the vast expanses of the universe someone who might be able to get you safely out of atmosphere is a long musk the tesla bosses company space x. has already successfully delivered astronauts to the international space station and getting there isn't even that expensive at least not compared with the early days of manned space flight nasa is apollo missions of the $960.00 s. cost nearly $330000000.00 euros a shot of space x. round trip costs a mere $43000000.00 the economic boom in space is our topic today here on made the business magazine on t.w. . now long before space was recognized as a higher dimension for investors people saw the universe as a mysterious and often menacing realm it was the origin of asteroids that frequently blaze across the sky and sometimes even 4 to earth causing huge destruction now we know that these celesio chunks of rock are incredibly rich in valuable resources that are difficult to mine here on our planet forward thinking entrepreneurs are looking beyond earth because a lot of it out there here's chris carter on mining metals in space. on the 15th of february just and 13

the vast expanses of the universe someone who might be able to get you safely out of atmosphere is a long musk the tesla bosses company space x. has already successfully delivered astronauts to the international space station and getting there isn't even that expensive at least not compared with the early days of manned space flight nasa is apollo missions of the $960.00 s. cost nearly $330000000.00 euros a shot a space x. round trip cost a mere $43000000.00 the economic boom in space is our topic today here on made the business magazine on t.w. . how long before space was recognized as a higher dimension for investors people saw the universe as a mysterious and often menacing realm it was the origin of asteroids that frequently plays across the sky and sometimes even 4 to earth causing huge destruction now we know that these celesio chunks of rock are incredibly rich in valuable resources that are difficult to mine here on our planet forward thinking entrepreneurs are looking for beyond earth because a lot of it out there here's chris carla on mining metals in space. on the 15th off a bridge doesn't 13

the vast expanses of the universe someone who might be able to get you safely out of the atmosphere is a lot musk the tesla bosses company space x. has already successfully delivered astronauts to the international space station and getting there isn't even that expensive at least not compared with the early days of manned space flight nasa is apollo missions of the $960.00 s. cost nearly $330000000.00 euros a shot of space x. round trip cost a mere $43000000.00 the economic boom in space is our topic today here on made the business magazine on t.w. . long before space was recognized as a higher dimension for investors people saw the universe as a mysterious and often menacing realm it was the origin of asteroids that frequently blaze across the sky and sometimes even 4 to earth causing huge destruction now we know that these celesio chunks of rock are incredibly rich in valuable resources that are difficult to mine here on our planet and forward thinking entrepreneurs are looking beyond earth because a lot of it out there here's chris color on mining metals in space. when the fish gives off a bridge it do

vast expanses of the universe someone who might be able to get you safely out of earth's atmosphere is a long musk the tesla bosses company space x. has already successfully delivered astronauts to. the international space station and getting there isn't even that expensive at least not compared with the early days of manned space flight masters apollo missions of the 960 s. cost nearly 330000000 euros a shot space x. round trip cost a mere $43000000.00 the economic boom in space is a topic today here on made the business magazine on t.w. . long before space was recognized as a higher dimension for investors people saw the universe as a mysterious and often menacing realm it was the origin of asteroids that frequently blazed across the sky and sometimes even fall to earth causing huge destruction now we know that these celesio chunks of rock are incredibly rich in valuable resources that are difficult to mine here on our planet forward thinking entrepreneurs are looking beyond earth because a lot of it out there here's chris carla on mining metals in space. on the 15th of february 2013 an asteroid entered e

the vast expanses of the universe someone who might be able to get you safely out of atmosphere is a lot musk the tesla bosses company space x. has already successfully delivered astronauts to the international space station and getting there isn't even that expensive at least not compared with the early days of manned space flight masses apollo missions of the $960.00 s. cost nearly $330000000.00 euros a shot a space x. round trip cost a mere $43000000.00 the economic boom in space is a topic today here on made the business magazine on t.w. . now long before space was recognized as a higher dimension for investors people saw the universe as a mysterious and often menacing realm it was the origin of asteroids that frequently plays across the sky and sometimes even 4 to earth causing huge destruction now we know that these celesio chunks of rock are incredibly rich in valuable resources that are difficult to mine here on our planet forward thinking entrepreneurs are looking beyond earth because a lot of it out there here's chris on mining metals in space. on the 15th of february doesn't 13 an asteroid e

