nhtsa is requesting more data from the autonomous vehicle companies to build more public trust in the technology. the program is voluntary, and there are plenty of critics. the focus should be really on several things. if you're the national highway traffic safety administration, things that we could be doing right now to make our roads safer. things like combating distraction and impaired drivin, and what they should be doing in autonomous vehicle space is focusing on promulgating standards to make sure these vehicles are operating safely. this program does none of that. currently, there are no federal regulations for autonomous cars, so individual states make their own rules. in california, the dmv is responsible for regulating driverless cars. program still has to go through a slew of federal regulations before it can be implemented. so it's set to be handed to president elect trump's new administration. in the past, mr. trump has said he wants to ease barriers for self-driving cars, but he has not yet commented on today's announcement. the last of three officers charged in the 202

deregulation from ftc to nhtsa and others and tesla and other, the street now is just starting to realize i think how this plays out and that's why i think over the 12, 18 months, nasdaq 25,000. >> okay. so that's what this is primarily about, the trump administration being more friendly for tech no surprise you have a parade of ceo in palm beach to talk to the president-elect. >> i think there are two reasons. one, it's the multiplier. for every dollar spent on nvidia chip there's across the rest of tech. when you get software, you get cybersecurity and other parts of infrastructure, i think now you're starting to see the trade spread out and it's 10:00 p.m. in the ai party and now behind the velvet ropes and they're getting led into the party. when you have a deregulatory perspective in the beltway, that's why this is setting up for what's to be a golden era for ai and now from a deregulation perspective, ftc whether it's deal making, and nhtsa, now it's just getting started to what we view as it was going to be just a unique, special moment. >> you think the cases that were either talk

the nhtsa often investigates crashes involving electric vehicles with self-driving features. the cybertrucks have had six recalls and three investigations, including an august 2024 crash in texas in which the vehicle veered off the road and burst into flames. in this piedmont crash, officials said last week that speeding is possibly a contributing factor, but they have not yet said if driver assistance features in the cybertruck were engaged at e time of the accident. inged at e piedmont, i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> the san francisco federal building is now officially the speaker. nancy pelosi federal building. >> the dedication to a long time san francisco congresswoman comes after some big changes in the area. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is here with reaction to those changes. suzanne. >> dan. >> christine. congressional leaders, past san francisco mayors, the building architect. they were all there to honor speaker nancy pelosi today and celebrate the federal building dedication. now, the building was named after her and it's controversial piece of

the national highway traffic safety administration, or nhtsa, has announced a new national frameworkled the evy step program. the agency would make driverless car companies have an easier route before they can deploy the vehicles. in exchange, nhtsa is requesting more data from the autonomous vehicle companies to build more public trust in the technology. the program is voluntary, and there are plenty of critics. the focus should be really on several things. if you're the national highway traffic safety administration, things that we can be doing right now to make our roads safer. things like combating distraction and impaired driving, and what they should be doing in autonomous vehicle space is focusing onn promulgating standards to make sure these vehicles are operating safely. this program does none of that. currently, there are no federal regulations for autonomous cars, so individual states make their own. in california, the dmv is responsible for regulating driverless cars. this new national program still has to go through a slew of federal regulations before it can be implemen

you are familiar with the alarm that sounds if your seat belt is not fastened, but beginning in 2027 nhtsassengers are not buckled up. the agency estimates it could save 50 lives per year. that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm chris welch. cbs news, new york. >>> up next, season's greetings from prince harry and meghan. the picture on their holiday card that's getting all the buzz. holiday greeting from prince harry and meghan. the photo that's getting all the buzz. also known as erosive ge, and relieve related heartburn. voquezna is the first and only fda-approved treatment of its kind. 93% of adults were healed by 2 months. of those healed, 79% stayed healed. plus, voquezna can provide heartburn-free days and nights. and is also approved to relieve heartburn related to non-erosive gerd. other serious stomach conditions may exist. don't take if allergic to voquezna or while on rilpivirine. serious allergic reactions include trouble breathing, rash, itching, and swelling of face, lips, tongue, or throat. serious side effects may include kidney problems, intestin

