you had the increase in the city of las vegas, north las vegas, city of henderson, and clark county butting up against the desert and starting to encroach on native habitats and desert areas. there needed to be a solution to come in to balance these interests of growth and development with maintaining our native landscapes. christensen: the solution that was first used to overcome this problem was land swaps. a developer would find some private land worthy of protection--say, up in the mountains--and offer to swap that land to the federal government in order to be able to develop one of the public land parcels in the las vegas valley. reid: they would give the federal government that land, and they would get something in exchange for it. as time went on, it became a corrupt situation. [hammering, power saws whirring] christensen: the danger and fear here was that growth in the las vegas valley could come to a screaming halt. reid saw this problem and set about to craft a solution. man: icongressthe staff is everytng. if y have a good staf you're gonna have a successful congressman or senato

and to be fair, this kind of does work, at least for a las vegas convention center. and a bit different, but is this really going to revolutionise transport? the boring company had announced projects in la and baltimore and washington. however, these projects appear to have disappeared from the company's website. las vegas, however, does have plans to work with the boring company to create a huge tunnel network that would span central las vegas. right now, there's upwards of 65 miles of underground tunnels that are planned for as far north as downtown las vegas through the las vegas strip and as far south as allegiant stadium. but will this actually happen? the boring company delivered on their promise to us. they worked collaboratively with us and they delivered on what we asked of them. and we know the future of being autonomous is that last piece of the puzzle, and we're patiently waiting for it. over ces, the boring company claimed nearly 100,000 people used the loop. that's a lot. and there's hope the cars will soon be autonomous, too. however, its real test wil

is one of the main events here. las vegas. it's 1998. now this is a very special c s y because it's the 1st non cove it no masks in person. c . s. after the covert, pandemic c. s has seen a virtual event, her scene or rather meagre a tendency last year. but now the masses are back and the tech, the gadgets, and all kinds of new things are back to ah, one of the oldest and biggest exhibitions on las vegas event calendar is finally back. as opposed cove, it no masks in person. he bet $3000.00 plus exhibitors from $173.00 countries, territories and regions. 1000 of them here for the 1st time ever. they occupy 2200000 square feet of space this year. in case you're wondering, that's the equivalent of about 28 world cup soccer pitchers. that's just about enough space as the masses are back to over 100000 attendees from over 100 countries worldwide, i expected to rome. the c. s halt over 4 day period. i'm still to wowza. it's always new innovations, new technology to take out. always excited to see that those 3 nights we did a very shopping thi

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las vegas convention center is huge. it can take half an hour to walk across it.owever, there's a new way to get around — tunnels with teslas in them. this is what elon musk claims is the future of transport, so we're here in las vegas to check it out. the station looks like a cross between a taxi rank and a subway. i've never been here before, and it's very pleasant. it kind of feels quite cool. but the most obvious thing that you notice is that there aren't fumes here, and you kind of realise, first off, that this would absolutely not be possible without electric cars. but this isn't quite what elon musk had envisaged when he created the boring company. elon musk�*s initial idea was incredibly ambitious, that people in teslas would be transported into this huge network of tunnels and they'd be transported at more than 100mph using its autonomous features. this emphatically isn't that. however, even though this is pretty far away from what elon musk said he wanted to create, many people at ces loved it. excuse me, madam. i'm from the bbc, we're just asking people

and to be fair, this kind of does work, at least for a las vegas convention centre.a bit different. but is this really going to revolutionise transport? the boring company had announced projects in la and baltimore and washington. however, these projects appear to have disappeared from the company's website. over ces, the boring company claimed nearly 100,000 people used the loop. that's a lot. and there's hope the cars will soon be autonomous too. however, its real test will be in the years to come. can it go from a gimmicky convention centre ride to a genuine travel game changer? many will be watching here in las vegas to see whether this is yet more elon musk hype or something genuinely important. and when it comes to elon musk, it's often hard to tell which that is. lara: back in vegas, - we've been checking out some of the sports tech on show at ces. spencer: let me tell you about the time i ended up making a complete fool of myself on frank sinatra's golf course. mind you, it all started indoors. this is phigolf, an app and accompanying weird club ball hybrid t

