sam altman and elon musk very engaged in politics. obviously here in san francisco and now into the white house. is this the beginning of a trend? tech leaders in politics. that story in just a few minutes. all right. here they come. our first big storms of the season and atmospheric river is going to make this a rainy week. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. good to see you. good to see a lot of green on your screen here. what's the timeline here. so through the day tomorrow we are dry. don't need the umbrella at all on tuesday. but then this is going to hit us here with that atmospheric river starting wednesday morning, right through wednesday afternoon. and the thing about this is it looks like it's going to hang out for a couple of days and just kind of fluctuate in its position. so sometimes it's over the bay area. other times it lifts off to the north. so it's going to be this on and off situation for a lot of the bay area, except for the north bay. they're going to get hit the hardest with the rain. basically

sam altman is just one of the members of laurie's new transition team. ktvu christien kafton takes a look at his other choices from both the public and the private sector. >> san francisco's mayor elect, daniel lowry announced he has assembled his transition team, saying he'd selected a highly talented team that wasn't afraid to shake up the status quo. >> hello, everybody. really excited to announce our co-chairs today. this is a group of individuals that is committed to accountability, to service and to change here in san francisco. >> lowry has drawn from the public and private sectors to build his transition team, including co-chair of his campaign and former twitter exec ned segal and openai co-founder and ceo sam altman. political analyst brian sobel said that private sector and tech background indicates a team looking to apply some of the private sector efficiency to lowry's administration. >> if you ask a sam altman how how something ought to be run, he is going to come into it with a much different point of view than somebody who's been in a pos

seasoned executives from big tech the last year the company today is much more of a reflection of sam altmanis, altman made some enemies, namely elon musk, a co-founder of openai, some people may not know that he sued the company and is now a key advisor in the white house kelly. >> kate, thank you very much. >>> speaking of openai, elon musk just filed an amended complaint against the company adding microsoft to the lawsuit. steve is here with more on that. >> microsoft of course a major investor in openai elon musk added microsoft to his lawsuit against openai and co-founder and ceo sam altman last night the complaint filed last night with a slew of allegations against microsoft related to its partnership with openai and it echoes the themes from antitrust regulators around the world that they have been investigating into microsoft as well among the allegations in this suit against microsoft they say microsoft is giving openai free or cheaper pricing options for cloud computing on as you're, squeezing out competitors there, says microsoft has an exclusive deal for openai -- for early acces

and that's openai, sam altman. it's in some ways a really smart move because after all, he wants to regrow san francisco. he talked a lot in his advertisements about having san francisco come back. ai is a big part of that. a lot of these startups, and the biggest one is led by sam altman. so to sort of have him on board makes sense. it's obviously a concern because when you give one ceo a big, big mantle, you're saying, well, there could be some conflict of interest here. and that's what we have to watch every day that we do our jobs. but it's a good move because this is really what san francisco is counting on. ai startups, business, bringing people back into the downtown. well, i'm wondering because you mentioned, you know, the ceos, they usually would stay behind the scenes. they would give money to both sides sometimes, but now they're choosing to take the mic. will it actually make a difference? you know, it could. and really we're watching elon musk and donald trump really closely for this. and so far it's b

by the bay. >> sam altman, ceo of openai is a key adviser for the new san francisco mayor and does underlines part of the tech industry is. the philanthropist steps into the mayor's office in january, altman will be a key spokesperson for ai in the city which is an economic cornerstone here if you look at commercial real estate. the city has the highest vacancy rates in the country, 36.9% per cbre. there is optimism that could improve thanks to booming ai startups like openai. according to costar 15% of office leases in san francisco have been ai companies and openai designed the largest commercial deal this year. altman wealds tech influence beyond ai. he did run a famous start-up incubator that backed names like airbnb and stripe. current ceo gary tan has been a vocal critic of laurie, the tech community has gotten engaged in local politics in the past couple years. has advocated for business tax breaks for tech companies to incentivize them to relocate here. think back to twitter that had a massive tax break moved to mid market street. that did not keep twitter around. you look at x, actu

especially i was intrigued by sam altman. right?penai and i wonder if you plan to make ai or technology a centerpiece of maybe rebuilding san francisco's economy or how you solve problems? >> absolutely. first off, the sky is the limit and we are the home of ai. we're going to continue to double down on that, but we're going to bring a diverse group of companies back to san francisco. i want the message to be loud and clear that entrepreneurs and innovators and creatives are welcome in san francisco. again, we're going to do everything in our power to make sure that san francisco is once again considered and is a world class american city, and these are the people that are going to help us get going over the next 50 days until inauguration day. so we have a lot of work ahead of us. every day is busy. i will say this mayor breed and her team have been incredibly gracious, helping us on the transition. we have a lot of work to do and i appreciate all of their support. >> real quickly, i want to touch upon michael tubbs, who is also in

