musk entrepreneur billionaire inventor. president also i think what sets him apart is his willingness to take risks and that he uses his own money. because experience as a serial entrepreneur gives an easy access to venture capital in the u.s. that's obviously a huge advantage and that combination makes him dangerous to establish players like say the german auto industry. started tesla without any industry experience at 1st it met with derision as almost everything went wrong but eventually it evolved into a very serious rival to prestigious german carmakers. when there's something he can't do or something that's not working like in his car manufacturing processes he hires people or teams to fix it. before he acquires companies and integrates them into tesla's manufacturing processes. and now they no longer have as many problems as they had in 2015 the leader of a. mosque is celebrated as a visionary nowadays and is emblazoned on many a t. shirt his fans seem to think their idol can solve the world's problems. musk has even

musk entrepreneur billionaire inventor. what sets him apart is his willingness to take risks and that he uses his own money . his experience as a serial entrepreneur gives an easy access to venture capital in the u.s. that's obviously a huge advantage and that combination makes him dangerous to establish players like say the german auto industry. started tesla without any industry experience at 1st it met with derision as almost everything went wrong but eventually it evolved into a very serious rival to prestigious german carmakers. when there's something he can't do or something that's not working like in his car manufacturing processes he hires people or teams to fix it. before he acquires companies and integrates them into tesla's manufacturing processes. and now they no longer have as many problems as they had in 2015. musk is celebrated as a visionary nowadays and is emblazoned on t. shirt his fans seem to think their idol can solve the world's problems. musk is even said to have inspired movie heroes he even featured

musk entrepreneur billionaire inventor. also i think what sets him apart is his willingness to take risks and that he uses his own money. because experience as a serial entrepreneur gives an easy access to venture capital in the u.s. that's obviously a huge advantage and that combination makes him dangerous to establish players like say the german auto industry. started tesla without any industry experience at 1st it met with derision as almost everything went wrong but eventually it evolved into a very serious rival to prestigious german carmakers. when there's something he can't do or something that's not working like in his car manufacturing processes he hires people or teams to fix it. before he acquires companies and integrates them into tesla's manufacturing processes. and now they no longer have as many problems as they had in 2015 the leader of a. mosque is celebrated as a visionary nowadays and is emblazoned on many a t. shirt his fans seem to think their idol can solve the world's problems. musk has even said to h

amazing visionary, elon musk.kdowns, from a medical point of view, of course, don't work, because only rich people can afford to go to their country house while poor people are stuck together not knowing if the person next to them, by the way, make maybe actually has covid-19, and there is a physical and economic cost we talked about here. elon musk is facing another pseudo-religion, of testing. once again, he is being a visionary. he is saying tonight, four tes tests, two positive, two negative. i thought that antigen test is pretty good. when you have mild symptoms, we were told that antigen test was quite accurate. well, two positive and two negative come i want to submit to the viewer tonight that it is another pseudo-religion. as a physician, a test may be helpful, just like a mask may be helpful, lockdowns not helpful at all, but a test may be helpful, but tucker, a test is not a cure. >> tucker: i think that's totally fair. i also think you are right that elon musk is a legitimate visionary. i, by contrast,

it does not matter what elon musk thinks. even if he's the world's leading expert on electric vehicles which he is. what matters is something that happens the same day tesla m submitted to the s&p 500 i am talking about millions o f dollars capital raise more than 10% of the hole. plug power, theyalready got their batteries, most importantly they raise a bunch of money and the people who bought on the deal did not get crushed they finished the day with a small gain. now they are up almost a dollar, even today is a terrible day this company spent two decades losing money a lot of money plug power stock broken. not this time. this time plug power is worth nearly $10 billion and they beat the numbers when reported. basically it is a who of who major player now, you can say what else is new? this company is making forkli s forklifts. all true, all true all true elon musk let's take a look, first, the biden president. plug power and all things green got real lucky biden won't be able to do much in terms of legislation. second, gre

