts in hayward. gusting up to 26 in the san jose. we are looking at sunshine and windy conditions for your monday but big changes ahead as we look to tuesday through sunday. tracking this powerful strong storm system, the strongest so far this year bringing heavy rain, stronger winds, and a lot more snow in the sierra. this will tap into some subtropical moisture. an an atmospheric river setting up for us tuesday through thursday. some impressive rainfall amounts. of course we need the rain. looking at tuesday through thursday, the lower elevations picking up 4 inches of rain. up in the hills, 6 to 8

you have a close relationship with salesforce.saw them announce this huge deal they intend to do with slack. just weeks ago do you think that either when you're looking at acquisitions that you might make, i know you made a number of small ones, that 2021 is going to be a good year to do those do players feel like they have to do more acquisitions whether it is snowflake or not >> i'm usually a big m & a as a function of people of running out of market and running out of opportunity and trying to invade adjacent territories to give themselves new runway. that is obviously not the case for snowflake. we're in a tremendous marketplace. and we are, as you pointed out, we're buying talent and technology that we can use to -- that we can build very specific technologies around that are very much built the snowflake way. we can really enable our platform mission and our footer. so that has been our motive. we don't have a history of doing big acquisitions >> and let's talk also about operation. it doesn't look like you're in san mateo r

here is a live look at the salesforce tower camera.this morning. our temperatures are running in the 30s and 40s. 43 for you in concord. 37 in livermore. san jose, mid-40s. upper 30s for santa rosa. we are looking at that wind advisory in effect today until 10:00 a.m. for san francisco and the coast. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. possible downed trees and power lines with these gusty conditions. checking current sustained winds, 28 miles per hour winds at sfo, 10 in napa, 20 in concord. 25 mph winds at half moon bay and 18 for san jose. checking the wind gusts, up to 37 miles per hour wind gusts at sfo and half moon bay. 24 at concord and 30 in san jose. we are catching a break from the rain today. we are looking at sunshine. with those winds, it will be feeling cool with highs only in the low to mid 50s. we do have a tight pressure preast. wh ha those inat. that seeing this morning. as we look to tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, the strongest storm so far this year will bring heavy rain, strong winds, and a lot of snow up in the sie

this is so funny because there's a note, a downgrade of salesforce today, and the salesforce downgrade is they keep issuing a lot of, it's called hungry hippo is what they regard salesforce as, they keep positioning stock as able to buy, and that's not light, versus the idea of issuing stock in order to be able to build and i think that people feel that as long as tesla, a lot of the analysts feel that as long as tesla is raising money, they can continue to build more cars than we thought, as long as they can build more cars than we thought then the estimates have to go higher, and this is just credit suisse saying the same thing, and this is one of those things, that carl, this can't go on every day there is a moment where someone says, didn't i hear that already? and i think we're at the "didn't i hear that already" moment. >> that's a great point. as you sait said,, as you said, cs goes to 800 and the wave of target, it got kicked off by jonas, at morgan stanley when he went to 810. >> look, i think you get a siege where it's like okay, is this thing going to be able to go to 1,000?

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clouds out there, this, the view from the top of the mark hopkins hotel, looking over towards the salesforceower, that is the scene from the top of the sales force tower , looking down to the south, just beautiful early morning light and it's cloudy, sure, in the south bay we are looking at blue sky. in the tri-valley, you can definitely see the clouds that have gotten much of the bay area covered but it's up in the north bay where it's raining, so let's go to high death doppler, and you can see the showers here, which are working their way up into the far northwest corner of sonoma county, we will continue to see that happen over the next few hours this morning. showers will continue. there's a potential you to get a drop of rain in the afternoon, primarily it's a morning thing and if you look at the totals there's not a whole lot on there. let's look ahead to monday, starting sunday night, taking all that rain out there, bringing that onshore, this is for monday. and monday afternoon, we see a very well organized line of rain march its way across the bay area, starting in the late afternoo

. >> off the laggards, i know you love salesforce, it's down 11.5% in the fourth quarter.e're not playing soft ball here, right? we're playing hard ball. air products down % and zoetis is plate >> i have been trimming salesforce, even though it did have a bad quarter my style is to buy the weakness, not to sell the weakness and i like it long term, i still have a position but i picked broadcom of all three, my favorite was air products it's in a duopoly. they have 7 million to deploy over the next few years. >> i'm trying to recreate these conversations you and cramer had and you'd come up with answers in five seconds. >> i know. >> hey, scott. >> yeah. >> who said that >> what do we got? >> oh, okay. you threw me for a second. unity software was up 76% in a quarter. tell our viewers about it, if they don't remember why you own it, what the company does and what you think now after a 76% gain >> well, so unity software was a venture capital investment i'm actually restricted from selling it for the time being. i think why that stock has worked so well and hopefully will co