>> oh bazooka joe for sure. >> no, sam altman. >> sam altman is one i want to say shaquille o'neal.that just feels right. >> shaq and openai ceo sam altman are both doomsday preppers. shaquille o'neal is reportedly been building his own apocalypse bunker, and sam altman told the new yorker in 2016, quote i have guns, gold, potassium iodide, antibiotics batteries, water, gas, masks from the israeli defense force and a big patch of land in big sur. i can fly too. it's kind of a privilege thing. the idea to be so rich that you can have a house, a summer house a vacation house, and in case house i live in a new york apartment. >> i don't even have a hall closet it's also like if everything really goes down i don't want to be here. take me let the zombies take a bite. i'm done. i don't want it. >> we'll see what happens after inauguration in january. yeah speaking of, i what i creation is upsetting some people. >> this holiday season. >> i know this one. the coca-cola commercial, they made it entirely out of ai and it's terrible. >> artists actors and filmmakers are angry that coca-cola

we'll ask him about sam altman and the bigger picture for his plans as mayor. daniel lurie joins us on our 7:00 news. all right. let's take you outside. let's talk about the weather, because it's about to change. a live look from our emeryville camera. it looks beautiful, but there's a big storm brewing. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking what could be our first atmospheric river. jeff. that's exactly right, jessica. and because of the heavy rainfall, we have coming our way, we do have a flood watch up in the north bay wednesday through friday. we'll talk more about the timing and the totals, which all those details coming up in about ten minutes. also, california wildfires impacting agriculture secondhand smoke doing just as much to damage those crops. flames. we're digging into new research on our climate in crisis series tonight. and a reminder our annual nourishing neighbors campaign is underway. it's a way to help families in need this holiday season. it's really easy here. just donate at the checkout. stand at your next trip to safeway. and than

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madison, what's his plan because that's some competition. >> yes, sam altman is throwing his white behindhallenger of chip making giant nvidia and pitching openai investors to buy in to ring ai. altman is pushing $150 million second round of financing for reign ai. it's a high performance semiconductors. makes sense for openai ceo toking baa the competitor and nvidia has a mere monopoly on these types of chips with around 85% of the market share. they're the most valuable company in the world. that bag is not too big to attract other players to not attract competition. also, openai is buying tons of nvidia chips. meanwhile mussing is talking to nvidia -- musk is talking about investing in his company. nvidia will sell openai chips even with the musk partnership. but for a major supplier of theirs, openai, to be close to a different company and founder, musk, who by the way, doesn't like sam obviously, that presents business risk. there's a opportunity very powerful and very successful company and if this happens, reign ai around $600 million and altman gives rain ai more credibility and p

most notably sam altman, the cofounder and ceo of openai. it is unclear how much influence one of the most powerful people in the tech industry will have or what he plans to do with it. lurie is hoping to bring more tech job to the city. and former san francisco mayor, willie brown, is optimistic about altman having a seat at the table. >> i would say that sam altman is probably going to be a better contributor and a bigger contributor than elon musk to the administration headed by trump. >> reporter: he also believes he's focused on san francisco's future. instead of political gain. >> i got to believe that his interest will not be the next governor or the next president. if that happens, he's got a good shot because quality people will work with him. >> reporter: the transition team also includes some veteran officials to help navigate the city government. an advocate for universal basic income, who is currently a special adviser to governor gavin newsom. there is also former san francisco fire chief, joanne hayes-white, a supporter of the

. >> reporter: lurie's list includes some heavy hitters, most notably sam altman, co-founder and ceo of openai. it's unclear how much influence one of the most power people in the tech industry will have or what he plans to do with it. lurie is hoping to bring more tech jobs into the city and former san francisco mayor willie brown is optimistic about altman having a seat at the table. >> i would say that sam altman is probably going to be a better contributor and a bigger contributor than elon musk to the administration headed by trump. >> reporter: he also believes lurie is focused on san francisco's future instead of political gain. >> i got to believe that his interests will not be to be the next governor or the next president and if that happens, he's got a good shot because quality people will work with him. >> reporter: the transition team also includes some veteran officials to help navigate city government, including former stockton mayor michael tubbs, an advocate for universal basic income, who is currently special adviser to governor gavin newsom. there's also former san

