ev, the new cadillac of ev that's launching right now.ch more affordable. the ev market, we think, does need new product, new products help help expand market coverage. and, of course, you know, affordability is still a headwind, but it has gotten better over time. so we think as this market develops over time, there's still a lot of potential for growth. again, to your point on your town at two vehicles per household, our ev adoption setup is very different than the rest of the world. if we have one ice and one ev across large parts of the population, that could drive much more ev demand than people commonly realize. >> one for driving around town, one for the road trip over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house we go. it's a mix of county. made a lot of tesla bulls happy. thank you folks, thank you for watching the exchange. i'll join morgan brennan for power lunch right brennan for power lunch right (♪♪) (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course!

jack, biz, ev, like, they made it up. [woman] why do so many people want so many other people to know everything about them? [kara] "tell your stories here." that's the whole point of twitter, isn't it? [drumming music] every company is the dna of its founders, and its founders are neurotic. it was the most emotional company. i was like their therapist at points. it's gonna get hot. working at twitter isn't just a sweet job, it's a way of life. [dubstep music] [biz] if you want to develop a platform that is capable of helping people topple despotic regimes, it also has to support fart jokes. [bell ringing] [cheers and applause] yay! 30 billion, 40 billion, something like that. at first. maybe more. i don't remember. a platform, in order to be a platform, has to be free. i think we need to hear every extreme. no one at the beginning could possibly have understood where it was going. the president the united states uses twitter -to threaten other countries. -yeah. i mean, who the [bleep] saw that coming? not us. [rabble] ev

sales of its evs rose around 21% on the month.uropean commission has reiterated its target for all new cars and vans sold in the eu to not emit carbon dioxide by 2035, even as it eased rules for automakers to comply with those emission targets. commission president ursula von der leyen said the relaxation of rules would allow breathing space for automakers to comply with the rules, as she announced they would have three years instead of one to comply with emission targets. in the last few hours, stellantis has said it shares president trump's objective to build more american cars and create jobs in the country, thanking the president for the one month tariff reprieve. europe joins me now. group managing director of stellantis uk. thanks so much, sir, for being with us this morning. quite a timely interview to be having. so appreciate the time. let me kick off with the latest tariff news. we're seeing quite a strong reaction in stellantis shares, as well as some of the other european auto names. can you shed any light into the conv

on new year's eve. >> mm hmm. how many you said you have two part time inspectors. >> that's right.and he and he was he was visited by two part time inspectors on new year's eve. >> we have full staff coverage for the enforcement team. >> so are there how many is that? >> three and one was in training. he was hired the first week of december so he was not working alone. so the inspector that was the to the team one was in training and was not working independently. >> so our senior inspector what he was office inspector adams was shadowing senior inspectors of rena and those are the two inspectors who made the visit. >> okay. so this is new year's eve and night and midnight and fireworks and partying and did the commission or the staff feel that was a representative time to determine the compliance of of the habibie lounge our inspection team on new year's eve was scheduled to work until 3:00 in the morning. one of our inspectors said is a standard time so they start their shifts at 6 p.m. and they're out all night. that's happening every weekend because that is when generally enter

and fueling infrastructure grant the million dollars that we had been awarded to fund our curbside ev charging program those new programs are definitely on hold because there's no way to move those processes forward without the support of the federal in executing those contracts. where we're we're looking at right now is through to your point president one all of the existing programs that we were counting on through this budget that you just approved. and what that looks like just from a deficit standpoint. so we're doing that analysis right now. we weren't ready to kind of get this ready in time for this committee meeting because like i said, it's changing each and every day. and so the rest assured this will be part of our conversation with the mayor's office as we advance submitting our budget on the 21st. >> thank you. any other questions and comments? >> if not, we're open for public comment. are there any members of the public who wish to comment on this item? >> madam president, we have no speakers. thank you. public comments and i'll close next item please. next item is item