based on investments in salesforce or other means to increase your exposure to enterprise and commerciale're absolutely investing for growth we went public a couple years ago. of course, we want to be responsible in our growth. that's why you see our profitability increasing we want to focus on growth first. we're going to continue to make the investment the customer adds is a new metric 61% before that. those are heightened levels. you're going to see us continue to hit that apex of the growth opportunity. part of the reason we're so excited about investing for that growth opportunity is that we see this phenomenon of the signature company and we're thrilled about the signature business but now we have a broader agreement cloud opportunity which takes it from $25 million to almost double that we say there is a tremendous amount of runway ahead of us to continue to invest aggressively. sales to marketing is a component. but we're a software company you'll see to continue us put a lot of resources into building fantastic software as well as m & a opportunities when we see them to expand t

. >>> let's take a live look at the salesforce tower. right now the san francisco skyscraper is projecting virtual fireworks in honor of president biden and vice president kamala harris. the president and vice president have another busy day tomorrow. you can join our morning team for all the latest developments beginning at 4:30. >>> let's take a live look outside tonight after a warm and windy spell. we've got several chances for rain on the way. >> chief meteorologist paul heggen joints is now with a closer look at when the wet weather could arrive. >> not yet, but it's right around the corner. just get your outdoor activities done tomorrow. we have one more mild and dry day on the way but the next storm system, the first we've seen in a couple of weeks will be dropping in from the north. this is the first of several chances of rain varied and the chances of rain on friday are measurable. they've gone up a little bit, now slightly better than a 50- 50 chance. and you see more chances down the line. sunday, potentially lingering into m

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san francisco's city hall, coit tower, chase center, oracle park and salesforce tower are some of theer land marks that are lit up in gold tonight. we'll have more of that coming up at 6:00. >> very, very meaningful. that's going to do it for us. nightly news with lester holt is next. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, just hours from the inauguration of joe biden, several national guard members removed from the security mission. >>> a dozen troops pulled from duty, some with potential ties to far-right extremists amid concerns about an insider attack tonight, the massive security operation by land, sea, and air.

>>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we are looking live from our exclusive salesforce tower camera on this monday morning out at the beautiful bay bridge. it is monday, january 18. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm len kiese. darren peck starts our morning off with the forecast. >>> it is a beautiful morning out there and very warm for some of us things to the winds that have started to kick up. those are more of a noticeable issue for this afternoon into tomorrow. for right now, the majority of us are not seeing too bad of winds. we will be a backup to the low to mid 70s. there is still dangerous serve at the coast. it stays in effect all the way through most of tuesday. we are not seeing many issues with fog. with the wind having picked up overnight, not only does it clear out the fog that there is something really weird looking on this map. the current temperature is in the mid-60s for inland locations that have already started to feel some of the downslope winds. santro right now. if you think that is a mistake, ncord, livermore. fairfield, all four are in the 60s right

that is the view from the salesforce tire. looking south, how did we do for daytwoulyou believe four degrees shy of 80 in livermore? concord 75, 72 in santa rosa, 71 in san jose. these numbers about 15 to 20 degrees above average in some of those places. we are doing it again the next two days. let me show you tomorrow's daytime highs. this is kind of unique. let's get as many locations in here as we can, so you can spotlight your part of the bay area. milpitas 73. 72 in union city. we will top out at 73 in concord, walnut street, danville, pleasanton, livermore in that same spot tomorrow. 75 east bank. it will be in the upper 60s right on the wabur and t y 79. 79 in st. helena. here is the first surf advisory that expires in just an hour and 45 minutes. let me show you why there is concern for another one. if you look out in the pacific, you can see how the storms are still out there. they are picking up all that energy in the ocean, and we're able to spotlight and see in advance where the swells have gotten kicked up in the

here is the same network of cameras atop of the salesforce looking at oakland. let's get over to the tri- valley, just as pretty, dublin in the foreground. we broke a lot of records today, but we broke one of the toughest records to do, which is san francisco. we got to 74 today for the daytime high. we just barely beat the old record which was 73 for today's date back in 1991. let's look at all the other records, san jose, concord, livermore, santa rosa broke the record 74 today, beat it by three. we're doing this again tomorrow, but take about 5 degrees off. so technically we probably won't be tying or brea nearly as many records tomorrow, but it's still going to be warm. you may not notice the temperatures as much tomorrow, though, because the wind might distract you a bit from that. low 70s in the south bay, low 70s here. for much of the east bay weather or right along the shore of the bay it's low 70s. we won't see much difference there. even in the city we go to 70 again tomorrow and low to mid- 70s up north and yes, as nice as those temperatures are, ther

