a lot of people watching this won't have heard of salesforce.o just briefly explain what it is you do and what is the core of your business. sure. salesforce helps companies connect with their customers in entirely new ways. so we work with some of the largest companies in the world, companies like amazon and bt and at&t and unitedhealthcare and state farm insurance and federal express. we help them work with their customers across digital channels, physical stores, retail locations, across every channel. so it's really exciting work. and we think this is the future of business, is the best companies with the best customer relationships are the ones that win. and, david, i've got to ask you, how transformational to salesforce are the latest generative ai breakthroughs? cos i'm wondering what's exciting you about this technology? well, aaron, it's never been a more exciting time in business. and i've been working in this industry for over three decades, and this is by far the most exciting time in business. so by applying ai, which has been used

. >>> still ahead, salesforce is up 50% over the past year, benefiting from the ai boom.the executive overseeing all of the company's ai efforts, including today's broader rollout of its einstein co-pilot. and check out health care shocks after the biden administration did not boost payments for the medicare plan, as much as hoped for. humana is getting crushed the hardest today, falling to its lowest level in four years, since 2020. we're back after this. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." markets lower across the board with the dow the biggest laggard as the street adjusts its rate cut expectations following stronger than expected data. the ten-year yield touching above 4.4% since before november. so how should you position? joining with us her trades is victoria green, g-squared private wealth cil. and peter bookbar is back with us. and our steve liesman has what it all means for the fed's next move. steve, let's kick it off with you. >> deidre, thanks. after ignoring the bond market, stocks are declining in tandem with rising bond yields. so what's bugging the bond y

informatica is not growing at the same rate that salesforce is.om deals, focused on margins, focused on organic growth rate, and i am hopeful they will stick to that at least for the near term, because as you remember, this was the biggest criticism for salesforce for several years, that they move into slightly profitable territory and then they go out and buy something big and shareholders don't get the benefit of the leverage that comes. caroline: to that end, this is going to be the biggest deal since slack being bought for $27 billion. what was it they wanted to add, and what would you want them to add organically if not in organically? anurag: salesforce has no shortage of opportunities in the long run. they have a massive customer base on automation and customer service. what they have to do is make sure these products work well. when they were looking at buying informatica, they bought the company a few years ago that doesn't stuff that is similar to informatica. informatica is slightly larger when it comes to that, but honestly, salesforce

salesforce declined to comment and informatica did not respond. >> to phil lebeau.le key executives leaving. let's talk about the job cuts announced this morning in a company e-mail from elon musk. more than 10,000employees. they have about 140,000. approximately 14,000 will be let go. he says we need cost cuts and we also need to increase productivity in his memo, elon musk says there is nothing i hate more but it must be done. this will enable us to be lean, innovative and hungry for the next growth phase cycle. shares of tesla as i mentioned were also a couple executives announced they were leaving including rohan patell. those are two that have been there a long time, raises the question, what is the future of tesla. find out april 23rd when the earnings call happens. >> thanks for that update there. we have about a minute left. we have the fed chair speaking in d.c. tomorrow. pay close attention to that. not necessarily on the tredirecn of interest rates but given where rates have backed up it's pertinent. >> the market is definitely kind of raced to a point of

or they're integrating salesforce. they have no peer in what they do. i'm like joe, though, i mean, they used to make acquisitions when they were growing and now with the side of this it's not going to be accretive anymore. the culture of destabilization when you acquire a big company hurts. i'd rather them focus on the task at hand. >> cisco gets cut from neutral to overweight, price target goes from 53 to 62. they called the valuation is inexpensive sets up a good near term but the medium term is muted. >> one week ago when i was on we were talking about the fact that bank of america had upgraded that. that's fine. what i like about the down grade is the downgraded price target is $53 which would imply over 10% upside from here. cisco is a tricky one, as old school as it gets, trading at 13 times earnings, really limited low single digit earnings growth it had, but if there is an enormous boom in ai spending that has to flow through to cisco and as you increase your networks, everything, that benefits cisco. i think

