but really, people who are texas tech advances in his administration. people like eli moscow, people like peter deal, who really want to see the advancement of a i. you saw all the different people from big tech, the leaders a big techs who were surrounding him at this. in other ration, the river minerals that are in greenland exceed the number of areas, minerals even controlled by china. and so it will be incredibly valuable thing. do you take it by force? probably not. can you purchase it? probably, and for a fraction of what you spend on ukraine for which there is no return, you could have purchase agreement. so i, i think they will probably see that in terms of canada, what i do think we'll see is not big from forcing himself on canada. but i do believe he's going to create discord by refusing to, to artificially support canada's g d p anymore. the united states has been doing this through with you in a few $100000000000.00 a year where we put an enormous amount of money and support canada's infrastructure and economy if trumped, has cuts off that mo

okay, so i know you got to speak with the texas tech expert about all of this today. what are they telling you? well, so. right. you know, they point out that the same concerns that america has about tiktok. and remember, there is a law on the books that says by january 19th, if tiktok is not owned by an american company, it's banned. we're waiting to see if the supreme court puts a stay on that or not. meanwhile, the same would happen to red note. yes, yes, this is a law that doesn't just affect tiktok, it affects chinese owned companies. and it could even spread. people say, well, what about tmu? what about, you know, byd cars? sure, it could spread, but for now, the concern is data, social media, young people. and that's why it hits tiktok and would hit red note. but meanwhile, in the short term, it's kind of interesting that there are people who are doing this, apparently partly as a protest to say, i'll find another chinese owned company if you won't let me use this one. at the same time, there is something to the algorithms that chinese owned companies are doing

but really, people who are texas tech advances in his administration. people like the law must go. people like peter pill, who really want to see the advancement of a i, you saw all the different people from big tech, the leaders, a big tech who were surrounding him at this. in other ration, the rare minerals that are in greenland exceed the number of areas, minerals even controlled by china. and so it will be an incredibly valuable thing. do you take it by force? probably not. can you purchase it? probably, and for a fraction of what you spend on ukraine for which there is no return, you could have purchased fremont. maybe trump is taking up a page out of china is book, right. china is whole foreign policy for many years was the opposite of united states instead of harming everyone around the world. why don't we go make their country better in exchange for something? and i think maybe trump is kind of that dropped off on him to say, maybe we could do the same thing. well in order to make america great. again, stop shipping weapons on cash overseas. so that is the message from, from

the account in texas tech talk is back online in the us of the president electron said that he would issue an executive order to reinstate be a when he returns to the white house. take told when doc full american uses as a federal binding only social media platform came into effect on sunday that from took to his platform calling to take talk to be saved, and us proposed it'd be policy owned by a us organization. the supreme court ruled the video sharing up must be sold by chinese parent company bite dense o be taken off. the bulk is found as far as ministry is being reacting to events in the us surrounding take top. yes. let me see what we hope that the us side will seriously listen to rational voices and provide an open for just a non discriminatory business environment for market entities from all countries operating in the us. we've always believed that such methods should be decided independently based on market principles. if chinese enterprises are involved, they must comply with china's laws and regulations. so that's it from being sold by holidays. stories on the website at

he warned of a texas tech industrial complex. what do you think will be remembered about this speech? >> well, i mean, i think all of those were to use david's word, incredibly poignant and relevant. and i felt like, you know, portions of this speech were really directed at donald trump and his supporters. you know, we see all of this playing out in real time in front of us. elon musk primarily making decisions from from domestic policy to international policy. you see, the billionaire cabinet forming right in front of our eyes. so i thought it was really smart and wise and inappropriate for the president to sort of lay out the threats as we move forward. but the thing i was really most struck by was his sort of scant talk about his own accomplishments, especially on the issues that americans said they went to the polls for and selected donald trump behind which is this the state of the economy, the state of their pocketbooks, the fact that, you know, he's rebuilt took us out of the dark days of covid, where the economy was compl

