here is ceo steve burns. >> our research indicates a robust demand for our vehicles however, capital may limit our ability to make as many vehicles as we would like as such, we are constantly evaluating our capital needs and the various types of capital available, including strategic capital. >> they are looking at some type of a asset-backed loan and they have assets they have the facility there in lordstown, ohio. it has a stamping plant. they have no debt on their books. the other possibility bringing on strategic investors they have not said how much money they are looking to raise, but they have said that they will need to raise capital as they work on rolling out their first vehicle which is the endurance electric pickup truck. production is expected to start by the end of the september. that guidance hasn't changed but steve burns during the q&a with analysts was asked why are they pushing this back in terms of the expectation of needing more money, not pushing back production, but needing more money, here's what he had to say. >> look, this is costing us more than we thought

steve burns, this is one that gives this industry kind of a mixed reputation the ev plays carl are allon for quantum scape and trade ad lot >> -- power well below well below of course spac well below 10 lordstown well below all though lordstown was -- >> so exciting -- >> -- one of the first, one of those early spacs, remember that stock going up as high as 80s -- you want to stay away from the sector for a while >> yeah. a pause. >> speculation has left the building >> i think so. hard pass, david hardpass quantum >> these guys are taking this public 1.9 times adjusted ebitda this year. still below its ten bucks. >> what is the pe of cleveland clips right now. >> i have no idea. >> four. >> really? >> yeah. four >> somewhat should it be >> probably about ten. remember look at nucor nucor is of course the number 1 performing stock in the new york stock exchange and it is selling eight times earnings that is ridiculous nucor has always had two to three year cycles. not two to three minutes nucor is still a buy crazy it sells eight times --. crazy. or you can go buy ethereum and, you kno

they're looking at two things, one, either capital or capital and a strategic investor here's the ceo steve burnsy, and so when we say strategic, we're not thinking -- it's not kind of tan againstal, it's a big thing in terms of help and money. >> this is why shares of lordstown are under pressure the company has said it needs two things it needs capital they're not saying exactly how much do they do it in some sort of asset-backed loan or do they turn to a strategic investor and that brings up the question, who would want to be a strategic investor certain automakers would not want to touch lordstown. they have their own ev plans do others take an interest, maybe buy a stake in exchange for a couple billion dollars all of this is going to be playing out over the next couple of months for lordstown motors they plan to get into production on the endurance pickup truck by the endof the third quarter. but at this point, they expect to have this 50 to $75 millions by the end of the year unless they get into a huge amount of capital. >> that's a lot to partner and bring your expertise phil, thank you.

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, burned jell-o. >> steve: brulee >> jimmy> steve: i love orange jell-o are you kidding me >> jimmy: are you joking me? i love all kinds of jell-o >> steve: are you -- i love orange jell-o >> jimmy: i love every type of jell-o >> steve: do you really? what do you love >> jimmy: yesh, i love cherry jell-o >> steve: right. >> jimmy: i love grape jell-o. >> steve: what about the lime jell-o >> jimmy: i'm not a garbage person [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, regular umbrellas for probably looking at beach umbrellas like, "wait, that was an option this whole time? [ applause ] should've done that. ♪ thank you, sod, for being fruit roll-ups for dads. there you have it everybody. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: those are my thank you notes. we'll be right back with jessica biel ♪ ♪ do you struggle with occasional nerve aches, weakness or discomfort in your hands or feet? introducing nervive nerve relief from the world's number 1 selling nerve care company. as we age, natural changes to our nerves occur which can lead to o

