sap and we are matching non-sap data to it with databricks so companies can build one harmonized data layer for. >> their. >> end to end value chain. >> i think for us. >> this is game changing. we've been working. >> on it. >> one year. with christian klein. >> the ceo of sap. >> and this. >> is. >> sort of an. >> oem or white label as it's called, which is the whole product. >> appears inside sap. >> so all of databricks. so the way i think about it is the. >> most important. >> enterprise data on the planet. >> today is actually. >> sap data. >> it's sitting. >> in these. enterprise resource planning. >> systems. >> and now. >> you're marrying it with. >> the best data. >> platform in the market. >> in addition to their partnership, i spoke with the databricks ceo about the impact of deep sea and the sapko, about what customers are doing in response to tariffs and potential tariffs in europe and other regions. >> when i'm talking. >> to other ceos these. >> days, clearly a big topic. >> is around the. >> fragmentation of supply chains. >> and you. >> localize more and more to suppl

that's the big difference between using sap databricks and other platforms.n a huge conversation lately around inference costs and i'm wondering if you have seen them go down. what does it mean for databricks ? ali: inference costs have gone down all the time. we have a research team dedicated to optimizing the software portion. then there's the hardware portion, which we don't build, but we are seeing 2.5 to three in the software. what does it mean? it means that it's much cheaper to build applications on top of ai. it's kind of crazy when you think about it. zooming out, it costs less than a dollar to produce one million words. that's basically three books. you can get ai to produce three novels for less than a dollar. that's what cheaper inference means. it unlocks all of these applications and that's what we are excited about. for those applications, you need special data. that is all that will matter. for enterprise to have the special data, how do you combine it with the special data they have with the inference that you can build these applications? ti

but it turns out the tree sap is good for other things as well, like bourbon.a taste. >> reporter: and there begins the old ritual of the new england spring. it's maple sugaring time again. most of us are familiar with the northeastern tradition of taking maple sap and turning it into syrup. a process once documented right here on cbs by our own charles kuralt. >> smells good. this annual harvest is all the sweeter for being a gift from the trees. >> reporter: takes 40 gallons of sap to get just one gallon's worth of maple syrup. >> it's really wonderful. >> good. >> reporter: but that was then and this is now. at steve finnan's twelve mile creek maple farm in naples, new york, in new york's finger lakes region. >> we've verified it's nice and clear, and no we're putting it in barrels. >> reporter: the machinery is modern and the final product -- >> cheers. >> reporter: cheers. probably not what you were expecting. >> that's so good. >> it's 40% alcohol. >> reporter: this used to be sap in a tree? >> sap in a tree. >> reporter: that's right. this not your grand

>> sap in a tree. >> reporter: that's right.e spirits he makes at hollerhorn distilling not far from the maple farm. >> there have been times that are pure magic where everything alliance and they are into a beautiful long run of some amazing high quality syrup that tastes phenomenal. >> reporter: neubauer combines locally produced maple syrup with water and yeast. then distills that fermented mixture, transforming the golden nectar back into a clear liquor. >> that's the spirit that we are pulling off. >> reporter: the color comes from the barrel aging process. the labels are drawn and designed by his wife, melissa. >> it's maple syrup, yeast and water. >> reporter: that's very, very smooth. >> it's really different than anything i is ever tasted. now, before you at home start adding water and yeast to your maple syrup in your kitchen, just know -- >> it's a labor in energy and intensive process. >> reporter: is it more expensive than rye? >> probably ten times the cost. we need few of those things that maybe don't make financi

and then as we look toward the evening, we're looking at san jose sap center at the tank. there will be a sharks game tonight, so we're hoping for the victory. but we do advise that there will be some crowds heading there. excited folks. no problem. for northbound 101, your typical little bit of slowing shows up around oakland road. and remember, just like yesterday, we still have highway nine closed because of that slip out. so that will be inaccessible around sanborn park. back to you. thanks so much, mike. a game day tradition we all love to see. we are talking about those super bowl commercials ahead on today in the bay, the way one silicon valley tech giants taking the opportunity to highlight small businesses during one of the world's biggest sporting events. and even as his allies try to walk it back, president trump is speaking further about his plan to move millions of palestinians out of the gaza strip. plus, an emotional goodbye big breakup that has warriors and fans pretty bummed out. but the excitement now building for a new warrior on the roster. much more ne

