c e o l i must just got the greenlight to build a new underground loop system in las vegas, nevada clark county approval approved the project describing it as a 29 mile long track. that will eventually include $51.00 stations, the boring company estimates construction will take at least 3 years with up to 10 stations built in just the 1st 6 months. now the plan is to eventually move around $57000.00 customers per hour. but this is, of course, just the latest installment of the cost was in an old plan. and the 1st loop hasn't exactly lived up to the hype. the 1st version which consist of 2 tunnels and 3 stations under the las vegas convention center, was supposed to move around $4400.00 passengers per hour. but so far it is only able to move just over $500.00 passengers for hours and not exactly what you want. and when they designed it, when they pitch it, they say it's going to be the self driving test, but they're driving through the tunnel from place to place, going straight to her. but the fact is, they're still driving technology isn't quite there yet. so what they're actually doing from th

in nevada, clark county officials have approved of a design for the vegas loop.nd transportation system that will include 51 passengers, or passenger stations in and around las vegas. elon musk the boring company will design, build, and pay for construction the company says the loop will have 29 miles of tunnels and be capable of carrying 57,000 passengers per hour. >>> and russian opposition leader alexey navalny has received the european union's highest human rights award it's a clear rebuke of his imprisonment and poisoning under the government of russian president vladimir putin sara, wolf, back to you. >> kristina, thank you kristina partsinevelos >>> straight ahead on the show, bitcoin hitting a record today we'll talk to fundstrat's tom lee and why he's getting even more bullish on equities >>> tesla, las vegas sands, csx, ibm all set to report. we'll break down the numbers and get instant analysis for you coming up on "closing bell." the dow is up 122, losing a little bit of beat an award-wip with powerful, easy-to-use tools, and interactive charts to giv

her husband says he never saw any such ballot, no such ballot ever arrived, but the county, clark county, nevada, where he and his former -- and his late wife lived, he says the county nevertheless recorded her vote as having been cast and counted. fraud, voter fraud. conservative and republican groups held a big press conference in nevada the week after the election, saying that this case proved that the election in nevada was lousy with voter fraud. sure, there was just this one example they had to talk about, but surely if there was this clear case of a ballot being cast and counted from this woman who was dead, then there must be hundreds, there must be thousands. the whole election in nevada must be thrown out for all the dead people voters. look at this one case, it is clearly an exemplar of what must be many, many, many of these cases. they held that big press conference, well attended and well covered in the media. in the national media on the fox news channel they went hog wild with it. >> so was there voter fraud last week? that's a question we've been working on since election night.

but, the county, clark county, nevada, where he and his late wife lived, he says the county nevertheless recorded her vote as being cast and counted. fraud, voter fraud. conservative and republican groups held a big press conference in nevada the week after the election saying that this case proved that the election in nevada was a lousy with voter fraud. surely this was one example, but surely, if there was this one clear case of a ballot being case -- cast by this woman who is dead, there must be hundreds, there must be thousands! the whole election in nevada must be thrown out. look at this one case. this is an exemplar of one must be many of these cases. now they held a very big press conference that was well attended by the media. now in the national media, over on fox news, and they went hog wild with it. >> so was there voter fraud last week? that is the question we have been working on since election night. we try to be careful and precise as we report this out. and moments like this in matters more than ever. the last thing that america needs right now is more damage. should we

and now clarke county, nevada is one of a handful to declare health misinformation a public health crisis jones, the clarke county commissioner. i want to start right there. you declared misinformation particularly on covid a public health crisis. what does that mean in practicality for clark county governance? >> thanks. this is an epidemic within a pandemic. we have to call out people who are spreading the lies on social media and in person. so what does this mean? this means clarke county is going to take a stand against misinformation. we're going to take action. that means we're going to be out there in the public on our social media platforms, on our television platforms to make sure that people know that true information, the health information from our own public health officials from the health district and from our state public health officials. >> you know, it's interesting. it sounds like to me which is something that i've wondered if in basic journalism we have to get to this point. it's almost as if you have to make a concerted effort to flood the zone with facts to overwhel

his company, the boring company, got a green light from clark county in nevada to eventually transportr through a maze of 29 miles of tunnel underneath las vegas, connecting hotels to the stadium, to the airport. tickets cost under 10 bucks. the cost to taxpayers, zero. here is another benefit. boring company says what these tunnels do alleviate the problem of soul destroying traffic. don't i know that. wework ash, is now public. started trading on new york stock exchange with a spaces. down from 47 billion from two years ago to 9 billion two years ago when it was forced to pull the ipo. one thing remains the same. wework is losing money after the pandemic ravaged office real estate is losing three times as much money than before. but you know, some companies, while they're giving up the headquarters entirely, we could see, we are seeing for the future more flexible work space. so wework makes sense now. ashley? ashley: it does. hopefully they can start making some money. lauren, thank you so much. lauren simonetti with the biz headlines. >>> talk about the airlines. southwest and amer

historically occurred but we are seeing improving numbers here in nevada the governor sent metrics that counties need to remove the mask mandate and clarkks would come back off in los vegas. i think that would help groups start to come back >> caesar's entered football season with a lot of news, naming rights to the super tomorrow and new orleans, a big million market marketing push for sports app and your online sports betting give me a sense of how it's going so far and how football season is for caesars customers. >> we're pleased with our performance to date. we're in a bit of a volume, we're looking at our own numbers, we're tracking ahead of the expectations that were the underpinning of the numbers we laid out on our last call. we'll see in the next couple of weeks where we shake out in the various states but there this is a long process, even though the numbers look better than we anticipated if they had looked worse, i'd be telling you the same thing this is a multi-year process for us, building the business from long term. we are pleased with the start we have gotten. >> tom reeg. thank you so much for joining us we look forwa

clark county which is home to 76 percent of the states population uses less than 5 percent of the water that is available for nevadas in 45 million visitors per year they use less than one tenth of 1 percent. >> are you working on any work conservation project? >> i'm sitting on the board of trustees for those conservation initiatives for lake mead and any others. >> are you involved with the st. george water project? >> i am not. >> i will save that for next time. i yield back. >> we will go to your nevada neighbor you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chair and ranking member for hosting this important meeting into all of the witnesses for their excellent testimony. is the congresswoman said the entire southwest is facing and print unprecedented drought supplying water for over 25 million people across nevada arizona california at the lowest level since construction in the thirties and to help address this crisis so much more must be done with that consumptive use and i want to thank mr. tyrell for recognizing the importance of this program and the testimony which the congresswoman developed and here