>> thanks commissioner stacy and thank you for the updates. the (clearing throat) one of the things i think that is remarkable about the program i got to hear first hand earlier today, i had received an visitation of invitation done tons of work in the community and made and collective lbe local enterprise local contractors including mr. williams that is here and hear all about the positive experience they have having an opportunity to partner with the puc and the projects along the lines of what we're hearing in the southeast. i think for commissioners probably know it is really innovative the idea do partnerships are important because this is a communicated where a long history of kind of not us but predecessors doing the wrong thing in the community in memoriams of contributing to the environmental health hazards and lack of opportunities so the fact the community benefits policy and the justice policy and the investment in the contracts center and the local investments and other programs are part of giving back to the community and like it

commissioner arce. >> thanks president stacy. things i wanted share that are of interest to me for future conversations. one, something i just heard about within the past week from some sacramento folks i work watch this apparently -- well is talk of -- the potential follow be up on a visit i made a couple years ago as the city official and wear iing prior hat i worked the city's director workforce development and two years ago visits hummingbird farm. for folks that may not know it is amazing resource. a partnership with our agency and [inaudible] communities based organization doing lots of work for decades in the community. and i got to see an amazing facility. i was almost embarrassed i did not realize it was there being a soccer parent. going off to the side and seeing the amazing plant life and herbs and local native species and also classes and events a real great resource with the workforce development bring nothing youth to learn urban farming and gardening. had a chance to catch up with the sdpeem terms of making my rou

roll call >> stacy. >> aye.e. >> aye >> jamdar jofrm aye >> leveroni >> aye >> read the next item. >> approve contract number swon 20 sunol valley water treatment plant with smith incorporated. good afternoon am prescribe. manager for progress manager bureau here to request approval of amendment one the contract 40120 engineering for the sunol water treatment plant project. this is a map of the water system. this the sunom water pleasant is in sunol, cal camp a critical piece of the water system required to treat up to 160 million gallons i day of raw water from the san antonio reservoirs during an outage on hetch hetchy system. left 10 year the pleasant has not upon experienced more algae blooms. in november of 2019 commission award where are within 20 to smith for contract aim of 15 million dollars and contract do you recall egg of sick years of the service include planning, design and construction support on a rural water treatment facility remove taste and odor from the supply. >> this table shoes the contra

stacy, what are you expecting from jensen tonight? >> yeah, as you said, jensen puts on a pretty good show. we'll see if we get updates on the data center side of things, blackwell, rubin. this is also the consumer electronics show. we'll hear about gaming, automotive, probably hear, as you mentioned, rumors, maybe that they're pushing into the pc space. probably hear a lot about robotics and a.i. at the edge. i think he's got plenty to talk about and plenty for people to still be excited about. >> how much is the story going to be what is being announced nvidia, not just nvidia-specific but, sort of the whole ecosystem of a.i., this becoming now the mainstream, it's not just corporations, a consumer product at this point, or we're enters that phase? >> yeah, i -- i hope we're entering it. and we, you know, we had some updates today, some keynotes from intel and amd, and they both talked a lot about a.i. pcs where we have yet to see that driving a lot of incremental strength in the pc market, but i think there's always hope. qualcomm,

nancy, susan and stacy?> i hope that it continues and that the first ladies continue to do vital things. we did not mention one of the new developments which is their foundations that empower barbara bush's foundation, 100 million for literacy. mrs. johnson's wildflower foundation, 6 million for wildflower so that's another new development, and i'm thinking here saying, would we like to have the man and -- and certainly, you know, that would be lovely to have and what role that person to follow and to see the first lady as the first female president. >> i just hope that they continue to break the barriers and move forward in whatever way is best for the country and themselves. >> great. >> i agree, and i would like to see americans in general give more credit to first ladies and pay more attention to the work that they do in and of itself. >> yes. i've got to say with what all of us have said all day, that is so important. there's still -- we're taking baby steps, but history has not filled out robustly on t