vast expanses of the universe someone who might be able to get you safely out of earth's atmosphere is a lot musk the tesla bosses company space x. has already successfully delivered astronauts to the international space station and getting there isn't even that expensive at least not compared with the early days of manned space flight nasa is apollo missions of the $960.00 s. cost nearly $330000000.00 euros a shot at space x. round trip cost a mere $43000000.00 the economic boom in space is our topic today. here on made the business magazine on t. w. . now long before space was recognized as a higher dimension for investors people saw the universe as a mysterious and often menacing realm it was the origin of asteroids that frequently blazed across the sky and sometimes even fall to earth causing huge destruction now we know that these celesio chunks of rock are incredibly rich in valuable resources that are difficult to mine here on our planet forward thinking entrepreneurs are looking beyond earth because a lot of it out there here's chris color on mining metals in space. on the 15th of february doesn't

i understand you've got to take many of the things that musk says with a grain of salt. but at the same time, teslaid seat record deliveries last quarter despite the shortage what does that say about tesla's supply chain versus some of the other automakers does elon musk have a better grasp of it? have there been blind spots when it comes to some of the other competitors? >> clearly, when covid hit last year, all of the automakers, including tesla, brought down their production and their production forecast, because they just didn't know what the visibility would be in the market from a marketplace demand standpoint but, you know, keep in mind, tesla has much less volumes than the traditional oems so clearly, they may have some kind of advantage where they ordered these semiconductors and kept those shipments coming to them during the shutdown period and covid. that may be one aspect but i think you have to put entitle perspective of just the magnitude's difference of the volume that the traditional automakers are producing versus tesla's. so it's going to remain to be seen, particularly in the sec

tesla and protecting the rock. it's really crazy you know if you start thinking of valuations food these these stocks even the most optimistic ideas about musk and tesla and what they're capable of with with the satellite communication system and and you know we'll let tronic electric cars the expansion of moorcock is optimistic issue could be tesla still overpriced i think and the same could be said of all of the fang stocks you know that they have crazy valuations because once the portfolio managers get get stuck going to theme they just keep going with it and go on with it until they beat it to death right now i remember when i started on wall street in the early days people were still talking about the nifty 50 back i guess on the 60 that was a basket of stocks including xerox and polaroid and names that were capturing people's imagination then we had the dot com bubble burst spectacularly in 2001 and these are definitely areas that that attract bubble like valuations but in the case of. you know he's working on that neural link project or a stopping directly in their brain it could be a new phase of propaganda where people don't mind so

tesla and protecting the rock. it's really crazy you know if you start thinking of valuations food these these stocks even the most optimistic ideas about musk and tesla and what they're capable of with with the satellite communication system and and you know we'll let tronic electric cars the expansion of moorcock is optimistic issue could be tesla still overpriced i think and the same could be said of all of the fang stocks you know that they have crazy valuations because once the portfolio managers get get stuck on a theme they just keep going with it and go on with it until they beat it to death right now i remember when i started on wall street in the early days people were still talking about the nifty 50 back i guess on the 60 that was the basket of stocks including xerox and polaroid and names that were capturing people's imagination then we had the dot com bubble burst spectacularly in 2001 and these are definitely areas that that attract bubble like valuations but in the case of. you know he's working on that neural link project or a stopping directly in their brain it could be a new phase of propaganda where people don't mind so m

