and finally, american tesla may lose its leadership in the electric vehicle market in the near futurey in the current quarter, the leader may give way to the chinese concern bit , bloomberg notes. one of its main advantages is that the company produces its own batteries for electric vehicles and was doing this even before entering the car market. bit became the first chinese supplier of lithium batteries to motorola and nokia. the change in market position will be a turning point for the industry as it will confirm the growing china's influence in the global auto industry. the competitive landscape has changed, and it's no longer about the size and legacy of car companies, but rather the speed at which they can innovate, experts say. and that’s all the economic news for this hour, good luck in your business and see you later. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone x, i’m violetta sokolovich, hello, a suspect in a daring robbery was detained in minsk, the most amazing crime scene in this story is a fairly crowded bank, and the victim is his client. attacker. 17,000 i had

when the first electric car rolled off the volkswagen assembly line, more than a million american teslasf the world. and the german government, aiming for 15 million electric vehicles by 2030, did its manufacturers a disservice by allowing it. everything that makes a car expensive can be produced cheaply in china from its own raw materials. german automakers must all this is much more expensive to import. the munich motor show, held this year in the summer, was supposed to demonstrate the readiness of german manufacturers for the onset of the industry's tomorrow. but it turned out the other way around, the complete dominance of the chinese, everyone recognized this. but the most unpleasant thing happened at the end of the year: the german constitutional court prohibited the scholz government from using off-budget funds for implementation. green projects, including subsidizing the production and purchase of electric vehicles, as well as the creation infrastructure for their maintenance. even if billions for charging stations and battery production can be found in other budget items, apoca

yes, indeed, the american electric vehicle manufacturer tesla will recall more than 2 million cars producedame after two years investigation of a series of accidents that occurred while using the autopilot. some of them were fatal. investigation found that autopilot's method of ensuring driver attention is sometimes inadequate and can lead to unpredictable use of the system, a software update includes additional alert controls, well, as they say , technology has its best hope, but don't be a bad person, as they say, got there, yes, this is a popular saying, it is still relevant, like this well, friends, newfangled things are breaking down, but you know, the good old tractor will never... give anyone, will not let anyone down, what’s the point of this, and what’s more, in the stolptsovsky district they organized an interschool elective so that the children are already in during their studies they could obtain licenses for agricultural machinery. yes, 27 tenth-graders and 37 eleventh-graders from column schools, as well as shashkovskaya, zaimnovskaya, tesnovskaya, come to the old sverzhen to

on the growing wait for other americans, hoping their loved ones will come home soon. >>> have you seen this? the tesla cybertruck is rolling out. how much and when are they available? scott budman joins us with answers. >>> plus, an upgrade for the ferry service. how millions are going to be spent on the bay area's fleet. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a chilly night at san jose christmas in the park. a lot of fun. 57 degrees. we'll drop it to low 50s later tonight. tonight. i'm talking more diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like, "what is your glucose?" and "can you have more carbs?" before you decide... with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. and lower your a1c. the number one doctor prescribed cgm. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us >>> welcome back. take a look. it's officially here. tesla rolling out its much-hyped cybertruck today. this was the big event in texas. let's bring in scott budman. cool to look at. we were debating who would get one. we sa

if you look at the magnificent seven, the tesla, the apple, the amazon, these are popular brands among americansurprise many of the magnificent seven names are among the top held names, which does not concern me. big tech as a whole is looking more defensive as this rally continues. they are some of the most durable companies on the market so it makes sense investors are rotating into them. jon: when it comes to the main driver of this late october to now rally that we have ultimately seen -- we just got through a segment on where interest rate policy goes from here. how much in your opinion is based on the narrative growing of rate policy reversing? callie: i see that as the primary reason and the funny thing to me is the fed has hinted since july that they have been growing more flexible on policy. powell in his july meeting was the first time he talked about downside risks to the economy, hinting toward the balance of risks between inflation and the job market. if you consider the dual mandate is the fact they have to promote healthy employment while controlling inflation, you know, the comme