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we partnered with salesforce. we partnered with scheduler, which is a great company. we've got a pilot up and running the start of this last week in l.a. and san diego. they started allowing individuals 65 and older with prioritization of cohorts we %- make appointments for those clinics that have signed up and come into the pilot. the most important point i want to make about the my turn pilot, it is only as good as the clinics and provider network is. it gets more robust as more people come online. in the pilot phase, we are moving judiciously but we are moving relatively efficiently. as more and more clinics sign up, more and more opportunities unveil themselves, more and more capacity is made available at least on this platform versus other mechanisms and platforms in terms of finding out when it is your turn to get vaccinated and how and where you can get vaccinated. we are aiming for a statewide launch. we picked l.a. and san diego, two of the biggest counties. we went big and bold in the pilot. we want to bring it to the rest of the state and we hope to do so i

and be in front of your customers is very--it has made it extremely, extremely difficult for our salesforce company.lub members have supported us. however, the only way that we are really successful in running our sales and making--and being profitable has been to tend to our tasting room and be there for our customers, so that it's been really, really hard. we are very happy that we are finally open, and we are looking forward to a lot of guests planning their valentines day outings, and coming out to our tasting rooms, and we'll be here with an open heart to support them and receive them and make a great experience with them. damian: well, good luck to you. gustavo, did the fires that we had last summer, did they do anything to the vintage, the 2020 vintage? gustavo: science has taken a big, bigno, part in the decision process of winemakers and the winery owners. they smoke taint that people talk about as a result from the fires is very measurable. and it could be long term, it could be short term. it's just there, and it's a function of just a personal, you know, strategy, personal busin

salesforce we partnered with schedule, which is a great company and accenture. we've got a pilot up and running. we started this last week in l, a and san diego. they started allowing individual 65 over again with the prioritization. the cohorts. we just mentioned a moment ago to make appointments for those clinics that have signed up and come in to the pilot. and so the most important point i wanna make about the might turn pilot. it's only as good as the clinics have provider network is good. it gets more robust as more people come online. and so when the pilot phase we're moving judiciously, but we're moving relatively efficiently. but as more more clinics sign up, maura maura opportunities avail themselves. more more capacity is made available, at least on this platform versus other mechanisms and platforms in terms of finding out when it's your turn to get vaccinated and how and where you could get back. sedated so we're aiming for a statewide launch. we picked l, a not a small county and san diego to the biggest. so we went big and bold in the pilot, but w

right now, a beautiful look at salesforce tower towards sutro's tower. nice to see sunshine today.es made up into the low-to-mid-50s. not a lot of variation. everybody, a couple of degrees below average. temperature now, usually in the low-to-mid-50s. down into the upper-40s at half moon bay. we will throw on a jacket if you are ready for exercise. go on a walk around the block and stretch her legs, chapters are going to drop the rest of the night. mostly ending up in the low- 40s. if you upper-30s further inland and a few mid-40s around the bay and along the coast. high interest tomorrow, going to end up close to was normal for the end of january. santa rosa, talking about highs in the low 50s. you will have bigger clouds and the decent rain chance, especially late afternoon and into the evening hours. san francisco, more clouds and sunshine with an outside chance of a shower with high temperatures still in the mid- 50s. concorde, warmer than that as you read across the bay and further inland. almost exactly what is normal for this time of year. same thing for san jose. temperatur

. >>> salesforce, oracle and microsoft are behind an effort to develop a digital covid-19 vaccinationpassport. the mayo clinic is also involved in this effort. the group is called the vaccination credential initiative. the coalition wants to develop technology so people can get an encrypted digital copy of their immunization credentials. that copy could be stored in a digital wallet like google pay or apple wallet. the group anticipates that governments, airlines, and other outlets will soon start asking people for proof that they have in fact been inoculated. >>> still ahead, the call to prosecute an officer in the killing of oscar grant, but will it do any good? >>> bart's push to refocus its police officers. bottom line, more soems and ambassador to help keep the faes. >>> how a bird's odyssey from the west coast has turned him the west coast has turned him into a these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatm

here is a look at coit tower and salesforce tower. it has a flickering candle image.ose has joined the nationwide covid memorial. several monuments around town are paying tribute. they include levi's stadium where sky 7 is giving us a live look now. you can see there it. also lit is ap center, via stadium. the lighting happened during a facebook live event hosted by mayor sam liccardo. >> we are together one community honoring those wst