the drill is called the stir and it was made at texas tech and lister stands for lunar instrumentationsurface thermal exploria exploration with much easier to say now over the next couple of weeks, lister will be busy collecting data and helping nasa send more astronauts to the moon and then eventually to mars about. >> preparing ourselves for for a longer term view presidents on the in longer stretch goals as well we're going our sunday. and so we've got you know, using the man is a bit of a test bed to to learn how to get to mars and stay there. >> the rocket. just launched last week and it's a 7 week journey to the moon. so they're gonna have to wait a little bit, get some data back from lister. and just like snow on the beach. still ahead, taylor swift fans of texas and go live out there. >> why from dreams of the song's lyrics as the snow in the south continues to pile up. >> for fun, very rare winter storm is moving over parts of the gulf coast right now. it is lead to blizzard warnings for coastal communities along the louisiana texas border in galveston, the sandy beach here co

the drill is called lists are and it was made at texas tech and uses compressed air to drill instead of a drill bit. that's why it's called lister and over the next couple of weeks, lister will be busy collecting data in helping nasa send more astronauts to the moon and eventually they say to mars just about. >> preparing ourselves for for a longer term view presidents on the in longer stretch goals as well as we're going to our sunday. and so we've got you know, used the man is a bit of a test bed to to learn how to get to mars and stay there. >> the rocket launched last week and you're ta king about now a 7 week journey to the moon. so scientists will have to wait to see how well the stir performs on the moon's surface >> all right. appreciate you being with us for this hour. across news at 4. coming up next at 5, we're learning more about the man killed in this horrible crashed. a 7 car crash in san francisco. we're hearing from his ball about the kind of man was. how much will be missed? plus, as president trump continues to reshape this country's immigration policies, am lee's h

researchers at texas tech reporter maggie powers gives us a look. >> so what about things? the bridges nearing in size? it's been a long 6 years for doctors say each unit ahora i finally getting to see is hard work pay off at the kennedy space center. wasn't as close as i wanted to be to those that want but the gets a lot more overwhelming than just, you know, hearing through this because of the computer. his focus looking at the science behind the latest attempt to land a drill on the moon. we come up that the actual design of and >> dan's. and then after that, we stop testing the prototypes, you know, step by step dance. oh, my. so that's my my rules in development is to basically analyze the test to then then to suggest you know, the minds engineering you know, so maybe we should do this. instead of that, the drill is called lister, which stands for lunar instrumentation for subsurface thermal exploration with the rapidity. >> lister is a pneumatic drill that is drilling down into the winter sub service using compressed air to evacuate the regular as opposed to you know

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in my home state of texas, taiwanese tech companies are investing in advanced manufacturing. double taxation affects tear ability to operate. this bill expands cross border investment and push back against china's growing influence. without this legislation, we risk alienating one of our strongest partners in the indo-pacific region. and we are at risk of isolating ourselves further on the economic global stage. that is unacceptable. this bill is critical to economic growth, national security and the u.s.-taiwan partnership. i urge my colleagues to support this vital legislation to do just that. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri reserves. gentlelady california is recognized. mr. min: i was elected to represent 47th california district. and we have a sizeable chinese population and many are concerned about the future of taiwan especially in the face of increased aggression, a lot of rhetoric. i think it is important that we signal here that we are strengthening the relationship between our two countries. for the pacht 75 years, united states an

years, that he did graduate with a bachelor's degree focusing on computer information systems and tech. texas records also do show that he did have a real estate license in 2019, and it expired in 2023. >> phil chung as part of the effort that you and your team go through to fill out pictures, when we have moments like this, you've also been able to learn something about his divorce records. what are you learning from those? >> um, that that picture, if you're looking at these photos, the picture of him being younger, i just want to kind of quickly go through those pictures really quickly. that's him. the u.s. army photo showing him in front of a screen again while he was in the u.s. army. and then that picture is the picture of him more recently, the older picture of him that is from youtube. it's a it's a screen. you can see that discipline is right behind him. that's the one that he titled as personal introduction. and back to your question, phil. we were able to retrieve some publicly available divorce records. and the reason why these records are important is because it gives you a pictu

