scott wong, we talked about the house. what about the senate?ite sure what's week. we saw a number of messaging bills that chuck schumer has been putting forward like roe v. wade. i will say that on thison of t's coordinated effort from a democrats to get the message out abou■3 what dobbs has meant to the country, to women and what it could mean goingrd country. the firsdy ghgh for womenevents, and reproductive rights. kamala harris will be at the university of maryland today and then fly directly to arizona later todaydo reproductive rights events. you saw what the president had a campaign messagethe campaign e democrats will have mobile , targeting vulnerable republicans in places like california and new york. highlighting their support fe d. so, you will see a concerted, very coordinated effort among top democtshlighting republican support. donald trump support -- trumps support for the dobbs decision. president had to say, praising certain members of the conservative supreme court for making that ruling. a highly unusual thing for a presiden

daine: jensen wong is not really rich.e 12th richest person on the bloomberg billionaires index with a net worth of over $130 billion. most of that is coming for the ownership of nvidia stock, which just passed one record after another. we see the market cap surpassing $3 trillion. his net worth up above over many rich billionaires on the index. we see him over passing michael dell last week and america's richest family. it's been a wide for him -- wild ride for him. sonali: bridgert -- richard and walton and the michael -- richer than the waltons and michael dell. the more nvidia grows the more jensen wong's wealth grows. what does it mean? daine: he's becoming a celebrity in the ai era with his signature black leather jacket. a lot of analyst would describe it signifies a trend of new ai hardware\ software. they are taking over the old generation of billionaires. traditionally we see the tech billionaires are coming from the software industry like meta's zuckerberg and bill gates. we see hardware companies like nvidia's

david wong founded california waste solutions. that's oakland's official recycling company, in 1992. and according to that company's website, the family escaped from vietnam in 1979, they eventually created the recycling company here in the bay area we also know that david wong and his son, andy, are tied to the vietnamese business association, which organized and fronted money for an economic trade delegation trip to vietnam last year, a delegation that mayor tao led. now, so far, we have not seen or heard from the wong's since their company and their homes were raided by the fbi yesterday. jodi certainly learning a lot about the duong family today. can you tell us a little more about this family's links to oakland? that's right. well, in addition to having the recycling contract for the city of oakland, the wong family is also the driving force behind the vietnamese american business association. in fact, that association's headquarters are in the very same building as the california waste solutions headquarters. so they occupy

it will officially be renamed yick wong peace and friendship park. grandma wong was beaten in 2019. she suffered a broken skull, arms and neck. her home across the street was also burglarized. minutes later, she died from her injuries a year later at 89 years old, at the hospital has happened as a canary in the coal mine. >> we need a lot of attention for our seniors and our youth and that is what the victim's granddaughter said back in 2020. >> now, the unveiling celebration of wong peace and friendship park will begin at 11 a.m. the event will feature chinese line dancing, west african drumming and other cultural healing festivities. there will also be free books and activities for children. now. the suspect, keyonte catherine, was arrested shortly after the attack. he remains jailed while awaiting trial on murder and other charges. claudia. >> all right. a nice tribute to her we expect today. thank you so much. betty yu reporting live from the newsroom. >> time now. 703. today was supposed to be the last day for security guard to work at a cvs pharmacy in fremont. he had requeste

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susana yi is talking about her grandmother, wong, for whom this park is named. the official dedication ceremony happening saturday. >> it's been a very hard journey , very painful, but also very beautiful. >> yi says her 88 year old grandmother came to this park, formerly visitacion valley playground, most every day. but in january of 2019, she was found badly beaten here and died months later from her injuries. the crime rocked the asian community. a 24 year old suspect was arrested and is awaiting trial. >> she is survived by great grandchildren, grandchildren and so having everyone coming together as a big family is really important. >> many hope the yi wong peace and friendship park will be a place of healing. >> i know it wasn't easy, but you took a devastating loss and you turned it into a win. >> relatives say renaming the park was originally the idea of community advocate ronald colthurst, who passed away last year, and he would bring all the african americans and the asians together, as one of his legacies was to make sure we rename this park. >> this i