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salesforce is rebounding.nt -- they also came out with just an update on their business and financial conditions as well in terms of saying that business continues to be very strong, and thigh will discuss first quarter results on may 1st. but again, they shared that with us. salesforce is rebounding, jim, on that news. >> well, i think that we had a bunch of activists who were really gladdened by the fact that marc benioff, ceo, was saying everything about not spending a lot of money, about putting cash back in, trying to keep the stock-based compensation lower, from $10 million down to $6 million. this would have been a different narrative, and i think the fact that the stock's only up 5 is terrible. i mean, it fell 30. >> it did fall more appreciably. it did. there was a belief, i think, amongst -- that would not be large acquisitions. this would have been a fairly large one. not nearly as large as their biggest, which was slack of a number of years ago, but not small. >> no. >> now, the analysts who wrote

amazon 178 for $12, salesforce.osite, lululemon, nxp, astrazeneca, the ten year treasury well above 460, 464 right now the price of gold way down. $2400 an ounce last week now it's 2349, down $60 today. bitcoin 65000 and change, the price of oil below $80 per barrel, 8206 to be precise. thank you for being with us. >> always good to see you on a monday you brighten my day. stuart: very good. thank you. coming up the lady on the screen hilary clinton suggested that trump wants to kill his opposition. roll tape. >> trump was gaga over putin because putin does what he would like to do, kill his opposition in prison his opposition, drive journalist and others into ex exile. stuart: is an abiding that's trying to put trump in prison we will tell you how the trump team responded to what hilary had to say. diversity disappearing from company's annual reports. employers are finally pushing back against activists that is what google is doing, steve forbes get into that little later. a host the msnbc says were producing more

salesforce number one in customer relationship management., oh, what, 15 because there was talk of their being a company. people didn't like that because salesforce has been on a quest to improve margins. if you remember over the past year and a half, there have been a number of activist investors who have come in and said you've got to improve profitability. they've done that. if they had bought this company, margins would have gone down. so they have listened to the market, and they're not buying it. david: quickly, palo alto networks. >> number one in cybersecurity. this stock is down 20% from earnings last quarter simply because they're changing the way they sell the product. so customers are shifting from buy products quarterly to buying the hole challenge package annually. that pushback on sales, it'll be final. own this dip. david: adam a johnson, thank you very much. >>> coming up, remember when the chief executive at npr said reporting the truth, quote, might be a distraction? roll that. >> our reverence for the truth, might be a dis

the stock this morning salesforce in green.tlin clark has a lot to smile about this morning, basket baller set to sign 8-year deal with nike could net 28 million dollars said and done. >> drafted by, and kourtdz adidas under armour puma everybody had money out. back to you. >> the house this weekend passing legislation, that would force bytedance chinese owned parent company tiktok to sell app within a year or risk u.s. ban of tiktok bill now heads to the senate, where it could pass as soon as tomorrow. ted cruz joined me on "sunday morning futures" yesterday to talk about the bill. there's very important in this bill tiktok prohibition that is major, major legislation. you and i talked before about tiktok i had deep, deep concerns about tiktok, controlled by chinese communist chinese party government can use that for espionage of american citizens number two use it right now aggressively, to push propaganda antiamerica propaganda to our young people this is a major step forward it forces china to divestiktokt both of those are

we see 15% up the rest of the year. >> dan, your notes say you like sa salesforce. quick take they are looking to acquire informatica. >> we applaud that. this is exactly what you want to see from tactician gaining more share. >> we have to leave the conversation there. stephanie link and dan ives, thank you for your time. have a great day. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," much more on the middle east tensions and if further violence with israel and iran could push crude abe ov$100 a barrel. "worldwide exchange" is coming back in just a moment. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> welcome back. oil prices are falling today after the drone and missile attacks on israel over the weekend by iran. that caused limited damage and investors are assessing the possible fallout from the incident. wti and brent crude down 1%. pippa stevens is joining us with more on what may play o

software stocks glitch as investors seem wary of a potential salesforce deal. and not so go-ld-like? united health has dropped 15% this year. we'll debate all of that. i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan, and rebecca patterson, former chief strategist at bridgewater associates. welcome, rebecca. >>> and we start off with the steep market reversal that sent stocks to their low of the day. the dow up 400 points early in the session, closing the day down nearly 250. that was the biggest single day about-face in 13 months. the nasdaq tumbling 2%. and the s&p 500 fell more than a percent. the ten-year treasury yield hitting its highest level since mid-november. the dollar jumping to its own five-month high. all this as investors eye the potential of israel rheal stastate i retaliating against iran's weakened strikes. tim? >> we came in this morning, and i'm sure most people were glued to their screens after the weekend's events, and we were seeing a rally. and we were seeing

