going after elan musk they want to hold him in contempt we've got some breaking brexit news as well theresa may reportedly considering pushing back next month's brexit deadline. will the doves fly today on capitol hill fed chair jay powell testifying before congress and the markets may be on the line it's mystery chart time. there's the chart. shares sinking this year it's a name you know, but one that your guess says might be a good deal for your money long-term. the name ahead on this tuesday, february 26th, as worldwide exchange ginds right now. >>> welcome from wherever in the world you may be -- you are looking live at a picture of hanoi, vietnam, where president trump is about to touch down for

meeting oil touching fresh highs for the year we'll find out what's driving that rally and tesla ceo elan musk walking back some comments he made on twitter overnight about production, the full details ahead. it is wednesday, february 20th, and worldwide exchange begins right now. ♪ got to have high, high, high hopes for the living ♪ ♪ shooting for the stars and couldn't make a killing ♪ ♪ didn't have time, but i alway had a vision ♪ ♪ always had high hopes >> welcome to world wooitd exchange i'm dominic chu. brian sullivan is off today. futures right now pointing to an ever so slight lower open. the dow jones off by just about 52 points. the s&p off by five. the max down by nine to ten points let's go worldwide in european trading. we are seeing just fractionally higher markets for the major forces there you can see the german dax up by one-quarter of 1%. the cac and france just about flat, and the ftse 100 and the u.k. just about flat there slightly higher as well. in the overnight session in asia, we saw a little bit of a mixed picture there. slightly higher for some of the major marke

4.5 shares of elan that a good trade? >> it's great for lilly. i'm not recommending elan because as much as i like elan, but the better story there is going to be idexx or zoanas. but stay in lilly. justin in indiana, justin? >> caller: a hearty hoosier state boo-yah for the emperor f of. >> super bowl last year. what's up? >> caller: i want to talk about cloudera they beat on earnings every quarter, but despite that the stock is still down 24% with their first earnings report after the hortonworks merger coming up in a couple of weeks this an undervalued stock ready to break out >> yes, yes, it is i love that combination. i sang the praises of it is it a cloud king yet no do i like as much as workday no but it's a nice teenaged stock and i understand if they want to use it i'm going down to florida. let's go to jim in florida jim? >> hey, jim, this is jim from st. pete beach, florida. >> man, it's always sunny there. >> caller: my stock is first solar. i'm wondering how the -- when the dust clears from the negotiations w

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>>> elan musk under fire the s.e.c. him held in contempt of court and tesla shares are falling right now >>> we're getting close to revealing our mystery chart. the stock the second worst performer in the s&p 50000 this year another hint it moved to its iconic location 117 years ago. her name and if it's a good deal for your money right now as worldwide exchange rolls on. >>> welcome back, and thank you for being with us. it's exactly 5:30 a.m. eastern time let's kick off the second half of the show with your executive recap. frank holland is here with that. thai frank. zhoo shares of tesla, they're really hitting the skids this after the s.e.c. asked a federal judge to hold elan musk in contempt of court for violating its deal, citing tweets that musk made last week. back on february 19th musk tweeted and then he revised projections for full year tesla manufacturing numbers. >>> some brexit news freesa may is considering a plan to day brexit. the u.k. prime minister is expected to allow her cabinet to discuss extending

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let's get to elan. >> it has been a bitterly partisan and confrontational hearing for michael cohen. telling congress he lied for trump for ten years and it ruined his life and damaged the country. >> i'm responsible for your sillyness because i did the same thing that you're doing now. for ten years. i protected mr. trump for ten years. the more people that follow mr. trump as i did blindly, are going to suffer the same consequences that i'm suffering. >> meanwhile, republicans were on the attack focusing on cohen's character and credibility. >> his remorse is nonexistent. just debated a member of congress saying i really didn't do anything wrong with the false bank things that i'm guilty of and going to prison for. >> that's not what i said and you know that's not what i said. i pled guilty and i take responsibility for my actions. shame on you, mr. jordan that's not what i said shame on you >> another republican asked cohen, you call donald trump a cheat in your testimony. what would you call yourself cohen responded a fool back over to you guy us. >> thank you so much on capitol

