laura: james clayton joins us now from san francisco.es, we can barely even see the golden gate bridge behind you, is at a sign that all of this rain has arrived drenching california again? >> the rain has most certainly arrived. it has been raining all morning. look, 17 people have died already, we believe across california. the whole state is in a state of emergency. but you could see the clouds behind me, the problem we have is that it storm after storm that backed up into the pacific. in this storm itself isn't that bad, you can probably see the waves behind me, it's not that bad, the problem is it's off the back of storm after storm. all of the ground here's absolutely soaking in it doesn't take much rain to create all sorts of problems. flooding, landslides, etc., california -- particularly northern california, is braced for more flooding tonight, it has been raining here for six to seven hours. you could see behind me, the weather is coming in from the golden gate bridge and doesn't look like it's getting any better. laura: meteor

james clayton, bbc new, san francisco.ther news, police evicted climate protesters from a condemned village in germany. they were protesting the village being bulldozed to make way for a carmine -- coal mine. the showdown highlighted tensions over climate i'll -- climate policy in germany. a rule banning unmarried nigerian police officers from getting pregnant has been scrapped. the judge called the regulation discriminatory. brought by a corporal who was sacked after getting pregnant. she has been awarded compensationut the judge refused her request to be reinstated as an officer. iran, antigovernment protests have been going on for five months since the death of a woman taken into custody by the morality police. cutting across class and ethnic divides, the response from the regime has bee brutal. reporting the story has been a huge challenge for our bbc journalists. as my colleague, a specialist on iran, explains. >> this is the former deputy defense minister of iran. in this heavilydited video published by state media,

james clayton reports. america's extreme weather shows no sign of abating.a tornado ripped through communities. the deadly tornado focused on the area of selma, famous for its civil rights march. the billowing winds blew off roofs and destroyed homes. it tore off the chimney. hit the car. it's bad out here. it's bad. others have come back to find their properties destroyed. well, i think i was blessed with enough sense to get out of here before the tornado hit. i've lost everything that i own but other than that, i've got my life and i'm in good health. the ferocity of the winds here caught people off guard. there are reports of several mobile homes being launched into the air. on the west coast in california, the heavy rains continue to fall. roads have been swallowed by rivers and landslides, causing disruption and even isolating communities. here in monterey, the salinas river burst its banks, flooding the surrounding area. there are concerns that entire towns could be cut off here. here in san francisco, itjust keeps raining and raining and raining. the

james clayton, bbc news, san francisco.rtedly been rushed to a california hospital after suffering cardiac arrest. the daughter of rock and roll legend elvis regained her pulse after receiving cpr, according to entertainment outlet tmz. lisa marie presley — a singer and songwriter in her own right — was last seen in public attending the golden globes ceremony this week with her mother priscilla. she has confirmed that her daughter is receiving the best care in hospital. a russian mercenary group fighting in ukraine claims its found the body of one of two uk aid workers who've been reported missing. the bbc hasn't been able to verify the claim. twenty—eight—year—old chris parry, seen here on the left and andrew bagshaw, who's a8, were last seen on friday, reportedly heading to the town of soledar in the east of the country. soledar is the scene of fierce fighting at the moment, along with the neighbouring town of bakhmut. the bbc�*s james waterhouse, who's in kyiv, gave us his assessment of the situation. the town of soledar

here's james clayton. santa cruz is famous for surf, but not quite like this.royed. this is supposed to be a picturesque beach, but it's absolutely covered in detritus, wood, even entire trees that have been swept into the sea by swollen rivers. the president has declared a state of emergency across the state, and here in los angeles, two vehicles plunged into this huge sinkhole that opened up on the road as a result of flooding. local media reported that two people were taken to hospital with minor injuries. the small town of felton near santa cruz has been under water as the local river burst its banks. karen hendrick realised the water was coming up to her house too late. she couldn't get out, stuck above the water as it rose around her home. is it scary when you're surrounded by floodwater like that? this was the first time that i was scared, yeah. in the past, i always thought, you know, "oh, we'll get three, four, even five feet of floodwater come through". this one didn't seem like it was going to stop. and i was imagining, you know, 10—12 feet of water,

