and chrysler snubbed his nose at them _ and chrysler snubbed his nose at them and — and chrysler snubbedeel art deco spire on the chrysler building _ steel art deco spire on the chrysler building it— steel art deco spire on the chrysler building. it took the height of the building _ building. it took the height of the building to 1046 feet. the first building — building to 1046 feet. the first building taller than the eiffel tower — building taller than the eiffel tower. the empire state building had been progressively getting higher and they had determined to knock off at 80 stories, or 1000 feet, in large — at 80 stories, or 1000 feet, in large part— at 80 stories, or 1000 feet, in large part because of the elevator company— large part because of the elevator company that told them that cables any higher, orany company that told them that cables any higher, or any longer than 1000 feet would _ any higher, or any longer than 1000 feet would simply collapse under their own — feet would simply collapse under their own weight.— feet would simply collapse under their own weight. john, we ha

steel art deco spire on the chrysler building.he first building taller than the eiffel tower. the empire state building had been progressively getting higher, and they had determined to knock off at 80 stories, or 1,000 feet, in large part because of the 0tis elevator company, which told them that cables any higher, or any longer, than 1,000 feet would simply collapse under their own weight. john tauranac there. here in the uk, nightclubbing returned to liverpool — only as a trial — but it was the first time people have been allowed on to the dance floor since the pandemic began. and on sunday, it's the turn of live music as a festival will be held in the city with an audience of 5,000. even if a success, though, it may come too late for many, as new research suggests a quarter of festivals with a similar capacity have already been cancelled. our business correspondent katy austin reports. boomtown in hampshire has just been called off for the second year running, blaming lack of insurance for covid—related cancellation. the sheer

so police tonight are looking to for the chrysler for them and the woman in the chrysler that vehicle took off after the shooting. but certainly for an afternoon in walnut creek. a very unsettling. we'll keep you posted on this. but if you have any information, police are asking you to contact them tonight. yeah. back to our top story. dispatch audio from the mass shooting in san jose today giving us a. >> a small glimpse of the response now from authorities. yeah. tragedy unfolding at that rail yard when an employee just started shooting his co-workers before eventually turning the gun on himself. authorities have released the names of the 8 people who died on this tragic day. there on your screen there. they range in age from just 29 years old to 63 years old. harper is ken wayne joins us now live in the studio with more on what possibly led up to the shooting. yeah, that's still under investigation. people are trying to figure out a lot of questions that have yet to be answered before the active shooter call came into police dispatch received a report of a house fire. investigators

she needed help woman says she had just been shot in the leg by a guy who was a passenger and a chrysler sedan that is being driven by a woman. the woman who was shot was taken to the hospital, expected to recover physically the 2 children in the car were not injured physically police are still looking for those 2 suspects in the chrysler. all right. switching gears here. it's a big story. the hottest temps of the year are approaching this weekend. and of course, increasing fire danger for the memorial day holiday weekend. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now lauren said pretty comfortable day in the bay to day. but i guess you project out what saturday sunday, monday, tuesday. yeah. going to be toast. oh, my gosh. we get to sunday. i mean, we're really going to be feeling by monday. we're talking scorching hot around a good part of the bay area and that all going along with our current drought conditions. in fact. >> today things have been extended around the bay area. look at all the areas shaded in the deep shade of red. and now that extends exceptional drought into parts

. >> because we're so small work force, we had the largest gm plant in the country, the largest chrysler plant, used to be a tank plant, and then mopar-- and anyway a total of 34,000uaw workers in a state of 110,000 people. none of it, don't have it left anymore, but spent a lot of time i thought-- by the way, i got through my dad, ran automobile dealership. >> really. >> i got through on cars. [laughter] >> pretty cool. >> pretty cool. >> so we have lots of new technologies coming up. that's a simulation to show you what we'll be doing at rouge electric center. >> thank you. thanks for what you're doing. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> one more inflection points in america, you're going to save it for real. we used to be engaged in more research and development in the country more than anyone in the world now we're number eight and china is number one and they'll-- thank you, guys. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> see you, boss. >> i'm the boss. >> all right. have a good business. the guys i grew up with that worked at auto plants. >> and now i want to introduce kumar-- and good afternoo

