well, in scottsdale, arizona, times are a-changing. now they're loading up robots. is this weird? >> no, no. i think it's super fun. >> reporter: this is r-1, a driverless car making deliveries for the grocery chain kroger as part of a pilot project with a new company called nuro. >> it feels very futuristic. >> reporter: a few miles away, it's changed the way shannon bagget shops online. her delivery charge, $5.95, and she says she's got more free time. >> it's super easy and it saves me an hour at the grocery store. >> reporter: nuro's cofounder says that's the point. >> we will be able to give back that huge amount of time to people. >> reporter: he says this isn't about taking away jobsabout creatingn a new market. building, monitoring, loading. but is this safe? nuro says it took years of development to plan for everything that can happen on public roads. >> we wanted to make sure people were very, very comfortable when they saw it for the first time. >> reporter: right now r-1 keeps it under 25 miles an hour and only delivers within a few miles of this one store. but within

in 2013, he bought a golf course in arizona called scottsdale national. few years renovating it. three courses, 700 acres. by the time it is finished this year, he will have spent $300 million on it. and in 2015, he started a golf equipment company called pxg. parsons extreme golf. and he is starting to use his golf course as a way to bring in people. carol: the reporter who had to do this story, right at this assignment went there. >> right. tough job. what he is doing now, for $17,500, you can spend a three day weekend at this course. you can't actually stay on the course. those villas that he is renovating are for the 139 members. but there is a four seasons nearby. jason: you have to slum it at the four seasons, make your way to the course. >> but these clubs -- he poached a couple of staffers from golf equipment companies. like, i just want you to make the best golf clubs money can buy. just the drivers themselves are about $850. he released -- carol: these are the most expensive clubs in the world, right? >> depends on how you define it. jason: they

he bought a golf course called scottsdale international. it is three courses, 700 acres. finished this year it will -- he will have spent $300 million on it. in 2015 he started a golf equipment company called pxg. parsons extreme golf. he's starting to use his golf course as a way to bring in people. carol: the reporter who had to do this assignment went over there. >> tough job. for $17,500, you can spend a three day weekend at this course. on the actually stay course -- cannot actually stay on the course. thee villas are for members, but there is a four seasons nearby. he poached a couple of staffers from golf equipment companies. he said i just want to make -- you to make the best golf clubs money can buy. just the drivers themselves are about $850. carol: these are the most expensive clubs in the world, right? jason: well above average. multiples above what most people would pay. >> four or five times mass-market brands. he has just released his second generation in january of drivers. they are a little bit cheaper, $575 for one driver. john paul went into set out the

cities, and they found scottsdale, arizona, is number one, with one of the highest median annual incomes, columbia, maryland, is second, followed by orlando, san francisco and colorado springs. those are your cnbc business headlines and marcus, i think you just started recently. sounds like you're doing pretty good. back over to you. >> not doing too badly. >> in the right place. >> thanks so much, frank. >>> all right, 4:43 for you right now. up here on "today in the bay," vianey is tracking rain in our weekend forecast. >> oh, yeah. all things seem calm now but we'll notice an increase in cloud cover and we have a wet weekend ahead, but it's also going to get windy. i'm tracking latest hour-by-hour outlook with the details coming up. >> a serious situation in fremont, ttrea of light here stopped completely. this is northbound 88 boulevard. you see the tesla parking lot in the background. crews arrived on scene and we'll try to get you more detail right now. this freeway will not be open into the near future. we'll talk you around it and show you how big the backup is. >>> plus they wai

supermarket giant kroger is using unmanned autonomous vehicles in scottsdale, arizona.th the silicon slaly start-up nuro. it took them years of development to plan for everything that could happen on public roads. right now the r-1t keeps under 25 miles an hour and only delivers within a one-mile radius of the grocery store right now. the service will set you back some $5.95, if youit decide to e >> pretty good deal, if you ask me. >>> general colin powell is thanking the veteran who helped him change a flat tire on the beltway. on wednesday, ma careen core veteran anthony maggert stopped to help ther for secretary of state without realizing it was him. general powell told nbc's andrea mitchell that maggert's small act of kindness is one the country can learn from. >> that's what we're all about, taking care of eachther. that's what makes america great. we've got to stop screaming and shouting at each other and stara ng care of each other. >> both men were on their way to walter reed hospital for medical appointments. strange coincidence, but they were m>>nt to meet. e'

