Hey everybody Rob, now we're here. Happy Friday. Today we are going to be talking a little

bit about safety. We have new features added over the air from Tesla. We'll also take

a look at a report from crews. They have surpassed 1 million driverless miles and have reported

on their collision rate. So we'll take a look at that. And of course, we have a few other

items as well. We'll start off with the stock today. Nice day again for Tesla up about

two and a half percent to close at $164.31. So a couple days in a row of good results

here for Tesla following a couple of bad days there to end the week last week and begin

this week. Up at the NASDAQ today up about seven tenths of a percent so nice over performance

from Tesla on the day as well. One thing to keep an eye on in the macro environment. First

for public bank did fall significantly after market close today. Looks like that is going

to be placed into an FDIC receivership report by Bloomberg here and by Reuters that that

may be happening. So it's been kind of on the fringe for a while now. Looks like that

will probably continue to happen. So I'm going to keep an eye on for over the weekend and

we'll talk a little bit more about next week from a calendar perspective towards the end

of the episode. But I don't know what's there with first public. And then we did also

have the PCE personal consumption expenditures report this morning. So we'll take a look

at that briefly. The year over year number looks really great. We can see the continued

decline here with the March report. Remember this is about a month old data at this point

but you can see year over year coming down from 5.1 percent in February now to 4.2 percent

for the March report. However, if we look at the core PCE the numbers look a little bit less

positive there. Core coming in at 4.6 so slightly above consensus estimates and not much of a decline

from where we've seen it be for the last you know really five months or so. As for the month

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