jonas _ pieces. as we have alluded to already, jonas noreika - pieces.nas noreika is - pieces. as we have alluded to already, jonas noreika is a i already, jonas noreika is a huge figure in lithuania's modern history. he is regarded as a hero, a martyr, a guy who gave his life resisting the soviets, because he was executed in 1947 for standing up executed in 1947 for standing up to the soviet occupation invasion of lithuania. but those who defend him, to this very day in lithuania make two points, first of all they say you have to understand that lithuanians were victims twice over, they were threatened both from the west by the nazis and from the west by the nazis and from the east by the russians and the lithuanians really had no agency at this time of 1941, 1942, in their own country's condition. that they were victims, above all else. that is .1. .2 isjonas noreika was eventually put into a concentration camp by the nazis and his defenders say there is your evidence that he was no nazi. , ,., nazi. the first point, there was a provisional - nazi. the

and it�*s notjust jonas noreika.�*s bad — but genocide is over—the—top, genocide is over—the—top and it really, it really upsets me that my countrymen, first of all, did it, and it also upsets me that my countrymen first of all did it and it also upsets me that theyjust can�*t admit they did it. they should. but notjust your countrymen, your grandfather, and not just your grandfather, but if i am honest with you, your story suggests that your own grandmother and your own mother knew and lied, and covered up, and you have to deal with that. i—i know. all i can say is they�*re products of their generation. i don�*t think my mother knew as much as my grandmother. i think my mother got as far as hearing about it and then going into denial, and i followed her footsteps for about ten years, so i think that�*s far as she got and just called it communist propaganda. my grandmother, though, knew. i�*m convinced my grandmother knew. that�*s very hard for you to accept because it�*s gonna going to fundamentally change the way y

but according to his granddaughter, jonas noreika was no hero.e had the blood of thousands ofjews on his hands. now she has chosen to speak out, angering many in lithuania. so what happens when truth trumps family loyalty? silvia foti in chicago, welcome to hardtalk. hello, thank you. yours is an extraordinary story to tell. let's begin by establishing why you chose to dig so deep into the life of your grandfather, who, of course, was a man you had never met, because he was executed by the soviets in 1910. so why did you go so deep into his life? um... it's kind of... i sort of stumbled into it, to be honest. i got the story from my mother on her deathbed, and i thought i was going to write about a hero when i started this. i had no idea about his dark past, and it really only came about when i was burying my mother in lithuania and visiting the school named after him, when the director just very casually mentioned that, "your grandfather was accused of killing jews." and i almost fainted when he said that because that was the very first time i h

jonas has won three billboard music awards himself as part of the sibling trio the jonas brothers.os angeles on sunday, may 23rd, and you can watch interest right here on nbc bay area. we'll be right back. >>> the future is here for the 49ers. yeah, the niners craft their quarterback of the future, and the guy they really hope will hold things down for a decade. in last night's first round of the draft, take a look. >> the san francisco 49ers select trey lance, q man. trey lance is one of three quarterbacks picked in the top of the draft, and he's a young one, too. he's not even 21 just yet. lance played 17 games at north dam state in part due to the pandemic, but he tells nbc sports bay area podcast crew that he's up for the challenge of the nfl. watch the full interview on the 49ers talk podcast dropping this morning and it's available wherever you find your podcasts. >>> a pay-area dream come true. last night the pittsburgh steelers selected najee harris as the first running back off the board. harris grew up in the bay area, in the east bay and was homeless at a time and last n

can you hear me, jonas? >> clerk: yes. you do have another device, and we're getting a little bit of an echo, so i would mute that line. >> okay. joseph taveccho, taveccho group. [inaudible] we're here because that was an inability for the marketing plan to be approved. let me give you a little bit of background as to why joseph has chosen this b route. he and his family recently created the affordability project as a nonprofit developer [inaudible] to provide the capital needed to launch each affordable development. recently, the group acquired a site at 5250 third street for the first affordable development. [inaudible] will develop approximately 102 units, about 70 are proposed to be low-income or below market rate development. the process did not result in the approval of a marketing plan. even though the code at the time and the procedures at the time did not prohibit the sales of mixed tenure units in the building. despite the best efforts, mohcd required the marketing plan and either required that they become rental

