developers call it the tesla effect. more homes will be needed to meet the growing number of families coming into the area. here in verdi... this housing development is giving schools zoned in the area 200 thousand dollars. while that may seem like a lot... the school district says it's not enough. it highlights a more serious problem throughout the school this stretch of land is next in line to be turned

the arch. it was interesting lesgomino how switch and tesla bought 4000 acres at the park. he's currently working with a client that would be bigger than those two put together. what do you think that will do to reno. >> i think with tesla. really not a lot has happened from the public's perspective in terms of the development for tesla. the job creation that is imminent has not occurred yet. so we haven't seen the economic effects of that yet. we've had a ripple here and there. nothing major. i think someone that's double in size or bigger in size is going to compound that for the community and for the confidence in the market for the people who're looking at reno for business development in general. it's interesting with the carrano and circus circus from m.g.m. >> not only. kind of getting those bigger corporate giants out of way. it frees them to carry out their visions without having to go through the red tape. it makes it so much more easy to develop those things and to grow to be in line where the community is headed. i think that's a exciting thing for the downtown a

in vegas with the news on tesla. >> reporter: hey, i just walked away from the craps table. i do an update on tesla sales for the fourth quarter and 2015. sarah and wilford, tesla did meet the guide dance. here's how the quarterly sales came out. 17,400 vehicles delivered in the fourth quarter. that allows tesla after averaging 10 to 11 1/2 vehicles delivered to hit 50,580. the breakdown, most of them delivered were the model s. no surprise there. over 17,000 were model s. how many model x? the electric suvs were delivered? just 208. keep in mind, they are ramping up production and delivery. that 208 number, a little hard to read too much into that. overall annual sales growth for tesla, 50,580 was in the range of lowered guidance between 50 and 52,000. the 2016 estimate we're showing you here of 70,000, that's what i'm hearing from talking with analysts. we have not heard guidance from tesla. keep in mind the company has yet to give a full actual guidance on how many deliveries for this year. as you look at shares of tesla, there was a fire at a super charger station in norw

it's been called "the tesla effect" the new factory bringing business and optimism to silver springs. there hasn't been much growth in the area in recent years. but this weekend, the community saw the first grand opening of this gas station, the first new business in silver springs in years. ...and there's more on the way. the anticipated extension of u-s-a parkway from i-80 through the tahoe reno industrial center-- to u-s 50 at silver springs-- is fueling the growth. > hoyen: "it's the tesla effect like i the road that's been promised to come out for at least 30 years is now happening. so we should have that done by august 2017." also expected in the months ahead, a restaurant, a pharmacy and a truck stop. there's also talk of a hotel, and an air freight hub at the airport. ### staff and students will finally be returning to pine middle school tomorrow. in december... a water pipe burst forcing the school to shut down for repairs. asbestos abatement made the repairs even the washoe county school district has million dollars repairing the school. classes will start 15 minutes early e

the tesla s starts at $70,000. the chevy mailbu starts at about $20,000. >>> all right. time to toss things over to madison courtney. this is a holiday weekend. a lot of people have plans. >> they do. they might get a little bit wet out there with this weather making its way in. the thing to talk about right now is this avalanche warning we have in effect for much of the tahoe basin and sierra here. that is in effect to 7 a.m. tomorrow. very dangerous back country conditions if you are planning now, on live doppler radar we don't have much going on in northern nevada. but we are watching that storm begin to hit the california coast and then early tomorrow morning better going to see rain and snow across the region. in reno 43 degrees. no winds to speak of and relative humidity at 57%. but those winds are going to pick up as this storm system makes its way in. around the area we're already sitting in the mid 30s for south lake tahoe and truckee. satellite and radar is showing this system and it's the first of a few more on your seven-day forecast. but it's going to be mak

we have overcrowding before the first tesla kid comes to the district. we're trying to get hated with a ballot question. tax increase, to build more school, will be difficult for i think we are well prepared. rtc 5, we passed a couple years ago, southeast connector going through. taking care of that stuff. school is a problem. peep they'll live here a long time don't want new people and new traffic and new school kids here. it is coming. i don't know if we will be prepared, but in certain areas, we are. >> real quickly, going back 25 years, there was anti-growth sentiment here that bubbled up and the barber bennett, mayoral term, pete thoraza was part of that anti-growth stuff. nothing against pete personally. i think tray abney is on to something, this could come back to haunt -- >> well, i came to nevada in '78 and that already started coming on fire late '70s, early '80s, but i think the difference between then and now, we weren't recession, where we lost so many jobs and homes were under water. i think people are looking for growth, anticipating grow