as the wongs and their attorney urge renters to keep good records. we're just so thankful for all of you. we are so grateful. so grateful. yes, the wong's landlord did not respond to our request for comment. collier says last act eviction cases are very complicated and require a lot of paperwork with the investigative unit. i'm hilda gutierrez, such a long fight. thank you hilda. now, if you have a story for our investigative unit, call 888996 tips or visit our website nbcbayarea.com. com slash investigations. it's been a busy couple of weeks for the crews in the east bay. today, a wildfire near livermore broke out this morning around 745, burning down a hill off of 580. you can see it there. this is the altamont pass. cal fire says it burned about 50 acres before crews got it under control. this is at least the third fire near livermore in the past two weeks, including the 14,000 acre fire that forced evacuations in tracey. cal fire is at peak levels right now for staffing, putting more ground and air equipment on standby. now, we're less than a mon

the wong's landlord did not respond to our request for comment.eviction cases are very complicated and require a lot of paperwork with the investigative unit. i'm hilda gutierrez. all right. thank you very much, hilda. now, if you have a story for hilda or anyone in the investigative unit, you can call 888996 tips. or you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. okay. as we head into tuesday, we know one thing. it's going to be hot, but it's kind of short lived, right, jeff? that's exactly right. just a one day event here for us on this heat. we're tracking this system just off to the south. it's going to help to pull in this air from the desert southwest. so i'll show you the areas that will get close to 100, plus some unusual rainfall. we're looking at in the next ten days. let me show you more in that microclimate forecast right now. and for tomorrow morning. we're going to begin with some fog right near the coast and also for the bay. but any kind of fog that forms tomorrow morning is going to clear out pretty quickly as we'

fbi agents searching a home on view crest court property records showing this home is owned by andy wongs son and tonight, it's unclear how the warrants are connected or who is the specific target. the fact that they're looking for evidence, could well be that they're looking for evidence regarding misconduct by someone else, rather than the mayor herself. city officials we spoke to say they were caught off guard by this investigation. when there are so many negative narratives about oakland, my fear is that this will exacerbate those those stories, those claims. and some residents in the oakland foothills are having mixed feelings tonight about the mayor's home being raided in their quiet neighborhood. it was pretty surprising. it's not shocking in that, you know, in politics, this this kind of stuff seems to happen all the time that we did reach out to the mayor's office. they're referring any questions about today's searches to the fbi in oakland. pete serratos, nbc, bay area news. thanks so much, pete. now, as pete mentioned, the wong family is referenced in a 2020 city ethics compla

timothy gordon, host rules for richard aids podcast, an anti wong co host of the final countdown. let's move to the original con diversity, which was harrison bikers comments, specifically about what he felt. women were most excited about following graduation . angie, i have to ask you center the other female on his panel. what about what he said sparks such outraged attention. yeah, i know he, you know, the guy is a catholic. he's a speaking out of the catholic university. he's talking about how he's against abortion. i mean, those are all the right talking points, and i don't understand why if you speak your mind and if you speak up a to a younger crowd, that is not a socialist crowd. why this would cause that much controversy. but those are the points that he was making and he is a devout catholic. so this completely, it touches on all the things that he believes in. and that's why he was invited to speak of the 1st place. unfortunately, you had these kids who went through 4 years of heavy, heavy socialist brain washing and they come out the other end believing the world is a c

from cal poly humboldt, california. timothy gordon, host rules for retro gauge pod cast and angie wong because the final countdown. thank you so much for joining me on this wonderful new show and talking about what is going on with these commitment adroit commencement addresses. so i'm actually going to start with you are recent grad, rain, or should commencement speech is actually even be controversial, or should they be speech is filled with inspiring stories, motivating quotes and praises for the graduates achievement. oh, it's not like there's anything against the rules in terms of putting politics into commencement speeches. otherwise, we would be seeing people getting arrested for pretty much any kind of speech. and you know, there are plenty of elements within our political sphere right now, including quite powerful elements that want to silence advocacy for the palestinian people. they want to silence opposition towards the genocidal policies that our government is carrying out. yes, the people of garza, but i think that the people do have the right to speak out on these issues

recent graduates, so with the garden hose to roll for retro days podcast, an anti wong co host of the final countdown. let's move to the original cod diversity, which was harrison bikers comments, specifically about what he felt women were most excited about following graduation injury. i have to ask you, since you're the other female on this panel, what about what he said, sparks such outraged attention. yeah, i know he, you know, the guy is a catholic. he's a speaking out of the catholics university. he's talking about how he's against abortion. i mean, those are all the right talking points, and i don't understand why if you speak your mind and if you speak up to a younger crowd, that is not a socialist crowd. why this would cause that much controversy, but those are the points that he was making and he is a devout catholic. so this completely, it touches on all the things that he believes in. and that's why he was invited to speak of the 1st place. unfortunately, you have these kids who went through 4 years of heavy, heavy socialist brain washing and they come out the other end be

