musk is confident he can trim production. company profitable without the subsidies. i am reluctant to doubt musk. he makes a superior vehicle that is the envy of the industry. a product that's loved by environmentalists and car buffs alike. leak it or not, by the way, he has crushed the shorts with a profitable quarter in the promise of cheaper financing per vehicle. something that will grow the market far more quickly than the $90,000 price tag. here's the con91 drum for me. the product creates experience is publicly traded, then it's a serious candidate. they have to do home. tesla definitely fits that bill. on the other hand, i also always felt valuation matters. when i lost on valuation, i always lost. amazon, a superior product or is tesla just a cold stock that has no business being above 100 or 50. steve jobs master of form and function sore he an incredible inrate issor that knows how to sell buzz and sell cars if 2013, while anile laizing -- annihilating the short sell. i can't teletell you to boy or short it either.

with real product and he has all the vision but so did steve jobs and one day we will look at elon musk the same category of the innovators and leaders of technology in this country. messa: that does not eclipse crazy. do you care? >> be careful caing him crazy he would lambasting his critics. melissa: i which died of happiness if you put anything about me on twitter [laughter] not only to put his own money on the line but also their money as well. i give him a strong buy but would not buy the stock it is going to fight to fast. >> i really like e musk anyone whos characterized to make a movie based his character and. melissa: that is fabulous. moving onto jamie died in. this is someone in the financial crisis when the hundred jamie diond and a diond is forever but then oliva said we would rip him down becse he was worshiped and one mistake along the way and if i see -ne more dimon in the rough. >> i give him a strong buy. he will keee building the company where he had to improve the balance sheet and the credit situation and whole problem in being too powerful or too strong will be in

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the founder elon musk letting the world know about the recall via twitter. musk says model s vehicles affected were made between may 10th and june 8th of this year. the recall says the mounting bracket on the backseats is weaker than intended and may not hold in event of a crash. tesla has not received any customer complaints so far and no reports of injuries. affected owners will be contacted over the next few days. >>> happening now, president obama spending last day of his trip to europe with meetings in germany today. little over an hour ago, president obama spoke alongside german chancellor angela america until berlin covering everything from the g-8 summit to afghanistan and the u.s. spying perhaps. in less than a half hour, the president expected to make one more speech before he flies home to the u.s. we'll have a live report with more details in 15 minutes. >>> b.a.r.t.'s police chief wants to find out if reforms placed on his department are in fact working. following the shooting death of oscar grant. "today in the bay" christie smith live at the f

elon musk in a sign of the digital times and social media let the world know about the voluntary recall via twitter. the model s vehicles affected made between may 10th and june 8th this year. the recall says mounting bracket on one of the back saseats is w than intend and may not hold in a crash. it's not received customer complaints or reports of injuries. affected owners will be contacted over the next few days. >>> happening now, president obama spending the last day of his trip to europe today meeting with leaders in germany. the president speaking alongside german chancellor angela merkel in berlin. the meeting follows two days of tough conversations of the g-8 summit in northern ireland and germans upset about revelations of the u.s. spying program. the president addressed the scandal saying he's committed to protecting the american people and at the same time protecting civil liberties. >> i've been able to examine and scrub how our intelligence services are operating and confident at this point we have struck the appropriate balance. >> in a few hours from now, president obama

telsa ceo elon musk said on twitter a battery pack swap demo will happen thursday at their design studio in hawthorne. the quick swaping out of batteries is to prove to critics that electric cars can run fine on long road trips. tesla shares rallied on the news, closing above $100. boeing is going long. the jet- maker confirms it will build a stretched verison of its 787 dreamliner. although the dreamliner had battery issues that grounded flights this year, boeing claims to have 102 orders for the new aircraft. the 787-10 will seat 330 passengers - that's 40 more seats than the original dreamlers' capacity. the orders are worth an estimated $29 billion. chrysler has agreed to recall nearly 3 million jeep suvs. u.s. regulators say the older models, dating back as far as 1995, are in danger of catching fire in rear-end collisions. chrysler had originally refused to enact the recall, saying the cars were too old to be held up to the level of scrutiny brought by the regulators. eli lilly's schizophrenia drug zyprexa is being investigated by the fda after the deaths of two patients who receiv

