" As we have pointed out in a previous fact check, there was never a specific time line for the US military presence in Syria, much less a time line of "299 days.
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HANNITY: And now we know the time line is off.
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The regulator said there is no time line for approval.
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That time line explains why the company declines media interviews.
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Barry kept reconstructing the time line over and over again.
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AF: What kind of time line are you looking at?
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The time-line for zinc's return to market surplus keeps shifting.
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ROB JOYCE: Yeah, I don't have a specific time line, John.
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The time line and Moore's comments were first reported by AL.com.
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Family photographs frozen in time line the walls of the apartment.
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I miss the quick rush of a scan through my time line.
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It gave no time line on when it will introduce such services.
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A similar process on a similar time line seems necessary for degrowth.
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We don't have a set number of meetings or a time line.
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When they exonerate Hillary in May, let&aposs stay on the time line.
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That's a good question, with no clear answer — unless there's a time line.
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JOHN CARLIN: And what's your -- do you have a time line in mind?
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Nor has it provided any evidence about accomplices or a coherent time line.
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Time line article in the post (sic) is super specific and not good.
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The Kerry State Department involved, so that means, again, the time line is off.
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The time line depends on the DOJ, not in the hands of Deutsche Bank.
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The accelerated bear time-line left the zinc price divorced from still bullish fundamentals.
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In addition, the time line for President Donald Trump's economic agenda keeps getting delayed.
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Kelly also provided reporters with a more fulsome time line to the Porter scandal.
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The time line is way off in story, the narrative that they&aposve been saying.
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It's important because it marks a point in Earth's time line when massive extinction happened.
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"There was also some concern over the time line over the tax reform," he added.
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She ended the relationship on October 9, according to a time line of the events.
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In any event, "Dawson City" now enters that time line as an instantaneously recognizable masterpiece.
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ReCactus is a reaction app, a video time line of user reactions to recorded content.
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Lawmakers are also slowing the time line to repeal and replace major sections of the law.
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Judge Robart said he would issue a written ruling, but did not specify a time line.
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One slide juxtaposed a time line of Athena's financial results with images from Bush's Instagram account.
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R. Kelly scandal: A time line Writer Ernest Owens tweeted Henson's posting before it was deleted.
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Frisch laid out the time line they had pieced together, what the hospital's report had concluded.
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"We are truly living in the dark time line," one Twitter user wrote at the time.
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"The commitment needs a time line and without one the commitment isn't totally serious," he said.
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The time line remains somewhat contested and fluid: new discoveries and interpretations have overturned old theories.
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This means they are targeted only at set individuals and are not shown in a time line.
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The process they laid out seems to have provided the basis for the judge's new time line.
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Then he will collect facts and piece together the time line as he sets his investigative strategy.
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The official said the idea was to look out over a time line of at least two years.
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They did not give a time line on when they believed China would deploy missiles on the islands.
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What appeared as separate incidents in the report had in fact been laid out as a time line.
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The film's lone advocate was quickly crushed with an analysis of its gender politics and time-line issues.
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The time line is hazy, but we seem to be a few years past Witt's lonely celibate phase.
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It also had a clear time line, a spectacular cast of characters and the editing help of George Plimpton.
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Officials said it was too early to put a time line on getting people back into the town safely.
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Doctors pushed the time line back so often that no one talks about how much longer Tullier will live.
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"That's why I used 'probably' (about their responsibility), because I was just going through the time line," she said.
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It will take a bit of time and there is no time line or date set yet, she said.
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The company, which will not be manufacturing the actual cars, offered no time line for its self-driving ambitions.
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Here's a brief time line of this frightening, invisible killer: 1938 Sarin is developed in Germany as a pesticide.
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"The time line is extremely tight," Varadkar said of the next round of talks due to start in February.
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This isn't the first time Line has had to pull stickers that rubbed authorities the wrong way in the region.
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At the time, Line One was dedicated to the Model S, while Line Two is responsible for the Model X.
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But the cable-news channels generally do acknowledge proven facts (the Fox prime-time line-up being the cancerous exception).
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NiSource could not give a time line Wednesday on the expected sale, spokesman Ken Stammen told CNN in a statement.
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And unless Trump changes his time line for releasing a plan -- based on Price's confirmation -- lawmakers could easily leave Philadelphia disappointed.
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McCarthy, like other GOP leaders, declined to give a detailed time line on when the House will vote to repeal Obamacare.