that's an experience i share with many people like reid hoffman, sam altman.were very close to him and then they weren't. silicon valley is littered with people like that and then there's the enablers who stick with them because they're going to get while the getting's good. why not attach yourself to this guy who is so rich? i don't know. we had a very unusual interview. we had many, six or eight, but one of the last ones was during covid and i felt a shift in him that was rather significant. he was very obsessed with the deep state. california was keeping him from his thing. he had a very dramatic idea about his company which at one point he told me if tesla didn't survive, humanity was doomed and i was like okay, sure. i thought is he kidding? i didn't think he was kidding actually. he got very attached to that idea he was a savior. >> kara swisher, thank you so much. >>> coming up, a verdict in a murder trial that gained national attention after two teenage girls in indiana were found dead in the woods in 2017. how this crucial video from a cell phone of o

. >> if you ask a sam altman how how something ought to be run, he is going to come into it with a muchr 15 years in a bureaucracy. >> lurie's transition team also includes former san francisco police commissioner paul yep, and former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white. >> now, the announcement to bring in openai ceo sam altman for the mayor elect transition team is getting a lot of attention. lori says his goal is to lean on the growing artificial intelligence boom here in the bay area. >> limit openai is committed to san francisco. sam and i sat down last week. i've actually known him since he was the head of y combinator. he told me he wants to grow his company here in san francisco. he has san francisco values at its core. we are the home of ai. i intend to lean on that and lean into that. he's going to help us make sure that entrepreneurs and innovators from across the nation and across the globe know that san francisco is once again open for business. >> now, the mayor elect also talked about the transition towards a car free great highway along that one part of ocean bea

one of my questions is as you look at what sam altman said about where ai is going, he said sometimes are building for where ai is right now as if the base of it will not continue to dramatically improve month over month and year-over-year. the question is where do you see ai being leveraged in education beyond productivity? the second is what recommendation would you have for policymakers giving your experience across the technology field? we have about a minute and a half. whoever wants to jump in. red pillar blue pill? edna: one of the things we talk about internally as a team is we are all students. i would say that to everybody in this room as well. we are all students and technology is changing rapidly. ai has been around for a long time. now it is becoming very popularized. we are talking about it more mainstream. it is changing every day. how we use it now, we've talked about it as a productivity tool, how it can help in education to help teachers, help students personalize learning and education. i would say it is important for us to speak out with each other in this room bec

we have to ask you, mayor elect lurie, about the decision to bring on sam altman, the ceo of openai. obviously, that's getting a lot of attention here. so help us understand this decision. how do you believe that that someone like sam can can help you to keep tech companies in san francisco bring new ones to the city and sort of overall reinvigorate the especially the downtown core of the city. >> well, with sam, the sky is the limit. openai is committed to san francisco. sam and i sat down last week. i've actually known him since he was the head of y combinator. he told me he wants to grow his company here in san francisco. he has san francisco values at its core. we are the home of ai. i intend to lean on that and lean into that. he's going to help us make sure that entrepreneurs and innovators from across the nation and across the globe know that san francisco is once again open for business. and what i love about sam, what we talked about is his commitment to the arts and the culture here in san francisco, and really leaning in like marc benioff and parker harris did with salesfor

of sam altman.e control. you would expect that to be reflected in that for-profit structure. >> larry summers also playing an important role on that board from what i hear. kate, thank you. we are tending toward the highs of the session right now with the s&p up almost one-half of a percent. the nasdaq up almost 8%. tesla shares continuing their surge up some 8%. we've got a lot more market coverage for you straight ahead. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. oooh. data driven insights, and large language models. oh, that's so rock roll. it is, right. he gets it. yeah. growing your business is easy once you know the moves. with godaddy websites plus marketing, you can quickly create a website, and ai will customize it for you. get your business out there and get more customers in here. no sweat... for you anyway. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. we i

he brought together a bunch of people from silicon valley, the current ceo sam altman, greg brockman, they came together with the top ai researchers from places like google and they were founded in opposition to google. they were founded because elon and some of the other folks were afraid google was racing ahead with ai technology and they would dominate with the superpowerful ai and this power would be concentrated in the hands of a single corporation and they thought that was a bad idea and was dangerous. so they wanted to create something that would be a counterbalance, particular to this entity called deep mind which was based in the u.k.. they were based here in london, they seemed at the time to be racing ahead in the developing of ai technology and it appeared google would just dominate the landscape so openai was founded in opposition to that and was supposed to be everything google and deep mind were not. google was this giant for-profit corporation, openai was initially founded as a nonprofit. deep mind was seen as secretive, openai was initially committed to making all of

