under delaware practice there is a direct appeal to the delaware supreme court which is the final wordcaroline: from elon inc., he has been against delaware more broadly. clearly, there has been concerns from elon musk himself about a lack of concern of his own company. >> this is a huge development not just because of them money at stake with these options, i have seen figures as high as 50 billion reported but also because this throws not just tesla into chaos, they have to figure out a way to retain elon musk. he is ready making veiled threats of doing ai research outside of the company. and at the same time you have other companies dependent on his financing. one of the reasons he wanted all of this money was to pay for his mars explorations. you have to ask where it goes. delaware forced him to buy twitter for $44 billion so even for the man -- the world's richest man, it is adding up. ed: good morning, it is it. as far as i can tell you and your clients are the only ones to take a look at the compensation package. as a starting point, what was it in the first place that worried y

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in this case, it's a public company, incorporated in delaware, and they need to follow the laws of delaware that simple. it's not very complex. >> they need to follow a judge's ruling when it comes down. the lone mosque started this day with some quite good news, i would think. he made a significant announcement about his other start-up, neuralink, implementing its brain chip into a human brain. really, crazy to even think about. that is the other part of elon musk. i mean, how big of an achievement is this? does he deserve credit for helping it get to this point? >> well, when he shows proof that it works, sure. he has just said it. there are many other companies with doing this narrow technology, i guess. there's a lot of them. one is called sinker on, another that has implanted electrodes on top of the brain with wires in the brain. there is a lot of work being done on this. it's not a fresh new thing, just to be clear, there's quite a few of these. actually, it's a little further along. this is to put the ship in the brain. right now, they can do these things, and people can do emails,

attorney in delaware, became special counsel. he asked the attorney general for special counsel status and then he charged hunter biden for the exact same charges that hunter biden was ready to plead guilty to back on july 26th. he was ready to plead guilty to the federal firearm charges and ready to plead guilty to the tax violations. now he's being charged on the fir firearms, here in california where he's lived on taxes and the same thing that he was getting ready to plead guilty to and now he's not completing guilty to. i'm going to check with the team here. looks like the hearing continues, release conditions from delaware remains, was asked if he understood if he violated the terms of release. could be revoked. he said i do. nothing majorly significant now. any updates we'll pass them along. >> neil: david, even though his lawyer was more than happy to talk to reporters outside this congressional hearing room yesterday and in fact hunter himself was responding to hillary vaughn's questioning, none of that is planned for tod

elon musk could appeal to delaware's supreme court if he chooses.ral online. the young woman, who was living in poland, set up an instagram account called �*i am madeleine mccann' — and soon had more than a million followers. but it turned out she wasn't. whatjulia wandelt discovered instead was a whole new world of online anger and hate, directed at her. our disinformation and social media correspondent, marianna spring, has managed to track her down. the 21—year—old reveals for the first time her motives and regrets about becoming involved in one of the world's most notorious missing persons cases. julia wandelt from poland has gone viral this week after saying that she's madeleine mccann. last year, tiktok users began speculating about an instagram account called i am madeleine mccann, created by this woman, julia. well, let's take a look at some of what you have posted to social media. any missing person case can spawn conspiracy theories, hate and impersonations on social media, seemingly none moreso than madeleine's disappearance. julia's acco

that's what the judges said in delaware made l thejudges said in delaware made note of, suggesting he behaviour of that board. but you're right, given that it was set in 2018, linked to performance, it's fair to say the firm delivered on the performance, but i suppose the question is, you know, was it known at that point in 2018 that the firm would do so well? the concept of, so first of all, the concept of remuneration committees, before those committee's ceos set their own pay, so things got pretty outrageous. various governments, you can't keep doing this, you need to have an independent committee, independent committee, that sets the pay in terms of, is it performance, is it relative to other ceos? and is it a challenging target that the ceo has to achieve. effectively, the board knew that on the corrupt predictions of performance, musk would get his objectives pretty easily without a problem. they didn't tell the shareholders that. they imply to the shareholders that mr musk was going to have to work very hard to meet these objectives and that lack of transparency, to put it subt