. ### the tesla effect is getting credit for bringing business and optimism to silver springs. even though it sits at the intersection of two highways, recreation area and is home to thousands, there hasn't been much reason for optimisim in but that's apparently changing. tomorrow the community will see the first grand opening of this gas station, the first new business in silver springs in years. and there's more on the way. the anticipated extension of u-s-a parkway from i-80 through the tahoe reno industrial center-- to u-s 50 at silver springs-- is fueling the growth. > hoyen: "it's the tesla effect like i said. the road that's been promised to come out for at least 30 years is now happening. so we should have that done by august 2017." also expected in the months ahead, a restaurant, a pharmacy and a truck stop. hotel, and an air freight hub at the airport. ### another nevada solar company is closing its doors. premier solar solutions announced it closed its office in henderson. the company is the latest in a growing number of rooftop solar companies to leave nevada. premie

the tesla model s starts at 70- thousand dollars... the chevy maibu is more affordable starting at around 20-thousand. as you start to think about the drivv to work or school--- or maybe the store this morning... keep it here for the forecast. eileen che offorecast. stray snow showerssflurries, breezy, cold, sseady/falling temps. very cold saturday through monday with dangerous chills possible sunday morning and monday morning as lows dip into the negative tracking in. it's and coming up on today an eastern iowa home -- which police havv been called to many times -- is now being labeled a chronic nuisance look at... plus... educators are looking for detter ways to prepare students for life after school -- and they sasa a new career center will help. those stories when

the newly reveals volvo and mer the tesla model s starts at $70,000. but the chevy malibu is more affordable starting at around 20,000 bucks. what do you think? >> i think it's cool. it's expensive but i'm sure the prices will come down. >> but to relax and let the car do its thing. got to love it. >>> the news at 5:30 continues next. [ inaudible ] >> yeah. she thought she would do such a thing here. we're live in hialeah with the details on this story. >>> going to give jeb bush the momentum he needs. >> jeb bush picking up a major endorsement as the road to the white house heats up. >>> and severe weather rips through the roof right off the shopping plaza in venice. the first alert weather. the threat of severe storms moves out but not bere leaving a trail of destruction behind across the state. radar looking a lot better right there. good evening, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. i'm trina robinson. >> and i'm adam kuperstein. the weather system came fast and furious. reports of trees down, roof collapses across the state.

one of the wildcards out there is tesla for sale? is there a price given the environment that we are in that somebody bids $50 billion for tesla. i don't think that is ridiculous in this environment as well. at this level, $225 is a pivot point. if you are looking to trade it to the long side, here is the level you are waiting for into still three hours away from the open of the asian stocks after they were sold. three reasons why selling in china might be over. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back to "fast money." i'm seema mody with breaking news. dow jones reporting that service fund management is tapping ted birdic as chief investment officer. he has been there for 15 years and will take over for scott bessen according to the report. >> seema mody, thank you for that. >>> and is the selling in china over. tim, the ambassador, is taking a look at three things. what are they. >> things you need to do to get comfortable with china. i want to see the company -- the government recap a number of these bad

you won't pay less than $50,000. >> reed: the tesla starts at $70,000. the chevy malibu is quite affordable. by comparison the malibu is a much better buy. >> marie: google announcing a new feature on their maps app that can help during your daily drive. the new feature is called driving mode google and can give you estimated arrival times, traffic updates, nearby gas prices and fastest routes to familiar places all without entering an address. the feature uses your home and work addresses if you enter them and recent search destination. google will remember that information then give you the fastest route automatically. >> reed: kfc is whipping up chicken with kick. nashville hot chicken. it pays homage to a popular specialty in nashville. the chain will offer the spicy 4,000 u.s. stores. it is the fourth chicken flavor kfc has added to the men knew the chain's 86 year history. why do we put stories and fried chicken in our newscast when i can't have it? >> marie: it is a reminder that maybe you should take it easy and eat something. >> reed: the coffee

it's a great opportunity for us with the likes of tesla and switch and things are going to happen in our county and our community to push forward and not only maintain our current lifestyle, but to provide for the growth that is going to take place and good jobs and of course the economy still the number one issue, so we want to make sure we can address that and provide meaningful, good paying jobs for those moving into the area. >>the growth issues are huge. >> i hope you are looking at those, how do we address infrastructure, schools. >> absolutely. absolutely. we have to. with the previous ongoing disconnect between the three entities, i'm hoping that ki come in and provide leadership and kind of bring the entities together and say, let's look at the bigger picture. it's not just the city of reno, sparks and washoe county, but other outlying communities expected. storey, bring them to the table, even though they don't have housing, major park is out there. lyon county, our neighbors to the right or left of us, in this case, dealing with fernley, and making sure they are at the tabl