and move over bill gates, elon musk is moving in. world's second richest person in the most recent surge of tesla stock, his yet net worth jumped to $128 billion. and poor old musk started out the year as only the world's 35th richest person. now he is number two of course gates has given away tens of billions, but still, it is a list and musk, you're number two at cdw we get you want happy, productive employees. well we've made our office pet friendly. [ bleat ] [ cooing ] maybe a little too pet friendly. well you know cdw can design a mobility solution with light powerful devices from lenovo to make your people more productive in or out of the office. anyone have any questions before we go? that's great cause i really need to get out of here. snake people are freaking me out. hey sheryl, you have a sec? -nuh, uh. for work place productivity you need lenovo, and it orchestration by cdw. people who get it. labradoodles, cronuts, skorts. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world loves a hybrid. so do businesses. so, today they're going h

whatever bezos and musk bring to the table, isn't that a fundamental problem? i would disagree.ve strong support. we've had bipartisan support from our congress and, you know, every time i go and engage in the public, there are many people that are there and excited about this, constantly doing interviews and talking about how exciting this is. but really what we're talking about here is these commercial partnerships. we've had the international space station with crew on it for exactly 20 years today, 20 years of operation continuously with partnerships, multinational partnerships, thousands of science experiments. we're now opening that up to more commercial participation as our vision focuses on the moon. so what we're doing is kind of seeing this expanding commercial and partnership presence into low earth orbit as we take the first steps to the moon and then bring that partnership along with us. this is a long process. we're talking about landing crews in 2024. but that's not the end. that's the very beginning of a long process. and as you've mentioned, you know, getting to

and the spacex team led by elon musk. the energy in the room is it is a tremendous accomplishment for our country and for humankind as we begin the next significant step towards the commerce ally station, in this case, of low-earth orbit. this launch is another major milestone in space transportation. is the culmination of a lot of hard work from a lot of people in government and industry all working closely together. it is also the first faa licensed orbital human spaceflight launch. our job in this nation is to protect public safety, property, and national security, and we have done that. we will continue to work with the space industry and nasa to ensure we continue to meet these priorities and we will continue our efforts to help make the airspace system more flexible and dynamic so we can export -- support the increase in space operations in the coming years. as a matter of fact, i received a text from our command center just outside of washington, d.c. that we release the airspace for commercial traffic within 20 mi

elon musk has long been a covid skeptic.so played down the reality of the virus but has proven wrong. we wait for official confirmation whether he has covid weror not. emily: i want to pivot to some of the work you have been doing in cars. you spoke to a ford executive about e.v. developments. tell us more about that. ed: this is all about commercial vehicles. when it comes to electric vehicles, with think about passenger cars, but there are millions of us driving passion or vehicles. delivery vans, whether you are a florist or plumber or trades person, ford released a low range electric transit. this is what their american president had to say. there's going to be a very important role for autonomy in the package delivery business. it could take many different working very are hard on solving all these difficult challenges that come with having the drive itself. we are still committed to having a vehicle out there -- it will go in stages. at the beginning, it will be something that is fast. something that may work only in g

and the coronavirus isn't elon musk's only problem. there's a new player on the electric vehicle front carving out its own ev beast face. yes, that's right, the ceo is here in a fox business exclusive. yes, the company is publicly traded. we'll tell you who it is. all right, but first a fox business alert, just as americans rush en masse to get covid tested this hour, tesla's ceo, elon musk, is on the attack. did you see what he treat tweeted last night? let's show it to you. he tweeted right here on your screen something extremely bogus is going on. was tested four times for covid, two two negative, two positive, same machine, same test, same nurse. rapid antigen test from bd. let's not forget that elon musk stated earlier this year that we would be close to zero cases of the coronavirus by the end of april. which is, obviously, nowhere near where we stand today. it's a disaster today. but his experience as an engineer, his big brain, right? we know he's been brilliant on many things, but does this lead us to the question of which cov

we're going to take a look at the growing musk empire. and booming sales at walmart and home depot but the stocks not getting that same boost today. "power lunch" starts right now >> welcome once again to power lunch, i'm john fort boy, it's hard to swim up stream in the amazon. cvs, wall green, right aid and dorsey and zuckerberg and ceos testify in front of the senate one bright spot in the s&p 500, cruise stocks as norwegian is near the high of the session for more on the market action, let's get to bob pisani. >> hello, john it's sort of a choppy, indeterminate day. the market can't quite decide what it wants to do today. we've had a great run in bank and material stocks. the cyclical names have done really well recently those are on the weak side today. tech is kind of flattish overall today here and then we had energy stocks and reits. so energy has been holding up very well today and so has real estate investment trusts on top of that. teak take a lock therok there there's the reits there. sl green up this month they are going to s