so notice on sap, be the left to pay this. so they love the handley i found on 5. no, no, no, no, no, get dates and all that baby go to see that they knew i need to read the mail. the dish. i'm only yeah. yes. who knows that to the generally to seeing if you get the will a local main though they let the lean. anybody, you are the lives name floating down a little below the u. c. c. i mean, he can even begin ocean city, uninstalled, the official voice below that the new police to a shambles down in that genus of daily audio, the chest. i don't know if the lucy out of me in green out. i mean, they go nano by fish relay the message i lead designs, we get the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, we must start by recognizing that returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders is an unrealistic objective. in his 1st meeting with nato member nations, the us defense secretary rebuffs the idea that your brains pre 2014 quarters have neighbors and present russians to this in alexander finnic will be released from a us jail. his attorney tells r t t. the news follows most o

you pick german software company sap. how come? >> you know we love the european market.e just way more compelling. back to buy great companies, reasonable price. and sap is sort of like, if you will, a larger than oracle or or maybe a salesforce and has a platform similar to servicenow. so it's a second derivative ai company, really early investor in ai. and you're starting to see that come out in the earnings. i don't know if you saw a week or two ago they reported beat on the top of the bottom line trading at 22 times earnings, growing at 36% a year. i mean, what a great example of second derivative ai in this early part of the ai tech red bull market. >> and brian's been pounding the table on the german stock market, doing quite well lately. >> i've been you. >> were drawing attention to it. >> drawing? yeah. i'm not pounding anything advocating. i wrote about it one of my predictions a year and a half ago. awful economy. but that's, i guess, the point. james dimmock, thank you very much. main street research. >> pleasure and stick around. up next, we reveal the winne

in 2016, san jose and the sap center hosted super bowl opening night, but most of the other events centered in san francisco. but this time, the bay area host committee's president says all parts of the bay area will be more involved. >> music festivals. parties, food festivals, things that the residents of the bay area can actually take advantage of as well. hitting a more diverse population. attracting a different demographic, allowing for more people to see and enjoy the sport in the game of football. >> and that work has already started. the host committee and san jose mayor matt mehan spent time in new orleans this week, learning from the team there to see exactly what it will take to bring the big game here. >> i was looking at things like street closures and outdoor, you know, block parties, the public art and live music scene. it was an incredible experience to walk around for a couple of days and see how they tied it all together. >> 40 niners ceo jed york says the bay area has gotten a lot of negative press as of late, but with a world cup and a super bowl coming to town, it's an

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legendary musicians are preparing for a concert next saturday at sap, but today they spent the day with our damian trujillo talking about the fear and realities of president trump's new immigration policies. they're known as the band of the people, four brothers and one cousin. for more than 50 years, los tigres del norte have been singing about the immigrant experience, the highs and the lows. today, the grammy winners returned to their hometown of san jose, joined by local immigrant rights advocates, to deliver a message. we are part of the community, so it's very important for everybody and for us to know our rights, to know how we can survive all this, because we travel a lot and we can feel now after the new president came in, you know, we can feel the, the people is kind of scary. you you hear the comments. the band says they're bothered by the rhetoric aimed at all immigrants, and they simply couldn't just sit on the sidelines while ice agents begin ramping up deportation actions in their own backyard. a life artistically and personally are a start here in san jose, and our commu

we're on santa clara street right by sap center. and if you take a look over here, you'll see this underpass. this is where san jose's department of transportation is going to be keeping a keen eye on during the storm, because this is an area that is flooded in the past. this is more than just muck. this combination of mud, roots and debris clogging this storm drain in east san jose can be a menace, whihich is why san jose crews are digging it out before the storm hits. because if they didn't, more than likely it would flood. because just because the drain is blocked from all the mud that's inside. crews cleaned out more than 90 storm drains in east san jose, but the city has more than 35,000 storm inlets. so when the rain starts falling, the transportation department will have teams on call ready to respond. we also do have portable pumps that we can station near flood prone areas, in case we need some backup to help. there was so much debris clogging this drain. crews say they need to call in a special vacuum truck to suck it out.