jonas? >> secretary: hello? >> hi, jonas. >> can you hear me? >> this is wing. >> is this wing? >> yeah. i think they lost us. >> let me share my screen. i need jonas. >> oh,. i gave them to rich hillis. there we go. sorry. >> all right. >> secretary: there we go. mr. sucre, you should have the access. >> give me a second, wing. >> no problem. >> secretary: your slides are up and you have 5 minutes. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners, planning staff. my name is wing lee and i'm the architect of the application. thank you for your time reviewing this application today. i will be giving you a very brief presentation of the proposed project. next slide, please. the subject property is located in the northeastern side of the university mount area. within the same lot. there are a number of existing buildings that are three stories in height. as you can see on the slide. next slide, please. subject lot size on hamilton street is 25' by 120'. between silver avenue and sillman street. the two story structure has approximately 1,200 square feet. next slide please. when we first

the pairfought nine years ago as amateurs, at the london olympics, taylor beating jonas on her way toer — and she vowed then to move up to lightweight, so she could take on taylor again. obviously, an amateur boxing, and vice versa and i feel like my style is definitely developed over the past few years and one for the belt as well, ifeel like i've transformed into a top professional fighter and it will be unlike anything people are seen before. and there's a big fight tonight forjonathan kumuteo, who'll be making his professional debut at long last. his bout has been repeatedly postponed due to the pandemic. but as he told miriam walker—khan, that's not the only obstacle he's had to overcome. injanuary in january 2020, he injanuary 2020, he signed with boxing promoter frank warren. his top televised fight should be in april, but then, the pandemic happened. i april, but then, the pandemic happened-— april, but then, the pandemic hauened. ., ., , april, but then, the pandemic ha ened, ., ., , ., happened. i was told to prepare for this fi . ht happened. i was told to prepare for this

adam jonas of morgan stanley. interesting conversation.. ♪ ♪ ritika: it's time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. the white house is considering whether to nearly double the u.s.'s previous commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions. the biden adminstration may propose to reduce emissions by 50% or more by the end of the decade. that would require dramatic changes in the power, transportation, and other sectors. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway has sold $1.5 billion in yen-denominated bond to give japanese investors an opportunity to buy into global companies while getting a bit more yield than is generally on offer in the local market. that is typical for a foreign debt sale, which is generally perceived to be more risky. credits we ceo thomas gottstein has a tough crowd to deal with these days, he's on bankers -- three days -- these days, his own bankers. credit suisse stands to lose as much as $4.7 billion. the head of archegos may be the greatest trader you've neve

jonas? >> secretary: hello? >> hi, jonas. >> can you hear me? >> this is wing. >> is this wing? >> yeah. i think they lost us. >> let me share my screen. i need jonas. >> oh,. i gave them to rich hillis. there we go. sorry. >> all right. >> secretary: there we go. mr. sucre, you should have the access. >> give me a second, wing. >> no problem. >> secretary: your slides are up and you have 5 minutes. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners, planning staff. my name is wing lee and i'm the architect of the application. thank you for your time reviewing this application today. i will be giving you a very brief presentation of the proposed project. next slide, please. the subject property is located in the northeastern side of the university mount area. within the same lot. there are a number of existing buildings that are three stories in height. as you can see on the slide. next slide, please. subject lot size on hamilton street is 25' by 120'. between silver avenue and sillman street. the two story structure has approximately 1,200 square feet. next slide please. when we first

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today, actress priyanka chopra jonas. plus, from the netflix smash series "cobra kai," ralph macchio.acrest. here we are. this is we. - good morning. - morning. april 1st, 1927, - good to have you with us. - yes. it is april 1st, 1927. 19-- you know, this day, i don't wanna be cynical, but i loathe april fool's day and april fool's jokes. i just don't-- i'm not-- sorry, dad, i know you like it. i'm just not into it. do you like it? um, my niece was born today, so i don't mind it. - so i... - okay, well, that-- i-- that's different.

