Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is out after reports of 2nd affair

News involving one of the biggest companies in the world, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is out after reports of a second affair. We'll tell you the impact on both the tech industry and national security. From KTVU Fox 2 News, this is Mornings on 2. Good morning to you and welcome back to Mornings on 2. I'm Dave Clark. I'm Allie Rasmus. Today is Thursday, November 12th. And what a beautiful day it was yesterday. It sure was. It was out and about. It was nice to kind of capture that moment before things really start to change. So to find out more about that, let's check in with Brian Gallagher. Morning. Good morning, Allie. And, yeah, with that said, we technically have one more day of really nice kind of a summer-like pristine conditions, a lot of sunshine, temperatures above average, and then a.m. hours tonight into parts of tomorrow morning. The fun begins. So make sure, folks, that your properties are prepped, that your tires aren't bald. I mean, whatever you need to do to make sure that you are going to stay on the safe side as we are going to be hosting a series of systems. Again, this all begins late tonight into parts of tomorrow. There will be breaks in these systems. systems, but I'm going to leave inches of rain for us here locally and feet of snow for mountain areas. 40 for Santa Rosa at this hour, 47 for Concord, and a nice comfortable 52. Oh, cold, but 52 for us here in Oakland as well as San Jose. Mr. Castaneda, good morning, buddy. How's the commute shaping up? You know, it's not bad, Brian. Right now, while we do have some slowing, but I want to put up the East Bay map here to show you that Highway 4 is a little slow, but 680 still looks good. So does Interstate 80. Now, if we look at the Bay Bridge, that is It's backed up, of course. It's backed up now almost to the maze. Metering lights are on, so that's going to be typical. Once you get onto the bridge, it's a little better into San Francisco. At 6.01, let's get back to the headlines. Thank you, Sal. Well, breaking news in the world of... High-tech and artificial intelligence NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang resigned from the company following news of a second affair. NVIDIA's board of directors met last night to discuss whether he should step down or continue to lead the company. The meeting comes after the New York Times reported Huang had a second affair, this time with an NVIDIA executive who reported directly to him. The Times reports the affair was with the company's vice president of health care and a A longtime company employee. These reports come just days after it was revealed. Huang had been having an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. Now, few tech executives have been as synonymous with their companies as Huang. He manages all aspects of NVIDIA's business and is also the company's largest individual shareholder. NVIDIA's long-serving chief financial officer is a leading internal candidate to possibly replace Wang, but other AI chipmaker executives may be considered. NVIDIA's code of conduct strictly regulates romantic or sexual relations as potential conflicts of interest. AI is the weapons of the future and the defense of the future. AI is very important to our national security, our economy. We'll come up with a new leader and I would imagine that the company will do well in the future regardless of what happens with Wang. Bill Gates left Microsoft and the company continued to thrive, in fact, did better. Right now, NVIDIA's stock is down more than 10% in pre-market trading. The National Weather Service wants to make it clear, stay away from the beaches this week.