liz young, tom lee, i hope we will as well. tom lee will be part of the financial advisory on may 22nd. that is the day that invidia reports earnings, remember? now looking at the biggest names not that you are talking about that one but it is one that you cover, connecting all of the dots >> i will cover it on may 22nd. now, newell brands is up. they grew the glue and yankees candle and raised them $8 as demand returns. barclay says wait until the fed cuts interest rates if you want to see the stock rebound big time. shares of onholding are soring, 18% after they reported a first earnings, the net sales grew by 21%. i would say take a look at everyone's feet in new york city and that will tell you. the stock is on track for the best day since march 2023. i have two pairs. >> all right, good for you. christina, thank you. back to you in just a bit. >>> we are just getting started. let's get a check on shares for alphabet. the conference n the way out on google. we will bring you up to the latest and alphabet shareholder will br

tjx, then, after the bell wednesday, nvidia, i am looking another a thomas lee note this morning, tom leeing this week an a.i. week he says, there are several poret related events today monday, microsoft is holding the windows surface ai event tomorrow to 23rd, may 21st to 23rd microsoft build ai event on weathered after the close nvidia reporting first-quarter results, tom lee says we expect these events to he reinforce improving visibilities capability of a.i. sending these stocks higher your thoughts. i think he is absolutely right. i think look you and i talked about this we are very much in infant stages of ai very important week video crowded trade we know while maybe priced to possession of, wang constantly giving positive again i think this is one of the 4.5 billion dollars in revenue but whisper number is more like 26 billion, in revenue so going to be interesting to see how the market reacts, what that number is 24 billion going to be viewed as disappointment? if whisper number is 26? what will they do? i hope they sell it off i would like to buy more cheaper i still think a tho

i've got to say, tom lee at fund strat, he nailed it, he nailed it again. good for you, tom lee. read his note on the air yesterday telling us he expected a rally after the earnings even though we saw consolidation going into the quarter, people were selling the stock going into it. because it's up better than 200%. tom lee also noted that there are interesting corollary ideas around nvidia, he mentioned the two that he thinks are the most interesting, cadence and super micro yesterday. we've got lots of boats being lifted this morning kyle, talk to us about the other companies you think will benefit from nvidia's strength and long-term reach. >> sure, maria. i can talk about cadence, super micro can, amd, they're all going to m benefit. i want to look at where the puck is going. i want to look at commodity prices, copper up 30%, gold at all time high, they're the best natural conductors of electricity. nvidia needs energy. the data centers and the companies that will supply them, whether utilities or nonregulated utilities, constellation energy -- constellation energy is up 150%

there's even more pressure on. >> shannon, is it time, as tom lee says, to buy in may? >> well, i agree with steve, again, on a friday, feeling very benevolent powell has set the course. despite you have other members coming out saying she doesn't expect any rate cuts, it's either for rates to remain the same or go lower we had the spike up yesterday, higher than anticipated. you have the weak consumer confidence today to resume its disinflationary trend puts the rates back on the tabling. you're moving away from this environment we had four or five weeks where everyone was focused on can we justify valuations if we're not going to get a rate cut this year? or what they were fearful of was the rate hikes hikes appear to be off the table. you look at valuations and say, okay, where do i want to be in this market? do i want to be in equities given we have seemingly a similar or better environment coming in the second half of the year and that's even without talking about earnings that's just on the valuation side >> what's notable, jimmy, is how we've gotten to the doorst

you heard tom lee give his own reasonings. bmo going to the highest target of 5600 really on a day where we have new closing highs on the s&p. we had new closing highs on the nasdaq, and we're pretty much going to be there for the dow if we can hang on to this level, maybe add more for the remainder of this day. >> sentiment and position as two indicators never let investors and traders down. when you look at sentiment, you heard so many people that said throughout the course of the second half of april into early may, well, 5%, was that enough? i'm not so sure that was a normal correction. we need a little bit more. >> well, because it wasn't a normal correction. that's the thing, right? you didn't get what some would suggest is your typical flush. >> why you didn't get that is because the ekoe >> why you didn't get that is because the eco data is between a soft and a hard landing. it's the firm landing. it's the right landing that gives the federal reserve the reason to move monetary policy and because of the advancement of