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2013 and did his best robot leave an impersonation to put by on one up after 30 minutes to work from jonas miller in an emphatic finish play pick fought hard to get back in the game but done almost failed to hit the target from a great position on 52 minutes. with the goal was not a minutes late but money will neuer karts this team. was left to rue those misses just by and held on to win one with the champions no 7 points clear with 7 games to go few would bet against the bun bun wagon from ruling on to another title. and earlier on saturday 5th place dortmund were looking for a victory to move within a point of visitors frankfurters and closer to those the lucrative champions league qualification places the teams went into halftime all swear at 1100 silver as a late header for frankfurt gave the visitors all 3 points that strengthens their bid for champions league football next season while inconsistent dormant are now fighting for a spot in the less glamorous europa league. and let's take a look at the scoreboard on this match day 27 as we saw it was a veyron over light say in frankfurt

a bigger sledgehammer print let's break it out that max offends cofounder fox news and contributor jonasowers and entire corporation. david: thanks for coming back. >>'s before when i heard is sponsoring this peace of legislation about the misspelled liz warren. >> is very strange republicans started the antitrust that's an all republican thing that kind of got taken over by democrats later on. so josh is sort of in the -- there is a history here of republicans. teddy roosevelt and the original sherman antitrust act also from republican senator. kennedy: that was like 1700 years ago. >> it was spread believe it or not a lot of these rules would still apply fact this is my biggest beef about it. i understand where he's going with this for there are some issues with big tech companies. i think tech companies are going to ruth david did this very quick the bacon of certain conservative sites. it gave republicans a path to join democrats to altman to add new legislation. my beef is you do not need legislation. with teddy roosevelt that it is he took old legislation finally applied aggressive

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is item 12 on today's agenda, jonas? >> clerk: item 12 is on today's agenda. >> thank you. >> oh, hi. good afternoon. it's georgia schiutish. you had the illegal demolition at 403 28 street, and i think that's a case of behavior defined policy. the executive hearing document says on page 7, quote, applicants who would otherwise apply for a demolition permit have attempted to avoid review under the commission's policy by configuring their projects to comply with the technicalities of d.b.i.'s approval of a project rather than a demolition. this section 317 defines demolition independently of that determination so that projects that propose removal of a substantial portion of their building envelopes will be subject to the requirements of section 317, close quote. section 317 requirements implemented policy approved in 2008 to correct bad behavior. the 2016 staff training manual tried to thwart that behavior. adjustments to the calcs is required to deal with policy defining behavior. the existing calcs are too large. they

jonas never and hall of fame photographer andrew bernstein.in says the picture used for the mural is special to him. the mural is painted from my last photo that i took of kobe as he walked off the court for the final time. >> on april 1320, 16 coming up to the 5 year anniversary of that. so it's it's very poignant. >> it's the first time this image of kobe walking off the court has been used in a public mural. bernstein says he commissioned it because he noticed a lack of kobe murals in his area and certainly beyond l a kobe bryant was well respected and admired. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 o'clock tonight at 6, a heartbreaking story out of the east bay, the couple charged with torturing their 11 year-old daughter to death the details include the fact police say the girl had been abused for months. race is on to get more people vaccinated from covid. and while supply seems to be increasing. there's still a warning about people who are. >> unvaccinated. but i talked to the bay area doctor about why they should proceed with caution. t

cologne up against it and having a place to coach just a week earlier former germany international jonas head or stepped up to the plate. in the fight he said. to do just one to tackle cost unisex director. stuart was the capital it was took early dockets joyner said to pitch. the stories at the bundesliga double limited years and kill a man who is told to go cold and hard for a major he didn't call out that we fought hard and. she's a big factor in this situation that we're just happy to and. in the end of. the season defender and matilda was the ploy for a full at this time and did not disappoint his 1st ever brace in the top flight ended his side's 9 dames winless streak to give the post and some much needed confidence he was sorely missed with out injured for a month in february the kind of player you meet with battling relegation outmatched a hero younis head toward. there was no hero this week any match day they'd leave the top flight says he 3 years. what had seemed inevitable if not months was confirmed at the fed who condemned. to a full bundestag of medication in the otherwise