in accusations against sam altman . if you are open , you've got to be worried.you are read, a big backer of kamala harris, you've got to be worried . you don't know what they can do. the uncertainty is the problem. you certainly have to the up to the trump administration, because this is the administration that operates in a very transactional way. elon understands that. he also wants influence for his various ideas about reforming the government, which i think he will run into a buzz saw of more difficulty than just busting people around. he has a tendency to wander into a company and kick all the trash cans and scare people. that is is thing. i don't think it is particularly helpful when it comes to government. you can't blow up rockets every day, you can't do that. >> musk owns twitter, there was talk on some sort of merging, do you think that is real? >> well, it would be an interesting thing. first of all, truth social has no business to speak of, i think my podcast makes 7 to 10 times more than they do. they are not profitable and are losing subscribers. t

he also serves on the board of a nuclear power start up back by open say i ceo sam altman. doug burgum who is trump's choice for secretary of interior. we have a lot of moving parts and the big selection for treasury, no word yet on where trump will go. as you say this idea of the stock market watching the so carefully, trump likes the rally and he wants to continue that. >> we will see we had we will talk to tom later about, bullishness is rising, a lot of people said people were dancing in the street. i don't like it whenever the cover of a newspaper says investors are betting on a market meltdown, that makes me scared. especially with 23 times earning with a lot of liquidity. can you tell us when we will hear? will it be this week? >> i was down in palm beach all week and we thought this was coming each day, basically and it did not come. you get the sense that trump does not like his options earls he would have made a pick between bessent and lutnick. maybe it means we have to go through a new round of interviews. i would say at least a couple of days but that is from t

his transition team includes former twitter executive ned siegel and sam altman. the co-founder of openai. >> you ask a sam altman how how something ought to be run. he's going to come into it with a much different point of view than somebody who's been in a position for 15 years in a bureaucracy. >> now, lawrie's transition team also includes former san francisco police commander paul. yep and san francisco fire. former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white. >> let's get out the door here at 740. i'm guessing today's commute is going to be a lot easier than tomorrow's here. james. >> that's what you would hope. but somehow, some way, for some reason, we have a lot of incidents we need to worry about a lot of backups and a lot of delays that you certainly need to know before you head out the door. we'll start you off in san francisco here, where we would know typically downtown area. the foggy area always going to be full of traffic by this time as everyone heads into the office. but we're starting to see that backup pretty early here, including a fire near

looking to apply some of the private sector efficiency to lurie's administration. >> if you ask a sam altman how how something ought to be run, he is going to come into it with a much different point of view than somebody who's been in a position for 15 years in a bureaucracy. >> lurie is also drawing from former first responders, including former san francisco police commander paul yep and former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white. an indication that he's focused on keeping his campaign promises to do something to address crime and street conditions in the city. >> and who better to tap than somebody who is a commander in the police force and the former fire chief, whose responsibilities in both cases were to deal with these these situations? and so i think he's trying to tap in to that expertise. >> and he's also drawing from the nonprofit world, a world with which he's very familiar, and bringing in former mayor of stockton michael tubbs, who is advising the governor on economic issues and founded a nonprofit aimed at combang poverty, as well as nancy tung, a former prosecutor he

you ask a sam altman how how something ought to be run. view than somebody who's been in a position for 15 years in a bureaucracy. >> laurie's transition team also includes former san francisco police commander paul yap and former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white. public health officials continue to raise concerns over a new e coli outbreak linked to organic carrots. it comes after mcdonald's announces plans to invest more money in franchises hit by a recent contamination problem. fox's jared halperin has more. coming up, jurors have a chance to question the man on trial for killing shap founder bob l in san francisco. the response by nemo momei. when they asked why he failed to call 911 after the stabbing many testified he stabbed lee entirely in self-defense. the jury turned in dozens of questions to the judge, one asking if, quote, if in fact, lee attacked you with a knife, why didn't you call police? well, many testified that lee walked away after the confrontation and they had no idea lee had been stabbed. >> whether they b

