Hey everybody Rob mower here and today we were talking about a possible Tesla van a review on Tesla's model Y from the Wall Street Journal,

Evie incentive changes in the Netherlands, and a couple other notes.

Tesla stock on the day today finished up 2.5% to 885.66 cents to end week, that compared to the NASDAQ up 2.1 for the day.

And strangely enough, today the NASDAQ set new all-time highs.

The market was driven in part today by a news release from the US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics,

reporting that the unemployment rate actually declined in May to 13.3%.

That is down from the 14.7% unemployment rate from April and was better than expectations.

Moving into Tesla News then, we have a really interesting report from the Mercury News yesterday, which primarily focused on the Boring Company's

project proposal to build a high-speed tunnel in California, linking Rancho Kukumungo and the Ontario

International Airport.

Support for that proposal was unanimous from the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority Board.

That means this proposal will move forward and the county will postpone a $3 million study of other airport slash rail connections.

If the project is completed, this would result in roughly three mile tunnel, 35 feet underground,

using electric vehicles to transport passengers.

This is of course where Tesla would come in and after the meeting happened and the vote happened.

San Bernardino County Supervisor Kurt Hagman shared some interesting details on the proposal

relating to Tesla.

So the Mercury News writes, quote,

originally the proposal called for specially designed Tesla cars,

but Hagman said the company is working with Tesla to develop

electric vans that can seat up to 12 people and their luggage

enlarging the capacity to 1200 people per day or 10 million plus per year."

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