james clayton, bbc news, santa cruz.s been viewed 10 million times and has been viewed 10 million times and has prompted three and a half thousand replies, mostly congratulations of course, announcing her pregnancy, the tennis star doesn't hide her competitive straight saying she will be back on the court next year in time for the australian open but says one thing she's looking forward to is for her kid to watch one of her matches and tell someone, that is my mum. very big congratulations to herfrom us at the newsday team. that brings us to the end of the programme. thank you forjoining us. hello there. we are stuck in repeat mode, i'm afraid, which means yet more wet and windy weather to come. in actual fact, to close out this week, it's going to be a case of showers, longer spells of rain at times and the winds will always be a feature. now, for the time being, we've got some wet weather pushing its way across england and wales, with the heaviest pulses of rain across south wales and parts of south—west england. it co

our correspondent james clayton reports from san francisco.in the rain in northern california has allowed authorities to assess the damage from successive storms. a search had been under way for kyle, a five—year—old boy living in sonoma. he liked people. he liked to dance. he was very outgoing, active. on monday, the floods submerged the car he and his mother were in as she drove him back from school. rescuers were able to get to his mother, but kyle was swept out into the water. and my wife just happened to be closer to them. and when she was able to reach out to the rope that they were able to have and the flow of my son was farther down and they saw him. he was face up. he was floating face up. it's hard to process. elsewhere, a 43—year—old woman, daphne fontenot, was found dead in her car after floodwaters submerged her vehicle. at least 18 people have now died from the storms. in san francisco, some of the city's homeless have been living through relentless rain. we're at a flyover here. and as you can see, it gives a little bit of shelt

james clayton, bbc news, santa cruz.layer naomi osaka withdrew from the australian open, that starts next week, and now we know why. the 25—year—old posted what she called "a little life update for 2023" on social media, including a picture of an ultra sound scan confirming that she is expecting her first child. our news reporter azadeh moshiri joins us now. there's lots of lovely message is pouring in over social media. what more do we know about the news she has shed? that's right, coco gauff, for example congratulated her and so did tennis legend billie jean king. it is worth putting up jean king. it is worth putting up the message she shared with the ultrasound image. she said she has so much look forward in the future and one thing is for my kid to watch one of my matches and tell someone, that is my mum. she is not going to participate in australian open but she has not played in tournament since september in the pan pacific open. she has had issues with mental health in the past. in 2021, she pulled out of press c

from california, our north america correspondent james clayton reports.ut not like this. the city has seen a seemingly endless amount of storms. this is supposed to be a picturesque beach but it is absolutely covered in the breeze, even entire trees swept into the sea bass swollen rivers. a state of emergency has been declared here and it is notjust the coast has been declared here and it is not just the coast that has been declared here and it is notjust the coast that has been hit. up in the mountains, a small town has been underwater as the local river post its banks. this woman realised too late and it could not get out of. stuck as a water rose. is it scary when you are surrounded by floodwater?_ you are surrounded by floodwater? , , , floodwater? this is the first time that — floodwater? this is the first time that i _ floodwater? this is the first time that i wasn't _ floodwater? this is the first time that i wasn't scared. i floodwater? this is the first | time that i wasn't scared. in the past, i always though, we would get three, four, even five

james clayton, bbc news, san francisco.ational grid said about 600 homes were without power. and in scotland, 8 flood warnings remain after stormy conditions battered some areas today. meanwhile, in the west of england two train lines were blocked between bristol parkway and swindon. a swedish mining company says it's found europe's largest deposit of rare earth elements in northern lapland. it contains at least1 million tons of the minerals, which are needed in various high tech products. tim allman reports. —— europe is mostly dependent on china for these products. tim allman reports. close to the arctic circle in the far north of sweden lies the city of kiruna. they've been mining iron ore here for more than a century, but now they've found something else. this computer—generated map shows the existing mine. buried nearby, and named after a famous swedish scientist, is the per geijer deposit, previously undiscovered. tons and tons of rare earth elements, or rees. what we can see today is by far the largest deposit of ree

james clayton, bbc news, san francisco.red from arbitrating after wearing a t—shirt supporting women's rights in iran at a tournament in iceland. shohreh bayat was ordered by the russian president of the international chess federation to change the women, life, freedom shirt. our news reporter azadeh moshiri joins us now. it's interesting, this. talk us through how it all happened. shohreh bayat is a chess referee who actually lives in london and of course this is a very difficult time for a run with months of protest following the death of mahsa amini in police custody, supposedly for having violated district dress code there. and so ms fayad wanted to show her support for the protest and wore a t—shirt during a tournament in iceland that red women, life, freedom and that is of course the slogan of the protest there but it didn't sit well with one of the chess officials and did not sit well with the president of the international chess federation who happens to be one of the former russian deputy prime minister is. and so