. good advice delaware.od advice for billionaires, isn't it? for us billionaires, isn't it? all billionaires all all the billionaires out there rich there will be lots of rich people are going to take people who are not going to take their business to delaware. >> yeah, well, i certainly won't. halfway won't. well we're at the halfway point, join us in a moment. point, but join us in a moment. for people getting rich on benefits , paedo hunting benefits, paedo hunting going wrong speaking wrong and russell brand speaking out. >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back to headliners. we've got the telegraph now with the news that it pays to be a scrounger. families on benefits can make equivalent of 70 can make the equivalent of 70 grand. a risk that grand. isn't there a risk that this will scottish this will lead to scottish people becoming class? people becoming middle class? scary >> yep. um. i think these are some cases i'm not quite sure. they're not giving us a percentage here of, uh,

he launched a poll saying never launch your company in delaware.ee what the results are of all that. >>> now to apple's new vision of the future some are calling it a game changer, but is it worth the price? days before it goes on sale, savannah sellers has an inside look >> reporter: apple's foray into mixed reality with a vision pro headset hits sales on friday >> this has a lot of cool things >> reporter: at $3,499, it's a pricey product calling into question, who's this for right now >> there's probably two groups of people. apple die hards and software developers who are thinking about developing their app for this new platform. >> reporter: i just had to put my contacts in >> you can't wear glasses with it, but you can get these special lens implants with your prescription >> reporter: a simple pinching movement replace as mouse click. this command center feeling is really interesting it's designed for office work, entertainment, even household chores >> if we cooking, you'd have that up on the right-hand side of your kitchen. so let's make a

at his beach home in delaware or out at camp david. it's rare for him to spend a weekend at the white house, but he hasn't been to ohio to where you guys are. let's watch this. >> well, i haven't had the occasion to go to east palestine. there's a lot going on here, and i just haven't been able to break. and so it's going to be a while. but we're making sure that's pal a stein has -- palestine has what they need materially in order to deal with the problems. >> reporter: the president said over the long weekend that he hasn't had to occasion to go to east palestine. i just haven't been able to break. the derailment was on february 3rd. president biden's not had a break since february 3rd? >> the president will go to east palestine. he promised that he would and he will. >> reporter: so he was not on a break when he was in lake tahoe? elizabeth: what do you say? is this a political tripp? if you know, trump went. trump went pretty quickly and gave with out water and more. what do you say? >> yes, yes. trump, our true president, he was h

. >>> we have a jam-packed show and will visit a school in delaware where students and puppies are sharinglassroom, how about that they are learning valuable lessons about productivity and mental health and we'll share that. >>> you'll also meet a sea otter who has made an amazing journey to his new home we test your knowledge about u.s. states in our "pop quiz" and will hit the pickleball court in new jersey to find out why the sport is so popular. but first here's our friend, dr. john torres to give us tips on how to get through cold and flu season. >> reporter: sometimes even with we do everything right viruses sneak into our body and can make us sick regardless of what type of illness, covid, the common cold, the flu, a sore throat or even a stomach bug, we do have a few tools to fight them off the first, sleep when you're sick your immune system is working really hard to fight off the virus, this will make you more tired than usual. you want to get as much rest and sleep as possible because sleep slows down other functions your body does while awake like thinking, talking, and even bl

at one time from delaware, then virginia, now makes his home in florida. a long time ago in a far away land in delaware he was a policy assistant to governor dupont. after serving as a staff aide during the nixon administration. his career started in 1973 when president nixon appointed him vice chairman of the national advisory council on the education of disadvantaged children. governor dupont and ken made the startling discovery there was enormous economic, social, and cultural potential residing in adults who dropped out of high school. but it was never realized because of the educational and career blockages. these are smart kids but kids who for whatever reason had to quit school and go to work. the governor's blessing and leadership, ken created jobs for delaware graduates. a model program for intervening with the young women and men most likely to drop out. and to save them. not just to get them to graduation but land them in a good job or post secondary education. jobs for delaware graduates worked so well governor dupont shared his success with re