. >>> new details on how safe tesla drivers are behind the wheel. bertha joins us now. >>> americans who owe back taxes may have another incentive to pay up, the irs is waive nearly $1 billion in late payment penalties, more than 4.5 million individual taxpayers who owe for the '20-'21 tax years will be eligible. meantime we've heard a lot about tesla's autonomous drivers. but tesla drivers are the most accident prone, according to study by lending tree. study also found that bmw drivers were most likely to drive under the influence. according to lendingtree. the study analyzed quotes looking to insure their own cars and didn't include any accidents, incident data from rental cars. not just in julia roberts' latest movie with the teslas. >> very interesting when they look at those data points. >> i wouldn't have expected that at all. >> bertha, thank you. >>> coming up, dashing to destinations. as we hit the busiest travel days before christmas, inside the efforts to make sure your flight is a smooth ride. >>> plus, curriculum controversy. parents' concern about an educational video

amd, meta, american express, royal caribbean among them. watch tesla today.s rallying to three month highs on pace for their third best year on record. stock is up more than 100% so far this year. >>> and pending home sales just out moments ago. diana olick has that afternoon hours. diana? >> bob, pending home sales in november were unchanged from october. the street was looking for a 1% gain. sales were down 5.2% from november of last year according to the national association of realtors. this number is based on signed contracts during the month. a forward looking indicator of closed sales. also, this is the most current look at what buyers are thinking. and mortgage rates here are key. the average rate on the 30-year fixed soared over 8% in mid-october and then dropped sharply to 7.5 in the first week of november. it ended the month around 7.25 and that's why the street was looking for a small bounce. now the realtors did note in their report that while it didn't result in formal contracts, that drop did spark a surge in interest according to their locked

american food. fulfilling the will of the pentagon, musk tried to squeeze something coherent out of himself, but nothing worked, he stuttered like a teslaman on the ground, even the furniture in the duke’s office was sweating. looking around, bibi was wondering how... “mr. musk, have you already put a note in the wailing wall? a note, they told me that i need to put a thousand dollars there. the visit ended, i wandered around the kibbutz , got likes on social networks, yes drove off home, but didn’t understand why he was flying in, and didn’t explain it to others. sergei kremrelev. especially for the sawmill, happy new year to you, the international sawmill will return after the holidays, please don’t forget to take care yourself and the country of your fellow citizens. monarchy cannot be considered salvation for russia; from the fact that the abdicated tsar died as a martyr, it does not at all follow that he was... not only in ukraine or, for example, in the baltic states , a political and social, so to speak, sect professing a simple morality, which can be formulated as follows: soviet power in 1918 unleashed a civil war against innoc

within five years every american will be able to have an autonomous artificial intelligent robot in their home. teslas already producing them. imagine you have a.i., which is going to displace huge numbers of the estimates are between 60% to 80% of working people in this country. add to that autonomous robots who can work 18-hour days without stop. and you have eight million, eight million illegal immigrants in this country. we have an exploding homeless population. we have two wars that we are subsidizing. one of them is completely illegitimate. the insanity of this president is beyond comprehension. host: sorry to cut you off. as a democrat, did you vote for him in 2020? caller: no. i didn't. host: who did you vote for? caller: i voted for trump. host: you still consider yourself a democrat? caller: why? host: ok. patrick mentioned the border, this is on the front page of the "washington post." it says, a historic surge of migrants and few solutions in sight. the smugglers have sawed through the u.s. border wall so many times lately that parts of the barrier look like something out of a sculpture g

politicians, dom, keep coming after tesla when you have chinese competitors coming in and tesla employs a lot of americansand mike and i were talking, dom. the sweater. we like the -- we like the dom sweater look, but did you have the fireplace app going behind you as well as, like, storytime with dom the other day? we loved it. >> i'm not sure who's in the control room now. we might be able to fire up the yule log again if we have a couple of seconds. yes. apparently i'm told now it's not going to happen but it was pre-planned where i could have the mr. rogers sweater with my festive tie or shirt and have the you'll log in the background. we'll try to do it again tomorrow. again in a sweater tomorrow. >> this is important. most important thing on cnbc today. you're going to be -- i want to be in a sweater tomorrow. santoli sleeps in a suit. >> yes. >> he sleeps -- that's his -- this is santoli's casual thursday. dom, you agree to do the zip sweater i'll do the zip sweater. >> i'll surprise you. i'm going to be -- i'll tell you and mike and leslie right now, i will be in a sweater tomorrow. it might be a

tesla's because they're cool and work. having a mandate to require is silly and that productive and un-american. with us but it our relationship with china we would i find it ironic that the sub industry she was pushing ev's down our throats and when it comes to tesla they don't show tesla the same subsidies in respect of the ev afford mgm. >> because they hate elon musk or tesla workers are nonunion. i don't know what is worse. >> maybe elon musk does not go with their narratives all the way. >> what a present. the interesting thing about the charger story 7.5 billion for the ev chargers not single one built but when asked when the white house was asked over the summer how they were doing they center on track for one point to million by 2030. you haven't built one but you can alliance a are on track. more fibs but when you look at the ev mandate overall and look at the electric vehicles right now. a lot of auto experts have said the market saturated, there is enough ev's giving current demand. the demand for ev's is not there yet there too expensive, the range is not good enough and let's not f