we'll use stefan simons has been finding out ah, one of the oldest and biggest exhibitions on las vegas event calendar is finally back. as a post cobit no masks in personally bet. $3000.00 plus exhibitors from $173.00 countries, territories and regions. 1000 of them here for the 1st time ever. they occupy 2200000 square feet of space this year. in case you're wondering, that's the equivalent of about 28 world cup soccer pitches. that's just about enough space as the masses are back to over 100000 attendees from over 100 countries worldwide, i expected to rome. the c. s halt over a 4 day period. i to wowza it's always new innovations, new technology to take out. always excited to see that. that's pretty nice that we did a virtual shopping thing. it was probably a future shopping when i was that was but it was okay. i liked it. besides new and improved shopping in virtual reality malls, b r a r x r virtual augmented an extended reality, the so called met averse is still once again, one of the main topics of interest and intrigue. here this year i'm going to enter the meta verse. now we're

it's the biggest event in the tech calendar. consumer electronics show or c s is up and running in las vegas. it's always a tough few years with a virtual event back in 2021 and a sparsely attended in person c. s. last year, massive leaps in virtual reality and artificial intelligence on display this time round as needed was use. stefan simons, has been finding out ah, one of the oldest and biggest exhibitions on las vegas event calendar is finally back. as a post cobit no masks in personally bet. $3000.00 plus exhibitors from $173.00 countries, territories and regions. 1000 of them here for the 1st time ever. they occupy 2200000 square feet of space this year. in case you're wondering. that's the equivalent of about $28.00 world cup soccer pitchers. that's just about enough space as the masses are back to over 100000 attendees from over 100 countries worldwide, i expected to roam the c. s halt over a 4 day period. i'm still at the wowza, it's always new innovation, new technology, the taking out. always excited to see that those 3 nights we did a very shopping thing. there was probably a fu

ed: day two in las vegas, evs is top of mind. everyone paying attention to tesla, dropping as much as a percent friday. ev competition heating up in china shares are down after the company slashed its prices in china for the second time in two months. i'm so pleased, that bloomberg's kevin is alongside me here in las vegas, bloomberg intelligence senior analyst for autos, you have a very clear view on this, this is a demand problem for tesla is net -- isn't it? >> globally, regionally, the auto industry is cyclical. tesla has not been through this kind of demand dearth year or in china. here money was easy and cheap for this -- years we went through this period where valuation went through the roof because it was easy to afford vehicles. this is the time they can -- ed: tesla going up 3% at close, over the course of weeks downward pressures on the stocks have been about demand. there is a competition angle, with what mercedes announced, focus globally but also the united states, in china there are so many more players. are invest

at ces, the consumer electronics show in las vegas. this is a special edition of bloomberg technology. >> amazon, genesis and stitch fix cutting costs by laying off staff. adp expect stronger-than-expected job support for tomorrow. >> plus, the director of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency tells me cyber safety is a public good that demands radical transparency. we will discuss with the crowd strike ceo. >> surrounded by electrical technology at ces, we will hear from a ceo about the ambition of self-driving tech to hit the streets. let's check on the here and now, and the reality that good news is once again bad news. s&p 500 off 1.1%, nasdaq taking the hit 1.5% because the macro picture looks resilient when you look at the jobs picture. adp stronger-than-expected, jobless claims showing resiliency. this means that federal reserve has the bandwidth to keep raising rates. many were and is fitting that the terminal rate is about 5% by mid-2023. we therefore continue to see bullishness for where the dollar goes. we exp

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ed ludlow is at ces in las vegas.joked about how automotive technology dominates but you have samsung here with splashy displays. there's an emphasis on cybersecurity. i caught up with jen easterly who is hitting on you need to be focused on cybersecurity. guest: this is fundamentally about keeping them safe. we live in a world that is highly digitized. the infrastructure we depend on is underpinned by technology so it's all about doing right by your clients. i think boards and ceos and business leaders need to look at corporate cyber responsibility in the way they look at corporate social responsibility. it's a social good it's about societal resilience. with every thing connected these days, you can't just worry about your own company. we have to start putting -- stop putting self-preservation over collaboration. ed: you been up on stage, your audience is sitting there. the on that, how do you encourage them to do this in parallel with writing code or developing new programs? guest: there are many ways. if you go ba

las vegas has 4 inches a year. it's being irrigated. it's irrigated la. [slide projector clicks] [water sloshing] for lifen the american westal and not just f ecosystems, b also f agriculre. in t stern pa of the united states and in the midwest, agriculture can suive on rainfall. in the american west, it's dependent on irrigation. and late in the 19th century and early in the 20th century, settlers realized that to have agriculture at the scale that they envisioned, couldn't just be done with local, small irrigation projects, but required massive federal investments for dams and reservoirs and cans, and leveling fields and valleys to make agriculture possible, to make the desert bloom. this was called reclamation. narrator: parched scrubland was turned into green farms. reid: the idea with reclamation was to find a way to harness particularly rivers in the west to put people and support families out on the ground, to expand agriculture. people weren't really looking at what was the impact on native americans, what was the impact on our rivers, our fish. p