james clayton, bbc news, santa cruz. one tennis player naomi 0hsaka withdrew from the australian open that starts next week. and now we know why. the 25—year—old posted what she called a little life update for 2023 on social media, including a picture of an ultra sound scan confirming that she is expecting her first child. 0ur news reporter azedeh moshiri joins us 110w. lots of lovely messages pouring in on social media. so what more do we know about the news that she has shared?— that she has shared? that's riaht, that she has shared? that's right. coco _ that she has shared? that's right, coco gauff_ that she has shared? that's right, coco gauff for - that she has shared? that's i right, coco gauff for example congratulated her on twitter, so did tennis legend billie jean king, and it was worth pulling up the message that she posted alongside the ultrasound scan, which announced her pregnancy. in it she said, "i know i have so much... as you mentioned, on sunday we found out she wasn't going to participate in the austr

james clayton, bbc news, san francisco.on into the social media personality andrew tate. now you may not have heard of him but if you've got teenagers — especially boys — they almost certainly will have. the self—proclaimed misogynist has a loyal following on social media— despite being banned from facebook, instagram, tiktok and youtube. some british schools are so worried about influence that they're devoting entire lessons to trying to counteract his views. our special correspondent lucy manning reports andrew tate is in a romanian jail, but he still sits in the minds of british teenagers. why is it that andrew tate has had so much impact? at the st dunstan's college, they don't ignore the problem. the online influencer had millions of followers, but views he admits are misogynistic. he's been arrested as part of a rape and human trafficking investigation — allegations he denies. what is it about his videos that give the perception of them being so popular? because at first, seemingly, his most videos he might have, like

james clayton, bbc news, santa cruz.ar in ukraine are taking place around a town called soledar in the east of the country. russia is fighting hard to take it. its importance is both symbolic and strategic. russia wants a decisive win on the battlefield after a series of retreats in recent months. if they manage to capture soledar, it would mean that russian troops could encircle ukrainian forces in the city of bakhmut, where heavy fighting has been raging for months. russia has been sending large numbers of the so—called wagner group mercenaries to the frontline near soledar, tens of thousands of fighters, among them convicts who've been sent to capture the town. for now, ukraine says its soldiers are still holding out, despite the fierce opposition. 0ur ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports. the situation in soledar depends on who you ask. it's under control as of this morning, according to this ukrainian commander. "they will never break us", says his injured comrade. "we are winning". but if you ask these tw

james clayton, bbc news, san francisco.endy has been found not guilty of six counts of rape and one count of sexual assault, after a six—month trial at chester crown court. jurors failed to reach verdicts on two other charges, meaning he will now face a retrial later this year. another man was also found not guilty of three counts of rape relating to two teenagers. our north of england correspondent, danny savage, reports. he was the millionaire footballer who had the world at his feet, but what now for benjamin mendy? cleared of the majority of charges against him, but facing a retrial on two others a jury couldn't decide upon. so, come to the darkness. mendy lived here, a mansion in a prosperous cheshire village — where the court heard he ignored lockdown rules and had parties. his trial heard he told one woman it would be her privilege to sleep with him. he would meet them in restaurants and nightclubs, arguably charm them with his strong french accent, and bring them back here. a country house, where the prosecution cla

james clayton, bbc news, las vegas.kwesaburak. we have plenty more coming up shortly, all the top stories at the top of the hour and the headlines. hello there. the start of this weekend has been unsettled, thanks to low pressure, wet, windy, followed by blustery showers and sunny spells. part two of the weekend also unsettled with the same area of low pressure close by, it's going to stay pretty windy with plenty of showers rattling in from the south—west. here it is, this deep low, the centre sitting just the north of scotland on sunday, some fairly strong winds close to it's centre over the north and west of scotland. elsewhere, plenty of isobars so it is going to be another blustery day, maybe not quite as windy across inland areas that we had on saturday but lots of showers around, forming bands moving from west to east, some of them heavy with some hail, some thunder mixed in, very windy across the north and west of scotland, gusts of 60, 70 miles an hour. tending to ease down a little bit later in the day but it'

