they've already been urged by ntsb to, you know, come up with more stringent rulemaking. >> right. >>yeah. >> how is this any different from somebody drag racing a ford or, you know, trying to surf on the top of a moving chevy? tesla tells people ex-clplicitl buying a car that expensive, don't do this? >> definitely says in the own beer's manual you must engage these systems with supervision these are responsibilities that will be a part of the discussions and the investigation here that said, as was said before and deirdre brought this up. confusing. if you have tremendous faith in the fans, bloggers in the community, elon musk themselves and you see them very optimistic about these systems you might have overconfidence in what you can do with them and might be encouraged to follow the lead of some of these bloggers who elon musk interacts with regularly demonstrate issing hands-free driving while filming. or other, other unsafe uses of the vehicle. >> right so extreme overconfidence, tobl. >> laura, thank you for breaking it down. to read laura's reporting and much more. jon? >>> sa

the faa and the ntsb are investigating. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, there's a new safety warning peloton machine, and toyota is rolling out full electric vehicles. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. ibm on deck, along with sever -- with self -- with several closely watched tech companies including netflix. meantime, all three major indices ended in positive territory on friday. the dow industrials rallied 164 points. the nasdaq added 13. the s&p 500 gained 15 points. >>> federal regulators are urging people with kids and pets to immediately stop using peloton's tread-plus treadmill. the warning comes after this hard-to-watch video surfaced of a a boy playing with a ball when he gets pulled and trapped under the equipment. fortunately he is okay. the consumer product safety commission says it's aware of 39 similar incidents with this treadmill including one death. peloton is calling the warning, quote, inaccurate and misleading. >>> bit coin is suffering the steepest slide since february ether and dutch coin

advancing one or more of the building blocks in the fsb roadmap over the course of the year with the ntsb providing annual updates at the g. g20. we are klavern in closely with the committee on payments and market the structures which has key role given the decision of central banks and ecosystem and to study targets the fsb is leaving multiple elements of the roadmap itself advancing building blocks that are more exploratory nature for example the soundness of the global coin in on this particular topic listed thela issue be made recommendations for the supervision of stable coin on the national and international level. cross-border payments are are global and bald many countries outside of the g20 membership could read every to be conclusive in our approach all remaining well organized for the goals we set ourselves in that and we partner with the world bank and i in their respective missions. we will also engage a financial institution service providers practitioners and academics as we advance this work. we plan to communicate information and back public consultation conferences in bi

reintroduce a bill that would establish a federal agency to investigate police killings much like how the ntsb investigates plane crashes. congresswoman you need bipartisan senator. yet you have senator lindsey graham denying there is systemic racism in this country. let's start there. what's your response to the senator? >> senator graham basically is trying to tell us that the sky is not blue. you know, it's as if saying, you know, we don't have poverty issues in this country because we have millionaires and billionaires. i really don't know what he was -- what point he was trying to make with that statement. but it is obvious that we have a long way to go in this country. if we have lawmakers who are refusing to acknowledge the fact that there is, you know, institutionalized racism that is embedded within our systems that we need to actively work in booting out. >> i want to remind our viewers how the minneapolis police department originally described george floyd's murder. we can put this up on screen. it is stunning the look at now. this is the press release from the day he was killed. it

people who have teslas and as they do that the criticism is from some people including the head of ntsbldn't have regular citizens testing out beta versions of the autopilot software but only crash drivers until you can release the software why this is a story to see play out over the weeks and months to come, whether or not nhtsa does something because they have investigated more than two dozen. >> investors are excited about the potential for full self-driving. >> sure. >> represents a risk around that story. thank you. we'll continue to follow it. >> you bet it. >>> coming up on "power lunch," investors will injous to talk about the economy and his new plays and i'll join letyr matheson for "power lunch" right after this get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. at calvert we know responsible investing is hard. if you're concerned about the e

last month, the ntsb was investigating nearly two dozen crashes involving tesla's auto pilot feature.nd don't make the vehicle autonomous. todd: cheryl, oregon not reading the tea leaves on the mask thing. cheryl: one of the top health officials floated the idea to require masks and social distancing indefinitely, saying we are not out of the woods yet. a republican state senator responding, what scientific studies do the mandates rely on. business versus had to play mask cop for the better part of a year now. you spoke with one of those business owners. >> as far as impacting our business, we have enough troubles right now as far as covid and all of the other restrictions that we have. for us trying to monitor that and police that for customers coming into the store, it's a huge challenge. we have young children working for us, 17, 18 years old. they're not going to confront somebody that is not wearing a mask when they come in. it's nerve-racking. cheryl: the mask mandate in oregon is set to expire on may 4th. we'll see if this actually goes through. a lot of folks are very against

