joining me now to talk about all that is nikola ceo mark russell. , welcome back good to have you. >> good to be here >> so on the production, you delivered 48 i think you expected to deliver 50 previously expected 50 to 60 what are you learning about this process as you get it going? >> well, that it takes 10,000 -- about 10,000 parts to build a truck. the number you need to build a truck is all of them >> and you're having trouble getting them >> well, there were a lot of short parts short as we ramp this up this is the biggest supply chain crisis i've ever lived through so getting all those parts in the right place at the right time is hard. >> is it getting any better? >> yeah. i think we're in such a better position now than we were a month or a quarter ago for sure. we expect to be in an even stronger position going forward with control over our battery supply chain once the romeo acquisition closes. >> is that why you are sticking with the 300 to 500 delivery expectation for the full year despite this supply chain crisis >> exactly we're confi

nikola announcing mark russell will retired, replaced by michael lohscheller who joined back in februaryher aviation incorporation announcing a $10 million predelivery payment from united for 100 electric vertical take off and landing aircraft this technology could help the carrier reach carbon neutral targets while also helping aid consumers with commutes across the globe. mike, jon, whoever is there. >> i'm here. >> it sathe markets reacting, t nasdaq up more than 2% i mike santoli, what's going on? it looks like a lot of speculative names in tech, affirm, asana, bill.com, up double digits. >> pretty strong wave. those are the stocks that do get washed hirer if, in fact, what we're seeing is a little more evidence that it was peak inflation, perhaps peak bond yields, perhaps peak fed hawkishness. arguably it means there's now support for higher valuation stocks interesting spot, it's taken the nasdaq 100 to right now. it's been making progress since mid june if you go from the january peak, it shows this is kind of making a bit to reverse this trend line that's been lower for a while.

no one player had a more dominant run in a team sport over a 15-year span than russell. mark spiers, espn senior writer was telling me stories about russell and a certain san francisco music icon who was one of those who got the best of russell. >> tells me the story that he beat bill russell in college in a long jump. johnny mathis. and so he said every time they would go to l.a. and he would hang out with russ, bill russ, mr. russell, he would say, they called him russ. i didn't. hey, let's go to johnny mathis's house. my mom loved johnny mathis christmas albums, right? they would go to johnny mathis' house and all mathis would do is give him a hard time about how he beat him in the long jump. >> a good story. a deeper dive on russell the first african american inducted to the basketball hall of fame tonight on game day. now it's a segue to baseball. giants, you bet, will be part of game day. they are in business with the cubs on sunday night baseball. giants have a chance to take 3 of 4 games in the series. meantime as in chicago. and the white sox. lorianno will be doing

no one player has had a more dominant run in a team sport over a 15-year span than russell. mark spiers, espn, telling me stories about russell and a certain san francisco music icon one of the few to get the best of russell. >> the celtics great tells me the story that he beat bill russell in a long jump, johnny mathis. so he said that every time they would go to l.a. and he would hang out with mr. russell, he would say, they called him russ. i didn't. hey, let's go to johnny mathis's house. my mom loving johnny mathis christmas albums there right? they would go and all mathis would do is give him a hard time about how he beat him in the long jump. >> a deeper dive into russell, the first african american inducted into the basketball hall of fame tonight on gameday. segue to baseball. the giants? you bet. will be part of game day. they're in business with the cubs on sunday night baseball. giants have a chance to take 3 of 4 games in the series. meantime the as in chicago at the white sox. will he be doing this in an as uniform after tuesday's trade deadline? first pitch of the

yet, russell's legacy off the court is where he really left a mark. e was active in the black power and civil rights movements when everts was murdered in 1963, russell traveled to mississippi to help continue the civil rights work. months later, he joined dr. martin luther king in the march on washington. in 1967, he was one of a dozen prominent african americans who went to cleveland to stand by mohammed ali's side, as he refused the vietnam war draft. russell's lifetime of work was recognized by president barack obama with a medal of freedom in 2011. you will remember bill russell for his infectious laugh and winning spirit. that's the end of our show for tonight. you can find "kqed newsroom" online or email us at kqed.org. thank you for joining us. we will see you next friday night. have a great weekend. lisa: good evening. i'm lisa desjards. geoff bennett is away. tonight on "pbs news weekend," an all-nighter in the u.s. senate paves the way for historic legislation on climate and drug costs. then, how shipping companies are navigating some comple