. >> shares of the ev maker. >> down more than 10% just. >> this week. >> the ceo elon musk too wrapped up in doge to give his. >> company the attention. >> it needs. we'll debate that. all that. >> plus broadcom on the. >> move after earnings. >> a look. >> at the. >> state of the. >> consumer ahead. >> of the jobs report tomorrow. >> and netflix gets chilled. while the. streamer finally got swept up in the market rout. i'm melissa lee coming to. >> you live from studio. >> b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight, tim seymour, karen. >> finerman, dan nathan. and guy adami. we start off with the washout. >> on wall street. >> stocks falling. >> again today. >> as trade. war fears. >> and more back. >> and forth on tariffs. >> hit. >> investors hard. the dow nearly erasing all of yesterday's rebound. >> down more than 400 points. >> the s&p. 500 shedding. almost 2%. now down a percent since the election. the nasdaq dropped more. than 3% at its lows, closing at its worst level since index.october. the tech. heavy >> now in correction territory, down more than 10%. from its. >> december highs

maga is not buying these evs as quickly. they don't.ted in evs. >> donald trump hated. >> he doesn't drive. it's just he hates evs. >> but whether or not donald trump drives, he's been against electric vehicles forever. entire time we've seen him said. >> i hate evs. i believe that was the quote. the other thing is they haven't innovated it. let's just get back to the product itself. they haven't innovated a tesla in years. they haven't had a new product except for the cybertruck, which is not. very sexy. yeah. right. and so you need to innovate or you die in, in technology and they haven't innovated. and meanwhile, lots of other car manufacturers are making cool cars, including from china with byd and everything else. and so he's he's not focusing on the product. and when you take your eye off the product, you die. >> all right. last question. sure, elon. not just elon musk but but but go outside musk to many, many of these tech guys who are now in doge or doge adjacent. if you see them, if you run into them, they're very brazen right

but i think the bigger news on tesla is that the interest in evs, people going out and buying evs has slowed down. and one of tesla's biggest market has been china. and in china, they're sort of going against elon musk and tesla and byd, the big chinese ev company is really coming on strong. so one of their biggest markets is being impacted negatively. and the overall interest in evs has slowed down considerably. so it's kind of a double whammy. but having that high profile makes a lot of people upset. yeah. yeah. >> certainly having an impact. all right. we appreciate the perspective james mcbride with the mcbride group. great to have you on. >> thank you so much. >> appreciate it. all right. tens of thousands of vta passengers are finding alternate ways to travel around the south bay today. >> this as a work stoppage by the transit union, is wrapping up its first day. now. >> ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary joining us live now from downtown san jose with the latest on day one of this strike. jesse. >> alex and heather, good afternoon to you. and the rumble of vta trains through d

. >> sony and honda's new ev is packed with entertainment and plenty of personality. sneak peek inside the feel coming soon to california. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up richaun tack and the north a pretty dry this morning. aside from a couple sprinkles right around tamales bay. >> what you had south, though, it really kicks into gear, especially in the south bay, especially in the south bay, it takes a rebel to make something beautiful. beauty takes courage. it's an act of joy. so resist the ordinary. and embrace the wow. at floor & decor. >> 7.43 and the rain is falling. as you can see wait, s% what's going on? yeah. this is a. >> a little trouble here on just a red light. yeah, is it because really looks messy. pretty wet. they're ok? alright. like. >> that's the ready as you head outside this morning on a slow you down and it looks great and nasty. >> this out we've been seeing that rainfall consistently through the evening into this morning for a lot of the south bay. >> where is your look at oakland? it's just kind of great. no rain just yet. rainfall is very

ev was like, "yeah." so he's just wandering around somewhere, feeling really upset and alone.i was like, "oh, yeah, i guess so." [jack] i could have taken that idea, not told it to ev, not told it to biz, not told it to all my other coworkers, and tried to start my own company with that idea, but we had a great team. [biz] so i found him, and we met up at the whole foods where we used to have lunch a lot. jack was, he just felt terrible. he said, "well, i'm going to go back to the office. "i'm going to tell everybody what i really feel. "this was horrible. "i feel like i've been punched in the gut. this was a bad decision." and i said, "no, i don't, no, i don't think you should do that." [drum & bass music] i remember him saying this, "i'll come back like steve jobs." and i remember thinking like, "whatever makes you feel better." [laughing] [deep warping music]