i think to stacy's point, i, you know, i think are all spot on. these things tend to drive more compute and, and you know, do i want to, you know, say today's the greatest entry point for nvidia on itself. no. there's sentiment that can overcome things for a while. but if you look out, you know, six, 12, 18, 24 months, you're going to need more chips. you're going to need more high end chips, you're going to need them from the best companies. so i just think it's not a game changer for the demand for compute and high margin compute. it's never been true that i think what they said is right. we've never had enough high end compute. sure. yeah. >> but but if anything i wonder if it's a game changing moment for the market itself in that, you know, these stocks had once again taken a bit of a leadership role. and here they are coming into earnings season with a bar that was probably higher than not, just given what the stocks had done. now we're talking about tariffs. again. we had this you know spat with columbia where that goes or what else is next

stacy: it says so in the papers. problem with the stock and the whole space yesterday is that the headlines emerged from the circus over the weekend was basically they built openai for $5 billion and it is clearly not true. i have to say, there are two models, a base model and then a reasoning model which is the one that everybody is adding angst he over. v3 was trained on fairly high end nvidia gpu's and they had tens and potentially hundreds of millions of dollars of work that went into it, work on research algorithms and they say that in the note. they do not include that. that was just for that model. they took the v3 model ended reinforcement learning to develop the reasoning model. they did not actually disclose what they did to train the reasoning model. so i do not know like how efficient it was to do that. i do know that thev3 model was efficient and there were some reasons for that. in the paragraph you just read, the models are actually really good and i do not want to discount that they are fantastic. the

stacy is a history professor who had a long interest in first ladies. so much so she teaches a course on the subject at iowa state university. a board member and served for the national first lady's library and has a new book coming out this fall and you need little introductions. as we know susan was here in 1984 with her mother for the first lady's conference. helping her mother launch the national breast cancer awareness month. served as a national spokesperson for breast cancer awareness and serves on the board of the directors of the betty ford foundation. welcome to my pan gift here. nancy, you have incredible audio visual work. i want to note the work of the staff at the gerald ford presidential library. many are here now. they found it in our archives and digitalized it to make it available today. their work is what liz carpenter said, i think these presidential libraries have the papers of the first ladies and the women in their administrations really have a gold mine. the story of the american woman in or out of the white house has been very u

it's targeted to the mobilize fighters, community leaders in civilian, stacy, as opposed to your operations. this public school professor who asked to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation says the crisis was inevitable. research the exam, perfectly a simple thing. my students were telling me teacher, take care of yourself, something horrible is about to happen. and it's so hard to see how these kids have normalize the situation that is not normal. it's abhorrent fox and the other and dominate the culture that they were in agreement of thoughts that all came apart. they pretend that they represent somebody geology. the truth is, it's all about drug trafficking. nothing else, not anymore. this price is it has already become a major burden for the city of coke with that it may or told us that they were able to serve 6000 launches today. but with more people are arriving practically every hour. they fear that they will soon run out of resources. guys, now we already need help with the knife. well, for 3 days already, we had planned to receive 2000 people in max. by hey, we're trying to save

and joining me on stage are nancy keegan smith stacy cordery and susan ford bales. nancy we've already heard your biography, but stacey, a history professor who has a long scholarly interest in first ladies, so much that she now teaches a course on the subject at iowa state university. she's a flair board member and has also served as a bibliography for for the national first lady's library and has a new book on elizabeth arden out this fall. and then susan ford bales needs a little little introduction, but just, you know, a break for you very. gotcha. but as we know, susan was here in 1984 with with her mother for, the first lady's conference. she helped her mother launch national breast cancer awareness month. she's since served as national spokesperson for breast cancer awareness, and she currently serves on the board of directors of the hazelden betty ford foundation. so welcome to my panelists here and actually just going to go ahead and get started with nancy, who has some audio audiovisual work. i do want to note the terrific work of the archival staff, the g

