today he leads the ev politics project which he hopes to close the needless partisan divide over ev'syears he said the biggest obstacle for many consumers like rob sorensen was high prices, but it is becoming less of a stumbling block. >> with all the ev's coming off lease there was a huge supply of used electric vehicles on the market, which has depressed prices. ali: as the prices continue to drop, he believes the political divide over this will diminish, too. >> the only thing they fight over is environmental impact. that is important to democrats and is offputting to republicans. now the price tag appeal, especially in the used market, is overcoming some of the dogma. >> we built the house in 1991. ali: for many utahans, environmentally friendly choices are less political and more about lifestyle. they live near the west desert and for years he worked at a coal plant, but when he built his own home he had sustainability in mind. solar panels, double insulated walls and a south facing solarium designed to heat the whole house. this whole house is energy efficient and energy indepen

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which is fine, but that means they have no new evs to sell.is new administration bowed for ford and other electric vehicle makers? especially with elon musk so close to president trump check -- trump? keith: elon musk's cybertruck is outselling ford's electric pickup truck. ford also makes one of the other electric models, the mustang, in mexico. if that terror threat comes back that would add a lot of costs to the mustang. there is a lot hanging in the balance with the decisions president trump makes. you know, the least of which that he wants to get rid of that $7,500 tax credit, given to ev buyers. caroline: a brilliant big take. go read it. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." do not forget to check out our podcast. you can find it on the terminal, as well as apple, spotify, and iheart. not forget earnings after the bell as well. alphabet, md. plenty to digest when it comes to earnings. from new york and san francisco, this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ ♪ where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take wh

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it was a small new year's eve party. just family and friends. keith morrison: disappointment is inevitable of course. clean slates, no matter how ardently desired, are messy all too soon. we noticed that there was a lot of alcohol out. keith morrison: still we celebrate possibilities and drown past sorrows and watch the clock that ticks toward our new beginnings. and our ends. on december 31, 2011, an hour north of denver in west evans, colorado, ashley and tom fallis, surrounded by friends and family, dance to the music that brought them together, their wedding song. they decided to get up and dance in the middle of their living room-- everybody watching. --with everyone watching. kind of romantic. i mean i think i said, "oh, this is sweet." keith morrison: it was their party, ashley's and tom's. she'd invited her coworkers like andrea. it was casual but she verbally told everyone at work, like, you should come. keith morrison: they worked together at a rehabilitation hospital where ashley was a respiratory therapist. she was crazy, nice. [laug

why is china ahead in evs? it needed to leapfrog.ed that tech and the electrification were going to be really important for its economy, the west relied very much on globalisation, because there was a market in china, and everybody wanted to be next to all of the various factories that produced the components that went into the final application. the next 12 months, 2a months? what does this market look like? who will be the dominant players and will it still be such a political issue as it is now? in the next few months. create...you know, make magnets in the european union. it's looking to build partnerships with other countries let me also say that, you know, we hear a lot about exploration in all these different parts of the world. these projects are either very early stages or they will take at least ten years to come online. so not much is going to be changing. the idea is to do things that is mindful environmentally doable because it is not only those the next 12 months, 2a months? first of all, there's not going to be a chang

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>> chu is demonstrating the real world driving conditions that may help ev batteries last much longern even the manufacturers estimate. but first, it might help to tap the brakes and take a look at why those battery life projections are so different. to do that, fellow researcher alexei zhislin braved the cooling fan noise to take us into a testing lab at the stanford battery center. >> so here we have a room full of cyclers and environmental chambers to cycle, meaning charging and discharging batteries. >> and he says the team used this row of small oven door chambers to study how the ev batteries age, but in a new way, instead of just draining them at a constant rate. they also introduce variables electronic starts and stops that more closely mimic actual driving conditions. >> so more realistic or representative of real driving. and you can see both the voltage response of the battery and the current are actually very dynamic. >> dynamic and surprising. they say the data suggests average ev battery life may be roughly 40% longer than estimated, a result that's the opposite of what