now, the tesla thing, it's a matter of perception, whether electric vehicles will do enough to work on the whole energy consumption issue and carbon picture and all the rest, i don't think anybody has that answer yet. >> so if it is not energy, which we have heard has been a driver for people -- >> sure. i totally agree. >> work first development, taxes, what is it and why should somebody decide to come to nevada to be a manufacturer? >> let's just talk about in the pitch, as much as anybody does, 100% right on this. the big attraction for trek is the fact you will never have residential encroachment on the industrial area. once you get there, you know what the rules are going to be, the rules are clearly spelled out and you don't have to worry about somebody come nothing and holdup your whole project and things like that. a deal is a deal in storey county and you can count on the deal being done and you're not going to get held up and wind up with somebody that says, i don't want that plant to operate 24 hours a day. >> also the speed of the permitting process. >> that is part of the

the new technology added over the weekend for tesla owners. >>> just stop what you're doing and take ok at this. >> that's pretty. >> the national parks service sharing an amazing photo of the lower falls in yosemite national park. unreal. it was posted on facebook over the weekend. the snowy landscape with the falls flowing into the valley. and most tourists go during the summer. many people are responding to the post saying the park is the most amazing sight they've ever seen right now. >>> the sierra continues to build its base of snow. many areas have seen 2 feet of fresh powder over the past week and more is on the way. my stoke level is rising. this is new video sent to us by kirkwood ski resort. dozens are taking advantage of the snow and more snow is in the forecast for tuesday and thursday. >>> the tesla is capable of parking itself thanks to a software update. the update to the car's auto pilot software enables it to be parked by remote control. once the all electric cars are self-driving, the eventual plan is to call for a car with a smartphone. my plan is for it to drive m

so the company came up with a "vegan" vehicle! check out this tesla. according to the new york times, the "ultra white" features synthetic leather. the automaker points out that the inventor the car is named after, nikola tesla, was vegetarian. the car retails for more than 100 thousand dollars. the batteries for this car and other tesla vehicles will soon be made here in nevada. we just said goodbye to ethel m's annual christmas light display. but the cactus garden will be lit again in a few weeks, this time for valentine's day! ethel m is inviting everyone to have a date night at the garden. more than two hundred thousand lights will be on display across three acres of cacti. the attraction will open february first and run each night until february now fox5 weather 24..7. with chief meteorologist ted pretty we have a series of storms moving over the area between now and tuesday. the first on friday afternoon just throws us some clouds with a high of 57 degrees. the second storm moves through on saturday with a few hundredths expected around the las ve

. @>> drivers of the tesla model s @didn't have to be in the car to @park it. @chevy malibu but is brick and @keep the car from wandering out @of the lane. @cars reason doing all of the @driving. @>> we are still five years @away. @>> high tech cars are blazing @the trail to that future. @brian moore nbc news. @>> so then there is also the @sticker price, annually @revealed volume so, they don't @have a price tag but nothing @less than 50,000 for either one @of those, the tesla model s @starting at $70,000, chevy @malibu starts at around 20,000. @so there you go, we got you @some of the price tags to go @along. @>>> hollie let's talk weather, @this could be a messy weekend, @that was on our bird feeder @chasing all the birds. @>> i get it. @>>> it is going to be another @win of those mild days, @yesterday we did feel great, we @are 47-48, 49 a high of today, @one of the days you know a @storm system is on the way, can @you feel it brewing, it is @still to our west and southwest @gettingity act together, rain @will be moving in, john i will @let you know exactly

but we want to see the tesla. the wrangler has the four-door pickup. i can't wait to get down there. are you going? >> no. [ laughter ] the philadelphia auto show kicks off this weekend. and in the spotlight? >> remember the fiat pope francis made famous when he came here to dc and then philly and new york? it is in the auction block. jerrica duncan got a look at this little car that generated a big buzz. >> reporter: simple and modest. this fiat500 embodied the spirit of its previous passenger pope francis. >> i think we will break the record for the biggest attendance ever. >> and because of the car. >> reporter: david kelleher is the chairman of this year's show cigarette has a range of 445 miles. besides the fact the holy father sat in the backseat, it has practicality. >> reporter: since the visit, no one has been allowed to sit in the sacred backseat. the only significant change, the windows have been tinted back to factory standards. during the pope's visit, there was less shade between the pope and the people. >> is there a starting point for t

