i think travis and elan musk are now on that strategic committee.i mean they're all going to influence climate change and whatever the personal issues r so there is going to be a lot of that, obviously, behind the scenes. but the public posturing is just trump does public posturing and they don't. they won't do it. >> kara, you know, there had been at least one public olive branch in the form of jenny romety's op-ed this mork. she said the company is create 25g,000 new collar jobs. the caveat that they laid off 53,000 people in the last couple years. do you think more ceos will weigh in about programs that they are willing to undertake to sort of meet the president-elect half way? >> well, that's the thing you have to say now. you are going to create jobs in the u.s., sfligt that's what you're going to say. that's this is what must be said. they're going to do it. these are companies that have been outsourcing joobs forever. wall street wants profit. wall street wants them to perform. and cheaper to make things in china or whatever they're making th

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bit of a tech summit at trump tower with some of the biggest names in technology including tesla, elan mask, tim cook of amazon, safra catz of oracle and sheryl sandberg of facebook. >> lots of people in and out yesterday>> a battle may be brewing over mr. trump's pick of tillerson as secretary of state. will marco rubio expressing quote serious concerns ore tillerson's russia. the conflict of interest as a serious sense of america's interests and an advocate for foreign policy goal. former secretary of defense bob gates is praising the nominee saying tillerson would bring quote vast knowledge and experience and success in dealing with does dozens of governments and leaders in every corner of the world. >> secretary of state rex tillerson facing the uphill battle. it will be good to bring in a fresh face during the business community to deal with russia. >> i am not sure what a fight it would be. senator corker talks about the flirtation between tillerson and putin. over the bush administration i remember the gauze zee videos with putin and president bush at the ranch and how the cowbo

elan musk said the so-called idle fee will be charged only if all chargers at the station are full it be hard to tell when elan musk is joking, especially when his wild ideas have helped transform the auto industry and space travel. while stuck in traffic in l.a. yesterday he made comments about tunneling through the earth. people aren't sure if he's serious or not. musk tweeted traffic is driving me nuts. i'm going to build a tunnel-boring machine and start digging. it will be called the boring company. it's what we do. i'm actually going to do this. he mentioned digging tunnels before. he said you could have layers of tunnels under cities to alleviate congestion. if you check his twitter profile, he now has tunnels, yes, tunnel the, listed in his description. in theory tunnels could reduce traffic and greenhouse emotion missions and could be good practice for burrowing on mars. still ahead, a star wars fan turned movie director is living the dream. we hear from the creative forces behind the new film "rogue one." here's a live look from our abc7 roof cam. it's chilly out there. down

tesla's ceo, elan musk said the so-called idle fee will be charged only if all chargers at the station full. >>> it can be hard to tell when elan musk is joking, especially when his wild ideas have helped transformed the auto industry and space travel. while stuck in traffic in l.a. yesterday he made comments about tunneling through the earth. people aren't sure if he's serious or not. musk tweeted traffic is driving me nuts. i'm going to build a tunnel-boring machine and start digging. it shall be called the boring company. it's what we do. i'm actually going to do this. he mentioned digging tunnels before. he said you could have layers of tunnels under cities to alleviate congestion. if you check his twitter profile, he now has tunnels, yes, tunnel the, listed in his description. in theory tunnels could reduce traffic and greenhouse emissions and could be good practice for burrowing on mars. still ahead, a star wars fan turned movie director is living his dream. we hear from the creative forces behind the new film "rogue one." here's a live look from our abc7 mt. tam cam. baby, it is

it is good. 30 points in 60 minute of action hoyas score 61 first half point goes 96-44 next up elan sunday in bbnt classic and kirk cousins find himself in familiar territory last year this is the time redskins came it all over again. >> i always believed people may forget how you start but they remember how you finish and what a great opportunity for us. it's not going to be easy. it's going to be a challenge. we positioned ourselves to i have agreat opportunity to finish strong and time will tell you know what ends up happening. >> and finally tonight has it really come to this. 31 nfl teams getting refresher course on where exactly is districts ever columbia to buy a you deer beer from a vendor in sment. he was asked for id so he handed over d.c. driver's license. here's the problem vendor thought district of columbia was in columbia with an o columbia as in south america and asked skins fan for passport and who takes that to the football game. they sent out a reminder after >> ridiculous. >> geography. >> if you're playing $12 a beer who cares where you're from right. >> pay the

