rock star savior, the incredible awesomeness of elon musk. why elon musk is my hero.y hero because lots of his money came from us taxpayers. i think he is a crony capitalist but an economics professor i respect says i'm wrong. he is a freeloader. >> john i love you but i think you are wrong on this. there are certain things that they get tax waivers on that other companies don't get that we have too differentiated tax waiver with a subsidy. when people say oh they got $5 million if you look into it a lot of it is nevada promising not to tax certain things for a few years or in other cases the customers can wave, lower their income taxes. these are not subsidies. they are not a direct subsidy for tesla got a $4.9 billion loan from the government. >> it's all wrong. they did get a half a billion dollar loan but they paid it back so here we have a small amount of subsidy in terms of -- john: why should they get any? why shouldn't government treat everybody the same? >> i totally agree with you on this but given their taxes in the world i don't see why it's wrong for a co

and turned down a job from elon musk. george hotz gives us an update on his regulation-defying self -driving car technology. this is bloomberg. ♪

facebook coo, cheryl sandberg also backed hillary clinton, as did tesla and spacex founder elon musk. pointing out tech stocks have been doing pretty well since he won the election. >> you're doing well right now, and i'm very honored by the bounce. they're all talking about the bounce. so right now everyone has to like me at least a little bit. >> reporter: there was no comment from the ceos who refused to talk to the press on the way out. curiously absent from the summit, twitter. donald trump is getting closer to filling out his cabinet.

he went on to reportedly turn down a job and elon musk, founding his own company to promise to sell self driving car kits for $999. it came to a halt last week when regulator says hotz a warning over safety concerns. he tweeted, "would much rather spend my life building amazing tech than dealing with regulators and lawyers. we'll be exploring other markets and products. hello from china." not so fast. hotz came back today to announce a plan to give away his software for free. he is here with me now in the studio to explain. you are giving away the software for free. and you have with you the hardware. you're giving away the plans for the hardware for free. that will turn any car into a self driving car. >> let's qualify both of those

one of the things that struck me about what elon musk said a few months ago about his plans to go tos, they asked him more be -- what would be the main requirement for candidates to go on a mission, and he said, you have to be willing to die. i think that was very honest and telling. it is clear there are going to be problems along the way. i think that is why private industry is a good leader for this industry because they will slow down a little bit but they will not stop. that is not so easy for a government agency. caroline: lori, if we do see silicon valley more embraced by nasa, maybe even speeding up, even if some of the private industry also do well, what about where the focus is being put? a lot of space missions are to do with climate change and that will probably come off the agenda. lori: that is the big shift that i think most of us fear. the earth sciences program will be greatly reduced. there is a lot of talk by republicans and the incoming administration of coming back on earth sciences at nasa, letting noa do it. noa is an operational agency, and the nasa systems ha

and elon musk is doing a great job of keeping those jobs in this country.eir phones -- designing and building in china. so this is all about jobs. i think this was clearly going to be -- this is what i want from you and this is what i expect from you. >> you know, in having this conversation about this tech meeting today, a lot of people said it's their fiduciary duties against what karen swisher wrote about them being sheep, because they were largely against trump prior to the election. they had a fiduciary duty to go and attend that meeting. on the flip side, did they have the fiduciary duty prior to the election to not come out and endorse a candidate or not be against a candidate? and to remain neutral? if they are expected to go into that meeting -- and be respectful -- >> there are two different things. whatever their politics are, which i actually think companies really shouldn't be in the business -- i know we talk about a grub hub or something like that. you don't know all your constituents. they may have respectful owely. we don't know what happen

also hearing elon musk will be in attendance, as well, and this meeting is gaining lots of attention because the president-elect did have a bit of a rocky relationship with silicon valley on the campaign trail, trying to mend those ties. they want to talk about improvements to the job, economy, and hiring elsewhere. we know president-elect donald trump has tapped goldman sachs' number two larry kohn to be chief economic adviser and goldman sachs is planning to name david solomon and schwartz as co-replacements. guys, back to you for now. >> big day for the markets. nancy, thanks so much. >>> in the race for dnc chair, democracy for america has endorsed minnesota congressman keith ellison after receiving 87% of votes cast by members over a three-day period. the congressman has also been endorsed by several high profile democrats such as chuck schumer, elizabeth warren, and bernie sanders. at the same time, tom perez will reportedly enter the race for dnc chair. according to "the washington post," perez will announce his candidacy tomorrow, becoming ellison's first serious challenger.