but company executives say even more electric cars will be made in the year ahead. tesla motors is on track to start making more than 2-hundred model x suvs each week. the company is making investors happy. after its most recent sales report was released in november, shares in the company rose 11-percent. for the past few months the galleries of the nevada museum of art have all been filled with a single exhibit called "tahoe - a visual history." and this week is your last chance to see this one of a kind show. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley takes us there. tahoe a visual history has drawn visitors from all over the country in the past five months. "we had in the first three months 60,000 people, 1,000 on saturday." and it's been well received by locals and visitors alike. "its amazing its beautiful it brings you back to a time when you look at the scenery and not necessarily the activities." the one of a kind exhibit took five years to put together. and its the first to fill every one of the museums galleries "it's over 400 artworks by 175 artists and it spans 200 years

but that would mean throwing away your iphone and not having the teslas of this world. if we want that strategic intervention, we have to ask where the money comes from. >> fascinating. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> next, we normally seek to improve lives but we'll tell you about a book that could save lives. >>> the imf recently approved china's yuan as one of the world reserve currencies. it brings me to my question of the week. other than china's how many other currencies have been granted world reserve currency status? stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. >>> this week's "book of the week" is "midnight at the parapalace: the birth of modern istanbul" by charles king. this is a terrific story of the slow collapse of the ottoman empire and the rise of modern istanbul. it's a story of politics, war, passion, sex, all set against the backdrop of one of the world's great cities. >>> and now for "the last look," which is sort of another book recommendation. it's called the drinkable book. at first glance it looks like an average book with information ab

he wanted to personal debt, he had the collateral of all his companies to backstop the loan to invest in teslahen no one else would. the other investors around the table said if everyone else is in miami. we invested in a way to get them in. emily: i feel like you have a mind meld with him. deceive or say things that are absolutely crazy? -- does he ever say things that are absolutely crazy? you launch rockets in your yard. tell me about that. steve: we send these things they go twice the speed of sound. gps systems. to convert the lobbies in the hallways from into a space museum. a piece from every lunar module that has been to the moon. i have not been in space but i have been weightless. if it was up to me i would like to go into space in five or six years. what i have kids and responsibilities. i might wage 10 years. the perception of fear is that this sounds like a dangerous thing. things blow up and it is a visual failure. the goal of spacex is to make it as routine as possible. to make the rocket reusable c don't throw it away after each flight. you can fly much more often. emily: space

coming up, the so-called tesla of scooters. an indian car manufacturer just unveiled a $3000 electric scooter here in the bay area. i take it out for a test drive. plus, the latest numbers are out for venture capital funding, and the results paint a grim picture. we will discuss why investors are chasing fewer, but larger deals this year. ♪ shares plunged in paris on news that investors had rated run those offices. nissan says its premises were not searched. it cannot say whether any of its vehicles have been tested. around 18 million voters head for the polls in taiwan in election that could see the opposition party win the presidency and the legislature for the first time. she would be taiwan first female leader if she wins. bhp billiton is gaining by the most in sydney when saying it expects to have a right on u.s. shale. the write-down is almost $5 billion. further investment in u.s. shale will be subject to review. a check on how the markets have been trading in the asia-pacific market. we are back in three-year lows on the

. > hoyen: "it's the tesla effect like i said. the road that's been promised to come out for at least 30 years is now happening. so we should have that done by august 2017." a restaurant, a pharmacy and a truck stop are also expected ahead. there's also talk of a hotel, and an air freight hub at the airport. mount rose has finally had a winter filled with lots of snow... and now the owner of the resort is looking to sell... plus... "this is the closest thing that i have to religion in my life" the match up is set. the denver broncos taking on the carolina panthers in super bowl 50. a look at some of the preps ahead of the big game. coming up, lindsey matherly will have your complete forecast. that's next on kolo 8 news now. now good morning reno with dave lawrence, amanda sanchez and lindsey matherly resort is now up for sale. in a statement the resort sent out to season pass holders, it explains that at 95- years-old, owner fritz buser is ready to retire. the resort says recent weather has made this the right time to sell. buser h

. > hoyen: "it's the tesla effect like i said. the road that's been promised to come out for at least 30 years is now happening. so we should have that done by august 2017." also expected in the months ahead, a restaurant, a pharmacy and a truck stop. there's also talk of a hotel and an air freight hub at the airport. at the end of another week of wild swings-- there's good news for the stock market. crude oil has finally stopped crashing. the dow jumped more than 200 points on friday. the s&p 500 advanced one-point-four-percent and the nasdaq soared one-point-eight-percent. oil prices surged over six-percent to 31- dollars and 50-cents a barrel. it's a dramatic rebound after crashing to 26- dollars, freaking out investors earlier this week. since hitting its worst levels on wednesday. a warning about macadamia nuts... that are being recalled because they could possibly be contaminated with salmonella. "mahina mele farms" macadamia nuts products were sold in several states including california... between october 21st and november 2