tom lee is on the other side of that trade. he writes this this morning in his note.ven if the report matches consensus of three tenths of a percent, we expect this to be positive for stocks. in other words, we are buying equities ahead of the april cpi and of course equities are higher this morning. there's a lot of nervousness, dennis, and that's why gold is also up this morning. we had a higher than expected jobless claims report yesterday, lifting the bets of a fed cut this year. meanwhile, investors are watching the japanese yen, worrying it could raise a series of devaluation that's could trigger a new asian currency war. by the way, dennis, the yen is down better than 9% year-to-date. so take that on for us. gold and what's going on with currencies. >> first of all, gold is -- i've been bullish of gold for two and-a-half years. i continue to be bullish of gold. we have the inflationary concerns and geopolitical concerns that are driving gold prices higher. i think one way to measure it is that last summer gold, spot gold relative to the russell 2000 was trading

but if bitcoin got to $8 trillion -- >> a coifed tom lee or wild tom lee? >> it was wild tom lee.ave your or my emotional wave length, joe, you know, we have a tendency to sign and co-sign. >> our product. >> no. i need more product lately, joe. not less product. more product. >> go ahead. go ahead. go ahead. >> i have a political -- >> go ahead. i know where you're -- >> what do you think i'm going to say? >> i know where you're going. >> i'm going to sit over here and i'm going to represent 80 million -- >> big news of the morning, the last 24 hours -- >> you're going to gang up on me. >> the big news of the past 24 hours is biden is going to debate trump, trump is going to debate biden. what do you think of this decision? is this a good idea for biden, bad idea for biden, good idea for trump, bad idea for trump? what does the cage match look like, the results? >> i think it is a great idea for biden. and i think the trump team is probably now looking at those conditions that mr. trump impetuously agreed to and they're probably worried about a few of those onditions. so now what

tom lee -- where's tom lee now, 150. >> this year, i think. >> you think you could have a run, it's alreadyde a new high, now it's backtracked, retraced a little bit. you can definitely have a pop to 10 $0,000. and if they start to cut, and we go into the back half of the year and the markets start to rip, i think this is where you want to be. >> saw those paypal, his comment, dorsey's comments, i mean, there's some -- there's some very smart people that do not think it's a pet rock. i still don't know. >> yeah. >> you know. i mean, i have an idea, but i don't know if i would mortgage my house. >> might be a first of pet rock here on "fast money." >> up next, your final trades. final, i mean, hopefully not final, but -- right? none of us want. >> for today. >> for today. okay. >> why not? >> because. i'd like to wake up tomorrow. ea. (jen) so we partner with verizon. their solution for us? a private 5g network. (ella) we now get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. our customers get what they want, when they want it. (jen

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i'm reading a note from tom lee, the s&p 500 is closing out a strong week with the gains on the s&p 500for the month of may of about 6%. we expect markets to shift and fear of may to buy in may. as each week has passed this is been the case. were talking about a big week for a.i. this week microsoft is hosting the window and surface a.i. event yesterday today until thursday microsoft build a.i. and of course wednesday the big story of the week nvidia is reporting the first-quarter results let's talk earnings what are your expectation for nvidia and what do you want to say with overall earnings. in terms of growth. >> overall. has been better than anticipated this is the 48 of the last 50 quarters in which the s&p actual results have exceeded end of quarter estimates in first quarter were expected to be up 3% according s&p capital iq, 5% with ten of 11 sectors outpacing and seeing upward revisions, we've also been seen seven of the 11 sectors see improvement in 2024 estimates and 2025 with the estimates pointing to close to 50% year on year gain for the coming calendar year. i think we c

maria: is a great point, tom lee thinks we will see the s&p 500 touching 5500 during the month of june bullish call similar to mike's bullish call, we lied and that estimate hits another all-time high powered by nvidia and optimism around a.i. one item to look at is earnings season in our earnings season. maria: what about the tech sector in the leadership should we count on that to keep the momentum going? >> yes, anytime you see capital investment that is a positive investors must arrive from those decisions and what i also think it's impressive in attack se sector, semi conductor is relative to software, software will be the defensive aspect of technology and semiconductors can be viewed as a cyclical aspect in the fact that it's outperforming software bodes well for the tech space going forward. maria: oil prices are inching higher how shareholders approve the $53 billion merger deal with chevron despite the dispute with exxon mobil over the aspects in guyana under a joint operating agreement. i spoke with chairman and ceo of chevron the global institute conference. even as regulat