operations. >> and new ev blends the best of auto and entertainment. we've got rich demuro with a look in today's rich on tech. cars are getting smarter, but sony and honda are taking it to the next level with ev. >> it plans a i entertainment and smart tech. it's set to hit the road next year and recently i got a look. and you tell me a joke. get ready for your car to have even more personality. sure thing. >> why do scientists trust adams? because they make everything. this is a feel a new ev from sony and honda are going redefine the relationship between humans and mobility. it's have car half entertainment hub. and yes, it's real. so is not a concept vehicle. >> this is a pre-production prototype. it 100% coming out. makes is loaded with smart tech for driving. now for your intelligent driving. you've got 40 sensors packed into thif car. that includes 18 cameras, 9 radars, one light are and 12 culture. sonics. even the doors are smart. press the button right of the door for once inside. there are screens everywhere. a widescreen dashboard up front

why would biden buy an ev? presidents don't drive. well, trump doesn't drive either. he just paid sticker price for one. he should have haggled. whatever happened to the art of the deal? the democrats saw trump buy a tesla on the white house lawn and said, the car is ugly and it's the most corrupt administration in american history. democrats are mad that trump's promoting evs. it's what biden did for four years. >> mr. president, this sucker's quick. >> how does it compare to the corvette? >> that's a beautiful car. corvette. >> biden gave billions to detroit to build evs and then gave americans eight grand in rebates to buy one. but he didn't buy one. he said he liked his corvette better because of the way the engine purred. the only reason 47 is buying a tesla is because democrats are firebombing them. >> no. that's beautiful. >> mr. president talks about some of. >> the violence that's been going on around the country at dealerships. some say they should be labeled domestic terrorists because i'll. >> do that. i'll do it. i'm going to stop them. we catch anybody d

$7500 and excise tax and those incentives eliminated by president trump and tesla and all the other evsbut they're very cool and i have a lot of friends that have them. i don't think it's going to work too well in up state new york. larry: you have have gasoline muscle car or electric muscle car and we can meet in someone's driveway. all the waste, fraud and abuse in the entitlement program and something by the way the gao, general accounting office pointed out, it's not new news and numbers slightly higher and the attack on something and elon talking about waste, fraud and abuse and going for benefits in social security and medicare. take a listen. >> all of the spending and that's the big one to eliminate and that's sort of half trillion, maybe 600 billion a year that . is also the magnet by which democrats attract and obtain illegal immigrants to get them here and turn them into voters. larry: that's the way democrats attract illegal immigrants and by the way, when they get here they want them to vote in places like new york and california. i mean, don't you think musk make as very i

price target to 430 readable case scenario goes all the way to $800 a share. >> why are the chinese evit is interesting the top three that you're looking on the screen collectively deliver 70000 vehicles, that was up 112% year-over-year. it does show there is room for ev's even though we talked about tesla struggles and concerns about the chinese consumer. unclear why they are falling, deliveries seem good given how concerned we have been about the chinese consumer. >> we are not buying them over here. >> no absolutely. >> i don't know anybody buying a car or electric, why is morgan stanley bullish on aaa. >> are going to overweight from an equal weight to price target goes up to 70 from $65 a share there looking at chipotle from product, marking through point and things that this company will have a decent 2025. i will say i'm a big fan but i like the cauliflower and we should mention burrito season from the kickoff of basketball through cinco de mayo it is peak burrito season. >> i did not know that now i do, capri they have a whole bunch of brands unloading one of them, i think i kn