looking to apply some of the private sector efficiency to lowry's administration. >> if you ask a sam altmanhing ought to be run, he is going to come into it with a much different point of view than somebody who's been in a position for 15 years in a bureaucracy. >> lowry is also drawing from former first responders, including former san francisco police commander paul yep and former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white. an indication that he's focused on keeping his campaign promises to do something to address crime and street conditions in the city. >> and who better to tap than somebody who is a commander in the police force and the former fire chief, whose responsibilities in both cases were to deal with these, these situations? and so i think he's trying to tap in to that expertise. >> and lowry is also drawing from the nonprofit world, a world with which he's very familiar. and bringing in former mayor of stockton michael tubbs, who is advising the governor on economic issues and founded a nonprofit aimed at combating poverty, as well as nancy tong, a former prosecutor here in s

most notably, sam altman. the co-founder and ceo of openai.r how much influence one of the most powerful people in the tech industry will have. or what he plans to do with it. lurie is hoping to bring more tech jobs into the city and former san francisco mayor willie brown is optimistic about altman having a seat at the table. >> i would say that sam altman is probably going to be a -- a better contributor and a bigger contributor than elon musk to the administration headed by trump. >> reporter: he also believes lurie is focused on san francisco's future. instead of political gain. >> i got to believe that his interests will not be to be the next governor or the next president. and if that happens, he's got a good shot because quality people will work with him. >> reporter: the transition team also includes some veteran officials to help navigate city government. including former stockton mayor michael tubs and an advocate for universal basic income who is currently a special advisor to governor gavin newsom. there's also former san francisco

san francisco mayor elect daniel lowry just revealed his transition team that includes openai ceo sam altman former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white. lowry says the transition team is going to help provide counsel. he is set to take office in january. city workers in oakland speaking out against proposed budget cuts. a group of leaders representing various employee unions gathered outside city hall this morning. they're warning that the city's proposed cuts threaten essential services like public safety that comes as the city is facing an estimated $93 million shortfall for this fiscal year. the latest city report proposes cutting 34 million for fire services, which the unions call reckless, especially since voters just approved money for public safety. >>>>closing your neighborhood firehouse can mean the difference between life and death. the city spending has attracted attention for a long time, with a long standing pattern of cost inefficiencies. >ryan>we reached out to oakland's mayor for a response and are waiting to hear back. the city council is set to meet tomorrow to disc

are part of the team helping daniel lurie to take over as san francisco mayor, providing counsel sam altman and also on the team, a former stockton mayor, a nonprofit ceo and chair of the san francisco democratic party as well as a retired sfpd commander. lurie is set to take office in january. >>> perhaps the biggest story of the day is the weather has taken a turn. first alert weather now, zoe mintz here to talk about a storm that's going to bring a lot of rain to the bay area. >> oh, yeah. it's my first atmospheric river living here in the bay area, the first in my life, but it's going to pack quite a punch as we step out mid to late this upcoming week. look how high our rain chances are tuesday and throughout the next seven days. let's look at big picture pattern. this is what's most important, the fact we're getting a fire hose of moisture directly to california and today it's sunny, quiet. this is all ahead of that incoming storm system. we could see a little cloud coverage that will arrive tomorrow, but tomorrow afternoon it's just going to be the clouds. look to our north, that's wh

. >> sam altman, the co-founder and ceo of open ai and former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes. white lori says he's building a world-class team that shares his commitment to an administration rooted in accountability, service and change. lori's team says the group will provide advice to the mayor elected, helping build relationships with city agencies. coming up after the break, e-coli outbreak linked to a vegetable made here in california. what you need to know. >> and crop for celebrating remarkable women of the bay area. but we need your help to share their stories. if you know a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year and to that nomination by scanning the qr code on your screen or head to kron 4 dot com slash remarkable women will be right remarkable women will be right back. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretch

. >> openai ceo sam altman is one of the biggest names of tech players on the team, along with former twitter cfo ned siegel, mission asset fund ceo jose quinonez, sf democratic party chair nancy tung and police commander paul yep. lastly, michael tubbs of stockton knows a thing or two about being an underdog as one of the youngest mayors ever elected to office. how is that framing your advice to lurie? >> embracing being new, embracing being able to ask questions? because i think a lot of things people take for granted what i found by simply asking why or why do we do it like this? or can you show me the policy? or can you show me the results? we're able to change a lot of things because things were just happening because it was the way it was always done, and not necessarily because it was the best way to do something. >> the team ready to collaborate. >> usually those conversations are siloed and the tech people talk to tech people and the government people talk to the government people and nonprofit people talk to nonprofit people. >> hayes-white is hoping to break down city hall'

