Hey everybody, Rob Maurer here. Welcome back to Tesla Daily. Hope everybody had a great

weekend. Today we're going to talk a little bit about Tesla Stock. We've got a couple

of articles that may have affected the performance today. We've got more news on that

Plaid Model S Fire last week. A couple of updates from Elon Musk on full self-driving and

couple other topics. Analyst reactions to Tesla's delivery and production report last week.

A few other items as well. So first up on Tesla Stock following the relatively muted

performance on Friday after the delivery and production report. Tesla today definitely

underperforming, finishing down 2.9% to $659.58. That compared to the NASDAQ, which was

up and down but finished up about 2.10% today. Despite the long holiday weekend, it did end

up being a relatively quiet period for Tesla news over the last few days. Most of the

attention that I've seen seem to be focused around a couple of articles, one from New York

Times, one from Bloomberg. We'll start with the New York Times article. The headline here

reads, Tesla says autopilot makes its car safer. Crash victims say it kills. This is sort

of an expose style article about an unfortunate accident involving a Tesla on autopilot back

in August of 2019, so a couple of years ago. In which a vehicle in the process of changing

lanes was rear-ended by a Tesla that was on autopilot. The collision caused the vehicle

getting rear-ended to roll over and unfortunately there was a passenger in the front seat not

wearing a seatbelt 15-year-old boy who was thrown from the vehicle and sadly did not

survive the crash. So the family is now suing Tesla claiming that autopilot was partially

responsible for this accident. The lawyers for the video did obtain the dash cam footage

from Tesla. It's not gruesome or anything but just because of the circumstances of the

accident. I won't play it here, but you can find it in that New York Times article if

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