that not only encouraged people to get out and shop, elane. it also encouraged retailers to offer even steeper discounts. >> quijano: a good deal. don dahler, thanks so much. in another important story, the u.s. has made a sharp break with its long-standing policy of shielding israel from u.n. action. in the past, the u.s. has vetoed more than 30 resolutions regarding israel and the palestinians, but not today. more now from margaret brennan. >> reporter: >> abstentions. >> reporter: by abstaining from the 14-0 security council vote, the u.s. allowed the united nations to condemn israeli settlements in the occupied west bank in jerusalem, illegal construction under international law. >> settlements have no legal validity. >> reporter: u.s. ambassador samantha power warned they make it harder to negotiate a separate palestinian state, which the administration believes is crucial to a lasting peace. >> the united states has been sending the message that the settlements must stop privately and publicly for nearly five decades. >> reporter: presid

and nominating is elane cha o may smooth paces of the infrastructure. again, if we cut the cost of goods and service by moving them efficiently that is money and reduce prices. shovel ready projects. >> later admitted his massive 831 stim tim bill did not pan out as process. >> shovel ready was not as shove isle ready as we expected mr. trump suggested he was okay to pull up the great date. it is for a third world country. they are making sure it is not further blooms. and this is infrastructure and the profits will more than offset the tax credits to the invisitors. it is not just going to take billions of dollars. it would be trillions in new spending that is real money. the whopping number of debt reflects years of overspending and spanning multiple white house administrations. president-elect donald trump and republicans have vowed to it reduce the debate. will they be able to find a way without hurting the economy? we have the story from the washington bureau. >> reporter: nothing in current law is going to stop the 20 trillion national debt. and n

and some are them for elane cha o, she will not likely see much push back. >> why is a senator like jeff sessions, why would he be in line for the democratic contention and perhaps even prevention. i don't want to say filibustering. they can't do that. >> they can't filibuster sessions and he will likely get through. they said he made a joke about the kkk and democrats blocked him. they can make it uncomfortable bring people to it make him look scombak suck up a lot of floor time. one of the worst things hurry reed did was nuclear option. and a lot of democrats are recreating that they can't fill butter these guys anymore. they have to find republican votes to come cross over. >> and democrats have themselves to blame for the difficulty they have it was the democrats who did that. and democrats are less likely to obstruct in a meaningful way. they have a handful who are facing tough election battles that it overwhelmingly favored donald trump. they know they support donald trump and his nom nos. and it will be partis an. and pursuing the delay tactics. it is fascinating how the clock tur

and look at ben carson and elane chao and nikki ha ley. it is low of them to push the false narrative and marginalize trump supporters and slander them really. >> last word. >> she is right. one of the biggest losers of the election is the mainstream media. all of the years that they have pedalled fake news, there was not an alternative media and no internet or talk radio and now people can fact check these people. >> i don't trust them. >> good to see you, thank you. >> up next on hannity. >> thousands of americans are marching in new york and washington and cross the country demanding a justice system that it applies the same to everybody and honors our value and we want you to know that our hearts are out there marching with them. >> oops. left pushing the hands up don't shoot lie. they are spreading the fake news. and reaction >> they are freak out about the rise of fake new and happy to spread the hands up don't shoot liechlt and remember that president obama defended flack lives matter. and take a look. there is always folks who say