we have a fantastic partnership with salesforce. one of our longest standing partnerships.f customers that have deployed salesforce and docusign together. i think salesforce is very excited about what we're doing because agreement management's not really their business and companies want solutions that span not just sales but purchasing, hr and other functions. and so that's less well suited for them. >> when i saw this i said to myself they have a billion in cash, why don't they go buy somebody really great? you think it's better than anybody that's out there or this is the direction you wanted to go and you had the people internally to do it? >> yes, we had the people internally to do it, we had all the customer feedback. we had a lot of the pieces. we hadn't put it together in a suite, which is what we announced today. also we are in a unique position to do this. no one has done this before. and if not docusign than who? we are the largest player focused on agreements. we have this special trust position because of our signature product. and we have a million and a half

of course, salesforce is one looking to monetize a.i. co copilot.doption is still thin questionn the emerging tech. >>> let's get othe latest headlines with richard lui in new york >> most justices seemed in favor of protection from criminal charges, but not the absolute immunity former president trump is requesting. t >>> at protests grow on college campuses, the university of southern california cancelling the may commencement ceremony. that event is attended by 65,000 people the university said it would take too long to process the guests with the security measures in it place with the protests. >>> offense is the name of the game on the first night of the 2024 nfl draft chicago bears drafted usc quarterback williams the record six quarterbacks were taken in the first round williams was followed by lsu heisman winner daniels selected by the commanders and drake maye is set to kickoff a new era for the new england patriots all of that on the first day frank, back to you. >> thank you, richard. >>> before we head to break, we are watching shares of

you see shares of salesforce moving higher.atica is down 6%. >>> bitcoin prices after the halving on friday with jpmorgan chase saying it could decline after surging to a record high. bitcoin trading at $65,890. >>> and caitlin clark reportedly set to sign an eight-year deal with nike. it is the most competitive in the history of women's basketball. >>> here is what to watch. the business week with four of the magnificent seven and one-third of the s&p due out. outside of earnings, watch the latest look at gdp and the pce coming up later in the week. we also get the policy decision from the bank of japan as well. >>> stocks looking to hit the reset button with the nasdaq and s&p with the recent losing streak. looks like the dow would open up close to the highs of the morning. up 150 points higher. s&p and nasdaq in the green. let's bring in joanne feeney. >> good morning, frank. >> futures rebounding from the selloff from last week. what is the "wex" word of the day? >> resiliresilience, frank. given what has happened the last

we saw a little sunshine, some blue skies earlier this afternoon, our view from salesforce tower as ofthis afternoon. the clouds have rolled back in, including lower clouds closer to ground level and closer to the top of salesforce tower towards the tail end of the loop, that fog and low cloud cover spreading across the bay with a little patchy drizzle possible. temperatures 57 degrees at half moon bay to 71 degrees in santa rosa, the only spot that was actually up to our normal high temperature for the 25th of april. things aren't going to change a lot tomorrow except the wind will get even stronger and the potential for some drizzle, maybe a passing shower as this next storm system which is directing most of its energy and moisture towards the pacific northwest is going to be close enough to definitely squeeze the atmosphere over the bay area resulting in stronger winds, but also close enough to potentially send a shower towards us. let's check out futurecast. a lot of gray indicating the clouds, very little green, the very few showers that futurecast models are trying to squeeze out

this is the view from the salesforce tower. and we got the nice zoom on here. so we've really zoomed in. we're looking down to the south bay. you can see the ships parked out there. you see the san mateo bridge there. little bit of foster city. but what i wanted you to really be able to watch is that. look at the clouds there. bubbling cumulus clouds. not the most intense ones. those would be more like cumulus humilus. we don't normally have any kind of cumulus clouds over the bay. one more day where they're going to show up, and the other residual impact from the storm that was here it's still going to stay windy along the coast. this will go for the next couple of days. there's tomorrow, 40 -mile-an-hour gusts out here over the water and then 20-mile-an-hour winds for everybody else. that means it stays kind of breezy. not terribly windy. it was a lot windier yesterday ethan it's going to be for the next week, easily. but the wind's never going to turn off, at least over the water. there's a whole separate system there, but that one's falling apart before it

