steve wilson. irene riley. [indiscernable] scott adams.ence are members of the apa heritage celebration committee. in the interest of time we cannot introduce all of you. please note we are so very much appreciative of your participation and service on the committee. thank you so much. [applause] >> really we appreciate the support of the city's family. at this time i would like to introduce our mayor. i don't know how many of you were at chinatown when we kicked off a week ago. lunar new year is a new beginning, reset for communities, and we are so proud of being in the city where it is one of the safest cities in the country. the mayor has taken tough measures to make sure we are safe and healthy. mayor london breed. [applause]. >> mayor breed: thank you. let me say i can't believe that we are all able to get together again like this. it is absolutely amazing. claudine, the people who work in city hall and our elected officials come to the event because we love coming to the event. not just because the food is so amazing. i don't know if

steve wilson. irene riley. [indiscernable] scott adams. in the audience are members of the apa heritage celebration committee. in the interest of time we cannot introduce all of you. please note we are so very much appreciative of your participation and service on the committee. thank you so much. [applause] >> really we appreciate the support of the city's family. at this time i would like to introduce our mayor. i don't know how many of you were at chinatown when we kicked off a week ago. lunar new year is a new beginning, reset for communities, and we are so proud of being in the city where it is one of the safest cities in the country. the mayor has taken tough measures to make sure we are safe and healthy. mayor london breed. [applause]. >> mayor breed: thank you. let me say i can't believe that we are all able to get together again like this. it is absolutely amazing. claudine, the people who work in city hall and our elected officials come to the event because we love coming to the event. not just because the food is so amazing. i d

it is hard to see that right now, scott >> steve you go do what you to do nice golf voice, by the wayhere is q and a let us know as well. in washington it is showing to be moving higher and you had the comments earlier today from rafael as well. so all of this in the context of where we are right now a little different market picture. jim took a shot at steve on twitter and this debate has been developing pretty substantially between the two of them of where we are are you there? >> i'm with you, scotty, how are you? >> i'm good, thanks. >> before i get to your tweet i want your reaction to what steve said you have been taking, i think the under on what the fed will do not to mention the fact that you suggested that the market knows all of this already. i don't know if the market necessarily knows that the fed could go 50 basis points and they may do it at more than one meeting and what governor wahler suggested last week has been backed up. where can it go as a result of all of that? >> it will change my view on what the fed will do but not on what the market will do. and because of

don't tempt me [ laughter ] jim -- >> scott -- >> go ahead, steve >> that's a very good argument i also think those estimates matter because they tell us what we think today about the future and that's exactly where the market is priced and those estimates even if they're all dead wrong are important because they help us price the present, but the point is this. you can have rising earnings, but what do you do if the multiple if the fed is doing more than you expected and that's where you get hit on the outlook. >> i want to continue -- i'm going to move. sorry, jim i want to move i want to continue the conversation on this idea of whether we've bottomed or not whether, you know, what brad gerstner told me the other day and this idea that we're close to a tradable bottom and what scott maynard surprised me as i said a couple of times on the air, surprised me with his more optimistic view about where stocks can go from here, that rates have topped 2%, 2.25% on the ten -year seemed like a rang to him where valuations have come down enough that if you're a three-to-five year investor that

don't get used to only this halftime thing, okay >> we'll settle those scores in a nice way, scott. >> that's steve liesman. appreciate you being on the program always the conversation about the fed plays into one of the most important conversations, i think, in the market right now and that is those ark stocks, the growth stocks which have acted incredibly well this week despite what appears to be the road ahead for the fed the question is have those stocks corrected which i know a lot of you who were watching the show have owned and have seen them come down and you've sat on some pretty big losses and maybe are wondering whether they're going to reverse, whether i should add more and you've had some people weigh in on that michael kolanovic, i mentioned his note and got everyone talking and the bubble correctors are likely finished and there are high opportunities and innovation and in technology that's butted up against another thing that sandler told me we can discuss these stocks on the other side >> we've definitely corrected some meaningful amount of where the exuberance was i personally don