for example, this underpass here on santa clara street by the sap center in san jose is known for flooding. it wouldn't be unusual if it did flood tomorrow. that's why the city of san jose's transportation department will be out here to make sure that if it does start to back up, that they can get it unclogged as soon as possible. yesterday, workers with the city of san jose, they cleaned out more than 90 storm drains in east san jose alone, sometimes doing it by hand. other times having to bring in a large vacuum truck because there was so much muck and debris. the city will also be positioning portable pumps in areas prone to flooding. up in the north bay, the santa rosa fire department tells us evacuation warnings are still in effect for areas hit by landslides during last week's storms. that region has already seen around three feet of rain this season. the ground, as you can imagine, is saturated. the fire department is warning people about the possibility of more mudslides, downed trees and of course, those flooded roads. so just being aware of your surroundings, being signed up for

china trade war are sapping sentiment on the markets. let's bring in mliv strategist mark cranfield. give us the deep dive in terms of market reaction in mainland china on the reopening after that lunar new year holiday to the second round, in terms of the trade war of the u.s.? >> as avril was saying, on the surface, it looks as though chinese equities are not doing great. if you look at the major indices, csi 300, shanghai composite, they have been choppy all day. under the hood it is a very different story. it is becoming a stock ticker's market. target gains for software developers, particularly those in the artificial intelligence base, people benefiting from the deepseek narrative. there is gains for metal companies like tungsten-related companies because china will put tariffs on the u.s. in that sector. you have the e-commerce sector not doing well because u.s. post have put restrictions on packages coming from hong kong and china into the united states. it looks as though amid the fog of the tariff situation between the u.s. and

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marianne raj this area of santa clara street near sap center has flooded in the past. so the city says that it's going to be monitoring this underpass during the next storm. crews with the san jose department of transportation spent the day digging out mud and debris from clogged storm drains. they cleared out more than 90 drains in east san jose, but the city has more than 35,000 storm inlets. so when the rain starts falling, the transportation department will have teams on call ready to respond. we will also have people stationed at at low lying areas all over the city. we have 31 pump stations that make our storm drains function, and those have all been cleaned and maintained. loosen it up and if needed, additional crews will also be brought in to respond to flooding. there was so much debris clogging ts drain that crews had to call in a special vacuum truck to suck it out. now, during this upcoming storm, if you see a lot of flooding in your neighborhood, be sure to call 311 to report it so crews can get right out there and clean it out. reporting live in san jose,

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we're on santa clara street right by sap center.nd if you take a look over here, you'll see this underpass. this is where san jose's department of transportation is going to be keeping a keen eye on during the storm, because this is an area that is flooded in the past. this is more than just muck. this combination of mud, roots and debris clogging this storm drain in east san jose can be a menace, whihich is why san jose crews are digging it out before the storm hits. because if they didn't, more than likely it would flood. b

still passive sap are all set on our program at least to some right. but it's a season that to think about site claims. there's a potential development in the call. see the, i don't think it will come off another wall into the western side of australia, but that line of latitude you followed long takes you to vinyl off to housing. so i just need some news about spa hoff. the months average is folding already, so it's a wet times a year that has a cost and a lot of flooding in the north of, of queensland and there is more to come out on the shore breeze or convergence line . so that'd be flooding here. we've already had at least half a meter of writing that could be the same to come again. and that circulation remains off show to the west the over here because the lines that i'll show breeze means that most really big sacrament cities are going to be reasonably cool features in the back. very obviously seen 45 degrees recently still 38. mind you in melbourne, asked for new zealand, find looking day for you. 21 in wedding to the sun rises brilliantly her