check cardinal carrington from scottsdale range, wow, scoring 17. the sixth ranked cardinal took a close game and coasted, big night for alana smith, 25 points. stanford a good road win, 72- 65. >>> a's khris davis, a's fans, you'll enjoy him this season. he agreed to a one year $16.5 million deal, the largest deal oakland has given a player headed toward arbitration, last season led the bigs with 48 home runs, his third consecutive 40 homer year. he will be a free agent after the 2019 season. all this on the eve of nfl divisional playoffs tomorrow, rain in kansas city, could be the ultimate equalizer when the colts come to town and the cowboys on the road to the rams. >> chargers and patriots on sunday. >> sunday. >> be right back. after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing

check cardinal carrington from scottsdale range, wow, scoring 17. the sixth ranked cardinal took a close game and coasted, big night for alana smith, 25 points. stanford a good road win, 72- 65. >>> a's khris davis, a's fans, you'll enjoy him this season. he agreed to a one year $16.5 million deal, the largest deal oakland has given a player headed toward arbitration, last season led the bigs with 48 home runs, his third consecutive 40 homer year. he will be a free agent after the 2019 season. all this on the eve of nfl divisional playoffs tomorrow, rain in kansas city, could be the ultimate equalizer when the colts come to town and the cowboys on the (upbeat orchestral music) - tonight i want to ask you a very tough question. have you ever in your adult life looked in the mirror and thought, you know, i really figured that my life would've turned out better. if so, you are not alone. this is larry king and over the past 60 years, i've interviewed presidents, billionaires and world changers. but in today's uncertain times, when it comes to making mo

cities and they found scottsdale, aumzona isr one with the highest median annual income.re's a town right in your backyard, columbia, maryland is second, followed by orlando, san francisco and colorado springs. washington comes in 8th on that list. >>> thank you, frank. still ahead on new 4 today, did a son's netflix binge keep an entire family alwee? l tell you why they say yes. >> plus breaking news live in northeas d.c. where u-haul has crashed into a store. we'll have the latest onhat happened and the clean up efforts when news 4 today continues. >>> congress is back on the job but a compromise is yet to be reached. a late night attempthe by house to reopen the government doesn't have the support of the president. it's back to the drawing board. yourmorning and welcome to friday. >> fast approaching 6:00 a.m. and today we'll have a look at the bills that were passed and where the debate mayonext. we begin with a check on the forecast and the commute. >> melissa is standing by with your first four traffic but first lauren has your friday fo >> we have been in the mid t

. >>> a police officer was killed by speeding car in arizona on the scottsdale highway and officer clayton townsend was on a traffic stop when he was struck by a vehicle. he worked for the salt river police department that provides law enforcement services to the native american community in the area. officer townsend leaves behind a wife and 10-month-old child. >>> a person under the age of 65 died from flu -related complications in santa clara county. the county public health department said the victim was 39 years old with health issues. health officials emphasize it is not too late to get the vaccine for the flu for the season. >>> the costliest natural disaster is the camp fire. the fire killed 88 and destroyed thousands of homes and other structures in november. the financial loss was $16.5 billion. hurricane michael which devastated the florida panhandle was the second costliest at $16 billion. >>> we are at the live desk and i am anne makovec. check this out of melbourne. the lady is driving along and the freeway sign comes crashing down in front of our. it fell on the roof of her

go to jack calling from scottsdale, arizona. can you get a quick question in? caller: it is a comment and a question. on, first, let's talk about money. his little fellowship there. mr. trump has not taken a salary at all. what about hillary clinton and obama into their entire staff for eight years, pensions? hillary, bill, obama, all their staff, let's not forget the $10 trillion required in his presidency that took all the presidents in our history to do that. let's not forget wisconsin, there was a $77 billion project. ,et's not forget about iran $1.5 billion in cash. that is the money. let's talk about securities in our country. nlon needs to not forget about the sheriff that was killed the week ago by illegal immigrants. in arizona, we had a number of people killed by illegal immigrants deported. thousands of americans. maybe he needs to know somebody in his family were personally that might be murdered by an illegal immigrant, then maybe it will hit home to him so that his money thing and wall. it is not just the wall. this is about america, ok? guest: it