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china currently produces more than three—quarters of all ev batteries, nearly two—thirds of all evs,hicles still rely on fossil fuels like petrol and diesel. trucks, buses, coaches and construction vehicles and too costly. but one uk firm says it has the answer, and i've been speaking to its chief executive. jean de la verpilliere, welcome to talking business. it's so good to have you here and talk to me, because you're trying to solve a big problem for the ev powered by electricity? so, as you know, there's a general trend towards electrification. it started with consumer electronics evolved what we are doing is really addressing what we see electrification of heavy—duty vehicles. so we are talking trucks, buses, trains, ships and the likes, which are more difficult to electrify. and we, echion technologies, university of cambridge and have developed technologies to address precisely this. why are they more difficult to power with electricity? these heavy—duty vehicles are, you know, by definition, bigger. they require bigger batteries, and they're used... uh, they're used in a diff

coming up, california's ev sales are stagnant. what it means for the state's mandate to hit a certain percentage of electric car sales by 2026. and a grocery icon in san francisco's fillmore district shuts its doors after 40 plus years. local supermarket shoppers, they sound its ev mandate as the number of people buying electric cars, well, it's not going up. according to the california energy commission. but a quarter of all new cars registered in the state were zero emissions this year, which is about the same as last year. all this comes after several years of ev sales jumping up rapidly year after year. three years ago, california passed a mandate requiring 35% of new 2026 cars sold to be zero emission. and by 2035, california will ban the sale of all new gasoline cars. officials are unsure if these landmarks will be met if sales continue to stay the same. well, after 40 years of serving san francisco's fillmore district, the safeway on webster officially shut down today. the store is now bare shelves and empty aisles. grocery

on new year's eve 2022, rita and richard zatko were shot and killed.was arrested for disorderly conduct in connection to the investigation. in january of this year, a follower of lasota, a transgender woman died in a shootout with a border patrol agent who was also killed. days later, kurt lind was killed days before the stabbing case was set to go to trial. maximilian snider has been charged with the murder. an attorney for snider could not be reached. snider once sought a marriage license with the passenger in the shootout. that passenger is currently in prison and has pled not guilty weapons counts. her lawyer has declined request for comment. in a statement released last month on lasota's charges in pennsylvania, the attorney stressed that his client is presumed innocent until the government meets its burden of proving guilt. >> those who know them and are willing to talk to me about him are not willing to show their face, are not willing to have their face in anystory because they don't know what these people might do next. >>> snl celebrities jus

. >> the state has made a lot of progress and has its own aggressive plans to expand ev infrastructure. >> some of that federal money was set to make its way here to the bay area. san francisco was set to receive $15 million in san jose about $12 million with that now an uncertainty. however, transportation advocates say more needs to be done on the local level. that includes luke bornheimer, who says cities like san francisco need to focus more on things like public transit. >> i hope that this, this news and these changes actually get our our city leaders, our state and regional leaders to focus on true sustainable transportation. >> news of the funding pause is being welcomed by some. susan shelley is a part of the california based howard jarvis taxpayers association. >> the federal government is running an annual deficit of an estimated $1.9 trillion. and when an organization is running a deficit of $2 trillion a year, there's nothing wrong with doing an audit. and everyone should really welcome transparency on federal spending. >> as for hammond, while she thinks the funding loss

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the carmaker is pulling back ev's, saying demand has been overwhelming.at a more combustion engine models and plug-in hybrids, but that means it's already disappointing profit margins will be at the lower end of its forecast. back to the u.s., where treasury secretary scott bessent has defended president trump new tariffs on china, saying they are only designed to ensure fair trade. he dismissed concerns the levees will be inflationary, telling bloomberg that china will pay the higher price. >> china is the most imbalanced, unbalanced economy in the history of the world and they are in a deep recession now. they are experiencing deflation and are trying to export their way out of that and we cannot allow that. we want fair trade and part of that is taking a strong position on the currency and terms of trade. >> what about the inflation concerns stemming from the tariffs and terror threats? >> look, i'm not sure where this narrative that tariffs are inflationary for the country putting on the tariffs. we could have a small, one-time price adjustment, but a