. >> look at stocks nvidia other ai stocks this morning, what they are doing tom lee from fundstrat writesk after pane reports tonight there will be a real you got to buy into this could buy corollary names corollary related like supermicro, cadence all stocks are up. usually optimistic but also right. >> very optimistic, absolutely, the bullout goes into hb ac, from building out data centers small-cap stocks that space we like, utility stocks starting to move now because you know a lot more electricity going to build data centers. we have been doing a lot on data centers you are long in nvidia. >> for the reason that steve mentioned to have revenues up what 265% earnings expected up -- >> 700% net income profits priced to go perfection only trading 32 times earnings in other words, you can being buy market at 21 times earnings going 8 to 10% or buy nvidia at 32 times earnings going you know 700% would i rather own nvidia but still -- >> at the end of the day, they are not selling raises, the end of the day you got to start buying guys going to buy razor blade to build out rest of the infr

tom lee. the cnbc financial adviser summit in may '22. scan the qr code or register at cnbcevents.com/fa for more >>> apple is the latest magnificent seven name that will be reporting earnings. those results coming later this afternoon after the close. let's get over to steve covac in cupertino and, obviously, has a lot more on what we can expect later today. steve? >> hey there, david. yeah looking to be another down quarter here for apple revenue expectations down about 4.7% according to the street, and that's following the quarter, last quarter, december quarter, where apple returned to growth after the full year of declining sales. so what's going on here? china is really the big thing in focus. we saw in the december quarter overall sales not just iphone but sales were down 13% and since then, throughout the year, we've just gotten all this troubling data coming out of china, counter point esearch o note saying, iphone sales in china down about 19% and then you look at huawei here i'm show

tom lee reported we expect nvidia post nvidia results pulling cash off the sidelines to put them to work investment officer and director of research ivan feinseth, great to see you. how important is the nvidia quarter from your standpoint the broader market. >> the whole trend is very important because underlying market has been driven especially the tech sector by the a.i. investing and nvidia is a whole engine behind it it is a driver of a.i. maria: it is the driver of a.i. what are your expectation of earnings. >> right now the consensus estimate is under 25 billion which is up almost to a 50% year-over-year and i believe it could exceed 27 billion and continue the a.i. investing trend as is not only the driver for the company like microsoft and google and amazon that provide the platform but every company is adopting and incorporating a.i. across all aspects whether supply chain optimization, customer service, customer interaction and it will only continue to improve and businesses to run more efficiently. maria: going into this quarter we knew we were beginning to see a broadening o

tom lee says there are other areas, there are corollary ideas around nvidia like cadence, like super micro, both have high correlation to nvidia but with varying degrees of beta in terms of how their stocks have moved. they're expecting a positive reaction to the nvidia quarter tonight. they think there's going to be a post earnings rally and with that you say you also could see a rally in things like super micro and cadence. what do you think? >> agree. this is why in last week's bull's-eye report for my subscribers, the title of the report was the 24 best a.i. companies. evidences absolutely right. it's not just nvidia. he mentioned super micro. super micro, they buy nvidia chips, put them in servers, create a platform. cadence design, i don't own that one, i do own synoptics which is a company that helps create semiconductors. maria: so you've got a whole a.i. space this week. >> you could have a whole portfolio -- maria: microsoft did their conference this week. that's also all about a.i. that's why that stock moved. >> absolutely. you could have an entire portfolio of just a.i.

up, but it still looks like people want to be with the winning parts of the market, the parts that tom leeays could grow to 50% of the profits of the s&p 500. why do we have to stop at 38 >> well, what we heard from hyper scalers and their numbers, capex is growing 40% a year. the growth that is surrounding what's going on in a.i., look, i understand there's hype attached to it. there is valuations. we can spend a lot of time talking about how nvidia, despite this move, is still trading 1.7 times in s&p valuation, which makes it cheap to the ten year. anyway, i think the high-tech part of the market, which is the place a lot of retail is excited about, they'll probably continue to be disproportionately invested there and allocated there. right now, i have to say, i don't think that's a big deal. >> what does history tell us about how this ends? is it going to end well? >> well, when i see a vix sub 12 and people not pricing in geopolitics and concerns with the deficit, with our political process here, the ratings agencies are looking at washington in a way they never have before. as a guy