it includes sam altman, the ceo of san francisco based openai and former san francisco fire chief joannehite, as you may recall, became san francisco's first woman chief in 2004. but before retiring in 2019, paul yep is also said to be on the team. he is a san francisco police commander in the chief of staff's office. other names on the list include jose quinonez, the founding ceo of mission asset fund. ned sega, the co-chair of lowry's mayoral campaign. michael tubbs, the former mayor of stockton. and nancy tuff league, who works in the san francisco district attorney's office as the chief of vulnerable victims unit and community partnerships. mayor london breed conceded the election earlier this month. taking a live look outside in walnut creek, this midday sun is shining bright. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect. hopefully that sun's warming us up just a bit. not so much just yet, but it's going to be kind of cool. sunny and we are going to continue to see a break from any wet weather, as we are anticipating some coming in later on this week. so we are enjoying

that team includes sam altman, the ceo of san francisco based openai. former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white. white became the city's first female chief in 2004 before retiring in 2019. paul yep is also on the team. he's an sfpd commander in the chief of staff's office. other names on the list include jose quinones, the founding ceo of mission asset fund. ned sega, the co-chair of lurie's mayoral campaign. michael tubbs, the former mayor of stockton. and nancy khoi young, who works in the san francisco district attorney's office as the chief of vulnerable victims unit and community partnership. mayor london breed conceded that election earlier this month, a centerpiece of president elect trump's campaign was his promise for mass deportations. now he is signaling he may use the military to carry out his deportation plan. however, he's not revealing many details about how it would work. the president elect did respond, quote, true to a social media post saying he's prepared to declare a national emergency and use military assets for a mass dep

el alcalde electo de san francisco, daniel larry, ha contratado a sam altman, presidente de la compañía majestuoso evento que se llevó a cabo en la ciudad de méxico. nuestra colega ivette machín nos tiene todos los detalles. el evento comenzó con un impresionante número musical con alrededor de 200 mariachis en el escenario, llenando el recinto de emoción y orgullo mexicano. el jurado, conformado por 11 famosas figuras, estuvo nuestra jessica carrillo, emilio estefan, lele pons y otros latinos argentina. después de que las 125 participantes se presentaran una a una, se anunció al grupo de 30 semifinalistas, entre las que clasificaron 11 de las nuestras, incluyendo a marianela ancheta, miss cuba, la cual participó por primera vez después de más de 5 décadas. todas ellas desfilaron mostrando sus espectaculares cuerpos en traje de baño, mientras los jueces tomaban la decisión de escoger a las que pasarían a la próxima etapa donde entraron bolivia, méxico, venezuela, argentina, puerto rico, tailandia, nigeria, rusia, chile, dinamarca, canadá y perú. las 12 se lucieron en la pasarela como so

elon musk is wrapping up his feud with sam altman.d openai is trying to corner the market and sacrificing safety. openai didn't immediately respond. the ultimate fighting championship will be looking for a decade-long partnership when it shops media rights next year according to dana white. he spoke about his relationship with president-elect trump. >> when we first bought the company and venues didn't love the ufc then, he opened up the taj in new jersey and we did our first couple events there. he showed up for the first one and stayed until the last fight. romain: any planes to work for him. dana: no i do not know. ed: let's stay in the realm of fighting and sports. netflix down to present. tonight is the big fight. streamed exclusively on netflix. jake paul-mike tyson. it's been all over my social feeds. interesting moment for netflix. there he is and there he is. we can discuss monday. coming up, business leaders around the world are gathered in lima for the apex ceo summit. ♪ startin is never easy, but starting it eight months p

one of those innovators is joining his transition team as co-chair, sam altman, the ceo of openai. this is not ceremonial. this is someone that is committed to bringing change to san francisco. like the other co-chairs that we announced today, including retired san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white, former sfpd police captain paul yep, and michael tubbs, the former mayor of stockton. laurie says he picked them for their track record of shaking up the status quo. and it's not just about tech. it's about bringing our creative class back. it's about diversifying what we have downtown. and laurie says for the next two weeks, he'll sit down with department heads to figure out a plan moving forward. his number one priority public safety and increasing the number of sfpd officers. there is no question that we can get back to full staffing within the first term. it's going to take a lot of work. i am not daunted by the challenges ahead. almost every person coming into this job over the last decade has said the same thing. will laurie's plans actually shake things up in a struggling c