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Will Smith's final hours: Time line of deadly New Orleans shooting The shooting Smith was killed April 9, shot eight times.
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As police investigate the shooting, a time line is emerging from interviews, records and police statements about what happened that night.
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Nobody has $11 billion sitting around so they need to know what we plan to do and with what time line.
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Keep the list of modifications small but focused, and inspire diligence by creating goals and setting a time line for improvement.
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Guaido would not elaborate on his next moves or offer a time line on what happens next for him and his supporters.
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"We believe it's more important to get a quality agreement than to tailor the negotiations to a strict time line," said Reichert.
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He counsels his son not to make a decision under pressure and that he doesn't have to confirm to a time line.
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Currently a part-time line cook, she sees the car as her ticket to furthering her education and getting a new job.
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Full annual capacity of 260,000 tonnes is evidently still some way off, with the time line dependent on how smoothly commissioning goes.
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What follows is a time line of the rest of El-P's evening-cum-war with Pokémon Go fans, told through his tweets.
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Washington's public line is that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has to go but has left the time line of his departure vague.
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For a frame of reference we'll use the moment of impact at t, and express the time line in t minus x seconds.
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We set a time line for you in 7 weeks of GOT 7 and you pay the money in the way we say.
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With the GOP's failure to repeal Obamacare last month, House Speaker Paul Ryan refused to give a time line for a new bill.
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Manager Bob Melvin said oblique injuries usually are not a short-term issue, so there is no time line for Phegley's expected return.
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It may be difficult to investigate all of these allegations in a week, which Republicans surely contemplated when they offered this time line.
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"As we have previously said, the FAA and global regulatory authorities determine the time line for certification and return to service," it said.
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The record services revenue is partly the result of a one-time line item totaling $236 million related to lawsuits, the company said.
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While you're dropping blocks and matching colors, a "Time Line" constantly sweeps across the playing field from left to right at a steady pace.
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There is also lingering disappointment with Congress and the Trump administration over what looks like a longer time line to tax reform and stimulus.
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The legislature matched the time line of the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which last month extended emergency assistance to Flint through Aug.
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The movie follows this winding time line until its focus shifts to a famous hub, the 924 Gilman Street music collective in Berkeley, Calif.
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I spent hours on the phone with my parents, piecing together a time line of events and collecting the addresses of long-abandoned family homes.
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Wei marked a spot on the time line: the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, born of xenophobia, which effectively ended Chinese immigration for sixty years.
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At first, I let it flow, determined to preserve my Twitter time line as a shrine to hate and incontrovertible evidence of rising anti-Semitism.
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Femia said the time line could be as little as two years, in an obvious nod to the dire implications of the 2020 presidential election.
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The difference of opinion boils down to the time-line governing Glencore's aluminum warrant cancellations and shipping instructions and ISTIM's subsequent allocation of load-out berths.
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"There is some concern that this is simply another tactic to push the RTS timeline up," he continued, referring to a return-to-service time line.
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His aides had hoped he'd walk into the House chamber as an acquitted Commander in Chief, but the impeachment time line didn't work out that way.
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The difference of opinion boils down to the time-line governing Glencore's aluminium warrant cancellations and shipping instructions and ISTIM's subsequent allocation of load-out berths.
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The 2045 Institute, started by a wealthy Russian inspired by Kurzweil's time line, believes that we can at least begin making down payments on that moment.
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Both Judge Robart and U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang in Maryland said they would issue written rulings in their cases, but did not specify a time line.
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No physical evidence ties McCullough to the crime, and the prosecutor said police and prosecutors used a faulty time line in piecing together the case against him.
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Based on the initial tests, though, the traps could be up and running within the next five years—a reasonable time line for such a complex system.
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"We're not going to wait for the person to mobilize on his own time line," said Michael B. Steinbach, who leads the F.B.I.'s national security branch.
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While Carney did not confirm an exact time line, he strongly hinted that some tightening is not far off — "in the coming months," as he put it.
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Investigators have a time line Kevin Winker, director of investigative operations for the Iowa Department of Public Safety, said investigators are getting leads nearly two weeks later.
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The decline of U.S. diplomacy under the Trump administration and threats to democracy from online misinformation campaigns also convinced the experts to move the time line forward.
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"Our deepest thoughts and feelings," he wrote, "pass to us" through "compound experiences" that dissolve the gap between one end of the time line and the other.