tom lee is telling people to buy now. i want to get your take on commodities, stuart.k at what's going on for things like gold, silver, copper, across the board, nickel, commodity's rally is continuing. this morning gold is pulling back a fraction but it's at 2,446, copper, look at copper, up another half a percent. gold touched a record high yesterday, copper is hitting new highs, silver is near 12 year high right now, copper is up half a percent this morning. silver is down, but it's near the highs, stuart. what do you think about the run in commodities. >> it's a great question. commodity strategies is generally pretty positive, copper included. copper is probably the most interesting part from an equity perspective just because it's much more growth sensitive, i think some folks are trying to translate a.i. power demand into more demand for copper and you have stimulus out of china so the copper story is more positive for equity markets, higher oil prices a risk from inflation and geopolitical risk. gold, a little bit of a wild card. some of that is folks worried a

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i've just got to ask what is the path from here with a $2.5 trillion company, and as tom lee was pointing out recently, a tech sector -- or as mike santoli said if you add some of the staples, 38% of s&p profits already. does that profit share have to keep growing how much more bullish can you be how much more can they go? >> so, i -- >> yeah, go ahead. >> i'm sorry >> larry, go ahead >> again, i don't follow individual stocks. but when you look at these companies today, a lot of people want to think they're back to where they were around 2000. and they're completely different companies. their profitability is so much greater than margins are so much greater. the companies are so much more diversified than in 2000, and that sets up a longer runway to continue to rally going forward. >> so you're in the 1995 camp, we're in that moment in the cycle, it sounds like. kim, jump in here. what were you going to say >> well, i was going to stay it depends on lot of things, but it looks like right now, the people who are investing in technology are the technology companies themselves, because they

tom lee is head of research at fundstrat and our cnbc contributor. i will never forget the call you made. it was one of many pretty good calls. it is what the s&p is going to do near term based on inflation not as bad as built into the market. you are returning to that theme. i would like to know why you think that. what do you know about inflation that the market doesn't seem to understand right now? you don't think we need to be as hawkish as we are here? >> yes. a lot has to do with cpi has remained stubbornly high. powell talked about the lag in housing. home prices arestabilizing and rents are getting back to traditional rates of growth but, it is reported in cpi at 12%. auto insurance is non-housing which is rising at 21%. that is because auto rates are jumping. that is not going to keep going. once that starts to normalize, you think of median inflation of 1.8%. i think inflation will cool dramatically. i don't know when, but it will be some time in the second half of the year. >> i think maybe a couple of months ago, you weren't as bullish. y

. >> tom lee's point would be that that is what the a.i.rade is going to be about. >> he's right. >> replacing that lost labor >> he's right. i think that's what -- when you talk about -- when we're all learning that there's training and inference, you want to train -- you've got to start training on the h-100. you can't wait for the blackwell. this is the upgraded nvidia. but you want to train using video. a lot of different things. but the main thing that jensen feels is that we are really going to go full self-drive. that was good for elon i mean, there's a lot of first-name people in business right now. elon jensen but i will say that jensen's real big issue was full self-driving on that conference call people don't seem to realize that was his emphasis. previously, that had been the digital twin it had been robots it was all full -- and this is all musk >> we covered it a lot yesterday, and a lot of our questions to sell-side yesterday was about your point that, what a surprise the auto blessing was, and they all agreed >> really, i di

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tom month. he is a lecture at lee on university and in nice we crossed to alex, become well rich. he is a veteran reporter and foreign affairs analyst, or a gentleman cross cycles and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. i'll let somebody go to you 1st and nice because you're in france, so nice. so i started out with the french president here. he says he's advocating a form of strategic ambiguity. and then he says, under the conditions in which he will send troops, his troops day fell troops. somebody's troops, i don't know of. and those conditions, are it kids lines break, or they a request is made, prized zelinski. so it, i don't see that as m. b, a and beauty, i find it confusing and certainly very dangerous. go ahead, alex, find a deity, right? it's one of 2 things. either you don't know what you're talking about early from because you see like it's, it's, it's that simple. going along the lines of him saying he's going to send troops. and if a mind breaks or if you create, makes a request. well, i think you create what i've already ma