again, you can only because they are from the warrant. ukraine big sap maybe bought some of the military industrial complex, and the crazy brand new national slide part will be will sell them instead of being at the margin. so green, what does expire? anybody to, to high positions? a rush chill last of course, because a couple were understaffed. you green became so much where it was most of the little ducks you were a because last, it's a profitable relationship with russia and mary cooled and promptly is a, is a for a magic person. i don't want to idealize him, he's not. the idea is to be smart, that she wants to make money and she is a very much curious stage. and by the fact that we have spent $113000000000.00 on support for you. great. do you guys some of the information she thinks that she can quote them, say that by you bring your natural resources. that's going to happen when one of us will tell you that or the least she may stop rosie. you know, this is of what the see kind of still going from. that's what the email i sent here . are you bringing up the word losing and georgia, t

that's going to add this sap today. and it's a concern that people show worldwide. for example, in indonesia, one of the storage of supporters of the palestinian pools. lopez say that the white house, this latest palm will violate the human rights sophia, and plates residents as much i need. i think trump's plan has gone too far. indeed, america sometimes likes to interfere in middle eastern affairs, but i think this is too much more over. this means that gaza will fall into the hands of america and israel and also the us says it will evacuate or rescue. but what i hear from other media is sometimes the people they are in quotes rescuing. they were abandoned in the desert or even killed in the middle of their journey to flee. instead you can, you could say this is again genocide. and if i ask them again and again, the we as indonesian citizens, especially as muslims, but strongly oppose the american plan to relocate the palestinians, to jordan, or wherever. because that land is land that belongs to palestinians who were born and lived there being. so we are very muc

branches th, the thorns deter or before, as from nibbling on its soft wood or siphoning off its precious sap. the, and mammals are not the only thread here. the thorns also provide protection against birch that could damage bunch or be caring strangler fixed eats strangler. fix wrapped themselves around their hoss tree, gradually suffocating it, until all that remains as a wooden skeleton. the thanks to his defenses, the young cape latrete usually escapes this fate. once it has been shored and reached the top of the forest canopy, it sheds the now redundant armour, the k punk like every organism in the forest is part of a wider network that breeds feeds reproduces and interact. mm, biologist, leticia. but a shame is a specialist in rain forest, greenhouse gases. she's researching how they interact with other ecosystems and also affect human life through the air that we breathe. desi shows, dispatch is unique things happen here. say for a force or a global important inside their, our green loan to the actual i took it down to show rain forests are extremely rich and dense and you go system su

headlines in germany were like, when will the time come that sep thinks about leaving germany -- that saps about leaving germany? it goes beyond ipo's and innovation. it goes deep to the markets. it's become a threat to europe. the companies have a feeling this is not the place to be and move elsewhere. tom: as you say, partly, it's a sentiment story as well as the mechanics of these markets. what is the fix? what are regulators looking at to change that dynamic? >> there or a couple things that need to be done. the first is regulators are working on a bigger market, bigger overview of liquidity, because if you look at europe, you have 30 exchanges, a dozen clearinghouses, a slim and streamlined infrastructure. the needs to be consolidated so people have a better idea of where liquidity is. that is one thing. the other thing they are working on is making a listing of companies easier so you remove the bureaucracy and paperwork and give companies a chance to go to the stock market, maybe even earlier. overall, i would say that is the biggest issue. you need to change sentiment and have the

coming to the bay area playing oakland arena february 20th through 23rd and sap center.a brave new world. >> that's at nine on abc7. >> we'll see you guys shortly. it is chilly out there this morning, 30s and low 40s right now, so it will be chilly with that frost advisory in the northy until 9 a.m. temperatures climb into the 50s with lots of sunshine, so we get a brief break in the stormy weather today. but it is cool for this time of year. tomorrow, though, rain and wind return. it's a level two moderate storm on our thursday. amanda. >> all right drew, thank you. we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app app and 7 news.com. the news continuesnd 7 >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> covert, really? you must be new. wait for it. [ applause ] >> robin: anthony mackie exclusive clip from captain america. give it up for this great man. [ applause ] latest installment from the marvel universe as we continue to countdown to captain america with cap himself. >> i'm here. >> robin: been over ten years si