ey found scottsdale, arizona is number one with the highest median annual income. there's a town right in your backyard that's second, followed byo. orla san francisco and colorado springs. washington comes in 8th on that list. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> right now, first 4 traffic alert, take a look at this. chopper 4 over this problem, inner loop before 450 shutdown. cted.loop also im a tractor-trailer on its side. massive back up both rection. full details on that coming up. >> more on the rain chances, a dry morning commuteut it's going to be a wet evening commute. rain moving in once again. we'll talk about the timing of the rain chances in your neighborhood. that's coming up after this. >>> police say a u-haul look. it's over. i love you, but i'm not in love with you. she says i can't see you anymore. find furniture you'll love at... ...havertys year end sale. -now held over! the more you buy, the more you save -- up to $1000. how much you save up to yo! these thals are break-up w havertys. life looks good. denise? oh hey, sa

scottsdale, arizona, is number one, with one of the highest median annual incomes. columbia, maryland, is number two, followed by orlando, san francisco, and colorado springs. >>> did you hear this yet? san francisco-based door dash will test food deliveries with driverless cars. the food delivery service is partnering with general motors and its crews autonomous vehicle to develop a deliver i have service. it will be tested in san francisco in march. >>> new this morning, yan emotional reminder of the power of sports. >> the players and staff from san jose quakes went to san quentin state prison and played a pickup game with some inmates there. >> i've been to san quentin about seven years. when i first got here, there wasn't a soccer program. they had no goal or anything. so a lot of us men who play soccer decided that we put forward the effort to get goals and petition and try to get a soccer program going. when i get on the field and i start playing, everything else goes away. i become a human being again. >> it's touching there. i shared that on my twitter page

nancy carin lives in arizona, in scottsdale, arizona.y husband and i -- when we had our five children and they were grown well-thought we were entitled to grandchildren, and so we were just expecting this to happen. of course nothing was happening, and then we kept begging, bribing, cajoling, anything, threatening to adopt our own grandchildren and finally we got grandchildren. three in texas, two in arizona, and two in new york. but we forgot to pray they lived down the street. but we're grateful to have them so nancy carin in hospitality business and lives in arizona. >> host: what does christine do? >> guest: christine, she is married and has a stepson and lives in san francisco with her husband, peter, and they have -- she is a -- kristine is a -- of my children, the most politically interested and active. an attorney, served in the clinton administration as special counsel, she wait worked for a while waiting for the kerry -- the gore administration and then the kerry administration but now is back home in california and is just wri

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we have a company in scottsdale that now has four or five locations up, i guess they used to be theranos booths, i think they're at safeways, if i'm allowed to say such a thing. you go in, fill out information, go to a private booth, there's an avenue tar on the crean, grab the scope, i'm not a medical person you shove it down your throat, in your ear, it tells you how to move it. you put your hand on something, it can do pulse, temperature, other things. an algorithm does the calculations and apparent he the alduorhythm is amazingly accurate. what would happen if that type of health care became available to all of us? we crash the price, we dramatically change the availability, and yes, these things are scary. because it's a disruption of technology into our economy. but we don't have a choice. you saw the charts before. the greatest fragility in our society is promises we've made .hat we have no money and almost every slougs gets us nowhere near the types of resources needed. we must have a disruption in the cost of delivery. part of the thought experiment, it's been a year or two, but

luckrchased a down on its country club in scottsdale, arizona.time it is finished at the end of this year, he will have dropped $3 million to renovate this golf course. right now, it is the setting for his golf club. he's making his own equipment now. couldgolf clubs, you spend $850 on one of these drivers. he's using the course as a place for addicted golfers like himself to come and test out the clubs and spend a weekend. a set of clubs, cost $6,000. it's not that they hit the ball better. as well as the ball you do with the clunky clubs, but they look like the pros. >> a writer who went, he's been writing about call for decades, he said one of the biggest differences, if you get measured and custom fitted while you are there, that makes a huge difference. david: which they better do for $17,500. david berkowitz has a brownstone on sale on the website. he paid $5 million for it. he's asking for $23 million. it's quite a house. it is a big brownstone for new york standards. >> six floors, 10,000 square feet, five bedrooms, 20 closets. carol: i a

with folks back home in arizona which is just beautiful, i think it was like 74 degrees today in scottsdale. and i will get, well, i paid into the program. and you did. and you know, we have a social contract with you on those benefits. but we do need to understand some of the actual math. this is sort of the average person who will be moving into retirement over this decade. for social security, you will $50,000 in about social security taxes. you're going to get about $616,000 back out. ok. those two are fairly in balance even though as you know all that money went to the trust fund is loaned to the federal government. and then we take the federal government actually or treasury puts special t-notes and my last time i checked they were paying like 3% so they actually had a reasonable rate of return. but the one that causes most of the deficit over the next decade, two decades, three decades you look at medicare. average person will have paid about $140,000 in medicare taxes. they're going to get $422,000. so 140 in, 422 out. . so when you see that number, it's an understanding, we need to