c s in las vegas is the place to get a glimpse of the future. we'll discuss the growing power of artificial intelligence . me or germany sees hydrogen is key to energy future can supplies from norway and its relationship with coal once and for all purposes. d to be business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. it's the biggest event in the tech calendar. consumer electronics show or c s is up and running in las vegas. it's always a tough few years with a virtual event back in 2021 and a sparsely attended in person c. s. last year. massive leaps in virtual reality and artificial intelligence on display this time round as t w's stefan simon's has been finding out. ah, one of the oldest and biggest exhibitions on las vegas event calendar is finally back. as opposed covered no mess in personally bad. $3000.00 plus exhibitors from $173.00 countries territories and regions. $1000.00 of them.

it would be a pricey seat in the luxury box at the 50 yard line in las vegas. it was more trying to get a sense of how connected she was to the operations. i would not compare the situation to what ted cruz left, which was a massive catastrophe. this was serious flooding in the city, something with the mayor having the harsh words she did, i was curious about why she did not come out sooner, and it is because she was not in town. >> i appreciate you providing the context. as a fellow journalist, people usually don't understand how the story gets to an audience. i want to talk about what if. what if mayor breed had stayed in the city? it doesn't feel like the city's response to the storm would have changed in any way. >> i don't know if the response would have changed. department level response, the boots on the ground will be the people that help those infected by flooding and storm damage. when the issue gets more severe, the buck stops with the mayor. the fact she wasn't here, she had an active mayor. had things gotten worse, we like to think she would have c

and to be fair, this kind of does work, at least for a las vegas convention center. ar to have disappeared from the company's website. over ces, the boring company claimed nearly 100,000 people used the loop. that's a lot. and there's hope the cars will soon be autonomous, too. however, its real test will be in the years to come. can it go from a gimmicky convention centre ride to a genuine travel game changer? many will be watching here in las vegas to see whether this is yet more elon musk hype or something genuinely important. and when it comes to elon musk, it's often hard to tell which that is. lara: back in vegas, - we've been checking out some of the sports tech on show at ces. let me tell you about the time i ended up making a complete fool of myself on frank sinatra's golf course. mind you, it all started indoors. this is phigolf, an app and accompanying weird club ball hybrid thing that certainly does have about the right weight. the sensors in the ball tell the app how far your shot would have gone, and the app allows you to play online with friends whereve

ed ludlow joining us from ces in las vegas.oming up, republicans remain deadlocked over election of a new house speaker. we are live in washington next. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is bloomberg markets. in washington, kevin mccarthy has lost the 12 vote for house speaker but expanded his support gaining some key votes. this comes on the same day that joe biden is said to hold a ceremony honoring capitol police officers. joe mathieu joins us from washington. what can we expect over the weekend? >> we are in the throes of figuring out what's going to happen the rest of the day. we don't even know our to our what comes. it has to do with everything happening on the floor of the house. they just concluded the 12th round of voting and while kevin mccarthy did not make it, he needs 218 votes to become speaker, he came closer by a longshot and he has at any point yet. he flipped 14 minds. conservatives are looking for a number of concessions. ralph norma got a massive standing ovation when he announced his sport changing. -- his

james clayton, bbc news, las vegas.hing nets, with one of the pair of endangered creatures excreting plastic ingested from the sea. this is one of two green turtles rescued at sea in argentina they were rescued after being found entangled in fishing nets. translation:— entangled in fishing nets. translation: , ., translation: the turtles arrived, the were translation: the turtles arrived, they were put _ translation: the turtles arrived, they were put in — translation: the turtles arrived, they were put in pools _ translation: the turtles arrived, they were put in pools and - translation: the turtles arrived, they were put in pools and their. they were put in pools and their swimming was measured to check it was normal. luckily it was. they are herbivores so we fed them and one began to defecate plastic, luckily not too much. much. they spent time in rehab. we took blood samples for blood counts, the results showed that one of them had a high level of white blood cells and some parameters that indicated a slight degree

james clayton, bbc news, las vegas.ther's going to stay pretty windy today and it's been quite a wet start as well, particularly across scotland, england and wales. by two conditions are going to spread on from the west later on with a mixture of sunshine and showers more generally is happening. now, the area of low pressure that is here has been bringing the wet weather. this area of cloud is our will rain band sweeping as i will rain band sweeping as i will rain band sweeping is way eastwards across scotland, england and wales. what follows is this brighter, showery conditions but there's also been a very windy start to the day, of south—west england where we've had a gust of 65 miles an hour and berry had made brixton and 5a over the north york moors and so far the strongest winds have just been ahead of this rain band and that will continue to play through but then we get a second sweep of strong winds working to the north west later on with again gales later in the day across north—western portions. it will stay bl