lweentwle di in a tesla crash in texase se driver's seat at the time of that crash. but tesla's ceo, elon muskonding saying autopi not engaged before that crash and that the car did not have the full self-driving add-on package. tesla has defended the safety of the autopilot system insisting it does require active supervision. >>> other car companies use systems that track the movement of the driver's head position to make sure they are alert and behind the wheel. >>> this morning, another example of a gender reveal celebration getting out of control. this time an explosion was felt across two towns in new hampshire. tuesday's blast in kingston, new hampshire, was caught on a doorbell camera in another town. people seven miles away heard the explosion. investigators say 80 pounds of tannerite, a substance used for target practice is to blame. authorities say it is very dangerous if not used properly. >> for example, you're doing it near private property where the explosion could damage property, start a fire, start a wildfire, something of that nature. >> the person who bought the tannerite is

tesla model s? they do not know at this point that's a huge question that's out there. all of this comes as elon muskh a tweet regarding the company's annual safety report in his tweet, he says tesla with auto pilot engaged now approaching ten times lower chance of accident than an average vehicle. keep in mind, any type of driver assist system means you're going to have lower accident rates than any typical vehicle that is out on the road right now where humans are involved. that's been proven time and again by researchers robert sumalt in charge of the national transportation safety board, has been vocal that tesla's beta technology or beta version of the auto pilot technology should not be tested on public roads with public drivers. it should be with test drivers, who should be testing it that said, it has not stopped tesla from rolling out new versions of auto pilot, which raises the question, well, shouldn't the federal government look into this the national highway safety administration is in charge of regulating all auto makers and technology it has opened 27 investigations into tesla vehicles

incident involving tesla and possible use of their autopilot technology, which the company notes requires active driver supervision. tonight no response from tesla, though founder elon musk tweeting hours before the crash, "tesla with autopilot engaged now approaching ten times lower chance of accident than average vehicle. the federal government is investigating more than two dozen tesla incidents. including a driver in boston reportedly asleep at the wheel. >> so i did a double take this guy was just head between his legs, completely asleep. >> reporter: now two agencies sending investigators to try and unravel another tragedy. sam brock, nbc news. >>> as i said at the top of the broadcast, we're in houston to begin nbc news cross-platform coverage of the climate challenges we face and while it's warm and pleasant here today, a series of extreme weather events in this region have left a lingering chill about its future it broke virtually every rainfall record in u.s. history. four years ago hurricane harvey washing away nearly everything in the beal family's home. >> water was everywhere >> reporter: in the house? >> in the house. coming from up under the house, coming

tesla stock falling after hours. are they running out of fuel? >> they are running out of fuel for tesla, that is because it just seems that there is a capacity constraint. elon musk certainly believes he has handled the chip situation because he is bringing out these microprocessors. ultimately, there is not enough there were tesla for to continue having this kind of revenue and even their margins, 5.7%, people expect more than that. the issue of competition, from ne-yo, from lee, the reality is tesla did all of the work and put in all of the time and money, but everybody else is catching up from detroit gm and ford to japan, and then the traditional carmakers, it is just too much. then, one other point, you also have the suppliers to autonomous driving vehicles. there is a lot of money in entendres driving. a lot of money rotating to companies like microvision. and vix. talk about companies the doubled in two trading days. shery: is there enough for the rest of the market given the incredible rally we have seen? the chart is showing how high valuations are right now. >> it is all about taxes. i am a bull, i do believe the market will continue to rise. because, j

of existing trends toward the sun belt. you've even had folks like elon musk moving some of his tesla operations from california to texas.g states that'll pick-up congressional seats. the challenge is when those folks come from silicon valley to austin, do they bring their blue state politics with them? and suddenly, do you have in some of these areas in states like florida and texas that may have previously been pretty republican-friendly, to begin finding them trend a little bit purple, will remain to be seen once we get the more granular census data, where within each of these states these congressional seats are going to go. >> hal, that's the question i want to bring to you. you're in texas, people are coming your way, people from all over the place, but especially from some very blue environments what are you noticing on the ground? are you starting to see what kristin is pointing to? >> well, obviously, there's a concern in texas that they do bring their politics with them. interestingly though we see a lot of republicans flowing out of california into texas. it's not just democrats, there's a lot of republicans a