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steve. i'm listening to you, jim. it feels negative, scott >> maybe it's just real. >> it feels -- maybe it is, but to me it feels negative and i just want to point out the positive that the fed funds rate right now is 25 basis points, to 50 basis points. on any level that's ridiculously low. if they raise another 50 basis points in may it will go up to 1% i'm not crying about that and i'm going back to history and saying -- >> tell me i'm wrong the fed will get to neutral in the end of the year. the thing that we're legit me happening and that powell has said that the job horizon, like this year it's ay bait of 2023 and where you want to be libben that will is absolutely right that you have a gift this year even if you do eight or nine rate hikes this year, not crazy and just one area of caution out there, jim, which i think you know there's a debate inside the fed that's the following is it where you arrive that causes things to be hairy oris it the change? if you have 200 basis points ever tightening, then there's the possibility of some d

but i have fox news scott wilder , and steve harrigan among others to think for this. though it's obvious, the war in ukraine is an ugly bloodied thing, it's also a war between competing narratives, also compete to this new block of war . it's always two movies on one screen. ukraine is you alternate betwee screens, often with the same visuals where they say truth is the first casualty of war, but it's really prospective. you start to find yourself moving from one stage of hopefu belief to one of cynicism. first you're naÏve commit did you hear about the phantom of ukraine shooting down jets, did you hear about the ukrainian sailors refusing to surrender, did you hear about gutfeld's mother-in-law killing their captors with hairnets. they serve a purpose, they turn you from a naÏve consumer of news to a pistol off cynic like me. the problem is, that's as bad a being naÏve because for us, we want the truth, but an era of social media and internet, they travel to the sun and back before the so all we can do is watch and listen and hope for the best and the best we can ho

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scott. >> let's bring in steve liesman. he's been listening to our conversation and i've been thinking about him, too, as we were having the conversation with mohamed el-erian tging it's been too high for his book and we've been to the most, treatment at least seven or so in the expectation to where we find ourselves today and that move that we've all been watching and yields globally, how do you see that? >> well, i was just at the moment there, scott, calculating where we were, and it looks like you could say five hikes priced in, i guess, at this point down from six it's not that big a move in the fed funds market yet, but the decline in interest rates is selling you that there's some sense, i think you have to be careful and i'm sure mohammed talked about this. i'm sorry i missed his interview. he's always brilliant. you have money looking for different homes right now than it was in before, and it could be russian money, as well, looking for a port of safety, and so i would not at this moment take too much in the way o

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. >> greg: thank the people at fox steve harrigan with my mother the whole time. scottesome. they rule, they saved my mother-in-law's life. hello, bret. >> bret: that's great news. congratulations. that's good to hear. >> geraldo: definitely. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. ♪ [explosions] [siren] [explosions]

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. >> greg: thank the people at fox steve harrigan with my mother the whole time. scott helped marshall this. trey yingst everybody was amazing. i'm over 6:00. i don't really care because those guys are awesome. they rule, they saved my mother-in-law's life. hello, bret. >> bret: that's great news. congratulations. that's good to hear. >> geraldo: definitely. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. ♪ [explosions] [siren] [explosions] [singing] >> bret: russian bombardment of ukraine increases one week in to its invasion. the russians have seized strategic ukrainian port. the first city to be captured. vladimir putin's quest to take the capital of kyiv remains stalled. ukraine's president is call on his citizens to use guerrilla tactics against russian troops and to keep fighting. second round of negotiations was held in belarus today. ukrainian officials say a tentative agreement was reached to set up safe corridors for evacuating citizens and importing humanitarian aid. president biden meantime held a cabinet meeting today at the white house saying

anyone sliding closer and closer and closer to this inversion and steve has been all over this thing, as well as we watched that, scott, that's just one more element and we talk about the different catalysts and whether you want to talk about the fed and inflation and this inversion that we're seeing and all of that, these are all catalysts that we're all aware of, but when we start to see something actually fulfill what we've seen in the past and does give us that bit of a road map in terms of timeframe that's the one road map we don't have. we know it's something that generally it will follow along, scott, but we can go for a while even with that as a backdrop before we actually start to get to that point and that, i think, is what stephanie's saying and i think that's what josh is saying, as well and i would agree with both of them. >> let's do this liesman let me let you go. >> i wanted to push back on what josh is saying and there's a trail of tears among those who say it will be different this time i mean, if he can find me the example of the war of ukraine coming out of a pandemic and inflation is as high as it