mr. wong, thank you so much for your time today. thank you. well, here is the latest footage from john ganes main square. as the russian president vladimir putin has already arrived at a meeting with the north korean leader, kim jong, one of these images coming to us just a few moments ago. this welcoming ceremony just recently taking place the parent are due to sit down for talks on wednesday and that significantly boosting bilateral relations upon getting has been preparing for the arrival well in advance with sipes representing the dpr k is the stuart ties with russia on full display, as you can see, here are 2 dollar quarter filed this report from the nation's capital for the 1st time in nearly a quarter of a century. vladimir approving his putting down in pyongyang for a day of negotiation, documents, signing and even music with him. john, on the 2 liters and there delegations are set to talk cooperation and all different fields from the economy and security to agriculture and energy and last scale was ready in the year to make this all h

we want to send things over to claudine wong now .tars. the son is going to be taking over for the father, but this is a story about much more than that. claudine >> yes, andre. you know, the best part of our jobs are the people that we get to meet and the stories we have the privilege to tell. and i've got to tell you, when i contacted bone guitars, i did want to tell the story of this father and son who makes custom guitars together. they do this, you know, incredible thing that is about their passion. but i spent some time with the bone family, and it took no time at all to realize that this story is about more than guitars. it's about more than music. it's about passion. it's about love, it's about family, and it's about a legacy. in his childhood home with his father looking on, andrew bone treats every single piece of the guitar he will make with reverence. >> nothing is there unintentionally. nothing is there. that doesn't matter. everything that matters. >> that's what his dad taught him. that's how a bone guitar is made. als

and we also have claudine wong. she's covering our hometown spotlight and a couple of other things, too. she's a gardens a really, really beautiful and lovely place here in saratoga. really. saratoga itself was already nice, but that place is a secret gem and claudine will show us all about it here in just a few minutes. frank you're up first. >> all right, guys, well, i'm on, on the main drag here. big basin way. and about a month from now, they're going to have a big car show. and check this out. how about a 32 chevy? totally cherried out the owners over here. very proud. we're going to talk about the classic car show. and as andre mentioned, we'll do a little trivia. did you know a very famous director graduated from saratoga high? still making monster movies today? more on that coming up shortly. but first, we got to eat. so let's say good morning to sal. hey, you know what, frank? i'm at sue's gallery cafe, and, well, i've made a new friend. >> why do you come to sue's gallery? >> i love sue's, they have great

seen, and his son andy wong's home on view crest court. the fbi did confirm tonight that no arrests were made during those raids yesterday, and a spokesperson for cal california waste solutions does tell ktvu quote, while rouz has not been charged with any wrongdoing, we are actively cooperating with the government's investigation. the company is confident that the government will conclude that it was not involved in any unlawful or improper activity. in the meantime, c.w.s will continue to proudly provide recycling services to countless communities throughout the bay area. >> oakland city administrator sent a letter to city employees today trying to ensure that the city will run smoothly. city administrator justin johnson said in part, quote, all city services are being provided and the mission continues. i know that our community can continue to expect our best. he goes on to say, quote, i know from the time i've spent with you already that oakland has its share of eventful days and challenging moments. i'm reaching out this evening to t

su presidente es david wong., pero las autoridades no lo han confirmado. la familia duong ha estado involucrada en investigaciones de la comisión de Ética por donaciones de tipo electoral. por su parte, este abogado, no relacionado con el caso, da su apreciación legal. esto no es evidencia ni una acusación de que la alcaldesa ha hecho algo mal o es culpable de algo que estén buscando evidencia quiere decir que buscan respaldar una investigación que no necesariamente persigue a la alcaldesa en oakland, pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48. bueno, y las viviendas de las cuales nos estaba hablando pilar en esta su nota pertenecían a un alto ejecutivo y también a su hijo. está en la zona de skyland boulevard. llegaron donde llegaron los agentes federales con una orden de registro para inspeccionar la casa de david wong, que es director ejecutivo de california waist solutions, empresa con contratos de reciclaje en la ciudad y vinculada también a la alcaldesa sheng thao. a pocas millas de distancia. el fbi también registr