we are told that elon musk and tim cook. donald trump was critical of tim cook and jeff base sill of the campaign. tim cook, he said that they need to maktheir iphones here in america. he said he was going to boycott apple. we kept on seeing those products at his campaignli rallies. he promised the american public that he would find a way to get them to move their factories to the u.s. jeff went after because he owns a washington post. he said that he was out to get him. i am not entirely sure how this meeting is going to go whether it is going to be contention. we are going to have to wait and see many of these guys and gals where supporters of hillary clinton, initially. >> most of them were. >> exactly. >> so there is some push back among the tech world about them going to see donald trump. there is an acknowledgment that donald trump is president, they'll have to work with them. they have to figure out how the relationship is going forward from where it was during the campaign and how they work together. we do not know w

why elon musks 2010s about building tunnels could be grounded in >>> first year doctors could soon be working 28 hours straight. a private group that oversees physician training proposes the longer shifts. right now they're restricted to 16 hour shifts them restriction was put in place five years ago's evidence shows exhausted doctors were putting themselves and patients in danger. they made 36 more serious medical errors. but some surgeons say current limits can force residents to leave at critical times during a surgery which they say is more dangerous to patients. >>> hard to tell when elon musk is joking especially len his wild ideas transformed the auto industry and space travel. today while stuck in traffic in l.a. he made comments about tunneling through the eater and people are not sure if he is serious, he tweeted, traffic is driving me nuts. i'm going to -- it's called the boring company. it's what we do. i'm actually going to do this. sounds like a joke but musk mentioned digging tunnels before. he said you could have layers of opportunities under city to alleviate con inve

robert: in college hoops, georgetown with the win over elon. it might have been too close to comfort. second half, hoyas up five. drains the three. 7.4 seconds to go, hoyas up three. elon actually has a chance to a shot. just dribble. georgetown survives. 77-74. and the college football playoffs is set. alabama will play washington in the peach bowl. and ohio state will play clemson in the fiesta bowl. it is hard to believe we are already talking about the final four in college football. i know. josh: rain moves in tonight. tomorrow afternoon is nice but keep the umbrella handy for kellye: we will be back here at you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. [ clapping ] man: you got to take a picture of that. oh! [ laughs ] boo! ah! [ giggles ] oh! [ whines ] [ laughter ] oh, god! boy: jump! [ woman

georgetown hosting elon. elon gave the hoyas all they could handle. second half, brian dawkins had 17 boys. next time down the floor, l.j. peak, strong moves the basket there, scored 22 points. hoyas up by three. less than a minute later rodney pryor with a game-high 23 points. georgetown goes on to win. >> thank you, jason. that is ourr we'll see you tonight on news 4 . >>> on this sunday night, the soaring death toll from california from the fire that consumed the warehouse. tonight the victims, those survived the party and the troubling question about the building and its safety. >> backing down months of protests, the federal government says it will not permit construction of an oil pipeline on land in north dakota. alarming trend of the hateful speech and actions reported since the election as the president-elect trump condemns of what he calls bigotry and prejudice of all its form.

chairman liu ruopeng is hailed by some as china's elon musk.wants to make near space travel accessible to as many people as possible, and by designing a craft with the reusable parts she loves to get tickets as low as $100,000 per person. dr. ruopeng: our goal is to make normal people go to near space. whether by rockets or some other technology, we can either give you a crazy leading up or crazy dropping process, which is very difficult for normal people. what we want to develop is that it goes smoothly, just like taking a space elevator. tom: the ambition dovetails with china's bid to continue the space rates with u.s., russia, and asian neighbors. the country aims to build and operate its first space station by 2020, and land an unmanned vehicle on mars. in october, china sent two astronauts into orbit for its longest mission yet. and the private company is backed by state money. the final frontier is still dangerous, though, and a long way off. half an hour after lunch and at just 12 kilometers above the earth, their systems failed. the mis

and turned down a job from elon musk.egulation-defying self -driving car technology. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: noted investor whitney tilson spoke on bloomberg television about his outlook for the markets and his investments this week, including his position on tesla. the solar city deal took a big chunk out of the company's stock, he is taking a cautious approach. whitney: i am so tempted to short it. i got destroyed shorting it last time on the big run-up from 30 to 200 or something. it has made me cautious of shorting it, partly because i got burned before and partly because you can construct the most perfect case on it about rising competition and the company is hemorrhaging money, and the solar city acquisition is going to add to their losses and it certainly has added to their debt load. emily: hacker george hotz shocked the auto industry when last year when he showed up with a working autonomous car jury jerryrigged in his own garage. he would on reportedly turned down a job and elon musk, instead founding his ow