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they will be back in san jose for a concert at the sap center on february 15th. live in san jose anne ruben ktvu, fox two news. >> after the bay area was hammered by heavy rain and gusty winds yesterday, we are getting a closer look at some of the aftermath and the damage left behind. skyfox flying over sonoma county this afternoon. this is parts of guerneville still flooded today between flooded roads, mud and landslides, and water rescues. emergency responders in sonoma county were kept very busy today after that heavy rain. ktvu tom vacar reports on the aftermath of the storm in the north bay and the cleanup efforts. >> evacuation orders were still in effect wednesday afternoon for the low lying areas of the russian river for 34 miles, all the way from healdsburg to jenner on the pacific, people under the 36 foot level were ordered to evacuate, but many folks did not. according to one knowledgeable source, sonoma county fire had to do three water rescues early this morning. >> so it doesn't take much with this water on the roadways. if you can't see the center

we are on santa clara street near the sap center, as i mentioned in san jose, which does tend to floodthis will be one area that the city of san jose's transportation department will be keeping an eye on tonight, going into tomorrow. yesterday, workers here in the city, they cleaned out more than 90 storm drains in east san jose, sometimes by hand, sometimes by a large vacuum truck because there was so much muck and debris. the city will also be positioning portable pumps in areas that are prone to flooding. up in the north bay, the santa rosa fire department tells us evacuation warnings are still in effect for areas hit by landslides during last week's storms. that region has already seen around three feet of rain this season. the ground is saturated. the fire department is warning people about the possibility of more mudslides, downed trees and, of course, flooded roads. so just being aware of your surroundings, being signed up for emergency alerts, but also taking the time to survey your properties, especially with the amount of rainfall we've had this year with soil saturation and

you head over there to sap center. a little flashback back over to you.t remember any of that. laura has no idea what we're talking about. she's like, but she's adding it to her spotify. remember that? oh, oh, oh, back to you. oh, no, you gotta go. it's 540 right now. coming up next, love songs. we're talking about helping california reach our climate goals. just ahead on today in the bay, the new local facility now leading the way. and the plan they have to help find more equitable climate change solutions. and the department of transportation says elon musk and his team are going to plug in to america's air traffic control. plus, you're able to send firefighters there as soon as possible, and they get to the fire when it's something very small. it's a very easy thing to put out. moving the bay area forward with a device developed by a stanford online high schooler who is trying to get firefighters to respond before those wildfires spread, or help them to. we'll show you the hope that it promises. but first, here's another edition of our school shoutoutt

. >> i can tell you sap in germany, stock is strong. i can tell you some japan banks right now are strong. so there's definitely -- they're starting to come on a little bit. we're weir -- really till the big cheese. why? if dependability. if i think that's so important. i've always worried about china, what are they going to say the next day. right now they're being much more friendly to companies and much more friendly to the stock market versus two years ago when they destroyed -- charles: i want to get to that in one second because one of the key figures there, but you always follow earnings very well. earnings and reaction to earnings. these are the biggest nasdaq winners of the year, and almost every single one of them had great earning. palantir's up 43% -- i'm sorry, 57. super micro up 57%. cvs, which is coming on strong, tapestry earnings, uber, meta, of course, many think they might have had the best report of them all. this earnings season has shown us some really big winners or companies that are turning it around. >> and it'