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tom, the judge did list out previous convictions. we know this happened five days after leehas been in the headlines when it has come to other knife attacks across the uk. yes. headlines when it has come to other knife attacks across the uk.- knife attacks across the uk. yes, he had a string — knife attacks across the uk. yes, he had a string of _ knife attacks across the uk. yes, he had a string of convictions _ knife attacks across the uk. yes, he had a string of convictions over- knife attacks across the uk. yes, he had a string of convictions over a - had a string of convictions over a long period of his life. he is 45 now. but i think probably more important to consider is his mental health history, because this is a man who was released from prison and does not seem to have been under any sort of mental health care, or taking any sort of mental health drugs. just to break that down, the judge said that in autumn 2020 he had been reported to be having paranoid schizophrenic episodes. he was moved around prisons, he was put on some medication. but that medication ended i

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i'm thomas lee, this bad responsibility a back criminal responsibility for war crimes. and crimes against humanity. prosecutors, accounting, tom says he's there for seeking a rest warrant for his rating. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, defense minister, you're off, go on, and 3, how mass leaders. i'm asked carried out, be october 7th attacks in israel, and is designated on a terrorist organization by many countries. so here is the international criminal courts. chief prosecute to kind of con, it is very like low states has the right to defend its population. it has every right to ensure the return of hostages that have been criminally and carelessly taken. those rights, however, do not absolve these rail, always obligations to comply with international humanitarian law. intentionally causing death, starvation, injury and suffering to the civilian population, including so very many women and children of criminal means to achieve military and political goals. that's what we have, that you have reasonable grounds to believe. the 3 senior leaders of how a mass you know? yes and why i'm at dice and issue a new year back criminal

lee hamilton was the chair democrat. dante purcell the future speaker. tom foley. peter rodino. jack brooks. future secretary of defense. les aspin. ed boland. ed jenkins. louis stokes of ohio. on the republican side in the house. -- cheney. future vice president. william broomfield of michigan. henry hyde of illinois. jim quarter of new jersey. bill mccollum of florida and mike dewine. future governor of ohio, were on the committee. the difference i wanted to note was that this seems like a lot of senior leadership were serving on the iran-contra joint committee. that's that's certainly the case really on both sides, but particularly on the democratic side, you had very prominent members who went on to be even more prominent. george mitchell, of course, became the senate majority leader. sam nunn became chair of the armed services committee. i could go on and on about all of their roles, but danny, when you weigh really, really unusual and exceptional american, he is somebody who won that the congressional medal of honor for his service in world war two. he you know, was somebo

tom fredericks , gb news. fredericks, gb news. >> yeah, described as a senseless motiveless attack . leeged 14. will now be committed to broadmoor hospital for a life time restraining order in the hospital. secure inpatient detainment and medication for life of course, at the taxpayer's expense. no chance of a hybrid order, no chance of him serving time in a penal prison. that was apparently deemed not the right approach . okay, don't the right approach. okay, don't go anywhere because coming up, we'll be discussing whether israel should be able to compete in this saturday's eurovision song contest, or actually whether now they might go and win. the thing i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel >> join me. camilla tominey every sunday at 930. when i'll be interviewing the key players in british politics and taking them to task in this report . them to task in this report. basically says that he's not fit to stand trial with an upcoming election looming over westminster. now is the time for clear, honest answers. i agree, and that's precisely what i'll get. is he indecisive?

lee hamilton was the chair democrat. dante purcell the future speaker. tom foley. peter rodino. jack brooks. future secretary of defense. les aspin. ed boland. ed jenkins. louis stokes of ohio. on the republican side in the house. -- cheney. future vice president. william broomfield of michigan. henry hyde of illinois. jim quarter of new jersey. bill mccollum of florida and mike dewine. future governor of ohio, were on the committee. the difference i wanted to note was that this seems like a lot of senior leadership were serving on the iran-contra joint committee. that's that's certainly the case really on both sides, but particularly on the democratic side, you had very prominent members who went on to be even more prominent. george mitchell, of course, became the senate majority leader. sam nunn became chair of the armed services committee. i could go on and on about all of their roles, but danny, when you weigh really, really unusual and exceptional american, he is somebody who won that the congressional medal of honor for his service in world war two. he you know, was somebo