rough kind of sign, palestinians have begun the challenging task of rebuilding the homes and galls of stacy even a mile highly close up with some of them. the start of the war ended, thousands of families returned to their partially or completely missed tried homes and due to these rights and improved the war, the slaves were more than. busy a 117 days. this family and actually yeah, yeah, neighborhoods are with her and they're pushing this ride home and trying to bill. busy was there actually they are trying to build homes? i know a very few ensure and it's the same thing. we're seeing their loved ones for their return from the southern parts of the gods is for miss on housing and man is trying to rebuild and reconstruct this wrong that that was very down by the as well in the ministry. this is not a single family is a story, but a story of over an entire community. they've got their houses in the neighborhood and destroyed. they are trying so hard just to reconstruct and they were using stones which have if haven't been effective by these were any war, then i'm going to had your high up o

and the most concern unesco, given it's stacy commitment to hope servants of human rights, mutual respect of the patient of poverty. are you aware that stalled? how it is being clear that the site that people are being moved or just completely clicks that we have a web. and when we receive a sufficient, we will request the government and do a story to, to provide what clarification. so this has been going on for 23 years. have you told a government that has to stop who these people have to get themselves back to our decisions? because we have a decision making process or issues related to a, a, the, the, in the far from an awful lot, communities has been passed with by do business. but come off your web portal. why don't they pop on a monday at noon op, what she couldn't understand was flying? they were asking her to leave when encore was registered or described as a world heritage site. there was recognition by unesco at the cambodian states, 112 so called traditional villages had the right to remain present. so in other words, people who had been there for decades in generations had the

this is one where eventually to stacy's point, what makes it go down from here?re the old ceo and the stock is doing better with no ceo, you have to sort of think maybe i shouldn't have been there in the first place. >> would you rather choose intel? >> i'm going to rely on you to tell me. >> the choice really is do you go with the dog, lots of problems, potential of up side. >> i think you go with the dog. >> you choose the dog over nvidia? >> well, i don't know about -- well, yeah, it's proven. there's a lot more head winds, a lot bigger target on nvidia's back right now with china/u.s. and granted if that gets better, enjoy back to the last segment, and nvidia could maybe regain some of its footing. the truth is there's a lot in that stock price already factored in. >> and there's nothing in intel. >> nothing in intel. >>> coming up our last two trader acronyms of 2025, while courtney is traveling the world looking for gains, and how steve wants to knock out the competition. we've got their picks next. more "fast money" in two. that's right craig. pulling in t

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do take care thomas david and stacy. - caitlin doran — along with her grandparents and animals — includingave been forced to evacuate. she told me about the speed at which the flames approached: we sat on the patio of our house for three or four hours just watching the smoke, but the fire was going the opposite direction so there was not like lots of water coming on the other side so we were not too worried about it, fire is fire, but while, fire is fire, but wow, that changed very quickly we started to get worried around 3pm orfour pm., got the tortoise out of there and got him down to the 800 block, we are up the 1100 block so close to the trees in everything, but once we got him out, we were able to get my grandparents out of their house but that is always a challenging thing to do when you left the home. let's talk to the panel,. joining me tonight are nathalie tocci, italian political scientist and international relations expert and chris bruce, policy director for the american civil liberties union of georgia live up or the vortex on one because of the united states and the horrendou

hey, stacy. good faith. not let me try and get loud enough most. go to home in the time. yeah. i was talking to my son to natalie communicate aston isley smith. how many times? how many times as we send this to me, those i'm his options to go to isabella's flow. let's see if natalie in the house i'm. i'm late because he's trying to just nice although i'm not allowed because this doesn't exclude. we decided post on ty, khatri. just need know meadows easy to see what we can attend, the rentals for your safety as labor me to be any i'm a good place was closing the trees on the inside squeaking closest meaning. oh, just kind of got a told you and the kids that are really still in hiding abroad the the, by the early 1950. can you? it became one of the centers of resistance to colonialism in africa. the british invaders infringed on the most basic rights of the local population. great britain pursued the policy of squeezing out the local population from their indigenous lands. the best airable areas were given to white farmers, dooming canyon step 5 or de and hunger. this caused the

but stacy wants to avoid flood shit . so it had this out and delivered on the present. the outgoing us secretary of state on the blinking is repeatedly had told does he attend, suzanne to plan for a loan form is you're still on the deal between is well on to him. us fast as a growing number of idea of to refuse to the of i'm left in agreement this week. that's the time when i have to say.