salesforce has got little safety net under that, i'm sure but zoom is actually up about 5% so that work-from-home trend working somewhat wayfair is up. yelp and groupon are down, those local names not doing so well. and with that, that will do it for "squawk alley. dierdre, julia, let's get to scott wapner with the "half. >>> happy new year, everybody. i'm scott wapner the big selloffs in stock to start this new year. and what billionaire carl icon told me what he sees for stocks this year. however, the warning first from mr. icahn who told me, i've seen a lot of wild rallies with a lot of mispriced stock but this is one thing they all have in common eventually they hit a wall and go into a major correction he wouldn't go into his exact positioning with me but he did tell me they were pretty well hedged right now that gives you a bit of a clue it's pair to sfair to say he's concerned about the market for some time. we haven't heard from mr. icahn for an awfully long time about the state of markets and so these arecomments as we begin a new year jim, i'm going to come to you first because you're n

our factory workers at work now and our distribution workers in salesforce at the stores have to go throughncredible protocol. they will be happy that that is gone. our office people will come back to the office. at the same time, we want to maintain some of the flexibility we have seen. if they want to work from home or somewhere else, that is fine. what we have seen through all of this is safety measures, increasing engagement of our people. they like that we took care of them. they like the flexibility of where they work. the second thing that was surprising was an increase in productivity because they feel they can work on their own time. hopefully we will increase those benefits. overall, what we are trying to do is advocate for vaccination. we cannot oblige our workers, but we are almost begging them to do it because it is the right thing to do and the safe thing to do. we do not want half of our population vaccinated and the other half not because that would not lead to an improved situation. alix: thank you. it is always good to catch up with you. dirk van de put, monday late ceo. t

i used to cover up and he's like salesforce and linkedin so i get it. something like bitcoin instead of focusing on random people's price targets, i think everyone would do better to ask themselves a similar question, which is, three years from now, do you think a more or fewer people are going to want to owing bitcoin? -- to own bitcoin? i am steadfast in my response the answer is more. a lot more people want to own bitcoin three years from now. everyone starts off skeptical, which is a totally understandable study point. it explains why some -- why sub 1% of the population owned any bitcoin in the first deck lloyd. it keeps reproving -- it keeps improving its robustness. more people, not less adopt bitcoin. emily: professor bogart, thank you for giving us your recent impressions of what is going on here. blockchain capital partner spencer bogart there. ok. coming up, big tech under big pressure as the app parler goes dark as do the president's accounts on facebook and twitter. what it means for section 230, the law that gives tech companies protection

look how pretty it is from our cameras on the salesforce tower and looking over downtown san jose. current numbers here, low 40s are the cold spots, santa rosa 41 and napa is at 42, most spots in the area, upper 40s in the 50s, and there may be a little bit of fog through marin county. also through sonoma along the boundary. look at the daytime highs, low 70s around the bay and mid-70s and later, back with the rest of the forecast coming up. ack to you emily >>> we want to start with breaking news, san francisco police are investigating after receiving reports around 10 shell casings on treasure island and it is believed security guards flagged down police to report that discovery the situation is still developing. we will bring more details as they come. >>> also new this morning a fire broke out overnight at a f rent this house that started around 1.30 this morning and firefighters said the fire may have spread from the fireplace in the chimney into the walls of the building heard everyone whves inth was able to get out safely. >>> a live look at san francisco where police are in

i used to cover salesforce and linkedin before i started writing crypto research, so i get it. like bitcoin, instead of focusing on random people's price targets, i think everyone would do better to ask a simpler question, which is three years from now, do you think more or fewer people will want to own bitcoin? i am steadfast in my response that the answer is more. a lot more people will want to own it coin three years from now than already own it. that makes sense. , aryone starts off skeptical totally understandable starting point, and explains why less than 1% of the population owned bitcoin in the first decade. every year that goes by, it coin is proving its robustness, and more people, not less, own bitcoin viewed emily: -- bitcoin. emily: all right, spencer bogart, thank you for your recent impressions of what is going on. our blocking -- blockchain capital partner there. coming up, big tech under big pressure as the app parlor goes dark, as do the president's accounts on facebook and twitter. what does this mean for section 230, the law that gives companies protections