aquí se los comparto, entre ellos sam altman, ex director ejecutivo de openai, con base en san francisco mission y ex alcalde de stockton, michael tubbs. por otro lado, el gobernador gavin newsom ha designado a 2 residentes del área de la bahía para las juntas estatales. se trata de justin fields para la junta directiva del consejo de humanidades de california. Él es cofundador y director ejecutivo de sidekick data, un asistente de inteligencia artificial para bienes raíces. además, está ada noam, quien es quien también fue designado para la junta de la feria del condado contra costa de la asociación agrícola del distrito 23. estos puestos no requieren confirmación del senado y no hay remuneración involucrada tampoco. por otro lado, la aerolínea de bajo costo spirit se declara en bancarrota. silvana henao, de nuestra cadena hermana cnbc, nos explica lo que significa para los viajeros. hola amigos. yo soy silvana henao y este es tu informe cnbc para telemundo. spirit airlines ha solicitado protección por bancarrota y tratará de retomar su negocio tras años de pérdidas crecientes y un inte

sam altman, for example, who sat where you are now shared his worst fear that ai could, quote, causenificant harm to the world end quote. but as he sat with me in my office and described a less advanced version of his technology, he assured me that there were going to be safeguards, red teams, all kinds of guardrails that would prevent those dangers. we're here today to hear from you because every one of the witnesses that we have today are experts who were involved in developing ai on behalf of meta, google, open ai, and you saw firsthand how those companies dealt with safety issues. and where those companies did well, and where they felt short, and you can speak to the need for enforceable rules to hold these powerful companies accountable. and, in fact, senator hawley and i have a draft framework that would impose those kinds of safeguards and guardrails, and impose a measure of accountability and we are open to hear from you about ways it can be strengthened, if necessary, or improved. but my fear is that we're already beginning to see the horse out of the barn. mr. evans and mr.

at a local level, the new mayor in san francisco has appointed sam altman to be part of his transitionisory team. he has said it in past interviews that sam is one of the most important people in the world and is living in new york city. there is an obvious incentive on both sides for the mayor to both take advice from someone who is so powerful and also for openai to be a potentially bigger part of civic engagement. caroline: we thank you for all things ai both local and international. coming up we will hear from the binance ceo as bitcoin heads towards $100,000. ♪ caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i am caroline hyde you new york. we are up 1.5% for the week on the nasdaq 100. the best week since the start of the month when we learned the outcome of the election. we are making up some of last week's erosions. nasdaq 100 is down on the day slightly. largely because of nvidia. off by more than three percent after earnings came after the bell wednesday night. as we head toward the weekend, more profit-taking happening on the name. bitcoin up .7%. $98,741. it continues to

chatgpt and founded microsoft and venture capitalist reed hoffmann as defendants and accusing openai sam altmanmpant self-dealing and de facto merger with microsoft. openai, microsoft and hoffmann, none have immediately responded to musk's latest lawsuit. which ising shares around $135 each of the value of the company more than 250 billion. that's a lot of money. and xai bringing to 45 billion and double its valuation from just a few weeks ago, stu. stuart: must be ai. david spunt joining me. david, we know about matt gaetz. who else is trump adding? >> a couple of big names. todd blanch is the president's personal defense attorney in three of his most recent cases. he's going to be the deputy attorney general if confirmed, essentially running the department and blanch fought against jack smith and doj in court and will run day-to-day operations of the justice department as deputy attorney general. man behind him in the previous shot is imal bove and he's another trump defense attorney and that's him in the blue tie. he was chosen to be number three as doj. matt gaetz, allies of the former cong

this is something sam altman has talked about doing these with regularity, something where we see companiesstriped that have stayed public for an extended amount of time, do not expect openai to ipo next year. this is probably the best path for them as far as employee retention. caroline: well said. thank you on the latest when it comes to softbank and openai. coming up, more in the venture space. the company's founding partner joins us on their space investments. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ caroline: this is bloomberg technology. the ceo of pony ai's joining bloomberg technology to discuss the self driving technology companies ipo. this is bloomberg. companies like spacex and blue origin are helping archer in a new wave of mainstream space exploration. they are not the only firm searching for answers in this guy. that is why 776 has already made investments in other space companies. let's talk through them with katelin holloway, cofounder of 776. we are not talking about reusable rockets, we are talking about mining resources in space. how you get to visualize they can build a totally

