(ben kallo, equity analyst, baird) solar city is the most complex business model and financial model you can get out love- and now you have this complicated business model moving together. solar city's corporate health is shaky. the company would come..... but supporters say.... the merger is necessary for tesla to reach its goal..... of being an integrated sustainalbe energy company. the county says it won't clean up a park covered in grafitti just yet -- because authorities are still working to figure out who put it there. someone painted obscenities at hollywood recreational park near sahara and hollywood a few days ago. parents were out there with their kids today -- but the ones we talked to said they were thankful their kids were too young to understand. bad we won't be coming back parents we talked to also said this was a good reminder for adults to always check out the situation around their children -- and not just spend time on cell phones. now... here are more stories.... we're following on 13 action news. 15:20:55-15:21:12 i'm parker collins a man reached out to me up he

(ben kallo, equity analyst, baird) solar city is the most complex business model and financial model you can get out there- and that get very complex for the stock- with tesla you're selling nice shiny expensive cars that people love- and now you have this complicated business model moving together. the idea is for tesla showrooms to become a one stop shop for all your energy needs: cars, home batteries, solar panels..... and one day: solar roof tiles, like the ones musk unveiled last month. (elon musk, ceo, tesla motors) we as electric cars have become. the investor group iss has given the deal it's stamp of approval saying, "the transaction is a necessary step toward tesla's goal of being an integrated sustainable energy company". but solar city's corporate health is precarious. the company carries heavy debt at a time when there is intense competition from cheap chinese competitors. that's one reason why glass lewis and company, a shareholder advisory group, is urging ao (robert mccormick, chief policy officer, glass lewis & co.) they have 3-point-4 billion dollars in debt- at the