my own newsroom because i was quite - conservative after having had my fingers burned in the first year. - now, i knew steve really liked him and got on well with him. _ but i do think it's important to say that the politics - within panorama have always been toxic. - everybody knows that. in fact, there are two big toxic institutions here, . the royal family and panorama, and when the two clashed, - it all went wrong. i just... something went wrong - at panorama, which, you know, it doesn't surprise me. john, i just want to bring john in because you winced when david just said that the culture panorama is "toxic". you winced, why did you wince? well, "toxic", it was competitive, it was quite gossipy. i mean, that's, you know, in some ways, that's quite a healthy thing. there were a few toxic elements to it, i suppose, but i don't think, it's a different place, i don't go there very much these days, but they are all sort of freelancers. everyone has been sacked. laughing. orlaid off. but to the extent that i do go, it seems to be rather a sort of docile, actually, and i think all the venom, such as there wa

steve: wow! that's -- that's just -- that's a savage burn >> jimmy: this one is from @orangefloyd she says, "whennd applause she's 90 years old [ applause ] >> steve: they do. >> jimmy: all my friends suck. this last one's from, @itsmelpresta. she says, "i was taking my mom for a drive through the neighborhood i was moving into when she shouted, 'wow, that la fitness gym is huge.' it' s l.a. fitness, mom. i love you so much." >> steve: aww. >> jimmy: there you have it. those are out "tonight show hashtags." [ cheers and applause to check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtags we'll be right back with channing tatum, everybody. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪♪ ♪♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ saving i♪ ♪asy when you're in good hands. the bowls are back. applebee's irresist-a-bowls all just $8.99. ♪ listen to your heart, ♪ ♪ find a gift perfect fo

burning bush? ainsley: he did. brian: didn't he have to make a choice? ainsley: i don't remember. brian: what was that part of the gospel in the first testament. stevefrom the burning bush. that was isaac. brian: good move. meanwhile. steve: speaking of lee brice. brian: that was the new jersey boardwalk by the way nothing to do with where we were we were in panama city but the jersey walk is a good place to be. come up in about 45 minutes, you will see lee brice donate a recording studio to a school and then unveil a song that's never been sung in public before that he wrote two days prior to his appearance. ainsley: i can't wait to see that. that first part aired yesterday. so awesome. he has so many hits. steve: no kidding. lee brice this hour. and brian, we just saw the picture of the boardwalk in new jersey. let's talk to the former governor of the great state of new jersey where i live, chris christie joins us. good morning to you, former governor. >> good morning, how are you? brian: you are not going to tell us to get off the beach, are you? >> no, no. get on the beach. it's almost memorial day, let's go. get on the beach. get rid of your ma

many of them burned in last year's wildfire but a new effort to save them by fighting fire with fire. here's steve patterson. >> reporter: in the blink of an eye, california's home to ancient coastal redwoods looming over a century of memories was all but wiped off the map. what is the extent of the damage? >> looking like about 97% of the park burned. >> reporter: 97%? >> yes, so pretty much the whole thing. >> reporter: scientists say the record-setting fires were chiefly driven by climate change. now they're worried it's threatening the future of the state's most iconic species, giant sequoias and joshua trees that don't easily grow back. thankfully redwoods are aren't easy to take down. >> the thick bark prevents hem from being cold. >> reporter: the park partially opening this memorial day weekend the redwoods are off limits. every day a costly blow to the economy. >> big basin hosted approximately half a million the visitors per year and generated $1 million in revenue. >> reporter: big basin is by far california's oldest state park but because of the scope of the devastation here, it will l

steve rosenberg. >> whether or not boskalis about this drama before it happened, i think -- moscow about this drama before it happened, russia sees benefits for itself. now that alexander lukashenko has basically burned bridges with the west, he is more aligned than ever before on moscow, politically and financially. that puts president putin in a strong position as he pushes to get closer ties with belarus and more influence there. >> an analyst with bbc monitoring specializes in belarus media. she has told me about what she has been saying. >> it differs greatly depending on whether you look at state media. state media have been all about promoting lukashenko's narrative that the west was waging a hybrid war against belarus. one of the state tv channels was showing comments from an -- unidentified social media users praising lukashenko's rhetoric. but then, if you look at the proposition media, the reaction cannot be more different. there, the speech is seen as a sign thathings are likely to get more difficult for the opposition, for the independent media, and for protesters. the speech was also seen as a message to russia that lukashenko wants to continue supporting belarus -- wants it to continue