>> gillian: make sure you join us this weekend or "fox news sunday," guests include open ai ceo sam altmanhairman mark warner and former secretary of state condoleezza rice. thanks for watching "special report." i'm gillian turner washington. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ >> lisa: i'm lisa boothe in for laura ingraham and this is a special editio

caroline: is interesting that we have heard sam altman discuss this.s a weird law with nai, genitive ai that the more you bombard -- the more you throw at it the more sophisticated the large line which models have become. does it feel like we are hitting a peak point? do we need more synthetic data? is it clear information about what the limitations are? rachel: there are problems and solutions. this is not the end of the road for ai development. it means companies -- we should expect to see, and concentrating on the kinds of things they do later in the process of building these models. it is often known as posttraining. the things they do to fine-tune them, get them ready to be released to the public. openai released a model called o1 that does what it is calling reasoning. compute near the end of the process. it takes approximate user -- a prompt from a user and does a lot of calculations before it gives results. sam talked about agents. anthropic announced an agent. there is reporting that google is working on a similar kind of thing. i would expect

>> julie: other cast virginia senator mark warner and sam altman, ceo of the openai right here on foxak of the struggle -- there is pretty hot meals and thanksgg meals being given out. they were still a lot of donations. >> mike: for the folks in north carolina that lost everything when helene hit a warm thanksgiving day mail means everything. big businesses and small volunteers on the ground to make sure these families have something to celebrate. >> hi, how are you doing? my name is stephen wilcox and first up i want to say happy thanksgiving day to their families and my folks back home. i love you. my baby brother. i hope everyone is having a good holiday season. we have so much to be thankful for. ♪ ♪ (vo) weight loss is changing. for so long, i felt stuck on repeat. i tried, and tried again. lost weight, gained it back. but zepbound means change. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, zepbound works differently. it's changing what i believe is possible when it comes to weight loss. i

some of the members include sam altman, the co-founder and ceo of open ai and former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes. white lori's team says the group will provide advice to the mayor. elect and help him build relationships with city agencies. well, the cold weather, good news for skiers and snowboarders and people who loved winter sports. >> northstar ski resort in the tahoe region. opening ahead of schedule is going to be on thursday. the resort says it's eager to welcome the guests back after seeing some consistency, snowfall. >> they don't really have to be making. >> they the mother nature provided an opening before thanksgiving. they always sometimes are worried about that this year. yet no problem. they can open things up. in fact. >> there may be too to deal with here in the coming days. a storm system rolling in and yeah, io is going to be rough. that's going to be a series of storms headed up in the high country. so heavy snow expected with some strong gusty winds may be over 50, 60 miles an hour across some of the peaks there. snow levels at the start out fairly low at

>> gillian: make sure you join us this weekend or "fox news sunday," guests include open ai ceo sam altmannd senate intelligence committee chairman mark warner and former secretary of state condoleezza rice. thanks for watching "special report." i'm gillian turner washington. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ >> lisa: i'm lisa boothe in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle." breaking news tonight, the ap is reporting that canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in florida to meet with trump at mar-a-lago, more as we get it but, first it's a thanksgiving week miracle. joe biden actually spoke to the press. >> president biden do you except expect to meet with trump again during the transition sir? >> i expect to. >> lisa: he didn't have too much to say other than that yesterday he did a whole lot of whining, first how he doesn't like trump's tariffs. >> i hope he rethinks it. i think it's counter productive thing to do a lot of things we said before that we -- we have unusual situation in america. we're surrounded by the pacific ocean, the atlantic ocean

we will talk with openai ceo sam altman about his vision to optimize benefits and mitigate the risks.y important moments in history of technology. >> reporter: the former secretary of state on the fight to maintain superiority as china pours billions into ai research. >> simply we have two win what is now the most important technological arms race and maybe human history. >> join us for the state of ai next sunday. >> gillian: that's diversity thank you for joining us. i'm gillian turner in washington see you next week and we will see yo u a number of people are expected to travel this thanksgiving holiday. i'm betty, you live at oakland airport with a look at the holiday rush upon us straight ahead. >> fire and medical and arrived on scene and were able to remove the person from the vehicle. but unfortunately

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something that sam altman may be trying to get ahead of, as his nemesis, musk, is fully in trump's earhis congrats to the president-elect and added, it is critically important that the u.s. maintains its lead in developing ai with democratic values. musk has criticized google and openai and pushed the development of open source models, which his startup has been developing. some critics of open source argue that they're riskier than closed source ones because they allow unrestricted access to advance ai capabilities. there's been reports that china has taken advantage of that. countering china, that's been a central narrative of trump's campaign and within the ai industry itself, making america first in ai would pave the way for power plants necessary to support development. so in short, kelly, ai under a second trump administration, likely to accelerate. and we're seeing the early reads through that. >> one of the biggest secular growth stories we have seen in a long time. deidre, thank you very much. deidre bosa. >>> now to tyler mathisen for the cnbc news update. >> kelly, thank you