but first up, we're going below the bright lights of the strip with james clayton as he checks out annusual way to get from a to b. james: las vegas convention center is huge. it can take half an hour to walk across it. however, there's a new way to get around — tunnels with teslas in them. this is what elon musk claims is the future of transport, so we're here in las vegas to check it out. the station looks like a cross between a taxi rank and a subway. i've never been here before, and it's very pleasant. it kind of feels quite cool. but the most obvious thing that you notice is that there aren't fumes here, and you kind of realise, first off, that this would absolutely not be possible without electric cars. but this isn't quite what elon musk had envisaged when he created the boring company. elon musk�*s initial idea was incredibly ambitious, that people in teslas would be transported into this huge network of tunnels and they'd be transported at more than 100mph using its autonomous features. this emphatically isn't that. however, even though this is pretty far away from what elon

james clayton, bbc news, santa cruz.o hundreds of domestic flights right across the country. the federal aviation administration says there was a problem with the system are letting pilots to potential hazards on flight routes. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin is here — what's going on? earlier there was an outage of a system called notice to air admission system in the us which is important because it notifies pilots of any hazards on the route. things outside of the ordinary even an airport been closed or obstruction on the runway so something you really need to be able to operate a safe flight. a failure like this is unusual in the us aviation authorities say a lot of work has been going on to restore the system and to check it is working correctly. in the meantime temporarily no domestic flights were allowed to take off on the flights including internationalflights allowed to take off on the flights including international flights were being allowed to land with extra help from air traffic control to make sure

national weather service and the city of selma in central alabama was particularly hard-hit as james claytonorts. james: america's extreme weather shows no sign of abating. in alabama a scene of devastating as a tornado ripped through communities. the tornado focused on the area of salmon -- selma, famous r civil rights march. >> it tore off the committee, -- the chimney, flipped the car. it is bad here. mes: others have found their properties destroyed. >> i think i was blessed with enough sense to get out of here before the tornado hit. i have lost everything that i own but other than that, i've got my life and i am in good health. james: the ferocity of the winds caught people off guard. there were reports of several mobile homes being launched into the air. on the west coast in california the heavy rains continued to fall. roads have been swallowed by rivers and landslides and isolating communities. here in monterey, the silliness river burst -- the salinas river burst its banks. in san francisco it keeps raining. the ground is totally solvent. there is nowhere for the water to go. there

laura: james clayton, reporting from santa cruz.ntense storms of california as we burn fossil fuel and heat the atmosphere, warmer air holds more moisture, making storms more intense. extreme weather around the world. new data from the european union shows that 20 is the second warmest year on record for europe and the hottest ever. really read back -- -- >> escape if we need to, which again sounds totally crazy when i say it out loud. but we wanted to escape from where we live. it gives you a sse of security that you are preparing things and that things are there and ready to go if need be. >> it was a similar story across the continent, which experienced its worst drought for 500 years. some of europe's mightiest rivers hit record water levels. this shows average relook at the hotter than average red areas. particularly western europe is especially hot, as his much of northern asia. wales recorded its highest ever temperature during a year in which global temperatures were 1.2 degrees celsius above preiustrial levels. governments

but first up, we're going below the bright lights of the strip with james clayton, as he checks out annusual way to get from a to b. las vegas convention center is huge. it can take half an hour to walk across it. however, there's a new way to get around — tunnels with teslas in them. this is what elon musk claims is the future of transport, so we're here in las vegas to check it out. the station looks like a cross between a taxi rank and a subway. i've never been here before, and it's very pleasant. it kind of feels quite cool. but the most obvious thing that you notice is that there aren't fumes here, and you kind of realise, first off, that this would absolutely not be possible without electric cars. but this isn't quite what elon musk had envisaged when he created the boring company. elon musk�*s initial idea was incredibly ambitious, that people in teslas would be transported into this huge network of tunnels and they'd be transported at more than 100mph using its autonomous features. this emphatically isn't that. for one, as you can see, these aren't robots driving these cars. th