why elon musks 2010s about building tunnels could phil sanders, timely bible lesson the lord's way. churches of christ in the area, have you visit and worship assemblies. i hope you will. we love you. in search of the lord's way. >>> first year doctors could soon be working 28 hours straight. a private group that oversees physician training proposes the longer shifts. right now they're restricted to 16 hour shifts them restriction was put in place five years ago's evidence shows exhausted doctors were putting themselves and patients in danger. they made 36 more serious medical errors. but some surgeons say current limits can force residents to leave at critical times during a surgery which they say is more dangerous to patients. >>> hard to tell when elon musk is joking especially len his wild ideas transformed the auto industry and space travel. today while stuck in traffic in l.a. he made comments about tunneling through the eater and people are not sure if he is serious, he tweeted, traffic is driving me nuts. i'm going to -- it's called the boring company. it's what we do. i'm a

you look at newt gingrich as a king -- key advisor, and we have all heard that we have had elon musk jeff bezos at the tech meeting a week or so ago, and after the meeting we were told involved pence has himself and is hoping to lead the space council, and put us back to the moon instead of long-term go to mars. the moon as a next up. the commercial space industry, where you are developing space in a more rational step-by-step approach, that is a more natural way of doing things. there is a huge moon-mars debate. i since the moon is rising. caroline: wonderful to have you both on. thank you both for giving your time today. now, more of "bloomberg technology" coming up. all of our this is her life streaming on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: on today's tech funding board, alabama on-demand -- alibaba's on-demand service is securing funding for expansion. round has the stock up by about $8 billion. baidu says reports that it is planning a billion-dollar ipo for its video streaming site next year are not accurate. they published a statement on friday. they say there is no timeta

big names including tesla ceo elon lob, uber's ceo and pepsi's ceo. reporting in new york city, kenneth craig, kpix 5. >>> the fate of our climate now rests in the hands of president- elect donald trump. but before any policy changes can be made, governor jerry brown has a message for scientists. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san francisco with what he just said to scientists. >> reporter: this was a real rallying cry by governor jerry brown. he was, um, basically telling scientists to continue their good work and that the truth will eventually prevail. >> the danger is definitely rising. the power of a few to disrupt the world has never been greater. >> reporter: the fall meeting of the american geophysical union is the largest earth and space science meeting in the world. and taken into of these scientists, climate change is a dire concern. >> it will be up to you as truth tellers, truth seekers, to mobilize all your efforts to fight back. >> reporter: brown says we're living in the anti-fact world but that california is ready to fight reducing e

. >>> elon musk has had an impact on the ground with tesla and way above the ground with spacex. now he's heading underground. >> good morning and i don't think anybody would ever describe elon musk as boring, but that's the business he wants to get into -- digging tunnels. in a series of tweets, the traffic drives him nuts and he wants to dig through to a solution and start a company called the boring liz. investors in the market are skeptical. he has a vision for a hyper loop, an aboveground tube to carry people around in transit. with elon musk never make a big bet against him. >>> apple and ireland will be appealing an order from the european union ordering it to pay back taxes. ireland is not happy. it will appeal. it says that the eu is picking on apple because it's a big target. the eu is going after a lot of u.s. companies saying it amounts to illegal state aid. >>> the stock market is opening in positive territory after slight losses on friday. it will be a fairly quiet week ahead of the holidays. let's see how we're doing. the dow is up by 30 points. the nasdaq is up by

this vehicle was made by tesla, a company owned by tech entrepreneur, elon musk. in the long—term will be like owning a horse. you would own and use it for sentimental reasons but not for daily use, really. but the burgeoning industry came under the spotlight earlier this year. joshua brown was a huge fan of tesla cars and their autopilot feature. it takes all the stress out of it. but his vehicle collided with a lorry and he was killed. it seems his car failed to recognise the truck crossing in front of it on a florida highway. the vehicle's safety features have been upgraded and elon musk maintains they're still safer than a car with a human in control. in 2016, it was time to take a last look at this comet, as we said farewell to the european space agency's rosetta mission. it had given us these stunning images, revealing an alien world in incredible detail. two years before, scientists attempted something many thought was impossible. landing a robot on the comet's surface. it was a moment of space history in the making. fantastic! the robot stopped working aft