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going to be acquired by salesforce.n since slack but the companies couldn't agree on the terms of the deal. that's why you see salesforce up and informatica down 7%. >> kristina partsinevelos, thank you. >>> still ahead, verizon shares are slipping after reporting mixed results this morning. one key metric falling short. the details when we come right back. ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmin

as you see salesforce continues to climb the debts 6.8% but it's arguably iran's unprecedented attack on israel over the weekend that holds the most sway over the markets. as the world waits on how israel will respond to the more than 300 missiles iran launched saturday night, that's what you're looking at, iran directly launching missiles right israel, the military chief of staff saying over an hour ago, there will be a response to iran's launch of so many missiles and drones toward israel's terr territory. you would look at crude prices to see the reaction. you can see right of the screen but were in the aftermarket session, brent the international benchmark spiked about 92 when the world was told that the attack was imminent. you can see right now were down a fraction of the aftermarket, brent had been down 1.5% earlier. again it's almost recovering all of the losses at $90.34. west texas intermediate is barely flat it's also down 1.5% we have a $85.63, look at what crude for delivery on friday of the telegraphed attacked and touched $87 and change, you can see climbing back up the

another one is ai related, salesforce, the infrastructure software company. there is an i.t.le gaining steam and you need data for training certain elements of ai within corporate projects, so we think there are two wins behind salesforce. lizzie: you're not the only one. albert einstein's estate has faith, dave given the ip his face as a logo. what are the headwinds. you touched on china, what else could knock the winners? tim: i will keep on china. there are two that are negative of the 10, both happen to be china oriented items. one ischow tai fuk, we think there are risks ahead. hong kong citizens are going across the border and shopping in china and it is impacting retail sales. another is csc financial, a large chinese broker with a focus from a policy perspective on markets and containing supply. we think the ip market and other listings will disappoint and csc is in the front of that. lizzie: definitely worth checking out. european strategist tim craighead with 10 companies to watch. i love the apples. the humpty dumpty's of companies. plenty more to come, stay with u

up about 5.13% at the moment and following salesforce is in second position and salesforce have been the big drag on the dow yesterday. what happened with united health department, earlier it was h igher and topped $479 and still at $469 and the insurer beat adjusted quarterly earnings and revenue forecast. it's notable is that the stock is still a winner despite revealing it expect as cyber attack at the tech unit back in february. to cost it $1.6 billion this year. that was actually less than what the market had anticipated or analyst certainly. still though, it is in the red for the month and quarter down about 5%. last two big banks to report earnings on the move in opposite directions right now, both morgan stanley and bank of america offered up top and bottom line beets and morgan stock in the green. stellar investment banking and rose 16% year over year and overall revenue up 4%. good picture for morgan stanley and flip over to bank of america and it's on the downside by 3.13% on news of a paper loss and 587 billion in its bond portfolio. bank of america mostly accumulated the

. >> let's move on to salesforce which you say stay away from.cline after reports the company is in talks to acquire informatka. >> i'm going to say i've been notoriously wrong on salesforce, so, you know, this is a tough one because i continue to say it's a sell and the stocking it continues to go higher. i have not been a fan. the stock is trading 25 times forward earnings. those earnings are set to grow at 19% this year and decline to 14% next year. it's a rich stock. i've still been stung since the slack acquisition a couple years ago, the real rich premium they paid for this, and the infor matca acquisition doesn't excite me. the acquisition strategy on the part of the company is yet to be determined if that's going to be successful or not. a huge run off the lows and if you've been in this name i would take this opportunity, despite today's weakness, still be a seller of this name. >> look at that down 7% on the day. quint, thank you for your perspective. hear us on our podcast, download and listen to "power lunch" on your favorite streamin

an example being salesforce and the app exchange. brought in a generative ai liar to their existing cash later -- layer to their existing products. matt: it's extremely busy. in our portfolio over 50 companies early last year maybe 20% were doing something with generative ai and now it is near 100%. that is a good proxy for the market. if you are an existing software company not doing something with generative ai you are falling behind. what we are most exciting about his people rebuilding from the get go now with new capabilities of generative ai like a couple i have mentioned to you most creative and innovative way to disrupt applications is to start with a founding team that has the dna around ai and thinks about how to build the application from the bottom up that way. whenever you bought something on later it is beneficial. it is additive. it will be great for salesforce and other companies. when another company comes in and says, this application should not even exist without generative ai. take a company like helio's, doing ge