. >> and let's see that hubby and wife, priyanka chopra jonas and nick jonas. >> and that's giving me> she's giving me mona kosar abdi. >>> back on this side of the pond, a touching tribute to a rap legend. >> rapper kid cudi wore a floral print dress similar to the one kurt cobain wore on stage. >> he received critical acclaim for the tribute, one calling it all about love. >> mona. >> hmm. >> stop. drop, because meantime, snl also showed lots of love to dmx over the weekend with a special tribute with a sign that said "rip dmx." dmx died on friday. he appeared as a musical guest on the show in 2000. an icon, a legend. changed the game. so his record label they said this. and i want to repeat it. his message of triumph over struggle, his search for the light out of darkness, pursuit of truth and grace brought us closer to our own humanity. nothing less than a giant, that dmx. >> he also saved that record label. he was the face of it for a long time. but i think we don't tend to give people their roses while they're still alive, or their flowers while they're still alive. let's talk a

the film has big named stars — priyanka chopra jonas and rajkummar rao.ising as the servant boy, balram. ramin. good to see you again. i know, it's like a long time. the film has been directed by ramin bahrani, a talented new york—based film—maker whose work i have been following for more than 15 years. the white tiger is definitely bringing audiences a caustic, commentary on modern india. the movie takes place between 2007 and 2010. india had a lot of confidence then, there was a middle class that was growing. i think some of those changes have stalled, obviously their economy did not reach the potential that they thought. it is a commentary, however, on massive gaps in wealth. it is very, very specific and authentic to india but it is very universal. i think especially tragically in the age of covid, many, many more people started to feel how difficult it is to get anywhere in life when the system around you seems corrupt and built just for the rich and powerful. it can be crass to categorise movies. people have labelled your film, to some extent, as a

the film has big named stars — priyanka chopra jonas and rajkummar rao.he servant boy, balram. ramin. good to see you again. i know, it's like a long time. the film has been directed by ramin bahrani, a talented new york—based film—maker whose work i have been following for more than 15 years. the white tiger is definitely bringing audiences a caustic, commentary on modern india. the movie takes place between 2007 and 2010. india had a lot of confidence then, there was a middle class that was growing. i think some of those changes have stalled, obviously their economy did not reach the potential that they thought. it is a commentary, however, on massive gaps in wealth. it is very, very specific and authentic to india but it is very universal. i think especially tragically in the age of covid, many, many more people started to feel how difficult it is to get anywhere in life when the system around you seems corrupt and built just for the rich and powerful. it can be crass to categorise movies. people have labelled your film, to some extent, as a rags to ri

of europe now instead of giving it dates on the on when international travel would regime move orus jonas and says the prime minister said that it was too soon to say at the moment non-essential travel is illegal now because british tourists and the reason that he gave is just too much concern at the moment about the risk of new variants potentially squandering all the banking efforts that have been taking place in the u.k. undermining the vaccine program now the one bit of clarity that we did get was it's been confirmed that there will be a traffic light system introduced when travel regimes that will be sort of a red amber or green system whereby though be different rules for different countries based on their own vaccine programs and there have been a seafood because he's been genome sequencing testing for a new battery and so potentially countries like the us israel could be on not reenlist making travel and little bit easier as you say at the moment for us here in the u.k. of being told not to because holidays you know we've got a list of told to me a bell the plane. is there already

and a jonas brothers fashion flashback. i bet they think twice about this look from 2007.vans. sibley scoles is gonna join us in just a bit, but we begin with some laughs courtesy of melissa mccarthy and octavia spencer. now, they star together in the new netflix movie "thunder force," playing superheroes. it is a buddy comedy with two real buddies that go way, way back. >> we've been friends for over 25 years. >> yeah. >> unreal! their bond is strong. melissa and octavia became instant friends after a performance of melissa's in the comedy troupe the groundlings. >> honey, i mean, you guys are seeing what i saw 25 years ago. i saw all of this talent 25 years ago. and you only need to see her perform once. >> i mean, we clicked from day one. i mean, she's one of the

effects could further dent its credibility even if the regulators verdict is that it's broadly safe jona whole al-jazeera london. the number of coronavirus deaths in brazil has dipped slightly from the record high of 4200. another 3800 deaths were reported on wednesday were the around 92000 new infections as he has throughout the pandemic president diable said auto continues to play del covert 19 monica nark of has more from rio de janeiro. doctors here and scientists have been warning that the new variants we're going to show up in brazil because not much has been done to control this outbreak the spread of infections you have mayors and governors of some cities and states imposing restrictive measures to keep people at home you have the president saying that they should not stay home and so there isn't an organized effort to control the outbreak and with this the virus is spreading rapidly and mutating very rapidly and what doctors here have told us is that they're afraid that by the time brazilians are all vaccinated those vaccines might not be enough to control the new variants of fo