>> a stunning decision out delaware.ge ruling that this 2018 competition package that musk and tesla, that they failed to prove that this package was fair. now remember, this monster pay package valued at $51 billion. billion with a "b" at today's prices it did help mack elon musk one of the richest people on the planet and tesla shareholders don't have a lot to complain about in the sense that he's gotten some amazing results. when this pay package was approved in 2018, tesla was worth $15 billion and today more than $600 billion. >> a judge said sorry, i'm taking it? >> elon musk is firing back as only he can in delaware where this court case played out where tesla and other companies are incorporated and musk said on his social media platform, x, he asked millions of followers whether tesla should change to te texas where it is physical headquarters are. now the question is how does tesla and its board respond? they could appeal or use it as an opportunity to get a new pay package installed for elon musk, one that loc

took to twitter and tweeted never incorporate your company in the state of delaware.back of the news tesla's share price slid 3%. >> it has been a tough year for that guy. cnbc's joumanna bercetche live from london, thank you as always. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," the house of representatives is on the verge of impeaching a cabinet secretary for the first time in nearly 150 years. i'll talk to democratic congressman and also discuss the middle east when "way too early" comes right back. cuss the middle east when "way too early" comes right back [coughing] copd hasn't been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or

hunter biden was reindicted in delaware. he's now going to court.will not happen for him. however, and not to be too confusing here, this can get comply kated, his attorneys today just filed with the court and with the federal judge saying the original diversion agreement is still in effect. they wrote the prosecution is bound by the agreement that it makes, approves and signs with defendants just as often as they seek to hold defendants to the terms that defendants make and sign. the court must not allow the prosecution to reneg on its agreement. as you mentioned, hunter biden is facing federal tax charges in california and he's facing these federal gun charges in delaware. this is all during an election year. now we wait to see what the judge says, this is what hunter biden's team wants to do, dismiss the charges. whether or not it happens doesn't appear that the special prosecutor will be on board with this. >> martha: thanks, david. lots to follow on the legal front across 2024. we'll be seeing a lot of you across this year. david spunt at the j

and charged with firearms in delaware, lied of substance abuse on a federal firearm form about owning a gun. he owned a gun less than two weeks. that case is moving to trial but slowly. again, sandra, john, we expect it to be a first appearance. arraignment 20 minutes, maybe 30, 40 minutes but federal court in delaware and yesterday on capitol hill, things could change and change dramatically, so we will be ready. back to you. >> john: he does get around, shaking up things on both coasts. david spunt for us in l.a. thank you. >> sandra: bring back jonathan turley. what happens next with hunter biden? >> jonathan: i'm pretty sure you will not hear three words in that courtroom. that is rip it up. those were the words used by hunter's team when the plea bargain fell apart in delaware and many of us gasped. you don't really trash a plea agreement like that in open court because you are forcing the hand of the department of justice, which they did and hit him on charges ultimately of the gun and the tax violations. this is a very good court for hunter. it's a terrific jury pool for him, c

. >>> delaware judge strikes down elon musk's $56 billion tesla pay package. >>> let's begin with microsoftnd alphabet, set to drag down the tech sector, despite beating estimates. light guidance with strong growth from azure while alphabet's ad revenue came in short of expectations. here's ceo ruth porat on last night's call. >> the step-up in capex in q4 reflects our outlook for the extraordinary applications of a.i. to deliver for users, advertisers, developers, cloud enterprise customers, and governments globally and the long-term growth opportunities that offers. in 2024, we expect investment in capex will be notably larger than in 2023. >> notably larger than '23, when they did $11 billion. this print, the street was not even at 10. >> i hope it's going to be larger. they have a lot to do. it's a very exciting time as we heard from lisa su. i think that this is a quarter that suddenly we didn't care about google cloud? i was just praying that thomas curry put up some good numbers for google cloud. he puts up great numbers, and suddenly, we're shadow boxing with other things they're do