that's how they want to out performance compete with the likes of oracle and salesforce which are thewo biggest competitors. oracle is big in the enterprise with resource planning and salesforce is dominant in the customer relationship management where s.a.p. wants to grow as well. as i said, a.i. is the future here and cloud-based revenue because it is all subscription models which is more lucrative than license revenue. perhaps, we listen to what christian klein said about the relationship with nvidia and the partnership and how they want to develop that further. >> i can remember when we met a year ago and we actually talked about how great the partnership is between our companies because nvidia has the hardware and platform to deliver quality a.i. we have the business data. no other tech company has more business data than s.a.p. bringing those two assets together will deliver powerful a.i. use cases for our customers in software development and seseep sales. when you consider millions of end users are doing transactions with s.a.p. every day, you can imagine how powerful copilot

. >>> and talks of a takeover deal with salesforce collapse. >>> and ending understand of delays for the aid to ukraine as zelenskyy calls for a transfer of weapons. >> translator: this sends a powerful signal it will not be the second afghanistan. this is the leadership of the united states. >>> european equities have been trading for an hour and a half and we are seeing a mixed picture so far in the session. we are seeing the ftse 100 up by 1% and also with upside moves in germany and spain. however, we are seeing a bit of negative momentum in other parts of the market. now we he see investors have set aside the geopolitical concerns that dominated the trading session last week. however, it seems investors more focused on the upcoming data and the earns season. i want to show you the fx markets. this is important to keep an eye on as we hear from the central bankers. we have the sterling/the dollar at 1.23. one dynamic that is taking place here is the divergence in comments from fed officials and from the bank of england. more divergence with the euro/dollar commentary. let's look

a budget of salesforce stop -- a budget salesforce. caroline: that is disrespectful. a small business. ed: a small business version. engineers are working on a premium subscription based ai powered search. the stock is down 1%. there a lot of questions. meta is getting an upgrade. nvidia is up. things are looking better in taiwan. those are the single names we are watching. caroline: will be keeping a close eye on some of the single names and going more broadly as to what the space is like in the chip sector and where we are in this ai hyperreality cycle, how you can start committing money towards it. i'm am pleased welcome melissa otto. give us your research deep dive. are you feeling in this environment with benchmarks near record highs and another 70% added to nvidia over the course of this year that this is still a buy? melissa: thank you so much for having me on. it is great to talk about technology with you. it is a real privilege. we have seen upward revisions from last january over $200 billion. we are at an interesting inflection point. are we going to see ea

denise: we don't talk about the number of customers as we are part of salesforce.nificant amount of customers globally. and across all industries. most of our information is not disclosed. hope: you have insight into the way the global workforces are changing, and the excitement, nervousness and anxiousness employees have heard you recently conducted a survey of 10,000 desk workers and one in four now have at least tried ai? denise: one in four have tried ai, as i mentioned, 80% already feel that productivity. that speaks to how you learn and get up to speed. that embodies it, the option and acceleration of adoption for generative ai, is unprecedented. we are learning from our customers as we go and what they want next. in continuing to evolve. it is incredible what it can do. we are starting in a way that is drastic. my first 120 days, i may not have those days right, so nobody quote me, but we heard from executives this is not a fad. it's clear, it is here, everybody going in this direction. but what i really like this time around when i think about technology ev

"the wall street journal" reporting that deal talks between salesforce and informatica have stalled.rtedly considering buying the company for $10 billion in what would have been one of salesforce's largest acquisitions. >>> nike set to sign an eight-year deal worth up to $28 million with basketball star caitlin clark beating out a adidas, under armour and puma. nike's offer includes a signature shoe and given all the debate that we had just last week about how much caitlin clark was going to get from the wnba, $76,000 a year. it's nice to see a $28 million pay package ahead of her from nike. >> we're in an interesting place the wnba right now. >> they're finally getting the viewership. >> the draft, 3 million people watching the draft. >> yeah. >> and once again, you know, i got -- i fell in love with the caitlin clark phenomena. if i had seen more of south carolina, there's no way i would have bet on iowa for that. did you see -- >> it was unbelievable. unbelievable game. >> that center. >> yeah. >> dominant. i think there may be more really good players than just caitlin clark. che