steve wilson. irene riley. [indiscernable] scott adams.of the apa heritage celebration committee. in the interest of time we cannot introduce all of you. please note we are so very much appreciative of your participation and service on the committee. thank you so much. [applause] >> really we appreciate the support of the city's family. at this time i would like to introduce our mayor. i don't know how many of you were at chinatown when we kicked off a week ago. lunar new year is a new beginning, reset for communities, and we are so proud of being in the city where it is one of the safest cities in the country. the mayor has taken tough measures to make sure we are safe and healthy. mayor london breed. [applause]. >> mayor breed: thank you. let me say i can't believe that we are all able to get together again like this. it is absolutely amazing. claudine, the people who work in city hall and our elected officials come to the event because we love coming to the event. not just because the food is so amazing. i don't know if we have food thi

how does that set things up, steve, behind the scenes >> you've been watching too much game of thrones there, scott i don't know who the hand is on the federal reserve. you're right bullard can dissent and there could be another dissent that's not the end of the world for the federal reserve. i think where most fed officials are as follows and one, two, three rate hikes, march, may june, take a look around you start balance sheet reduction probably in the summer and that's the best thing and fed chair jay powell sees it coming back down to where it was over a three-year period and that's pretty much in line with market consensus and then you have a bunch of people that are ready to press on the accelerator or shift into ago gear, if you will. of the. >> boston, midwester a whole bunch of people that would go if you need it. >> that's the plan beforehand and that's the plan how? >> i think they want to telegraph 50 to the market bullard is definitely on the aggressive side and it would be a fed governor dissent rather than a fed president, but it's happened before, and you may get a couple of dissen

steve wilson. irene riley. [indiscernable] scott adams.ommittee. in the interest of time we cannot introduce all of you. please note we are so very much appreciative of your participation and service on the committee. thank you so much. [applause] >> really we appreciate the support of the city's family. at this time i would like to introduce our mayor. i don't know how many of you were at chinatown when we kicked off a week ago. lunar new year is a new beginning, reset for communities, and we are so proud of being in the city where it is one of the safest cities in the country. the mayor has taken tough measures to make sure we are safe and healthy. mayor london breed. [applause]. >> mayor breed: thank you. let me say i can't believe that we are all able to get together again like this. it is absolutely amazing. claudine, the people who work in city hall and our elected officials come to the event because we love coming to the event. not just because the food is so amazing. i don't know if we have food this year. i remember the days on th

steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their second day with a total of $20,000 from danville, virginia, it's the champs, it's the scott family. and they're back! from cedarburg, wisconsin, it's the hetzel family. [cheering and applause] well, everybody's here trying to

scott automate view as of today, but you're looking for a fella much of a quarter of a lot of what we're gonna get. i was a jasmine, a financial branch with steve feeds off a life and you're close on, i feel about it and i'm, i'm not getting out of the electrical. so what i, so i gotta get out there a bit though. i know i need it shipped probably from regina already got a feeling then. yes. give i'm i said i can get up to 3 scare myself, islam, bread, you will not give people to fit. oh yeah. and you, my well, normally allude, you be up and it won't be an issue. a woman i went outside, i know a little chip, a metal mine absorb as a senior, as engine knock and asked for about a 1000000 dryer. cuz laura stores in us cuz i had bump 0 and my nip meeting by sure. look at my my my g with yes it will not put up again. was they had discussed was now i'm a big sponsor guy. nip my show back. now it's gary on by killing me if i had to buy one year from now don't minute. yeah. let's at least that was through the storm year, but i the order i'm with the mom of we need to do to pay up. and he said i, it's in music, but even the money ego would be the media.

