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We start off with a developing story on Tesla, the stock falling more than 3% today.

Two federal agencies launching investigations into a fatal Model S,

a crash with apparently nobody behind the wheel. Let's get the fill-of-bow with all the new details. Phil.

And Melissa, still more questions than answers with this crash? And you saw some of the pictures there.

Let's set the scene in terms of what happened over the weekend. This was a crash that killed two people

in spring, Texas, just outside of Houston. What's interesting is that the police at the scene said,

look, there was a person in the passenger seat and there was a person in the back seat.

There was nobody in the driver's seat, which immediately had people saying, wait a second,

how did this crash? If there was nobody in the driver's seat, was autopilot engaged? And by the way,

it's unclear if autopilot was engaged. So, NITSA, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration,

is now opening an investigation, a special crash investigation into this accident. NITSA has launched

24 probes of Tesla autopilot in the past where they've looked at crashes and so forth.

There have been no recalls of autopilot technology. Now, Tesla has amended the technology over time

and has been engaged in conversations with NITSA, but there have been no recalls.

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