tesla has wider margins on ev's end is better able to absorb this.t said, those companies are bringing out new models and are stealing customers away from tesla. jackie: coming up, another nasa spacex mission to launch later today hoping to bring back two nasa astronauts who have been stuck there since june. this is bloomberg. ♪ one scorching heatwave will leave me powerless to cool my insulin. - when the storm rolls in, my time to find a pet-friendly evacuation center will have run out. - i'm relying on luck, but who knows if it'll be on my side. vo: when it comes to disasters and emergencies, it's not a matter of if, but when. take control. 1. assess your needs 2. make a plan 3. engage your support network let's prepare so we all have a better story to tell. solani: welcome back to bloomberg technology. i'm sonali basak in new york. jackie: i'm jackie duval in washington. solani: we have a nasdaq 100 that has been fluctuating, up .6%, and it is trying to fight for dominance. you have the nasdaq 100 with only roughly half of its component parts up o

many members speaking out after a homeless man was killed during an encampment sweeps on christmas eve. >> my biggest hesitation with getting this was the time to elon musk. >> and tesla's targeted san franciscans, getting creative to express their opposition to elon musk and his car company. plus the calm before the last dry tuesday night for heavy rain and mountain snow moves in. good evening and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn. we are on storm watch tonight and it's set to arrive tomorrow morning. >> let's go straight to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with the lawrence. we may not see another storm like this may be until next fall. so that's going to be a pretty significant weather maker for the bay area. that rain going to be moving in the clouds already gathering outside tonight. no rain just yet, but that will soon change those winds likely ramping up as we head through the night to out the right now over san francisco, rest the bay area. we've got some cloudy skies stormtracker. you got it right there. you got that rain begin to move in towar

michigan remembers the harmful ev mandates that have forced compliance rather than allowing a regulatorynvironment that permits innovation. we lost jobs to mexico and china. my district, as you mentioned, the number one manufacturing district in all of the nation, overflow production is not going to sterling heights. when you look at opportunities missing, when you look at the fact that michigan is seeing its opportunities pass by, enough is enough. margaret, the status quo is not good enough for americans, which is why donald trump got elected. >> understood. >> he is putting americans first. even our allies have not been f playing -- >> i'm asking the specific tactic here. you brought up sterling heights. the republican mayor of sterling heights, your district, says the president's tariffs are the quote, single biggest threat to our local economy. he is expecting it to be deaf st devastating and staggering. this is a republican saying this. what's he missing? >> the fact of the matter that we have been taken advantage of for decades. the president lowered corporate tax rates from 35% t

trump made democrats hate evs getting behind the wheel of a tesla.'re now adolf hitler. >> all of that. all of that. and you ended with i love tesla. but you know what? it's an honest mistake. he just mixed up the two words most associated with elon musk tesla and hitler. >> adam schiff's whip a tesla. now he says it's his biggest regret, not the russia hoax. the car. senator mark kelly is putting his tesla up for sale. democrats are like teenage girls. if they don't like you and you like something, then they can't like it. even if they liked it before, now they have to hate it. teslas are getting their tires slashed and spray painted with swastikas, and liberals are torching tesla charging stations and hurling molotov cocktails at dealerships. but the media says that molotov cocktail was mostly peaceful overnight. >> have this post claiming that protests at tesla dealerships are illegal. he said today he would label violence against dealerships domestic terrorism. so just to be clear, you protest a private company, you are labeled by this administra

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. >> some owners scrambled to buy anti-elon stickers to decorate their evs like these. "pre-madness edition." >> up with evs, down with elon. >> sticking it in here, another one. if i really wanted to, like, quadruple down. >> us liberals love a sticker. what an inspiring way to tell the world i disapprove of nazis, but not enough to bike to work. but once again, i feel these people's pain. you might wonder, what kind of douchebag keeps a product after it was made by a nazi? well... this kind of douchebag. i am sorry. i'm sorry. they were popular in 2017. i still have my kanye shoes. they were made by him. and i definitely can't give it to my son for his bar mitzvah. so what do i do with these? well, one guy has answers! >> check out this man in florida who is now burning several pairs of yeezy shoes. danny schiff says he's purchased about 40 pairs of those shoes over the years, and about $15,000 worth have gone up in flames. >> yes, that's what we do? we burn yeezys. the second you have buyer's remorse, it's time for a clean [bleep] break. and no second chances. no chi