coming up, he is known as the hacking boy genius who turned down a job from elon musk.e gives us an update on self driving car technology. this is bloomberg. >> here we go. whoo! whoo! [laughs] ♪ >> don't hit the van. don't hit the van. >> nice, very nice. [honking horns] that is closer than it should have gone. emily: gett just got a $100 million venture loan from russia's largest banks. it used that funding to expand in russia at double the number of cities that uber operates in. the 7 year loan is an option for an undisclosed number of gett shares. it has more russian cities than uber. hacker george hotz shocked the auto industry when he showed up with a working autonomous car jury rigged in his garage. he went on to reportedly turn down a job and elon musk, founding his own company to promise to sell self driving car kits for $999. it came to a halt last week when regulator says hotz a warning over safety concerns. he tweeted, "would much rather spend my life building amazing tech than dealing with regulators and lawyers. we'll be exploring other markets and product

that's my impression of elon musk, by the way. ( laughter ) so, if elon musk is right-- and he is right-- the universe is just a giant video game, and i've got to say, i think there's room for improvement. i mean, what was the developer thinking? the whole thing starts with this 18-year tutorial level called school that you're not allowed to skip. then you never end up using that stuff in the game. not to mention this huge glitch where bad things happen to good people. there are nice touches here and there-- i mean, dogs? that's a-plus. but why can't we play the game as dogs? they're having a pretty good time. not to mention all those in-game transactions. everything costs a ton of money. and all the best tasting food hurts your health! i hope they fired the guy who made that decision. i mean, yeah, there's love of family, there's the beauty of nature, and yeah, the orgasm mini games are fun, but those are almost impossible to unlock. ( laughter ) also unless you play as a buddhist or a hindu, you only get to play it once. three stars. now say hello to a five-star man, jon batiste and s

this vehicle was made by tesla, a company owned by tech entrepreneur, elon musk.wning a horse. you would own and use it for sentimental reasons but not for daily use, really. but the burgeoning industry came under the spotlight earlier this year. joshua brown was a huge fan of tesla cars and their autopilot feature. it takes all the stress out of it. but his vehicle collided with a lorry and he was killed. it seems his car failed to recognise the truck crossing in front of it on a florida highway. the vehicle's safety features have been upgraded and elon musk maintains they're still safer than a car with a human in control. in 2016, it was time to take a last look at this comet, as we said farewell to the european space agency's rosetta mission. it had given us these stunning images, revealing an alien world in incredible detail. two years before, scientists attempted something many thought was impossible. landing a robot on the comet's surface. it was a moment of space history in the making. fantastic! the robot stopped working after a few days but it did manage

see the right deal at the right time. >> thanks, michael. >> elon musk has something to say about cars and travg traffic. the man who wants to put a human colony on mars filled the world with electric powered driverless vehicles and build super speed trains is know focusing on traffic congestion. this weekend the ceo of spacex and tesla took to twitter saying traffic is driving me nuts. i'm going to build al tunnel boring machine and just start company. it shall be called the boring cop, it's what we do. bore mag sheens are used to excavate tunlts. apparently musk wants to build an underground labyrinth of tunnels. yes, tunnels and open ai. >>> good evening, everyone. winter starts on wednesday and it's already feel like it's winter. live doppler 7 showing you some high clouds passing through the bay area. we do have a beach hazard statement until 6:00 tonight so a long period, energetic swell will continue to move towards the coast. watch out if you're going to be out and about west northwesterly beaches and from the south beach cameras high clouds and temperatures are falling in the

i love what he does. >> but elon musk is much more than tesla. he, too, is venturing into space.jeff bezos, his space program is already operational. with rockets that are launching satellites and resupplying the international space station. >> with spaceex, he's redefined space exploration. next, the maverick entrepreneurs who have redefined how to be sociable. oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. only new alka-seltzer plus justfree of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manager: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. just serve classy snacks and bew a gracious host,iday party. no matter who shows up. [cricket sound] richard. didn't think you were go

they call it "the simulation theory," and as you might have heard about this earlier, when elon muskled this year that he believes the chances that we are not living in a computer simulation is "one in billions." and he said that he came to that conclusion after a chat in a hot tub. "hey, everybody, loosen up! yeah, i'm not wearing any pants. but this whole thing might be a simulation! anybody interested in a little stimulation? hey zuckerberg, open up another one of those roses! we're all just ones and zeroes, that's my impression of elon musk, by the way. ( laughter ) so, if elon musk is right-- and he is right a lot-- the universe is just a giant video game, and i've got to say, i think there's room for improvement. i mean, what was the developer thinking? the whole thing starts with this 18-year tutorial level called school that you're not allowed to skip. then you never end up using that stuff in the game. not to mention this huge glitch where bad things happen to good people. there are nice touches here and there-- i mean, dogs? that's a-plus. but why can't we pla