this as an example of it's in the news in the court over there now in alexandria and down in texas now. google tech write and so google sets up this ecosystem. where -- it's -- it's a extraordinary complex ecosystem i'm simplifying it a lot but i that set up this ecosystem is everyone is part of the ad network all of the publishers have code or cookies on their site that they -- that they google takes this and they have an idea where consumers are going and put them into bins so on the other side if i'm an advertiser and i say i want somebody in their 50s who likes tennis, where can i get this ad to go to the people i can find those people. now, in that case, you know, why google would not own that information is unclear to me in a property rights because yeah i as a consumer went to the website and clicked on some tennis stuff. but "the new york times" or cnn or espn, phones that information as much as and if they decide i want to be part of a collective broadly that's what the google network is and share my information so google can find out so i can make more money for the ads and have a better

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas virginia tech. mr. roy: thank you -- the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: i thank you. finds abortion results in the life birth of of an infant it is a legal person for all purposes of the lett of the united states and entitled to protection of such laws. two, any infant born alive after an abortion or within a hospital, clinic, or other facility has the same claim to the protection of the law that would arise for any newborn. for any person who comes to a hospital, clinic, or other facility for screening or treatment or becomes patient within its care. that's hardly anything to do with what my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are talking about. we just heard one of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle describe very specifically, yes, what we are trying to say we shouldn't do. which is after a procedure, an abortion or otherwise, if you have a living human being, that, yes, you should try to resuscitate and save that child. i yield one minute to my friend from virginia, mr. c

texas. one skeptic of the project is actually elon musk. the tech ceo and one of trump's closest advisers wrote on x, "they don't actually have the money," a claim altman countered. >>> the president continued to prioritize a.i. with two new executive orders today. one is aimed at revoking past government policies that "act as barriers to american a.i. innovation." the order does not name which existing policies are hindering a.i. development, but calls for an action plan within 180 days. that comes after trump repealed the biden administration's guardrails for fast development of a.i. technology. president trump signed an order to boost the united states role in the cryptocurrency and it establishes a working group made up of senior government leaders to make recommendations for a new framework governing crypto. they will study the potential for a strategic reserve of digital assets. president trump has made technology one of his top priorities you can see since taking office. >>> coming up, we'll ask about some of the potential impacts on our ever

tech giant, oracle. but we will start with the data center project in texas. >> and together these world leading technology giants are announcing the formation of star gate, so put that name down in your books because you're going to hear a lot about it in the future. >> and yesterday's inauguration, the heads of some of the biggest tech companies were all in attendance including sam altman, ceo of openai. the president has made cracking down on illegal immigration a top priority. holding a community prayer vigil,

airlines with american, csx after the bell and texas instruments, speaking of semiconductors and the tech trade. >> that piece paints a picture of how globally interconnected everything is, even if globalization isn't so much a thing as it used to be. >> know tariffs and anything president trump has been saying about them has been moving the market. that does it for "overtime." >> "fast money" starts now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york city's times square, this is "fast money." here's what's on tap tonight. all-time highs. the s&p hitting a record for the first time this year. and most of the mag seven seeing big gains. but will words of caution from the likes of jamie dimon and even e wlon lon musk put a damp the euphoria? >>> plus, streaming gains. will the rising tide left all over media boats? we'll talk to longtime industry exec tom rogers to get some answers. >>> and later, the chart master's warning after apple's pull-back. and two health care names moving in starkly different directions. we've got the trades on j&j and moderna. i'm melissa lee, comin