for more, let's bring bloomberg's elan financial chief. -- financial chief. why now?is he saying? >> it is a further sign that the italian government were not expecting this decision by the ecb to request a larger capital increase, about twice as much as they were trying to raise on the markets. and his interview, saying essentially the ecb, sort of contesting the way they went about this. they put out a statement referring to the ecb statement, saying they would have to raise additional amount of capital. that process, that way of communicating, they give the impression that things are not under control. a sign of weakness, etc. we could be entering italy versus germany spat peering be sought comment yesterday from germany's finance minister morning italy to make sure this rescue operation needs e.u. competition rules. vonnie: it is so complicated. minister, heinance has only so much power. who ultimately will make the decision? is it him? they are paying regulators, european commission, as well as european central bank will have the last word on the amount that the

car models will be less expensive including the audi base 4 base model and hyundai elan trau.w year's resolution is to save money. >> let's check in with ed henry to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." a lot of things you are going to talk about including recent refugees. >> they are rushing to resettle refugees in his last days in office. we will get into this with lou gomer the republican from texas. we have gene simmons and rudy giuliani a key member of the trump transition. happy new year. >> i want to see gwen simmons and rudy giuliani together. >> they always go together. >> thank you so much. good to see you. we will be right back. stay with us. take one. directv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! can we lose the 'all'. there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada yada. stream some stuff! somewhere! sometimes! you totally nailed that buddy. simple. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. only xfinity gives you more to str

and look at ben carson and elane chao and nikki ha ley.them to push the false narrative and marginalize trump supporters and slander them really. >> last word. >> she is right. one of the biggest losers of the election is the mainstream media. all of the years that they have pedalled fake news, there was not an alternative media and no internet or talk radio and now people can fact check these people. >> i don't trust them. >> good to see you, thank you. >> up next on hannity. >> thousands of americans are marching in new york and washington and cross the country demanding a justice system that it applies the same to everybody and honors our value and we want you to know that our hearts are out there marching with them. >> oops. left pushing the hands up don't shoot lie. they are spreading the fake news. and reaction tonight as we continue tonight on hannity. at planters we know how to throw a remarkable holiday party. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host, no matter who shows up. do you like nuts? don't let the food you eat duri

elane chao transportation chief and steve mnucitch for treasury secretary. y we are waiting for different names to come up. state department role is a big one. mitt rom no is on that short list and there are other names. they will need congress' approval and we'll discuss the president back lash and whether or not it is fair. >> during that victory tour mr. trump stopped by the carrier plant in indiana and celebrating the decision by the company to keep taxpayer jobs in the u.s. the president-elect suggest that companies need to think about a move. >> companies are not going to leave the united states without consequences. it's not going to happen. i.e., tell you right now. we are losing so much. >>> we have a gop strategist and a former republican congressional candidate in florida. and simon rosenburg former bill clinton advisor. >> to you first, government subsidies are typically not a popular republican policy. donald trump it could be said is not a typical republican candidate. what do you make of the idea that carrier will stay with help of tax credits

and is elane cha o, is she a billionaire, i don't know. and what do you think of this? success is a wonderful thing and that's what you want in the administration. and senate democrat jay rockefeller, i am too healthy to be bribed. interesting. interesting. >> and let's talk about. i want you to look at this. i checked the last few presidents. everybody is talking about donald trump being appointed secretary of state. and now there is a leak that it is a gentleman from exxon. but obama appointed the secretary december 1st. and bush on stomach 16th and trump would be ahead television. and clenon didn't until december 22nd. people can't think of anything that they are not ready to complain about. i think he's moving quickly. >> you are right. this is what he said about his selection so far. 12 selection and swamp cleaners. i will go and take on the status quo quo. and do what donald trump directed them to do and get focused on job and coping americans safe. there is a he is putting peace through strength by having mattis as a secretary of defense. and he put tom price in