a big three ford general motors chrysler deficits chrysler becomes bankrupt in 1980 job losses follow it's the end of a world in some ways particularly in the industrial northeast. now of course truckers reacted to this much like they had in 1973 indeed the independent truckers had now grown in numbers because of the industrial system trends that i was talking about before and what we have is a huge strike by independence in 1970. 975,000 independence the teamsters the largest union of truckers does not join them in the strike. nonetheless. it produces a very significant conflict that that fact that the teamsters the union doesn't join them. the the image of the outlaw trucker that we had seen in these films we've been talking about that image had now penetrated the the subculture of truckers who now saws increasingly as outlaws who saw themselves as rebels fighting against a tyrannical state. and these truckers became violent like the films did they dropped rocks from overpasses? they used cb radios to issue threats. and all together in 18 states hundreds of instances of snipers shoo

ford, general motors, chryslers they become bankrupt. job losses follow. it is the end of the world. particularly in the industrial northeast. of course, the truckers reacted to this much like they had in 1973. the independent truckers had grown in numbers because of the trends i was talking about before. what we have is a huge strike by independence, 75,000 independents, the teamsters does not join them in the strike. nonetheless it produces a very significant conflict. that fact that the teamsters, the union does not join them. the image of the outlaw trucker we had seen in these films we have been talking about, that image had penetrated the subculture of truckers. they saw themselves as increasingly as outlaws. they saw themselves as rebels fighting against a tyrannical state. these truckers became violent, they dropped rocks from overpasses. they used cb radios to issue threats. altogether, in 18 states, hundreds of instances of snipers shooting at truckers still on the road. one man died. the trucking film at this point created a conundrum. how was a

we are so small a workforce, we had the largest steel plant in the country, the largest chrysler plantanyway -- a total of 34,000 in the workforce. we don't have any of it left anymore. but anyways, i spent a lot of time in auto plants. by the way, my dad ran an automobile dealership. >> really? pres. biden: i got through on cars. [laughter] pretty cool. >> so we have lots of new technologies coming up. that is a simulation of what we are going to be doing at the electric vehicle center. pretty exciting stuff. pres. biden: thank you. thanks for what you are doing. >> inc. you. pres. biden: we are at an inflection point in america. we used to be engaged in more research and development than any country in the world. now we are number 8. china is number 1. thank you guys. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> see you, boss. >> i'm the boss. [laughter] >> have a good visit. pres. biden: thanks, guys. [indiscernible chatter] pres. biden: the guys i grew up with worked at the auto plant. >> i want to introduce kumar. pres. biden: hey buddy, how are you? okay. >> mr. president, we are ele

the victim says she was shot by a man from the passenger seat of a chrysler 300 sedan. she is expected to be okay. >>> the number of deaths and hospitalizations due to covid our way down. but a new stanford study shows that the health threat is far from over. they are called long haulers who appear to recover only to develop an array of debilitating and persistent problems. >> they are called long recover only to develop an array of debilitating and persistent health problems including fatigue, brain fog and headaches. >> it was like two daggers right into my temple. >> it is scary because you don't know if something will make you stop breathing. >> a new stanford report finds an astonishing number of covid patients, most hospitalized, suffer from long-haul syndrome. >> a little over 70% reporting at least one symptom between two and six months later. >> the senior author of the study says long-haul syndrome will soon become a long-term legacy of covid. >> it is not like the flu. a certain percentage of people, and it is not that small, they will continue to have sympto

the victim says she was shot by the man in a passenger seat of a chrysler 300. she is expected to be okay. >>> 4:38. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> getting vaccinated pays in more ways than one. after break, big winners nationwide. >>> a pretty morning today. we are watching a few spotty clouds showing up in the usual suspects, inland parts of the bay. but wait until you see the warm up coming our way for this three day holiday weekend, having to fit triple digit numbers in the forecast. that's coming up. >>> looking live at the city of san francisco from our treasure island camera this morning, we'll have more on the san jose mass shooting all morning long. the time is now 4:39. >>> how to win a prize for being vaccinated and when jeff bezos plans to hang up his hat as ceo. elise preston has more in today's money watch report. >>> wall street moved higher on wednesday. dow gained ten points. nasdaq was up 80. s&p 500 added seven. meme stock surge added yesterday, video game retailer game stop each climbed more than 15%. other favorites li