what a week it has been for elon musk. us put that in context for elon musk. great round up there.y numbers, set of data. i don't have this problem at the moment. my net worth has not gone up by 270%, but his has in the space -- let's have a look at it. here today. -- year to date. on rich go,ckerberg there is a function on your bloomberg. let us talk about the relationship between the united states and china. it is the lowest in a decade. you have a new administration set to take place in january. the top voices in business and politics are calling on both countries to reject unilaterally. >> a comparative approach to china was inevitable, but keeping it healthy and not pernicious is vitally important. that will not be easy. some cooperative to slide into catastrophe. the highest levels of diplomacy at an early stage, they can -- >> an open world economy that works for all. that safeguards a system under the wto and rejects protectionism. >> when your interests are all over the world, you have to protect your own interests. >> the american administration is about to change, but th

negative, two came back positive, same machine, same test, same nurse, rapid antigen test from bd musk is a longtime covid skeptic, of course, perhaps not the best example to use, but his tweet does point to a problem many have experienced, inaccurate test results which could jeopardy our able to control this pandemic. and with more on that, we bring in meg terrell for us. >> this is causing quite a stir in the covid testing community today, i can tell you. what i am hearing is that musk's experience is not typical and is not how you are supposed to use these tests. first of all, there are a lot of unknowns these antigen tests and specifically the one that he is probably talking about is designed to be used within five days of symptom onset. he noted that he has had cold symptoms for a few days, but there are a lot of things we don't know about the circumstances under which he was tested but let's take a look at the kinds of tests that are available out there on the market, because i know a lot of people have questions about what they could be getting. and really, when you're thinking

his work has caught the attention of people like elon musk who said his book the human human was his night table reading. it questions whether it's a replication of an epitope vias and how can we get a handle on technology before you lose control? he argues although with trained these decisions force eventually humans will need humans. we'll be discussing a lot in the next hour and i want to ask your questions but if you're watching live with us please put your questions in the text chat on youtube so i can into end of the conversation today at the thank you brian welcome in thank you for joining us. >> it's why pleasure. thank you for having me. >> this is not your first book of course could i want to ask the opening question and it's not the type of question you ask an author but that is why did you decide to tackle this title now? >> a great question. the initial seed for this book came after my first book had come out and as you had mentioned "vanity fair" reported elon musk i was his bedside reading and i found myself in 2014 attending a silicon valley group that was a bunch of

elon musk may or may not have covid. he complained on twitter he has taken a test four times and tested positive twice, negative twice. some of his twitter followers who seem to have medical experience suggest he's taking the wrong time of test. one twitter follower saying rocket science hard, biology harder. musk chalaims something bogus i going on, quoting here. it's best if you don't get your covid information from elon musk. he predicted zero cases of covid in april. i can't recall how many there were but there are about 11 million cases now in the united states. 58 million worldwide as well. and you will recall, marcus and laura, elon musk tried to get his workers to go back to the factory before the county said it was safe. don't get your advice from elon musk. a quick twitter to end on a happy note. i like this. coronavirus explained in craft terms. you and nine friends are crafting. one is using glitter. how many projects have glitter? i thought that was a good illustration. >> very true. >> in my house there's a

might not be able to be there for the launch after mixed covid-19 test results musk took to twitter today to say that he tested positive than negative twice and then positive again he's now awaiting more lab results. and now to our 4 zone forecast, yes, it's raining out there and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is. >>joining us now with a look at what the rain will do for the weekend ahead, hey warrants, yeah you guys i think the rain actually going to taper off tonight by the weekend. i think we're staying dry in some warmer temperatures coming but certainly nice to see that rain out there tonight and it continues around the bay area, the first significant rain of the season finally moving in a little bit late, but hey it is here kind of a neat artistic shot looking for him to run see couple raindrops there on the lands and lights down below and still went out there to we've got the showers continuing mostly energy headed up in pacific northwest, we're kind of kitchen, the trailing edge of that frontal system working its way through right now bringing that rain outside so m

