again, going back into history, tesla smith i think five years after world war 2. it doesn't take long. five years later, puts an source in the field against the second rate army is routed because investmented were made in that combat capability. the other thing i'd say is that it impacts the entire guard. it sounds like there's only 4,000 guardsmen. the guards need to fight as a brigade combat team. that's 5,000 soldier. when you start removing elements of that team for other tasks it degrades the team's time to train. so, this directly undermines those priorities. >> thank you. and, i thank you all for your service to our country. thank you all. we've had a chance, member of this committee to go down, we went down to honduras, el salvador to look at the human trafficking down there, that are endeucing people to come up to the border. we've had an active role where we have got hezbollah on the ground. my concern is the efficiency about funding. is it better to try to divert money to the national guard or? i voted for this $14 billion for border patrol -- you know,

tesla as well? great story. a reporting, molly smith is bloomberg's corporate finance reporter.pean trading. first trading after the new quarter after the worst for the benchmark. we are down today for the ftse and the dax and for the cac 40. 42 seconds away from the close. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark barton. check out what happened at the end of the tuesday session. first trading day the second quarter. stocks falling to lows of the day. the european benchmark was down 1.6%. 0.6%, almosty moving into the green, finishing down 131%. infell for a second month march, the worst stretch since august 2017. expanded, delayed production due to increasing capacity restraints. bang in line with the previous estimate, activities slowed across countries and in the region. while supply chain bottlenecks was stymieing production at some case, demand, being capped by euror prices and the depreciation, this is a failure yield catching up today marginally to 50 basis points. we are seeing bond yields rise and bond prices fall. the german ten-year yields, is up the first day since febru

tesla bankruptcy but one thing is no joke is what's happening to the company's credit. benchmarksla's falling off a cliff and now we see the price slipped below $.87. joining us now is molly smithrporate finance reporter. walk me through the drop. investors loving tesla bonds. been from thes start wondering why would you buy a company that makes no money, especially in bond world, when you only care about getting paid back. it's all you are negligent investor and carrier -- it's not like you are an equity investor. fearslly put all these right in the center spotlight again. we come this week on the production figures which everyone has their eyes on. david: this is a real consequence if you own a tesla bond. real consequence to tesla, because the need to raise more money. they need to go back into the market. molly: it makes you wonder how are they going to do it next? yuan has been so creative -- elon has been so creative in raising money and that's what investors are looking at next. they seem to think a secure bond sale would be next, leading some of the bonds against the factory where all the value would be for the bond holder. and it would give you some more comfort going

smith and foster both facing judges here in san francisco. >> thank you, alex savage. >>> we are learning about developments into an investigation into the crash that killed a driver of a tesla x on the peninsula. the ntsb will no longer share information with tesla during the investigation. this is the incident scene that happened last month on highway 101 in mountainview killing walter ron. the car's autopilot was engaged at the time of the crash and said the drivers did not have its hands on the wheel. they violated a agreement by releasing information about the accident while the investigation was still ongoing. >> by tesla going out on several occasions talking about the accident, the crash and details and most recently this week saying the driver was at fault, these are the kinds of things the crash investigators don't want to see in public yet. >> in a statement tesla insisted it was the juan to walk away from the agreement -- was the one to walk away from the agreement because... e... >>> the time is 6:36. the ferry ride across waterways will be getting cleaner, used a renewable fossil fuel, not a fuel being pulled from the ground, meeting fuel standards that are mor

walter huang's tesla was on autopilot when it veered into a highway barrier and caught fire back on march 23. ( darya ) former raider player aldon smithviolence incident. smith appeared in court yesterday. he was arrested on friday for allegedly showing up drunk to the sheriff's department to be fitted with an alcohol monitor. the d-a's office says his blood alcohol content was point-4. the legal limit is point-oh-8. smith had also violated a protection order ... which prohibited him from contacting the victim in the domestic violence case. smith is being held on 500-thousand dollars bail. ( james ) governor jerry brown has agreed to deploy 400- national guard troops to the 'mexican border at president trump's request-- but not for immigration enforcement. in a letter to the trump administration ... governor brown says the troops will focus on fighting national drug crimes, gun smuggling, and human trafficking. he says they will not be building a wall.. and president trump is thanking governor brown ...early this morning he tweeted ..."california governor jerry brown is doing the right thing and sending the national guard to the borde

tesla explains down time like this is common in ramp-ups. we will be tracking this on our midday news. here's alexis smithetaluma area, a crash with some injuries just past kastania, blocking all lanes right now. so, not a great situation. that is also backing up the highway. and better news, the crash involving a motorcycle westbound 4 past san marco has cleared. all lanes back open, but about a 20-minute delay remains. >> alexis, thank you. >>> all right, let's start with our current conditions. everybody's out of the 30s, now into the 40s, even 51 san mateo, still 37 technically santa rosa and ukiah. rain on the way tomorrow night. jessica? >> i'll take it. thank you, mike. ♪hank you, mike. >>> we are back here live in times square. and once again we have just the best audiences that come here. [ cheers and applause ] i mean that. just really thoroughly enjoy that you take the time to be with us and one of our favorite things is that we meet the people, we meet the people, we meet people during our commercial breaks and also after the show and a few weeks ago some members of a gospel choir happened to