mike: new jersey want that and south carolina and texas don't care so we'll watch that conflict. now, dan, techen cozying up to president-elect trump since his victory and mi mark zuckerberg and others at the inauguration. will the president-elect have an impact on high-tech? >> i think he will. this is highly unusual, the president of the united states, a republican, mind you, being so involved with these tech companies and trying to establish a relationship. to have the ceo's from tik tok, meta, amazon, apple, google, uber, open ai all attending his inauguration, it's absolutely extraordinary and i think it's beneficial to everyone. big tech is the future. let's get them working together. mike: we know president-elect trump wants to establish an external revenue service to collect tariffs and revenue from foreign sources we're up against the clock, but what about that? >> well, that's something really interesting, it just goes to show you that president trump is very, very serious about these tariffs. if countries are not going to agree to fair business practices, then president trump is goin

tech giant, oracle. but we will start with the data center project in texas. >> and together these world leading technology giants are announcing the formation of star gate, so put that name down in your books because you're going to hear a lot about it in the future. >> and yesterday's inauguration, the heads of some of the biggest tech companies were all in attendance including sam altman, ceo of openai. the president has made cracking down on illegal immigration a top priority. holding a community prayer vigil, all to show support for the immigrant community in santa clara county. this is a live look at the gathering right now. it comes on the heels of the president's executive order. faith leaders now tell us it san important time to stand together. >> the best way for us to combat hate and combat this fear that we would have as a society right now is to come together as a community and to build each other up and to say we have your back, you have our back. let us be this community together. >>> one of the president's executive orders already facing a legal challenge today. 18 states including californ

texas. we are told but a very interesting exercise in partnership between the tech industry and the trump administration. now just the whole of this as well uh, from a robust one of the ad joe biden. it could the executive orders, which try to improve the protection of consumers from a i development this what executive audit was stripped away yesterday. so already the trend obviously had his eye on this a mess of a i, expansion of that, the government is beckoning, that his administration is backing and that a large amount of tech companies are involved in, idaho. so as i say, a wide range of other subjects just touch on some of those that he was talking about. well, it was a stream of consciousness that we got used to doing his best. and well, actually it's not something that one does get used to. but what is absolutely confounding is the amount of full swords that were made during the manufacturer to rambling. for example, he defended his own to freeing those involved in the events of january the 6th by pointing to by business partners that were also handed down shortly before by the lift office partn

. >> also at the party tech billionaire elon musk with his son on his shoulders, and seen on the red carpet texas senator ted cruz, donald trump jr., and eric trump. donald trump also confirmed he will attend the funeral of former president jimmy carter. preparations are being made for the nation's farewell to carter who died on sunday at the age of 100. the events began on saturday in carter's hometown with a national funeral service set for the following week in washington, d.c. cbs' mark strassmann reports from plains, georgia. >> reporter: on new year's eve plains prepares to say good-bye to an old friend and neighbor, the 39th president of the united states. this is the death of a global figure. >> yes. >> reporter: but is there also death in a small town feel to this? >> i would say yes because just like i knew him on a personal level. i would say 50, 60% of the town knew him that same way. >> reporter: andi walker spent more than two decades as a friend, neighbor, and cook to the carters. she'll be among the mourners here when public remembrances begin on saturday. what is it you'll miss m

>> my brother-in-law, and my sister own the company called tech strategies and they are based out of austin, texasy were here in washington years -- for years, they built it from the ground up and they contacted him and he called me and said that they want you to play at the inauguration, and i bleed red white and blue, i love this country with every fiber in my body, so it's an honor for someone to even consider us for something like this and get to come out here and do it, it's a long-winded way of saying, no, i never thought i would be on a stage like this but i'm humbled and honored and looking forward to putting on a great show. >> i love that your family said, i know a guy, he happens to have number 1 hits but that's fine, i know someone, listen, you will be at the commander in chief ball, that honors military service members, does that hold greater meaning, you have the inaugural ball then you have one, honoring the military. >> yes ma'am, it hold a special place in my heart, like i said, i love this country, i'm a proud american so to get the opportunity to come here and play some of my so