abate sxment rebates at the time and anything but energy expert, even the abatements extending to the tesla and farradays, limited shelf level on those breaks. i would only add to it that we have seen decreases, both in the north and south in public utility rates, so solar customers and others benefit from those things, as well. at a certain point, i agree. you can't keep those things going on forever. >> i agree with the assemblyman, i think in the beginning they got a lot of rebates and different things for doing this and i do feel bad for those who thought they were going to get lower rates. >> in a way, it doesn't seem totally fair. >> i have to disagree with all role here, i think. the fact they made it retro active is like unprecedented, these folks had a contract and to go back retroactively, i think raises numerous legal questions that the state will have to deal with. the cost now in litigation are going to increase and something that isn't said, everybody is saying, oh, we've been subsidizing, subsidizing, how long and we continue to subsidize oil in this country and what's wrong

that's almost twice as long as the 2014 session when they passed for the tesla. you will notice a big change on the news 3 website. we're giving our website a big face-lift. all of your favorites are still there. we're freshing up the -- freshening up the mobile app. head to the apple or google and update your app beginning on tuesday. if you haven't downloaded our app check it out. you will get breaking news alerts, weather in your pocket and all of our top news stories. so handy. >> it really is and the alerts really can be a game changer sometimes letting you know about where the big traffic trouble is or weather -- >> when we had the earthquake, alerts were coming out and people knew which way to divert the traffic. >>> still ahead for us tonight -- the situation is going from bad to worse in flint, michigan, where the city is left without water. >> coming up at 6:00, why more national guard troops are being sent in to help deal with the water crisis. >>> and we'll tell you who is prevent house fires here in the for all of us. >>> local volunteers spent hours

and for the opportunity to speak. tesla is known for being exceptionally safe. we have been awarded the highest possible safety rating, five stars, not just overall, but in every category. safety is a watchword at tesla. automotive injury and fatalities have fallen as result of safety improvements such as airbags, energy absorption, and to maintain the pace of fatality rates, vehicles need to increasingly use computerized systems to avoid crashes, with particular opportunity in the vehicle space. two examples leading to significant safety benefits, compared to non-connected vehicles, are the following. the first would be automatic emergency braking. a vehicle feature which attempts to avoid accidents by applying brakes. tesla is one of 10 manufacturers committed to making this a standard feature. we have delivered on this promise. the same technology is applied to autopilot functionality, where improvements are constant, as vehicles effectively learn from varying road conditions and share those through the fleet with connectivity. the recall rate in general is ab

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talk to meteorologist mike nicco about the forecast and the >> breaking news, fire crews are at the tesla factory in fremont with a structure fire. the fire has been knocked down. and we are showing you right now firefighters are on the roof, checking for hotspotors glareups but it all seem tons under control. we will push out any update on twitter at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> you need to see this next story if you considering buying a hoverboard a second fire in a week in the not way is blamed on the device. we with just talked to the consumer products safety commission. >> the hottest new toys but hoverboards are not supposed to cash on fire but it has happened 41 times. the latest last night in petaluma. the first department released the pictures, the charged device destroy on the carpet. the investigators were told the hoverboard was charging into the wall and it exploded sending embers cross the room. >> this is a highest priority investigation. >> the 41 cases across the nation include 13 different brands. just last week, a family in santa rosa lot their pet dogs in a house fire.

coming up, the so-called tesla of scooters. indian car manufacturer just unveiled a $3000 electric scooter here in the bay area. i take it out for a test drive. numbers are out for venture capital funding, and the results paint a grim picture. we will discuss why investors are chasing fewer, but larger deals this year. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang. this is bloomberg west. 7:30 friday morning in hong kong . a look at the stories making headlines in asia. >> good morning. we will watch the markets in asia this morning. on the final trading day of a volatile week. back to the, climb selloff as oil climbed above $31. s&p 500 gained the most in almost six weeks. equities drove the rebound. retreated.s and worries about china have pushed chances of recession to their highest for 2.5 years according to a bloomberg survey. that is the highest since june 2015. it finished the day higher in new york after raising its annual sales growth outlook. third-quarter net income met india's second-largest software exporter. beating estimates of $498