this is a picture of myself and my wife stacy with then president trump in 2019 at an event in palo alto. >> reporter: political experts say the inauguration comes at a pivotal time for american politics. >> it's a very interesting time in american politics. i think we're going through what they call a realignment which is when both parties are kind of redefining themselves and will probably hold onto whatever definitions come out of the trump era for the next 30 or 40 years. >> reporter: dr. nolan higdon, a professor of history and media studies at uc santa cruz, says trump winning a nonconsecutive term is telling of the state of politics in the united states. >> when a country goes one direction for four years, then undoes that and goes a different direction for four years, then undoes that and goes back the other direction for four years, that's emblematic of a country that doesn't have a vision, doesn't have a direction. it really is symbolic of that gilded age period. >> reporter: burns says contra costa gop members are optimistic for the next four years. >> trying to tamp down infl

tell us about these latest strikes that listing on gauze or stacy, because you'll see injured people arriving the at i'll acts the hospital will attacks are being carried out across the gaza strip. not only limited to the northern part, but we're talking about the past hour. have been just one and a half hour. we talk about more than 10 years tribes and attacks carried out in northern part of this trip java city and the central air is just the pos minutes. have been very difficult with talking about a group of people in the streets of the town. that's the northern part of the city . and we couldn't really a but noticing a lot of a lot of civilian vehicles arriving to the hosp, the he pulling up in the yard of the hospital, bringing an injury. is it from the attack of 3 people so far confirmed, killed in the talk and some of the, the body to arrive de, we happened to be outside here. we looked at these body, the quite shocking to see one of the bodies came in, half of the lives are gone and the other one completely. so with, with the blood and covered with that, with dirt from the int

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so it can offer of stacy american should try austin, greenland, as what country bed like to live in. it is a really, it is the prime minister of greenland declared that they do not want to be either danes or americans. they want to be greenland as a month and i think we need to listen to the greenland as fast. we listen to the inhabitants of crimea, the inhabitants of don't bass and overall caea to learn the stories that attitudes towards the regime that came to power through an illegal cou data, which was not accepted by the residents of crimea, nova russia, and don't bass. but this is in full accordance with the rights of a nation to self determination. in cases where a nation being part of the largest state consider is that it is uncomfortable in that state, and that it wants self determination. in accordance with the un counselor, a large state is obligated not to counteract based on what else to him directly to the new models when we so survey claims that are the health of greenland population are in favor of joining the united states. however, it was cars out by an american pos

arrives the opposite of the wireless, sion of human rice and the most concerned unesco, giving it stacy commitment to observance of human rights, mutual respect of the patient of poverty. are you aware that stall heard is being cleared out to the site that people are being moved or just completely click set and we have a web and when we receive a solution we, we request the government and your thought it is to provide what clarification. so this has been going on for 23 years. have you told a government that has to stall who these people have to get their souls back to our decisions? because we have a decision making process or issues related to a, a, the, the, in far from and often local communities has been passed with by do the heavy pitch committee. and that's also the reason why this site is going to be again a x of mine and the next comment. hello. instruct, upset plans when will be owned. removing stoles. a so could discovered an absolute unofficial arrives at our home bay mobile weighing hymns. mama pack a mobile way put promptly out. you can vote in proper to your records on th

volunteers prime minister has joined the countries president and slamming the landscape well, but fits so stacy is sick of seeing the ukrainian leader begging for handouts from the west or god knows what you're going to do. cranium, president continues to damage just like this. if the courtney president continues to damage the entire european union like this, the slovak republic will show that it is a sovereign country at this moment, zalinski deliberately damages the slovak republic and the european union. so what can we do? first, we can stop all humanitarian aid, even what was recently approved by the government of the slovak republic. the 2nd possibility is that the government of the slovak republic is determined to significantly reduce or even completely remove various social benefits that have been given to credit and citizens who came to the slovak republic. since the start of the military conflict. well ukraine and brussels concluded to basically screw over e u countries likes it. ok. yeah, that we're still dependent on russian pipeline. vast trends that through ukraine and how they do