thank you, jonas. and, good evening, commissioners. deborah holly for aaron stone at forty-four reed. one of the dr requesters. i'm happy to confirm that we've reached an agreement with the project sponsors on a modified plan and construction mitigation. since our concerns were addressed, we no longer oppose the project and thank you for your time. i also understand that the second dr requester kevin fox will be calling in on the public comment line. okay. and i'm available for questions if needed. thank you. >> thank you, ms. holly. unfortunately, mr. fox, did not provide a phone number to unmute. >> jonas, i had added his phone number as of late this morning around 11:00 into the spread sheet. i don't know if that's available to you or not. >> i don't have it. no. it's not here. um, we have his e-mail address that is not visible on the information provided to me. so let me try unmuting those people who have their hands raised. there are three of you. is this mr. fox? >> it is. thank you. >> okay. good luck. three minutes. >> thank yo

is item 12 on today's agenda, jonas? >> clerk: item 12 is on today's agenda. >> thank you. >> oh, hi. good afternoon. it's georgia schiutish. you had the illegal demolition at 403 28 street, and i think that's a case of behavior defined policy. the executive hearing document says on page 7, quote, applicants who would otherwise apply for a demolition permit have attempted to avoid review under the commission's policy by configuring their projects to comply with the technicalities of d.b.i.'s approval of a project rather than a demolition. this section 317 defines demolition independently of that determination so that projects that propose removal of a substantial portion of their building envelopes will be subject to the requirements of section 317, close quote. section 317 requirements implemented policy approved in 2008 to correct bad behavior. the 2016 staff training manual tried to thwart that behavior. adjustments to the calcs is required to deal with policy defining behavior. the existing calcs are too large. they

learn something here. >> yeah, a little-known fact about history, and i know you know this, joe, but jonas sauk attempted again and again to inject light into people's bodies, in different places, repeatedly, and ultimately ended up with the polio vaccine. so laugh if you will, but there's no polio because of it. >> yeah, okay. no parallel. >> who's laughing now? >> i wasn't laughing then and i'm not laughing now. >> in our audience, nobody's laughing now. they're like, get to the news. >> good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it's thursday, april 22nd. did you guys know it's earth day. i love that. we have a lot -- >> willie, do you remember our first earth day? >> how could i forget? >> i'm really sorry i asked. >> yeah. >> we kind of confused what earth day meant. it was a couple of months in the slammer, but still, we celebrated it in our own special way. >> along with joe, willie, and me, we have pulitzer prize-winning columnist and associate editor of "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson with us. and white house editor for politico, sam stein joins us

jonas, will you please give me access? great. good afternoon, president koppel, vice president moore, and director hillis. my name is camilla [inaudible] and [inaudible] we are excited to be here today for the second informational presentation on the housing element of the commission. before i started my presentation, i wanted to acknowledge the land that we are on. s.f. planning acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral land of the ramaytush ohlone. as the indigenous stewards of the land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never forgotten their responsibilities to this place as well as their organizational responsibilities. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the members and elders of the ramaytush ohlone and acknowledging their status as the first people. we now that housing is a racial and social equity problem. median income for black households is less than one fourth of a white house hold. american indian and black individuals are unhoused disproportionately to their populatio

effects could further dent its credibility even if the regulators verdict is that it's broadly safe jona whole al-jazeera london. well innocent of applause of all linked to clotting came at a time of already low public confidence in the astra zeneca vaccine italy and spain have responded by recommending its use only for people aged over 60 and there are fears the news will further complicate the vaccine rollout on the continent has more from paris it's an enormous problem so much damage has been done by the negative publicity or the conflicting information about the astra zeneca vaccine over the past few weeks and months last year we saw last month i should say we saw several european union countries including france germany amongst them suspending their use of the astra zeneca vaccine was the european medical agency looked into it further yemen at that time again also giving it a green light saying look these bottles are extremely rare but the damage really has been done because we see the public opinion opinion poll suggesting that many people across the european union are worried abou