tesla, and those seven companies that have carried the market. half the returns are due to those companies. thank god they are americanhey have helped retirement funds, it's election year, anything can happen. my major concern is debt, in terms of the federal debt and debt in terms of personal finance debt. you know 33.7 trillion national debt, we have never been that high. the other one is credit card debt is over a trillion dollars now. can consumers keep spending like that and flashing out the credit card and not having the money to repay it. >> anita: that's a scary thing. one quick tip for people in the new year, quick tip for solid financial advice. >> investing in the new york stock market, compound in interest, always bet on america. >> anita: see if you can get an alphabet stock, they are expensive. good if you can get them. thanks for the advice. >> bryan: a new study reveals the big apple is not the best place to ring in the new year. where you should go to bid farewell to 2023. that's next. ♪♪ >> all right. listen to this. the mascot at last night's pop tart bowl capturing headlines for be-the first edible

american people. jerome powell however saying there is still more work do on the inflation front. prices are still too high. but we're ultimately heading in the right direction. vanessa yurkevich, cnn, new york. >>> teslarecalling almost all of its 2 million cars in the u.s. because of problems with its autopilot feature. the national highway transportation safety administration says tesla had agreed to a software update that will limit the use of the auto steer feature if the driver can't take control while the feature is engaged. the recall is after a review of nearly 1,000 crashes while the autopilot was on. detailed investigation published by the "washington post" found at least eight serious accidents including some fatalities happened while the autopilot was in use. >>> still to come, the nfl announces who will host the super bowl in 2027. a city quite familiar with that big game. >>> if you live in soirnuthern california, mark your calendar to avoid the traffic for the super bowl. los angeles was announced for the big game. roger goodell says that the league is excited to bring the super bowl back to the sofi stadium after it leait hosted i. this is the ninth time it will be the home for the cha

americans have now spent 68 days held hostage by hamas. president biden is about to meet with their families at the white house. the promise he is going to make them. >>> and teslaalling nearly every one of its 2 million cars on the road in the united states right now. the safety concerns sparking this drastic move. we will be back. >>> we are keeping a very close eye on the white house now where president biden is expected to soon welcome the families of american hostages believed to be held by hamas in gaza as we speak. the meeting comes as the white house is making it clear this morning that there are no plans to put conditions on aid to israel. the blunt message we're not going to do a damn thing other than protect israel, those are biden's words, but that's as pressure from lawmakers and a public rift with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are coming into very sharp focus. biden in a speech to democratic donors warned that israel's attacks on gaza are alienating allies. cnn's white house correspondent arlette saenz is following all of these different strains. what can you tell us about what will happen today as these families come to talk to the

american taxpayer a lot of money. neil: if they are really good they will solve themselves and eventually they will sell themselves but we are not in a position to force them. >> tesla've got manufacturing to automation so low they are their margins are higher, forward might be losing $4,000 a vehicle, tesla is making $8000 a vehicle and that's the difference. how can we use the materials like lithium, who don't like us, rare earth -- neil: why did we go into this full throttle knowing china ruled the rare earth world, that we are going to dominate the market we needed to get the stuff? >> they are right. don't know if the foreign policy considerations made domestic policy and the third thing, we can get the cost of evs down and tesla shows that, the battery plants, rebuilding that scale. neil: i think they are great cars, beautiful cars but the technology is impressive. they've got to get more range. we need more power stations, lighter batteries. they have to come up with that to swap a battery but you can't force that. >> can't force that. the market has to be ready. we don't want solyndra activity and that's the kind of issue. neil: great seeing you again. hilla

tesla controls 60% of the ev charging stations around the country. the biden administration can't push its green energy policies without working with elon musk. we can send astronauts from americannational space station unless we work with spacex. so the government has no choice but to play nice and to do business with this very material erratic business leader who is becoming increasingly unhitched by the day. some u.s. government officials say it's just too late. we wish we could've done something sooner. this occupant nor just has so many deep inroads into the federal government at this point. >> thanks again. good to see you. >> thank you. ♪ >> last year, artists -- an artist represented the u.s. at the world's most important exhibition of contemporary art. she was the first black woman to have that honor. now there's a chance to see her work in a retrospective touring this country. jeffrey brown meets the artist for our arts and culture series campus. >> outside the museum in washington, d.c., a monumental bronze sculpture. a 24 foot female form titled satellite. inside, smaller but no less striking works in which artist some only export the representation of black women by