but he says she did do the right thing when she filed this report with the nhtsa.he status of her case. so now she waits for a response. >> we've gotten ten. we've gotten 100. we've got a thousand cars complaining. and then that's what will trigger the manufacturer to try to remedy the situation and fix what's going on. >> jamie wants officials to investigate and possibly issue a recall so other drivers aren't in danger. >> i just want everyone to know that it's a possibility. >> so bottom line, if this does happen to you, there are two things you need to make sure to do. first, file a report with the nhtsa and also file a claim with your insurance company. you can also make sure your attorney general is aware. esther bower, fox 35 news. >> a tractor trailer carrying 44,000 pounds of dried chickpeas caught fire in death valley national park. the national park service released a picture of the truck in flames not long after its brakes overheated while going down daylight paths and mud canyon road on november 21st. emergency and cleanup crews were notified about the

the nhtsa often investigates crashes involving electric vehicles with self-driving features. the cybertrucks have had six recalls and three investigations, including an august 2024 crash in texas in which the vehicle veered off the road and burst into flames. in this piedmont crash, officials said last week that speeding is possibly aweek contributing factor, but they have not yet said if driver assistance features in the cybertruck were engaged at the time of the accident. in piedmont, i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> closing arguments got underway today in san francisco in the murder trial of cash app founder bob lee. nima momeni is accused of stabbing and killing lee in april last year.omeni insists he acted in self-defense. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow has followed this story from the beginning and has the latest developments. >> prosecutors making their closing arguments today, beginning by playing bob lee's call to 911, in which he repeatedly pleaded for help. contrasting that call to his lack of a call to 911 or police, even though he had testified it

the nhtsa is now conducting a federal investigation as well. another headline that we are watching, not the warm welcome they were hoping for a british band touring the united states was robbed at gunpoint in vallejo. bring the police. ring the police. guys, somebody ring the police! the band is called sports team posted on facebook. they were at a starbucks when a man came in and said, some guys are breaking into a van. they ran outside and confronted the suspects. that's when one of the robbers pulled out a gun. the musicians say they lost all of their personal gear, but not their instruments, so they were able to continue to sacramento for their next stop on their tour. for me, i say this a lot. like i really mean it. i think this is the greatest country on earth, and i think it just needs to prove it on so many levels. you know, it's i understand why guns are a problem here, and i kind of understand the sort of frontier spirit that exists in america. but i do think it's got to be time to make a change when it's being held up at gunpoint. ju

the nhtsa is now conducting a federal investigation as well. not backing down and taking it to the people. the san mateo county board of supervisors is moving forward with putting a measure on the upcoming ballot aimed at removing sheriff christina corpus from office. nbc bears jocelyn moran joins us now in studio with what voters will have to decide. and really, what is the sheriff's reaction to this? yeah, jes essentially, voters will be deciding whether their elected leaders can kick out the embattled sheriff. some today expressing support for this. others are standing with sheriff corpus. it's the latest push to oust the san mateo county sheriff. we must place this on the ballot. our sheriff needs to be held accountable. the board of supervisors today approved a measure that is set to appear on the march 4th ballot. it will ask voters to give them the power to remove an elected sheriff from office. for cause. their vote and their voice will be respected. a recall election, you know, would come far too late. supervisor noelia caruso says the

