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Tesla settled a lawsuit concerning the 2018 crash death of an Apple engineer in Northern California, court documents showed Monday.

The big picture: The case that was set to go to trial this week would have brought scrutiny to Tesla's Autopilot that CEO Elon Musk sees as a key part of the electric vehicle company's EV charging standard, and he's offered to license the driver assistance system to other car companies.

Monday's rare total solar eclipse passed across the U.S., turning the lights off as totality moved from Mexico's Pacific coast into Canada.

Why it matters: Almost everyone in the U.S. was able to see some part of it, and millions of Americans traveled to get the best view.

Heads turned up as Monday's rare total solar eclipse passed across the skies over U.S.

The big picture: Almost everyone in the U.S. was able to view the celestial event to some extent.

Get your eclipse glasses ready and set a reminder: Monday offers a rare, brief chance to see a solar eclipse for most of the country.

Why it matters: You'll have to wait until 2044 to spot a total solar eclipse in the contiguous U.S. if you miss this celestial event, according to NASA.

If you missed today's eclipse, you'll have to wait at least 20 years for your next chance to see one in the U.S.

The big picture: The next total solar eclipse in the U.S. will come in 2044, but it will only graze a sliver of Montana and North Dakota.

If you can't find proper viewing glasses to view the total solar eclipse on Monday, you can make a pinhole viewing camera.

Why it matters: Glasses may be hard to find.

For most of the country, looking at Monday's rare solar eclipse — even a quick glance — can cause eye damage if you don't wear the right protective eyewear.

Why it matters: NASA warns "it is not safe to look directly at the Sun without specialized eye protection for solar viewing" except during the brief total phase of a total solar eclipse.