the last couple weeks he was in delaware delaware, milwaukee, virgin islands.him in blue bell pa. charleston. funeral in dallas. allen town, p.a., camp david again and then he had an event in philadelphia. nothing at the white house. again, very unusual for any president, including this one based on the last couple years. later on today though, the president is going to host for the first time this year the big 4 congressional leaders schumer and mcconnell from the senate, johnson and jeffries from the house they are trying to figure out how to fund ukraine and the border. going to require president biden modify off his request 64 billion for ukraine. way more than the 14.3 billion for israel. 13.6 billion for some border provision. 7.4 billion for some indo-pacific security assistance and then 9 billion earmarked for humanitarian aid in ukraine, israel, and gaza. here at the white house. we are going to have our first press briefing of the week later on today. yesterday, because of about 5 inches of snow in the d.c. area, they moved the press briefing from in

as a resident of delaware and growing up in delaware, you are going to be out of sight tomorrow, wouldden's presence? they just see him when he's out there in front of a microphone making speeches. which is, i think you and i know, a second best version of joe biden. the first version is the personal one, what can you tell people about this oldest president in history running for reelection -- in all the campaigns who said before in what you are seeing now? >> lawrence, he is sharp, energetic, optimistic, both here at home in fighting for the results americans need. better jobs, lower prices, access to more affordable medication and to a record number of investments in new construction and new manufacturing a new infrastructure, and at the same time, clear eyed about the challenges that we face. he's fighting for our future, he's led our congress to make the greatest investment in combatting climate change of any country in history, he has led our efforts to fight gun violence, to invest in community mental health, to bring manufacturing back to the united states. together we have gott

but not for delaware. he did pick the wrong state.ld incorporate in a state where he makes a ton of money, you make a ton of money to, even if the contract is a total sham. who are the greedy ones? i would argue it's the plaintiff's and not the board. what a bunch of crybabies. see you tomorrow >>> right now on last call -- qualcomm warnings are out. we are joined exclusively by the ceo. bank crisis. another warning for other banks? preparing to wreak havoc? chinese hackers targeting critical u.s.

will wilmington, delaware.t to go to bill war right now -- bill barr right now, former attorney general of the united states. as you know, the supreme court will be taking up the arguments for or against colorado removing donald trump from its ballot. whatever your personal if views, and you made it very clear on the former president, do you think that is an overreach for states to start doing stuff loo hockey that, right? in -- like that, right? if. >> absolutely. i think the last time i was on your show i thought the supreme court would take it up very quickly and smack it down very quickly. regardless of, you know, what i think of trump and the fact that i oppose his nomination, i think he has to be beaten at the ballot box. and these heavy-handed efforts to disenfranchise his supporters, i think, are counterproductive. if anything, they a make him stronger. neil: you know, obviously this could address any of these other states that are entertaining the same thing. there are others who argue that a convictio

-- to texas from delaware.k floated the idea of relocating after a judge in delaware avoided his $55 billion compensation package following a challenge from it has less shareholder. republican presidential front-runner donald trump says he would block nippon steeles deal to block u.s. steel if he wins the november election brea in december at japanese company announced it plans to buy the u.s. steel maker for $14.1 billion. the deal has been met with opposition from union makers and bipartisan lawmakers. paul: these are the stocks we will watch when trade opens in korea and japan shortly. japanese banks are the focus after tomorrow's key investment and banking division returned to profit announcing a sheer buyback of $677 million. we watch boeing suppliers too after the playmakers fourth-quarter earnings, cash flow, and revenue also surpassed analyst expectations. keep on apparel makers and retailers also after earnings reports from adidas and h&m disappointed investors. this is bloomberg. annabelle: this is da