texas instruments. interestingly enough, if you look down all the tech stocks that you typically look at, apple is decidedlyone out and i think what you're going to see over the week is a stratificatio no, whn where thep seek development will create some larger opportunities for companies that no longer have to spend a fortune on data centers and chips and things like that and i think you'll see those companies actually rebound pretty quickly but i think if you are a little bit over your skis in the chip sector, you're going to have a really rough week. it's not going to change. so more to come on that. maria: i mean, liz peek, jump in here, because all of the conversations over the weekend and certainly in davos this week was about -- well, two things, a.i. and about president trump and new leadership in america but i want to you to react to what sarah fr fry arrest told m, -- friar told me, the cfo of open a.i. the issue this morning is the chinese startup, deep seek and the latest a.i. model is outperforming open a.i. here's sarah friar with me last week. watch. >> they already won over. 300 million peop

with justice samuel alito asking, "do you know a lot of parents who are more tech savvy than their 15-year-old children?" texasmore than a dozen states with such laws on the books. the court is expected to rule on the case by july. in south africa, police abruptly called off a rescue operation at an abandoned gold mine where hundreds of people had been trapped underground. a rescue operation began on monday, with crews pulling more than 240 people out alive, along with dozens of dead bodies. just yesterday, the police minister predicted the operation would last until at least next week. the miners had been working the site illegally. authorities first tried to force them out in november by cutting off their supplies. civic groups say that left the miners at risk of starvation and deyhdration. rescuers will try one final sweep tomorrow. in ukraine, officials say a major russian missile attack forced authorities to shut down parts of its power grid today. there were no reported casualties, but energy infrastructure is critical during ukraine's frigid winter months. residents in kyiv huddled together, as they too

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texas, mr. pfluger. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman virginia tech. mr. pfluger: i rise today in full support of h.r. 28, the protection of women in girls in sports act. female athletes should never be forced to compete against biological men in sports plain and simple. allowing men to complete in sports is not only a failure to women who trained their whole lives to achieve their dreams, but also completely ignores the scientific fact that men and women have clear biological conferences that make competing on the same sports team unfair and dangerous. mr. speaker, last year the biden administration tried to push a radical title ix change that could have prevented any institution receiving federal funding from bang biological men from competing in sports. educational institution vs. a responsibility to protect the women and girls that attend them. this legislation ensures they'll be able to do just that. let me be clear, allowing biological men to committee in women sports hurts women. it takes away opportunities, scholarship funds and titles meant for wo

tech jobs. silicon valley had the most jobs that pay more than $500,000. austin, texasond course tesla's there del as well. denver, san diego and new york city also had higher than average numbers of high-paying jobs was a raging wildfires consume southern part of the state in climate-related. natural disasters hit other parts of the country. a new report from the treasury department confirms a dramatic increase in homeowners insurance. treasury secretary janet yellen says this is an alarming trend in the rising cost of insurance, threatens long-term prosperity of families, for example, in the southeast. so a court a little easier where hurricanes are common. claim frequency was 20% higher than the national average. mortgage rates are back above 7%. it's the first time the mortgage rates have been at that level since may. the climbing mortgage rates come even after the federal reserve has cut rates over the past year. and the house made famous in the movie home alone just sold for 5 and a half million dollars slightly over its asking price. it is winnetka, illinois, a s

texas. the changes will be phased in over the next couple of months in menlo park. anne rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> business and tech journalist ian sher says that meta had come under criticism for perceived political bias in its fact checking by effectively giving that control over now to the people and letting essentially everyone vote on what the truth is. >> it allows facebook to kind of sidestep the issue. of course, it raises this whole new problem of that what people vote to be true is not always what the actual facts are. >> sher says there are places online where the community has been able to police itself. he points to wikipedia as an example, where people have come together to ensure that information is largely accurate. >> on wall street, stocks slumped on new concerns about inflation. a stronger than expected jobs report is leading to speculation that the federal reserve will pause cutting interest rates. the dow was down 178 points. the nasdaq sank 375 points and the s&p 500 was off 66 points. shares of santa clara chipmaker nvidia fell over 6%. amazon, tesla, apple and microsoft were also lower. the