it's a sunny yee is talking about her grandmother, joy wong, for whom this park is named. official dedication ceremony happening saturday. >> it's been a very hard journey, very painful, but also very beautiful, he says. >> her, 88 year old grandmother came to this park, formerly visitacion valley playground, most every day. but in january of 2019, she was found badly beaten here and died months later from her injuries. the crime rocked the asian community. a 24 year old suspect was arrested and is awaiting trial. >> she is survived by great grandchildren, grandchildren and so having everyone coming together as a big family is really important. >> many hope the wong peace and friendship park will be a place of healing. >> i know it wasn't easy, but you took a devastating loss and you turned it into a win. >> relatives say renaming the park was originally the idea of community advocate ronald colthurst, who passed away last year, and he would bring all the african americans and the asians together, as one of his legacies was to make sure we rename this park. >> this is a tr

andy wong has been picking up trash on his own time. not just in oakland but across the pay area as well. he shows us his submission to make his home a beautiful place and it is catching on. >> utter shame. >> among all of the trash littering this oakland street corner. it is a bay area treasure >> it does not have to be this way. >> reporter: his name. >> we are all in this together. >> reporter: is andy wong. andy makes his living as an engineer in livermore but he lives to beautify bay area communities. >> i like making a difference. >> reporter: which is why on this day he is on 17th and brush streets in oakland. his work site for his unofficial job >> i want to help out the community. nobody deserves to live in an environment where there is trash and other disgusting things laying around. >> andy spends his free time cleaning up hot spots for illegal dumping throughout the bay area. >> up in san jose, hayward. vallejo. >> he does it three to four times a week >> concord, oakly. >> because it is a problem. >> everywhere. >> i found

so sunny yee is talking about her grandmother, who wong, for whom this park is named. the official dedication ceremony happening saturday. >> it's been a very hard journey, very painful, but also very beautiful, yee says her 88 year old grandmother came to this park, formerly visitacion valley playground, most every day. >> but in january of 2019, she was found badly beaten here and died months later from her injuries. the crime rocked the asian community. a 24 year old suspect was arrested and is awaiting trial. >> she is survived by great grandchildren, grandchildren and so having everyone coming together as a big family is really important. >> many hope the wong peace and friendship park will be a place of healing. >> i know it wasn't easy, but you took a devastating loss and you turned it into a win. >> relatives say renaming the park was originally the idea of community advocate ronald colthurst, who passed away last year, and he would bring all the african americans and the asians together, as one of his legacies was to make sure we rename this park. >> this is a

susana yee is talking about her grandmother, joy wong, for whom this park is named.ppening saturday. >> it's been a very hard journey, very painful, but also very beautiful. >> yee says her 88 year old grandmother came to this park, formerly visitacion valley playground, most every day. but in january of 2019, she was found badly beaten here and died months later from her injuries. the crime rocked the asian community. a 24 year old suspect was arrested and is awaiting trial. >> she is survived by great grandchildren, grandchildren and so having everyone coming together as a big family is really important. >> many hope the wong peace and friendship park will be a place of healing. >> i know it wasn't easy, but you took a devastating loss and you turned it into a win. >> relatives say renaming the park was originally the idea of community advocate ronald colthurst, who passed away last year, and he would bring all the african americans and the asians together, as one of his legacies was to make sure we rename this park. >> this is a true story of turning tragedy into

, and give particular thanks— penny wong, and give particular thanks to — penny wong, and give particularlomacy and his— rudd for his adept diplomacy and his relentless efforts in washington that facilitated our negotiations with the us government, and ensured this outcome _ government, and ensured this outcome. i also want to thank our high— outcome. i also want to thank our high commissioner in london. _ our high commissioner in london, stephen smith, whose tireless— london, stephen smith, whose tireless work enabled us all to be here — tireless work enabled us all to be here today. i think it's also _ be here today. i think it's also important that we recognise the free speech implications of this case. julian— implications of this case. julian has suffered for more than — julian has suffered for more than 14— julian has suffered for more than 14 years because of the risk— than 14 years because of the risk of— than 14 years because of the risk of extradition to the united _ risk of extradition to the united states. he faced 175 years— united states. he faced 175 years in— united states