league previously recognize russell's contributions when it named the finals mvp award after him in 2 >> 1009. >> heck of honor for 8 days. irving, a man who made such a mark on this world, not just an mba bill. russell may rest in peace. 6 is all around next year. all righty, as you look hold on... you're a night manager and mom. and the bill payer, baker, and nightlight maker? that's a lot. so, adding “and student” might feel daunting. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, and family and finances and mental health. happy birthday. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. >> it was like a scene out of playing out off the coast of florida. a shark caught on camera dangerously close to swim or the man who shot the video says the swimmers didn't even know the shark was circling around them. reporter brooke shaffer talk with an expert about the recent sightings there. >> drone video from daytona beach, florida shows swimmers blissfully unaware in the water right next to them a shark. this is just sort of, you know, the natural habitat of these animals. and and sometimes brings everybody close to shore. we showed the v

russell. and see how a new art exhibit on the peninsula marks a troubling time in american history. and i'm tracking that slight chance for thundershower late tonight, early tomorrow morning into the early part of the mid morning and then we'll take a look at the five day as well to tell you if there's any well to tell you if there's any mo ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. and their eligible family members. yep, that is exclusive. and we're fine with that. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. in my opinion is how he carried himself as a man. and stood up for others. under gr

: america is more in the lock of a legend, bill russell passed away at the age of 88, 11 mbh championships, and the league's first black coach left a marky for players and future generations to come and i would encourage everyone to read the tributes that are pouring in. he lived a lot longer than a lot of his colleagues, but it's very special. he seems like a sweetheart like he was. >> jesse: i did not know that you knew michael jordan, kennedy. we have rules in the house about feeding the dog rookie and here he is said rules. >> wait a second, what are you doing with that cheese? i thought, oh, my you guys! oh, my goodness. >> jesse: 's are just like his father, sneaking things into the door. very cheesy. so easy, greg. also tonight we have the president speaking live at 7:30, so follow us for those remarks. greg gutfeld. >> greg: tonight watch the show, it's fantastic, let's do this quickly, we are running out of time. greg's sports report, there was a traffic jam somewhere in england i think and what do these guys do? they just get out the foosball and start playing and get back up and it's kind of depressing at the same time, but w

and virtually, the same time, she was making her mark on television, her presence and itself an act of defiance. bill russelltball court. drafted by the boston celtics in 1956, russell won his first nba title the following year, and didn't stop from for more than a decade. arguably, the greatest nba player of all-time, russell won 11 championships, all with the celtics, including two as a player coach. the first black head coach in a major american sports league. with all that winning, came racist abuse from boston fans. russell recalled moving his family to a predominantly white boston suburb called reading, only to have his home vandalized in racial slurs, spray-painted on the walls. russell was active in a civil rights movement, speaking out against school segregation and marching with reverend dr. martin luther king junior. and after medgar evers was assassinated, russell ran an integrated camp at the assistance of ever's brother, despite death threats. he is one of a group of prominent black athletes, along with kareem abdul-jabbar, who supported muhammad ali, when he refused to be drafted to serve in t

after growing up in the segregated south, russell marched for civil rights and paved the way for generations of nba players who followed. >>> and we mark the passing of groundbreaking actress nichelle nichols, who played lieutenant uhura on "star trek." one of the first black women to play a character in a position of authority. >>> president biden's covid rebound, isolating again after testing positive for the second straight day. his doctor says he continues to feel well, but the renewed covid concerns are a setback for the president as his agenda starts to pick up steam, keeping him at home at a critical time, 100 days before the midterms. >>> and 70 years and still going strong. the mailman with no intention of giving up his route. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we have a lot to get to. new flooding concerns in kentucky and the passing of an american icon, the legendary bill russell. >>> but we do begin tonight with the explosive wildfire spreading in northern california. the mckinne

