solar city departments on the federal tack break. solar city is less than energy company and more of a bank. space x has contracted with nasa. take a look at executive order about immigration and suggests changes and amendments he can take to the president. he said get a vote but he could get a amended. >> over the weekend we took notes about how companies react over this week enl. here's what we have so far. these reactions from microsoft, they deserve move across the board here is the three tech, that react how to effects our business. over here, people who said this is unamerican. this violates our rights. it would be interesting how wall street reactions to this. do you expect wall street to continue. dow crossed 20,000 for the first time. mike walsh early investor in uber tweeted this weekend. short everything. strong statement. >> thank you. >>> super bowl li is this is not going to be short of expectation. i'm ready. one team already arrived the falcons flew in yeahed. second time falcons fans have ever seen their team make it

they've had to jump ahead on their product line, and i'm curious about what their value is versus solar city at this point. >> the problem with first solar and why i was right and then i was wrong is because it is not a trump stock. i don't see the subsidies. the pricing has come down. they've repeatedly had to cut their numbers. so i'm not a fan of first solar although down here, it obviously is finding some sort of floor. i thought the solar city acquisition from tesla was bad, and i think tesla is a cult stock and people didn't care. that's one of the reasons why i've said, tesla, if you like the car, go buy the stock. i can't recommend it, as opposed to netflix, which i really, really like and think is going much higher. ron in colorado, ron. >> caller: how are you doing, jim? booyahs from beautiful colorado. >> nice. what's going on? >> caller: just calling about twitter, and i bought a few hundred shares here about 2 1/2, three years ago. obviously it's dropped since i bought it about 60%. >> right. >> caller: just curious if i should buy, sell. >> well, i mean twitter is a stock -- if

ande looking at the model 3 integrations from solar city and doesn't u.s.a." thing, fundamentally change the business itself. >> i don't know if we expect clean energy subsidies to come than the obamare administration so if the subsidies go away, the cars are excessive. >> import taxes for competitors. app dynamics -- you're an i.p.o. reporter and no i.p.o.'s so you got lots of snowboarding but this year we expected a lot of deals, a big deal this week publicd away from the markets, cisco buying app dynamics. >> it was supposed to be the u.s. tech i.p.o. of the year. there are no technology or communication companies on the road right now through basically mid february looking to go public so we have all of this be aabout this is going to i.p.o.'s and a for for an exit environment investors. we haven't seen it yet. looming is the company but in terms of the little ones, mill soft aiming to go public as as the first quarter but talking to sources around this appdynamics deal, i will say the fact that it was bought for $3.7 billion when the market value $1.7ooki

tesla, which acquired solar city earlier this year, and panasonic are steppingp their partnersp announcing they will begin production of photo cells and modules next year at a plant in buffalo, a city in upstate ew york. panasonic is investing roughly a quarter of a billion dollars in the venture. it underscores deepening ties between the two companies, jointly building a $5 billion lithium ion factory in nevada. after the break, we'll find out how a robot is helping the immobile to become mobile with thought alone. that special report from chile, next. this is bloomberg. caroline: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." jerusalem-based software firm mobileye announced a partnership based software firm announced a partnership with a mapping consortium of several german utomakers. this is one of several partnerships forged a this year as self-driving technology rapidly grows. under the deal, mobileye software which uses sensors and ata analysis to find a car's position on the roads in real time will be integrated into his navigational mapping technology. shares rose on the news,

themerger with solar said -- solar city.ways facing strike action after staff rejected a pay offer. walkout,w will stage a threatening widespread disruption to flights. ba of forcingses recently hired staff to leave on -- up 3% in recent sessions, suggesting that it is reason a settlement with the department of justice in relation to its faulty airbags. a representative for takata did not immediately comment on the shares surge. prices areng oil providing individual to the eurozone inflation picture. have about the ecb has for a target. anna: germany's record increased to 1.1%. you once again from friend for. inflation seems to the building globally. the other, the eurozone is only half of the target. the ecb'snot change stance, but it may change it around inflation. concerned,he ecb is that is the wrong kind of inflation. they want to see core inflation picking up. that rate is unfortunately low in the eurozone. going to, the ebc is keep it stimulus on task for the moment. before christmas it was essentially sent -- anythin