. >>> five years following a shareholder lawsuit against tesla ceo elon musk a delaware judge has ruledp a $55 billion pay package. the lawsuit accused musk and tesla's board of directors of breaching their duties to the car company and wasting corporate assets. musk denied being part of settling that $55 billion payout, but the judge said his team failed to prove the compensation was fair. following the ruling, musk took to x saying, quote, never incorporate your company in the state of delaware. >>> the fda is warning everyone to avoid neptune's fixed products. the agency says they're being recalled because they contain tianeptine, known as gas station heroin. the substance is not approved by the fda and has been linked to addiction and deadly overdoses. the recall impacts neptune's fix products sold across the country with the fda saying they should be thrown out or returned to the store. >>> and barbie is on a new adventure. she's heading to the super bowl. ahead of the big game, mattel says it will release this version of the iconic doll. fans can order their barbies in either the

lucas tomlinson is live from a chilly delaware with the latest. >> griff, president biden launched a broadside against former president trump, mentioning him 44 times in his first campaign address of this year, not too subtle message and invoking the memory of the january 6th capitol riot three years ago. >> trump is running as the denier in chief, the election denier in chief. once again, he's saying he won't honor the results of the election if he loses. trump says he doesn't understand. well, he still doesn't understand the basic truth, that is you can't love your country only when you win. >> now, griff, biden made no mention about his record the past three years, including the situation on the southern border, this is the list of migrant encounters over the past 10 decembers. and including biden's dhs chief refused to use the word in a recent interview with bret baier, and john fetterman had no problem using it yesterday. >> but you think it's a crisis now? >> bret, it's a challenge that we've been addressing vigorously with all the of the tools and resources we've been provided

, that is right, maybe i'm wrong.>> no, i was county executive but i'm a member of the delaware bar and i serve on the tenant judiciary committee. >> there is your legal fights. the like the republican presidential nominee must pay $83 million in damages, obviously he's going to feel that, i don't know what grounds he would have for anything to be reversed. what is your reaction >> jake, what is particularly striking about this verdict today, rendered by a jury of his. peers in new york city is that $65 million is unitive, they look for compensatory damages to right the wrong that was done, but punitive damages are way jury signal that they think the defendant's conduct was outrageous. to deter future misconduct. and the way that former president trump approached this case from the very beginning suggests he is someone who is always on offense, who never takes any quarter, who learned nothing from the may 2020 the verdict that found him guilty for raping e. jean carroll and sexual assault and imposed a $5 million award there at that point, he had another six months to contemplate what m

arlette saenz traveling with biden this weekend in wilmington, delaware. any comment thus far from the white house? >> reporter: i reached out to the white house and no word just yet. they're likely waiting until this formal announcement is made. it is likely president biden has been made aware of the levels house speaker mike johnson and chuck schumer have agreed to. now, on friday the omb director did say that there was some concern about whether lawmakers would be able to get something together to avoid this first government shutdown on january 19th. and she said that part of the reason that she had some concern over it is because of some of the rhetoric that's been coming from republican lawmakers who have posited the idea, posed the idea, of potentially using this moment, this government shutdown deadline, as a time to push forward some of their border policy positions. that is something that you heard manu outline there. the white house has long said that they are at the negotiation when it comes to those border security talks, which are running on a

then we have senator from the u.s., delaware, a former seat of president biden.en weav use of, minister for affairs in nigeria. welcome ministry. how many days of the been on the job? >> sounds like forever. since august. >> they say being foreign minister our dog years that i think don't use is like seven, is it? so then we go also to the finish mac foreign minister,co and then i think doesn't need that much presentatn, the secretary general of nato. so give them an applause as we start. [applause] >> a little bit of a positive note. we do have to touch on the situation in the middle east, the danger of escalation, latest developments in the red sea but, of course, also the ongoing war in gaza. we will to touch on the other were in ukraine. we also have to touch on what would just heard this one, primaries primer and the g2, u.s.-china but also the order that we left is gone, post-cold war order. we are between orders so we don't really know what the new order will be. hopefully not the jungle growing back but something based on international law, the u.n. chart

those already in place and to further consider, if not put kind of top administration people in delaware at the re-election campaign. what will happen here? i mean, how important is it? because that kind of was the strategy of obama, and he's essentially urging biden to follow a similar framework in order to be re-elected. because he's very concerned about trump's stronghold on the gop. >> yeah, it's fascinating reporting, especially they are friendly, and biden does consult him for advice. but the fact is that obama brought this up months ago and nothing has really changed. so there's also a little bit of a competition between these two. there always has been. it's very typical, the president/vp relationship. that's why biden always remembers back in 2015/2016, where all of obama's allies and obama himself really dissuaded him from running for president back then. so sometimes barack obama's advice to joe biden is sort of met with a bit of defensiveness, not just by president biden, but the people around him, who sometimes think that obama has never completely appreciated president bide