texas. your reaction because it's a sea change because president biden was spending a lot of money. it looks like president trump is getting private tech companies to invest money. >> donald trump is already delivering and already delivering major investments in the future of america. the future of the country. this is exactly what he said he was going to do in terms of making sure every day he was fighting to restore the border. we saw it yesterday with all of the executive actions on every major issue set that he campaigned on. donald trump fully believes it's not just promises made. it's promises kept. liz: so we're talking about things like advances in medical technology to possibly cure cancer. you just heard larry ellison from oracle talking about doing gene sequencing using a.i. to just have doctors come in and talk to each other about maybe a cancer vaccine, using mrna vaccine technology to target a person's possible through blood tests, their cancer down the road and then vaccinate it. >> absolutely and what every single one of those ceo's said was they were making this investment because donald trump is the president, because

texas instruments and overall raising concerns about whether some of these evaluations have gotten ahead of themselves from ai into some of these other areas. caroline: peter elstrom marrying the tech with the politics. we thank you so much. let's stay on that politics element, because we are about to speak with michelle geithner of the krach institute for tech diplomacy on how ai is really the tug-of-war between china and the u.s.. we see live pictures of president trump, of course currently traveling to discuss some of the damage that has been caused by natural disasters of late, but we will be listening to his route to north carolina. stick with us. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: we need to get out to north carolina right now and we are going to be hearing from president trump, who of course is currently visiting some of the impacted families of the hurricane. let's listen in. pres. trump: and we are going to fix it. and we are going to fix it as fast as you can. it is a lot of damage. fema has really led us down, let the country down. i don't know if that is biden's fault or whose fault it is, but we are going to do a good job. we are going to assign mr. whatley, w

texas. at the same time, the president revoked an executive order signed by former president biden designed to reduce the dangers of ai. local tech say without guardrails, stargate could make it easier for hackers in other countries to use technology against the united states. bloomingdale's announced it will soon close its flagship store in san francisco. the only big retailer left in san francisco center there on market street. it's scheduled to close by summer, even though it has 20 years left on its lease. the company says it looks forward to introducing new ways to serve local shoppers. retail analysts say many department stores haven't updated their business models, leading to a decline in shoppers. >> a lot of these big boxes have not changed their business model in the last 50 years. shifting consumer habits to some of the post pandemic economic shifts. and i think we're still kind of feeling some of the shift towards more, more e-commerce retail in san francisco is not dead, but it's in a process of evolution. >> professor riggs said. downtown san francisco should evolve into a safe, clean and friendly mixed use destinat

of the world's most powerful tech ceos front and center at inauguration, and a once in a generation storm. the first ever blizzard warning for parts of louisiana and texas. i'm kate baldwin with sara sidner. john berman is out today. this is cnn news central. >> it is the start of a new era. this morning, the trump era part two. moments ago, the white house press secretary promised a, quote, massive announcement on infrastructure. and in just minutes, marco rubio will be sworn in as secretary of state. the first trump cabinet member to be sworn in. president trump is also expected to sign more executive actions today after signing a tsunami of orders yesterday. they included an immigration crackdown, withdrawal from both the paris climate agreement and the world health organization, and pushing back on tiktok. also, part of his first actions. pardons for more than 1500. january 6th rioters. cnn's jeff zeleny joins us now. what can we expect that is going to be happening today as the president is off to a very, very busy start. >> hey, sara. good morning. there is no doubt executive orders certainly were the rule of the first day of this new trump admini