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well, the good news is they're not losing any more on their evs. their ev losses are about the same that they've averaged for the past few quarters here. what's what's the other good news. if there is. >> there's not a lot of good news. yeah. and we heard a lot of uncertainties around gm. and by the way, you know, the reason you're not what we heard from the white house yesterday is i think it was yesterday. maybe it was the day before. but the reason not south korea and japan is because this isn't a trade war. it's a drug war. so if you believe that. but if you think about the tariff impact and someone was knocking on doors in the white house over the weekend from the auto industry saying, this is a big problem for us, every 1% in tariffs, actually every 1% on mexico or canada. but canada is focused on more equals, about a 500 million free cash flow hit to gm. so remember we had gm reported recently their numbers were really solid in terms of the profitability. their stock sold off aggressively. so the uncertainty around macro and auto not great.

and now they have, for the first time, an ev bus.ched that today that will go in between la and the bay area, but it's here specifically for all star weekend to engage with communities throughout the east bay and give those kids an opportunity to engage with basketball and star athletes during all star week, which in times where they may not be able to engage with those same celebrities. and so they're hoping to bring basketball to the communities. janelle, this looks like an all star game going on with the like the dunking contest. and it's so much fun. so what is the goal? i mean, you said bringing the community together, but how is basketball doing that pump fake? well, they really say, you know, basketball and sports is kind of like a universal language, right. and so they engage youth through basketball. they bring some of these people that they look up to specifically during all-star weekend. they hope to bring some of those stars in and engage with the youth. but it's really an easy, fun, lighthearted way to engage with commun

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>> chu is demonstrating the real world driving conditions that may help ev batteries last much longerht help to tap the brakes and take a look at why those battery life projections are so different. to do that, fellow researcher alexei zhislin braved the cooling fan noise to take us into a testing lab at the stanford battery center. >> so here we have a room full of cyclers and environmental chambers to cycle, meaning charging and discharging batteries. >> and he says the team used this row of small oven door chambers to study how the ev batteries age, but in a new way, instead of just draining them at a constant rate. they also introduce variables electronic starts and stops that more closely mimic actual driving conditions. >> so more realistic or representative of real driving. and you can see both the voltage response of the battery and the current are actually very dynamic. >> dynamic and surprising. they say the data suggests average ev battery life may be roughly 40% longer than estimated, a result that's the opposite of what the team expected. >> we were blown away when the re

. >> ev. >> version of the chevy silverado. >> there's an ev. >> version of. >> the. >> gmc sierra. >> there is. >> an ev version. >> of the dodge ram. >> the company. rivian has a cute electric pickup truck. >> that's called. >> the r1t's. >> even even. >> the hummer. >> the hummer. >> comes in a gigantic electric pickup configuration. >> if. >> you want. >> to. >> if you want to drive a hummer. >> so you know you have a bunch of choices. >> if you. want to buy. >> one of those vehicles, you will. >> have all the convenience. >> and. >> capacity and sort of. swag that a pickup truck gets you without. >> ever. >> having to go to the gas station. >> or you. >> can buy a tesla. >> cybertruck, which is. >> meant to seem. >> very different. >> than all the. other electric pickup truck options in the united states. >> and that is in large part. >> because the. >> tesla cybertruck. >> is not. >> supposed to be. >> just tough, like a like a pickup truck is. >> it's supposed to be. >> super duper, like, inhumanly tough. for example. the head of tesla, a man you. >> may have heard of named. >>

>> well, i mean, on one hand they're losing about $5.5 billion on ev sales, and they lost on evs lastimportantly, they had weak sales guidance. quarterly sales last quarter they hit a record but, again, profits are going to be lighter this year due to a lot of headwinds. getting some comments about a tariffs but, again, that's all speculation at this point given they do source a lot of material from mexico and canada. but really a lot of this has just been a pivot from this company that, frankly, is not paying off. stuart: tesla. they've been on a slide recently, and heir down again this morning. i'm -- they're down again this morning. i'm looking at the prompter, and it says sales in europe tumbled. >> yes. stuart: they really came down. >> yes. stuart: what's the word there? taking a hit. they tumbled in europe. how much? >> i think tumbled is a great word. in germany registrations are down 59%. france, sales are down 63%. norway, sales are down 38%. u.k., registrations down 8%. again, here is the question: is this a brand issue with elon musk, or are people waiting for the new mode