lucas tomlinson's with the president who was spent the weekend at his home in delaware but let's beginwa, des moines. a bill melugin is there with the very legs in the ground for the caucus. hi bill. >> eric, good afternoon to you but this iowa caucus is going to act as a barometer for the rest of the country if you will. it will be the first chance for voters to sound off on these candidates and everyone else's chances to these polls we are seeing match up with the reality? does the massive lead trump has in the polling turn out to be real? or is it polling, we will see. take a look in newton, iowa right now 38 miles away from where we're standing now former president trump having a campaign rally over there. his campaign strategy has been look, he does not feel the need to do the debates he feels voters arty know who he is, what he stands for. he maintains a massive lead in the polling. that's white so important to see what happens the night of the 15th. he's been taking shots of former president biden has been taking shots at him as it started to get testy in this campaign cycle but

in delaware, and it just can't be denied.ia: how much of a factor do you think corruption will be in this election, karl? given the oversight committee's exposing of what it has about the biden family accepting millions of dollars from countries like our adversaries, china? >> yeah. well, we don't know if president joe biden deliberately played an active role in hunter biden's many foreign shenanigans, but we know that this stinks. this is just amazing to me that the president of the united states tolerates his son and says he's not done anything wrong when we know that he's done a lot of bad things and needs to be held accountable for them. if anybody whose last name was not biden had not paid their taxes, had lied on a federal gun application and had openly admitted in an autobiography that they were using drugs, illicit drugs while they were buying a gun, they'd be in jail. and instead we're supposed to feel sorry for this guy can. it's just amazing to me. maria: stunning developments, for sure, all around. karl rove, mira

. >> the delaware judge ruled the pay package is unfair to shareholders. the ruling stems from a lawsuit in which tesla shareholders argued musk had too much influence over the process. musk responded, saying, never incorporate your company in the state of delaware. it's not much compared to what elon musk gets paid, but some school teachers got a bonus in the mail. >> turns out they weren't supposed to get it. a nightmare for teachers in oklahoma. the state is now demanding they return bonuses of up to $50,000 awarded to them by mistake. >> what a shame for us to run an agency that way. >> the nine teachers got the bonuses through a recruitment program for hard to fill teacher positions. christina stallman says she was awarded the 50,000 and took home $29,000 after taxes. but she says the state now wants the full 50,000 back. some state lawmakers outraged if the state wants to go claw back that money, they will. >> they will use the heavy hand and the full force of government to do that. and it's our job as legislators not to champion that , but to step i

that case is moving toward trial but slowly in delaware, bret. and, of course, just yesterday, the president's son made a surprise appearance at his own contempt hearing on capitol hill in washington. he left after a few minutes and then took the flight back promptly here to los angeles, california. the next hearing in this case takes place in l.a. on march 27th. it's possible, bret, a plea deal could be worked out with special counsel david weiss but all indications are hunter biden is going to fight this one until the verdict. bret? >> bret: david spunt, live outside the courthouse in los angeles. david, thanks. former president donald trump did not make his own official closing argument at his civil fraud trial today in manhattan. but, he was still able to have his say in court and outside of it. correspondent nate foy is in new york tonight with specifics. >> closing arguments are over. and former president donald trump's $370 million civil fraud trial in new york. >> they tonight have any facts. they don't have any evidence against us. >> tr

a lot of companies incorporate in the state of delaware and the court haves turned a little cold for many ceos and polled his x followers saying should tesla change state of incorporation to texas, home of physical headquarters? musk clearly furious with the ruling where the judge called his pay package an unfathomable amount. she didn't just decide on her own. a shareholder suit. 10-year agreement reached in 2018 and immediately challenged by -- it was more shareholders that criticized the deal as being negotiated by directors beholden to musk. shares of tesla down 1.7% after briefly punching into the green. look at plug power stock and getting a power surge after roth mkm raised from neutral to a buy and bullish on the developers with the green plant and stock up 20% at the moment and it's got -- it's fixed its technical issues and starting it is deliveries and the investment bank bullish and coming on the price and bot net disrupted by china and hacking of america's critical infrastructure and the hackers disrupted hundreds of small office or home office routers that reached end o