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the chp is now looking for the suspects cards, a chrysler 300 sedan with a female driver and a male passengernew at 11. california lawmakers are advancing ledger. isolation to end the careers of police officers found to have committed various wrongs. a similar measure died last year. despite national outrage over the death of george floyd in the custody of minneapolis police. the bill is designed to stop officers who have been convicted of serious crimes or fired due to misconduct, including violating someone civil rights from moving to another police department. but right now, even some supporters made it clear that the senate approved bill needs more work to clear up what they called them. egg language. the federal government is cutting water deliveries to urban areas, including santa clara county, the mercury news reports that those cutbacks are expected to mean mandatory water restrictions for customers in the south bay. the santa clara valley water district is expected to take steps such as limiting the landscape watering, including at local golf courses, and some growers in mendocino co

happened in 330 this afternoon the victim said she was shot by a man in the passenger seat of a chrysler 300 sedan and we will stay on top of the story as well and the second recall effort against the district attorney is officially underway and then a rally was held and this campaign was put together but they think the other recall will fail and largely because it was started by a republican and today's rally also served as a distribution point for the actual petitions and this recall campaign has until later tober and the first recall must get that many signatures by august 11. >> switching to weather. paul is standing by with a look at our forecast. >> we did have a warm-up inland today in the fog is hanging out behind the buildings in downtown san francisco but it will make its way back in across the bay and inland later this evening and into tonight and downtown temperatures have dropped off and it is 54 downtown down to 59 on the east side and mid 60s in the santa clara valley and san jose checking in at 66 and low to mid 70s for's santa rosa and livermore but hanging on in concord

i think it was built as much as anything to best his close friend walter chrysler, who was putting up just looking for one more challenge, little knowing that they were starting their building craze just as the great depression was taking off. so then, at the time this building craze happened, these huge buildings popped up, the depression occurred. the history of the empire state building after that, in my mind, is very much connected to hollywood and the movies and king kong. is that what made it really iconic and famous? because if it hadn't been for that film, would it be the kind of thing that it is today? i think you're right. it's just a little over 1.5 years after the building opened that famous king kong movie was shown throughout the united states — and much of the world, indeed — and that image of king kong grasping the spire of the building, some 1,300—1,a00 feet in the air, i think imprinted that building in the minds of people around the world and it became iconic. and is it still iconic today? there are so many buildings that are taller, perhaps even more beautiful than

the victim says she was shot by a man in the passenger seat of a chrysler 300. she is expected to be okay, but we will keep an eye on it and bring you details as soon as we get them. >>> before we leave you at 5:00 you want to give you an update on the forecast. >>> we are heading close to the holiday weekend and closer to an early season heat wave which will elevate the fire threat so let's get into the details of what will happen. in the short term minor changes and day-to-day as we head through this weekend even to start the three-day weekend on saturday and the one minor change we have is the year will be cooler and then nearly steady high temperatures for friday and saturday and i think the coolest day and will put that in quotes for cooler portions of the bay area will be on saturday and then we will see the heat wave taking over . let's check out what is happening right now with the view towards the west and the fog hanging out along the coast. temperatures topped out in the 80s here in san jose to the mid- 70s and oakland and san francisco mid 60s which

it was built. as much as anything to best his close friend, walter chrysler, who was putting up anotheroking for one more challenge, little knowing that they were starting a building crazejust as the great depression was taking off. fist as the great depression was taking off-— taking off. at the time the buildin: taking off. at the time the building craze _ taking off. at the time the building craze happened, l taking off. at the time the - building craze happened, these huge buildings popped up, the depression occurred, the history of the empire state building after that in my mind is very much connected to hollywood and the movies, king kong. did that make it really iconic and famous? if it hadn't been for that film, would it have been what it is today? i think you are right. a little over a year and think you are right. a little overa yearand a think you are right. a little over a year and a half after the building opened, the famous king kong movie was shown throughout the world and the image of king kong grasping the spire of the building, 11100 feetin spire of the building, 11100

the chrysler building. >> even are no the statue of liberty of course.r, the statue of liberty. carley: beautiful stuff at 5:21 east coast time. todd: they promised us music and we don't have music. do we want that? producers telling us know. >> the goal of the show is for viewers to say. we went the was to watch. now i am on board. carley: how are you feeling? todd: i'm not going to lie to the folks in tv land. carley: yesterday you went to lunch with a friend. todd: seen him since the beginning of the pandemic. carley: a little disappointed. todd: cheryl is also my friend. carley: small business advocacy group launched a survival campaign against president biden's policies. todd: small businesses don't need tax hikes and government regulations because restaurants get by as it is. cheryl casone a from foxbusiness here with more on the campaign. >> reporter: the national independent business federation launching survival campaign aimed small business. the biden administration on the way. the jobs plan proposes 28% from 21% double the capital gains tax to