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as of now facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and tesla ceo elon muck. yet to accept the invitation, james. is this an intentional snub? >> if it is i think it's really foolish. and what, what the valley ought to be thinking about, i think maybe along with their differences they ought to talk about all the benefits they're going to get from the trump tax reforms. tim cook of apple obviously not a fan of the president's elect. support is his opponent. yet $200 billion of cash apple s overseas would be a lot easier bringing it home under the trump plan. david: jonathan, one thing elon musk is not going to get or is less likely to get another part of that gravy train he has been in on in terms of government subsidies for so many years. clearly, if trump will take on the pentagon you know he will take on solar energy, right? >> that would be tremendous. that would be tremendous to see all the subsidies go. to see the market respond postively as a result. but you know these tech companies, elon musk and tesla, these great tech companies, amazon, apple, these

peter thiel's people reached out to elon musk. they worked together at pay pal, long-time friends. >> yep. >> so many interesting subplots, aside from the sorkin column in this tech industry meeting with president-elect trump. trump went after the tech industry during the campaign, criticized apple for making products overseas, criticized bezos of amazon saying he was using the "washington post" to attack trump and preserve his tax position in washington. the tech industry was very much anti-trump. they didn't like his crude populism, they didn't like some of the stances he took on social issues. so this is a potential meeting with all sorts of potential for conflict. i would expect it to be respectful. yesterday bill gates sat down with becky and sort of outlined in a preview form how the two sides might be able to reach common ground. >> i think whether it's education or stopping epidemics, other health breaks through, finishing polio, and in this energy space there can be a very upbeat message that his administration is going t

elon musk announced he's going to mars in 2018. not with people.on this. john: you have been there nine years. it's not just congress' fault. nasa want to protect every job. >> it's a bureaucracy. people at nasa are wonderful. but the leadership, they are all in tight with the industry. everybody likes to manage a contract. and so it's pretty nice system. at this point you have got $18 billion of the public's money that i think the space program could do better with. john: it could be so much better used, and so many americans say privatization. on msnbc they do get excited about space travel. but then the host has to say this. >> i also worry a great deal this is going to private industry. i keep thinking the competition of private companies in this on the planet has not necessarily led to equitable outcomes. john: the outcomes won't be equitable. >> i can't understand that. now i work for the airlines pilot union. we all fly in airplanes safely 700 million people a year. that's the technology that is completely run by the private sector and goes

you have elon musk talking about hyper loop. how are you seeing it, sort after global perspective, looking at innovation and infrastructure and transportation? >> if we start in the middle east as a good example, if you look at whether it's elon musk or any others looking to invest, what makes the middle east attractive is they've got the political will to get projects done. you see that in southeast asia and you certainly see it in europe. i think the hallmark of what's making those projects really progress forward faster than here is our ability to share and manage risk. and i think it's going to start at the backbone of cyber security. if you just take a step back and think about how much data right now your transit agency has. but it take wmata or new jersey transit or vre, think about all the data they have about you, your credit card information, the fact that they've got ez pass, ez pass is the third largest holder of financial data in the united states. we talk about banks being secure. that's why public/private partners

elon manning was picked up. manning through took three interceptions last night.he outcome allows dallas to claim the nfc title. warriors trailed by 16 in intervention. kevin durant had 26 point, nine rebounds, seven assists for golden state and baseball, the cleveland indians have worked out a three years, 60-million dollar slug or encarnaciÓn and 127rbi's this year. lauren: before you head out the door this morning, we have to take a look at holiday forecast. janice dean, it's not going to be friendly christmas in some parts, particularly the west. janice: i agree. the one day of the year that i get to wear the sweater so i'm waring it. let's look at the current temperatures. average for much of the country as we get into the next couple of days, 30's, 40's across the map, 60's across the gulf coast. we do have mixture of ice and sleet, freezing rain and snow and rain. this one is the real big deal as we get into the holiday weekend, future radar saturday, east coast to be on alert here for the system, cold front that moves through it the moisture and snow, this