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A quick primer: the original "Watchmen" is set in an alternate time line, beginning in the nineteen-forties, among a group of bickering masked vigilantes, the Minutemen.
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The FAA, which is working alongside global regulators, has said repeatedly it does not have a fixed time line to approve the grounded jets to fly commercially again.
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Husky said the cleanup at the site of the leak had been completed, although neither it nor the province gave a time line for resolving the issue entirely.
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They set out a detailed time line showing how Mr. Stone's interactions with Mr. Trump and his campaign officials overlapped with developments involving the Russian hackers or WikiLeaks.
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Berhe's family, however, produced a marriage certificate and photographs, proving that the wedding had been in 2015, in keeping with the time line that Berhe had laid out.
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"The time line is to cater to situations where aircraft can be positioned at maintenance facilities & international flights can reach their destinations," the ministry said in a tweet.
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In the months following, Dan, Sr., assembled a time line of David and Komel's final year, organizing their e-mails and texts and David's journal onto a spreadsheet.
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"You are probably looking at a much longer time line when you are talking about the path of economic growth that can help to stabilize debt," Rusike said.
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The eight-time line honors winner Wild Oats XI retired from the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race for the second straight year after sustaining damage to a hydraulic ram.
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The new platform would wait to launch until after Beijing finished its clean up of the industry, Li said, without giving further details on the time line to launch.
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One of the topics the group has debated is whether it can post its fund-raising statements on WeChat Moments, a social media feature similar to Facebook's time line.
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They care about it, but only if accusations are made public on the right time line, if their voters care about it, if the accused doesn't deny it, etc.
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"We put all of our pieces through a rigorous editing process, and this piece was no exception, just on a compressed time line, given the President's schedule," Zuckerman said Wednesday.
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Now deCervo could produce graphs that pinpointed when the batter decided to swing versus when he decided to take, along the time line of the pitch, down to the millisecond.
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The more I dreamed, the more vivid the dream seemed to be, until it was no longer some faint dot situated on an improbable time line but, rather, my destiny .
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In recent weeks senior US officials, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and national security adviser John Bolton, have refused to commit to a time line for the troop withdrawal.
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Analysts at Bernstein said they believed a lower price and potentially an earlier installation time-line of 2021 had favored Avangrid, majority-owned by Spanish utility Iberdrola , over Orsted's bid.
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Recently, I left Fox News, where I'd been at home for a decade, because I believed that its prime-time line-up had become a propaganda arm for a wanton president.
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"We're actually encouraged at what we hope is a more realistic time line and target," said United President Scott Kirby, who is set to become CEO of the airline in May.
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These scientists focus on the time line: since 1900, the human life span has increased by thirty years—and so, as a consequence, have cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and dementia.
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Boeing repeatedly picked dates for the plane&aposs return only for them to come and go and for the US Federal Aviation Administration to refuse to back the same time line.
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Although "Making a Murderer" is structured chronologically, it fails to provide a clear time line of events, and it never answers such basic questions as when, where, and how Halbach died.
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The time line indicates that even with USAID's bureaucracy in overdrive, getting actual projects out the door is unlikely before February at the earliest, and likely later—amid the dead of winter.
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He maintains members had and "artificial time line" of three weeks to digest a major part of the economy, and he's still committed to repealing more regulations than the House bill did.
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Morenstein launched the Super Snack Time line of food products in early 2018 with its flagship product, Pizza In A Bag, which is pepperoni jerky that comes in various pizza-inspired flavors.
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AND WE HAVE MADE A LOT OF CHANGES IN FACT WE MADE A CHANGE LAST NIGHT WHERE WEVE TURNED ON A WAY TO BRING THE BEST OF TWITTER TO YOUR TIME LINE.
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The D.C. Circuit Court had declined to issue a stay in the case weeks earlier, instead setting an accelerated time line for the case and a June 2 date for oral argument.
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We are driven by the maturity of the discussion and where we're at, we are not going to meet some time-line if we are not ready but we are pretty close.
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The time line of the trilogy spans 18,906,450 years, encompassing ancient Egypt, the Qin dynasty, the Byzantine Empire, the Cultural Revolution, the present, and a time eighteen million years in the future.
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" Alexander noted Trump's time line of doing both at the same time on Tuesday, saying that "means to me that we need to figure out how to replace it before we repeal it.
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"The SFC and the CSRC are now working on a new system with Stock Connect that would give both regulators a direct, real time line of sight in cross-border trades," he said.