the pressure is on tesla to make good on its own goals has risen since solar city reported losses. british air ways is facing strike action next week after staff rejected a pay offer. cabin crew will stage a 40-hour walk yacht january 10. they wanted to strike after christmas but waited until after talks. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy? guy: thank you very much. president -elect donald trump is claiming another jobs victory with ford scrapping plans to expand in mexico. ford shares jumped on the news. the c.e.o. told us it was a vote of confidence in the incoming administration. >> clearly we see a more positive u.s. manufacturing business virmente under president-little bit trump. we see the pro growth policies that he is outlining in the tax and regulatory reforms. this is a vote of confidence that he can deliver on those things. uy: john is still with us. >> i think trump feels and a lot of americans feel that the trade rule has been skewed against u.s. manufacturing for sometime and they are trying to reset the rules in their favor. i think you can understand why th

works of ported to the department of energy including tesla's been doing ray bourque and batteries, solar city and solar modules. 1366 technologies and solar waivers with high-efficiency led. i love the fact there's no debate over an essence. leds are cheaper over there life, better quality of life is incredible and making them here in the u.s.a. on top of all of that, if you look across our government and across our nation, the u.s. manufacturing sector as a whole has added over 800,000 new jobs since february of 2010. of course that doesn't change the reality that manufacturing challenges and will continue to do so. .. the clean energy revolution while real and revving up still hasn't been felt in every region, at least not yet. and that's why we at the department of energy must continue to accelerate our efforts to invest in innovation. innovation that will continue to advance america's manufacturing competitiveness. innovation that will bring more good jobs and innovation that will strengthen our economy as the clean energy revolution expands around the u.s. and around the world. and that'

looking at the integration from the solar city.made in thing, doesn't fundamentally change the business itself. cory: i don't know if we expect clean energy subsidies to come out of trump. thing, doesn't fundamentally change the business itself. because subsidies go away, this is very expensive. you are our ipo reporter now, you have the easiest job in the world right now. this year we expected a lot of deals. big deal this week sort of snatched away from public markets. >> $3.7 billion stable price for dynamics, supposed to be the biggest tech ipo of the year. days, no no cup technology or communication companies on the road right now, to basically mid-february. we have all of this talk about, is this going to be a visitor year for ipo's. we have all of this need for exits and need to have a better exit environment from silicon valley and the investors here, and we haven't really seen it yet. obviously snapchat is a big companylooming. we still hear that as soon as march. --terms of the little ones image to go public as soon as th

the pressure on tesla has risen following its merger with solar city, as both reported losses and burnedash. british airways is facing strike action next week after staff rejected a pay offer. cabin crew will stage a walkout from january 10, threatening widespread disruption. union accuses ba of forcing recently hired staff to live on poverty pay. today. has slumped that is as investors speculate the company is nearing a settlement with the u.s. department of justice to resolve allegations of criminal wrongdoing related to faulty airbags. representatives didn't immediately comment. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: president-elect donald trump is claiming another jobs victory as forward says it will scrap its expansion in mexico. the carmaker was targeted during trump's campaign. the ceo spoke to bloomberg following the decision. >> we would make the same decision. the main reason for canceling the plant is our next generation focus was going to be built in that plant. what we've seen is a marked decline in demand for small vehicles in north america. we don't need that capa

it looks like the company is benefiting from a few factors, the solar city deal went through and gigaproducing batteries and it appears elon musk may have the ear of president trump. tesla is a "poster child" for made in america." we hop into the blue turk and -- a look at g # btv we see tesla has been making wild swings within a range. ls really like the vision of the ceo and there's talk about the cashars talk about burn. vonnie: abigail doolittle, thank you for that. sterling is about .4% weaker. we have breaking news from the meeting of the u.k. prime minister theresa may with u.s. president donald trump. gopesa may will attend the retreat and speak later on. apparently she had a conversation and donald trump confirmed he is committed to nato. she also said she hopes she can work with trump "opposites attract." she said it was too early to discuss what areas the trade deal will cover. she does not have a negotiator for it and it is to early for the country to get into actual negotiations. it is not allowed until they trigger article 50 and she says it was important to sit with tru

program that would have provided millions of sol solar panels to the cities and villages and neighborhoods of iraq which would have provided thousands of tens of thousands of jobs for iraqis otherwise became combatant and would have provided something that iraqis and the region really needed. their electricity is very spotty and is, in fact, a part of the conflict turning power on and off to different neighborhoods. it could have been done for a fraction of the multitrillion dollar cost of the iraq war and with low risk to american lives and it would be a template for something that the u.s. and rich nations could and still should do i think across the middle east and global sun belt. and so i wonder is this still any realistic possibility that a program of mass and solar energy aid to the middle east and world's other literally hot and bothered and conflicted regions could be -- could plant at least a major part of this endless war and that serves no problem and instead something -- >> i think we got the point gregory. let's hear from andrew. >> i'm not able to comment on the feasibility