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the market share for evs in marin is now just over 40%, compared to alameda county's 37%. by comparison, the state average for ev sales about 25%. this sunday, we will be bringing forward. daylight saving is this sunday, and for years we've heard the debate doesn't still make sense. and should we get rid of it altogether? here to give us some insight is our meteorologist, vianey arana. first, give us the history and then let's talk about the attempts to get rid of it. i feel like it's an ongoing conversation. right. it springs up every once in a while, literally amongst your friends and your family. likely. but you're absolutely right. at 2 a.m. on sunday, clocks will jump forward. yes, that does mean we'll lose an hour of sleep. but for many, like you said, the question remains is it still worth it to change our clocks twice a year? well, it's a bit complicated, but let's start with the basics. according to the national institute of standards and technology, daylight saving this year starts march 9th and ends the first sunday on november 2nd, lasting about eight months. a

a dumping site in vallejo on christmas eve, homeless advocates gathered outside the vallejo city hall tonight demanding justice for oakley kron four's. lindsey ford has the story. >> and how's advocates and community members gather tuesday expressing anger over the death of james oakley. >> attention have your staff. you can't afford to do. >> the 58 year-old on house man was crushed to death on christmas eve during one of the city's cleanups city. officials have called it an accident. homeless advocates aren't buying he died because of have you missed that? there's there's no amount of trash it can't justify them. reading over 70. kathleen mcneil is a mutual aid officer for the valais homeless union. >> she is also homeless herself. she says oakley died out of pure negligence from the city. what's a better balance? it's like we don't matter. everybody matters. black, white, green, purple. i don't care what color you are. susan boyle. i was told a number of years ago that think about moving out of town. said, why should i solano county district attorneys office has ruled there is not

modern power, efficiency and luxury combined with some nostalgia will one day make the ev bus a modernt never goes out of style. that's the cbs news for this saturday. thanks for spending time with us. hopefully we'll see you tomorrow. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> thousands across the bay area are calling out the trump administration on international women's day . >> we are in big danger. this is openly fetishistic , people running the government but this kind of thing is going on all over the country. >> more on the demands and on their hopes for the future. >>> oak lenders say they are in desperate need of leadership after the recall of mayor chantel . >> there's a lot of hopelessness pick when you step outside, there is a higher level of crime because people don't have opportunities. >> we are hearing from the two front runners in the mayoral race and how they are hoping to turn things around. stomach coyotes are changing of their diet. why scientists say they are now praying on seal pups. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney,

when he fired all the ev people that were. doing the charging stations. >> you know, the idea that. >> it's flexible. >> that was kind of an interesting thing from trump to here, wasn't it? >> because it's like, is he a yoga instructor? what is happening here? it's a red light. >> green light thing. >> that is chaotic. >> i would say chaos. is probably. >> one of the things he's doing. and the same thing with these firings, it just seems they don't make. >> any sense. >> and i think that sort of gives. >> the. tell is they. >> don't really want to fix it. they want to move fast and break. >> things and. >> never have them exist again. and that's what they're looking for. and so that's. >> the tell. >> here to me, isn't. >> the ultimate goal here that we're not saying out loud enough that their goal is to privatize, to break the government down to its studs? >> i'm not even sure that that's entirely true. so i gave the example of the education department, almost all of the work that gets done at the education department, collec

we need to continue to advancing our ev charging infrastructure in san francisco to allow for the easy adoption of evs. >> and then we also need to look at strategies such as pricing that would help reduce the demand for driving and help with mode shift transport. >> and then we go to the building sector. you know some of our important things we need to look at in the building sector is public awareness making sure people know about the impacts of buildings and climate change are up coming back mid ruling around natural gas appliance replacement. also making sure that we're providing incentives and one thing that's not listed here is we will we are developing an upcoming policy called a building performance standard which you heard about for large buildings and so that will be important over the next year as we kind of go through other focus areas. housing's going to be incredibly important. we need to make sure rezonings san francisco to build the housing we need. this is a really important climate strategy also that downtown recovery is going to help reduce emissions in our energy se