elan musk of tesla wants to outdo nasa with his space x. company and fly people to no, not the moon, but mars space technology and space flight are essential to modern life as electricity from the grid. we couldn't do without them and their key to new and future technologies spoke in the european union, 10 percent of economic activity over ready depends on satellite navigation. the e.u. launched its copernicus program in 2014. it satellites observe the earth from orbit . it's a publicly funded venture. the data, the satellites send home will enable the development of new applications. for example, software to enhance the fuel efficiency of ships. new jobs will be created. satellite data can be used to make marketable products. remote sensing solutions is a company based in munich that specializes in environmental monitoring. it's not exactly a high margin industry. copernicus has boosted revenues here, as its data are freely available to all. the company uses them to create valuable information. regarding the data are free or cheap, the ent

elon musk worth over $128 billion.ed $10 billion to his wealth just yesterday and today and gained $100 billion just this year, that works out to $13 million per hour for all of 2020 in the coming years, he will not only benefit in his 21% ownership of tesla but also from that huge compensation package that would be worth than $55 billion more he's received the first three of 12 tranches of that stock but he's set to get the fourth pretty soon. if you look at one of the targets tesla was supposed to his, $620 billion, that sounded far fetched in 2016. today it's already topping 515 billion. what does he have to do to pass jeff bezos as the richest person in the world tesla would have to top $900 for musk to get to the $183 billion. bezos has added $67 billion to his wealth while the world's been na billionaires have -- it took bezos 20 years to do that. and musk added billions in just 11 months. >> one takeaway is the billionaires are doing okay. we don't have to worry too much about them robert frank, thank you. >> me

musk up. tesla and s&p 500 stock.people, number of quarters ago, suggesting the deartth of tesla. not happened. has a battery conference in europe. speaking on climate and esg, which quickly brings us to the moment at hand in the united states. francine: this was yesterday with joe biden picking john kerry, the author of the paris --ord, his climates are climate czar. jeff currie still with us. respected,eone very someone who knows the ins and outs of washington and world leaders with john kerry. what will he do for renewables and climate change and does it change your view on when we see peak oil? jeff: it does not change our view on when we see peak oil, but it does change our view on the amount of stimulus and potential investment near-term. we are likely to see so much stimulus around environmental policy, whether it is renewables, alternative energy sources, over the course of the next five to 10 years and it is likely to add more to oil near torn before it transitions off in the future. our base case is we need

all of this helping out elon musk.e was announced, remember the stock got really juiced. as for sales, wedbush securities analyst dan ives told fox business today quote, tesla is leading the ev pack in what appears to be a golden age of ev demand. we are modeling 500,000 deliveries for this year with potential to hit 1 million units by 2022 based on a strong consumer appetite globally for evs. as for the other stocks in this group, let's take a look at these guys right now because i got it right finally. i learned how to say this tide will lift all boats. tesla is lifting these boats except for nio and workhorse who just came back from earlier highs. tesla is higher, nikola corporation higher by nearly 17%. but don't let those red numbers fool you on nio and workhorse. they have gotten a boost from tesla this year. as for elon musk, his net worth has risen more than $100 billion this year. three-quarters of his wealth does come from tesla. the stock is valued over 400% this year. he still trails amazon's ceo jeff bezos

tesla's ceo, elon musk, says maybe not. the concern he's raising that is lighting up twitter this morning. >>> as you get your day started, here's a live look outside at 6:20. show me something pretty. and we're getting the red warning light on the left. >> get it all. >> you know what? that red light is the friday the 13th part. >> i'm still here. it's pretty, i'm still here. >> that's covid on the left. the right is the hope. that's the vaccine. >> okay. >> all of 2020 is in this one shot. good morning. still the big move. just more moving. still singing. just more in tune. still the gangs all here. just less "are we there yet?" the chevy family of suvs. making life's journey just better. now during the chevy cyber sales event, use $500 cyber cash on most suv models... to get $5,250 total cash allowance on most 2020 equinox models. visit chevycybersalesevent.com today. >>> welcome back. i thought we would jump ahead. here's next tuesday. this is the american model. it shows a little bit of a break wednesday before a secre