. >> funding is coming from the city for roof repair and replacement. the solarnstallation is funded by private donations. the work is done by volunteers and job trainees supervised by trained staff. >> because it's good for the environment. >> okay. want to get in on this? some 16 san francisco families will be selected for the free roof upgrade and solar installation. grid alternatives is holding a bilingual one-hour workshop on stat, january 21st. for more information, go to abc 7 news.com. click on 7 on your side. if you don't want in on that but need my help, contact me, my hotline is open every weekday. 10:00 until 2:00. 415-954-8151. you can reach me any time at abc 7 news.com. >>> thanks, mike. >>> on a related note, one of california's newest state senators wants to see the golden state lead the nation in green energy. democrat scott weiner of san francisco has sponsored a bill to require solar panels on new buildings. existing laws -- california leads the u.s. in producing solar energy. >>> more than a quarter million customers lost and regained their p

. >> funding is coming from the city for roof, repair and replacement. the solar installation is funded by private money and donations. >> it's good for the environment. >> some 16 san francisco families will be selected for the free roof upgrade and solar installation, and grid alternatives is holding a bilingual one-hour meeting, and for information on that and other grid alternatives, go to our website. >>> in the next few days the raiders are expected to file relocation papers with the nfl, and that's a step to formal eyes their intended move to las vegas. the filing will be made official in the coming days. the raiders still need 24 votes from the league's owners for the move to happen. the filing will include a statement explaining the decision to relocate, and could also include a response from commissioner, roger goodell. and the owner said publicly he will stay in oakland for the next couple seasons until a stadium is built for his team in las vegas. san diego's loss of its long time professional football team could be another business's gain, and we are

. >> funding is coming from the city for roof repair and replacement. the solar installation is funded by private donations. the work is done by volunteers and job trainees supervised by trained staff. >> because it's good for the environment. >> okay. want to get in on this? some 16 san francisco families will be selected for the free roof upgrade and solar installation. grid alternatives is holding a bilingual one-hour workshop on stat, january 21st. for more information, go to abc 7 news.com. click on 7 on your side. if you don't want in on that but need my help, contact me, my hotline is open every weekday. 10:00 until 2:00. 415-954-8151. you can reach me any time at abc 7 news.com. >>> thanks, mike. >>> on a related note, one of california's newest state senators wants to see the golden state lead the nation in green energy. democrat scott weiner of san francisco has sponsored a bill to require solar panels on new buildings. existing laws -- california leads the u.s. in producing solar energy. >>> more than a quarter million customers lost and regained their

and these other lines all indicated the various setback versions according to the solar angles that are used by the citydetermine this red line is where the actual shadow from the project as currently designed the land at any time so as you can see the shadows as shown before i this report don't conform to the standard shadowing goals that are used for a certain day and time i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> if there is any followup. >> thank you. >> hi david hopefully, he, do this in the last 39 seconds. >> this is the plan of what we were talking about for the planters for mr. cruise and how to zoom if with that thing. >> the - >> baefks his issue some windows that face our property this property is along here and if i look at the drawings a window here, here and here if you don't mind i'll take an extra couple of seconds we lowered this planter and this planter here and we had to add two new planters to make up for the stormwater retention we can't react the puc requires a concern amount of stormwater we spoke with mr. cruz that was tuesday i sent 24 out and in conversations that