tech and business communities really warmed up to the president. the first investment for this project will total $100 billion that will be the first data center built in texas with plans to have expansion in other states. a white house official told our colleagues over at fox bills that following the election, president trump secured a $1 trillion private investment for the u.s. in different projects. here are two of the ceos on "special report" last night talking how important this ai investment is. >> we have been working on it for a long time. the first data centers are actually under construction in texas already and will be turning them over to sam to start training the next -- their next model. >> this w with a different presl president it would would not have been possible. great for americans and the whole world. >> jacqui: as the president wakes up this morning, we are still awaiting details on what his day is going to look like. so, stay tuned for more there. guys. >> steve: and, jacqui, are you hearing from democrats that they are a little steamed, for instance, this gigantic tech guy sam altman seems to be clearly aligned with this administratio

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texas. bessent has already said about also begin to china, ai, these are tariffs, and supply chains. you can continue to listen to this under terminal. but in other news, we must get to defense tech startup anduril having selected ohio is the location of a new manufacturing facility that will produce tens of thousands of autonomous systems and weapons annually. all this part of a plan to become a key provider of drones and technology for the u.s. military. let's bring in ed ludlow, who is in rather cold ohio. ed: thank you, caroline. at full capacity, arsenal 1 will be five main square feet and create 4000 jobs over 10 years, and anduril is putting a billion dollars of its own cash into the project. who better to discuss that with than the chief technology officer? >> thanks for having me. ed: it's incredibly aggressive commit the timely to manufacture the first stage and start production mid-2026. >> it has to be discussed because we don't have time for business as usual. the types of threats that united states is facing, our allies are facing him the fact that we are city run out of ammunition within the first eight days of a conflict with china -- ed: but why ohio? palmer: the

texas. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and to stay on the cutting edge, bolton had just purchased what was then a high-techit the button. our job was to document the crime scene, and that's what we did. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): the culvert ran under the road, maybe 30 feet long and just tall enough to stand in. jack bolton: she was on her back, and her clothes were torn. she had some bruises on her neck. josh mankiewicz: she put up a hell of a fight. i believe she probably did absolutely. we went almost inch by inch through that crime scene, identifying any type of physical evidence. tell me about that area. it's country. very few people live there. and about the only traffic you have there are people that are going to and from the lake. and in february, there's not a lot of traffic going to that lake because it's cold. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): the culvert is nine miles from where carla was taken and difficult to see, even from the road. it made me believe that someone had thought this out and had planned it. this guy hid her, and he hid her for a reason, maybe because it was close to his house, ma

texas, with ten being built so far. however, elon musk responded to an openai post on x, writing that three tech giants involved do not havews senior business analyst and host of the. 11th hour, stephanie ruhle, and from the world economic forum. >> in davos, co-anchor. >> of cnbc's squawk box and a new york times columnist, andrew ross sorkin. andrew, i'll start with you. what's going on? >> well. >> this is a big deal. >> if. >> in fact, they do have the money. $100 billion is a lot of money, and it really could change the dynamic shift, the whole ai universe. it would take openai, which is clearly. the leader. >> today. >> and put them on an even greater path to the supremacy, if you will, of this technology. what's interesting to understand about it is it does also shift the relationship to some degree between openai and microsoft. they've had a very close partnership exclusively, insofar as openai was exclusive to what's called the azure platform, which is something that microsoft has. and now it means that they are going to be able to be on other platforms, in this case, larry ellison, who's a friend of the president

texas, among other thing. he referenced the timing. all happening less than two weeks before president-elect trump is sworn in and as zuckerberg and tech zuckerberg travelled to mar-a-lago. his company donated $1 million to the trump inaugural fund. keep in mind the backdrop here. over the next four years the trump administration will set federal policy in areas like ai and anti-trust that are really important to meta and other big tech companies too. craig? >> lots of changes there. senior washington correspondent hallie jackson. hallie, thank you. >>> we have sad news about a beloved member of your "today" show family, richard cohen died on christmas eve. he was 76 years old. richard lived with more than 50 years with multiple sclerosis, surviving two cancer diagnosis. he refused to let any of those challenges define him hchl he was a devoted husband, accomplished journalist and father. richard cohen lived his life to the fullest, using laughter to get through whatever came his way. >> you know, meredith and i both use humor as a coping mechanism. it's really what helps get you through the day. >> an award-winning journalist and auth