and for the first time, our real last name was publicly displayed, wong.is story fit in to the national discussion on immigration? >> this immigration station serves as a living landmark for experiences of detention, of racism, of exclusion, but also of hope and determination. >> reporter: are you glad she broke the law? >> i am very proud and very glad that she did. >> reporter: that's a strange thing to say. >> yes. >> reporter: and a strange life to live inside the barracks walls. many carving poems of despair and hope into the wood. one reading -- >> there are tens of thousands of poems on these walls. the day i'm rid of this prison and beco >> reporter: richard wong, nbc news, angel island. >> what an eye-opening story in history. >>> still to come, love don't cost a thing, but refunds do. jennifer lopez calls off her summer tour just weeksefit bore was set to start. find out why directly from j. lo herself. this is not just dely (♪♪) this is knowing even superheroes... can use a sidekick. (♪♪) walgreens. (♪♪) this is not just a pharmacy. (♪♪) this is

i think that anyone, including the wong's, you know, including the donors of other elected, a lot of other campaigns need to definitely be assessed. but also given a fair trial in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. joining us now is our political analyst, larry gerston. larry, thanks so much for being with us. federal agents aren't saying what the search warrants are for, but we know the agencies involved, including the fbi and irs. what do you make of that? what do you make of that? the fbi, the irs, the postal service? that's an interesting combination. janelle oftentimes they're looking at things like mail fraud, money laundering, things like that. and those are pretty serious crimes. it takes that unique combination so that all the players know what each other is doing. so now the question is what what we're looking for. and was it necessarily there and for that matter, did the mayor have anything to do with it? you know, sometimes people jump to conclusions that because they went there to find something that she may be responsible, she may know nothing about it. we jus

i'm claudine wong, one of steve paulson's favorite people. claudine wong. see now you have to say i'm one of your favorite people. steve. >> what can i say, steve? >> claudine always welcomes on the show. there you appreciate you showing up. always. good. >> thanks for having me. you left the studio doors open. >> don't you worry. dave and i will drag you through the next couple of hours. >> perfect. >> looking forward to it. all right, we do have a little bit of patchy fog. there's not much out there and temperatures is starting to rebound. 50s had a few 40s, but we've gone from 40s to 60s. and again the fog is really not. there's a little bit there on the marin coast. that little circulation there off bodega bay, a little coastal eddies, we like to say, but there's just not a lot there. so inland will still be in the 90s, yet 60s and 70s. coast in bay. all right. south sears 701 holy guacamole. we got a head down to the peninsula sfo. >> i was i was waiting for you to say it. let me just say that steve's talking about a truck that flipped over carrying th

the woman, lovingly known by many as grandma wong, was attacked as she was exercising in the park.y of 2019, she died of her injuries a year later. >> one of the biggest soccer tournaments in the world is back today. uefa euro 2024 kicked off in germany. play began this afternoon between host country and scotland. the keys are pub in san francisco was full of soccer fans for the match. both germany and scotland were represented with lots of fans today at the sports bar in coal valley. the game already has generations of fans overseas and continues to grow in popularity here in the u.s. the owner of kezar pub welcomes uefa fans and says they are great for business. >> yes, am certainly is good for the bottom line and creates great employment for all our staff. we have probably about 12 staff here working today, so normally that would be down to four people, but we had to bump up for this event because we knew it was going to be a big day. >> if you missed it, germany beat scotland in a 5 to 1 victory. the uefa world stage is just warming up, with matches scheduled through july 14th.

on may 15, after the swearing-in ceremony, fifty-year-old lawrence wong officially succeeded seventy-two-year-oldtian lubl as prime minister. although, however, lisyan remained in the cabinet as a senior minister. we managed to raise the standard of living of citizens, improve living conditions, improve the education system, and we also invested to significantly modernize our economy. the transition to power is what distinguishes the state of singapore. this principle was laid down by the first prime minister of singapore, ligwan, the creator. the famous singaporean economic miracle. singapore is both a city and an island state. it is 3 and a half times smaller than moscow. singapore's economy is one of the most open and corruption-free economies in the world. singapore is one of the top three countries in terms of business conditions, competitiveness and salary levels. todaypur, an international financial center with imagine. prosperity, all these economic advantages have turned singapore into a bustling hub of southeast asia. we met several years ago, and honestly, i understand that the prime m