caroline: salesforce was able to buy slack.e ftc and the regulators, google alphabet has a lot of legal issues and all of it is because it is too big. sonali: you have google considering fees according to " the financial times" for ai features. caroline: we had man deep on the --mandeep saying that this is what they have done on youtube. people will want to pay subscriptions and people have come to youtube as a tv offering and they have raked in $50 million worth. this would be a subscription you are looking at a generative ai offering coming from google. at the moment you can go to google 1 which is their premium act as -- access in gemini to go within my google documents and help me in my gmail. they have not been that much embracing general just generative ai within the search product. they are worried about market share. they are worried about what bing could be. what could they still give you advertising where they get the bulk of the money as the same time as playing a little bit more taboo a better search process through

salesforce was talking coming from about -- $12 billion.e argued this potential purchase price would demonstrate a lack of discipline and get beaten up for it. salesforce was going back to its old ways, spending like a drunken sailor. the deal's not happening. the company is much more disciplined than the critics thought. so the price jumped. now there are a bunch of counters to all these positives. first of the trusted and the oscillator is trust and it should be. that means we're going to go up and down and up again and down again before we reach a good level for an advance. it looks like a w. we could be ten days before we get punished or even less. but the punishment will come. i think we need to be ready for that. after a couple of days, you got to want to reposition with more cash. i will explain that on wednesday's club meeting too. because we're going to do that. second we have a bunch ofbuy auctionsthis week. the bonds very much in control here. the only reason we could bounce today is we had a tame bond market. i would be stunned

now he is passing the torch to salesforce ceo marc benioff.lide set its own record with a final winning bid of $19 million. leaders with the nonprofit shared how they picked benioff as the new lunch guest for auction. >> marc benioff is iconic here in the bay area and the world, and glide is iconic, iconic san francisco. and so it was just kind of this great match. and when we heard that, he agreed. actually, warren buffett placed a call to marc benioff to ask him personally if he would accept the baton. and he said yes. and when we heard, we were just positively thrilled. the winner can bring up seven guests, up to seven guests to their private lunch with benioff. >> the auction launches on ebay on may 5th and closes may 10th. >> tonight, we're learning more about a first of its kind procedure helping bay area veterans who have a prosthetic limb instead of a ball and socket. >> doctors at san francisco's va are now implanting a post in the stump of a patient's knee. ktvu alice wertz spoke with one amputee hoping to get the surgery, who says t

just this year buffet announced salesforce ceo is taking over the lunch, bidding starts may 5th. >>> and, here is cecil williams with other big names over the years. president bill clinton and his daughter, chelsea, visited glide memorial church back in 2000. the reverend williams marched alongside willie brown and late senator dianne feinstein and later with kamala lairis and then, mayor, newsom. >>> governor newsom paying tribute saying he embodied california values of unity, generosity and acceptance, all of us can take inspiration from his legacy and renew our commitment. >> now, to washington, d.c. where the supreme court heard arguments ited in a historic case on the rights of the unhoused. stems from an anti-camping ban in grand pass, oregon. the city was fining homeless people for sleeping in public and the lower court ruled those fines violated the eighth amendment prohibiting cruel and unusual punishment. so the question is if he can conduct sweeps. homeless advocates held a rally today. telling us that the unhoused are being unfairly targeted. >> well, so many people invol

we're going to go to the live picture looking out from salesforce tower east. and you can see how cloudy it is here. we're doing a time lapse of this. and watch what happens as we let that play forward i'm going to bring this back to time lapse it over the last hour, you can see the openings in it. some marine layer here but look at the opening and more blue sky today as this thing breaks up. just a bit. but doesn't really matter much because there are higher clouds above that that are just going to get in the way. if you take a look at how today goes, here's the high clouds streaming overhead. little bit of marine layer below it and more breaks of blue sky than we've had but not all blue sky out there today. let me put some numbers on this if you are getting ready to step out the door, grab the jacket because it's in the mid 50s now. so it does feel kind of cool and we're going to do a little comparison here. i'll show you the current numbers for where we are now. and now i'm going to switch these out and lose those and heim going to put in today's daytime hig

