Hey everybody, Rob Maurer here and today we're talking about Gigabre Lins approval application

status as we mentioned earlier this week.

Tesla's application documents were set to become public today, that has happened.

So we get a first look at that information.

We've also got an update from NITSA, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration,

about crashes they're investigating involving Tesla vehicles, some news on SpaceX and Tesla

as brands and a couple other stories as well.

Tesla stock today wrapping up the week with a nice little bit of overperformance finishing

up 1.1% to $623.31, that compared to the NASDAQ which was down about 9% of a percent.

Alright, we'll start off here with the Gigabre Lins documents.

As I said earlier this week, these documents were set to become public today.

The purpose of that is for a one month period of time to review the documents and a one

month period of time to state any objections that the public may have.

If you do want to look through the documents, I'll put a link to those in the description

today, but after looking through them initially, the two month timeline does make a lot more

sense.

There are literally thousands of pages here, and while I'm not entirely sure why the public

needs that level of detailed information, it is a lot to review.

And unfortunately for me, this is in German, so thousands of pages of German documents

here.

And there are a lot of images, things that have been scanned in, so not quite as easy to

translate either.

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