What I can tell you an update, there's 32 deceased, 18 of those are adults and 14 are children. Five of the adults remain unidentified and three children remain unidentified. We are still working on that this time.As I'd said earlier this morning, the numbers are going to continue to change. They're going to continue to change till we're done. It's been a very good day as far as being out there and being able to do some things and we've got a lot done.We will be relentless in going after and ensuring that w ...

This is what left a path of destruction and death in Kurville just about 24 hours ago. If you look at this scene, you can get an appreciation and an understanding for the sheer destruction that ripped through this central Texas town. This is not the riverbed behind me.The Guadalupe River, which exploded and left this damage, is about a football field away. It looks like a tornado ripped through here after the river rose as much as 26 to 30 feet in about an hour. But this is not wind. This is water.You see t ...

Misty, I I wonder what leverage and how this changes those civil claims because he is facing a mountain of civil claims. It felt like they were coming fast and furious there after he got indicted on the federal charges, the criminal charges, then the civil deluge of lawsuits started to come out. Does this change the calculation on the civil side at all.Does it help him. What do you think it the effect might be. So certainly there were so many civil lawsuits it was hard for us to even keep up.They were filed ...

Let's get to Bloomberg's Tyler Kendal. She joins us from the White House. Tyler, what messaging is the president putting out in terms of whether or not this is a one off or he has to go back and execute more strikes.Yeah. Hey, Matt. Well, that's going to depend on a few different factors here.The White House has, of course, put forward that they want to see Iran resume the talks about its nuclear program. And President Trump has threatened that if they don't come to the table, then there could be further ac ...

Core Viewpoint - Tesla Inc is facing significant challenges in 2025, including a public feud between CEO Elon Musk and President Donald Trump, which has raised concerns about demand, brand damage, and the future of robotaxis [1][2]. Group 1: Stock Performance and Market Reaction - Tesla stock experienced its largest one-day market capitalization decline, dropping by $152 billion following the feud between Musk and Trump [1]. - The stock has shown high volatility throughout the year, with fluctuations linked to Musk's political involvement and Trump's potential 2024 election win [2]. Group 2: Brand Impact and Investor Sentiment - The ongoing feud is expected to further harm Tesla's brand value and image, especially as the company attempts to recover from a challenging year marked by protests and declining sales [3]. - A recent poll indicated that 45% of respondents do not support the idea of Tesla's Board of Directors replacing Musk, while 38% are in favor of such a change, and 17% are undecided [3][8]. Group 3: Board Considerations and Future Outlook - Reports suggest that Tesla's board has discussed the possibility of moving on from Musk, although there may be reluctance to part ways with a key figure in the company's success [4][6]. - Musk has stated his intention to remain with Tesla for at least five more years, coinciding with the launch of Robotaxis in Texas [5]. - Prediction markets indicate a 15% chance that Musk will no longer be CEO by 2025, with odds rising to 21% during the escalation of the feud [6].

Everybody watching Elon Musk's partnership with Donald Trump thought the long-term risk was maybe at some point Democratic administration comes in and starts to look at Elon's companies the way Elon has been looking at parts of the United States government and maybe doing, you know, SpaceX or or Tesla causing problems there. This is the unexpected part here. When Elon Musk left the White House, the general commentary was he's gone, but he and Donald Trump need each other so much that it was notable that it ...

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