texas. while donald trump made the announcement, he revoked an executive order signed by former president biden that aimed to reduce the dangers of artificial intelligence. local techsay without guardrails, stargate could make it easier for hackers and other countries to use that technology against the united states. well, president trump's executive order withdrawing the u.s. from the world health organization is causing concerns for many in the medical community. officials from the world health organization say the organization is a partnership that the u.s. has benefited from and contributed to. public health experts around the world are warning that that decision would have potential consequences, including the inability to properly fight diseases and stop another pandemic. >> it also plays a crucial role in protecting the health and security of the world's people, including americans, by addressing the root causes of disease. building stronger health systems and detecting, preventing and responding to health emergencies. >> now, president trump has been critical critical of the world health organization for a long time. during his first term, his administratio

texas. but at the same time, the president also revoked an executive order signed by former president biden that's designed to reduce the dangers of ai, local techerts say. without those guardrails, stargate could make it easier for hackers and other countries to use the technology against us. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> time now. 751 southbound 101, in san francisco. there's a crash at cesar chavez. it is blocking lanes. and right now we do have traffic that is going to be slow. this might affect the bay bridge traffic as well, so keep that in mind. the bay bridge is already backed up to the maze. it doesn't need any help being backed up. and san jose southbound 101 has recovered at capital expressway, even though there was an overturned vehicle. that's the non commute direction. it's actually pretty good but northbound is very slow. northbound heading over to the west valley on most freeways. very slow. 751 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> sal thank you kindly sir. we'll start with some of the 20s for lows this morning. and the list is long, just like yesterday. petaluma, rohnert park, morgan hill,

techs doing a lot of heavy lifting this morning. netflix, oracle, microsoft, let's get a news update. >> as carl said with your cnbc news update at this hour. the rare winter storm that slammed texasast to bring snow, sleet, and freezing rain to northern georgia, florida, and carolinas. the system dumped more than 7 inches of snow on new orleans smashing the city's old record of 2.7 inches setback in 1963. meanwhile a blast of arctic air is bringing subzero temperatures in north east. turkey detained nine people as part of an investigation into a fire that killed people and injured others. survivors said they heard no fire alarms during the incident. the hotel pledged full cooperation with the investigation. and prince harry called the settlement of a lawsuit with the u.k. tabloids a monumental victory today and actually also called for a police investigation into news group newspapers, offering a full and unequivocal apology -- this is the newspaper to prince harry for a quote, serious intrusion by the sun when they probed into his private life. the company also appall jszed for the treatment of his late mother, princess diana. >> christina, thank you. >>> up next president trump

tech workers in this country, as elon musk and others have argued, why did tesla lay off over 7500 american workers last year, including many software developers and engineers at its factory in austin, texas? while at the same time applying to hire thousands of h-1b workers. if these jobs are only going to the best and the brightest, why has tesla employed h-1b guest workers as associate accountants for as little as $58,000 a year, associate mechanical engineers for as little as $70,000 a year, and associate material planners for as little as $80,000 a year. now, madam president, i will admit i am not a rocket scientist, but to my mind those occupations don't sound like highly specialized jobs that are primarily for the top .1%, as mr. musk claimed last month. madam president, if this program is really supposed to be about importing workers with highly advanced degrees in science and technology, why are h-1b guest workers being employed as fashion models, lawyers, dog trainers, massage therapists, cooks, and english teachers? one might think that in the united states of america we could find english teachers and not need to bring in people from abroad. and, further, does anyone really bel