>> 3300. >> our check of the records show a total of $13,200 from the wongs. we can quibble over the numbers. so will you return that money? given the fbi raids on their business in the home and the questions that are out there? >> i think that's an important question. i will return the money even though it is legally contributed. it is everyone, every american citizens, right? regardless of their their race, their profession to be able to donate. >> so you're saying now that you'll return the money, i will return the money if it's going to cause more trust in the public? after the news conference, i received a grilling from alex walden about my sources. he wouldn't identify where he worked or why he was so upset by my reporting. i later learned he's a campaign consultant, paid by jennifer tran, and that was dan noyes reporting. >> stay with abc seven news to learn the latest about the fbi investigation and its impact on mayor shengtao and the city of oakland. we'll continue to update abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. >> it was a busy day for

the adelaide zoo to visit a pair of panders on loan from china and met with foreign minister penny wongnd a number of south australian wine exporters. to put the relationship and perspective from an economic point of view, china is australia's current largest trading partner and this is why. look at the figures, 2—way trade grew over 9% to over $300 million. i spoke with former australian ambassador to china geoff raby who explained the significance of this visit. the significance of the visit is that not only is it the first since 2017, but it marks the resumption of the annual reciprocal high—level visit exchanges. these started in the 1980s and continued until 2017 and they are resuming again. to the comments by philjust then, relations have normalised and that's what china is looking for. beyond that, in terms of geopolitics, does it weigh on relations given the fact that australia is a strong ally of the united states but depends on china for trade? how do you reckon going forward that australia manages to balance these out? absolutely. it's a critical issue, it's interesting to no

he also met with foreign minister penny wong and a number of south australian wine exporters.hina is currently australia's largest trading partner. last year, two—way trade with china grew over 9% to over $300 billion. we'll keep coming back to those visuals. i spoke with former australian ambassador to china geoff raby who explained the significance of this visit. to feel the chest, the relationship has effectively normalized and that is what china is looking for. beyond that, in terms _ china is looking for. beyond that, in terms of— china is looking for. beyond l that, in terms of geopolitics, does it way on relations given the fact that australia is a strong ally of the united states but depends on china for trade, how do you reckon going forward that australia manages to balance these out? it’s forward that australia manages to balance these out?— to balance these out? it's a critical issue, _ to balance these out? it's a critical issue, it's _ critical issue, it's interesting to note that since the seven years since the last high visit from a chinese leader to australia,

he also met with foreign minister penny wong and a number of south australian wine exporters.na is currently australia's largest trading partner. last year, two—way trade with china grew over 9% to over $300 billion. i spoke with former australian ambassador to china geoff raby who explained the significance of this visit. the significance of the visit is that not only is it the first since 2017, but it marks the resumption of the annual reciprocal high—level visit exchanges. he started in the 19805 exchanges. he started in the 1980s and continued until 2017 and they are resuming again. to the comments by philjust then, relations have normalised and that's what china is looking for. p, that's what china is looking for. , ., that's what china is looking for. , , . , for. do you see differences bein: for. do you see differences being ironed _ for. do you see differences being ironed out? - for. do you see differences being ironed out? barley, l for. do you see differences - being ironed out? barley, beef abattoirs. _ being ironed out? barley, beef abattoirs, they _ being ironed

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you indirectly are direct the spending 300,000, everything will person, it usually does but jensen wong filed to sell 730 million shares. and the doj sniffing around. julie: this could have been used as an excuse to solve them down. $18 billion worth of shares. >> a 10 plan filing, the full case is trading at 45 times earnings, growing earnings at 30%, 70% margins, your margin is my opportunity. i don't think all these companies will let them take all the share. he you will see some competition from intel, amd. neil: people look at forward earnings. and the earnings seem to justify it. >> if estimates are correct, it's not overvalued in the sense that it can grow 35% a year, what's questionable is whether the 5 year growth rate of 40% is going to be the case because i do think competition will come up and i think that's underestimated in the market. neil: kelly touched on it, why now? >> they saw what happened, got to it too late and couldn't to do anything about it. the bulls talk about nvidia ecosystem where they develop their software platform and the doj wants to make sure they don'

