Hey everybody Rob Mower here and today we have a number of different pieces of news to go through on Tesla as well as some news on

competition and on the macro environment and as I said yesterday I want to talk a

little bit more about the news we got over the weekend specifically on model

Y. The first topic I want to cover here sort of spans new developments over the last three days and unfortunately it is coronavirus.

Everyone has their own metrics and stats that they prefer to look at for this, so I don't want to get too into detail on that but new cases have continued to rise in the United States

We're now seeing the death count start to rise again as well and with that we are seeing reopening scale back more restrictions being put in place and one such location doing that is California.

On Sunday California announced that effective July 13th, so yesterday Monday, that all counties

must close indoor operations in the following sectors,

dine in restaurants, wineries and tasting rooms, movie theaters,

family entertainment centers, zoos and museums, and card rooms,

and that bars and similar must close in the same transaction as a meal.

And that alcohol could only be sold in the same transaction as a meal.

Additionally, California has a county monitoring list which monitors counties for elevated disease transmission, increasing

hospitalization, and limited hospital capacity.

And counties that are on that monitoring list for three consecutive days are required to shut

down fitness centers, worship services, protests,

offices for non-essential sectors, personal care services, hair salons and barber shops and malls,

unless those things can be modified to operate outside or by pickup.

So at least at this point in time, none of those would seem to have an impact on

Tesla's operations, but obviously it's not great to see the trend moving in that

direction. And Alameda County is on the monitoring list,

though it has been on the list for fewer than three days

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