steve? >> yeah, carl. i think the markets really moving on those macron comments that you and scott tweeted out the worst is to come but there is some perhaps -- a lot of interest in what j. powell is saying questions from senators in the banking committee about the impact of the russian invasion on ukraine and the u.s. economy and monetary policy. powell said there's some financial hit to demand, he said the biggest implakt would be for the inflationary impact of higher oil and commodity prices to work their way through the u.s. economy now, senator shelby was a really interesting moment asked powell earlier if the fed was willing to go as far as paul did in the 1980s to squeeze down the u.s. economy to ring out inflation. here is what he said >> let me say i knew paul volker and saw him testify in this room many years ago he was one of the great public servants of the era. the greatest public economic servant of the era >> you're prepared to do what it takes without any reservation to protect price stability? >> yes >> that would be a departure of what you've done >> his comments come after cleveland fed

you'll hear from steve liesman the stock market is having another big day. "the exchange" begins now. >>> thank you, scott hi, yerve. i'm kelly evans. welcome to a special combined mega-edition of the exchange and "power lunch". an hour from now the fed is expected to raise rates a quarter point. some say they're too late, inflation is at a 40-year high others worry they're moving too quickly as global war breaks out. we will hear from the president imminently we're going to break the fed's decision top of the hour we're going to take chair powell himself about 90 minutes from now. it's going to be a very busy two hours here tyler mathisen traveled to washington for the big day hi, ty >> kelly, it's a beautiful -- we've been blessed with beautiful weather here it is a day of high drama in washington beginning this morning about five hours ago with president zelenskyy's speech to congress, pleading for more help from the united states and now we get ready in an hour what for investors like you for the markets is the day's main event. that is the fed meeting on interest rates and the verdict on what a kind

scott. he remains in good spirits despite everything he endured, that is a relief. joining us from atlanta, steve who spent weeks covering the war. you said a few weeks ago, ukraine is done deal, it is flattened and they lost. is that still your view because ukrainian resistance is fierce and they captured some territory? >> i said in the longer term russia cannot win and control a city of 40 million people. so i do see more trouble ahead. i think it would be a mistake to underestimate the brutality of russian president putin or the military. in the longer term i always said putin will lose this war. it is not something he can control. howard: right, i guess the question how many people have to die before that comes to an end. look, we all see the pictures every day. major cities have been devastated but the russians have taken heavy casualties putin's defense minute stray said they accomplished the initial goals and focus on liberating the donbas region. as far as low morale, there was intercepted call between russian soldiers saying there is a s-show, half our unit is has frostbite and ran over

scott? i'll send it back to you >> rahel solomon, thank you very much let's talk about some of these moves. stevei'm coming back to you, and there are some things that i see that you do in your portfolio and that's just weiss being weiss. that's the way it is then i look at corvo and skyworks two stocks you have repeatedly said our viewers should buy and 5g, 5g, 5g, and i think that was five times, 5g now you sold them both and i might add after both stocks have been in the toilet bowl. year to date, double digit down, 12 months and 20%, 30% down, is that what this is about? just making the flush? my first observation is that you have to follow my teachings more closely, scott i don't think you're a great student otherwise you would know my strategy. >> tell me >> moving on from that the world's changed a little bit, scott that's just the reality. the stocks haven't bounced i'm not going to wait forever, but that's okay, because if i didn't think they'd go down further or if i did not think that i'd have better exposure elsewhere i would have kept them, but here's the reality both in particular,

steve, in cities and towns across ukraine, liberated during the russian special operation here in the country. life is gradually returning to normal. this is the city of multiple we why here? just scott, days off, the ukranian troops had abandoned that when blown up tags was still. and the streets, the city was empty, every one was in their homes, in mean basements in shelters, waiting and fearing what would happen next. now that 23 weeks have passed. things a much comma people, once again has in the streets. many shops are open and the fear the fear has dissipated. confident that the worst is over, people have begun to open up. they are no longer afraid that ukraine security services will nationalists will come knocking on their door. if they say something that government doesn't like to reach them. yeah, yeah, my yes, there, i support one lanham. you're couldn't said the not suffocation and demilitarization from so that no one would carry weapons in the country would be neutral or no, nazis would be around this. everything has become peaceful here. russian forces did not kill anyone who was quite the opposite. lay portent. you will be the union yet of going home. i don't believe th

scott. >> all right, thank you. that's rahel solomon. >>> i mentioned a couple of moves that we need to get into steve weiss, a new buy talk to me >> sohis is also more of a hedge. look, i like the company, i like management it was merged and they are one of the largest platinum and paladium producers in the world in addition to a gold mining operation. i think those commodities go up because i don't think the issues with russia are short term so that's why i bought it it's not a huge position but it is a position. it's both offensive and defensive. >> joe stopped out of three things goldman, the vgk, and the iemg >> so -- and there will me more to come. nike and nvidia is getting close to where my stop close is. you have to have a risk management strategy in place, scott. some of the best things i've done this year has been getting stopped out of names such as docusign if you're going to be trading, you have to trade with a stop and limit your risk. >> all right i mentioned ford and general motors adam jonas dropping a new note today about ford and the ev makers our phil lebeau joins us now with more. phil, the stocks are sinking new