. >>> tesla's ceo elon musk speaking out about the crash of one of his cars and what it says about thela's real auto pilot feature. >>> covid all but over by july why a bio-tech analyst says it is possible and where we now need to focus our global medical attention. it is tuesday, april 20th. this is "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc ♪ ♪ >>> you know, some of you say the show is all heart. welcome back i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us. we're playing "barracuda" by heart. here is how we are halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour you still have six minutes to go if you need to be somewhere at 5:30 futures are trending down. higher on the nasdaq the markets did not do a lot yesterday. dow dropped .30% the s&p, by the way, failed to hit a new high for the second time in 13 sessions. we were weaker, but keep the big picture in mind. i don't mean a week ago. strong for the past couple weeks. maybe a pause right now. dow futures down 78. the nasdaq dropped 1.4% yesterday. we are slightly in the green right now. the big action inside the market is really on semiconductors. that's a l

the driver of this vehicle isn't even in it professor 100 min hong showcased his new invention at de john expo 1993 that's a decade before the lord musk founded tesla. 2 years later a car using hands technology barreled 300 kilometers down one of south korea's busiest highways its triumphant inventor in the back since february this year one and a half 1000000 people have watched the footage on you tube han now 79 says development was hard work but it was worth it. my students and i had enormous passion as it was something no one else had done yet something that hadn't come out in the world. apart and was so convinced of his car safety that he didn't take out life insurance or even wear a seat belt but the professor was a genius ahead of his time in the 1990 s. south korea was not yet a tech powerhouse it was less interested in innovation the government wasn't convinced of the cost potential and it withdrew funding for his research. fast forward and today ilan muffs electric car is worth over $500000000000.00. while 100 velux fear call warning systems that is to person firmly as sole the professor isn't bitter. in fact he has enormous admiration for

. >>> a lot of talk around tesla's autopilot feature. coming up, elon musk will talk about the recent fiery crash of a tesla car that happened in texas. >>> more pain coming to the pump, summertime gas shortage experts say is on the way and how a separate shortage may now factor into it. >>> plus -- ♪ everybody ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ rock your body ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ >> ♪ back street's back, all right ♪ remember that song? even if you didn't like them, you remember that song, they played it all the time. one kic just released from a.j. mcclahan and using to to shine a light on the transgender community. rock away, until we come back. >>> happy wednesday. it is 5:16. a live look in dublin, warmer temperatures are headed our way, reaching 82 in gilroy this afternoon and petaluma will be in the upper 70s. open up the windows this morning, let the house cool down and then close the windows. temperatures warm up. we'll talk about more warm air in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, kari. the volume building out of the altamont, smooth through dublin, a crash in

of one day taking tourists up. >> i'm so proud to work with such a great team. >> reporter: and tesla's elon musk has spacex. ted off on a cloudy tuesday in texas, exploding during the flight. it's designed to return t to eartrth, but a a test earlier t monthh also endeded in an explosion. virgin's spacecraft lands like an airplalane. the compmpany had itits own cran 201414 that kililled o one o of pilots.. ththere have beenn many success tests since then, and the compmpany expecects to givee pe an o out off thihis world e exp and b bring them back safely. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> and t t's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online all the time at cbsnews.com. capital, i'm catherine herridge. >>> it's friday, april 9th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." texas shooting spree. in yet another deadly rampage, police have revealed new details about the man accused of opening fire at a cabinet business. >>> new concerns. why at least two vaccin