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good to see elan. where do things stand at this hour? e, reporter: well, the negotiations have going on through the evening, as you mentioned the top two republicans and the top two democrats on the shutdownco ittee did meet this afternoon to restart some of the discussions. they came out of the meeting, at least democrats did sounding fairly optimistic. democrats have offered to pay more money for physical barriers in exchange for limiting the number of the detention beds use the for immigration enforcement. republicans called that a poison pill and nstarter in negotiations. we will see if they're able to break through the latest logjam. >> what are the federal workers tell you now? they've been through what was once the lodgest shutwn in u.s. history? >> they're certainly not very happy. what we heardoday was workers saying they want lawmakers to reach a deal. they want to make sure the federal government s open however, it has to happen. we saw workers fanning out across capitol hill to take the messag to lawmakers, folks at bureau of

another skirmish between ceo elan musk and the s.e.c.h us now colin rush, managing director and senior research analyst at oppenheimer colin, lay out your bullish case just give us some numbers. what's your price target, and i assume you have, what, a strong buy or something equivalent to that on tesla? >> we have a buy, and we're, you know, just around 440 for the price target you know, the real underlying case here is really about cash flow, which we think they're going to continue to generate a fair amount of cash. it's of sort of activity with the s.e.c., and it's been cavalier with its commentary around the s.e.c. and interviews and the recent months. you know, this tweet just seems like it was just 100% unnecessary for him to put this out in a way that was confusing for a lot of folks out there, and then certainly probably did not sit well with the s. krechlt given what we saw yesterday. >> being one of the big bulls and not necessarily that you are known for that, but has anything in the last three months given you pause or are yo

r "nightly business report," i'm elan muey in pshington. >>sident trump also commented on the trade negotiations between the u.s. and chin saying there may be some flexibility the self-imposed march 1st deadline if the two countries are close to a deal. as of now, if no deal is reached, march 1st is the date that additional tariffs will be put on chinese imports to the u.s. and while there is some optimism, there are also obstacths ahead o high-stakes talks this week. eu is in beijing. >> reporter: the tusgr's rober lighthizer has arrived in beijing to join the ongoing trade talks. both sides officially remain optimistic. the chinese foreign ministry made a statement yesterday that china hoped for a good result, source who's a familiar with the negotiators on the chinese side, and he painted atu p of frustration among the negotiators. there's a feeling that the negotiations are about the u.s. making demands on china but not getting anything in return. for instance, he said the americans had been unwilling to budge on restrictions high-tech

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president hasn't said he won't, so that's a pretty good sign for now back over to you >> it seems, elan the president was trying to position this like he would also win out of this even though he backed down on the funding for the barrier. he actually said yesterday that we got a lot of funds for other things is there any clarity on what the additional funds for other things might be? >> i think there are sort of two pieces to that one, that was partly a reference to the many other agencies that are sort of going to be funded as part of this legislation. there's money for example, a billion dollars going towards the census, et cetera. i think that's also perhaps a reference to the fact that even if he does sign this deal, that the administration may still look to use executive powers whether through executive action, perhaps a national emergency, that that's looking less likely to try to redirect, authorize funding that has already been approved by congress in order to build more physical barriers. >> elan, i saw on a competing network a step by step defense of how the president could c

on sunday, elan omar was being -- it's all about the benjamins baby. it refers to a popular rap line with benjamins being hundred dollar bills. jerry nad letter called the words deeply disappointing. she's carrying tropes about jews and money. nancy pelosi and other leaders demanded she apologize and she did. in joint statement t da democrat said quote it must be called out and exception. >> when kamala harris was asked if she ever smoked marijuana, she had a unique response. she said she had. she added quote, are you kidding, half of my family is from jamaica. she admitted it was a long time ago at howard university. she says it brings people joy and we need more joy. >>> trying to protect sex workers for doing the right thing. a new bill aimed at doing just that. senator scott wiener promoted the bill today in an infirmary which serves a -- it prevents sex workers from being arrested for -- for even coming forward as a witness. those crimes include human trafficking, stalking, extonand >> we to be able to protect their own health. >> the bill needs t

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and had to be rescued by firefighters space diagnosis ex hits a milestone in its mission to mars ceo elant test firing of the video's new raptor rocket engine spaceex has big plans for this engi engine it will power star ship rocket someday, which is designed to transport up to 100 people to mars according to musk, spaceex is beginning those flights by the mid 2020s. not too far off. we send it back to you >> nothing like a good tuesday rocket story thank you. >>> it is 5:32 here on the east coast. here's how your investments look right now as we're halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour stock futures mildly higher. a decent start to the week it was a pretty good january for the markets. dow futures are up more about 64 points right now joining us now on set, a rare treat. art hogan, chief market strategist at national securities are you still partying from the patriots victory, art? i mean, literally, did you just come from gillette to here >> all the way into the baseball season >> are you tired of winning in boston the sox parade was just a couple of weeks ago, wasn't it? >> absolutely. we

meeting oil touching fresh highs for the year we'll find out what's driving that rally and tesla ceo elan