yes, in las vegas showing off there. where's from the big to the small. some of the highlights include a new concept, tilt television from l. g. it you mounted on the wall, there no wires, no cables hanging down. instead, the signal is beam for all a box that can be situated several meters away. b m w, the german automaker has a new concept, a i equipped car the can talk to the driver, learn their preferences, and even change the color of the exterior of the car, the case you're in a blue mood or feeling golden that day. and of course, there's a lot of fun, worky offbeat, and just plain cool stuff like this. a virtual reality roller coaster. he seems to be having a pretty good time. now some of these products might be just the be the next big thing on everybody's holiday gift list in the years to come, others are going to fade away. but here at c, s, everything is on display. i can read more about the next thing.

and to be fair, this kind of does work, at least for a las vegas convention centre. will be in the years to come. can it go from a gimmicky convention centre ride to a genuine travel game changer? many will be watching here in las vegas to see whether this is yet more elon musk hype or something genuinely important. and when it comes to elon musk, it's often hard to tell which that is. lara: back in vegas, i we've been checking out some of the sports tech on show at ces. spencer: let me tell you about the time i ended up making a complete fool of myself on frank sinatra's golf course. mind you, it all started indoors. this is phigolf, an app and accompanying weird club ball hybrid thing that certainly does have about the right weight. the sensors in the ball tell the app how far your shot would have gone, and the app allows you to play online with friends wherever they are in the world. oh, there we go. straight down the green. more immersive is golfplus, a vr game that turns your controller into the club. i like the way my controller really does feel like a club. as

i'm mariah jonah's fox five news local las vegas. well the first week of the year so busy tracking multiple storms, some pretty heavy rainfall at times and some strong, gusty winds. looks like that theme will continue over the next several days. in fact, we're jumping ahead to the next strong storm. it's going to be approaching by this time tomorrow into monday. rainfall expectations around 2 to 8 inches. we have a flood watch for the entire bay area. strong winds could be approaching 50 to 60 miles an hour and hazardous travel on the roadways with some possible closure, so here's a look at the rainfall totals. this is for sunday night, right on through tuesday, and you get the idea we're talking about significant rainfall. bay area wide 2 to 4, probably the most rainfall targeting the santa cruz mountains and also monterey bay and down toward the big service. so this will lead to basically think about all the problems we've had. so far. we're adding to all that with all the water and we'll be watching those rainfall rates closely. r

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. >>> then we will turn to our sunday spotlight and a trip to the consumer electronics show in las vegas where seth rogan, yes, soegt rogan shows us around some life changing technology helping generation z. >>> and later a sunday sit down for a new paranormal series earning an emmy nomination in the hbo section of white lotus and adding some flourishes to the story how she met her husband. >> and you guys bumped into each other on the streets. >> right. i told "vogue" that, you know, and you called me out that sounds like a movie. i did add a little romantic twist to our meeting. >>> a sunday sit down and plus another life well lived all a bit later in the show. let's begin this morning with president biden's first trip to the border since taking office. nbc's chief white house correspondent and saturday today anchor kristen welker is in el paso, texas, where the president will arrive in just a few hours. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: hi, willie, good morning to you. this is a critical trip for president biden. he says his goal is to talk to border patrol, state and local official

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jake ward is there in las vegas. >> reporter: tonight it's all the sound and fury of race day. >> startour software, and crank your engines >> reporter: but there's no medical staff, no helmets, no autographs, because no drivers the indy autonomous challenge brings robot cars built by university teams from around the world to compete at the las vegas motor speedway as part of the consumer electronics show. >> insane to think that these race cars have no driver. >> it's really interesting watching this happen. >> reporter: self-driving cars are already learning to handle cities, but this is a whole other kind of driving. the cars race each other in one-on-one knockout rounds at nearly 200 miles per hour. >> the only way to run is to have a better algorithm, a better autonomous software >> reporter: they're mechanically identical but each algorithm has a driving style. >> the german team is very buttoned up, the italian team maybe a little bit more risk taking. >> the fact that the cars are virtually the same hardware-wise and the majority of it is data driven and software driven is reall

the consumer electronics, so in the las vegas, the industries 1st. so k this year featuring the mobility trends on tomorrow. and what's already possible today? a trade. so with the wow factor, read on d, w. o m for leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. ah, it is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre and no, it is not the mona lisa. it is the virgin of the rock, 2 versions, multiple copies, and a hidden drawing. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting that perhaps we just don't understand? the search for answers starts february 10th on d w. b to day on read the fastest gulf in bosnia pay about yeah, good fiance with .