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liz: jensen wong took 20 years to build nvidia. guys to started this company going to do? >> one very specific targeted but. it has a lot of risk, transformers may or may not be the future but it could be one of the biggest companies of all time. liz: you heard it first here. it is amazing. please come back. be our friends. we want to follow the story, thank you very much. fox business alert, international paper getting shredded after susanna ended talks for its competitor. it is the world's largest pump manufacturer and reportedly approached ip last month about buying the company in an all cash deal worth $15 billion. why is the company falling 6. 8%? %? because ip's market is just under $15 billion. just checking it. these things move, 15.074 billion, susanna says ip didn't engage with the highest price it was willing to pay and the deal has been pulled off the table. shares of blackberry in the black after posting a revenue beat and narrower than expected strong demand for cybersecurity services in the wake of high-profile attac

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welcome to mornings on two i'm claudine wong. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's monday morning june 3rd. nice to have claudine here early. be here steve paulson is also here. looks pretty clear and nice i think it felt pretty warm overnight for me. it did, i agree. >> am i dreaming or am i in heaven? claudine and pam. oh my gosh, you're lucky day. even monday could not get better. all right thank you ladies 5060 on the temps. a lot of cloud cover, low and high clouds. i'm sure you've heard. there's our system. that's a pretty good system. pacific northwest. so look for a lot of cloud cover tomorrow and wednesday of the days we'll jump up. let's face it, it's june. it can get warm to hot. it's not there yet. 60, 70, 80 is all right. also joining the party, mr. sal castaneda. >> steve, thank you. all right. we don't have a lot. i think you might be concerned about the area near the altamont pass. and it does look okay if you are driving there. we've also seen traffic that is that's not true. there we go. we've also seen traffic that is light as you drive on th

claudine wong, ktvu, fox two news. all right, well, that was a great visit.s years to come. we hope for them as they continue to grow and serve as a model for everyone else. all right. be sure to join ktvu as well for our next zip trip. two weeks from now we are headed to pleasanton. that will be on friday, june 21st. on mornings on two, the night. >> i think the alameda county fair might be going on that weekend. two in pleasanton that's coming up. so that should be that should be fun. >> it should also probably be warm. i would think it's going. >> it was this past week i guess . >> but yeah pleasanton can get hot. >> yes, definitely a pleasanton livermore dublin all in the upper 90s. earlier this week. not today. today going to be very pleasant out there. i'll have a look at those numbers here. coming up. good morning. we are socked in right along the golden gate bridge. tough to see the towers this morning. in addition to the low clouds, mid and high level clouds, patchy fog and drizzle. this morning and the onshore breeze is blowing. storm tracker two he

. >> on this sunday, june 2nd, i'm claudine wong. good morning everyone i'm frank mallicoat. >> we do begin with that breaking news off the top here. a massive wind driven wildfire spreading rapidly right now in the foothills of south tracy on the east. and that lawrence livermore lab on the west cal fire is calling it the corral fire. it has jumped interstate 580 at times and is now threatening some homes and other buildings. it's total has burned 12,500 acres since starting yesterday afternoon, and new numbers say it's currently 15% contained. >> all right. we do have team coverage for you this morning. multiple crews. ktvu betty yu has an update from cal fire. we're going to check in with our crew at the corral fire as well. and then meteorologist rosemary oroczo is going to take a look at the wind conditions which have already caused so many problems for firefighters in this firefight. all right. we do want to go to bailey o'carroll, who is live for us in san joaquin county at this hour, and bailey, what can you tell us about wha

i'm claudine wong. >> hi everyone. happy weekend. saturday is here. a great weekend to get out and about. let's check in with rosemary to find out when we're going to get hot. because it's coming, right? >> oh yes, we're going to see temperatures near the century mark eventually. not for the weekend. in fact, we're already seeing a cool down over most of the bay area or inland cities had temperatures in the 90s yesterday, today, 80s expected for you. meanwhile, san francisco enjoying 69 yesterday. today it will be 65. so depending on where you're at it may either be a little bit cool or it may be a lot nicer than where we've been. here's a view over mount diablo. mostly blue skies at this time. the onshore breeze is blowing. the low clouds are beginning to clear out, but we will be partly sunny to partly cloudy today along the coastline and the winds backing off just a little bit. fairfield had a gust about 30mph all morning long now sustained at 21. concord has also seen the wind gusts drop off just a little bit, but we do expect a breezy one out the