. >>> and elon musk apparently taking off, too.s ceo briefly edging out bill gates today to become the world's second richest person behind amazon's jeff bezos. musk and gates are now essentially tied, worth about $128 billion each. musk owns more than 50% of spacex, which of course just brought four astronauts to the international space station last week. >>> when we come back here tonight, the dog missing for ten days, so many searching in town, and then the stranger with a drone. that's like getting two desserts! wait... do we have to thank our moms twice? i don't know... breyers combines 100% grade a milk and cream with real oreo cookies. better starts with breyers. milk and cream with real oreo cookies. with new rewards from chase freedom unlimited, i now earn even more cash back? oh i got to tell everyone. hey, rita! you now earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you now earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you! hey, neal! you can earn 3% at drugstores. buddy, i'm right here. why are yo

but after spacex ceo elon musk tweeted he'd tested both negative and positive for covid, nasa quickly ensured the crew was safe and announced musk would not be allowed on site for the launch >> if any of those protocols had been compromised we're not going to let you near the crew and again, it's to protect the overall mission that we're trying to accomplish and everybody recognizes that. it's no surprise >> we're ready we've spent the last couple of weeks kind of fine-tuning our training >> reporter: the astronauts themselves have been social distancing and under quarantine for two weeks ahead of their six-month mission on the space station. commander mike hopkins, mission specialist shannon walker, japanese astronaut soichi noguchi, and pilot victor glover, the first african-american astronaut on such a long duration assignment >> this will be your first trip into space. how are you feeling? are you a little nervous? >> i'm excited we train so much that i don't get time to be nervous. >> reporter: this four-person crew the most to launch from u.s. soil since the shuttle retired nine

"the us bets space race against musk."yer money to become a global internet satellite provider. $500 million, a lot of people may be asking themselves, if there is no money to give all public sector workers a pay rise, how are we investing this kind of money into a race basically against a private company? this is a very curious story. we were part of a satellite project with the european union called galileo, but because we are leaving, we could no longer participate. and almost in a slightly macho, ridiculous way, we just said we would have our own. we've come across this company which filed bankruptcy in march, and we decided to put a load of taxpayer money into it. what makes it even stranger is that the senior civil servant for business advised against this, but they've still gone ahead with it. it's not entirely clear whether this but will come up, and it's a huge gamble with our money. what are we going to benefit from doing it? so it is very, very curious. madeleine, in 15 seconds, your views on investing this amou

nasa is pursuing one avenue, elon musk is pursuing another one in tandem to this. own which they call super heavy and on top of that he's going to put a vehicle he calls starship. he calls a starship. and we will dominicjohnson thank you so much forjoining us thank you so much forjoining us for the moment. thank you so much. you were watching bbc news. now on bbc news... click! hey, welcome to click. hope you're doing 0k. at the moment, we are all online much more than we used to be — i'm talking about us, the adults, but also our children too. and for many parents, there have been huge challenges trying to work from home at the same time as supervising children. and that has meant, in some cases, handing over devices before the proper parental controls are in place. and that's compounded by the fact that they may not have had enough time to supervise in the way that they would've done in an ideal world. so with my youngest, it's simple — i'm there, i operate the computer for her, i know she's not gonna see anything that she shouldn't. but my son is starting to get

call it a tesla tuesday, shares up 11% in the pre-market as elon musk's baby finally gets added to therbi will show you just how rich some people may have gotten on the stock >>> and what's the future of retail post pandemic we look to the spring and maybe a new look to the way we shop in stores as a bunch of big time earnings roll out this week. bill simon of walmart will join you us it is tuesday, november 17, this is "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc ♪ always be all right when we g shopping but you know that it also going to be all right when we go shopping ♪ >>> welcome back i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us. here is how the markets and your money are shaping up stock futures are mixed right now. you have dow futures down a bit, off about 92 points. but nasdaq futures are higher by about 28 the dow actually in the green on fair value so not a clear indication of which way these markets want to go and whether or not we will hit that stort ort of mystic 300 mark on the dow. dow seeing its first record close yesterday since before the pandemic hit all the way back to earl