. >> judy, this is elan from the "washington post."ou warned our international situation is precarious, called it a nonsystem. what do you mean by that? and you talked about the role of gold and providing an anchor for money in the past. can you explain your viewpoint? >> well, i said what we have, actually, is worse than a nonsystem. it's an anti system. and in saying that, i'm quoting jack de la rosier, a former head of the international monetary fund. and if you think back to the idea of free trade and what certainly the united states was trying to do, along with our strong partner, the united kingdom, as world war ii was coming to a close, is we wanted to have a trading platform that didn't allow countries to depreciate the currencies. because we know that really is not -- well, it's called competitive depreciation, but it's not really competing. it's cheating. and what president-elect trump has pointed out is that as much as he is a free trader and belongs strongly in the principles of competition and free trade, he is saying, qui

already there jeff bezos of amazon, elan musk of spax and tesla. week's second stop for the thank you tour. like wisconsin, pennsylvania was one ofhree key states that flipped from blue to red on election night. nbc news has a new look at the blue collar counties that made it all happen. joining us from washington, political reporter for nbc news and msnbc, the new story is titled how trump won. his populist message proved everyone wrong. ben benji, you looked at the states that put donald trump over michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. what did you find? >> this was a close margin. trump carried the states by a combined vote of 80,000. really anyone. but the prerequisite for everything is trump surged in blue collar counties some of which voted democratic for a long time or recently. in wisconsin, for example, you look at small county like juneau where it went from -- let's see, obama won by nine. trump by about 26. in terms of decisive numbers. yet a place like michigan, macomb county, a blue collar suburb that historically grew up around the au

on the guest list tim cook, sheryl sandberg, jeff besos, elan musk and larry schmidt.se countries including accusing bias against him. yesterday donald trump met with bill gates at trump tower. >> we had a good conversation about innovation, how it can help with health, education, impact foreign aid and energy. a wide-ranging conversation about the power of innovation. >> joining me now news editor of tech republic, connor, thank you very much for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> what's your analys of donald trump's relationship with the tech world? he called for the apple boycott february 19 of 2016 when apple didn't want to provide information at unlocking the cell phones of the san bernardino shooter. he said boycott all apple products until apple gives cell phone info to authorities regarding radical islamic terrorist couple from cal. >> absolutely. his relationship with tech has been strained, to say the least. there were a host of technology leaders in silicon valley that signed an open letter calling him a disaster, i believe, in terms of innovation. as yo

larry page of alphabet will thereby and jeff basos of amazon and elan musk from tesla.ted for hillary clinton and vocally so. it will be interesting as they talk about immigration reform and bringing profit stashed overseas back home and who will not be there this blows my mind jack dorsey ceo of twitter. i think donald trump twitter go together. apparently he was not invited. >> hm. okay. >> and we know that everybody else was invited or did they invite themselves? i don't know how that level. >> invites went out and rsvps came in. >> wow interesting. >> and we're not exactly sure who will show up. tim cook from apple will be there as well. >> before we let you go. >> the bigwigs. before we let you go what is going on i love dorito ads in super bowl. >> i know, dorito owned by pepsi and frito lay are not doing ad in super bowl this year. by the way february 5 fox you can watch super bowl 51. these ads are so expensive and commercials are great but sometimes if you don't have any product or you're not getting great ad together you just want to sit it out and wait a year

my niece elan in a will be very happy christmas morning. >> how excited are you. >> i think my sister> so -- >> so it was definitely worth it. >> you did it for her. >> york and my niece. who i intend looking at her christmas morning as she opens this up. i know it was definitely, you know -- >> worth it. >> worth it. keeping christmas magic alive. >> nine hours in line in the cold. you is finally feel your toes. >> just now i can feel my toes. >> let me have a look at this thing. what is it? tell me. >> it is a furry animal. >> okay. >> in a shell which will hatch. >> you play with it until it hatches. >> yes. i guess it hatches in a day or hour or something and then it does other things. i don't even know. other than it was 69.99 at target. >> you got one. >> i have one. i have two. >> how much was it 69.99 with the coupon. >> you got the coupon. >> they're selling on e-bay for -- >> hundreds of dollars. >> reporter: good for you. we have to make sure not to touch it. >> i don't want it to hatch before christmas morning. i'm going to delicately put it back in the bag and hide it. so