russell my phone call. i didn't experience the attacks 1st hand sheet moved out of this unemployment house here earlier, but events back then left a mark on her today. she was as an intercultural counselor and takes an active stand against racism. she's a prominent voice in the local vietnamese community. us golf does. what does effective historical remembrance look like from sunni it? he can also, i have differing perspectives. his own i'mma i. i'm a former contract worker, but i was also a resident of our stuff for 30 years and file and very vaguely guys that yard long and also believed i am happy i had for so i have the right to demand this at, in, in remembrance for me through me is more than just marking the anniversary of listen, harden, newsome, yahoo, half. and lincoln hung, fired as if you can't see it as some singular event. something that just dropped out of this guy if i and does he speak, there's a continuity taking us upright to the present day. besides such pleasure. luling and modeling and with men on players better and more recently. holler and ha, now. hi, ha. know that there's a continuity there, and one that has a v

russell 2,000. up 4.4% as well for the week a strong performance they're over to the 2,000 mark chip stocks higher as well higher on semis now, applied materials, 5% teradyne short of. that and easy go up almost 17% charge point up 14%. plug power up more than 6% ty >> thanks very much. inflation concerns easing just a bit this week following the cpi and ppi reports. today we learned that consumer expectations for inflation over the next year tick down to 5% last month from 5.2% our next guest writing about peak prices in an op-ed piece. ron insana is a cnbc senior analyst and commentator and senior adviser to schroeder's north america. and also with us, cnbc contributor michael farr ron, let me begin with your theories on inflation. you say transitory is a word that you can safe i had use again but maybe the meaning is a little different i think what is interesting is there is not a -- it means not. [ inaudible >> ron, i'm going to interrupt you. we're having a little trouble with your audio. we're going to try to get it fixed. it was breaking up i thought it was me. but it was -- well, obviously so

mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> today we learned of the towering trailblazers. nichelle nichols, breaking barriers, including this kiss. and bill russell wrote she once threatened to quit the role, but reconsidered after dr. martin luther king jr. introduced himself as a fan. years later, nichols worked with nasa, helping recruit the first women and minorities to the space program. nichelle nichols was 89 years old. also remembering the life of nba great and activist bill russell. he died at the age of 88. here's cbs' james brown. >> reporter: born in the small city of west monroe, louisiana, william felton russell took the game and the world by storm. in 1956, the 6'10" center joined the boston celtics, helping to create a basketball dynasty. a five-time mvp, he led them to 11 titles in 13 years. russell also broke barriers in 1966 as the league's first black coach. >> which championship was the most special to you? was it the first one? or was it the last one? >> the first year i was pl/c >> first black coach in the nba, is that right? >> yeah. >> reporter: as a black man in america, russell recognized his work off the court was equa

russell wore the green and white of the boston celtics. but their heroism was not defined by the uniforms they wore. as we mark passing, i'm wondering, can we see past the red or the blue or the r or the d and see any modern hero who is simply can say, right is right? much more in a moment. thoughts around the table on russell. and by the way, who is the russell of today, when "cnn tonight" continues. by the way, i'm obviously uhura. so, that's obviously settled. thank you. we'll be right back. the unknown is not empty. it's a storm that crashes, and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. replacing an answer.th worry. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers. mayo clinic. you know where to go. it's hard to believe mint's new family plan is just $15 a month per person. so, i've asked my wife and plan member, to back me up. you're not my wife. no, i just stand in for her on set during the boring stuff. the boring stuff? are you kidding, i'm announcing a family plan where just two lines gets everyone the $15 price. i'm

russell, or the green and wide of the boston celtics but their heroism was not defined by the uniforms they wore. as we markssing, i'm wondering can we see past the red or the blue, or the r, or the d and find any modern heroes, who simply can say right is right. much more in a moment. thoughts on the table on russell and by the way who is the wrestle of today? when cnn tonight continues. by the way, i'm obviously -- that's already settled. thank you, be right back. [peaceful music plays] [soft cymbal crash] non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. >> we've lost two people this weekend whose lives serve as a reminder of what we're missing a maybe and our national conversation. people who just do what's right because i