we'll speak to a correspondent who's there in las vegas. also coming up. u. s. regulate, proposes the end of non compete clause is allowing workers to take then know how to competitive will get the view from new york and kashmir. has long been synonymous with fine cloth. but what does the future hold for families who produce the regions most famous fabrics? it's that time again, d w a business welcome. c s kicked off today. the conferences tax 1st big event every year and impact firms in the us and abroad have taken a hit lately as they struggle to cope with high inflation and roll back a binge of hiring during a pandemic. still this year, c s is also a play ground for the cutting edge and the quality of the tech world. south driving strollers and artificial intelligence, monitoring babies. digital applications penetrate our everyday lives in evermore ways. and of course, the constant search for new horizons, for example, augmented reality links, the digital and analog worlds. these glasses would built in screens, promise users a better way of dealing with co

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i grew up in las vegas in fact. >> yeah, well, my dad took me and my sister gracie to las vegas to see> jimmy: another magic show. >> i was 10. my sister was 8, you know, little girls who really wanted to see the tigers, very exciting. dad being the best dad, taking us, you know, it was very cute. but we were there for -- booked for two nights. so you don't know what to do for the second night. it was no idea on that. so he ended up taking us to a mermaid show because we were like oh, yeah, this is so exciting. we love mermaids. "little mermaid," it's going to be great. "splash," love daryl hannah, mermaids are so pretty. so we get into this vegas showroom. we're in a banquette, and it's around the time when he's doing "the penguin." so there is a lot of eyes on us. everyone knows. and the lights go down, and mermaids come out dressed in nothing. and it was the raciest mermaid show an 8 and 10-year-old could have ever seen. >> jimmy: i've seen that show. it's called "splash." we went to go see it. >> and the worst part -- >> jimmy: for that very reason. >> so the worst part was, you kn

when the company intel presented the 1st quantum ship of $49.00 cubits with much fanfare in las vegas in 2019, nathan announced in a small blog entry that his team had already built a chip with 72 cubits. shortly thereafter, he claimed to have proven the functionality of the google quantum computer 200 seconds for a computational task that would take 10000 years on a super computer. ibm and many others are doubtful. heart newton even is a leading scientist in quantum physics. but that doesn't change the fact that it will take years until a workable quantum computer will have been developed. quantum computers can compute very quickly, but there aren't many practical ways to use them yet. they're also prone to errors and programming and production is very complex. quantum electronics engineer marissa justina, explains what these computers could mean for the future. quantum computers won't replace laptops or pcs, but they will assist them. you probably won't see it much in your day to day life. 0, one on computer is not a replacement for a regular computer. it's more of an assistant to t

yes, coming to you live from las vegas and the more than 2 million square feet of floor at the largest consumer electronics show in the world, that would be ces. we have a ground breaking show, but first let's get to the markets because they are in blastoff mold as we kick off the final hour of trade, looking to end the first week of 2023 on a high note. at least most of them. as theyal rally back, we've got the dow catapulting 7. 31 points, that is a new -- yep, that's a brand new high for the session because just a few minutes ago the new high i was told, oh, it's 720. now here we are at 731. s&p is surging as well. we've got a big move in the broader index there. s&p is up at the moment 91 points. both the s&p and the dow are on pace for their best day since november 30th. i know that wasn't that that long ago, but here's the thing about the nasdaq, percentage wise it is the biggest gainer. it is up 2 the.7% in the majors here, that's a jump of 278 points. stocks are roaring higher though due to this: a classic goldilocks labor report. the u.s. economy had more jobs than -- added mo

in las vegas, people put a premium on putting quarters into machines.ing out of them, people are mad. so you have to charge a nickel. >> that's amazing. did you ever make any money off of them? did it ever -- >> jimmy: they don't pay out. "pac man" doesn't give you any money. [ laughter ] >> too bad. >> jimmy: just eats the ghost and you go home, yeah. >> i remember the first time i went to las vegas, i was a teenager on a basketball tournament, i am not kidding. my friend snuck us in, we started playing poker. i watched an old lady with a huge thing of quarters pass out, no joke, because she was so happy. then she woke up and began pulling the quarters back to her. and putting them in the cup. my friend looked down, he was like, "she's fine." and i was like, wow, las vegas. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's just like seattle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i've lived in both those places. >> this is not part of the preinterview at all. >> jimmy: no, no, in fact -- >> jimmy lived in seattle. you know why he moved away? he was afraid mount ranier was going to erupt. [ lau

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