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Officials made clear it was too early to put a time line on getting thousands of evacuees camped out in nearby towns back to Fort McMurray soon, even if their homes are intact.
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Contreras said he felt he was being forced to choose between accepting the State Department's proposed time line without question, or else risk the accidental release of sensitive information by hurrying the process.
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The Senate and the House are working with an uber-aggressive time line to meet President Trump's deadline of delivering him a tax bill to sign before the end of the year. 5.
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In a fascinating new anthology, " The Women's Suffrage Movement " (Penguin Classics), the scholar Sally Roesch Wagner extends the time line of suffrage in this part of the world by nearly a thousand years.
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I can't give you a time line for when we will have, you know, specific, you know, guidance, for what you need to do about, you know, climate change in the next year.
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There was still no time line, however, for getting Fort McMurray's 214,000 inhabitants back into what remains of their town, or when energy companies would be able to restart operations at evacuated sites nearby.
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A time line has not been set for restarting the 49,000 bpd Catalytic Reforming Unit 4 (CRU 4) and the 32,000 bpd Hydrotreating Unit 3 (HTU 3) following the unplanned shutdowns, the sources said.
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After pushing back the target date for eradication several times, the international campaign adjusted the time line yet again in January, extending it through 2023 and warning that even that goal may prove elusive.
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There's a sense within the White House and at the State Department that they need a solid time line or some specifics on North Korea's denuclearization at the latest by the end of August.
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Successfully matched color blocks only disappear after the Time Line passes over them, so you can really maximize your score by timing your block drops and thinking ahead to where you'll place the next ones.
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He gave some possibilities -- Farook and Malik could have stopped at a storage unit, a business or a home -- and said the 21 minutes were a gap in the time line officials want to close.
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Seated at his computer, he opened an old document: a twenty-three-page time line of events that followed 9/11, including the introduction of the Special Registration Program and hundreds of arrests and deportations.
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The museum's history galleries may, over time, find a way to communicate the power of events with a similar force—to achieve a kind of lift, away from the time line and into deeper places.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has said she wants to hold a vote on the deal by the end of the year, though that time line could slip given Congress's busy to-do list in December.
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"The goal is to create a thriving ecosystem of contents, services and devices with a wide range of partners, allowing the Clova platform to continue to expand and develop over time," Line said in a statement.
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MCAS alone had taken twelve minutes to down Lion Air 2140; in the Ethiopian crash, the MCAS software, overridden by pilots hitting the cutout switches as per Boeing's instructions, had cut that time line in half.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Steve Bannon, over the weekend on 2409 Minutes, effectively said that you were misled; that the administration was misled by the Senate, by Congress, about what was possible in terms of this time line.
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Trafigura and the broader lead market can only hope that Nyrstar meets that time-line, since this supply hit has served to expose an underlying tightness in metal availability that has been masked by recent price weakness.
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Despite a purposefully tortured time line, which presents challenges for the reader, Coover's update is a surprisingly faithful attempt to capture the troubled psychology (and "mizzerbul" spelling) of the original characters, during a dark era of American history.
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Hillary Clinton was elected to the Senate in 2000, but she has been a national political figure since 1992, and that time line could be pushed back to 1978, when Bill Clinton was first elected governor of Arkansas.
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Washington (CNN)Top Donald Trump aide Kellyanne Conway -- who is set to become a senior White House adviser -- wouldn't commit to a time line for replacing Obamacare, despite a claim by a top Republican senator about Trump's position. Sen.
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South Korea is pinning high hopes on Kim's remarks to Moon's special envoys earlier this month that he wants to achieve denuclearisation within Trump's first term in office ending in early 2021, the first time line he has given.
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The United States should also commence discussions with the other nuclear powers about a more comprehensive nuclear agreement, a nuclear weapons convention, that will set up a verifiable, enforceable process and time line for the elimination of these weapons.
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While the two briefly raised Brexit - Macron said the door was open for Britain to change its mind and May said she was sticking to her time line - they were more interested in highlighting their common fight against terrorism.
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Here's the action on this issue: California's Proposition 62 repeals the death penalty, while Proposition 66 changes rules around the legal system regarding the death penalty, with the intent of speeding up the time line from conviction to execution.
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The time line of briefings given to congressional oversight committees and specific lawmakers about Bergdahl's capture shows that the Obama administration told lawmakers it was considering trading the Taliban Five for the soldier as far back as 2011. 4.