i don't believe in the, you know, as much as i love elan and he is a great entrepreneur and a friend, his comic book vision of a future in which an artificial super intelligence takes over everything is probably not where there are problems, i see huge opportunities i think that, you know, in many cases a problem is not a problem at all it's simply an industry or a sector in need of innovation, so you look at, for instance, health care life sciences. we spend -- in the u.s. we spend 18% of gdp every year on health care now, we're bearing a lot of the burden of developing drugs and stuff for the rest of the world, and we have a really messed up quasi-private-public health care system that's $3.5 trillion a year. that's a crazy amount of money. >> has to change here. the good news is -- the good news in all of this is that we're on the cusp of a revolution in life sciences. it's being driven by, you know, sequencing the human genome is just the first step. we barely know what any of these genes do we know they code for proteins we don't know what those proteins do, and they may do one t

. >> space ex and elan musk and what he was doing with tesla >> i have awe few things going i loo he financial advisesor. >> amazon, jeff bezos continues to do. it's incredible. >> i'm a good financial advisor, and i fully trust him. >> that was if you had to invest in the company, but for the rams we took it a step higher and said, look, if you had to be the ceo of any company in the entire country, which one would you pick you could control them and call all of the shots here's what the rams had to say. >> chick fillet, open on sundays. >> chef rob. everybody has to get gas >> what was the question >> nestle, they own a lot of stuff. >> buffalo wild wings. bw's >> probably apple where. >> give me wal-mart. >> amazon 15 years ago they're taking over the world. >> it's not a ceo title. who is the ceo of cnbc >> that last player was obsessed with costco, which i know you would appreciate it. so many retail picks i think they took their person experience, life experience and bringing that to companies that they would want to be in charge of courtney >> i think that makes a lot of sense

our stephanie elan reports women have a good shot. >> reporter: from cardi b and her monster jams --carlisle and her evocative vocals, women are front and center in the big grammy categories. >> there's momentum behind them based on what happened last year, the lack of female representation in the winners, the lack of female representation in the industry. >> reporter: while the main categories were expanded this year from five nominees to eight, the most nominated artists are still men. kendrick lamar is up for eight grammys. ♪ >> reporter: followed closely by drake with seven nominations. ♪ >> reporter: the four of them are up against each other for album of the year, along with her, janelle monae, kacey musgraves and post malone. >> hip hop, r & b and pop are so big that it seems likely that those categories are going to carry every major award. ♪ >> reporter: post malone's "rock star" is also up for two grammy's, including record of the year. while post is expected to perform, he will likely have to do it without 21 savage, who is featured on the hit song. british born savage was

expected a protracted court challenge to his national emergency declaration, although it was less of an elanationore of a singsong ramble. >> i'll sign the final papers as soon as i get into the oval office. and we will have a national emergency. and we will then be sued. and they will sue us in the ninth circuit. even though it shouldn't be ere. and we will possibly get a bad aling. and then we'll gther bad ruling. [ light laughter ] and then we'll end up in the preme court. and hopefully we'll get a fair shake. and we'll win in the supreme court. just like the ban.us they suen the ninth circuit, and we lost. and then we lo in the appellate division. and there we went to the supreme court.. and we won >> seth: he sounds like a five-year-old telling you what he saw at the zoo. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "and then we saw the monkeys anr theyeating bananas, and todd said, 'we used to be apes,' and i sa, 'that's not true' and todd said, 'yes it is,' and then a bird crapped on his head." [ laughter ] of course, it's true that trump's naonal emergency declaration will be challenged io court,

it suppressed initiative and elan and was made worse by senior staff officers whom bradley, who had commanded first army before hodges, would describe as touchy, high strong, unforgiving and resentful of all authority but their own. back to the war. again, this gives you an idea of the lay of the land and the opposition army. under eisenhower's plan, seven allied armies would advance eastward that included the the german industrial centers of the ruhr in the north and the czar in the south. after the capture of aachen, the rhine seemed awfully close across the most promising frontage on the entire allied line. first army with help from the new ninth army above it was to sweep forward 10 miles to the rohr river. and then another 10 miles or so toward cologne on the rhine. the attack would be led by general joe collins' seventh corps. here you can see the hurtgen forest outlined in the green in the center of the map. fifth corps on collins' right was to clear out the hurtgen forest in order to gain maneuver room and to prevent any counter attack into collins' rank flank from the forest. it meas