tom: the romance of being at grand central station and looking out that window to the chrysler buildingback to 1941, 1942 as well. boy have we change how we eat now. what is your biggest challenge in developing repeat customers? what is the food angle, the menu angle you need to do in 2021 to keep them coming in? daniel: interestingly enough, vegetable is the rage. 24 years ago, i had already a vegetarian menu. i expanded more. the menu will be 50% seafood, 40% vegetable, and 10% selected high-quality meat. there is definitely a trend between a certain focus -- also vegetable within the space around new york. i think this will be our focus. in general, people are craving for good food, good wine, and healthy food. it is our responsibility. jonathan: a colossal -- tom: a colossal financial risk. really interesting. congratulations on launching the restaurant. interesting to see in the coming months as new york city comes back. thank you so much. daniel boulud, the acclaimed restaurant tour. the courage, somebody opening one of the many empty restaurants you and i see on the upper west si

wouldn't go into is why they are doing so much better than, for example, ford, or the owner of fiat chrysler. ford said going forward, we are going to get killed. mary said maybe our people are a little smarter. alix: i thought that was funny. also, a lot of things we are thinking about. we are not going to tell you, but trust us, we are ok. alan ruskin at deutsche bank had a note saying that what we are seeing right now is very similar to the 1970's when it comes to oil. it became a geopolitical shortage problem, and that chips are becoming a geopolitical issue matt comes to taiwan, china and the u.s.. that made me feel like this thing can't get resolved anytime soon. david: the question i think really is how much bigger can it get because they will go to all electric vehicles by 2035, and that is not just chips. that's a lot of rare-earth and things you need to make those things. it is going to be a real big challenge for them. guy: who was it earlier on, san companies need to stockpile rare earths -- earlier on, saying companies to stockpile rare earths? alix: iea. guy: but where are we n

the victim says she was shot by a man in the passenger seat of a chrysler 300 sedan. she's expected to be okay. >>> the second recall effort against san francisco district attorney is officially underway. a rally was held yesterday to give out petitions. it was organized by group of self described moderates who think the other recall will fail largely because it was started by a republic. this recall campaign has until late october to collect more than 50,000 signatures. the first the effort must get that many signatures by august 11. >>> a big cause for concern. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, why bay area researchers say longterm effects of covid could be devastating for many patients. >>> a few clouds out there this morning, we can see from our camera on top of the sales force tower. today will be like you remember yesterday. it's the holiday weekend where we've got issues to talk about, the first significant warm up of this season in the forecast just in time for memorial day. that's coming right up. >> we'll have continuing coverage of th

a woman says she was shot in the leg by a man who was a passenger in a chrysler 300 sedan that was beingn by another woman woman i was shot was taken to the hospital. she's expected to be ok tonight. the 2 children in the car. they were not hurt. police are still searching for that gunman. >> covid vaccination could be your shot at more than a million bucks california today, governor newsome rolled out the state's new vaccine incentive program and the next 2 million people. the next 2 million people to get fully vaccinated. we'll get $50 virtual prepaid gift cards or grocery carts as in and sent event. they also be entered into a drawing for big cash prize. it's the state automatically entered everybody who got vaccinated. every state resident 12 years old and up into the drawing, you know, not the gift cards but everybody's in the drawing and that's regardless of immigration status. so a lot of folks in that pool. 10 people will be picked to win one 0.5 million dollars each. on june. 15th 30 will be picked to win 50,000 each with drawings on june 4th and june 11th. a lot of numbers in t

officers said the shooters were in a chrysler 300 sedan here >>> enormous have been made yet in a deadly shooting in east oakland. there were reports of gunshots around noon time yesterday on 35th avenue near the macarthur freeway. the victim was found on the sidewalk near a bicycle and was pronounced dead at the scene. if you have any mohe re in the in connection with the vandalism is related to the mur colin metcalf were taken into custody on tuesday and santa rosa. three other suspects from santa rosa were arrested earlier this month. all five are charged with conspiracy and federal vandalism. >>> pigs blood was used to vandalize an art sculpture and home last month and santa rosa. police say the suspect intended to target a use of force expert who had testified for the defense in the chauvin murder trial. barry brought lived at the home, but moved a few years ago. >>> still to come this noon time, we continue to follow the latest developments out of the city of san jose. while we are learning about the victims in yesterday's bta railyard shooting. >>> lawmakers on capitol hill are as