crisis. catherine story as more from the border town of audrey in john's is one of the biggest problem, stacy in 20 i in address is a lot of jeff w mean had been talking giving them fluid, but said that fluid is not enough. so we are a center for a choose rainy. yeah, the center is not run by the you when it's actually being run by the rest of the use themselves or refugees, faces collect some money from abroad. and so many of these children are often, some of them not know where the parents are. then either i just kids who have come from the neighbor lives because they don't know how uh, foods back home. so right now they are been given us some sort of car, a milk and a rice, the directors here. i say that they're about to ask me, how does it to when he's come here in the morning to get this. another problem that many people are talking about is just a lot of things. get mostly just all for the refugees. you know, the government had been planning to send some of the older children to local community. true value is not profitable because as the india are so many for some of these kids, this i

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these live pictures that present joe biden. stacy's monitoring the situation. there's also a federal assistance with officials of orders evacuations, as they will witness, could find the flames even more rarely colson as well, and or the worst, is yet to come. with the warning from los angeles officials as night fell on the pacific palisades, fire crews are bracing for the already fast moving fire to strengthen fuels by strong wind fires. with this close to the cars, people left their cars and houses drive burning up the hillside, palm trees, everything's going. and the wind and the firemen are great. but crews were battling smaller fires in the area throughout tuesday, trying to get them under control before they were whipped up by the powerful when we saw this really claiming debris landed in the road that's best to get out of whatever the flames dotted the hillside coming dangerously close to some homes, completely engulfing others. it's just so sad, and i feel for everyone this last property and here's, i've never been this close to california is governor p

television, excitement and relief surrounding the return of some of the hostages, didn't down, put in stacy as him for the weekly anti government protests in tel aviv hundreds took to the streets of the city, demolishing. do authorities fully implement the sci fi deal with him us to get back to a meeting 90 hostages, who is now being held for almost 500 days. protest is raised pictures of those still captive along with banners. holding for those safe were time they were based independent journalist david is a lie to is of the view that the power in good health all the free. it is way the hostages calls into question the claims of mistreatment spot him. us to look at the bill as soon as were released from is really prisoners. their situation is far worse than you just by looking at them. you can see that there are worse off them when they entered. and these are people who been living under occupation and under siege, so their situation was bad when they entered to begin with. and then some visits to look for even a few days ago, another video sneaks up, the config drilling of motor, the pris

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well, trump signed the rest of executive orders and stacy office. my kinda has more details from washington dc. the president trump rolled out a number of new executive orders. among them was one insisting that the investigation into the assassinations of john f. kennedy and martin luther king be made public now in the pos, the f, b i and the c. i a have resisted to making these investigations public, arguing that it would not be in the, in national interest. but now president trump has insisted that they must be released. he's given the director of national intelligence and the attorney general 15 days to come up with the plan to release the j. s. k. investigation and $45.00 days to release the investigation into martin luther king in another executive order. he gave a federal recognition to the love to be tried in north carolina. now the significance of this is that the tribe has been trying to get federal recognition through congress for a long period of time. however, during the electoral campaign in north carolina, and then donald trump promise

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and why stacy travels to be seen to for the talk about this engagement on the board. a dispute since the sold will fall off. the recommendation for the 2 countries are full. think about now we're seeing big from industries. india's foreign secretary, a wizard, be he's it's, it's a tony was a team there for uh, for 2 days, $26.27. so i'm looking at this, we hi never in with it from india in just 6 weeks. and here are this particular was it, or forms that for, for your window it from mystery. he's expected to meet with the of the vice foreign minister in china and all the leaders are expected to talk about a range of issues. foster schools is that the scene gauge meant and the of course the, the border dispute wherever this engagement has reached and what can all be done builds so that support number one. the number 2 was the resumption of direct flights between, between your dental and vision. that's sort of the issue is optional resolve extremely important to a given the fact that off to the standoff along the line will actually control and 2020. in that sense, still

