for now no real takers see on wall street and when it does eventually hit the market say it will be tessa's 1st foray into the markets now can't understate how big a market that is in the u.s. can we. especially if you look at the profits if you look at market leader for ford for example they're selling or about 2 thirds of their cars they're selling here in the united states are big trucks but they make a good 70 percent of overall profits in the region seoul just just shows how lucrative the market is but if you look at the pickup market overall tesla isn't the only company playing around with electric trucks you also will have models from ford and general motors coming out in the next 2 years so tesla won't be the single player when it comes to electric trucks but overall it's a very lucrative part of the overall car industry here in the united states and by the way this mishap of tesla and also some skepticism about the design did to help the stock prices of the current leaders when it comes to pick up trucks so the stocks of general motors and ford traded tire by a good 2 percent here

a bright start was needed and they got it through tessa howard.eir own legacy is only seven golden girls remain. one of them is laura unsworth, whose touch of magic doubled their lead, showing she hasn't lost her spark. chile have never reached an olympic games — the pinnacle of this sport. in the final quarter, they managed to get a goal back, but it was little consolation. when you and we were disappointed not to come away with a medal. we knew we had to put in a tough few weeks and we are all working hard enough and is, we do not have many breaks, so we put any solid block of training and you can see the results and we're through to the olympics. it is job done for gb women as they had beaten chile 5—1 of the two games. there was relief and joy out there as they know that they can defend their olympic title in tokyo. the men's turn was next. would they bejoining the women in japan? they took an advantage in today's qualifier against malaysia. alan burnside opened the scoring with a slight penalty flick for his 100 international goal. —— and for

and know from some of the reports that's come out this is not one that was on tessa paid to there was no intelligence to suggest this but what i will say is look at the speed and efficiency of the moves he said was in particular initially the 1st responders the police to this very very quick and also look at the passers by who were helping with this incident and and to sort of juice mail i think that shows you the sort of flow of a lot of british people that we we will not take this lightly and we will deal with it but you know you look at that response it's so difficult if you've got an individual who's inspired by some cause who wants to can have a talk with a knife or other sharply bladed instrument it is virtually impossible to stop that dr david low many many thanks for your input on insight on this issue about terrorism expert dr david thank you. donald trump chose to spend his thanksgiving paying his 1st ever visit to afghanistan and greeting american troops and he had a message for them revealing talks with the taliban are back on the table despite being declared dead just 2 m

of existing shareholders including 1000000000 dollars for some of newman shares now we work spawn tessa sharply week in this past week to about 16 percent and although the company is preparing to lay off thousands of its workers the executive chair says it is going to help shape the company's future whatever that future may be reporting outside of we work in new york trinity each others are to. so we keep on hearing more and more about the colossal failure that as we work so we kind of wonder if this is going to be the top like looking back in the future when we look back at this moment be like this was the top for all unicorns across the board that there will never be a bigger failure than we were i think it's a good question and i hope the answer is yes right i hope that when we look back on it we say hey remember when we were blew up and then everybody realized that this whole thing not just we work but so many of these companies were basically running the scam they only inflated valuations. but i think one thing that will make we work special compared to everything else is the way t

day's women's super league games are under way and manchester city have the lead at bristol city — tessailling finish to the final event on golf‘s european tour as spain'sjohn rahm won the tour championship and in doing so clinched the season long race to dubai title. he was vying with england's tommy fleetwood for the honours, with the pair level as rahm headed up the last, a hole he had to birdie to beat him — which he did rolling in this three foot putt to finish on 19 under. that means he finishes as europe's number one golfer for 2019, handing him close to £4 million in prize money. tyson fury will get his rematch with deontay wilder in february, after wilder beat luis ortiz to retain his wbc world heavyweight title for the 10th time in las vegas. it was a shaky start for the champion, who was out—boxed by ortiz for six rounds. but in the seventh, wilder's devastating right hand left ortiz on the canvas, unable to beat the count. afterwards he said tyson fury was definitely next, and then he wanted a unification bout with whoever wins the rematch between anthonyjoshua and andy ruinu