the ntsb did conduct an independent investigation into the lithium ion batteries that you'll find inor thermal runaway, but tesla published its own report that found that their batteries prevent fires. >> sam, thank you. >>> 7:42 mr. roker, do you have a check of the weather >> a lot of us are awfully chilly we've got 71 million people, stretching from texas all the way into the northeast under some sort of freeze watch or warning. frost advisory in fact, the average date of the last frost, march 15th back in texas. as you get to oklahoma, april 15th but we are seeing that frost stretching over a wide range denver, 25 degrees, average of 39 little rock, 71. tomorrow we're going to see those chilly temperatures. pittsburgh, 41 degrees but as we get toward the end of the week, temperatures warm up new york city will be up to 68 little rock by saturday, 69. denver will see 66 and we're also talking about our climate. the state of the climate by the world meteorological association, this year one of the three warmest year on record 1.2 degrees above the industrial average. greenhouse gas

the ntsb says this is going on with limited oversight or reporting requirements.lanes? do we allow beta tests of airplanes to fly over the sky of u.s. neighborhoods that have not been approved by the government? >> again it is a fair question. i wish more of our energy was looking making ways of having safer transportation, instead of looking at with i'm calling the green new deal phase one programs. yes, we absolutely need to focus on safety. when you think about the new transportation bill coming out, $2.3 trillion. it is only focused on updating making 10 bridges safer, we are missing the mark. we have an opportunity to do a lot more with a lot, a lot less and a lot better, we're totally missing the mark right now. elizabeth: they're looking at 10 major bridges but they're looking at a lot of other, hundreds of little bridges across the country. we hear about the 10 bridges. we understand what you're saying. congresswoman, thanks so much for joining us. good to see you. >>> coming up former state department official kiron skinner, climate envoy john kerry in a

why would we waste time to put together a national panel, similar to the ntsb, to go around and investigated to do the same job. jillian: let's pull up statistics here, numbers of officers leaving the force and just a couple cities across the country to give you an idea. philadelphia, 79 cops intend to he retire within four years. they already have 268 vacancies. the nypd officers, my goodness, everything they've been through, more than 5300 left the force in 2020, a 75% spike from 2019 and baltimore, 81 officers have left in 2021. there are 500 cops short. specifically because you're from baltimore, clyde, i'll stick with you for this one. what does something like that do to the officers that are working day in, day out, tirelessly. i'm sure they're exhausted. >> it's putting a strain on the physical and mental abilities of our police officers to go out and have to work long hours, to go out and have to cover protests and still deal with the rising crime and violence in our estimate we're almost at 100 homicides here in baltimore city and here we are sitting in the month of april. what we

the ntsb has now released a preliminary report indicating the suv driver accelerated after stopping at stop sign straight into an oncoming big rig. the truck driver did not have a stop sign. the suv driver was among those who died. the crash still under investigation. >>> a big scare at the san diego zoo. a viper bit an employee. here's the headline from our sister station's website. san diego zoo says the worker was hospitalized. no word on their condition so far. it happened when a wildlife care specialist was working with an african bush viper in a non-public area. the zoo says it was never a risk of the snake escaping. i wouldn't want that job. >>> pushing for transparency. next on "today in the bay," the changes one state lawmaker is requesting when it comes to recall petitions and why it won't have any impact on the governor gavin newsom's recall effort. >>> and pushing for bipartisanship in washington and in certain cases the president is getting it. >>> plus the warriors are nearly set to take the long-awaited step bringing the fans back to the chase center. how you can be a pa

so far at the ntsb >> thank you we look forward to hearing more as the story continues >> thanks.. sticky green stuff maybe dogcohn. we'll tell you at the break. >> "squawk box" returns after this these days you have to keep everything moving and reinvent the wheel. with a hybrid, you can do both. that's why manufacturers are going hybrid with ibm. with watson on a hybrid cloud factories can use ai to automate the little things so they can focus on the next big thing. businesses that want to innovate at scale are going with a smarter hybrid cloud using the technology and expertise of ibm. >>> mary jane? is that -- >> it's an official holiday. snickers jumping off the weed wagon. >> that's pretty good. what was your candy of choice for those moments, andrew? >> what kind of moments are you referring to >> you know i like carbs chips would have been it over candy. >> meantime, marijuana legalization trying to figure out the difference between canadian and u.s. pot stocks. frank holland joins us with more on that. frank. >> hey, good morning, andrew very interesting introduction to t