elane recommends using apps like myfitnesspal to track your progress. and you can compete with your friends. >> it's really hard. one of our producers gives us these delicious christmas cookies for all of us. i dare you to eat one. >> i ate two out of, like, eight. >> dwayne ate all of them. he opened the bag and ate the whole thing. >> the bag is still at my desk. i can enjoy them, too. >> you can share them with me. >> good luck with that. >>> we want you to share your holiday stories with us this upcoming weekend. post to nbc washington and use #nbc4dc. >> war pretty heartwarming and hilarious pictures out there. angie goff is here with a live look at that. >> we should take a poll about the cookies, how many make it home with the whole bag? nobody does. >> i can't share. >> i had one yesterday. it was so good. it's the hurt that's good. well, we have a lot to talk about. lights, lights, lights all over maryland, virginia and d.c. we all love a good christmas tree. they come in every shape, every size. a lot of you sharing what -- your dogs, your ani

what about just simply getting ahead of a capital raise that almost everybody expects despite what elan musk has said. >> those share offerings have not been a huge negative for the stock. they've done them repeatedly. they said we're not going to -- here is what they say. it's so clever. we have no plans to do, and then a few weeks later they have plans. when they do them, here's what's weird. it's not weird. it's actually -- should be expected. here's what they do. they come out with the share offering, and then the bears get all excited. oh, this is it. it turns out the bulls get even more bullish because the company is able to raise money at that valuation. >> you don't have that overhang. >> then you don't have the big threat. oh, they have to raise money. it's a little like brexit, the election. you know -- >> ian weinert is e-mailing asking a question. i love your thoughts on this. will they as tesla continues to book revenues on refundable down payments. that's another interesting way to look at the story. >> had a problem doing that. they've been called into question. >> becaus

elan musk. all of them among the top execs expected to meet with president-elect trump. mr. trump has been critical of the tech industry for not doing enough to create jobs here at home. silicon valley has been wary of trump. over immigration reform, cybersecurity and the range of social concerns now. joined now by democratic congressman-elect will conna whose district includes silicon valley. also, the nation's first chief technology officer as well under president obama. congressman-elect, let me start with you, yahoo!, ebay, tesla, all of them headquartered in your district. how do you think the tech industry has done so far creating jobs in this country? >> i think they've done a lot. they need to do more. there's no question we need to create more jobs here and more jobs in middle america. the jobs many have, going from investment, education, make sure jobs come back to the united states. >> how do you create more jobs, more tech jobs in places like the rust belt, places like iowa? how do you get kids who code to go work there versus san francisco or new york? >> there'

amazon founder jeff bassos, cheryl sandberg, elan musk of tesla, apple's jim tim cook. the trump team says the meeting focused on bringing tech jobs back here to the united states. meanwhile, trump tapped former texas governor rick perry or energy secretary today. >>> bill cosby awaiting a judge's decision on whether 13 accusers will be allowed to testify in his criminal sexual assault trial. lawyers for both sides spent the two day hearing in montgomery county arguing over it. >> as our bruce gordon reports, prosecutors want to prove a pattern of abuse while the defense says women are just jumping on the band wagon. >> reporter: bill cosby, 79 years older, frail, nearly blind, known from his iconic sitcom as america's dad. but also according to montgomery county district attorney kevin steele a serial sexual predator. steel described allegations from 13 women he hopes to bring to the witness stand at trial to establish what he calls cosby's lifetime of sexual assaults on young women. steel described what he called remarkable similarities in their stories. cosby be frie

elan musk of tesla, apple ceo tim cook amazon founder jeff ba seem os and cheryl sandberg of face back some of those invited what the president-elect team is calling a tech summit aim at finding ways they can all work together to bring tech jobs back to america. >> they need each other. this industry doesn't have lot of regulation and what little it hayes is very out of date. so republicans are going to have a lot of power here and trump wants to create jobs and he wants this industry to create a lot of jobs in the u.s. the transition office also announcing some of these titans of tech along with the ceos and black stone group have all been tapped to serve in what's being dubbed the president's strategic and policy forum. >> well i just want to thank everybody. this is a truly amazing group of people. i won't tell you the hundreds of calls we've had asking to come to this ming. >> reporter: another administration announcement from the president-elect officially naming rick perry energy secretary. fox news also learning first term montana congressman ryan sin key will be likely be name