james clayton, bbc news, las vegas.cripts, many written by high—profile authors. filippo bernardini impersonated figures from the publishing industry to trick people into handing over their works. authors who were targeted include margaret atwood, ian mcewan and sally rooney. bernardini pleaded guilty in new york to wire fraud, but his motive has never been clear. manuscripts were not found to have been leaked on the internet, nor were any ransom demands made. it isa it is a mystery! you can reach me on twitter. stay with us here on bbc news. saturday has provided a blustery first half of the weekend. there have been some heavy downpours as well. wins have been a strong enough to whip up some quite rough seas around some of our coasts. it is a big area of low pressure dominating right now. this is the satellite picture from earlier on, this swirl of cloud. here's the center of the low. that's where it was earlier on this afternoon. and as we go through tonight, the centre of this low will be passing to the northwest of

james clayton, bbc news, santa cruz.player, naomi osaka, withdrew from the australian open that starts next week. and now we know why. the 25—year—old posted what she called "a little life update for 2023" on social media, including a picture of an ultrasound scan confirming that she is expecting her first child. our news reporter azadeh moshiri joins us now. there's lots of lovely messages, aren't there, pouring in over social media. what more do we know about the news that she has shared? that's right, coco gauff, one of her peers, for example, congratulated her on twitter, so did tennis legend billiejean king. and it is worth pulling up the message she posted alongside that ultrasound scan, which announced her pregnancy. in it she said, "i know that i have so much to look forward "to in the future..." now, as you mentioned, on sunday, we found out that she was not going to participate in the australian open, but she has not actually played in tournament since september, since the pan pacific open in tokyo. and this is

james clayton, bbc news, santa cruz.n interviewed as part of a year—long investigation for the 5 live podcast i am not a monster. she says she was fed comprehensive instructions by members of the terror group islamic state, but also undertook her own detailed planning for the trip in 2015. let's take a look. i'm curious about how you think people perceive you. as a danger, as a risk, as a potential risk to them, to their safety, to their way of living. do you understand why society has so much anger towards you? yes, i do understand, but i don't think it's actually towards me. i think it's towards isis, but when they think of isis, they think of me because i have been put on the media so much. but they only did that because you chose to go to isis. but what was there to obsess over? we went to isis, that's it, it was over. they wanted to continue the story because it was a story, it was the big story. but you do accept you joined a terrorist group? yes. i did. you can find that interview in �*i'm not a monster': the sham

james clayton, bbc news, las vegas.eet. as you can see, this has just been released, downing street. as you can see, this hasjust been released, it downing street. as you can see, this has just been released, it is of that meeting we were telling you about earlier. the meeting between the prime minister, you can see where she is a knack in the middle. health secretary can see steve barclay, a meeting between them and also amanda prichard from nhs england. they are all meeting including with treasury ministers to try to discuss challenges facing the nhs in england. that is a picture that hasjust been nhs in england. that is a picture that has just been released of that meeting and we will bring you more on that later as we get it. if you want to talk through stories we have been having today you can reach me on twitter. now it is time the weather forecast with ben. good afternoon. heavy downpours make up one half of our weekend weather story. the other side of the coin, some very strong and gusty winds whipping up some b

james clayton, bbc news, las vegas.ther's going to stay pretty windy today and it's been quite a wet start as well, particularly across scotland, england and wales. by two conditions are going to spread on from the west later on with a mixture of sunshine and showers more generally is happening. now, the area of low pressure that is here has been bringing the wet weather. this area of cloud is our will rain band sweeping as i will rain band sweeping as i will rain band sweeping is way eastwards across scotland, england and wales. what follows is this brighter, showery conditions but there's also been a very windy start to the day, of south—west england where we've had a gust of 65 miles an hour and berry had made brixton and 5a over the north york moors and so far the strongest winds have just been ahead of this rain band and that will continue to play through but then we get a second sweep of strong winds working to the north west later on with again gales later in the day across north—western portions. it will stay bl

james clayton, bbc news, las vegas.hing nets, with one of the pair of endangered creatures excreting plastic ingested from the sea. this is one of two green turtles rescued at sea in argentina they were rescued after being found entangled in fishing nets. translation:— entangled in fishing nets. translation: , ., translation: the turtles arrived, the were translation: the turtles arrived, they were put _ translation: the turtles arrived, they were put in — translation: the turtles arrived, they were put in pools _ translation: the turtles arrived, they were put in pools and - translation: the turtles arrived, they were put in pools and their. they were put in pools and their swimming was measured to check it was normal. luckily it was. they are herbivores so we fed them and one began to defecate plastic, luckily not too much. much. they spent time in rehab. we took blood samples for blood counts, the results showed that one of them had a high level of white blood cells and some parameters that indicated a slight degree