. >> a viewer from daly city asks is it worth it to install a solar panel on our house?boy, that's a tough one. if you're talking solely about your carbon footprint, then yes, it is a great idea. if you're talking about saving money on your electricity in much of the bay area, you're going to need at least a ten-year horizon, unless you're somewhere like san francisco that is still offering some rebates. so you have to take a look at the rebates, take a look where your house is, what kind of shadowing you have. if you live out towards the delta, you're going to pay it off very quick. if you live somewhere that's kind of shady with trees, it's going to take more time. so it's really house by house. >> depends if you're going to be in that house for a long time. >> that's what you really need to look at. if you're going to be there ten years or more, go for it. >>> kesie asks i just got out of i contract with my current cell phone provider. what should i do before signing a new one. >> go to our website and i've got some consumer report stuff that i'm going to post. the mo

city. t creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> now to president trump's first 100 days. a week from now, we should know president trump's pick for the supreme court. the list is said to be done to three leading contenders, all are federal appeals court judges and were appointed by george w. bush. let's go through this short list. this is neil gorsuch, the 49-year-old is a favorite among conservatives for saying that the federal government has taken on too much power. let's go to thomas years of age and supports the right to have a gun outside his home and was also the first person in his family, if i'm not mistaken to go to college. on the short list, judge william pryor is considered but probably considered less likely, an outspoken opponent of the roe versus wade abortion ruling. whoever the president picks

in addition, the staff will have before you the work on solar plus storage and the work that we have done in all of the 11 districts in the city of san francisco and keeping a longer theme, last year, we were not able to do the zero, 50, 100 roots, and we were really trying to focus on this and do a deep dive of the zero, 50, 100 roots and specifically have the san francisco public utilities commission join us and do a deep dive around the cca and all the work they have been doing and all of the energy programs the kind of complement one another and the individual pieces we will do a deep dive on these items. this is just a heads up for a couple of the future topics that we are working on. >>thank you very much. i just have a couple questions for you and i know that in march is the pesticide meeting and i know what that if you dive deeply where these pesticide applications are occurring if we could have a map of that because we are interested see how the southeast community's are affected by these applications and where these are occurring with that. in addition, i would like an update or preview i think it would be interestin

in addition, the staff will have before you the work on solar plus storage and the work that we have done in all of the 11 districts in the city of san francisco and keeping a longer theme, last year, we were not able to do the zero, 50, 100 roots, and we were really trying to focus on this and do a deep dive of the zero, 50, 100 roots and specifically have the san francisco public utilities commission join us and do a deep dive around the cca and all the work they have been doing and all of the energy programs the kind of complement one another and the individual pieces we will do a deep dive on these items. this is just a heads up for a couple of the future topics that we are working on. >>thank you very much. i just have a couple questions for you and i know that in march is the pesticide meeting and i know what that if you dive deeply where these pesticide applications are occurring if we could have a map of that because we are interested see how the southeast community's are affected by these applications and where these are occurring with that. in addition, i would like an update or preview i think it would be interestin

in addition, the staff will have before you the work on solar plus storage and the work that we have done in all of the 11 districts in the cityn francisco and keeping a longer theme, last year, we were not able to do the zero, 50, 100 roots, and we were really trying to focus on this and do a deep dive of the zero, 50, 100 roots and specifically have the san francisco public utilities commission join us and do a deep dive around the cca and all the work they have been doing and all of the energy programs the kind of complement one another and the individual pieces we will do a deep dive on these items. this is just a heads up for a couple of the future topics that we are working on. >>thank you very much. i just have a couple questions for you and i know that in march is the pesticide meeting and i know what that if you dive deeply where these pesticide applications are occurring if we could have a map of that because we are interested see how the southeast community's are affected by these applications and where these are occurring with that. in addition, i would like an update or preview i think it would be interesting to c

city. for me, that is pretty cool. -- seeing theg different areas have different needs. san francisco does not have the current but it has more solarearly stages but we will march, april and may. caroline: coming to a waterway knew you -- near you. on wednesday show, we will be speaking to fire ice head of threat intelligence. theill be talking about russian state-sponsored hacking. and bloomberg will be covering donald trump's press conference live on wednesday. . . ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: 11 days, today is january night, generally 20th, a new president takes over. , 11 days left in the obama administration, what do you think? i think there's still a lot of work we have to get done in these 11 days. i'm glad it's just about that and not many more. thank god we did as much as we did until now