elon musk may or may not have covid.lained on twitter he's taken a test for times and tested positive twice, negative twice. some of his twitter followers suggest he's taking the wrong time of test. one saying rocket science hard, biology harder. musk claims, and i'm quoting here, something bogus is going on. it's best if you don't get your covid information from elon musk. he predicted zero cases in april. i can't remember how many there were in april. i could look it up but i can tell you there are 11 million in the u.s., 58 million worldwide. you'll also recall that musk insisted employees go back to work when the county said it wasn't safe and calls some of those officials serious names. >> very concerning. >>> costco now tightening its covid rules. starting on monday costco will require all shoppers to wear those masks when shopping. so back in may instead of requiring masks only for those with medical conditions. if you don't have a mask you will need a face shield. >>> well, who knew santa could get away from the

the work has caught the attention of technology leaders like elon musk who said christian's book was night table reading. how can we get a handle on this technology before we lose control? he argues that although we train to make decisions for us, eventually humans will need humans. we will be discussing a lot in the next hour and i want to have your questions too. if you're watching live with us, please put the questions on in youtube so i can work them into the conversation today. thank you, brian, welcome, thank you for joining us. >> it's my pleasure, thank you for having me. >> great. this is not your first book. i want to ask the obvious question and it does set the conversations here, why did you decide to tackle this topic now with this book? >> great question. so the initial seed for this book came after my first book had come out and as you had mentioned vanity fair reported that elon musk, it was his bedside ading and i found myself in 2014 attending a silicon valley book group that was a bunch of investors and entrepreneurs and they had see the thing about elon musk readi

the initial the for the book and as you mentioned "vanity fair" reported elon musk with the reading and i found myself in 2014 attending a silicon valley book talk with a bunch of investors and seeing the thing about elon musk reading the book of the invited him and to my surprise he came. there was a fascinating moment at the end of the dinner when the organizers thanked me everybody's getting up to go home for the night and elon musk forced everyone to sit back down and said no no no but seriously what will we do about ai? i will not let anyone leave this room. ebert - - either give me a convincing argument for an idea for something we can do about it. it was quite memorable. so i was joe on - - drawing a blank. i was aware of the conversation and for some people a human extinction level others are more focused on the present day ethical problems i have a reason why we shouldn't i have a suggestion of what to do. so his question so seriously, what's the plan haunted me as i was finishing my previous book and i began to see starting around 2016, a dramatic movement within the field. bo

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elon musk is now the second wealthiest man alive tesla is up 556% this year and its market cap is over500 billion. we'll have more on that. we're back in two. plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each and then, you're still responsible for 20 percent of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance, but they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look a humana's medicare advantage plans. with a humana medicare plan, hospital stays, doctor office visits, and medicare deductibles are covered. and, of course, most humana medicare advantage plans include prescription drug coverage. in fact, in 2019, humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan members saved and estimated 7,

elon musk for cycling to sit back down and he said no, no, no.iously, what are we going to do about ai? i'm not letting anyone leave this room until you either give me a convincing counterargument what we should be worried about this or give me an idea for something we can do about it. it was quite a memorable vignette. i found myself drawing a blank. i can have a convincing argument. i was aware of the conversation around risks of ai, or so people is like a human extinction level risk of the people are focused more on the present day ethical problem. i didn't have a reason why we shouldn't be worried that i didn't have a concrete suggestion what to do. that was the general consensus in human at that time. his question of so seriously what's the plan, kind of haunted me while i was finishing my previous book. i really begin to see starting i would say about 2016 a dramatic movement within the field to actually put some kind of plan together, both on the ethical questions and the sort of further into the future safety questions. both of those move

preparing for liftoff but a scramble to contact trace the astronauts after tweets by founder elon musk. >>> covid pushing hospitals beyond the brink. a father of five in desperate need of brain surgery turned away the race to save his life >>> she is a game changer, the woman making major league baseball history >>> and tis the season why so many are celebrating the holidays early >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. the alarming and rapid spread of covid-19 is forcing the hands of mayors, governors and educators across the country tonight. new shutdowns, stay-at-home advisories and returns to online only schooling are happening or on the table at a growing number of places new confirmed infections are breaking records by the day. signaling a surge in admissions to already bursting icus won't be far behind while business owners already impacted by previous restriction are fearing over what comes next gabe gutierrez has details. >> reporter: tonight as the pandemic rages more cities and states are clamping down. >> i'm announcing a two-week freeze for the en