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if the deal closes, it will be salesforce's largest since it's acquired slack in 2020 for almost $28. >> california is the state with the highest number of people experiencing homelessness. that's why one man decided to build his own place to live using scraps. reporter susan hirasuna takes us to the man's los angeles home for an inside look from the bottom of the arroyo seco, the view of alejandro diaz's custom home. >> there are multiple makeshift homes built from scrap lumber and scavenged trash on this narrow strip next to the 110 freeway. but diaz's home, yellow with white trim, stands out. there's a concrete path to the front door on the other side. a garden with freshly planted flowers and trees. >> hey, me, diaz says. >> everyone approves of his home, and it's clear he's house proud. gracias, gracias. he somehow managed to get the materials, like these ornamental stones across the arroyo. he installed ladders to access his little plot of land. and there's a pulley. diaz came to the u.s. from guatemala eight years ago. he's lived here happily. two years. here, no one bothers h

anymore >> no, i think salesforce is going to grow.s per share, like, 21 11 on the rev? right? >> jim, we haven't really gotten to the banks interesting report out of mike mayo at wells, sort of judging various ceos for their ten-year performance on the day where we're getting some annual meetings then, you had dimon at the economic club of new york yesterday talking about the u.s. economy. take a listen. >> soft landing type of scenario, but i'm -- put me on the cautious side of that one. >> let's talk about -- >> great quote when i started working on wall street, i can't say it in its actual language, but it was something like, the markets will do whatever they have to do to hurt the most people and this may be one of those set-ups. >> well, number one, you know why would have picked number one if i worked at wells i would have picked charlie scharf the turnaround there is big. it would also be my boss what do you think? >> i think that would have been a good choice. >> right how about the bank of america bond portfolio how's that do

. >>> but first here's a live look outside from the salesforce tower cam looking east over the bay.cting us between oakland and emeryville and san francisco. we'll be right back. i know what it's like to perform through pain. if you're like me, one of the millions suffering from pain caused by migraine, nurtec odt may help. it's the only medication that can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks. treat and prevent, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. relief is possible. talk to a doctor about nurtec odt. >>> right now on cbs news bay area at 6:30, we're taking a live look from our salesforce tower cam and gianna, what is that? is that a spider web or those rain drops. >> that looks like rain drops to me. and right on time. >> yeah. because it is a first alert weather day. jess has the rain already begun. >> oh, yeah. along the coast though because right behind me you can see the live cameras down in san jose and there's no rain dr

here's the view from salesforce tower looking west seeing the fog coming over the hills away from theit will be widespread and dense to begin the day on friday. allow extra time for the morning commute. we'll see the pattern repeat itself tomorrow and saturday, the morning fog giving way to afternoon sunshine and temperatures slightly above average inland. everybody warms up sunday and monday as the marine layer gets suppressed. bigger changes on the way next week. cooler temperatures settling in beginning tuesday, maybe a chance of showers by the end of next week. let's look from a different perspective, the santa clara valley, not seeing fog, just high clouds overhead. it's 72 degrees in san jose, 77 in concord, but there's the influence of the marine layer, upper 50s in both oakland and san francisco. reduced visibilities for most of the bay area to begin the day friday. you can see the fog pushing well into the inland valleys late tonight into early tomorrow morning. it backs up out of the inland valleys by 9:00, 10:00, but for san francisco and along the coast it will take until

be the headquarters of the yes sf initiative, which is a partnership with the chamber, deloitte, salesforce, the world economic forum and citibank. the sf headquarters will also be a co-working space with a coffee shop, and it will have the ability to host events. it takes advantage of legislation that was passed just last year that allows for office space on the ground floor in downtown buildings, as long as it's paired with a retail food and beverage or entertainment use. the chambers. yes, sf hub will be located at an existing building at bush and montgomery for more now on this initiative, i'm joined live tonight by rodney fong, the ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce. rodney, always a pleasure to see you. the chamber champion. this legislation and now you're leading by example. what do you envision happening in this space? >> well, we're very excited about this. you know, it's an opportunity for us to showcase all of the great members that are part of the chamber of commerce and new companies that are opening in san francisco. it's a focus on sustainable businesses here in san

this is the view from salesforce tower as the sun went down. cooler temperatures the next couple days. details coming up in the part in forecast. >>> this video of an unbelievable rescue might have you believing in humanity again. a suv struck a light pole, burst into flames in saint paul, minnesota. the car was pinned against the guardrail. the person inside was trapped, but these drivers raced in and started working feverishly to try and free the trapped driver as the fire grew bigger and bigger. they struggled to open the door, but they finally managed to pull the driver out through the window just before the car was fully engulfed. the driver was taken to the hospital but released a statement, said the good samaritans are the reason he's alive today. >>> one family is lucky to be alive after a 16 wheeler crashed into their home in stanislaus county while they were sleeping. >> felt like i got hit by a truck. >> that's because he kind of did people woke up to a loud bang. next thing they knew, the crash had happened. thankfully, no one was g

