ali: maria town, president and ceo of the american association of people with disabilities, thank youmuch for joining us. maria: thank you. john: 80% of all global trade -- among the flurry of a thicket of orders president trump signed on and i gratian day was one that says the federal government only recognizes two sexes, male and female. republican congressional candidates made rolling back federal production -- protections for transgender people a critical issue. they spent nearly 215 million dollars on network tv ads on the issue, much of it focusing on vendor affirming care for minors. despite all of this attention, a new study i harvard school of public health finds that gender affirming medications are very rarely prescribed to minors. lindsey dawson is the director of lgbtq health policy at k ff, an independent source of information. this study looked at gender affirming medication, prescriptions, to adolescence. what did it find? lindsey: the study found that prescriptions for gender affirming care, hormone therapy and puberty blockers are very rare in adolescence. this isn't

maria: he was talk of o town in davos it wasn't there but name invoked everywhere i went on cap kamala harris establishing llc in california, financial disclosure form an intent to sift former vice president pioneer the code name used by secret service, 49, the 49th president your reaction. >> in over going to be president i because 49th vice president who cares, by the way, just because you lose a presidential race doesn't mean you can't help she is not helping, said i want to be president be this she is not helpful i don't think in the 12507 or 20 most compellings inspirational visionary messengers in democratic party they would rather but her aside looking at 2028 not even thinking about her right now the question for harris my question for michelle obama so many women in democratic party what are you done for us lately where is center for advancement of women and girls how are you helping anybody, when you were when president was in home state of california and people are in need. maria: 47 right now. maria: the democrats love women okay? only women who are democrats, though that i

maria: welcome back. the annual detroit auto show driving back into town as many in the auto industry gear up for president-electfox business' kelly saberi live at the auto show right now where the hot topics include 2r5eud trade andtariffs. >> reporter: brands like jeep are staying ambitious and bringing us to camp jeep so we can get the off-roading experience. this comes at a time when the motor city faces not only uncertainty, but also new car shoppers are looking at loans of $1,000 or more per month at record levels. in q4 of last year, it was 18.9% of new car buyers according to edmunds and governor whitmer was here earlier this year. she said the future of the entire auto industry is at stake. >> think about this, 70% of all of the auto parts we make in michigan go directly to our neighbors. every time a michigan auto part crosses over the border and gets taxed, those costs will be passed on to you and to consumers at the dealership. >> reporter: i'm here with surge sergio ormenta who is going to take us on the off-roading course. i will warn you, it is a little bumpy. i'm a little nervous. he said he will

maria: a great point. because you want the pressure on those officials governor and mayor of the towns talking about new york or california, so they understand the pressure and start lowering the taxes, i live in new york i don't want it lifted i want there pressure so cut taxes to attorney general merrick garland, said that he will publicly reefs special counsel submitting's report on 2020 election interference case against trump after court gives him green light to do so did not he release will not rooefdz volume um two covering classified documents, president trump saying not the ruling out preemptive pardons for liz cheney, dr. anthony fauci, he said he still is weighing whether or not to issue a preemptive pardon to both of these people among others trump slammed this, yesterday, watch. >> -- said that we have more of important things to talk about liz cheney was lost in republican party as you know, biggest margin in the history of politician running for congress, she lost by 42 points nobody no ever lost like that i have i don't care about liz cheney i care about these people. >> why would joe biden w

i am maria bartiromo wednesday january 22 coming to you live from the world economic forum and davos switzerland were the talk of the townamerica's new leadership in president donald trump's moves the view from europe right here with your top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, the first full day in office president trump moves to reshape artificial intelligence in america announcing a $500 billion a.i. investment in the united states by softbank, oracle and openai they called stargate to unleash new technology in american-made data centers coming up on speaker service now ceo bill mcdermott, steve mcmillan on how the a.i. investment will accelerate growth in their industries in america. the impact a.i. is having a treating and curing cancer coming up, futures continued to trade higher after big rally yesterday, dow industrial right now up 62, the nasdaq up 176 right now, the s&p 500 higher by 27 after big rally yesterday on president trump's plans for growth and deregulation, the president will address the davos forearm tomorrow virtually as he said to institute 25% tariffs on imports from canada and mexic

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maria: good morning thank you for joining us i hope you are having a good wednesday, wednesday, january 22, we are live from the world economic forum in davos switzerland the talk of the town is america's new leadership on president donald trump and impact will address world economic forum tomorrow a 25% tariff expectation on mexico and canada he says this will happen on february 1st, state of the global economy in focus of course, as always, in davos the international monetary fund he projecting global growth 3.3% inflation expected to did he cline to 4.2%, the chief economist expects u.s. policy to have distant impact the international monetary fund managing director great to see you. >> welcome to the practical we try to catch up to get a kens what you are seeing in the global economy, what is your expectation for the u.s. and the rest of the world? >> so a u.s. is doing pretty well we expect will continue to outperform the rest of the world we actually upgraded projections for growth in u.s. by half a percentage point from 2.2, to -- 2.2 to 2.7% big number what we see is that the outperforming is productivity growth in united states, productivity going up and up and up

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town hall dialog was the first of several. there is another one tomorrow at pioneer high school, followed by one on wednesday at elsie allen high school, thursday at maria cabrillo high school, and then one next thursday at santa rosa high. >> tonight, santa rosa police are still looking for a suspicious vehicle that was following children after school. investigators say a black jeep was following girls who were walking in the area of lemur street in providence court. this was friday afternoon. at times, the man actually drove in reverse against traffic to keep up with the girls. the vehicle is described as a black 2008 jeep cherokee four door, with body damage to the left rear panel. if you have any information about the incident, you're asked to contact santa rosa police. tonight, a four year old girl is in the hospital after she was injured in a chaotic shootout in the city of vallejo. police say they were serving a search warrant in the crest neighborhood when they heard gunfire last night, right near mark avenue and sawyer street. officers say the girl who was injured was riding in a car with her mother when she was struck by a bullet. she was take

maria. there's the software, the algorithm. piece which meta is benefiting from, and there's the hardware piece where nvidia's being hurt. nvidia's profit margin is huge, and they really are the only game in townk showed the public is the end users don't need the best, most expensive super chips that nvidia's creating. they could use a less powerful, less expensive chip to get to the same result. so as a result, we're seeing meta's stock pop a little bit and zuckerberg, who's also creating, apparently, his own chips, i think that he's put that in press releases, he's very public about it. maria: yes. >> we're seeing meta benefit from this moment in time. maria: it's interesting, i don't know, you own nvidia? >> i own a handful of semiconductors, nvidia as well. maria: so weigh in here. >> absolutely. i think it was an eye-opening to see that this company, but i don't necessarily believe the reports from deepseek -- maria: i don't want either. i don't think it cost $5.5 million. even if it was 10 times that, it's not $80 with. -- 80 billion. >> just with any if technology, i'll make an analogy. look at flat screen tv thes. the super bowl's in two weeks. now buy one, you walk into target, it's $