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tech. >> cars are getting smarter, but sony and honda are taking it to the next level with ev plans ai entertainment and smart tech. it's set to hit the road next year and recently i got a look. and you tell me a joke. get ready for your car to have even more personality. sure thing. >> why do scientists trust adams? because they make everything. this is a feel a new ev from sony and honda are going redefine the relationship between humans and mobility. it's have car half entertainment hub. and yes, it's real. so is not a concept vehicle. >> this is a pre-production prototype. it 100% coming out. makes is loaded with smart tech for driving. now for your intelligent driving. you've got 40 sensors packed into this car. that includes 18 cameras, 9 radars, one light are and 12 culture. sonics. even the doors are smart. press the button right of the door for you. once inside. there are screens everywhere. a widescreen dashboard up front dual rear screens for passengers and even digital side and rear view mirrors the digital side mirrors eliminate the blind spot. feel a personal agent is

all of this happening on the eve of president trump addressing a joint session of congress.orld will be watching. this is a live look now at capitol hill. this speech, essentially the state of the union, will outline his priorities for the next four years. the war in ukraine, immigration and slashing government jobs will likely be key topics. you can watch the president address congress right here on nbc bay a area. our live coverage begins at 6 p.m. tomorrow. we'll also be here for a special primetime newscast at 9 p.m. and also tonight, some rain over the weekend. and there may be more on the way. yeah, jeff is here talking about what you're seeing now and right now on storm ranger. it is dry. winds are relatively light anywhere from three to about 16mph. that latest storm system is just offshore, and we're going to get a little something here from this one. by tomorrow morning. we see the chance of rain near the northern coastline at 8:00 in the morning, and then some scattered rain chances through the afternoon. now, this would be the start of what looks to be an active

and there is a new ev that is blending the best of auto and entertainment. rich demuro explains in today's rich on tech. >> cars are getting smarter but sony and honda are taking it to the next level with ev plans ai entertainment and smart tech. it's set to hit the road next year and recently i got a look. and you tell me a joke. get ready for your car to have even more personality. sure thing. >> why do scientists trust adams? because they make everything. this is a feel a new ev from sony and honda are going redefine the relationship between humans and mobility. it's have car half entertainment hub. and yes, it's real. so is not a concept vehicle. >> this is a pre-production prototype. it 100% coming out. makes is loaded with smart tech for driving. now for your intelligent driving. you've got 40 sensors packed into this car. that includes 18 cameras, 9 radars, one light are and 12 culture. sonics. even the doors are smart. press the button right of the door for you. once inside. there are screens everywhere. a widescreen dashboard up front dual rear scre

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and were able to deploy something that is vitally needed for things that some can anyone who has an ev, it's a real thing when you're charging anxiety what am i going to build a get from point a to point b works especially come into my part of the state which is the most useful part of the the statf ohio. i'm biased of course. but that's an example of what is happening now with the freeze that we are experiencing. i'm hopeful that everything was eventually free up but it's a real issue for a lot of municipalities. that's one story of thousands of stories going on. >> in addition, we need to talk about the fact that these dollars were approved by congress. we need to talk about the story of loss of jobs that may occur. we need to talk about the fact that infrastructure is a priority for america, not just cities, towns, and villages but for america. and the bottom line is we're ready to get to work and partner with them to get the process moving. it is about making our communities strong. any of the questions for the press? from the press. if not, i have a question for you all. are we he