salesforce, we have talked about over the last year, remember, when they settled with all the different, and really did go to work on the margins of the company, and, in part, stayed away, at least for the time being, from large m&a, but large m&a has been a key part of what salesforce has been doing as a company for a very long period of time. the last large deal there was the slack transaction, and it appears they may be near doing another deal of some size here. again, informatica is a controlled company. private equity term, took it private, took it public again, control it at this point. >> is it surprising? i found it surprising to she that salesforce might be doing another big deal. >> i think they were being encouraged by that large group of activists that was involved in the stock in part to focus on execution, focus on getting margins up, sara, and to your point, stay away from potentially large m&a. one would expect that if they do move forward with this, they would have socialized it with any number of the, at least in some way, and i should point out, mason from value act i

this is the view from our salesforce tower camera looking over towards sutro and all the neighborhoodsings playing each day along market street between 5th and 8th streets and chances are you heard them and hopefully said thanks when you walked by. shawn chitnis has a look at the positive effects organizers want for businesses and neighborhoods and visitors. watch. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: story rose and the hot mess are heating up the scene along market street on this thursday outside sam's american eatery. >> we're having a great time doing this. really you see people from every walk of life going down the street. >> reporter: a twist on the tradition of busing where street performers play muse nick public places hoping for tips. busket is a campaign to ask instead for more people to visit or stick around in san francisco's mid market neighborhood. >> we are trying to let people know hey, no, we're still here. we're still doing stuff. there's still -- artists here. >> reporter: tory loves it makes live music more accessible at a time when so little remains affordable in the city. >> i think

this is the view from the salesforce tower looking east and you can see some clouds there.ing the hole there and you can see higher clouds up above it. a handle on how today is going to go just from are you going to be able to see any blue sky today? because you revaluate haven't and today you will. a little more than you did yesterday but not a whole lot. you can see on the futurecast here. there are the breaks and you have got the deck of high clouds streaming overhead. few low clouds beneath and both of them will be broken so you will get openings at times and you are going to see some blue sky today. it won't be like yesterday. but it won't be an all day thing. we're waiting for the passage of a weak little storm off the coast. before we get back into sunshine and 80-degree daytime highs. those are coming back like towards the end of the 7 day forecast. but before we get there, there's a minor little issue with this weak storm sitting here off and coast and you can see the rain on it now. put it into the futurecast we can watch the showers even as soon as very late toni

today, the organization announced salesforce ceo marc benioff will host this year's event for two decadeson was hosted by billionaire investor warren buffett. over the last 24 years, the event has raised more than $53 million to support programs at glide. the 2024 charity lunch auction will take place from may 5th through the 10th. the winning bidder will get to spend an afternoon at a private lunch with benioff and up to seven guests. >> that should be fascinating conversation. well, coming up the bay area, super bloom is on the verge of peaking where you can see some of the spectacular wildflowers and how this year comp beach, the marine mammal center says the whale was first spotted this morning caught in netting, but scientists lost track of it because of poor visibility. a satellite tracker was also placed on the animal, but unfortunately it fell off. if the whale is not untangled, it could die. so they're really worried about it. gray whales are now migrating from baja california to feeding grounds up near alaska. >> the north bay is the final destination for this rare sight in the

salesforce tower towards the bay bridge.peratures are starting to back off a little bit. 53 degrees in santa rosa to 63 degrees in san jose and in concord. those numbers aren't going to fall a whole lot more as we head through the rest of tonight. we're not going to see much fog developing as we head toward early tomorrow morning except right along the coast. but even there it's just going to be patchy. you see a couple of blips of that showing up on futurecast. mainly what we're going to see tomorrow is plenty of sunshine being filtered through high clouds. that fog is going to be much more widespread and persistent along the coast and making its way inside the bay by early friday morning. for thursday morning we're going to start off with a few upper 40s but a lot of low 50s. numbers above average. in the 40s across the entire bay area, but we'll start off above that level, which means we are going to warm up pretty efficiently once the sun comes up. forecast highs for tomorrow climbing up into the low 80s in the santa cla

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