steve blair is one of the head researchers recruited for the network he's a specialist in physical exercise but maybe the reason they're eating more calories than the deed is because they're not burning man so we need to be in vallance this is. it does not ok because and he also told us. when i. say. yes donna just put your the phone. just. here's how that translates into marketing which is. just beyond the industry has been focused on the story of calories in calories out you can drink what you want just go go on a jog and work off your calories well we know that actually is not true that's not the true story. that's actually to avoid we gain we would simply have to burn the same number of calories as we eat the theory sounds logical unfortunately it isn't true physical exercise actually plays a minor role in weight control you have to jog for one hour to eliminate a hamburger a pizza though requires you for 2 hours of running. if you look at it from a calorie perspective that is from accumulation equals sort of calories in minus calories out of the say well that's always true because if you look at from a physics perspective that is always true but the problem is the physics and we

steve blair is one of the head researchers recruited for the network he's a specialist in physical exercise but maybe the reason they're eating more calories than they need is because they're not burning man so we need to be invalid because this is. inducing ok because any. some time when i can still be. yes just so you can downplay your fault. just gonna be ok here's how that translates into marketing. just beyond and beyond the industry has been focused on the story of calories in calories out you can drink what you want just go go on a jog and work off your calories well we know that actually is not true that's not the true story. allegedly to avoid waking he would simply have to burn the same number of calories as we eat the theory sounds logical unfortunately it isn't true physical exercise actually plays a minor role in weight control you have to jog for one hour to eliminate a hamburger a piece of though requires over 2 hours of running. if you look at it from a calorie perspective that is 5 accumulation equals sort of calories in minus calories out and they say well that's always true because if you look at from a physics perspective that is always true but the problem is that

burned an israeli flag, before being dispersed by police with tear gas. those are the headlines. the news continues on "al jazeera." bye for now. thanks for watching. ♪ >>, m stevemons. his joke -- i and steve clemons. his joe biden inside the great, will it get vaccines to people around the world, pronto? let's get to the bottom line. ♪ steve: when he was running for president last year, joe biden promised to waive ip protections for coronavirus vaccines within through his support behind the effort of the wto to make it happen, touching off a political firestorm at home. they understand the pandemic doesn't respect borders, and they need help, and waving intellectual property to solve it is a big effort, so they wonder why president biden would with pulled the rug out from beneath the makers of the vaccines. ththey say there are ways to do it without giving away ip protections. to trade protectionist, it is blasphemy to give medical secrets to others. it is not a done deal. many rich countries oppose the idea. is it a symbolic move, and what with the consequences be? today, two distinct perspectives. we will be joined by the chief u.s. correspondent of the fina

steve: i don't know if your ears were burning last night in the 8:00 hour, but tucker carlson said he'dof mine for more than 30 years. i met him with newt gingrich back when they were working on the contract for america. as the democrats took over, they started changing the house around so, yeah, i rented a room from frank for a couple of months, but i'm going back to on my couch in my office. he seems upset. i think he and tucker must dislike each other, and they need to get together and solve whatever difficulties, because we've got to make sure that we put this country back on the right track. we were so successful under president trump. and what president biden is doing today the, the last thing we want to do is be fighting among ourselves. steve steve i think, leader mccarthy, i think tucker was questioning whether it was conflict that the top republican in the house had a roommate situation with a top corporate consultant and lobbyist, as he referred to him. >> well, frank's not a lobbyist. frank's a friend, and i just rented a room for a few months there. so i don't see that ther

brian: steve, human resources is up so i didn't want to burn a personal day.the beach and at the concert from washington that live in panama city and they have to go back eventually but they moved their kids and they are in school and people will have the big adjustment coming back to manhattan from the hamptons they will have a big adjustment in florida going back to washington and in chicago. steve: if they go back. brian: because they are all meeting each other and just got to know each other over the last six months and just picked up and left. ainsley: it could be like my friends where they just moved down there for the pandemic and decided to stay and they are selling their house here for more money because a lot of people, my friends on long island people from the city are moving out. you can sell your house for a lot more on long island right now. brian: if you really want to live chief, live in an office, office space is wide open, commercial real estate is dead because people are, right now they aren't back. steve: they are not back. ainsley: a lot o

