Announcer this is nightly busines report with Tyler Mathisen and sue herera. Foreign affairs. Domestic matters dominated the first weeks of the trump presidency. But in recent days, the markets have turned attention to hotspots and conflict overseas. And today was another day on edge for stocks. An inexplicable valuation. Thats how one ceo describes teslas 51 billion market cap. The bull and the bear case for the electric automaker. And business behind bars. The story of a man whos doing time and turning a profit. Those stories and more tonight on nightly busines report for wednesday, april 12th. And good evening, everyone, im Contessa Brewer in tonight for sue herera. And welcome, everybody, im Tyler Mathisen. We begin with news out washington and there is a lot of it. President trumps domestic agenda dominated the headlines and the market moves. But during the past ten days, International Affairs have taken center stage and investors have had to recalibrate in the face of new challen
Get away with victimizing citizens and that there is accountability for Police Officers at least in San Francisco today. Reporter both were acquitted on several counts. The jury deadlocked on a theft charge. Sentencing is february. Thank you, sharon. The police chief says he is going to ask for the Police Officers to be fired immediately. They could also lose their pensions. Another round of rain in the bay area as we speak. Water droplets covered our roof camera a little earlier. This is dublin. Look under that streetlight you can see how hard its coming downright now. Chief meteorologist paul deanno with what we can expect. Reporter the only thing better than watching Championship High School friday night football is in the rain. In the past three or four minutes the rain picked up in intensity. A steady rainfall as we get ready for a sectional championship game between Clayton Valley charter and concord high school. Take a look at kpix 5 hidef doppler. Where is that heaviest rainfal
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