mica: but again, the question was -- and i applaud each of you. tesla will tell us they are five-star and all of that. but my question was, is there a standard developed? is there protection and plays? the answer is for you? mr. lobenstein: we have begun working as an industry to establish -- mr. mica: but we don't have that in place, mr. o'connell? mr. o'connell there is sort of a : difference between hard access and wireless hacking. we have seen the former, people with access to a vehicle then being able to modify certain access. mr. mica: hard access -- mr. o'connell: it has happened on isolated cases. i am personally unaware of any wireless hacking. mr. mica: there are no protections or standards? mr. o'connell known that we are : aware of -- none that we are aware of. mr. mica: part of the responsibility is congress has not held any agencies to the fire. ms. barnes: i will just point out in the written testimony, key examples of computer scientists and other researchers finding ways to wirelessly hacked into vehicles. >> there is a difference betw

it lets the carb parked by remote control with tesla's smartphone app. is to make it possible to call for the car from anywhere with a smartphone. >>> an investigation has found that fee at chrysler had a security flaw. the hackers were doing an experiment for "wired" magazine. they say they were able to take control of this speed, the brakes and transmission remotely. millions of cars and trucks could be vulnerable. >>> happening this week volkswagen plans to submit emission repairs to the environmental protection allegedly. this comes after the epa found out that vw had been cheating on emissions tests. volkswagen ceo will deliver the plans to fix affected diesel engines wednesday. it will be the first time vw will presentation solutions after that scandal. last year the company admitted they cheated on emissions tests and hundreds of thousands of vehicles in the u.s. are affected. >>> a new survey shows 40% of millennials have turned to payday lenders or tax refund advance companies. a report by pricewaterhousecoopers shows many people in their 20s an

drivers of the 'tesla model-s' don't even have to be in the car to park it. but cars aren't yet. experts say they are at least five years down the road. stay with us. wavy news 10 at 5:30, starts right a big donation is helping a hampton road's non-profit. how they're using the extra funds to give an extra layer of protection to local police k-9's. 23-29 "they know what its like to have a family member in the wrong place at the wrong time" hear more about attorney general mark herring's plan to keep guns out of the wrong hands. the closer we get to the iowa caucus -- the more heated the presidential campaign is getting. verbal jabs are flying -- following last night's debate. good evening everyone! we had some sun this morning, but now, we're tracking rain across hampton roads. grab your umbrella if you're heading out this evening - it's going to be a wet one! chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center tonight: light to

. >> reporter: drivers of the tesla model s car don't have to be in the car to park it. the more affordable chevy malibu can automatically brake and keep the car from wandering out of the lane. still, cars are not doing all the driving. at least not yet. >> we're still at least five years away before that's a reality across the country. >> reporter: and these high-tech cars are blazing the trail to that future. brian mooar, nbc news. we get an inside look at prison holding the notorious mexican drug kingpin. what chances are being made to after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. it's something you earn. brookside. >> security measures getting a huge boost at mexico's maximum holds drug king pen el cap po chapo. this time jailers promise to keep him right where he is. for example, they're not messing around. instead of eight inches of cement used for the floor, there's more than 23 inches of cement and steel underneath that 23 inches of cement. the drug lord, they tell us, is beg moved

and then in the morning, it will come meet you out on the driveway. now, teslaning off some automation, as well. you can't drive hand free down any residential street any more. >> you know, once it cleans my garage, then i'll be impressed. >> enough room in the garage. yeah. >> maybe you can drive my car, you can also park my car. thank you very much, scott mcgrew. >>> it is 6:18 right now. a mysterious mess of plastic debris causing concern in san francisco. small pieces of plastic along the stretch of ocean beach appear to be the result of recent storms and high surf. the golden gate national recreation area said people started reporting that trash last week but not easy to clean up because of so many small pieces. no indication this is tied to a recent cargo container that washed ashore near baker beach last month. >>> 6:19. right now lots of things washing ashore. really washing on to the land over the next couple of days. anthony, we'll look at more rain. >> more rain and high surf as we get towards mid-week. winter storm watches posted for the sierra. here

>>reporter: drivers of the tesla model s car don't have to be in the car to park it. the malibu can brake and keep the car from wandering out of the lane. still, cars are not doing all t driving. at least not yet. >> we're still at least five years away before that's a reality. >> reporter: and these high-tech cars are blazing the trail to that future. brian mooar, nbc news. they say five years. >> yeah. >> still. >> yeah. for those of us with control issues -- >>>> it won't work. >> we'll have some problems. >>> the time is 4:54. she lived in a life in and out of the hospital but it's a treatment she got fromthat is giving her new hope. >>> and wereak down the oscar nominations and for the second straight year the academy i getting blown up on social media. >>> if you're headed out the door on the turnpike, you have a nine-minute ride from coral reef drive t t tamiami trail. 826 drivers, no delays for now. four minutes from bird road to the dolphin expressway. 826 eastbound from the big curve nine-minute ride. >>> starting off the morning on a dry note. showers and t