james clayton, bbc news, las vegas. just drop me a line on twitter. stay with us here on bbc news.well. in fact, the winds have been strong enough to whip up some quite rough seas along some of our coast. it is a big area of low pressure that is dominating right now. this is a satellite picture from earlier on. a swirl of cloud but appear as the centre of the lower earlier on this afternoon and as we go through tonight, the centre of this low will be passing to the north west of scotland. very strong winds continuing to affect western parts. gales are likely around western coasts. especially western scotland with gusts of 60—70 mph for a time through the night. further showers, some of which will be some clear spells as well. partly because of the strength of the wind it is not going to be a cold night. 11—8. sunshine and showers day but those showers will be quite heavy and there could be hail and thunder mixing in. showers likely to line up into band. slightly chilly air and went to venus in the showers of a high ground in scotland with four or 500 metres elevation. is going to b

james clayton, bbc news, las vegas.ge. this band of cloud here by rain for many of us the first part of the day. that rain is clearing eastwards behind it, sunny spells but scattered, heavy showers with some hail and thunder mixing in. the winds are picking up once again towards the end of the day to western areas in temperatures as we close out the afternoon between seven and 10 degrees. as we head into tonight a deep blow pushes close to the north—west of scotland. gail is likely especially in western scotland. with gusts of 70 mph five times so there will be further showers blown along on that strong wind. some clear spells in between and partly because of the strength of the wind is not going to be a particularly cold night. those are between four and 8 degrees. as we head into sunday sunshine and showers. some showers will be heavy with hail and thunder. showers tending tojoin up into bands and it is likely that across high ground in scotland say above for 500 metres we will see some snow mixing in. is going to be

james clayton, bbc news, santa cruz.ature itself is ignoring that ban completely and eating its way through the fish stocks. helena wilkinson reports. basking in the winter sunshine with not a care in the world. this young seal may appear carefree and cute, but it's been causing havoc in this quiet fishing lake in essex. it's taken up residence at the rochford reservoir for nearly a month, and in that time, it's eaten its way through £3,000 worth of fish. the owner of the fisheries, nick north, has had to turn away regular users due to plummeting fish stocks. devastated, i think, would be an understatement of what's happened. after all these years building up, and then within a month, to see it come crashing down. it's thought the seal made its way upstream along since then, it's put on a good amount of weight, thanks to the abundance of fish on offer. it has little incentive to leave. so far, attempts have been made to made to try to get so far, two attempts have been made to made to try to get the seal out safely, but

but first up, we're going below the bright lights of the strip with james clayton as he checks out anvery pleasant. it kind of feels quite cool. but the most obvious thing that you notice is that there aren't fumes here, and you kind of realise, first off, that this would absolutely not be possible without electric cars. but this isn't quite what elon musk had envisaged when he created the boring company. elon musk�*s initial idea was incredibly ambitious, that people in teslas would be transported into this huge network of tunnels and they'd be transported at more than ioomph using its autonomous features. this emphatically isn't that. however, even though this is pretty far away from what elon musk said he wanted to create, many people at ces loved it. excuse me, madam. i'm from the bbc. we're just asking people what they thought about the loop just now. i love it. you loved it? it's really cool. how much would you give it out of ten? ah, ten. well, not quite everyone. it'sjust like the classic meme of, like, oh, let's reduce- the number of drivers i by linking them together and mak

but first up, we're going below the bright lights of the strip with james clayton, as he checks out an this is what elon musk claims is the future of transport, so we're here in las vegas to check it out. the station looks like a cross between a taxi rank and a subway. i've never been here before, and it's very pleasant. it kind of feels quite cool. but the most obvious thing that you notice is that there aren't fumes here, and you kind of realise, first off, that this would absolutely not be possible without electric cars. but this isn't quite what elon musk had envisaged when he created the boring company. elon musk�*s initial idea was incredibly ambitious, that people in teslas would be transported into this huge network of tunnels and they'd be transported at more than 100mph using its autonomous features. this emphatically isn't that. however, even though this is pretty far away from what elon musk said he wanted to create, many people at ces loved it. excuse me, madam. i'm from the bbc, we're just asking people what they thought about the loop just now. i love it. you loved it? i