in theup, tessa flunked first china built -- flaunting the first china bill -- built cars. bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm shery ahn. john: i'm john authers. time for whom flash." "bloomberg whom business flash." officers cashed in stakes. the ceo ethan brown is holding onto his stock. losts of beyond meet have compared to last month but still up more than 200% since the ipo. the ceo of uber called the murder of journalist john khashoggi compared it to the accident with a self-driving car. it was later backtracked and called the death reprehensible. the acting ceo of cbs is getting a severance check of $100 million from viacom when they complete the merger. he gets to keep his job with a new contract with tens of millions of dollars. effortto do with cbs's to support the merger without having a shot at the top job. whencame the active ceo the ceo was ousted. that is your business flash update. shery: tesla hitting a milestone. its firsty unveiling cars built in china. they come in blue and have the tesla name in chinese characters. they were built in te

in the past few visitors would have debt to venture into comune that tessa reputed to be the most dangerous neighborhood of what's often called the world's most dangerous city. like life there's more to come you will meet friends of mine lost their lives many neighbors lots of people just disappear it happened a lot around here over the school. improving people's minds this was the vision of powerhouse today that creation also encompasses infrastructure projects like these help don't escalate this. because there's no money but it's going to escalate as themselves only from the point the point is what they've been lifting people in the sense of community. they've created a sense of belonging of happiness and pride in the neighborhood they get out. there in the far more than 30 families with small shops live near the escalators so thanks to the escalators local businesses are doing much better because someone you look at obviously that's going to. go oh oh oh i thought oh yes then we'll. these days consuelo gussie is shop is trying. time seems to be tougher. thank you getting around used to b

remember that awkward moment during tessa's cyber truck reveal? >> [ bleep ]. >> elon musk explains and breaks his silence, should we say, on the unbreakable glass incident. cnn business is next. >>> in southern california, the so-called cave fire is growing and threatening homes in santa barbara county. the fire started yesterday. driven by strong winds, it crossed a highway near the santa barbara city limits. it's burned 3,300 acres, 0% containment. southern california edison has cut power for more than 400 homes and is considering thousands more. >>> a robbery suspect wielding a machete was shot and killed by police in hollywood. some of it was captured on cell phone video. >> don't do it. don't do it. [ gunshots ] the suspect first being chased by an officer and then turning and charging at that officer. police think the suspect robbed an auto parts store and carried stolen batteries and jumper cables to a nearby drive-through. he carjacked a customer and tried to drive away and crashed into two patrol cars. officers chased him. and they used

. >>> if you want to drive something that looks like a bat mobile, you might want to test drive tessa's new pickup truck. elon musk unveiled the cyber truck. a bullet-proof truck that looks like art more than a truck. a stainless steel alloy allows the car to be bullet-proof against smaller firearms, including a 9 millimeter and gun. but during a demonstration of the unbreakable glass windows. >> oh, my god. well -- maybe that was a little too hard. >> the glass broke. production on the cyber truck begins in late 2021. >> best laid plans. >>> coldplay holding off on touring for its new album until it can figure out how to make its concerts more environmentally friendly. ♪ front man chris martin telling the bbc the band wants to take time over the next year or two to consider how future tours can be sustainable and actively beneficial. he says that flying is the biggest problem and he would be disapointed if the band's tour wasn't carbon-neutral. he wanted to have a show with no single-use plastic. i'm thinking of a big, megaconcert, that these guys put on. can you think of how many stra

tessa actually came out on top in the first round but then the last time they were able to count sue resume. still 70,000 to count. many vote by moyle and provisional ballot. officials with the department of elections said they would continue for days. >> as far as people want to draw conclusions from the numbers from where the votes are falling, i think it's still too soon to make final predictions. >> we're humbled that so many san francisco i can't answer put us in their race and speaks for a different approach to law and order. >> reporter: in a statement, that is on the screen, i'm alyssa harrington ktvu news. >>> our election coverage on ktvu.com and on the home page you will find more information. >>> time is 5:05. >>> the kinkade fire is now 100% contained. it was fully contained more than a day ahead of schedule. 374 buildings were destroyed including 174 homes. 60 other buildings were damaged and four firefighters were hurt. now the cause of the fire is still being investigated. but pg&e said it had equipment problems near where the fire started just before flames were firs