she was shot in the leg and apparently she says she was shot by a man who was a passenger in a chrysleredan. a woman was also driving in that car. the woman who was shot in leg was taken to the hospital and the 2 children in her car were not hurt. police are still searching for the gunman. who was in another car. sounds like. take a look at this video sent in from a crime for a viewer shows you the flaring at the chevron richmond refinery. a spokesperson says that this was because of a process unit upset the flares are part of keeping their fire running safely. so they say don't be alarmed. they're designed to relieve pressure during the refining process. people are always alarmed. if you see not supposed to call and then they of the euphemism. it was a process unit. upset. >> and yes, it just don't breed here. we'll be back. 5.45. is the time. 5.40 is the time and there's a lot of concern about the drought, especially heading into the holiday weekend. >> and we're wondering how it's going lake tahoe as well. that's the problem right now. one of the driest winters on record. the. >> lak

it's a chrysler with a female driver and a male passenger now back to the latest on the deadly rail yard shooting in san jose, and what we're learning about the gunman, according to investigators. there was a fire at his house this morning just before the shooting started. the gunman's home is several miles away from the vita yard, and authorities have been there all day. investigated in particular, looking for potential explosives or booby traps. ktvu is tom vacar also talked to one of the neighbors and thomas here now with what he learned, and tom that neighbor said that the gunman. frightened him. well he has said that you will see what he has to say. i want to tell you, though, that the cleanup continues and the search and continues, but it's moving along at such a pace that one homeowner did tell us that he expects he was told by the police. he probably be back in his home at eight or nine o'clock tonight. so the investigation moves forward, but for this neighborhood, i guarantee if this was anything, anything but normal. right around 6 30 wednesday morning, doug saw thought his hou

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the chp is looking for the suspect's car is described as a chrysler 300 sedan with a female driver and a male passenger. they say a man was killed in east oakland this afternoon. so far, his name and age have not been released. the shooting was reported about noon on 35th avenue near suitor street, south of interstate 5 80. that's not far from the album, dale rec center. police had the man was found on the sidewalk near a bicycle that may have belonged to him. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no arrests have been made, and there's no word on a possible motive. coming up tonight. voters weigh in on how president biden is handling the economy plus, the gop is getting ready to unveil their latest counter offer to the white house on infrastructure spending. i'm lauren blanchard in washington with more on the talks and where they go from here and continuing coverage of the mass shooting in san jose. at 10 35 or look at the trends that show mass shootings have actually increased sometimes they say, "it might work, it might not work." "why even get the vaccine, if it can also harm you?" f

and so so they get in their chrysler and they take off just the two of them flying down the highway former president and first lady on their way to to the east coast and of course everywhere they went. you know the the press would just emerge the paparazzi the you know, the whatever and every gas station, they stopped at every hotel. they tried to book into you know, they the president's here and everybody would you know, of course there was no social media or anything, but the phone bank would light up in that town and everybody would come running down to the general store or whatever and try and get an autograph or a photograph or something with the president first lady and i think it's in some ways. it's kind of naive but it's kind of refreshing to think of that level of humility when he thought well, this is not that big of a deal. nobody know. nobody cares. nobody's gonna come and bother us. i mean, we're just gonna drive it it's good, you know, but he's this very famous figure by this point because you know roosevelt certainly was was the radio president, but truman is the first pres

they are now speeding towards the site in a modified chrysler minivan that they've just a disabled thechild protection locks, so they're able to actually get out of it while it's moving. he's now being placed under arrest his final words as he's being arrested is so this is how it ends and hands and always spoke of himself almost in shakespearean third person. terms and so this was the most significant arrest in the history of the fbi and hanson damage to the fbi. we hope it's the worst there is the most damage that was probably done to the to the us army or defense intelligence agency is certainly that of onamontes and unabailin montez with the queen of cuban spies was well infiltrated into the intelligence community here. she is a picture at a cia at senior intelligence conference course in july of 92. she was a graduate of john hopkins sais, she's likely recruited in that 1984 period she went to work to the department of justice working on freedom of information act. she had a top secret clearance, but without a polygraph she graduated from john hopkins, and she wanted to go into th