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And as in our time line, these Alternate humans might have started as lower on the food chain, but evolution of greater intelligence, tool use, coordination, and so forth, means that they can survive and thrive in this world.
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South Korea is pinning high hopes on Kim's remarks to Moon's special envoys earlier this month that he wants to achieve denuclearization within Trump's first term in office ending in early 2021, the first time line he has given.
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No-one has an exact time-line given the statistical guess-work that is involved but the consensus among speakers at last week's conference is that a day of reckoning for aluminum prices is definitely coming, sooner rather than later.
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Investigators are now more confident that terrorist Syed Farook didn't make contact with another plotter during an 18-minute gap that the FBI said was missing from their time line of the attackers' whereabouts after the mass shooting, the officials said.
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But through the years they have also become extremely protective of the property, complicating their relationship with, say, the latest wave of "Star Trek" movies, which, under producer-director J.J. Abrams, rebooted the original characters and introduced an alternative time line.
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No-one has an exact time-line given the statistical guess-work that is involved but the consensus among speakers at last week's conference is that a day of reckoning for aluminium prices is definitely coming, sooner rather than later.
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"If everything goes according to plan, it would be the first quarter of next year," he said, according to Reuters, while adding that the agency is "not going to take any undue risk" by sticking to an unrealistic time line.
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"I assume the negotiations will not fail, but rather we end up with something akin to the US and China deal, namely a phase 1 deal sealed in the time line with the thornier issues kicked down the road," Stretch said.
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They should be very clear about the goals and accomplishments that are expected of them, the time line of the internship and how they can succeed to put them in the running for an entry level job with the company.
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Schmack was unsparing in his criticism of the way Campbell and state police investigators handled the case, going so far as to say they withheld evidence that didn't suit their time line from judges and grand juries to arrest and convict McCullough.
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That opening image, whose surrealism gives way to a more or less straightforward, chronological slide down the time line of Tina Turner's life, feels like an attempt to reunify Turner and her work, and to give a hint as to their source.
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It would be a shame to go home as I always did, lie in the bathtub, have another night of living life through the soggy pages of screenplays, getting closer to twenty years old, my time line unravelling like a ball of yarn.
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There are concerns, too, about new forms of digital evidence—PowerPoint slides, a Facebook time line, a digitally enhanced reconstruction of the crime, an augmented-reality program in which jurors endure the suffering of the victim of a violent crime, and more.
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They include, by time line, a prophetic owl and the plucky daughter of a village elder (a prehistoric Arya Stark), a pack of Shiba Inus and an undead celebrity (a skeleton with sunglasses intact), and a meerkat-like race of futurist ranchers.
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He named as Ameen's accomplice a man who doesn't exist, and offered a time line that defied reality, placing Ameen in Rawah during months that he was living in Turkey and the U.S. When Person Five recounted his uncle's murder, he choked up.
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The time line for restarting the other units in the refinery had not been determined as charge pumps, compressors and other ground-level equipment that moves oil and other liquid hydrocarbons into production units have been underwater since heavy rains inundated the plant on Aug.
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In a blog post earlier this month the agency said 60 percent of its drug applications were reviewed and approved on some sort of accelerated time-line and 64 percent of all new drugs were approved in the United States before any other country.
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Scott's new book extends these ideas into the deep past, and draws on existing research to argue that ours is not a story of linear progress, that the time line is much more complicated, and that the causal sequences of the standard version are wrong.
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There's no word yet on a time line for Tyson Ranch's grand opening, but hopefully when it's finally up and running, Tyson will give a tour of the edibles factory like some kind of Willy Wonka of weed—he's already got that purple jacket.
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Schmack took a close look at the time line of events surrounding Maria Ridulph's disappearance and concluded it was impossible for McCullough to have snatched and killed the child because he was some 220 miles away in Rockford, trying to enlist in the U.S. Air Force.
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Ocrelizumab is under review by the Food and Drug Administration for approval for both primary progressive and relapsing MS. For the primary progressive multiple sclerosis indication, the FDA has given Breakthrough Designation and priority review, in order to move up the time line for potential approval.
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But it decided to add an additional buy to accelerate the time line, aiming to sow early doubts about Mr. Trump, particularly among female voters who will have a disproportionate effect on the fall election and with whom Mr. Trump has shown a particular weakness in polls.
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He says there will eventually be autonomous airplanes flying passengers from Point A to Point B. But Vos' ambitious one to three year time line for Google Drone deliveries is dependent on the tech industry working with a key regulatory agency, the Federal Aviation Administration, to make it happen.