you will if has led founder elon musk gets his way. charles has more on this.ise entirely. charles: maybe. he has a way of mixing the two but better than anybody else, this is the paperloop and according to elon musk it is the combination of the concord, a rail gun and air hockey tables so put all those things together in your mind. when you get there you hop in a to bandage? into this. stuart: the problem is the gee force on you when you traveled that fast your scrunched into a theeball. charles: i am sure there are hurdles to overcome just like there was with the right drug is. you probably told them the same thing. the point is -- the point is that this is something that may go back to 1972. the rand corp. said we could devise something like this to go 14,000 miles an hour. that would have a on the ground. a lot of people think this could work. >> like a ground version of the concord. charles: hovering on the air in the 2. >> i remember being at walt disney world in the 1970s when they build a monorail and that was the vision of the future and it was nowheee

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we are going to listen to what elon musk is going to say today. exemption. >> he's never shy to share his thoughts. thank you for that. why the majority of americans may not have health insurance next year despite obama care. senator john barrasso will join us more with that. first, rick santelli is ready to talk about his favorite subject, rick? >> absolutely. we're going to talk about the fed, the taper, we're going to talk more regarding japan. yes, we're going to do battle. brian bath l coming up in ten minutes. >> are you thinking of playing golf with your spouse? why not show up in style with his and her cnbc polo shirts signed by the entire "squawk on the street" gang? well, it can be yours if you can guess friday's nonjob farm number. don't forget the hash tag, nail the number. you have to be at least 18 years of age to enter. sorry, kid. for all the official rules and details, go to stocks.cnbc.com. good luck. the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center o

elon musk and anyone who owns tesla. not even a recall could beat it down. is recalling up to 1200 of its model s sedans saying a rear seat latch could malfunction in a crash. investororjust shrugged off the news with sharesising 1%. must la owns 22 million shares of tesla. thateans he made $35 million today. talk about a winning streak. >>> losing money today, geor zimmerman appareny men's wearhouse doesn't like the way he looks anymore. he has been fired from the company that he fired. simmer is the face of the ads. investors weren'happy with the news. shares fell as much as 6% today, before closing down. who wi do the commercials now? >>> making devilishly good mon today, ozzy osbourne and black sabbath. they topped the billboard charts r the first time in 43 years. never say die guys. >>> what has really changed. for the fifth time ben bernanke says though the economy sim proving they're stickg with the 85 billion a month bond buying program for now. but in sorting through his intentionally confusing remarks the market got worried the punchbowl would go

its soil those it deems to be political dissidents who do not have passports so i don't feel that musk else hands are tied with regard to mr snowden not having a passport we will have the latest developments on this story after a short break you're watching archly. download the official ati up location to yourself and choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television all it just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. well into the future this month high tech means could help whether it be the latest laser cutters or lifesaving heart valves crushing innovators are working hard to keep you healthy for some companies it's been a winding road from car simulators to cutting edge training systems for others it's been a lifetime of work along the mysteries of the self check it all out on technology update we've got the future covered. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right

the founder elon musk says electric cars made between may 10th and june 8th of the year.e mounting bracket on one of the backseats is weaker than intended and may not hold in the event of a crash. >>> right now, overseas live out to berlin, germany. president obama soon making a speech calling on the world to reduce its nuclear stockpile. earlier obama meeting with angela merkel on a number of topics including the economy and the ongoing nsa surveillance scandal. we'll be monitoring the president's speech and bringing you the latest throughout the morning as things progress in germany. >>> google fighting back asking the federal government for permission to reveal to you how often it has to give secrets up to the nsa. >> that is right. scott mcgrew, google says it has a first amendment right to tell the truth. >> it wants to go beyond the press releases issued by other tech companies to give sort of a general lay of the land, how îiq asks for data. google wants to drill down how often the prism program forces google turn over data the biggest spy agency. google filed tha