the parent of fiat-chrysler, toyota both at 52-week highs a big week for the autos all around, guys.you very much. steph, so how does the valuation look on some of these names, a ford or a gm and how do you think about valuation when there is ev hype around these names and you have a stock like tesla out there >> i know. i can't believe i've missed both ford and gm. they're doing a lot of good things gm was the start in ev obviously and ford is following. but ford delivered the f-150 was so impressive in terms of their ev truck. it was so impressive in terms of style and pricing. they're going to get it out earlier than expected. so they're executing they have the product. they are part of an $800 billion total addressable market in ev by 2027 so they're in the game they needed to do it and so i get it the stock is up 70% though, right? that's year to date. so it trades at 13 times, it's not expensive, but it's had a nice, nice run and gm is up 44%. it's hard to chase them but i understand the enthusiasm for both companies going from being dinosaurs really to being cutting edge >> mi

rodman, joining the conversation all morning long fox business dagen mcdowell, former home depot ceo, chryslerdelli. jason, kicking it off with you, what's your take on inflation right now? you know, we have before worried about all of the commodities seeing huge jumps year over year like lumper up 100% year to date. 301% year over year and just in the last couple of weeks we have seen a decline. so have the worries lessoned at all in terms of what's on the horizon regarding inflation? >> i think fundamentally, maria, they have not. i think we have to look at the classic phrase of fed speak versus what's actually happening in the market which you alluded with lumber prices and copper prices are going to the moon and the fed speak wants to essayed market fears, 3% the next year, et cetera. that's the way that it's looking but the fed does not want as they never do to cause a abrupt market crash. what do they say, we will wait a little bit. we will see. the reality is there is inflation. i just saw news that there's 100-dollar sandwich in california and at some point the global central banks wil

stuart: i remember when president reagan was invited to drive a chrysler car off the lot and drive offizabeth warren going at it with jamie dimon. >> some public numbers, did not overdraft. >> can you answer my question -- >> the fed account. >> i am sorry, that -- mister dimon, response to the question, you had a not a medic protection so i am asking, recommended, the regulators recommended the same protection to their customers. how much in fact did jpmorgan collect in overdraft fees from their customers in 2020? stuart: an argument about overdraft fees? you side, there it was. next case, dow is up, markets up, and the police in portland have declared a riot. people were breaking windows, setting fires. this is the one year anniversary of george floyd's death. rising crime in the country, the white house says that was a problem before president biden. heather mcdonald is here to respond to precisely that after this. ♪♪ t?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye cont

auto makers many leaving out high end features forcing pause on some production the founders of chrysler -- >> by the way, not beautifully sunny like i see behind me. >> just a background. >> yes dark here that is my point. >> well, i see your point thank you for waking up so early for us t.j. you are the best, and i am really -- so happy to have you because i have been wanting to have you talk to you about all this so much perfect you have studied this industry for decades know it cold with you with assess what is going on with shortage of semiconductors first. >> yes, we had a bunch of news reports cull cull miniaitdz yesterday said what problem is wrote objected the problem with not making cars is car companies not running supply chains right that is true they can campaign about the rainfall in taiwan some computations incredibly creative best i have seen the fact is they have run out of chips if you run 100 chips you miss one you don't ship that car they have to hol inventory the reason that didn't happen even though obvious is toyota production system strength of the automobile indu

and we will all like to drive that ferrari every day of the week but sometimes you gotta drive the chrysler in a chevy and we love them all and there's no question this is an incredible aircraft. the tr-3 block 4 when it comes online as projected now a quarter century has gone by since the development and we're looking at those emerging threats that were not even envisioned when we started this program and that's the challenge as we all know. with that uh mr. moore. >> thank you, chairman. i will briefly associate myself with the comments of representatives bergman and bacon. first bergman when he said that we're all in this together. i believe that and second um with uh representative bacon. thank you, chairman for allowing us to have a very productive conversation today. i am obviously very interested with respect to my district utah one um in hill air force base with the f35 program and. i am committed to um making this a very very productive conversation to the committee to the stakeholders we are we are our team is ready to dig in and and and make this a positive um for for our nation