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that is twice as much as the two day session in 20-14 for the tesla plant up north. concerns about water use and bond financing made the faraday session longer. but the costs are just a drop in the bucket when you look at the 215 million dollars in tax breaks the company got and the 120 million dollars in infrastructure improvements for apex./// ((denise valdez)) > we are just days away from our biggest the living green super recycling event is this saturday.. it is at the thomas and mack center... and remember we will collect almost anything... from electronics, to clothes to personal paperwork that needs to be shredded. the event is from 8am to 3pm, it is busy but the cars move quickly... for a full list of what we are accepting, and any limitations go to las vegas now dot com./// ((dave courvoisier)) > coming home champions. the team making u-n-l-v proud... as it takes first place in a competition ... and where you can catch them performing here in town./// ((denise valdez)) > and the path to financial freedom... could lie in a 3- digit- number. tonight at six... m

hands free or reading a book behind the wheel. tesla sent out the update via the internet. the new update will not allow the car to go faster than 5 miles per hour over the speed limit and drivers will not be able to use autopilot in residential areas. they also improved the steering and self-park feature >> brooks: it's cold outside. tonight, talking about 12, 18 hours from now, a freeze watch is in effect for marion, alachua counties, to the north. we'll keep an eye on we'll see if the freeze watch expands a little further south. cool weather on tap through mid-week. chilly outside right now, and it'll be chilly through wednesday and thursday. warm, wet, windy conditions later this week. next week, martin luther king jr. birthday, a holiday for many, could be frigid. we have some breezes coming out of the northwest. the northwest winds continue all the way through wednesday. what it'll do is continue to reinforce the cool, dry air. and it'll keep our temperatures in check. temperatures in the mid-40s. 42 orlando, 32 daytona. 31 wind chill in gainesville. as long as we con

. >> i was just wondering, general noters is dabbling with the tesla magnetic engine. do we have the technology to perfect that thing? just wondering. >> i assume you are talking about the electric motors. soic mot general motors, we hav tremendous team of engineers that decide the electric motorso addition, we have the decis manufacturingio capability. so ever car we produce, we go through the make/buy decision.re are we going to design it or nv have it police officered in house? in addition, the great engineers team gives us the ability to ppo research andur invent all typesf motor technology. r i'm reallyay is proud of the m capability we have. >> ray is watching out in california. good morning to you. >> caller: >> good morning.the po we not putting aur eggs all in one basket? the material in use, batteries andwe are et cetera are still in development stage.er in the meantime, we have seemingly losing sight of the other potential energy sources. thank you. >> yeah, great question. so what i will tell you is that through general motors project drivewayma activity, we

the system. a couple of things differentiate tesla. one is are concerned with being an industry leader in the electric vehicle space, we have a unique concern about the integrity of our operations. because as a new industry entrant we are uniquely subject to these risks. that said, we take a systems level approach, especially in software development, but also on the vehicle side, we have a much higher degree of vertical integration. many of our software systems are designed from the ground up, rather than relying on outside providers. with respect to our chip technologies, to my knowledge largely, we are sourcing from domestic sources. but we are wholly focused on the vulnerabilities, as any silicon valley company would be. >> i'm out of time, chairman. >> i always appreciate your questioning and insightfulness. i want to recognize my colleague from the great state of texas for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i appreciate the opportunity. and i cannot say your name correct -- am i pronouncing your name correct? >> ye

. ♪ the tesla of the 1980's is back in business.s of the story -- of the car -- it was made famous by the movie actor the future and the infamous arrest of the maker who was busted in a cocaine deal that eventually led to the company going bankrupt. but the delorean is back. they plan to release new models in 2017. $100,000 per car. speaking of the 1980's, -- has been around since the inception of the decade. it is not debatable. and the growing importance of gif in the market. i am hilarious when i use them in my text messages. texts -- it makes me aging yes. it is aimed low tech and stupid thing. no offense. [laughter] >> they were really popular in the 1980's, it's what you use to make your website link. all of the technology that was available to chop up movies into short segments and once it was shareable online, now you see the resurgence of them as people embrace pop culture. and with social media they can send them out to their friends. cory: you say people embrace pop culture now, i mean, something about gif's is unique abo