his work intersects elon musk in his book the most human human which is my cable reading. in his new book the alignment problem he lays out our dependence on ai and questions whether or not whether systems are a replication of inevitable humans, how can we get a handle on it before we lose control. although we train the substance to make decisions for us, essentially humans will be humans . will be discussing a lot in our next hour and i want to ask your questions. you're watching live with us, but your question in the chat on youtube . >> so thank you brian and welcome. thanks for joining us. >> is my pleasure. >> this is not your first book. >> i want to ask in the opening question, the obvious question you ask an author it really gets to the job. that is why do you decide to tackle this problem now. >> requested area and so the initial idea for this book came after my first look at come out. and as you had mentioned, vanity fair reported that elon musk was bedside reading and i found myself in 2014, attending a silicon valley book group that was a bunch of investors and

elan musk of tesla wants to outdo nasa with his space x. company, and fly people to no not the mood but mars. space technology and space flight are essential to modern life as electricity from the grid. we couldn't do without them and their key to new and future technologies in the european union, 10 percent of economic activity already depends on satellite navigation. the e.u. launched its copernicus program in 2014. its satellites observe the earth from orbit. it's a publicly funded venture. the data, the satellites send home will enable the development of new applications. for example, software to enhance the fuel efficiency of ships. new jobs will be created. satellite data can be used to make marketable products. remote sensing solutions is a company based in munich that specializes in environmental monitoring. it's not exactly a high margin industry. copernicus has boosted revenues here as its data are freely available to all the company uses them to create valuable information in the data are free or cheap. the entire process of gene

elon musk of tesla wants to outdo nasa with his space x. company and fly people to no, not the moon, but mars space technology and space flight are essential to modern life as electricity from the grid we couldn't do without them. and becky 2 new and future technologies spoke in the european union, 10 percent of economic activity already depends on satellite navigation. the e.u. launched its copernicus program in 2014. it satellites observe the earth from orbit . it's a publicly funded venture. the data, the satellite sent home would enable the development of new applications. for example, software to enhance the fuel efficiency of ships. new jobs will be created. satellite data can be used to make marketable products. remote sensing solutions is a company based in munich that specializes in environmental monitoring. it's not exactly a high margin industry. copernicus has boosted revenues here, as its data are freely available to all. the company uses them to create valuable information. in the data are free or cheap, the entire process of

his work is got the attention of technology leaders such as elon musk once said of his 2011 book, thean human was his night table reading for its new book "the alignment problem" christian lazar depends on ai systems and questioned whether not it can help us. how can we get a handle on technology before we lose control? he argues although we train the system to make decisions for us eventual human when the humans we will be discussing about in the next hour i want to your questions. if you're watching live please put your questions in the text chat a few tips i can work them into our conversation today. thank you brian. welcome. thank you for joining us. >> it's my pleasure. thank you for having me. >> this is not your first book of course. i want to ask in the opening question the obvious question but i think is good job of setting the place for conversation that is why did you decide to tackle this topic now with this book? >> great question. the initial feed for this book came after my first book and come out and as you would mention "vanity fair" reported that elon musk was his be

asla rallied overnight with $15 billion gain in terms of musk's well. francine?i burger with the latest on some of these u.s. stocks. a busy day for the new economy forum. business and political leaders taking on issues from the economic fallout, the pandemic, and climate change. we spoke to the u.n. secretary general, and he told me his hopes forgetting to net zero carbon by 2015. that we are committed to a number of transformations in the u.s. economy. the role of the u.s. private sector, the role of cities, the role of different states has been so dynamic, and bloomberg has been so active in pushing for it, that we are already seeing in the u.s. very , and a veryeps important mike bloomberg initiative is the proof of that. i think the governments are committed to move forward, and i believe the extraordinary dynamic of the american society will allow us to reach net zero emissions by 2050. francine: how worried are you has the largest u.n. donor still refused to concede the election? thatio: well, i think problem will probably be solved soon. wedo not need to