jonas, will you please give me access? great. good afternoon, president koppel, vice president moore, and director hillis. my name is camilla [inaudible] and [inaudible] we are excited to be here today for the second informational presentation on the housing element of the commission. before i started my presentation, i wanted to acknowledge the land that we are on. s.f. planning acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral land of the ramaytush ohlone. as the indigenous stewards of the land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never forgotten their responsibilities to this place as well as their organizational responsibilities. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the members and elders of the ramaytush ohlone and acknowledging their status as the first people. we now that housing is a racial and social equity problem. median income for black households is less than one fourth of a white house hold. american indian and black individuals are unhoused disproportionately to their populatio

star tenor jonas counts my. even in coronavirus times he is not easy to carry. god. leads to. over a 1000 years ago construction sweeps across europe. the roman empire lives. only in architecture. new rulers wrecked magnificent sacred building. just over the cathedral part one of the roman next period. conflict minutes long t w. they want to know what makes the jet blue. and banning away from. a lot of them was my own culture and everyone was laid a hold on every step getting you ready to make the servants then join the right just do it under. those pieces it's because this profession gives you such tremendous feelings of happiness it carries you from one way of energy to the next. oh we're told. that. naples seen some a 2020 let old shape the to carefree idleness and almost completely mass close after a devastating spring coronavirus infections have decreased significantly italians are getting out and about again. i'm on my way to meet your last come from on one of the best tennis in the world some say the best we meeting at the opera house here in naples oh. ok i love to see

jillian: the outburst according to one student wasn't her first but student jonas said another was prompted unions and others do not. >> i was initially shocked a teacher would shout god's name in vain and make racist remarks and call a student a moron. >> reporter: the school district started a hybrid learning model in which students are in the classroom 2 days a week but parents with the district to expand in person learning for middle and high school aged students. road has been placed on administrative leave with the superintendent saying they are deeply concerned about videos of her saying she was not afforded due process and privacy rights. let's check in with "fox and friends". >> the next 3 hours and 18 minutes. a jampacked 3 hours, i give you an idea what is in it. former house speaker john boehner will join us about explosive memoir and hollywood's first production moves out of georgia over the voting law. did anyone read it? we will talk to joey jones about the new woke era that has apple tv walking out of katie path which at the border at the micro crisis wells out of control. t

jonas salk, 1955 polio vaccine. we have many advances. >> laura: let me move on.his. one of cnn's favorite panic pushers let it slip that his fearmongering isn't even based on science. >> you don't have really hard data but it's more anecdotal. lots of younger adults now going into hospitals. while we have vaccinated 50%, 60% of the older populations, we are seeing a lot of young people.to i'm h guessing it's the b117 variant and that gives me cause for concern. >> laura: he is a vaccine developer. dr. bhattacharya, he is concerned about something that he doesn't know it's true and admitted so.ve >> most states in the country, cases have come down. even as the variants have spread. it's fearmongering for its own sake. it's not responsible. we vaccinated a large fraction of the older population. there is reason why they are protected.ke of course the remaining cases are among younger populations. it's not that surprising. the younger population is relatively well protected compared to the old. there is a 1,000 foldd differene in the risk between someone who is 20 a

morgan stanley adam jonas last week said the market needs to understand their position in china, hisdiluted over time. local players encouraged that's just how it works over there. >> right same time, though, manufacturing ramped up in china sort of losing model x and s sales, higher margin going towards the model y in china have to wonder if manufacturing in that ramp-up helps there. jon, talking about tesla becoming, justifying these enormous gains right? the bulls believe that's more man a car company and a lot of excitement, at least has been, over self-driving. that feature could software really start to contribute to huge driver revenue growth going forward got to wonder, does the accident in tesla pour a little cold water over that? not for this quarter necessarily, but for the year ahead, if tesla can start to monetize that full self-driving feature? >> back to the point made about tesla manufacturing in china why that might matter. i think you're exactly right look how apple fared the fact it's got so much assembly in china, retail in china, it's managed to power through des