where the court _ register a company in delaware where the court was based, this biggest paid row— therow in history may have further issues _ how much is too much? when it's $55.8 billion. a judge scraps elon musk�*s record breaking pay day — one that made him the world's richest man — saying the company's board had been "swept up by the rhetoric". also tonight — how to protect children online. bosses of the world's biggest social media firms faced a grilling on capitol hill — about what they're doing to prevent the spread of indecent images. the orphans of gaza — a special report on the 20,000 children who've lost one or both parents — as the war rages on and aid agencies say they're running out of time. and why eltonjohn, taylor swift and the beatles could soon fall silent on tiktok amid a row over payment rights on the social media platform.

a judge in the state of delaware has annulled a $56 billion pay package awarded to elon musk in 2018la. the lawsuit was filed by a shareholder, who argued that the figure was an inappropriate overpayment. thejudge agreed — saying the amount, the largest in corporate history, was "unfathomable". elon musk has posted about the decision on his social media site, x. he's also set up a vote on x, asking if tesla should change its state of incorporation to texas, the home of its physical headquarters. live now to los angeles and our north america correspondent peter bowes. once again, peter, mask making the headlines. tell us about this, $56 billion. it is nice if you can get it? absolutely. very nice _ if you can get it? absolutely. very nice are _ if you can get it? absolutely. very nice are a _ if you can get it? absolutely. very nice are a colossal- if you can get it? absolutely. very nice are a colossal pay i very nice are a colossal pay package as you already indicated, the biggest everfor a ceo of a publicly traded company. it made him the richest person in the world. but clearly no

so you must be an e on said, you know, maybe i should move my company to texas out of delaware. that's not a huge story today, but it can. it's interesting because tesla's going down, which means the stock market thinks we need him. we don't want him because of this. 56 billion dollar package. that's incredible. and then speaking of very high numbers, super bowl tickets we've been talking about how these might be the most expensive in history. was just yesterday we're thinking average around 10,000, but gone up since then. yeah. in california, they're jacking up the price. 26 personal tickets sold so far have been sold to californians only 7% for people from kansas city, missouri. simple average could hit 12,700 this year. it's all tied towards taylor. swift is the speculation. on top of that. they super bowl gets about 100 million 102 million eyeballs every year in the u.s. thinking that the ratings could be 100. and 22 140 million this year. that's what all super bowl records that you brought a taylor swift, i was hearing that there is word that she plans on flying from japan

and his company, well, franklin in the sense printed banknotes for pennsylvania, new jersey and delawarerote the letter n twice, pennsylvania, in the original it is written with one n, that’s how he is made a story, no, wait, here the logic breaks down, and where did you say, if you make a fake, you do the same, the same degree of surprise, you always make a copy, repeat, including everything that is shown, look there the trick was in the next thing is that when it is false... the minimum possible amount is 20,000 rubles. this concludes our show today, i remind you that all episodes can be found on the internet platform. let's see, but if you want not only to watch the game of the star five, but also to participate yourself, then you can send your question to the page look.ru, perhaps you will become the next winner. and today evgeny popanyshvili, dana borisova, andrey urgan, evgeny rybov and alexander kusnoy played with us. thanks, yes. dana, thank you very much. yes, it was good. good as always. i had such a thought, but just like stasha, i thought, well, a mistake, a mistake, everyone