that is going to make elon musk an even richer man. his wealth, talking about $15 billion on tesla's entrance into the s&p. he's about to become the worldworld's third richest person. he's now overtaking facebook chief mark zuckerberg. as of last night his net worth is sitting at $117 billion. there's the performance for the year of tesla. the reason they reported their fifth consecutive quarter of profit, $8.77 billion and they reportedly delivered 139,300 vehicles during the third quarter. that was a new record for the company as well. on that news you mentioned this, liz, most ev stocks got a nice boot. lordstown, ticker symbol ride, that stock up more than 9.5%. but this is kind of i guess the tide that lifts all boats, if you will, or whatever, the reverse of that. i forget how the saying goes. there you go. all the boats and cars are getting lifted. it's fun to watch. it's fun to watch. liz: yeah. the rising tide of course. fisker, henrik fisker worked at tesla. that's an interesting one. he's been on the show. we will be watchin

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whattie l what elon musk did today we will bring you fast money trades straight ahead. we start off with a zombie ap k apocalypse on wall street. many icons are among the walking dead like macy's carnival, delta. nearly 200 companies have joined the zombie rank since march. total debt obligations nearing 1.4 trillion dollars a lot of these names are names we talk about trading on this show how should we start thinking about this >> before we get into the walking dead, i want to point out, a great job by our crack staff leading with the cranberry zombie, and delores was the founder of the zombie. i may have gone with something like this if the crack staff is listening. ♪ >> we are now two minutes into the show >> it's important to point this out because folks at home are paying attention >> apparently more important than actually trading our first topic in what is known as the a-block of the show. >> it's not more important it's important we will talk about a-block and zombie companies last night we talked about macy's and we talked about the $100 table and tim said it m

shares rose again on monday boosting musk's net worth by $7.2 billion.is fortune estimated at $128 billion. $200 million more than gates. gates, however, would be worth much more but he has begin away nearly $30 billion of his fortune to the gates foundation and other philanthropies. with your cnbc business report, i'm brian sullivan. >> thanks, brian. >>> new this morning a sacramento area suburb is making a list of the top ten places to retire. roseville comes in at number nine. ""money" magazine" takes into account like housing, climate diversity and safety. the best place to retire in the entire world madison, wisconsin. >> coal. >> a little too cold for me there. franklin, tennessee, is a nice place to live. if you want to go to tennessee. >> there you go. stay right here. just wait right here. a lot more coming up on "today in the bay." on capitol hill big changes on the horizon. >> next the key role senator dianne feinstein is stepping away from and why. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll mak

i want to talk about elon musk, tested positive. >> i am going to break in, tom. take a listen to mission control. >> go for launch at 37 seconds, international space station flying over the kennedy space center. crew dragon is poised to go catch it. 20 seconds till lift off. >> t-minus 15 seconds. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. zero. not even gravity containing humanity when we explore as one for all. >> that's the story we want to hear. 30 seconds into this historic mission flying crew on board dragon and falcon 9. stage 1. preparation for max cue. >> stage 1. call out for throttle down. we continue to be nominal for the vehicle now traveling at 262 meters per second. >> falcon 9, super sonic. the largest structural load. there is that call out that falcon has massed through. we just entered stage 1 bravo aboard mode. that's going to take them through the end of the first stage just before the second stage activate off the coast of north carolina. dragon and spacex traveling. >> similar to what we saw the merlin engine. coming up in just 30 seconds from now. we

something else that has made headlines is elon musk. he caught some attention after tweeting about taking four rapid tests. two were negative and two were positive. what's your reaction to that? that doesn't give me much hope as far as the accuracy of these things. >> the wording of the tweet, at the top he said something bogus is going on. everyone thinks like fraud, inaccuracy, whatever's going on. they tape rapid tests are not as accurate as the pcr tests. even the fda aside positive test should be confirmed. we saw this publicly with the white house. so when elon musk tweets something that's happening, same test, same day, same nurse, people start to think doubt. we've had this huge era of mistrust with the health care system. this feet, the way it's worded is not good. he's also communicated other misinformation issues as well, so i think this is a large scale celebrity inspirational voice that needs to be held accountab accountable. >> it always goes back to your message of trusting the science. we'll talk more in the commercial b