. >> i'm still wondering on elan musk. >> he's not on the list so far. >> do you want him on there? do. i think he's one of the most fascinating people in america right now. if you look at what he's doing both with tesla and solar city, he's created 1400 jobs. i know there's the government subsidies that you have -- >> i was just going to say, he's working hard on subsidies. >> we can talk about that. >>> donald trump has no problem in using social media to call out big business as we saw last weekend with boeing. now we're looking at how a trump target could have an effect on the biggest names that could be in your portfolio. joining us is chris malone from fidelity partners, which is latin plural for fidelity. thank you for telling me that without studying latin. are there companies more likely to be in the targets of donald trump? are you predicting names you worry could fall because he tweets about them? >> i think there are easy targets. >> like what? >> for instance, volkswagen is an easy target. for investors who are seeking to kind of identify profit opportunities and threat

she's guest professor at bar elan, the only major university with an orthodox connection. the reconciliation in the one hand and the passage of hatred from generation to the other is really a very intriguing, and i would also argue, important issue in the memories of second world war. >> you are wanting american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook. talks aboutj. hess the different maneuvers used during the civil war. he also discusses how weaponry impacted the soldier experience and compares it to later wars. this is one hour, 15 minutes. speaker is not a stranger to the historical park. earl j. hess has been with us before. i thought that maybe with rob's presentation i would agree earl's books up to show them, but i would need an army of assistance to do that. earl j. hess is not only one of the best historians working today and one of the most prolific. i'm not sure how he does it, it seems he is able to give us a months andery 12-18 they are all good ones. and he does have a real job in

she's guest professor at bar elan, the only major university with an orthodox connection. the one hand and the passage of hatred from generation to the other is really a very intriguing, and i would also argue, important issue in the memories of second world war. >> well, thank you to all of our panelists. please join me in giving them a round of applause. [ applause ] >>> starting in january, we'll have live coverage of trump administration confirmation hearings. we'll show you the entire hearings when they happen and we'll re-air each hearing that night in prime time. on january 10th and 11th, the senate judiciary committee holds confirmation hearings for senator jeff sessions, president-elect trump's nominee for u.s. attorney general. it's on the c-span networks, tv, radio, and online. ♪ >>> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday, january 20th. c-span will have live coverage of all the day's events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and c-span.org, and listen live on the free c-span radio app. sate provider. >>> coming up on c-span3, programs about th

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i think about jeff bezos and elan musk. >> it's companies, teams of amateurs to show that we can returner on the moon. so far the most recent one has been china. they had their rover on the moon a couple years ago. this would beat nasa and china with a private team which could set the stage for private use of the moon, mining, entertainment. bill: a road trip. we'll see how it goes. martha: stick with fox news channel for more on president-elect trump's transition to the white house. i find that's a great cause, and i want to support it. (avo) the subaru share the love event has donated over four million dollars to help the national parks. get a new subaru, and we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars more. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. . . . so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what m

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>> elan musk got in a traffic jam and said he has to build a tunnel. >> i have been a bridge and tunnelson for a while. you don't want to be called a tunnel person that's coming into new york city, right? where is the fine -- >> i thought he had a plan for a tunnel to get across the country really fast. >> is there a hyper loop? >> you know, eminent domain, you have to go over. you might have to go under. i don't know. >> the jetsons -- he's setting his sights there. >>> to sports and "sunday night football" on nbc, the tampa bay buccaneers took on the dallas cowboys. they have the best record in the nfl. dax was back, i heard. i was up a little bit late. i didn't see this. i was actually watching "the sound of music." for some reason, i get emotional. i don't know why. ♪ doe a deer >> i don't think he thought it was that great of a movie. tampa bay had one last chance to tie or win the game. but dallas intercepted the pass late in the fourth quarter. the cowboys went on to win 26-20 improving their record to 12-2. they lost twice to the giants. i watched that game. the giants looked pr