well, lou dan mean beat them and we gained our positions and being on the defense. if we did not surrender a patch of our territory to the enemy, plenty of a split. second decisions were made at the time as it turned out. those decisions were the right ones. how can you do that? does it come with the years of training, or is it a matter of talent? very few people have, how do you get there? because i am sure that one gets a surge of adrenalin when you're suddenly attacked like that in the middle of a daily routine. and there is no time to think yet a decision must be made quickly. so what happens in the commander's heart and the mind at that instant of the beautiful would she, the, to the 1st thing you think about at that moment is that it's not only your own life and the lives of your crew that depends on your decision. but also the lives of all those behind you, the decision comes very easily to you under adrenalin. it feels like the brain just signals to your body to start doing what it's been trained to do. and you just do your job. years of training can help wi

. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. next, lou noon, we're learning more about the massive explosion in texas leaving multiple people injured. >> plus, a newly proposed ballot initiative is working to get sports betting on the ballot in california will break it down for you. and east bay mayor is taking a stand against corporate landlords. we have a live report from antioch next. >> in the east bay, antioch, mayor lamar thorpe is taking aim at corporate landlords in the city. he says vacant properties that are ignored by commercial property owners are becoming crime hubs and they attract blight. kron four's. charles clifford joins us now live from antioch with more on the story. thanks for joining us. charles. >> good afternoon. well, there are some parts of antioch where there's a lot of growth of the businesses are really thriving. but some of the older shopping centers around the city have fallen into serious disrepair. and the mayor wants to do something about it. >> this is existed like this for decades. this is a brand new.

lou, stay right there. lauren is looking at movers and tesla down $22. 10% today. lauren: super bowl, dan ives and web bush had highest price target, $350. he not only cut it to $315, he called the tesla conference call a "train wreck" sports grill said elon musk didn't act like an adult on it. he offered nothing, no guidance for production other than to say it was would be lower than 2023 when it was 1.8 million vehicles. nothing on the elephant in the room: those margins, have they bottomed? to me it seems like wall street is did agrees with elon musk's strategy of cutting prices repeatedly for market share. if the market is not growing. are they going to copt to cut prices? bernstein has tesla at 150 and average by the way is 226. bernstein says they don't want growth or margins to improve for tesla for two years. positives: tesla working on $25,000 car and they say they have the capacity to build 125,000 cyber truck as year. stuart: investors are not buying it. >> no, they're not. stuart: do you buy this dip? >> no, i would not buy. you've run out of the hype and promise of electric c