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burned, lookeded and calls to take away power for police. >> bill: now it's met with a surge in violent crime in america's biggest cities. >> dana: we'll talk to former minneapolis cop steve dykstra about his decision to leave the force. first we go to garrett tenney in minneapolis today. >> good morning to you. a lot of city leaders across the country who last year got behind the defund the police movement are struggling to respond to a wave of violent crime and minneapolis has become ground zero for this debate. the city's police department is down more than 200 officers from a year ago and that's largely due to a wave of early retirements and extended medical leaves following the protests last summer. so far murders are up 130% compared to this point last year. violent crime up 15%. other major cities are seeing the same trends as well. murders up by double digits and more than 800% in portland. in minneapolis police are so overwhelmed that this weekend the mayor asked state and federal agencies to send help. the spike in violent crime is why efforts to dismantle the minneapolis police department have stalled. several community groups have sued the city for a lack of p

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burning home. that is certainly. lawrence: can we book him on the program? jillian: i know, i said i want him tomorrow. we have got to get him somewhere. steveey: don't they say when you are faced with danger there is something in your body. steve: endorphins. ainsley: that allow you to do something like that. lawrence: some people freeze. the fact he didn't freeze and went straight into action. jillian: the best of our society. steve: thank you for that good news, jillian. ainsley: 18 minutes after the top of the hour. ahead, as the border surge grows, not from mexico or central america, what these numbers mean for a possible terror threat coming up. first, what happened to following the science? four house republicans were fined for defying pelosi's mask order even though they are vaccinated. congressman ralph norman is one of them and he is going to join us next. ♪ ♪ sed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starry nights. more spar

steve, ainsley and brian the anniversary of floyd's death did indeed turn violent in portland. the crowd smashed windows and set a dumpster on fire at the justice center as they attempted to burng a reporter's coverage of the street festival honoring floyd. watch this. >> this is going to be some gun shots. >> [gun shots fired] griff: this comes as major cities like minneapolis see a spike in homicides of 113% there , and in portland look at that. jaw dropping 800%, which the white house blames not on cutting police funding, but rather, on guns. >> just terrified. the white house's position on this is that it's mostly because of guns. >> well first, i'm not sure what data you're looking at but i think what we can most data that is out there shows that there's actually been a rise in crime over the course of the last year, since the start of the pandemic, which actually pre-dates president biden taking office to be totally clear. >> but as of right now. >> you're right, peter and that's why we are focused, well we're focused on solutions here. griff: meanwhile check out this video, posted to twitter by the u.s. embassy in athens unveiling the blm flag yesterday. now according t

burning. >> peter, i think what the president is trying to too in this moment in time is ensure that the american people know that we're going to work to address this current challenge: steveld pay the ransom. she said the company has to decide. the administration has not told the company whether or not they should pay the ransom. that's the wrong answer. the correct answer, according to the fbi, is you don't pay because you don't want to make the crime profitable by paying up. so, the administration is being scrutinized and criticized for giving the wrong answer. what do you mean it's up to the company? the fbi and the federal government's official position is don't pay. brian: the gru by the way according to politico the foreign intelligence arm of the russian government who vehemently deny they have had a role here. are you kidding me? able to operate inside russia and vladimir putin didn't okay it? you have got to be kidding. darkside developers which we appreciate you dressing like your organization's mission statement, they say we want to distance ourself from this whole operation. we believe this was an affiliate of ours. okay. too late. it's not going to happen. do