this story is not done because e lan musk is not done. and buy shares. >> finally japan after weeks of heavy selling is today's bounce in the knee k? let's bring in the editor of the guardman letter. always a pleasure to speak with you. >> always a pleasure to be spoken to. >> what time frame are we talking about. >> several years. it's not going to happen by next tuesday or this year or next year. i've been around a long while. i can remember back in the 70s trading the yen at 265 or 285 to the dollar. for me to imagine dollar yen making its way back to 125 and 150 and beyond it's not that difficult an imaginative leap. they have no choice. japan has demographic problems that are only trumped by monitorist activity by a monitorist decision made by the bank of jap. the yen has to go lower and the dollar has to go higher. it will take months if not years to do it. be patient. >> i believe there's resolve in japan to get this in a place where you get inflation. last night printed 4.1. this is the strongest economy and one of the strongest i

described as sparkling and juicey anden fused with undertones of -- anden fused with undertones of warm musk. that's how lou dobbs smells. anthony are you excited by this? i love any new fragrance, especially if it is a boy band. >> i am so excited. i am looking at these guys and trying to figure out which is the tough one. like i say i have two daughters and i am probably more looking forward to having the talk than having to goes scoter them to a boy band concert. >> how old are they? >> the oldest is three and a half. >> so they actually -- there will be something that will come along after this that she will -- it will be a combination of bieber and one direction. it will be like eight-year-old boys. they keep getting younger and smoother for some reason, lori. will you buy this for yourself or your children? >> listen, you can make fun of it all you want, but they are talking about $120 million in sales off the bat for this thing. this is what all of these crazy pop tarts are doing. money happened over fist easy. just sign, seal and deliver and they are good to go. >> from what i have r

not musk better than frontier constabulary. now cadres of existing formations, noncomecomes or anything, for newly recruited volunteers to move into. everything had to be made up on the spot. everything was improv. with the result that large parts of the armies, officers officerd generals, as much as men, had never commanded large formations before in their lives. many of them have only the dimmest idea of what they're doing. some of them are drilling their men while holding tactics text books in their hands, and while that sounds at first slightly amusing, it's no joke when you're under fire. when the shells are screaming overhead. the great -- says the civil war was like two armed mobs chasing each other around the countryside. not very complimentary but unfortunately close to the truth. these were not well-disciplined, well-organized armies. one thing that concerns roberten lee, his army is going to turn so happily to looting that they would be able to do -- dissolve his army into an undies minimummed mob of ban publish band

. >>> other news, elon musk posted this picture to twitter, a preview of tonight's tesla announcementshowing off new services, switching an electric car battery faster than a gas station can fill a regular car with regular. >>> all eyes are on wall street this morning. wall street, by the way, named after the wall that used to be there built by the dutch. anyway, the fed says it will discontinue easy money policies. we'll continue to cover this issue all morning, but it does appear that this party is over on wall street at least as far as the easy money from the fed goes. now it's got to stand on its own, laura and jon. >> see where the mortgage rates go. >> higher for sure. >> i like how scott mcgrew sprinkles the education on us, the wall street reference. >> very very much. >> christina loren, speaking of strength, looks like another good one outside. >> beautiful out there. good morning jon and laura. temperatures this morning nice and comfortable, 54 degrees in san jose, 51 in sunnyvale. we're at 47 degrees in gilroy. as we head throughout this afternoon, temperatures will be com

david: that is the article where elon musk hung up on the reporter. he didn't appreciate that.despite a down day. >> when you have analysts talking postively about groupon and game stop, those are two names that did well. david: financials on the other hand not doing so well. >> citigroup is down 2%. wells fargo we were talking about before. [closing bell rings] they're waiting on the fomc next week. david: they're cheering a on wall street but not a down day on the market. looks like weill have a triple-digit losses on the dow, down 107 points. it might settle a little lower than that. at least a triple-digit loss on the dow. the schaap down a little less percentage wise from the dow but still a significant loss on the s&p and the same with the nasdaq and russell two thousand. the important thing to keep in mind this is the fourth day out of five for the week that it's down. we haven't had four straight @onsecutive days when it is down. pretty darn close. we'll see what happens leading into the weekend beginning of next week. let's look at today's front page headlines. after h

i know elon musk has been in focus, not only for tesla, but also for solar city.e trade in focus. a lot of people that just believe in him. watch both. back above that 100 mark easily. stuart: thank you very much. i have to bring you the news on the u.s. open. justin rose is the winner. he beat phil mickelson by two strokes. this is a financial program so we will talk about that. justin rose the prize. a big prize. tied for second was day and mickelson. there were four golfers that tied for fourth place. each of them took $291,000. big money at the top of the trade. tiger woods was number 40 on the list. $47,000 for him. there is big bucks in golf. just get through to the finals. >> this tiger woods era has been remarkable for golf. the only two golfers in the top ten were jack and greg norman. mostly from endorsements and side businesses. you take that 8.6 million that jack made in 1890. fast-forward to 22. if we had just gone on pure inflation, it would have been 11 million. he made almost five times. $115 million. pure regular inflation. he made ten times the a