pockets inside the ship, so divers knocked on the hull today hoping for contact, but no response the ntsb marine casualty and now set to investigate. it's been three days since the coast guard received that distress call. so far they have recovered six people no victims identified, and the cause still unknown. >>> the u.s. government reports it has almost 22,000 migrant children in its custody right now, and that number is expected to rise to about 35,000 next month. we've been reporting on the surge of migrant children crossing the southern border without their parents, but what happens after they get here? well, about 80% of them already have a family member living in the united states. that's according to homeland security about 40% of those family members are their legal parents or guardians those family members then have to call a hotline and piece together information on where their children are reuniting often a painful process, they tell us. one that sometimes takes weeks, even up to a month the resources are limited, the parents are desperate. like one mom who decided to take mat

the ntsb is investigating the crash. >> let's talk about peloton. a lot with my friends and family about. facing intense pressure to recall their treadmills which cost about $4,000. these are pricey things after dozens of accidents but the company is pushing back strongly on this. what's happening? >> over the weekend the consumer product safety commission said if you have this tread plus you -- and have children or pets you should stop using it. here is video that the government released. shows two little kids playing around this tread. you can see one of the children has a ball there. if you watch, you can see this thing completely unravel. the kid gets stuck under there and at one point sucked below. one child running away to get help. the other child sucked completely under this tread and free himself and get out of there. now the company says the ceo says, look, there is a safety key and our instructors are going to continue to remind users when they start a class to use that safety key. that's where they are right now. but they say they will n

the ntsb has published a preliminary report in connection with a crash near the u.s. mexico border that killed 13 people. this was last month. an suv packed with migrants either slowed or stopped before being hit by a semi this was in imperial county. looking at the scene. the report is suggesting the driver tried to avoid the crash. but the overloaded vehicle just could not stop in time. there are 25 people packed into a 1997 ford expedition. that driver was arrested on human smuggling charges president biden has tapped former richmond police chief chris magnus to lead the u.s. customs and border protection. >> magna serving as richmond's top cop from 2000, 6 until 2015 and was known for reducing the number of shootings and killings while helping to rebuild community trust in law enforcement. he currently serves as chief of police in tucson, arizona. magnus will have to be confirmed by the senate before heading up the agency. meantime, president joe biden meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers today to discuss his american jobs plan the more than 2 trillion dol

other things we're following, the ntsb has gotten involved with this information.he u.s. coast guard they had thermal imaging dating back to tuesday of five people on the hull of the ship, two of whom shipped off and were rescued one by a u.s. cutter, a third person is unaccounted for and the two others, did retreat for shelters into the ship, and there was communication as of 10:00 on tuesday night. that's the last they say they heard of it. there were reports there might have been further communication in the following days. that is unfounded according to the u.s. coast guard but we have reached out to them throughout the course of this day, have gotten very few questions answered on camera or details of the actual search. we did see, however, a family member hold an impromptu press conference at this fire station over my shoulder where i'm standing not far from where the search is being conducted we're in port fourchon, and she said she's hopeful she was told by seacor that 8 to 10 divers had deployed it would take them four days, once they get inside the ship t

technology assisting drivers to keep them in lanes, prevent collisions, et cetera the chief of the ntsb, robert sumalt has been critical of tesla in the past. he says the company shouldn't be testing beta versions of software with people driving and testing out the beta software. it's unclear if there was beta software in in tesla model s it's a 2019 version. again, still unclear if autopilot was engaged at the time of the accident one last thing regarding tesla, look at this video this comes to us from shanghai auto show. and the reason it's getting attention is because there was a woman who got on top of a tesla, wearing a shirt saying that tesla's brakes are unsafe. it's getting attention for two reasons. one, you don't see this very often in china, let alone at the shanghai auto show which i've reported from several times. the other thing to keep in mind, this woman has done this other parts of china this is not somebody inspired for the first time to stand up and say i see a wrong and i'm protesting about it. she has been videotaped and it has been documented she has done similar t

however, the ntsb does not regulate what and what automakers should not do on public roads the ntsb reachedhas launched 27 investigations of tesla. not all of those revolving around autonomous technology 27 investigations. as of right now, tesla is allowed to continue to test self-driving technology on public roads as other automakers this raises a big question, guys, for sometime in the auto industry, what should be allowed for the public to test in their vehicles before it is officially signed off on. because nobody truly signs off on it. it is ultimately incorporated into the technology of vehicles. >> so, that's what i was going to ask you we've been talking about this for a long time, about whether companies should or should be able to do this kind of testing on open roadways nhtsa's issue with this is they have given approval for this or they just have not given disapproval? >> no, no -- correct, they have not given disapproval. that's the issue here. what nhtsa will often do, if a piece of technology, separate from autonomous vehicle technology, any technology in a vehicle, if it is