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has shut on the on ramp at second and brian, you can see the back of the bottom of your screen, salesforce terry camp, if you're trying to get out of the city, be patient, we're hearing the back of his about, half an hour, you turning out to the weather warm holiday weekend, about to give way to strong winds but, still be enjoying this unusual, winter warmth for a while, so all the people doing just that san francisco's point today. >> with the ways today. >> >> it does, where my hearts. >> well, since were getting our september october warm weather, in january, here to tell is all about. >> look at the climate record out-of-state times highs, for the middle of may, now tomorrow is going to be cooler, by about five degrees, tomatoes got a whole separate issues, that's when the winds kicks in, before i get to that i just got to show you, how today played out we broke records, all over the place. broke the one that the hardest a break, when in downtown san francisco made it up to 74 bac 1991, every other location on this list. also broke a record santa rosa you did it and has a, concorde liv

services are going to be investable i'm doing a little bit of consulting i'm on the advisory board of salesforcei'm doing the spac with but will be in investing and an operating role. there might be more news to come there's more that i will be doing for sure >> well, i hope you come back when there is news and we look forward to what you'll work on next post-disney and post-tiktok. kevin mayer, thank you for joining us >> thank you >>> julia, thanks for that covered a lot of ground. interesting he says three to five major streaming players in the future we still have a big show ahead of us. amazon's head of devices next here on "squawk alley. we're back in two minutes. >>> before we get to our next guest the latest indications and playtika now indicating at 34 risk the ceo ahead of that open later this hour. and meantime for the first time ever amazon is allowing companies to access alexa's advanced ai to build their own intelligent assistance anoug fiat chrysler will be the first auto maketory do its own version of alexa in vehicles amazon's svp devices and services dave limp dave, good mornin

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san francisco city hall, even the salesforce tower, some of the other landmarks across the bay lit tonight. >>> there are usually a lot of bay area people who head to washington for the inauguration tonight. we talked to a marin county teenager who now interns for speaker pelosi, a change of plan for the key member of the biden inauguration team from fremont as well. let's bring in raj who joins our coverage. >> jessica, thank you. i was there for the trump inauguration four years ago, and among the thousands of people that were there in washington, d.c., i remember this. a lot of people celebrating and a lot of people there for the protests for the women's march. a lot has changed since then, we know that. but what hasn't changed, and this is pretty powerful, the depth of this moment. a look now at the white house in the 9:00 p.m. local time, one final night for president trump. as for joe biden and his bay area supporters and staff members, here's the deal. if you can't go to the inauguration, how about the inauguration comes to you? this is the swag bag sent to the vips. champagne glass

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not >> we mentioned goldman initiating a bunch of cloud service, jim, they are buys on microsoft, salesforce. sales on oracle and autodesk, trying to separate the wheat from the chaff. >> yes that was pretty good company that was faint praise. oracle, tiktok, tiktok, walmart was praised because of its tiktok relationship this morning, in a very big piece, by jeffries but look, i think salesforce has been, well, it's just been biding its time. why? because it's buying slack. a lot of people don't like that. amd by the way biding its time because it is buying xilinx. a lot of people don't like that. nvidia buying its home because it is trying to buy armed holdings because a deal i think has very little likelihood of -- >> you think very little i have great insight there is certainly a good deal of concern that the chinese anti-trust regulator samr, samr, will not allow that deal to happen. >> jenson wong say ts that deal will close, it will close. it will be game set match for everybody if they get that. >> but you don't think it's going to. >> i'm more worried about the bridge regulators who

sourcing that information from that site but we are encouraged by the incredible partnership with salesforce, which is one of the more interesting startup companies in california so we are encouraged by the progress and grateful l.a. county and san diego county were willing to work with us on this pilot program. >> hi, governor. you've always said early education and childcare providers are a priority for your administration, so why has the childcare union, they've said here administration will not negotiate with them on issues like increased money for ppe, they have to pay all of that out of their own pocket. why won't you come to the table with them on that? gov. newsom: first of all, thank you for acknowledging not just what we said, but for what we've done, more than any other administration in modern history to invest in early childhood education, to put out a blueprint, the first blueprint of its type in state history and master plan not just the higher education, but a master plan for early education, which we just did, something i promoted, promised, we got done recently and we made

scott, but i do lean more toward the laggards and the cyclicals toward the reopening companies salesforce, i made good money there. i still like it very much and if it were to correct i would think about getting back in. twitter, i took gains. i had an average cost in the low 30s. i don't want to be too greedy and the macro headlines are going to be a headwind and distraction. so i put the money into ibm because a, it's a laggard. b, we have a new ceo who is focused on growth markets, clouds, data analytics, a.i., block chain and then they also did the red hat deal and we haven't begun to see synergies there and they spun out the energy services business so they're doing the right thing. the stock trades at 11 times forwar trying to stay consistent and i'm trying to look for laggards and trying to look for where everybody is not >> it's very interesting, your commentary and certainly your moves. let's bring in ed yardeni, and president of the yardeni research welcome back happy new year. >> thank you, scott. >> i hope you heard the gundlach sound talking about valuations to be, in his wor