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"This will be done in 2017, that is our time line, we would like to get it done as soon as possible," Ryan told reporters during a visit to London that was part of a multi-nation trip aimed at strengthening U.S. economic and security ties with NATO allies.
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The general tech sector is a tougher nut to crack in terms of picking winners, and certainly Apple has seen some backsliding in the past, so holding, say, the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLK) rather than being all-in on Apple might make sense — again, depending on your time line.
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Contreras, who ordered the State Department to release Clinton's emails in monthly installments last spring as part of a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, warned the agency at a hearing on Tuesday that it should be prepared to speed up production, but has yet to approve this latest time line.
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Walking through the curators' proliferation of words and images—an excellent time line helps to anchor Abdoh's progress from nice Iranian boy to enfant terrible—one realizes that what connects these ghostly works, which now exist only on video and in photographs, reviews, and other ephemera, is sound, sound that floods the show at PS1.
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"A proposal to repeal the Clean Power Plan without any time line or even a commitment to propose a rule to reduce carbon pollution, isn't a step forward, it's a wholesale retreat from EPA's legal, scientific and moral obligation to address the threats of climate change," former Administrator Gina McCarthy said in a statement.
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That impact is diminishing and will continue to diminish * Abbott Exec - With respect to India's goods and services tax, Abbott is monitoring that, because time line has been a "little bit fluid" * Abbott CEO says no indication of any other issues with other facilities when asked about warning letter on St. Jude plant Further company coverage:
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" CARNEY ON INFLATION TARGET TIME-LINE "We signalled that we felt the horizon which we should return inflation to target was moving in from three years not jumping all the way to two years, that was not the collective judgment, but moving in from three years and that implies something more than what was in the market curve.
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The State Department will release all of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's schedules from her days as secretary before Election Day, speeding up the expected time line officials gave last week.
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Apropos of Tupac, I told Duncan about how I was planning to move to L.A. I said it casually, as if this plan were already in the works rather than a doubtful dot on an undrawn time line, and I was unexpectedly filled with a brief but heartening sense that, merely by my vocalizing that something would happen, something would actually happen—as per pop psychology.
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" While out searching for supplies, Yongju encounters Danny, who has run away from his family in the United States, intent on living as a sort of ecstatic hermit in the place where he was born, alone with his push-ups, his prayers and his job at a restaurant, experiencing "the thrill of being out of my time line, in China, a body returning to the past to escape the past.
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In one his CBC Massey Lectures published in the collection The Unconscious Civilization (which celebrated its 20th anniversary last year), philosopher and writer John Ralston Saul pointed out that the traditional 20th century time line of finishing our education in our late teens or early 20s and finishing our careers in our 60s no longer aligned with our increasing lifespans, which left an awkward gap in the later parts of our lives.
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For a full schedule of news and events, go to our editorial calendar on Reuters Connect here or on Media Express here NORTHKOREA-SOUTHKOREA/ North Korea's Kim aims for denuclearization within Trump's first term: Seoul SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's Kim Jong Un has given his first time line to achieve denuclearization, aiming for the end of U.S. President Donald Trump's first term, and has agreed to a third summit with his South Korean counterpart, Seoul officials said on Thursday.
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Musk and other executives on the call ended up answering four of them, including one about how a recession could affect demand (Musk said he still sees orders of 500,000 for Model 3 in a recession environment), the time-line for self-driving features (Musk said they're working on traffic light technology and navigating complex parking lots), batteries (wouldn't comment on product development), and Tesla semi and Model Y (Musk says they might unveil the Tesla pickup truck this summer).
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YOU UNDERSTAND THE IMPERATIVE THAT'S OUT THERE RIGHT NOW TO DISCOUNT WHEN THIS THING IS GOING TO HAPPEN AND WHEN WELL SEE IT CAN YOU WALK US THROUGH YOUR -- I KNOW YOU LOVE DOING THIS BECAUSE -- I KNOW HOW COMPLICATED ITS BEEN IN THE PAST WHAT IS YOUR BEST TIME LINE WHEN CAN WE SEE THE NUMBERS AND WHEN DO YOU THINK IT MAY WORK ITS WAY THROUGH COMMITTEE TO THE PRESIDENTS DESK MNUCHIN: FIRST OF ALL STEVE YOU KNOW IVE BEEN IN THE TRADING MARKETS FOR THE LAST 294 YEARS.
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