. >>> what analysts are saying about the possible tesla rival. >>> hillary clinton has been named themost admire woman for the 20th time malia yousafzai came in second. here is where clinton ranked all-time in the polls. she leads el noor roosevelt, margaret thatcher and mother teresa. president barack obama received the most admired man in 2015 beating out pope francis and donald trump who finished in the top ten four times since 1988. president obama ranked four time as the most admired man. dwight eisenhower was voted four times. >>> tomorrow, california company, some analysts consider arrival to tesla will reveal its first-ever car. the video invites you to forget everything you know about cars. fortune.com suggests it won't be a car you own, but car you share. ferreday announced plans to introduce cars in 2017. >>> one woman down on her luck receives a life-changing gift today. >>> rain on the way? some of it here. tracking the arrival of the first el nino-fueled rain. >>> the 49ers fired their coach after one year. he was opportunitied by fans all season. >>> a mother's dream ca

the tesla's partnership with panasonic, their giga factory which is building markets for energy source while building out -- building scale in the battery segment. >> but what i think a lot of people don't realize is that the grid is like a church built for christmas day. it's got enough room for all the parishioners but on a slow sunday in march there's a lot of empty seat. the wires are for the heavier day of the year and in the winter, they're more productive, at least in my region of the country there's excess capacity. you can increase the load dramatically at night which presumably electric vehicles would without a dime of additional infrastructure investment. i think that's one of the attractive features of electric cars beyond the fact of freeing yourself from dependence on the volatile fossil-fuel price. >> in fact, one of the earlier studies from one of the labs found that estimated 73% of the vehicle fleet were electrified and without adding any new generation. >> i think that's an important point in the discussion other than the vehicles themselves. i missed your testimony

big reveal is that he wants to be like the tesla of today and some undetermined point in the future.me he gets there, there are going to be a lot of other electric that mobiles to compete with -- that mobile -- batmobiles to compete with. betty: very cool. i don't know how many cars and stuff into that car. mark: i could probably fit three. have a look at the european close. stocks falling by 3%. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ betty: welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ scarlet: good afternoon. here is what we are watching this hour. resume a selloff after china unexpectedly weakens its currency. we look at the fragility of u.s. markets ahead of the jobs report on friday. north korea says it detonated a hydrogen bomb. what this means for pyongyang's relationship of gauging -- with beijing. we've got a conversation with the qualcomm ceo. first went ahead of her to the markets desk for julie has a chance of today's market activities. julie: so much for the bounceback in for the reassurances about it's not a big deal the first day of the year being down. it's just three days and we are setting up for

so the company came up with a "vegan" vehicle! check out this tesla. the new york times, says the "ultra white" features synthetic leather. the automaker points out that the inventor the car is named after, nikola tesla, was vegetarian. the car retails for more than 100 thousand dollars. an eight-year-old burn survivor touched hearts around the world... with one simple request. christmas cards... and lots of them! she received more of them... including a special one from las vegas. local graphic artist keith tomczyk says safyre terry received his comic-book insipred artwork this week. he was moved by the number of people who sent her cards, so he came up with a heroic design for the special little girl. tomczyk drew captain america holding hands with little safyre. "i looked at my wife and i saw her story and told her, 'we gotta do something.' so, i got off that night, after i put regan to bed, and i saw the reaction to the country that was responding to her, so captain america popped into my head, and to me, there's nothing more american than captain a

we have seen dozens of fuel models emerge like the tesla s to the fuel cell powered mti to one that can run on natural gas and propane. at the same time we've seen exciting developments in everything from safety technology to self-driving cars which may offer their own energy and environmental benefits. i see today's hearing as an opportunity to learn more about significant innovation taking place within the auto industry, particularly as it relates to alternative fuels and lightweight materials which are at the heart of the department of energy's research activities and of this committee's jurisdiction. this is a look down the road, if you will. a chance for us to hear about the technologies that are emerging, to gain how they might affect our energy needs and to understand the challenges that need to be overcome. this hearing is also a chance for us to recognize that the auto industry is facing heavy regulations right now, particularly when it comes to regulations. and while those particular regulations don't impact this innovation, it does affect the policies. another hearing is whet

it is this supersecret, that wants to compete with the likes of tesla. e first concept car which looks worthy of a batman car. they also have a factory in nevada and want you to know they are for real. -01 constant car has a motor for each wheel and go from zero to 60 in under three seconds, putting in the same club of the world's fastest supercars. we are talking 1000 worst power and a top speed -- horsepower and it will be equipped with sensors. it is built and will later be the chassis for other cars and suvs, whatever this company wants to dream of. unfortunately, this is still just a concept car built for a racetrack. no concept cars never get built. another problem -- there is already an electric car that goes from zero to 60 in under three seconds. it is called a tesla and it has been putting foerraris to shame for years. it wants to be a tesla today. best of luck. there will be a lot of other electric that mobiles to compete .ith -- tha emily: not so much a rival to tesla yet. later this hour, we will go back featureor more futuristic technology.