quote, a reuters analysis of the nhtsa crash data showed tesla accounted for 40 out of the 45 crashes reported to the agency through october 15th. 40 out of the 45 fatal incidents reported. that sounds bad if you're tesla, right? if you're tesla, better to not have people ever hear numbers like that. therefore, don't collect the numbers anymore. stop collecting all this excessive data, problem solved. problem solved for tesla and for elon musk. problem not solved for the contra costa fire county firefighters who were in that truck. problem not solved for the eight kids in the giant smash up in the thanksgiving day tunnel crash. problem not solved for the sengt grader medevaced to a hospital in north carolina after getting off a school bus the tesla slammed into. problem not solved for them, but it is solved for the billionaire. i should note this reporting from reuters is based on a document reuters saw. we haven't seen the document ourselves. we have also reached out to tesla and the trump transition for comment. so far we have not heard back. we'll let you know. when you're thinking

they had their own models and many see the long run rate is higher now for a nhtsa reason, so they areaying what you are saying, avoid the long end, go to the shorter end. others are saying things haven't changed, we are still going down ultimately and the shortened provides a lot of value, etc. it depends on what your view is. you can take a big swing or just be cautious. >> the ever elusive neutral rate. great story today and thank you so very much for your time. joining us now to move over to an equity market perspective on all of this, private bank global equity strategist at jp morgan. and you take a look, a day is not a trend but clearly the market is taking a bit of a breather. you have many wall street strategist pushing the bar higher for next year. nowhere near what you are seeing in terms of the run-up you've seen in equity market this year, and you think about the differential between the way people are betting on the stock markets vs. the bond markets. is the stock market the relative safe place right now? >> i think at the end of the day we are trying to focus on the fund

nhtsa is investigating tesla because it believes that the vehicles that tesla has are killing people. and to compound it, as you were discussing, under this very vague set of powers which elon musk is going to receive as the head of the department of government efficiency, he would be able to move in and ultimately create a situation where regulations, which are in place in order to provide for the public health and safety to be protected, could be lifted. could be removed. because his past has shown that he has a disregard for regulations. and these regulations are on the books for a reason, and it's to protect public health and safety in the instance that mr. lipton is investigating. it goes to our national security, the protection of our country and our well-being. so we have to absolutely ensure that there are guardrails around mr. musk as he enters into this new world where he's in charge of the government with absolutely no regulations, no protections, no guardrails to put around things that he can do with the information which he is able to have access to. >> senator markey, pl

this morning, the national highway traffic and safety administration nhtsa, tells today in the bay itse still collecting evidence on the cause of that crash, but they have not opened a formal investigation. 636 right now and happening today in san francisco, closing arguments scheduled to begin in the high profile murder trial of nima momeni. now, prosecutors say he stabbed cash app founder bob lee to death in april of last year. this is in a drug fueled rage over lee's relationship with his sister. the defense argues that lee actually lunged first with their client with a knife. once closing arguments wrap, jury deliberations will get underway. also today in foster city leaders there, they will hatch a new plan. this is for what some call a noisy and messy situation involving a hard to control goose population. yeah, critics say that these geese have been a problem for years over at leo ryan park. well, tonight, council members, they will consider adopting a new management plan. and supporters say that it will focus on non-lethal methods like habitat changes and noisemakers. the publi

this morning, the national highway traffic safety administration nhtsa, tells today in the bay its teams are still collecting evidence about the cause of the crash. they have not yet opened an investigation. well, happening today in san francisco. closing arguments scheduled to begin in the high profile murder trial of nima momeni. prosecutors say he stabbed cash app founder bob lee to death in april of last year. this is in a drug fueled rage over lee's relationship with his sister. the defense argues that lee actually lunged first at their client with a knife once. closing arguments. wrap. jury deliberations will get underway. our ginger conejero saab. she will have more on this in a live report coming up in our next half hour. well, in foster city leaders there, they will hatch a new plan. this is for what some call a noisy and messy situation involving the hard to control goose population. critics say that the geese have been a problem for years at leo ryan park, and tonight council members will consider adopting a new management plan. supporters say that it focuses on non-lethal met

