Nvidia fallout and  China ties
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Jensen Huang, the CEO of the Silicon Valley chip giant, stepped down after Nvidia’s board started an inquiry into allegations that he had extramarital affairs with a woman who U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded was spying for China. Nick Reese, adjunct assistant professor at NYU SPS’ Center for Global Affairs, gives insight.

Impact of Nvidia scandal on Silicon Valley, AI industry
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The entire artificial intelligence industry is connected to Nvidia, since its GPUs and chips are used by AI companies to power the AI revolution. Gil Luria, managing director & head of technology research at D.A. Davidson, joins the Nine to discuss how the upheaval with now ex-CEO Jensen Huang could spread to other tech companies.

Opera San Jose presents Fiddler on the Roof
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'Fiddler on the Roof' is taking the stage at Opera San Jose.  Two of the show's stars, Eugene Brancoveanu and Shanley Horvitz, join Mornings on 2 to discuss the show and a live performance.

Bridge tolls increasing on January 1st
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Bay Area bridge tolls will increase in the new year. John Goodwin from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission joins Sal to discuss where that money will be spent, and the work to remove the toll plaza at the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge.

Acclaimed actress, Denise Nicholas writes memoir
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Denise Nicholas, who appeared in hit shows, such as 'Room 222' and 'In the Heat of the Night' appeared on 'Mornings on 2' to discuss her memoir, and the book tour.

Impact of Jensen Huang's departure from Nvidia
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San Jose State Tech Professor & technology expert, Ahmed Banafa, discusses what Jensen Huang's departure from Nvidia means to the tech industry.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns
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Financial adviser Chris Markowski explains what could happen to Nvidia stock now that CEO and co-founder Jensen Huang has resigned.

Democrats warn investigations, possible impeachments
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Georgetown University Professor Michelle L. Swers explains what could happen when the Democrats take over both houses Congress in January 2027.

Wreaths Across America: supporting Veterans
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Dan Mead, a Wreaths Across America board member, gives insight on how the organization's $5 back program supports Veterans and local communities year-round.

W. Kamau Bell, Adam Mansbach talk new children's book: Rock Paper Scissors Cheese
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W. Kamau Bell is a Peabody and Emmy award-winning producer, director and comedian, and Adam Mansbach is a screenwriter and New York Times bestselling author of 'Go the F*** to Sleep'. They both join The Nine to discuss their new book, 'Rock Paper Scissors Cheese', and explain how the titular game works.

Actor Katie Lowes starring in 'Liberation' at Berkeley Repertory Theatre
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Fresh off winning Best Play at the Tonys, 'Liberation' is running at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre. The play examines the feminist revolution of the 1970's and its unanswered questions. Actor Katie Lowes, best known for 'Scandal' and 'Inventing Anna' stars as Lizzie in the play, and joins The Nine to talk more about it.

Savor Oakland's 'The Big Drink' highlights restaurants and bars
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Savor Oakland's campaign to promote nightlife, restaurant and bar scene in the East Bay, 'The Big Drink' runs from November 13-November 23.

USS Hornet hosting Veterans Day observance
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USS Hornet Sea, Air & Museum in Alameda is hosting a Veterans Day ceremony. Russell Moore, who is organizing the event, and Gary Weske, military vet and museum volunteer, talked about the observance and its special meaning.

Anthropic seeking $1.3T valuation
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Anthropic is setting an IPO range of $1.3 trillion valuation. Financial advisor Chris Markowski explains whether it is worth investing in an Anthropic.

Pete Hegseth impeachment effort fails in Congress
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House Republicans reject impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Sonoma State political science professor David McCuan explains why.

East Bay high schooler organizing stocking drive for foster kids
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For the eighth year running, Bishop O'Dowd High School ninth grader Nia Metz-White is organizing a holiday stocking drive benefiting kids in foster care. The goal is to help those children feel special & loved during the holidays. She says the project is especially meaningful for her, as someone who herself was adopted from foster care.

Bryan hits the ice at Union Square Ice Rink
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San Francisco's Union Square Ice Rink is open for the season! Bryan Gallo laced up the skates and hit a triple Salchow to celebrate.