it suppressed initiative and elan, and was made worse by senior staff officers whom bradley, who had commanded the first army with hodges, would describe as touchy, high strong, -- high strong, unforgiving -- igh-strung unforgiving and , resentful of all authority but their own. back to the war. again, this gives you an idea of the lay of the land and the opposition army. seven allied armies would advance eastward that included the german industrial centers of the rural in the north and the czar in the south. the rind seemed awfully close hine seemed awfully close. first army with help from the new ninth army above it was to sweep forward 10 miles to the aurora river. and then another 10 miles or so toward cologne on the rind. -- on the rhine by attack would be led general joe collins' seventh court. americancan do the forest outlined in the green in the center of the map. rps was to gain maneuver room and prevent any counterattack into collins' rank flank from the forest. the heart of which measured about 11 miles by five miles. a little smaller than the district of columbia. aucken

the congressman tweeting this to democratic congresswoman elan omar sparking a war of words.s freshman congresswoman is she has made controversial statements to say the least about israel. >> anti-israel, pro-bds, advocated lenience for isis fighters, comments pro-ma duro. talking about having a 90% tax rate in this country. we have a committee that is responsible for overseeing american foreign policy, and it's concerning that someone who would be undercutting so much of what's best for u.s. foreign policy would be overseeing it. so that's concerning. we need to combat anti-semitism, but the boycott and divestment sanctions movement just criticism of the israeli government for policies, it has involved into blatant anti-semitism and that goes all the way back to the founder of it who was clearly anti-semitic, no doubt about it. ed: to her credit, congresswoman omar after hearing this voice mail, here's what she tweeted. "this is heinous and hateful. i, too, am flooded with bigoted voice mails and calls every day day," she wrote. "maybe we could meet and share notes on how to

also concerns that we don't quite understand what artificial intelligence can do you have people like elan musk or bill gates who have said that this could be the end of the world because the computers get there fast and decide they don't like us necessarily be the ones to stick around. how do you handle all of that and make sure this is being done in a thoughtful and ethical manner >> i think -- let me just say this much. i do not believe that a.i. will mean the end of humanity i don't think that will happen >> that's good >> i think it's good news if you believe what i believe, but i think the key point here is that it's important that we study that, that we study how is the developing technology in a way that we can deploy the way so that we don't make mistakes. we have to recognize the right way of deploying it, what is the ethics of using it properly, what are the policy that is we can use it properly, and that all has to go. >> there have been some protests, students, some professors who have said that they're not in favor of this what is your response to them that they don't want bi

and with us, thank you very much, elan carr. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] a very effective person. the courageous holocaust survivors in the gallery on tuesday night powerfully remind us and remind us all of our solemn pledge never again. [applause] my administration is also continuing to fight for american hostages who have been imprisoned overseas for their religious beliefs. last october, we reached an agreement with turkey to release pastor andrew brunson, who is now free and joins us here this morning. where is andrew? [applause] he was there for a long time before i got there and i said you have to let him out. you better let him out. and they let you out. it was a miracle. right? [applause] we spent a lot of time together, terrific man, terrific family. thank you very much, andrew. this saturday, pastor brunson will walk his daughter down the aisle. wow, this is great, congratulations. was i invited? i don't know, was i invited? he said yes. thank you. [laughter] to protect the dignity and worth of any person my administration has taken hi

. >>> president trump called on his congresswoman, congresswoman elan omar to resign over antismetic money is the reason u.s. politicians support israel. the president discussed the remarks ahead of yesterday's cabinet meeting after talking about immigration. he then made this transmission. >> one other thing i might want to say is anti-semitism has no place in the united states congress. congressman omar is terrible what she said. i think she should either resign from congress or she should certainly resign from the house foreign affairs committee. what she said is so deep seated in her heart that her lame apology, if that's what it was, it was lame, and she didn't mean a word of it, was just not appropriate? >> deep seated. that old, sort of racist belief that jews are just about money. i mean, you hear people talking, at times, about jews and money. you know, whether it's politics or in business, people say, jews are just, oh, they are great negotiators. i mean, obviously, mika, that's something from what the president said there, that's something that donald trump would never fal

there you see tesla shares down .75% >> you see this, and you automatically go to elan musk's twitteru know he will be tweeting about this, and that's how the news came out. he was asked about getting the model down to the $33,000 price mark he said they are doing everything they can. it's about an a "super hard grind. that's always been the production hell and trying to get this down. >> he likes to portrait where, but what's fascinating is in that memo when they had layoffs, he said we might squeak out with a lot of difficulty the profit this quarter we're a good deal better than that in a quarter at least for the moment >> that stock is still a widow maker for sure you get that thing below 300 -- >> for both sides. >> for both sides. you know, it doesn't stay there for very long. back up to 320 >> i counted it's crossed $330 30 times in the last few years >> the company's retail chief angela suddenly leaving. she's been mentioned as a possible successor to tim cook take a look at the biggest premarket winners and losers in the dow. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering