Crashes. We have live pictures we would like to bring you from the house floor on capitol hill. New nancy pelosi is setting the record for the longest continuous house speech. Pelosi topped the record speech of five hours, 15 minutes. We will stay on top of that and much more. This is bloomberg news. Emily im emily chang and this is bloomberg technology. Tesla ticking to its script after reporting fourthquarter earnings. It still sees the model reproduction of meeting weekly goals. Our exclusive conversation with Sheryl Sandberg and why she says they m me too movement is not far enough. Day two of the uber court battle. First, to our lead. Tesla jumping around in afterhours trading after reporting fourthquarter results and revenue that beat analysts expectations. It burned through crasash at a slower clip. Tesla reported negative Free Cash Flow in the fourth quarter, the least in more than a year. Joining us now to further breakdown the results is in stinet director romit shah and our
Then, California Democratic congressman John Garamendi weighs in on President Trumps buzdget. And then we will talk to professor catherine moon about the olympics and north korea. Host both the house and the senate will convene at 10 00 today. They will be dealing with the topic of immigration on the house side, Republican Leaders will take the polls of their party to see if a bill sponsored by Bob Goodlatte of virginia could pass, thereby offering the chance to keep the daca program from expiring. The senate is attempting to vote on an immigration bill this week that meets the president priorities, including funding for a border wall. A skinny version of Immigration Reform, which scaled back from the president s preferred immigration principle, is a contender to win 60 votes, but that is not even certain. With the senate actively working on an immigration bill, we want to get your thoughts on how they should proceed. Should they give the president what he wants when it comes to fundin
Will he address this in any way . Sarah we want full transparency. We will make a decision when and if that time becomes necessary. In terms of the state of the union i not going to get ahead of the president s address. I know you will eagerly tune in to see what is going to be included. We have addressed it every day we have been here. It is one of the questions you asked over and over again. That. Nd more on poll after poll, frankly no one cares about this issue. It is not the thing that keeps people up at night. My guess is that will be the focus of the union tomorrow. President speaks, president s are normally optimistic. What is the state of our union today . It is incredible. I think you will hear that in the president s remarks. We have an economy that is booming. Isis is on the run. There are some great things happening in this country. You can expect to hear the president talk about a lot of those. Not only the first year but the great things we will do in the next seven years
T booktv. Org. Eye unanimous in furchtgottroth and jared meyer argue that government policy are robbing millenials of their future. Thats next on booktv. [inaudible conversations] good evening. Good evening. Im Vice President for policy research at the Manhattan Institute and its my great pleasure to introduce you to to welcome you to discussion by our senior fellow, diana furchtgottroth and her colleague, jared meyer, co author 0s of the book disinherited how washington is betraying the young. The per sissents of debt of the federal government driven by the promises of entitlement programs such as Social Security and medicare have prompted Martin Feldstein to observe that fiscal deficits impose a burden on future generations. Borrowing only postpones the time when taxes will have to be paid. Even more pointedly former u. S. Comptroller general david walker has spoken of the problem of generational theft. Present consumption indulgence that robs the young of opportunities. In their imp
What do you foresee in that regard . Michael its very difficult to say because people have different perceptions. It beautiful. I dont find it as radically transformational as i thought analog to hd was, which are member being chairman of the fcc touring and seeing my having my socks knocked off. I have 4k set at home, not a lot to watch yet. It doesnt have that dramatic differentiation. Other characteristics improve quality quite dramatically, hdr cable with the, the way color is rendered is quite beautiful. But this is just a cautionary tale. The human ear can only hear so may things in the human eye has so many limitations. You can only make a machine and begins to exceed real life and you have to be careful i dont know how to put this but i at some point, we are exceeding what is natural and the experience becomes unreal and jarring and almost too sharp that it creates a conflict with the way you see the world. I have no idea if that is 4k or 8k. Or some k in the future. If it help