steve liesman. >> sure, david. >> for more let's bring citi's exist equity strategist along credit suisse chief strategist scott, end s&p, i think from 5,100 you are 300 plus points up from here so what has to happen for you to be right >> well, what i would say, what needs to happen is that the current path of earnings for the s&p 500 needs to continue to move down. what we're suggesting, which is sort of a mid-single-digit ramp for q1 and 2, higher for q3 and 4, and thread the needle here in terms of the ultimate economic impact of the fed discussion just before where as we get towards the end of this year we need to look at a positive gdp in earnings outlook for 2023 on that premise i think we can then fall back on historical data that shows over longer timeframes the market can do pretty well when the fed embarks on a rate hike path. >> yeah, let's talk about that with mandy as well give me your thoughts you heard steve in terms of the fed and what we're seeing as another six potential hikes this year. are they on the wrong path, in your opinion is the chance for a mistake growing? >> so it's interesting lis

i'm scott wapner fro front and center, stocks continue to hang in there pretty well is that reason to be more bullish? we ask the investment committee. we have jenny hairington, steveranova and jon najarian let's check stocks which are going for a third straight week of gains we do come on the air at noon in the east at the lows of the day. the dow is down a little more than 300 s&p 500 off by one-half of 1%. yields, watching those closely, 2.45, the yield on

i'm scott wapner the pivotal week for your money and still so many questions hanging over the market. investment committee here to debate the road ahead, brenda vif vingiello, jason snipe, steveajarian co-founder of marketrebellion.com, what a week for the nasdaq, the nasdaq 100 and best dow week since 2020 you're really going backo

to take a look and say enough is enough >> scott, by the way, on that note, i did trim transocean and i'll come back in a second and i won't take issue with stevend this is a volatile stock and the amount of cash flow for a company that's underlevered keeps me in it this stock was at 27 two days ago and it could be at 22 tomorrow and that's a lot of volatility for a stock that's up 66% over the last year and why the s&p is up 10%. i'm not going to take the risk of being out of it when it next runs, but i'm not getting on steve's case for taking a kin and the antithesis is the winners and it's up 60% in a month, and it's a highly indebted, negative free cash flow company so i had to trim that, but i'm still in it because of that supply/demand imbalance that i'm sure we'll talk about later in the show including crude oil. >> mark fsher, just to remind everybody, the great trader will join us in just a few minutes, as well. we'll get his call on where energy is going from here. we'll get his best places to be putting your money right now and he was last with us and he talked about where oil could go, needless to say as he usually does, he's right

scott wapner as rates continue to rise does that mean the war is over? we take that to the investment committee. joining me today, liz young, steveion.com. the s&p getting back above 4500 today. man, it's been a run over the past five, six days and for the s&p, and dow's good for 235 and interest rates are up and stocks are up and we haven't seen that very often

scott wapner as rates continue to rise does that mean the war is over? we take that to the investment committee. joining me today, liz young, steve weiss, josh brown and pete najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com. the s&p getting back above 4500 today. man, it's been a run over the past five, six days and for the s&p, and dow's good for 235 and interest rates are up and stocks are up and we haven't seen that very often, at least lately. i was going start there and then, pete, i noticed a note that you sent in that said, you haven't been this active in the options market in quite some time, and i looked down at the list of the calls that you bought not only today, but in the last few days and it's astounding alibaba. >> yeah. >> see what's happening there, microsoft, amd, facebook, the kweb calls and the chinese internet names and what's the statement here you're making >> well, i think there's a couple of things going on, scott. one of which the volumes are off the charts when you go to friday we had 50 million contracts trading and we had 41 million contracts trading yesterday. the activity levels are very, very high. it d