and it's operation for the upcoming summer season on stacy of our do not all see from and that's always good to have you with us here on, on the international coming up next page level and across the whole team. and we're about with more news updates and 30 minutes. so you then, the welcome across the board horns were all things are considered on peter lavelle who would have thought greenwood would be close to the top of the trump foreign policy agenda. summer, calling it the new imperialism with a copy. this includes looting. america's allies, also what is behind you on must war on europe. to discuss these issues in more, i'm joined by my guess, george samuel l. e. in budapest, he's a pod cast or the guy go which be found on youtube and locals and assemble. we have headaches that are real, a model excuse in story and, and political commentator by gentlemen cross that grows in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let's kick this off with george george. i mean, considering all the things we've heard from the truck like incoming trump ad

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one area of gauze, or stacy by 13 members of one family have been killed. other people are missing or trumped under the rubble to move in areas and goals have been under siege from over 90 days. and there's been a total brocade on a well, i thought highly to is one of the few journalists in northern garza. he sends us this report from the scene of the attack without any sort of warning this way. the army can, with its a mastercard, against the hoods comedy, and as you have one neighborhood killed entire family. and this is the bumps high for these way. the only committed the mess across in the, at a ship of one neighborhood unless it gets inside the bones house and show you how it looks, likes and show you the level of destruction was people are trying, as neighbors are trying to well out. the dead bodies of, from on the, the rubble i kind of smells. i kind of smell the the blood that kind of smells the bones, human flesh. and again, the book was the law. this is a human here had been killed by the is a tax against the whole family and this other no. the mo

i talked to, i can just open the gate, which was breaking news to stacy himself, who hails from egypt, put, pay there a pair, missing both countries, the same difference. the machine and sold was walking. network met never apologized and repeat off to me. donald trump that i'm real life gas can always be bad, is out and printed transcripts a 150 times in a single. yeah. as it turns out, the little machines at some point glitch on this one. the wheels stopped it to just come off. nobody is id the like, but the like a really like her dress particularly there wasn't a bigger scandal where i'm by the time of children's presidential debates, it was running on empty and they continue to move into we get the total balance or easy to do the total initiative relative to what we're going to do is to for border patrol and more side of the trunk. i really don't know what he said at the end of this is i don't think he knows what he said. either look 19 minutes of stumbling and freezing and the post quickly confirmed it was a total because all sta jill did have very best to, to how has been done. y

the crazy thing is, if democrats believe stacy abrams, i believe that is the best or republicans. >>he biden shift in america and democrats really need to or they will keep moving. i think it's a great clip and dismissed the mark in this controversy. we know after the horrific tragic terror attack in new orleans, it had a moment on espn and sports do not acknowledge what happened to show unity and patriotism but espn decided they didn't want to show the national anthem or usa that i'm about to show and play for you. and they are crime bowel and it was important. >> that is so cool. after the ball of silence national anthem, continuous the crowd which is capacity starting to chant usa. there's nothing controversial about it. a way of chanting for joe biden. this is something espn should embrace. what is with network? >> i think stacey abrams and executives at espn are reading off the same sheet of music but what i love is these moments captured might not have been on espn but the internet never loses. we have these moments in the american people are more united than they give us credi

the army has carried out a series of attacks on gaza, stacy palestinians in those are using any materials they can find to carry the wounded 2 ambulances. the number of people killed in those strikes is unclear. or.

in the fall from being a at belmont, antoine and the inc. dream, a posting and a ira. play in the stacy week. the p. o is fall to feet, k y a is where it is out of play garza and they, they, they are of the countries especially the got us got a countries all have being both in both on the ground. and i know from them that they are not a dismissing this option if the negotiations about the permanent degree and the piece process based on the 2 state solution. getting my view would be the ideal solution. we've heard that so there is a control center being set, helping kyle for example. but it's going to involve caught out on egypt in the us. the 3 main elements of the 3 main mediators of this is far the what i want to while drawing your experience in terms of having set up the oslo accords. um the main consideration level default would be to try to avoid a return to violence. i immediately feel like need to return to violence in the event that either side is perceived to have been breaking their side of the the agreement. is that a way of using that mechanism as a, a pressure evolve? if yo

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