tom daley will compete at his fifth 0lympics this summer in paris, after his place in team gb�*s diving squad was confirmed. he took time away from the sport after winning gold alongside matty lee10—metre synchro, this time with noah williams. daley chose to return after his son robbie said he wanted to see his dad compete at an 0lympics. the other synchro pairings have been confirmed with gold medallist jack laugher teaming up with anthony harding on the three metre springboard, while in the same event for the women yasmin harper is with scarlett mew—jensen. 0n the ten metre platform there are high hopes of a first women's diving medalfor the pairing of andrea spendolini—sirieix and lois toulson. they took bronze at the last world championship and spendolini—sirieix is looking forward to a proper games atmosphere. knowing that it is in paris and having that, it is kind of like my home as well, my grandparents can come, my family can come, it is so close to home. it is something that because it is so accessible and tokyo in 2020 were so inaccessible with covid, we had no one in the stands, so it feels like this is my first real 0lympics stands, so it feels like this is my first

lee was hiding near danville in the east bay. yesterday they got him and the bad breath rapist is now awaiting extradition back to beantown. >>> you know lauren tomssk force and you can watch that on the website. kpix.com. >>> meantime, uc graduate student originners walked off the job. they say it's over the university's response to pro palestinian protests. they are union representatived and they say uc leaders allowed violent attacks on demonstrators. a protest at ucla took turn after a group of counterprotesters attacked campers with fireworks and sticks. >>> student workers at uc santa cruz started the strike on campus last week. uc administrators attempted to have the protests declared illegal but the california labor board rejected that effort. >>> pro palestinian protesters on san jose state's campus took down their encampment earlier this week. after about week. but now there's new fallout for a campus professor. dr. sang he -- is a justice studies professor just wanted to get that right and advisor to student activists on campus. she has been put on administrative leave for her role in the demonstrations in an email the doctor is accused

lee dislocated his shoulder in a collision with the wall yesterday. nick ahmed has a sprained left wrist. austin slater a concussion. i mean, the list goes on and on. tomknee. so we'll see. kind of like the minor league giants right now okay. the nfl schedule will be announced on wednesday, but the season opener was leaked today. the chiefs will host the ravens on thursday, september 5th in a rematch of last season's afc championship game. as for tom brady's first game in the booth as a broadcaster, you want to know, i want to know. >> you want to know. right i want to know. all right, drum roll, please. >> for the first time in five years, the nfl on fox opens with the dallas cowboys. wow. yeah, yeah. it's going to be your first game. >> and the wait is over if you want to hear tom brady. sunday, september 8th. tom brady, his fox sports debut as the network's top nfl analyst. he'll join kevin burkhardt on the call in cleveland with the browns hosting the cowboys, the detroit lions. they are going all in on quarterback jared goff, inking the former marin catholic and cal bear to a four year extension worth $212 million and $170 million of that is guara

tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> the inaugural director of san francisco's new office of victim and witness rights has been announced. >> mayor london breed and other city leaders today announced. ivy leeinted to the role. she's a civil rights attorney who focused on defending the rights of survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence and sexual assault. the office was established after san francisco voters passed proposition d back in 2022. >> we need the city every single day department of this city to stand up and put their money and their make their words into actual action. they need to support the people in this room and beyond who are doing the work. >> supervisor catherine stefani wrote proposition d, the supervisor says the office will provide a safe and effective place for those in need, including survivors of domestic violence, sexual harassment and assault. to get help. >> they should have brought this case seven years ago, not in the middle of my presidential election. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, closing arguments begin and end in the criminal trial against former president donald trump in new york, with the decision soon in the hands of the jury. >> and a judic

tom died a year ago. that she did all she could and that she >>> researchers are now using artificial intelligence to translate the language of whales. ian lee that clicking may sound like a zipper or a creaky door, but scientists say the snaps and pops are a phonetic alphabet sperm whales use to talk to each other. >> the communication among whales is much more complex than it was previously thought. >> reporter: researchers with backgrounds in computer science, artificial intelligence, and biology analyzed more than 8,000 bursts of clicks called codas, similar to morse code. they found the noises form an alphabet to create what we think of as words and phrases. >> these codas have complex internal structure with similarities to aspects of some other animal communcation systems and even some aspects of human language. >> reporter: sperm whales can grow up to 60 feet long, and their 20 pround brains are the largest in the animal kingdom. they communicate by forcing air through muscles in their noses. >> it seems that through this phonetic alphabet, we can generate a lot of things, but we have no idea what they say. >> reporter: scientists sa

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