ROSEVILLE. THIS COMES AFTER THE WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCED AN INVESTMENT WITH A GLOBAL LEADER IN TECHNOLOGY, KCRA 3’S ERIN HEFT IN STUDIO THIS MORNING WITH A LOOK AT WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR. GOOD MORNING. THIS IS AN EXCITING ONE. THE PROPOSED INVESTMENT, A MASSIVE ONE $225 MILLION IN DIRECT FUNDING, ALL IN SUPPORT OF BOSCH’S PLANNED $1.9 BILLION INVESTMENT TO TRANSFORM A LOCAL ROSEVILLE MANUFACTURING FACILITY. THIS, ALL IN SUPPORT OF THE CREATION AND PRODUCTION OF SOMETHING CALLED SILICON CARBIDE POWER SEMICONDUCTORS. THEY’RE USED TO CREATE THINGS LIKE ELECTRIC VEHICLES. THIS WOULD CREATE THE COMPANY’S LARGEST GLOBAL FACTORY FOR BOSCH, CREATING DEVICES OF THIS TYPE, WHICH IN TURN SUPPORTS U.S. TECHNOLOGY, TECHNOLOGY, LEADERSHIP AND SECURES OUR SUPPLY CHAIN AS A COUNTRY. LOCAL IMPACT WOULD ALSO BE A BIG ONE, CREATING UP TO 1000 CONSTRUCTION JOBS, 700 MANUFACTURING, ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH BASED JOBS HERE IN CALIFORNIA. THAT PROPOSED INVESTMENT, SUPPORTED UNDER THE CHIPS AND SCIENCE ACT, A PROGRAM THAT’S AWARDED $25 BILLION AND CREATED OVER 125,000 JOBS ACROSS OUR NATION. MIKE. ALL RIGHT. THANKS SO MUCH. AND BOSCH EXPECTS TO PRODUCE ITS FIRST CHIPS A