it's under investigation by the ntsb as well as nhtsa.es said they inspected this vehicle along with investigators from the ntsb and nhtsa and they believe someone was likely driving the vehicle when it crashed. and elon musk took a chance to comment on how this crash has been covered. >> it's a tragedy and it was really extremely deceptive media practices where it was reported the auto pilot systems were the reason is completely false and those journalists ought to be ashamed of themselves. >> reporter: they have a subscription program that they talked about rolling out they were asked about it yesterday. they said they are close, not quite ready. gene munster, guys,talking a bit ago about the fact that fsd, it keepsgetting pushed back a little bit at a time and it ultimately plays into this question, is fully autonomous driving anything we're going to see soon from tesla or from other automakers the skeptics and the critics will say, no you can do some hands free driving but you cannot see fully autonomous driving in the near future it

company, self driving system was the reason that caused the fatal car crash, and administration and ntsbsh, two passengers involved, no one in the drivers seat, one was in the back, with that, elon musk personally lost $6 billion but don't cry for him he is the second or third richest of something. stuart: mightily bounced back 718 on tesla. we have big names who reported earnings earlier today. lockheed martin, defense contractor, mixed guidance looking for relatively small growth in the near-term stock down one%. proctor and gamble, people holding onto their pandemic cleaning habits. they expect sales to grow 5% or 6%, they will increase prices on a variety of products. nonetheless the stock is down. >> a big issue, rising costs -- stuart: base products going up in price, what we don't see but it pressures ceos. procter & gamble down one.7%. i want to look at ibm, they posted the first revenue growth after four straight quarters of decline, made two cloud consulting acquisitions in the quarter. investors like the stock, now it is up 3.5%. united airlines reported after the bell yesterd

the ntsb is investigating this. stock lost almost 3 and-a-half percent on the story.ines reporting its fifth consecutive quarterly loss, down close to $1.4 billion in the first quarter. ceo scott kirby is going to address investor concerns on the morning's earnings call at 10:3. he's promising a clear path to profitability in the days ahead. the airline is planning to add more than 40 new domestic routes, two international routes this year. they're looking to hope travelers will want to get back in the skies this summer. tough earnings quarter for united. a dramatic rescue off the coast of southern california, all caught on camera. officials say the boat started taking on water during a weekend outing, 14 people were on board. luckily, another boat was nearby, came to the rescue, pulling them out of the water with help of a harbor patrol boat. luckily, everyone was okay in this one, maria. those are your headlines. back to you. maria: that is a scary sight there. cheryl, thank you so much. investing for ton woke, a recent wall street journal op-ed documents the rise o

last month the ntsb was investigating nearly two dozen crashes involving tesla's auto pilot feature.to pilot features require active driver supervision and do not make the vehicle autonomous. the stock is down in the premarket, down a little more than 2%. it's actually come off of the earlier premarket session lows. well, the national guard is on standby in minnesota as the country prepares for a verdict in the derek chauvin trial. closing arguments are set to begin later this morning. the defense rested its case last week. chauvin decided to not testify in his own defense. he faces up to 40 years in prison if convicted in the death of george floyd. and spacex makes history once again, elon musk's company winning a nearly $3 billion nasa contract to build the next moon lander. it beat out two other designs. this comes as president trump's deadline to return to the moon by 2024 is now in question after the program received less funding than necessary for this year. humans last stepped on the moon back 42 years ago, maria. back to you. maria: wow. 42 years ago. all right, cheryl, thank

it would be similar to the national transportation safety board, ntsb which investigates accidents. told a local station in minneapolis, this will be a proactive board that does the work of our country. making sure the agents of the law are taking their oath seriously and the work they're doing helps communities feel safe. right now the department of justice, reporting on the past few days, investigating the minneapolis police department after thekying of george floyd. i'm told the investigation could take more than a month, even more than a year. back to you three. pete: david spunt, thank you very much. that was what i wanted for christmas, a proactive board overrun by ilhan omar. rachel: there are a still investigations she is still under. pete: true. will: the sort of double-edged sword it is when you come to federal funding, that they are giving local police departments money. they can take it away. we're looking this morning. not that much the feds give to local and state police departments. we'll see how much influence should this get passed, should ilhan omar get what she wa