. >>> elon musk has called a press conference considering he invented the modern electric car, sent rockets to the international space station, he's always worth listening to, we'll keep you informed. meanwhile, that distant rumbling you hear is the sound of investors fleeing the markets. jackie deangelis is live at cnbc headquarters. >> good morning, scott. futures pointing to a lower open on wall street. the dow posting another triple digit loss, its first three-day losing streak of the year. the dow down 126 points to 14,995, significant because we're under 15,000 now and the nasdaq losing 36 points to close at 3,400 even. the fed ending stimulus programs and the big moves we saw in the japanese yen. the nikkei slipping more than 6% overnight. in the u.s. today we'll get data on unemployment, retail sales and business inventories. >>> espn says it's going to shut down its 3d tv channel. it never really caught on. one of the most alarming metrics was that people who actually owned 3d tvs rarely bothered to watch anything in 3d. we said 3d tv was dead in the water the minute it came out, b

elon musk will hold his in los angeles. about what we're not sure. i would pay more attention to the tesla announcement. facebook's may be more about increptal improvements. even the big announcements aren't that big, at least they don't turn out to be. this one home, software from the cell phone and facebook. the timing on this is fairly gutsy because reporters will probably be more likely to talk to mark zuckerberg about nsa spying than whatever it is he'd like to announce. >>> let's get a monday morning preview of the markets. seema mode difficult is live at cnbc headquarters. >> good morning. futures are higher as the markets come off a third down week. investors focusing in on the fed on hopes that the central bank will calm concerns about possibly pulling back on its economic stimulus plans. we get data out on housing. be sure to watch out for that. the dow falling 106 points on friday to close at 15,070. right now futures are higher across the board. scott? >> seema, how important is that fed meet? even hungarians are watching it. hungary this

. >> just because elon musk has been out in front of the story the way he has, don't forget this is aof his own money into this stock at $91. >> he is also changing the way society looks at electric vehicles. they weren't cool before. now people want to be in the electric vehicles. he is changing the whole perception. perception is 80%. >> i don't think this is a short yet. it might go lower, but i think you're flipping a coin right now at best. >> guy, what do you say? >> yeah. and it did go lower. but i still think you're flipping a point. to dan's point, it basically held todayish. the secondary priced at last week or whenever it was a week and a half ago. so i'm not saying trade this from the long side. but i don't think it's a short yet. i think you'll know the day it's a short. i don't think we're there yet. if i miss it, at $92.50, i'd rather play on it the long side with a short stop. >> would you use option? >> the only way i would. >> would you? >> absolutely. ive would put ooh put spread where i have defined risk, how much risk i have, how much i can make. at one point we'l

. >> what a rebel ilan musk is, huh? >> really interesting. >> trying to break every rule. fascinating to watch. >> yeah, i just want to say -- >> yes, ma'am? >> -- i'm going to tell you in a minute. you go ahead. let's look at the market. >> you ready for this? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] we're 20 minutes away from the closing bell, he said. the dow is up 71 points. anything is possible in the next 20 minutes as we head for the expirations of futures. >> and is he starting to turn bearish? we're going to find out. stick around. bill, here is what i want you to know. i'm about to send my 1,000th tweet. i want to make it special, because it's my 1,000th tweet. i'd love to hear from our viewers what they want to hear about when i get to 1,000. can you guess what i'm going to tweet for my 1,000th tweet? >> i think i can guess. >> you can? come on! >> i don't want to say, because i don't want to spoil it. >> oh, no. >> i know nothing. i have a guess. but i think i know. >> you know me so well. >> yes, i do. >> all righ