elon musk and jeff bezos taking aim at one another bezos's "blue origin" filed a complaint against nasa, challenging the award of a $3 billion moon lander contract to musk's teslalled multiple companies would participate in building the mooner landers nasa says the choice to only pick one company was due to lower-than-expected funding. blue origin telling cnbc the awarded contract is, quote, flawed and, quote, nasa moved the goalpost at the last minute. musk as he does firing back on twitter saying the reason bezos didn't get the contract was because he, quote, quantity get it up, in orbit, to market they are not known for holding back when it comes to fighting for their businesses, so it will be interesting to see how it continues to play ut. >> we've seen corporate trash talk in so many industries, the soda wars, obviously boeing airbus, but this is literally about going to the moon. those are big spoils and we can't wait to see what happens with it. we will take a break one more look ahead when we come back to tonight's big earnings nek "techcheck" is back in a minute. (♪ ♪) whether it's a technology first, (♪ ♪) a fashion first, (♪ ♪) a science first, (♪ ♪)

of that here we see , that with tesla. a lot of what is driving up tesla's market shares is the belief in elon musk and a lot of that comeshis twitter followers. he there is going to be in element of that. institutional investors were slow to come into crypto. now it seems that every day there is a major headline of a huge institution trying to figure out it's crypto exposure. we have etf's, the canadian stock exchange we have seen , repeatedly companies like gemini try to bring forth etf's in the u.s. i think realistically we have to assume in the next 12 to 24 months we will see a u.s.-based crypto etf. in the meantime, coinbase is your opportunity to get the public market exposure to cryptocurrency. caroline: and maybe then thick and fast, we could see the likes of gemini and other companies rushing to the public market once it has been opened. your perspective on the competition? there is bytedance there is , gemini. >> coinbase has a lot of accounts. they have a lot of retail investors. they have not leaned in nearly as much on institutional investors, which is where other players like gemini have leaned in more from

police say no one was behind the wheel of a tesla that was involved in a deadly crash. elon musk and test let's say that's not true. coming up tonight at 5 30, piecing together the evidence of a crash that killed two people. also ahead in east bay teenager killed in a shooting over the weekend in antioch, what we learned about the crime scene today as police search for the suspects. plus a verdict could come in any moment. the prosecution and defense wrapped up their closing arguments today. now the murder case against former minneapolis police officer derek sheldon is in the hands of the jury, and after record heat yesterday, 90 degrees in some places. temperatures have come down quite a bit. we're going to continue with the cooling trend with the sneak peek at the five day that might have some showers in it with have some showers in it with that be nice. i' this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually forces you to piece together everything you need... leaving those old policies in the dust. three. no nonsense. just common sense. small business ins

reporter: three hours before saturday's crash, tesla's ceo elon musk tweeted, tesla with autopilot engaged now approaching ten times lower chance ofident than average vehicle. tesla has not directly commented on the houston crash. it's also facing at least one federal investigation into post-crash battery fires. faith, mona. >> thank you, megan. >>> in north carolina the woman who held the title of oldest american has now died. hester ford was born in 1904 when life expectancy was only 47. well, she passed away peacefully at the age of 116 and lived through 21 u.s. presidents, two world wars and the civil rights movements and lived to see 125 great grandchildren. she credits her faith for her longevity, not her diet. pancakes and bacon were among her favorite foods. >> i don't know about that one but coming up, a heartfelt tribute as fans remember an actress from the harry potter movies. >>> also ahead, how peloton is fighting back after regulators told parents to stop using a popular treadmill. struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back

tesla's elo >> o'donnell: 2020 was a great year for billionaires. "forbes" magazine says amazon's jeff bezos tops its list of richest people at $177 billion. at number two, tesla's elon musk mark zuckerberg are also in the top five. get this, warren buffet dropped out of the top five for the first time in two decades. but don't worry, he's worth more than $28 billion than last year. the ranks of billionaires grew by more than 30% and now includes kim kardashian, and bumble c.e.o. whitney wolfe herd. and now to a dramatic rescue in the north sea today. a dutch cargo ship caught in dangerously high seas almost capsized threatening the 12 crew members. a norwegian coast guard helicopter raced to the rescue, airlifting most of the crew off the deck, but a few had to be plucked from the sea. can you imagine? well, tonight, everyone is safe. coming up next, it's better than superman's cape-- how a robe can transform a child fighting a serious illness into a super hero. hero. ststart your d day with crcrd white and fromom mochaccininos to mer yoyour smile w will alwaysye brilliant.t. crest 3d3d white bririllianc 100% statain removalal, 24 h hour stain n resistancece k in your wh