city. for me, that is pretty cool. we are seeing the different areas have different needs. san francisco does not have the current but it has more solary stages but we will see more in march, april and may. caroline: coming to a waterway near you. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. on wednesday, we will be speaking to fire ice head of threat intelligence. we will be talking about the russian state-sponsored hacking. and bloomberg will be covering donald trump's press conference live on wednesday. that is set to begin at 11:00 a.m. eastern. anna: russia, trump's friend or foe? unconfirmed reports that russia has information on him. obama says farewell. the outgoing president makes an appeal to the american people to preserve his legacy before trump takes office. obama: if every economic issue is framed as a struggle between a hard-working white middle class and an , thenrving minority workers of all shades are going to be left fighting for scraps while the wealthy

in addition, the staff will have before you the work on solar plus storage and the work that we have done in all of the 11 districts in the city of san francisco and keeping a longer theme, last year, we were not able to do the zero, 50, 100 roots, and we were really trying to focus on this and do a deep dive of the zero, 50, 100 roots and specifically have the san francisco public utilities commission join us and do a deep dive around the cca and all the work they have been doing and all of the energy programs the kind of complement one another and the individual pieces we will do a deep dive on these items. this is just a heads up for a couple of the future topics that we are working on. >>thank you very much. i just have a couple questions for you and i know that in march is the pesticide meeting and i know what that if you dive deeply where these pesticide applications are occurring if we could have a map of that because we are interested see how the southeast community's are affected by these applications and where these are occurring with that. in addition, i would like an update or preview i think it would be interestin

city. coming up, important parking warning for thos at dominion, we're putting our energy to work creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. michelle: "7 on your side" with a warning about driving and parking in the district next week. next wednesday at noon two days before the inauguration road closures and the parking restrictions will go into effect. we are causing it the red zone. as mike carter-conneen discovered. parking apps are still selling reserved spaces inside this zone. >> 48 hours before, police will start to shut down the zone and then thursday it will expand only residents and workers allowed in the outer zone. despite the driving restrictions, the parking apps were still selling reserve spaces inside that zone. alerted by abc7, spot hero said we are removing locations in restricted areas today and will reach out to customers who sur chased park -- purchased parking to unrestricted locations. parking panda said it would take th

solar power on all new residential and commercial buildings. it's similar to an ordinance passed in san francisco last april that he wrote as a city supervisor.wiener says the measure will help california remain a national leader in clean energy. >>> it was ten years ago today that apple rolled out their first iphone setting off huge changes in the world of technology. this is apple co-founder steve jobs showing the new touch screen phone to the world at the mac world 2007. the new iphone allowed people to surf the web, listen to music, get directions, and take pictures all in one device. since then more than a billion iphones have been sold. but not everyone was a fan right away. >> it had so many things stacked against it when it was first released. first of all it was $499 to $599 when first released, only available at at&t stores for the first four years. and a lot of the people said the fact they had no keyboard or stylist to interact with the screen was a big detractor for them. >> well now the iphone is recognized as a game changer creating a whole new industry making huge profits for apple. apple stock, in fact is up 800% in the past

city has ever seen. >> reporter: thieves in loudoun county getting into cars and getting out of them a lot of gun creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> we've got a little bit of freezing rain and then some warm weather is coming in. >> yeah. warm weather and then cold weather. little roller coaster. that's how it is here in d.c. we are going to see those temperatures rise and then drop and probably rise again. let's talk about that freezing rain advisory. that starts at 6:00 p.m. and goes until 1:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. not for everybody. the rain is going to be out by your morning commute. then we're going to have more rain tomorrow afternoon for your evening commute possibly. and then a mix on saturday. we're going to cover it all here. free freezing rain advisory 6:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. for western counties, loudoun county, fauquier county, just a gze ice. but we know even a little bit

production and creating a solar farm that would be part of the do you believe the way you blocked for opportunities to grow the program and how your work on the board of supervisors and the citynd just environment and commissioner campos i wanted to say i learned a lot from you in terms of the way you cross examine people you are you're like a gentle bulldog as agency attorney that experienced really pulling things out and the details out taught me a lot how to work with someone that i may not have the same end goal but how to find that common ground and put them on the spot to answer the questions that are important not in you bad way but transparent and accountability what it means to san franciscans so have someone that advocates for them thank you for teaching me that and commissioner mar i've always, always can count think on you to look at the social and racial justice you're always thinking of the world that we're creating more your daughter you're thinking about the legacy we leave behind we're thinking of people who may not have a voice in that room thank you for that for always doing that >> you can say curse words in the nicest way i super appreciate that. >> (laug