in 2016, san jose and the sap center hosted super bowl opening night, but most of the other events centered in san francisco. but this time, the bay area host committee's president says all parts of the bay area will be more involved. >> music festivals. parties, food festivals, things that the residents of the bay area can actually take advantage of as well. hitting a more diverse population. attracting a different demographic, allowing for more people to see and enjoy the sport in the game of football. >> and that work has already started. the host committee and san jose mayor matt mehan spent time in new orleans this week, learning from the team there to see exactly what it will take to bring the big game here. >> i was looking at things like street closures and outdoor, you know, block parties, the public art and live music scene. it was an incredible experience to walk around for a couple of days and see how they tied it all together. >> 40 niners ceo jed york says the bay area has gotten a lot of negative press as of late, but with the world cup and the super bowl coming to town, it's

magic in the stars coming to the bay area playing oakland arena february 22nd 23rd and sap center.ce.com today. >> it's the final days of toyota's presidents day sales event. shop great dean 16 toyota hybrids from the longest lasting brand on the road. toyota. let's go >> if you're just joining us, here are the seven things you need to know this morning. number one, we are tracking a level three strong storm that has soaked us already this morning. live doppler seven showing you that heavy rain over the past six hours. we remain at a level three all day long. more nuisance flooding is possible and the chance of thunderstorms this afternoon. >> number two, it is a messy morning commute. we're getting a lot of reports of crashes in milpitas on northbound 880 before mission boulevard. there's flooding reported in the area two feet deep. that caused a two vehicle crash, and it's now blocking the two right lanes. traffic is heavy around dixon landing road. >> number three, we have seen flooding in several areas already. this is what it looked like on i-5 80 in oakland earlier this morni

for example, this underpass behind me here on santa clara street near the sap center. this is an area that tends to flood. so the city's department of transportation will be keeping an eye on this tonight, going into tomorrow, if they need to get in there and unclog whatever might clog up. this was the scene yesterday. workers with the city of san jose cleaning out more than 90 storm drains. this was in east san jose. sometimes doing this by hand, sometimes via a large vacuum trucks. there's so much debris. the city will also position portable pumps in areas that are prone to flooding up in the north bay, the santa rosa fire department tells us. evacuation warnings are still in effect for areas hit by landslides during last week's storms. that region has already seen around three feet of rain this season. the ground is saturated. the fire department is warning people about the possibility of more mudslides, downed trees and flooded roads. if you're thinking about driving to that large puddle or pass that road closed sign, don't. it seems that no matter how much educati

also capital for two programs we have what's called the serp and a sap are the acronyms the sidewalk inspection program, the sidewalk inspection repair program that for public works does more proactive sidewalk repairs. and then there's a sap where it's the accelerated sidewalk the second day accelerated sidewalk abatement program it would come to me thank you where we work with the homeowners and residents and to try to proactively expedite known defects in sidewalks. so those are capital funded programs that again just are coming off those usually in our prioritization score quite high. it's an important program. both of them are so we expect funding to come back from that in the next one. beer and street repair if you look at the the big delta is actually in the second year in fiscal year 27. again capital that's the organization and the bureau and our department that does pothole repair the capital pothole money is not included in that so it's driving that as well. >> some equipment purchases urban forestry is pretty flat street environmental services that where all the street cl

>> i saw them when they were at sap center a few years ago. >> how was it? fantastic. really good? >> loved it. i mean, it brings you back. >> okay. >> and that brought me back. >> it sure did. >> coming up on abc, seven mornings at six, we continue to track the storm making its way across the bay area. >> strong wind and rain pounding the north bay. we're going to take a look at the problems we're seeing from the latest storm, and what it means for your morning commute. >> and a meteorologist, drew. tim, we are tracking this strong level three storm. live doppler seven showing you we have been in the heavy rain all morning long. flood watches are posted. a lot of water is standing on our freeways this morning, and a flash flood warning is in effect in the santa cruz mountains. we stay wet all day long. now abc seven mornings live. >> now at six. an accuweather alert a strong storm is moving