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eve muirhead. you see progress. the track ready. there's a check in february.s due to take place end of march, it could be pushed back to later in the year. if we look at the great talent we have in sliding, matt and marcus in skelton, two of in front of them. there will always be slight challenges here and there. as i say, we're staying really positive about it and hopefully — hopefully cortina followed in her footsteps. however, a new initiative has been launched with the aim 0ur sports reporter sarah dawkins has more. when italian driver lella lombardi made but since then, a woman has not appeared six of the most talented teenage karting drivers from around the world have been selected on the more than equal cheering vigorous fitness testing like in a sport traditionally dominated by men. or a male — i'm a driver, i'm a racer. it isa it is a dominated sport, f dominated sport, it is a dominated sport, for sure. it's been such a big dream for me. driver to be selected, and she wants to make history. world champion. but i have to get one first! sky has always

despite profit losses, full year ev sales reached all time high late last year and increase of abouts increased in part thanks to federal and state incentives like the $7500 tax credit we've spoken about and it's a hefty discount if your car meets the requirements, which this one does. that can bring the price down closer to those of traditional gas powered ones like this car here. now, while president trump has said he'll be driving in the other direction on evs, his executive actions have not changed too reflect the tax credits so i want to take you here, stuart, to this other car, which is the trax rx and we're switching gears here because tariffs are looming. if you look here, it says that this car is 23% made in mexico, which will be important as we see, you know, these tariffs unravel. cox automotive estimates for new cars looking at about $6,000 increase if those tariffs are eventually implemented. if you're looking to buy a new car, stuart, it's better to do it now than maybe when the 30 day pause ends. back to you. stuart: i shall try to remember that. thank you very much in

you are watching the ev companies. lauren: the department of transportation is suspending federal funding to states for their ev chargers, systems along the interstate highways. states can still be reimbursed for existing commitments, the future ones at stake. lucid is down one. 4%. stuart: they didn't build any. that is the problem. lauren: especially with this winter we are having if you haven't ev, good luck. stuart: nike is a dow stock. lauren: they are going to the sidelines taking the price target down $30 to 72. a new ceo came in in october, elliott hill has a great turnaround strategy, says city but it will take longer to take effect. stuart: take two interactive. lauren: 13.5%, grand theft auto 6 is coming this fall. that's a shot in the arm grappling with weaker spending in general. stuart: i did not know if that. still ahead, it is democrats versus doge. >> fire elon musk. an unelected, unaccountable billionaire now has seemingly unlimited powers on america's private data and americans taxpayer dollars. stua

major tech and ev companies are the big buyers of these minerals. if they say this has to stop on a verified basis in a public private partnership with the trump administration, i promise you, most of these problems would get solved very quickly. >> it would. i think the only thing that's going to talk here, unfortunately, are money. and even more unfortunately right now are bullets. and that's what's happening. siddharth kara, author of cobalt red, which i'm listening to right now, an excellent book, a must read, very serious, heartbreaking at times, but a big story. siddharth. thank you. >> after the break, be prepared to collect your winnings. if you took a gamble on this stock this week. it's up more than 16% since monday thanks to a solid q4 beat and strong demand. we'll reveal the name when power lunch returns. >> in a world of. >> uncertainty and disruption. >> how will your. >> investments stay resilient? we've been navigating change for 125 years, always looking forward, anticipating risks and trusted to manage over. >> $1 trillion. >> in.

