. >> reporter: bernadette myler is a stanford constitutional law professor. >> i wouldn't be surprised if this were final judgment. >> reporter: tesla ceo elon musk began the morning with a series of tweets, threatening to pull his headquarters and the fremont manufacturing site out of california. some industry analysts say it may not be an idle threat. >> every day he's not creating cars, he's losing money. secondly, he has a huge list of people who are waiting teslas, especially the model 3. but they've got orders for every model. >> reporter: county leaders say they've been working with tesla on a safety plan to protect its thousands of employees. >> i don't want to lose tesla, which is the reason i've been working very hard for them. >> reporter: and fremont's mayor echoed concerns about the impact of local economy, saying she believes manufacturing work can proceed safely with proper social distancing. i'm roz plater, nbcne. >> look at the timeline here, the fremont factory shut down on march 23rd. april 29th, tesla released its first quarter earnings which showed a profit. just y

pack riot police and protesters confront each other inside the hong kong shopping myler. standoffs like these all but power lies the chinese territory last year destructions imposed over the virus put an end to the protests earlier this year but these curbs are now slowly easing. the government is allowing public gatherings of up to 8 people many more than that were involved here on kong's pro-democracy protesters have not forgotten that unfinished revolution. in the midst of the coronavirus the government has imposed restrictions on gatherings and turned it into a crackdown on freedom of assembly. this is a gross violation of human rights. to how you see my. day is police should be protecting us and society and instead they are doing the opposite of this affects people's everyday basic rights. activists sang their protest and some glory to hong kong a reminder to the authorities that the pro-democracy protesters have not gone away the gradual easing of corona restrictions means more demonstrations unlikely in the coming weeks government to pertinence a more determined th

myler: thanks for taking call. i hope it's ok to hedge a little bit. host: totally fine.aller: i'm mostly not ok with it. i haven't really heard much from anyone about, you know, the theibility of spending on contemporary equivalent of like a public works administration. something to put more americans who really need infrastructure, like a high-speed rail system. the grid that is locally inadequate like that. and would like to see something like that. i haven't really heard it. it could be that i'm just not seeing it carefully enough. i would be in favor of something like that. less in favor of just bloated spending willy-nilly. i'm from a state that has been hit hard by both the virus and the economic repercussions of it. we are in the top six. at were -- we were at one point growing faster than anybody in the world, now we are in the top six for per capita cap -- cases. potentially reopening march 15. we will wait here with the governor has to say. our economy is heavily oil dependent. we have been hit hard by the balloon prices of oil. it will be interesting to see, a