the 16th hole at the phoenix open in scottsdale, arizona, is known to be a pressure cooker for professionalodland invited special olympian amy bockerset to play with him. >> are you amy? >> yes. >> give me a hug. i hear you're a good golfer. >> yes. >> you want to do a hole with us? >> yes. >> okay. >> oh, yeah! they love me. >> ball. nice. give me a five. >> i got this. >> you got it? >> yeah. >> let's do it. >> yeah! >> that is so awesome. >> yes. >> you are so awesome. >> oh, my gosh. it was not t-- the most beautifl thing. >> she's on the way to college on a scholarship. >> of course she is. >> sinks it in front of people, no stress. >> she's like, they like me. >> we love you, actually. >>> hoda with a confession, as she nears the end of her ten-day diet challenge. i can't wait to hear this. plus, j.lo herself gets involved when carson, being the good friend he is, tries to get her to eat some sugar and derail her diet. >> you've taken this next level, the ten-day challenge. >>> first, the video of pink's husband teaching their 7-year-old daughter to shoot a rifle that has started a ne

scottsdale, arizona. chris. is the border wall necessary? good morning.nk border security is absolutely necessary for arizona and all states. is everyone is talking around it. the wall is a political term. even trump has said he's willing to call it a fence or barricade. it's part of border security. we already have walls in some places. what really bothers me is we are just talking past each other right now in these discussions really generate a lot of anxiety , anger and polarize us. they really don't solve the problem which i think they all agreed you need a secure border and that's a combination of walls, barriers, fences drones. whatever it takes. mizer says texas politicians and some in the gop express skepticism about from small in his story today. he notes the debate playing out in texas. the state with the longest order with mexico. that's more nuanced than the one taking place in washington with points of view that differ between the border areas, the statewide politicians who have to take those voters into consideration and the more sharply rep

host: let's go to marry,: from detroit -- let's go to alan, from scottsdale, arizona. good morning.aller: good morning. thanks for c-span. just a real quick note to james. it takes two to tango. even though president trump said the words i own it, this is the thing that's interesting, nancy pelosi in her press conference yesterday said haven't i been clear about the border? haven't i been clear? i'm not going to give a dollar for the border. but then she goes on and says, it's all about our values, our values and unity. our values is the constitution of the united states, and for some reason the democrats never want to talk about the constitution about having a balanced budget and not overspending and putting us into $22 trillion worth of debt. our she goes on and says diversity is our strength. fine, but it takes two to tango, correct, then she goes on and says, our unity is our power. i don't know that means, what do you think that means? our unity is our power? andunity is the democrats, that's all they talk about is the power. nowre at a point right three weeks from now, i hope

so, why joining us right now from scottsdale, arizona daca recipient alario.. >> happy new year. good to see you again. steve: refresh folk's memory how did you come to this country. >> i came here when i was a year old. my mom brought me here through no fault of my own. i couldn't make my own decision. i grew up undocumented. i grew up homeless. i have grew up without a father and rough neighborhood. it was my conservative values that made me who i am today. as a result i'm a first generation college graduate. i have an incredible job as well. well. pay taxes. steve: right. exactly. you have have status in this country through daca. i'm sure your mind would be put to rest if they finally come to a solution. right now, regarding daca, the main topic is the wall. and what do you think about president trump's demand that democrats come back to the table and negotiate for wall funding? >> look, i agree with the president. i talk to hun dreads and thousands of dreamers. i think we are all in agreement that safety is -- should be our number one priority. i think th

he joined the police force in 1986 when he started with scottsdale p.d., and also served as a minute of the arizona d.p.s.'s gang and illegal immigration task force. mr. biggs: in an interview five years ago before selected as chandler's top cop, chief dugeness said -- dougans said, i was a kid who wanted to be a chief? no, it's the greatest honor that can be bestowed on me professionally. chief dougan, your services to chandler have been honorable. the citizens of chanledler thank you for your leadership. throughout your career, you have dedicated yourself to protecting our liberties and ensuring that criminals are removed from the streets. these values -- people are valued to call you an influencer and leader. congratulations on your award, you earned it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. . >> mr. speaker, article 1, section 27 of the pennsylvania constitution reads, quote, the people have a right to clean air,