you look at this underpass behind me here at santa clara street near sap center. this is an area that is prone to flooding. so the transportation department with the city of san jose, they'll be out here keeping an eye on this when this storm comes in tonight through tomorrow to make sure that if it does flood, someone's there to unclog those drains. yesterday, workers in the city of san jose, they cleaned out more than 90 storm drains just in east san jose alone. sometimes by hand, sometimes by a large vacuum truck. the city will also be positioning portable pumps in areas that are prone to flooding up in the north bay. the santa rosa fire department tells us. evacuation warnings are still in effect for areas hit hard by landslides during last week's storms. that region has already seen around three feet of rain this season. the ground is saturated. the fire department is warning people about the possibility of more mudslides, downed trees and flooded roads. if you're thinking about driving through that large puddle or pass that road closed sign, don't. it seems

the band has sold out shows at sap centers also performed at napa's bottlerock.e in napa valley last year. when i first formed back in 1986, the hall of fame calls them the most popular and influential latin rock band of all time. >> every time we're down, you can make it right. and that makes you love us. >> backstreet's back. all right. the legendary boy band announced the las vegas residency at the sphere. the show, called into the millennium, celebrates 25 years since their hit album. it will run for nine dates in july and pre-sale tickets. they are live tomorrow with general sales starting next friday the 21st. you guys are going to snag some tickets? >> no, i don't go to that stuff. i wasn't even really big into them when they were first out there. i don't know, they were not my thing. >> i'm sure it's going to be i'm different. i didn't really kind of get into it when they were first out, but now it's total nostalgia. >> yes. >> that's true. yeah. it's like, okay, i can, you know. >> and here's the deal. like back when they were big, we didn't have money t

you've also got sap in there. you've got some other tech themes. you've had siemens energy. had some sort of ai themes and defense themes and a stock specific level. >> and i. >> think you're right, as we. look forward to sunday and this very important german election, there's some hopes that, you know, maybe whatever administration comes in next could relax the debt brake, could relax some of the fiscal policy and could enable some stimulus for europe, which, of course, is what the us has been doing very aggressively in the last couple of years. so that and i think we should combine that theme with defense. right. because that could be. >> one of. >> the ways that europe decides to actually spend some more money or needs to spend more money. and that could be how we get around some of these rules and regulations. >> it does feel like the market is priced for effectively a perfect outcome when it comes to the german election, that we are going to get a much more business friendly coalition headed by merits. but if we've learned anything over the last several years, it's that

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trying to get back in that game, i tried to get people to buy a share or two of stock, but college sapsights out of you in so many financial ways. i now regard it as a total hardship to even contemplate savings. but once you're out in the real world, it's imperative that you save, preferably through a 401 k plan at work or even better, a self-directed ira. now see, i always prefer the latter because you can pick stocks, not just pick from options chosen by your employer. they typically have high fees that really knock your return down. that's for another show. this is where you have to begin the mix of index funds and individual stocks. remember, i prefer both. there's too much risk in individual stocks to just put together a portfolio of names of your own choosing. so at a minimum, i'm demanding that you put your first ten grand of savings from your first job into an index fund. the s&p 500 be my favorite. as i've mentioned before. now i know that some will argue with this. i see them arguing on social media, i don't care, i know the truth. the possibility of one really bad stock hurti

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they've sapped all the energy out. so, i mean, i have a whole chapter about how to start is any speech or presentation. there's there's no one way to do it, but one of the simplest ways to do it is just to say hello, you know. and most of the time when you say hello, you're smiling. most of the time the audience will say it right back to you. and it pretty much works anywhere, anywhere, all the time. and it works even in a work. you can work at a eulogy. i mean, it's so simple. and i put it in there because when i advise clients, i'm stunned at how often people just don't say hello or greet their audience or good morning. there are other, more sophisticated tips in the book, i promise. but that is a really simple way that you can connect with your audience. and what ben is alluding to is so we were foreign policy speechwriters. we were really lucky. we got to go. i got to go to more than 40 countries with president obama. ben went to even more. and so one of the reasons i believe so deeply in the lessons in this book i