every night feels like new year's eve.t to thank matt mercy for bringing us together to celebrate. an amazing month we've had. isn't it rate? [cheering] a lot of you know about politics but i had a 30 year career, the voice of arizona. if you're from arizona, you know that. walked away from a very high paying job during covid-19 because i was aligned with the public. i had to ask myself, paycheck i was worth the cost the answer was no less the question a lot of people asking themselves. how much is the paycheck, how much money worth it? how i was raised. i grew up as ronald reagan as my president number is nine most terrifying words in english language and i'm here to help and boy was he right and the tables have been turned in the most terrifying words, we are here to audit you, when elon and the boys show up, they are a little nervous. i alone and that? hands off. unfortunately, our government is one hand around her throat the other hand in our pockets and they are robbing us lines. we learned our tax dollars are going t

democrats are mad that trump is promoting evs, it's what biden did for four years. >> mr.sident! >> this sucker is quick. >> how does it compare to the corvette. >> it's a beautiful car. >> jesse: biden gave billions to build evs, but he didn't buy one. he said he liked his corvette better because the way the engine purred. democrats are fire bombing them. >> president trump: that's beautiful. >> mr. president, talk about some of the violence that's been going on across the country at dealerships. do that, those people are going to -- >> president trump: before me gave it away. i can name every one of them. but we gave it away and we're taking it back. >> jesse: kept the stock market high. kept prices low. but it decimated around 100,000 american factories. and sent five million manufacturing jobs overseas. that's why we call it the rust belt. working class, middle american towns collapsed when the jobs went. the birthrate dropped and the drugs took over. >> hot molten steel has been the lifeblood, vigorously pumping, but now in cardiac arrest. not making anymore comments

having said that, just the larger sort of push against evs broadly and the political views around evsther. >> okay. cnbc's andrew ross sorkin, thank you. that is complicated. we'll see. >> where the ev bounces. >> molly jong-fast, your latest piece is entitled donald trump's empty promises are catching up to him. and in it you write this voters were angry, but most weren't angry about government spending. they were angry about the price of eggs. if you were to argue that trump has a mandate and he would argue that he does, it would be to make prices lower. trump promised many pie in the sky things, but trump's biggest, boldest campaign promise was downright impossible. it was a promise that kamala harris couldn't make because there was no way to do it. trump vowed to immediately reverse inflation and to immediately make things cheaper. harris couldn't promise that because even with the most aggressive government intervention, there is no realistic way to do it. but instead of bringing prices down on day one or even month one, trump is doing the exact opposite. he's enacted a trade war

bank of america says the trump tariffs are a real problem for america's top ev maker, tesla.at biotech company aluminum. stock moving lower after china announced a plan to ban imports of gene sequencing technology, as donald trump imposes those additional 10% tariffs. no surprise, stock price is taking a hit down 3.5%. stuart: still ahead, aoc wants to know if the justice department is investigating her. >> it is important to know where this administration stands and if they intend on using political intimidation to silence their critics. stuart: this started when tom homan called her out for giving advice to illegal migrants how to avoid ice. homan is on the show later this morning. donald trump will lay out his vision for america and looks like voters are on board, new polls show his approval higher than this time during his first term. 2028 vision, will democrats looking for a leader, tim waltz hasn't ruled out running for president. we will tell you what he had to say. ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ dream on ♪ dream on ♪ wait until your dreams come true with the chase mobile app, things

during an ev summit he invited every electric car maker except tesla. and then he sued musk for not hiring migrants. the democrats and musk had a bad breakup. we know how these are. they used to be in love. >> we are going to try to see if we can accelerate this kind of collaboration. >> it's the right plan. >> congratulations this is terrific. >> it's doing great. >> you split your time between car and rocket. >> it's usually about 50/50. it will be the best car on the road by far. >> jesse: musk didn't change democrats dead. he's always believed in free speech and enterprise. he didn't take the money shorting the pound so he could use it to open our border and prisons. he's making cars that liberals say save the planet and trying to put rockets on other planets. the progressives hate that he's making progress and they hate that he's young and fun and not in the shadows like their sugar daddy. like a teenage girl they blackballed elon and then he became even more popular. now they hate him but they really hate themselves for losing him. >> what's his e