stuart: a judge in delaware avoided elon musk's compensation package.he judge called it unfathomable amount of money. taylor riggs with me today. should we be concerned that a judge is setting the ceo's pay? jackie: especially when he didn't take his salary, this is based on goals and milestones he had to achieve from a stock payout which i think is good. and incentivizes ceo to be in line with the company. if the company does well a ceo can do well. you are not getting any cash salary but this judge came out and ruled the other way. back to the board, they have to prove a new compensation package they think is fair. this is scary when you start to get interference and big corporations like this. blue when you follow big tech closely. what stood out for you in microsoft and google's report? lauren: shocking numbers that ai is becoming $1 trillion opportunity. you are seeing monetization. we talk about how great ai could be but it is feeding into top and bottom lines of companies. it is monetization of it. microsoft is killing it, they said was a masterp

a delaware judge has struck down his $55 billion pay package at tesla after a shareholder challenged it as excessive. the ruling could take a bite out of musk's wealth if it survives a likely appeal. he took to social media to vent his frustration, saying, quote, never incorporate your company in the state of delaware. bloomberg technology editor ed ludlow has more. ed: the judge kathleen saint jamie cormack is siding with the investor that brought the original suit based on the idea that when tesla's board awarded musk this $55 billion compensation package, two issues. one, they were not clear explaining performance benchmarking. how musk would realize that compensation. but also investor concerns about conflicts of interest or a lack of impartiality in the board awarding the package and the relationship to elon musk. when elon musk defended himself on the stand he basically said i have nothing to do with this conversation -- this compensation deal. i do not set it. the judge has made that package avoided. it was the biggest compensation package in history. what happens next is that

he is flying reporters to delaware and reprogramming them. are they allowed to pay for plane tickets to wilmington and serve them food and alcohol and tell them they are getting it wrong? not sure. the campaign is telling reporters to stop covering the prosecution trial and cover the controversial things instead. they want to prosecute trump in the dark this year. powerful people are watching this and they have had enough. the obama say joe biden is going to lose so they are staging a hostile takeover. they are telling everyone who will listen that the biden campaign is complacent and they don't understand the threat of losing to trump. team biden says he is to zen. he means barely alive, but i don't want to put words in his mouth. "the washington post" is reporting obama has been visiting obama to tell him he needs a full overhaul of his campaign. he is pushing him to push his -- outside his advisors. translation, barack and michelle are taking over. >> biden needs to listen. he needs to ramp up the attacks. he needs to stop running ads that

how one box do you afford all those properties how to just the beach, how's a loan in delaware? there's no government official who was just on a government paycheck could ever afford a house on the beach in delaware. it would be impossible. so my question is, we should all schools the how do you afford your properties? where does that money come from? all of them dianne feinstein just passed away with a 100000000 dollar estate and a 70 $1000000.00 plane working in government for the last well 2 centuries. how did she master that right at a $180000.00 a year? so it is literally is financially impossible. yeah. but it was gonna ask that you're, you're literally looking at the, the wolf to check the hen house on this one. you all because the reality of it is, they're all doing it. you know, like said the one that's not, can't afford, you know, the kids going to community college. we're asking the same thing with terminal as politicians to check each other. is there any chance that that will ever happen? no, they're not going to, they're not going to do that. and i would even say if

los ocupantes fueron hospitalizados para recibir tratamiento, mientras que bomberos del condado de delaware víctima gracias a una nueva tecnología que les permitió geolocalizarlo debido a las lluvias en el condado de delaware, hubo 2 millones de llamadas al 9 1, 1 y 27 rescates. >> una mujer de 66 años que cruzaba tranquilamente la calle, fue atropellada por un conductor que estaba huyendo y que fue golpeado por detrás por una patrulla durante la persecución. hoy, en el instante. miren esto. se presume que el auto era robado. ahí lo tienen. según la policía, los agentes persiguieron al sospechoso durante aproximadamente 4 millas. esto ocurrió en el área de harbor city en los Ángeles. en cuanto a la mujer, ella se encuentra bien. >> bueno, fíjese usted que una de las cadenas de tienda más popular del área de la bahía pudiera estar tomando nuevas medidas en contra de los ladrones. >> si hablamos de target que cada vez pone más productos bajo llave en sus tiendas de san josé y hasta richmond. y ahora para comprar ropa interior o detergentes hay que esperar a un empleado que le abra el estante

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