left you don't understand the unintended consequences in just this very light go astray it was a bit musk here in tasmania australia. it was assault rifles. have read it was already banned in this country we got it we got a got to move along here. quick one quick for on yesterday's episode of morning joe on m.s.n. b.c. joe scarborough talking of the sad accuse the n.r.a. of shading president obama's face in a recent attack ad against senator joe manchin here's what joe scarborough it is for the obama ideal. he shaded all fully all fully i think shaving is rather dramatic his face yeah i don't know he said just say we remember when o.j. was when time magazine shaded o.j. in that mug i think this is let's use so you know what let's just look at this and just let it breathe for a few seconds this picture and the photo shopping brought to you by the national rifle association of wayne la pierre so the question did the n.r.a. shade the picture because they are racists or because they're appealing to race you hear me make a said yeah bloomberg to both of those photographs had the shading they w

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elan musk speaking at a tessla shareholders meeting, saying it would hamper the growth prospects.e electric sedan to consumers rather than relying on independent dealers, but these efforts have met resistance around the country. tesla shares have tripled this year and musk said the company's gross margins could approach those of sports car maker porsha over time. >> we had one here. >> i didn't ride in it, no. did you drive it? >> i've driven one, the smaller one, but i've looked on the inside, the back, the trunk of it. the two child seats that are there. you've got two trunks. >> right. >> you like that better than the hybrid you were just dising a few minutes ago? >> you've got a prius, don't you? >> i've got a pontiac vibe. they don't make them anymore. >> the dow's record tuesday's winning streak is history after investors. joining us now to talk more about markets is tim holland. and, tim, i know you say we don't know exactly where things are going in the short-term, but it does look like things are improving for the economy overall. and as a result, you have some small cap

i said, i'm not going against musk anymore.the disagree, because everybody who has disagreed with musk has been run over by a tesla who went zero the 85 which is faster than any car i have ever been in including the bmw 760. >> and it is quiet. >> yes, a 12 cylinder engine. >> and so you are going on when it is public? >> yes, i like it. >> and tesla, three-month performance 172%, and if you were part of that, you can retire now, if you put enough in. >> at any end, we have a tesla charging station, and it has brought customers. >> it has? >> yes, yes, it has brought customers. this is it. this is the holy grail. i did, and you know i did the piece on tesla two weeks ago and i dealt with a partner in a major firm who said i saw the piece and bought a tesla. i said, i was not trying to advertise tesla, and he said a great one, i went to get it the next day. can you image snin. >> trading back at $100 a share, and we have a lot more to keep an eye on, and we have news that i have been follow, and what a volatile trading week, so

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billionaire inventor elan musk. >> the reason for tesla was to show that it actually is possible to createg electric car or long-range electric car. if you did that, that people would buy it. >> people are buying. tesla expects to sell 15,000 to 20,000 cars this year. it's paid off a $465 million government green loan nine years early and its stock is soaring. but few americans can afford a $70,000 car even with green tax credits. so tesla plans to roll out a mass market electric family car within four years that sells in the $30,000 range. >> i think in many respects the technology is right. is it going to get better? absolutely. is it going to get cheaper? absolutely. >> how good is the pickup? this car can do zero to 60 in about five seconds. like we said, this built in america car is turning heads. proving an american innovation and ingenuity is alive and well. for todd, tom costello, tyson's corner, virginia. >>> i think it's cool they finally have one that looks cool. looks better than so many others. >> six hours is not a bad charge. >> excuse me. i'm not managing the charge on my p

there is is an article in the "wall street journal" today comparing ceo elon musk with steve jobs.ny makes charging stations compete with tesla whose shares down 7 %. >> first trade of the year was 35 bucks on january 2nd. >> wow. >> you're still doing okay despite the dropoff today. >> absolutely. >>> meantime, after years of decline, sam e-mail is on the rise again. why you ask? blame the stock market. amman is live in washington with that story. >> hi, carl. just when you thought it was safe to go back to your inbox, spam is back. this from a new quarterly report from the computer security company mca fee. look at this chart and you will see what has been happening with spam. it's been kind of ticking along uneventfully over the course of the past year and then in the first quarter it has really, really jumped. you see below that the legitimate e-mail line is pretty much flat. spam by contrast really spiking here. what's the reason for that? mcafee makes a connection to the bull market. spam promoting pump and dump stock schemes was way up this quarter, no doubt riding the recen

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