got the attention, people are critics of tesla have that reconfirm in peace under people who love tessae. >> ford sold 1 million trucks in 2018, that's a lot, did they have to worry about losing market share to this? >> i don't think the f1 50 but maybe the bronco or the lifestyle vehicles do, we don't know what ford electric pickup will look like, it will be more conventional looking and more geared towards potentially a commercial buyer instead of lifestyle. david: thank you very much. 21 million boomer houses might be hitting the market but who will be buying all those houses, we will break it down coming up next. ♪ as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hi honey, we got in early. yeah, and we brought steve and mark. ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off

a bright start was needed and they got it through tessa howard.ed finish settling any early nerves. these players need to make their own legacy is only seven golden girls remain. 0ne legacy is only seven golden girls remain. one of them is laura unsworth, whose touch of magic doubled their lead, showing she hasn't lost her spark. chile have never reached an olympic games. the pinnacle of the sport. in the final quarter, they managed to get a goal back, but it was little consolation. when you and we were disappointed not to come away with a medal. we knew we had to put any tough few weeks and we are all working hard enough and is, we do not have many breaks, so we put any solid block of training and you can see the results and we're through to the olympics. it isjob done and we're through to the olympics. it is job done for gb women as they had beaten chile 51 of the two games —— 5—1 are the two games. there was a relief and joy out there as they know that they can defend their 0lympic title in tokyo. the men's town was next. but they were joining

ellen white got her first in the league for city — with lauren hemp and tessa wullaert completing thetrom and we asked the players for clinical. in the birmingham game before the international break we probably had the same performance but the game was 1—0 until 70 minutes so to be 4-0 was 1—0 until 70 minutes so to be 4—0 up and took the chance, i thought the performance was excellent but the effort and the endeavour at 5—0 to make sure we didn't concede was pleasing. endeavour at 5—0 to make sure we didn't concede was pleasing. well, let's take a look at the other matches today. chelsea moved back on top of the women's super league courtesy of a 1—0 win over manchester united. maren mjelde's second half penalty the difference. in the merseyside derby, anfield hosted a wsl match for the first time, but it was the away side who took the points. lucy graham with the goal for everton, who beat liverpool 1—0. bristol city snatched a late draw, at reading. 3—3 the score in that one. and brighton got their season back on track, with a convincing 3—0 win over birmingham. rugby now. the euro

historian, broadcaster and writer tessa dunlop is here to tell us what's caught her eye.uestions that need to be asked. why this happened? what excuse is given for this reverential setup for burnishing this pitiful, misogynistic nonsense with an audience and a massive kilted chamber, like a scene discarded from the kings speech for looking to comically servile, she wrote. she has taken issue with that being on prince andrew plasma concha. she said, what about jeffrey prince andrew plasma concha. she said, what aboutjeffrey epstein's victims, when will they be given a gilded chamber to air their views? the content of the interview and that setting, it did seem a weird juxtaposition. he said, we have serva nts juxtaposition. he said, we have servants wandering around all the time at buckingham palace. she didn't hold back in her article. the whole sweating thing has got the tabloids excited. this was the push back against the allegation he was very sweaty in a nightclub. it is a medical condition that you can get from trauma. that is what he said, in fairness. apparently yo

his defense industry on tessa, and his injury energy industry and by executive order all of which raise government revenue and to act maliciously. i have the house and senate will soon act passed the bill sponsored by senator bruce cruz, anthony and that will sanction those involved in north stream pipeline. most of us, have worked and continue to work to get that done. in spite of her monday issues, there are also times of cooperation with russians. like in the area of counter terrorism. it is important that we make clear to the russian people, that we do value our relationship with them. we should make sure that education and cultural exchanges, still take place and that we support civil society in their country in any way we can and up was standing malign packs of their leaders. russia is the proud and important country on the international stage. in the u.s. russia relationship will exist long after putin his gone. and all this leads me to the reason we are here today. to evaluate the nomination of deputy secretary sullivan to be the populace representative is to capture that we had