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it comes as ev sales in california continue to flat line, with sales holding steady at only 25% of theles the last two years. experts say the $7,500 tax credit could be the next subsidy president trump targets, although governor newsom indicated he will bring that back if it is scrapped on a federal level. >>> the usps honoring some of its longest tenured mail carriers today in berkeley. each of those postal workers spent at least 35 years with the service, including elizabeth correa who has delivered mail for the last four decades. >> i've experienced a lot of crazy stuff here in berkeley, but, you know, i don't want to go into details with it, but it's been enjoyable. >> during her time with the usps, correa also joined the million mile club. that means she's driven 1 million mails in a mail truck without being involved in a single accident. she probably put in a bunch of steps, too. she plans to retire as soon as she can find someone to replace her. >>> when we come back, why this year's super bowl tickets may come at a bit of a discount. >>> plus, the warriors were on the wrong end

. >> it says nora and eddie new year's eve eve 1989. >> then another and another.down during the ned firestorm that k ripped through now altadenacharge. in >> i think it was probably on somebody's fridge and everything burned down and it got ripped off. and it flew away, yeah. >> claire schwartz says these images are among dozens that rained down during the firestorm that ripped through altadena found in some cases miles away and posted online. >> more and more posts like that started turning up. >> claire began collecting and cleaning these images creating even fire found photos. >> i only get one photeir car s >> iopen and boxes of eir car s theio back to most prec its owner, then i'll be happy. >> the winds blowing and the branches are hitting our face. >> enter hootie who says during the families rush to evacuate, the trunk of their car snapped open and boxes of their most precious photos flew out. but then a family friend recognized her on claire's instagram. >> i said oh my goodness, yay! >> so happy we found you. >> now clear returning these irreplaceable ph

. >> it says nora and eddie, new year's eve eve, 1989 >> reporter: then another, and another.probably on somebody's fridge. and then when everything burned down it got ripped off and flew away. >> yeah. >> reporter: claire schwartz says these images are among dozens that rained down during the firestorm that ripped through altadena, found in some cases miles away and then posted online. >> more and more posts like that started turning up. >> reporter: and so claire began collecting and cleaning these lost images, creating eaton fire found photos in hopes of reuniting them with their owners. >> i only get one photo back with its owner i'll be happy. the wind's blowing and branches are hitting our face. >> reporter: enter hootie, who says boxes of their most precious photos flew out. a family friend recognized her on claire's instagram. >> i said oh, my goodness, like, yay! >> so happy we found you. >> reporter: now claire returning these irreplaceable photographs. >> it's pictures of my parents that are both deceased. pictures of my childhood. a lot of missing people in my life

is, you know, the united states has we've had, you know, discussion of ease of permitting to wind, evs potentially being ripped up, so, what does that do to the overall trajectory you could essentially build a coalition to keep it's going to be the case. so, i do think it's a very interesting question to think about. on these climate issues? will it move obviously to europe? helima, before we go, i want to put you on the spot. yeah. well, i think the challenge is, you really cannot divorce and i could tell you where the price is going to land. it looks like we will see significant growth potentially thank you. so, that's the global picture. on renewable energy, ray long. i want to start by asking you what it's like in your industry right now. that renewables drive in america? becoming electrified, when you think about industrial processes being electrified, we're looking at an increase there that are being financed, developed, operated, and it's contributing to the economy. we need all new sources of electricity brought online. there are no... we're just in a different era. about how

they have been identified to the troops is 39 year-old chief foreign officer andrew eve. some the left and 28 year-old staff sergeant ryan o'hara on the right. the family of the thought 3rd soldier is requested their name not be released. at least 41 people have been recovered from the wreckage. crews were also able to find the helicopters black box today. mariel carbone reports. >> and the ntsb providing us with more details tonight about where this investigation stands. one big and key update is that they tell us all 3 black boxes, so too, from the plane and one from the helicopter had been recovered. this is so important because data from those black boxes is what the agency can use to really figure out what went wrong and reconstruct what happened in this crash here. now they tell us there were 2 black boxes in the plane, the cockpit recorder. that is one of them that was recovered. but they did find some water intrusion in that. they say that is not uncommon. the other that is the flight data recorder, they say that was in good condition. they so didn't alcohol overn