we should note the nhtsa conducts investigations concerning safety related defects in vehicles. crash happened a week ago around three in the morning. the three people who died were recent piedmont high graduates who were home for the holidays. >> south korea's president, facing growing calls to resign when the parliament lawmakers intervened when he called for martial law in the country. and as fox's stephanie bennett tells us, lawmakers are pushing to impeach him. >> south koreans protesting in the streets of seoul calling for president yoon suk yeol to resign after his short lived martial law. >> those who tried this crazy move, they are still in their seats and until they step down, we are not. we don't feel we are safe enough. >> on wednesday, lawmakers submitted a motion to impeach yoon. they will need support of two thirds of parliament and a handful of members from yoon's own party to break ranks. >> he basically committed a coup d'état. impeachment is not a choice anymore. it's a must. >> yoon's defense minister, chief of staff and other senior aides have all announced

check that your kids are in the right seat at nhtsa. gov. the right seat. >> 2024 was a tough year for the left, but did they learn any lessons? let's start with kamala's media allies. >> as the first female vice president. history is going to look kindly on her term. she's made some really important strides on behalf of women in the country. i hope we take a moment to acknowledge her extraordinary history making contributions and not just, you know, leave this her sole legacy as having lost the presidency, her contributions. >> you mean as the border czar, or maybe coming in a distant second in a presidential race? well, joining me now is doctor nicole saphier, fox news contributor. and all around good. just great person. so what was the big contribution? what was the big contribution of kamala harris? what was her? she's been there for four years. i defy you nicole, to name something. >> well, jason, so first of all, it is a big feat to have the first female vice president. but let's remember, no one really voted for her. and actually, whe

it should be noted that the nhtsa conducts investigations concerning safety related defects in vehiclesgraduates who were home from college for the thanksgiving holiday. >> san francisco city leaders have approved hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for planning for a seawall along the embarcadero. it authorizes $571 million for planning, design, construction and flood studies for the embarcadero seawall. it also includes improvements to emergency firefighting systems and earthquake safety, as well as money to help build affordable housing for low and middle income people who may be displaced due to rising sea levels. the project will come with the help from the u.s. army corps of engineers and the city department of public works. >> tentative plans for uc berkeley's tallest dorm yet has been unveiled. uc berkeley shared initial plans to build this 23 story dorm for cal berkeley students in the south side neighborhood. the high rise would be located at what is currently the university's public affairs office. it would provide 1500 beds of student housing. final plans still need t

now, we should note the nhtsa conducts investigations concerning safety related defects in vehicles.three people who died were recent piedmont high graduates who were home for the thanksgiving holiday. >> our time now is 606 members of a british rock band say they were robbed here in the bay area, just as their u.s. tour was beginning. get down, get down, get down, get down! >> ring the police. ring the police. >> now the band. sports team posted this video yesterday on x. they say the thieves stole personal items, including passports, from their van, which was parked in vallejo outside of a starbucks. band members told the bbc the robbers pointed a gun at their tour manager. now, the band is scheduled to perform saturday night in san francisco. ktvu has tried to get a comment from vallejo police. we're still waiting for a response. an experienced mountain climber from livermore is among three people missing in new zealand. while trying to climb the highest mountain in new zealand. last weekend, 50 year old carlos ramirez started climbing mount cook. it's 12,000ft high. but ramirez,

many of these are nuanced and may never rise to your level, but as a couple of examples with nhtsa we were able to get the red carpet rule on the books. it hadn't existed prior to mike sallaberry and his group's participation, and now it's open for others to use. another good example is the innovative clean transit rule, which we were heavily involved in. while we didn't get everything we wanted and that was promulgated by carb, we didn't get everything we wanted, but we were instrumental in getting some language in that specifically benefited our agency and helped us get credit for some of our zero emission vehicles. as a more recent note, in the last couple of weeks, cpuc passed a rule that julie friedlander was heavily involved in that had to do with automated vehicles and the traffic impacts that they cause, or that they can cause. again, on the bottom of the slide, you can see some of the examples of what we're currently working on and some recent rulemakings that we participated in. appreciate your support with these, and thank you for your time. happy to answer any questions. d