one of your biggest backers is a guy who's actually pretty creative thinker, adam jonas at morgan stanleych. but he says you've got more financial breathing room because you have the money from vw and you did the equity offering but you have to spend a lot of money to ramp the way you would like to are you okay for, say, three or four quarters at this pace in terms of money >> yeah, i mean, actually, the money that we have in the bank, we now have approximately $1.5 billion in the balance sheet and if you listen to our february earnings call, we said that we expect to spend a net of -- our cash balance at the end of the year will be between zero and 60 million less than it was at the end of last year so overall, we're going to end the year with a very strong balance sheet. the cash that we have in the bank right now is enough to fund our pre-pilot line, which we call 2-a-0 in fact it's the doubling of capacity of that line, it's enough to fund us most of the way through our 20 gigawatt hour expansion facility with volkswagen in the '24, '25 time frame so we feel very good about where we a

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jonas salk and a team from the university of pittsburgh.ven years, incidence of the crippling disease in the u.s. have declined by 97%. new research from the senator for disease control and prevention say that people who receive moderna's vaccine may experience more side effects and then those who get to the pfizer vaccine -- it will reimburse funeral expenses to those who have lost family members from covid-19. the website says $2 billion has been allocated. china's top disease control official says the effectiveness of their vaccine in that country is low. he also says the government is considering mixing the vaccine to provide a boost. beijing has distributed hundreds of millions of doses in other countries while also trying to promote doubt about the effectiveness of the western vaccines. also oversees iran is blaming israel tonight for a sabotage attack on one of its underground nuclear facilities. the incident comes as a new america administration works towards possibly rejoining the west nuclear agreement with the islamic republic. c

adam jonas from morgan stanley put autoout a note about what to expect from tesla. remainder of a year to be one word, expansion, no doubt that will be a question, not only from adam jonas but a number of other analysts on the conference call for elon musk. what is next for the remainder of this year for tesla and over the next couple of years, take a look at shares of tesla and volkswagen the reason we're showing you is tesla has had a heck of a run up last year, up 400% look at volkswagen and what it's done in the last six months and we're starting to see other auto makers in terms of their stock be a trade that over the last three months and six months has in some cases out performed tesla. >> yeah, well, gm and ford too up 40% versus 4.5 for tesla this year, but of course $708 billion market value for tesla, still almost 10 times gm phil, you know, longer term, obviously what you're talking about will be the key focus but i wonder, do we expect them to ever talk about their goals in autonomous, and what we can expect in a number of years there, and/or advances i

and we've got people like selena gomez, jonas brothers, woody harrelson, jennifer garner, megan theenot exhausted right now? >> i am exhausted! [ laughter ] i got bags under my -- i'm not getting much sleep putting this production together. i am thankful i've got some great people helping me out. but we are -- we're up against it, know what i mean you put these benefits together, it has to be a timely fashion, but you also want to put on a good show so, we're working our tails off, and i got a lot of people that aren't getting any sleep either so i can't gripe about it >> jimmy: people can see it on your brand-new youtube channel congrats on that i think it's like throwing -- you're putting together woodstock. which is kind of amazing except this is a benefit woodstock. >> it's all going to go to helping out -- all the donations, everyone will be able to donate on the screen the donate button will be on the screen the whole night during the show. it's all going to help out those people in real need. we're not divvying out luxuries we're divvying out necessities to people that need it

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it was painted by the legendary la based artist jonas never and hall of fame photographer andrew bernstein bernstein says the picture used for the mural is very special to him. >> the mural is painted from my last photo that i took of kobe as he walked off the court for the final time on april 13th 2016 coming up to the 5 year anniversary of that. so it's it's very poignant. >> it's the first time this image of kobe walking off the court has been used in a public, a mural bernstein says he commissioned it because he noticed a lack of kobe murals in his area. and all of these vintage toys are now on sale in north carolina. man has been collecting them for years. impressive collection includes action figures of ghostbusters transformers. anything. we're related all dating back to the 60's. the man says he first started collecting the toys for fun. but then the pandemic front 80's and 90's nostalgia back in fashion. so why not make some profit off of it. and before we sign off or to take one more look ahead at the forecast with every summer recess case. another yet temperatures out there righ