the meeting included elon musk and others. president-elect donald trump also picked rick perry to head the energy department. >>> president-elect donald trump's view on climate change was on the mind of governor brown today. he had some tough words for president-elect donald trump and the people he is appointing to lead the nation's environmental agencies. >> reporter: jerry brown got standing ovations during his remarks to climate scientists. >> one never knows what the facts are, we are living in the post fact world. >> reporter: it was a challenge to the incoming trump administration on climate change. >> we know the data. the climate is changing. the temperatures are rising, the oceans are changing and habitats are under stress. >> reporter: he sounded like a man that has his sights on the white house. >> the future depends on elected officials. >> reporter: he said that the new administration is increasingly filled with people that deny that climate change is real. >> reduced it to absurdity. but by the time we get there

. >>> silicon valley genius elon musk has a new ideas. it's full of holes. we'll take a look at business and tech. >>> good monday morning. the time now 6:12. freezing temperatures across the bay area. allow extra time to possibly scrape frost off your windshield a live look at palo alto. roads are flowing well. in sunnyvale we will be below average reaching 54 pie early afternoon with lots of sun. i'll give you a look at warmer air in the microclimate forecast in about five minutes. >>> this is the live picture here. this is on southbound 680. this is in danville. the person in the vest is taking pictures or measurements. all those packages are post office packages. this crash and investigation and movement for this rig there. we are following all this impact to your morning commute. >>. >> san francisco is expected to make a major announcement in the case against the academy of art today. san francisco sued the for-profit art school for dozens of land use violations. one of the alleged violations is unlawfully converting hundreds of residential housing uni

that elone republican could be marco rubio. who recently tweeted being a friend of vladimir is not something i'm hoping for secretary of state. >>. >> the senate northern relations committee is set next month. >> eric coleman and nbc nbc news reports former texas governor rick perry is president-elect trump's pick for -- he couldn't remember the name of the third federal agency he said he would eliminate. and a surprise guest visited the president-elect today, kanye west walked into trump tower today for a meeting with the president-elect. the president-elect said the two are long time friends. west said he thinks it's important to have a line of communication with the person soon to be president. >>> the judge chastised both sides after a shoulting match this morning. the first of two days of hearings, centered on whether 13 accusers can be called as witnesses. they claim the comedian did the same thing to him. deanna durante has the story. >> reporter: it didn't appear he was scheduled to have a speaking role in court, but he

. >>> elon musk with a plan full of holes. >>> good monday morning. the time is 5 tom 1:10. the coldest air of the season continues. we have clear skies with heaters up on full blast. highs expected to reach into the mid 50s. mostly sunny skies. i'll talk about what to expect as we warm up, coming up in a few minutes. >>> we are looking at the danville area off 680. affecting 680 itself. all those packages look like they were heading on their way via the u.s. postal service. this is a major injury crash. that was a big rig that crashed into a signpost. we are tracking the slowdown and progress of the crash. >>> a person was struck and killed by a cal train in redwood city delayingç service much of the night last night. the person was struck at the chestnut street crossing. cal train says the person killed on the track was track passing. the person's identity has not been released. >>> 5:11. minnesota police officer charged in a deadly shooting that made national headlines is set to appear in court today. orlando castillo died after being shot during a traffic shot in july.

tesla ceo and spacex ceo he elon musk musk. eric schmidt, larry page from alpha get and google. they are yet up in the elevator. trump took shots at leaders and their business practices for not supporting him. and launched verbal grenades to janet yellen stronger in the run-up throughout the election. former budget director under president ronald reagan and author of "trumped," david stockman. david, donald trump crushed tech titans. he also crushed yellen during the campaign. i just need your thought on whether he backs off a little bit on that? >> no. i think he ought to do the opposite. i think yellen proved again today she is lost in some kind of keynesian puzzle palace. she out to be put out to pasture as soon as possible. liz: you're mean. >> -- ask for resignation on january 20th because unless this bubble is lanced, there is a huge bubble in these markets, the trump administration is never going to come out the other side. when she was asked today, what about dow 20,000? and she had no clue that is a massive bubble. s&p is trading at 25 times earnings. look at what happe