on may 15, after the swearing-in ceremony, one-year-old lawrence wong officially succeeded seventy-two-year-oldas prime minister. although, however, lisyan remained in the cabinet. as senior minister. today we want to tell you again about the departed former prime minister lisan luni, with whom we were able to meet twice and who was the head of the government of singapore for more than 20 years. we managed to raise the standard of living of citizens, improve living conditions, improve the education system, as well. we have invested in our economy, significantly modernizing it. in addition, we use a very virtuous cycle of building a solid foundation with every step forward. for the next step. lisyan was born on february 10 , 1952 in singapore, graduated from the faculty of mathematics at cambridge university and the faculty of political science at harvard university. elected member of parliament, from 1994 to 1998, minister of industry and trade, from 1998 chairman of the monetary authority of singapore, from 2001 minister of finance, from august 2004 to may 2024 prime minister of the republic o

. >> i'm claudine wong and good morning i'm dave clark. it's middle of the week. it's wednesday it's june. the what is it the 12th i knew that see it shook me up because the great claudine. >> why is. yes. is it my fault? yeah. no, it's a good thing, claudine. i mentioned your husband greg this morning. we're talking. we ran the story about what is it, gen z-ers dave or what? want to be there? >> yeah. >> be their own boss. and you know, i'm self-employed. i hate my boss. your husband told me that joke. all right, all right. fog is moving up the coast. or it is. yes, it is, and there it is. it's on its way. it's gone from nothing to something. first few images here. it's taken the turn. taking the turn at san francisco. so it's a sign of things to come here. and that's a much cooler pattern. fog will make a pretty good push here today. so a cool dry place. yeah. we're dry. no rain, but it's going to be cooler today. temperatures will drop a good ten maybe 15 degrees if everything falls into place 60, 70 and now 80. all right. sounds here. he's busy. where are we g

i'm claudine wong. >> happy weekend one and all. it is sunday and it looks pretty good out there. let's check in with roberta and get a quick peek at our forecast. good morning. >> good morning. did you see the big full moon out there? yes. driving in. >> stunning. still out there. >> that's the june strawberry moon. and we were able to see it in the inland areas where we do have the clarity of the skies. but around the seashore we are socked in even more so than 24 hours ago. but we will bank on some clearing high. everybody, we're talking about high temperatures today 61 to 96 degrees. a bit of a breeze. late day and we are opening up with the morning overcast skies. and there you have it. it's confirmed by our live weather camera. oh boy. doesn't that kind of just look milky or creamy? those clouds as they're sweeping over the north bay this morning, 52 degrees in san francisco, 63 at this hour in livermore, it's already 71 degrees in fairfield and 63 in san jose. now, these numbers are actually goin

thank you to c y c sarah wong and stephanie from rec and park and mason and my daughter el lose (clapping) thank you. >> thank you. let's hear it for commissioner lydia chong yes (clapping.) all right. you were saying all any favorite words i love it and excited about it and also wanted to give an opportunity to the planning director to say. >> few words rick hillis. >> (clapping) . thank you very much. >> congratulations lydia and at the mayor london breed for appointing lydia we've asked a couple of times when vacancies arrays rr-1 zone on the planning commission and she was not available and coincident get it by there is not someone as qualified to be a planning commissioner as lydia as is mayor said around architect and urban designer advertise it my third swearing in for lydia. she didn't mind being in the fray of the public from a had to vote on whether the sees at the castro theatre were historic or not we think she made the right decision she's compassionate about san francisco and great experience and a perfect fit for the planning commission so welcome home to the planning commi

i'm dave clark and i'm claudine wong. >> today is monday, june 17th.nd actually lots of weather to talk about. it looks beautiful outside but we've got the weather, the wind, we've got the heat. we've got a lot of changes coming hard to imagine, rosemary, that summer isn't even officially here yet. >> you're right. summer arriving on thursday. dave and claudine, good morning to both of you and to all of you. we will have a near repeat with the temperatures today ranging from low 60s at the coast to upper 80s inland and our pattern hasn't changed a whole lot. however, now that we have a fire burning near lake sonoma that northwesterly flow is likely to push that smoke and haze into the bay area. in fact, it looks a little hazy from this vantage point as we have a peek from san francisco over towards the marin headlands and the golden gate bridge. san francisco right now 58 degrees low 60s, santa rosa, concord, oakland and san jose. red flag warning for our north bay hills over the napa area, as well as the carquinez strait and the delta lasting until th