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investors seem to be impressed with tesla and wrecker profit in the first three months of the year. musk sidestepped an chip shortage and tesla has to deal with lofty expectations after its stock rose last year. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. >> making this sort of change for that top .3% of taxpayers would restore fairness and do so in a way that would not affect investment and allow us to make high return investments for which there has been bipartisan support. jonathan: from new york city, good morning. i am jonathan ferro. here is the price action. you are two day fed meeting commences in washington. equity futures unchanged. not even .1%. $18 trillion worth of the s&p 500 reporting earnings. what a lineup for you. a little bit later, microsoft. just short of 1.21 on euro-dollar. tom: the fed meeting tomorrow, maybe that will move us in the bond market. romaine bostick will have all that. right now, we go where we fear to go. 74,454 employees.

just three hours before the crash, tesla founder elon musk tweeting, "tesla with autopilot engaged now approaching ten times lower chance ofident than average vehicle." and linsey, we've reached out to tesla for comment, but have not heard back. and police are still trying to figure out exactly what caused the crash in the first place. linsey? >> gio, thank you. >>> and when we come back, the urgent manhunt for a former sheriff's deputy wanted for a deadly triple shooting. to those who can't leave their acne alone. ♪ ♪ we can't make you stop. but we can help get rid of the spots that your acne left behind. differin dark spot correcting serum has the maximum-strength dark spot-fading power you can get without a prescription. make it a part of your routine for consistently clear skin. don't let acne leave its mark. do things differin. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking don't let acne leave its mark. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used t

guy: how big of a volatility event is elon musk appearing on s&l? -- on snl. dan: all joking aside it shows teslaa brand. it is about elon musk and the cachet it shows -- and the cachet. it shows that despite all of the targets on their back, it is about the elon musk dna. probably a fun event, especially for the tesla loyalists. kailey: thank you so much. we will all be watching on may 8. elon musk and miley cyrus together. not sure i ever saw that coming. we do have breaking news when it comes to saudi aramco. the company is it to be weighing a sale of the stake in its natural gas pipelines. said to hold preliminary talks on that move. it could raise billions of dollars for the company according to bloomberg sources. aramco looking at a sale of a stake in its natural gas pipeline. guy: angela merkel is holding a press conference in berlin. she has taken power from the states around germany, centralized it in berlin. this morning they pulled the emergency handbrake. she has met with the state leaders today. she is holding a cart -- she is holding a press conference indicating the vaccination pro

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of elon musk >> oh, it's tied into him. definitely you believe in musk if you buy into the tesla stock look, think of it this way, if he saysever want another thing to do with tesla, i am done completely, what do you think that stock would do? i guarantee it wouldn't be trading at the same levels you buy in, in part, a lot of the things he has set out in terms of development of the electric vehicle market, what tesla would do, they have ultimately happened. that is a testament to his vision and the drive he's had for this company >> he's a dreamer, that's for sure >>> folks, up next, the cryptomarket lower today after crossing $2 trillion in market cap. this is bitcoin trading platform coinbase readies for its direct listing. those details when "power lunch" returns. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. stay restless with the icon that does the same. the rx crafted by lexus. get 0

and bitcoin getting a bit of a bid coming off the back of tesla and elon musk talking about bitcoin andng from selling some of their cryptocurrency. anna: one of our colleagues wrote a piece talking about how you need to adjust not just for the regulatory impact that credit receives but also just for bitcoin in the final numbers from tesla. a lot to talk about that subject. some of the big stories we are covering, here is laura wright. laura: the u.s. says it will share its entire supply of the astrazeneca vaccine with other countries, about 60 million doses. it is also preparing an aid package for india, which is facing the world's largest surge in covid infections. the announcement reflects growing pressure on the u.s. to do more to help other countries jumpstart their vaccination campaigns. germany plans to open covid vaccinations to all adults by early june. it also wants to allow people who have been fully immunized or have recovered to be able to go shopping without needing a negative virus test. the nation's vaccine campaign has been speeding up. it took three months for 10% to g