within five years every american will be able to have an autonomous artificial intelligent robot in their home. tesla is already producing them. imagine you have a.i., which is going to displace huge numbers of the estimates are between 60% to 80% of working people in this country. add to that autonomous robots who can work 18-hour days without stop. and you have eight million, eight million illegal immigrants in this country. we have an exploding homeless population. we have two wars that we are subsidizing. one of them is completely illegitimate. the insanity of this president is beyond comprehension. host: sorry to cut you off. as a democrat, did you vote for him in 2020? caller: no. i didn't. host: who did you vote for? caller: i voted for trump. host: you still consider yourself a democrat? caller: why? host: ok. patrick mentioned the border, this is on the front page of the "washington post." it says, a historic surge of migrants and few solutions in sight. the smugglers have sawed through the u.s. border wall so many times lately that parts of the barrier look like something out of a sculpture

american buyers and how much towards international buyers? dan: that is a great point because china is the hearts and lungs of the tesla growth story.yber truck, first, it's showing from an innovation and technology perspective how far they are, but the opportunity, even though it's starting in the u.s., its international. i think that is the global focus of tesla. you look at ford, there are customers against going toward an ev. dealers have fought against it. they have heard it loud and clear. lisa: do you think it's attractive? dan: the mad backs vehicle -- i remember when you talked about that. i think we talked about that together. i get it. it is on the edge but i think it's innovative. it's new and it's something where tesla is not going to go down the typical path of other automakers and that is why when i see you driving this in new york in six months, tk in the passenger seat, in the cyber truck, it will be awesome. you could be in the back as well. it will be interesting. lisa: am i the only one who drives? jon: jon: you are jon:. tk and i don't drive. dan: lisa could be driving. tk shotgun, ferro in the back. jon: thank

across the world, one more example of how americans have it so much better than most of our allies and people across -- >> we do -- >> yeah, across the globe. teslall, literally every vehicle that tesla has produced, my understanding, will be, quote, unquote, recalled. it's not a traditional recall, meaning if you own a tesla, if you're a tesla owner listening to us talk about this right now and you don't have to get your car serviced or checked out, what's going to happen is, it's going to be the equivalent of a virtual recall. it's a software recall around the autopilot feature that's going to effectively come in over the air, if you will, so tesla is going to be recalling these vehicles. they can fix them over the internet. it's all about trying to make the autopilot feature more responsive, passengers more responsive. so instead of just letting the car do its thing, it's going to be more restrictive and more lights and others things trying to keep you at more attention, which is a good thing. >> that is always a good thing. cnbc's andrew ross sorkin, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> always appreciate it. >>> willie? >> a house cyber securi

and yet, the american public, for better or worse, doesn't want the evs in the marketplace with the rapidity that you would think. the demand isn't there. with the exception of teslamy dad got mad when people were buying cars that weren't built in detroit. i was like, dad, people don't want cars built in detroit right now. like they're not ready to make the move back to buying american. we've seen a shift back to buy america over the past 20 years, especially with trucks and suvs playing such a large role. this is just market driven. there are some people that are ready to move to evs, but until it reaches critical mass the government is going to push and have incentives. you're right, though. that demand didn't follow the government's push, did it? >> not to the extent i think they wanted. i think that's going to be another issue that we're going to see playing out in the next couple years. >> we're debating about what happens over the next 15 or 20 years. you talk to the richest oil producing countries. most of them will tell you they think they run out of oil in the next 20 years. so they even understand why they have to move to alternative fuel sources, why th

at the end of november, the chinese yuan pushed aside exchange trading in currencies, the american dollar and teslaoss of leadership in the electric vehicle market. to belarus 1 and belarus 24. economic news, in the studio olga onishchenko, good morning. belarus has extended the food embargo on imports of products from western countries for another year until december 31 next year. this is provided for by a resolution of the council of ministers. in this case, the document excludes. the import of apples is on the prohibited list; from april until the end of july on the twenty-fourth, they are allowed to be imported. the ban applies to countries european union, usa, canada, norway, albania, iceland, as well as great britain, montenegro, switzerland and several other countries. and the list of prohibited items includes pork, cattle meat, milk and dairy products with certain exceptions, nuts, sausages, confectionery, vegetables and other goods. it was explained more than once in march that the introduction of a ban would not affect the domestic market. belarus is almost completely self-sufficient in f