on the eve of today's summit, the president of france tried to get voters on board. >> the future of be decided in washington or moscow. we have to take difficult decisions. reporter: the french and others far from russia may need persuading. those living close by says boosting defense budgets is a no-brainer. >> if you have a crazy neighbor, which is russia, and putin has not changed his course, we don't have any other way to keep our country safe. reporter: welfare or warfare? these are financing decisions europe's governments now face. the pressure is on. donald trump acts fast and furiously in foreign policy. europe needs to catch up. anchor: president putin has said russia will not retreat from ukraine and will not give away anything that belongs to russia. his foreign minister warned that moscow will see any deployment to ukraine as an active war against his country. reporter: it feels like something is changing in russia. a country resurgent and unrepentant. russia feeling more powerful, confident, from seeing an american president putting more and more pressure on ukraine. an

and speaking of tesla, just last week, the ev maker lost more than 10%. that marks the seventh straight week of declines. that's a record for tesla. that slide began right around the time that elon musk went to washington to continue his work with the trump administration. meanwhile, the financial times is reporting that wealthy chinese investors are funneling tens of millions of dollars into private companies that are controlled by elon musk. the ft says that includes x.ai, neuralink and spacex, with china based asset managers promoting the relationship between elon musk and president trump as they work to raise capital. elon musk and his business ties within china. they've raised numerous questions about potential conflicts of interest due to his role in the trump administration. our eunice yuen follows the money that elon musk has in that country. >> that is tesla's. >> main factory. it's a $2. >> billion. >> investment that produces. >> about 1. >> million cars a year. >> one out of every two. teslas in the world. >> are made there. by last june, elon

we heard from many leaders of emphasizing their support for ukraine, but we should not be no eve. there are still countries such as hungry. i already mentioned that or slovakia, they say they are not delivering new weapons to create and they are rather skeptical when it comes to welcoming ukraine as a new member of the european union. but the rest of the you members, they are supportive and of course this meeting of the whole, i will see you here and the facts to develop the means the landscape was invited. what's meant as long as talks contrast to the contentions meeting in the oval office. but let's have a listen to what's the you creating and present then have it to say here in brussels, the word sampled. that way. i'm not alone then this on all, just the words. we feel as a signal to increase our production and sickness to with a new program to increase that your pm security it that so i think the great decisions alexandra, you are seeing lead escaping. se thing that the e you needs to be included in any piece initiative for when ukraine, you, as president seems unconvinced. s

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being the mostn secretive in history, if you and pressed for us at pressen conferences and features eve tn but the most part most of the media did not seem to care. and trump first month, for example, he asked answered a thousand questions seven times more than joe biden did in his firsirstt 30 days. >> what does that look like mr. president? >> if you have anyu questions, please you can ask me or elon, go ahead. >> brian: contentssi ncrobin williams became female housekeeper to see his kids have we been so faked out. ♪ ♪ >> i think it was sally fields and thatw . we now know why joe biden wasn' tthe invisible man because he wasn't old there and the media knew it and stayed busy ignoring at. one man complicit in the cover-up, jake tapper blamingd bidestn's fogginess on a childhd stead are becoming an angry if anyone said anything else. b >> i think what we see on stage with joe biden, jake, clearly a cognitive decline. that is what i'm afraid of.h it makes me uncomfortable. >> what is so amazing to me d that -- >> try to figure out an answer. >> cognitive decline w. >> trying to say wha

ijust want i just want to talk about eve best picture category festival.nd it is not really the case of this year. it may be two or three films have a pretty good shot. not the case at all. you have an aura and the brutalist, picking up so many awards. conclave picked up best ensemble as the sag awards, the best picture, so it is really anybody was back again and that is what makes the oscars exciting this year because we just do not know he is definitely going to win. a film with 13 nominations, more than any other film, buried now by scandal. i do think that zoe saldana has a very good chance of picking