elon musk buys bitcoin and pumps and dumps it when he makes a fortune when musk responded i have not sold any of my bitcoin, teslaholdings to approve that liquidity a bitcoin. you know what i found interesting, elon musk actually owns bitcoin. i didn't know that. i thought it was just a purchase by the company so i thought that was revealing. stuart: i remember he said the company bought one and a half billion dollars. susan: the company. stuart: i don't remember saying if he bought dogecoin or joke coin. susan: personal holdings has bitcoin so everyone was like a elon musk is buying it privately also, something we didn't know before. stuart: 716 is the tesla quote as we speak. now, ups way way up this morning. a .9%. i guess that pandemic was good for them. susan: you see a lot of the delivery trucks on your street with better sales, better profit, delivery volume up 14% from a year ago. it's driven by small and medium-size businesses, not the amazons with these giant mega tech companies we talk about. upgrading the stock calling it a hold worth $150 at least. stuart: $150. susan: that was up from the cell becau

the driver of this vehicle isn't even in it professor one min hong showcased his new invention at de john expo 1993 that's a decade before musk founded tesla. 2 years later a car using hands technology barreled 300 kilometers down one of south korea's busiest highways its triumphant inventor in the back since february this year one and a half 1000000 people have watched the footage on you tube han now 79 says development was hard work but it was worth it. my students and i had enormous passion as it was something no one else had done yet something that hadn't come out in the world. apart and was so convinced of his car safety that he didn't take out life insurance or even wear a seat belt but the professor was a genius ahead of his time in the 1990 s. south korea was not yet a tech powerhouse it was less interested in innovation the government wasn't convinced of the ca's potential and it withdrew funding for his research. fast forward and today elan musk selectric car is worth over $500000000000.00. while 100 velux fear call warning systems that is to person felony a soul the professor isn't bitter. in fact he has enormous admiration for

ceo elon musk says tesla is facing insane difficulties with a range of parts, those are his words, assupplies in an auto industry hit by the computer chip shortages. >>> amazon is suspending the delivery service that people drop off groceries inside your garage to more than 5,000 cities nationwide. this is part of amazon key, which allows drivers to leave packages in garages, homes, cars and businesses. customers have to buy additional hardware, including a smart lock, camera and garage door opener. amazon has pitched the service as a way to keep orders safe from weather, damage and of course theft. that is your cnbc morning business report. marcus, laura, i don't know if you guys use amazon a lot more these days but i come home every day to boxes on my front porch. back over to you. >> at least once a week. >> at least every day, at least every day around here. and groceries, too, that's great. >>> what are we cooking up for dinner? right now for breakfast, maybe a hot cup of coffee to get you over the golden gate bridge as we look at the span there. not a lot of cars out there but i

your smartphone with your minds or being able to type using your thoughts instead of your thumbs or tesla c.e.o. elon musk says that could soon become a reality particularly for people with. his brain chip start up neural link has just enabled a monkey to play a video game by thinking they did it by embedding 2 chips on each side of the animal's brain to record his mind activity and this part of the experiment they were trained to move a joystick data sent to the computer was then used to allow the monkey to control the stick just by thinking about moving its hands up or down while near a link uses a technology called. brain computer interface it reads brain activity and can also communicate information back to the brain it's been around for a while but neural links big advance is making it wireless rather than a direct connection now it's 1st commercial products will allow people with piro says to use smartphones it could also. will be used to help cure a brain conditions like alzheimer's disease on the company's basilan must believes that it could one day allow telepathic communication without the need