steve,year looking at the wrong one >> don't it? everybody looks at the 210, but economists and folks at the fed like to look much closer in, scott, and are you trying to do here are you trying to see what the bond market tells us about the next year or two years why would you look at the two and the ten years out? why not look much closer >> i'll just show you the three-month, two-year spread is the one that economists and the fed prefer because of the information included in there and there's another reason it's hard to tease out from this graphic here, but when this curve inverts it inverts more closely to the actual recession to the 210 spread and you'd think that would be rust and right now this is screaming, it is a mid-expansion and nowhere near inverting and it's going the other way as the fed hikes and interest rates are higher and that's the way it's positioned right now let me show you what you leave on the table if you follow the 210 spread this is work done by pearly from piper sandler and if you take a look at the chart that you made with the changes when the inversions happened and what stocks do. what you see here is f

i'm scott wapner fro front and center, stocks continue to hang in there pretty well is that reason to be more bullish? we ask the investment committee. we have jenny hairington, steve weiss, joe terranova and jon najarian let's check stocks which are going for a third straight week of gains we do come on the air at noon in the east at the lows of the day. the dow is down a little more than 300 s&p 500 off by one-half of 1%. yields, watching those closely, 2.45, the yield on the 10-year joe terranova, you said we were going to get to 4550 we were there. now what where are we going from here now? >> you don't have the technical edge anymore, so now you're back to relying on fundamentals, you're back to staring at a yield curve that is right now for a 2 to a 10 is at 10 basis points looking like it wants to invert within the next couple of weeks. you're thinking forward towards earnings and looking at the price of oil oil broke 105 earlier this morning. now it's bumping back up again towards 108, so you're not going to get the technical breakdown there. so the technical edge has dissipated, scott, unfortunately. i think we're kind of back in the running in place menta

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> steve: in a thousand years -- go download it right now from wherever you download music. spotify, jon scott more people are more countries than that guy. it's been while the international organization for migration save more than 3 million ukrainians have fled their homes. speak to the red cross is working around-the-clock to provide food, hygiene and resources as well as helping the refugees to evacuate to safety. >> brian: fox corporation is helped raise support the red cross effort in ukraine. you can help too. had to redcross.org/foxforward to give to the cause. do that now and feel good about yourself. >> bill: thank you good morning. the war in ukraine and the russian bombardment moving closer to the center part of kyiv and the cost is rising before our eyes. i'm bill hemmer and dana has some time off. a lot to get cute. julie, welcome back. >> this is "america's newsroom." thanks for being with us this morning. we begin with new footage from the city of kyiv. take a look.

scotts valley all the way over the hill. it's a tough monday 7 51 now for some calm here's steve. thank you, sir.ow at 5000 ft. why would we do that? i see an offshore breeze there. that's a north northeast, and there's a northerly breeze kicking in for many little bit of fog down towards san martino says zero visibility but afterwards it only happened at three. everyone else's up between nine and 10 miles. i hit the wrong button. let's see if i can get to okay. cold start some fog. sunny for although temperatures will be warming up again today and tomorrow before maybe we get a little cool down late wednesday thursday, i see a north wind to davis north wind in vacaville northward to travis north wind napa airport. also see temperatures in the forties and fifties. that'll do it, and you can see there are some thirties forties but their rent woods 51 degrees and you can see on the peninsula as well. 46 pacifica hills a lot of thirties, though , stanford 33 atherton 34 menlo park in there as well. 39 san mateo san carlos, just high pressure large and in charge as we're saying, it's not going anywhe

scott leave the ceremony and refused. we also recognize we could have handle the situation differently. >> steve: fellow comedians are stille oscar's co-host wanda sykes here she is yesterday with ellen. >> for them to let him stay in that room and enjoy the rest of the show and accept his award i thought how gross is this? this is the wrong message, you know. you assaulted somebody, you get escorted out the building and that's it, you know. but for them to let him continue, i thought it was gross. >> brian: it's just interesting. everyone is weighing in. things look worse for will smith every day. last night chris rock addressing a sold out crowd yesterday. what did fans think? lawrence jones on the road in boston got ticket to the 10:00 show. what happened, lawrence? >> lawrence: hey, good morning, family. a packed house at the wilbur theater. the line was wrapped around the building. many of the folks paying thousands of dollars for those tickets after the incident. one thing to keep in mind at these award shows and these comedy shows, there are no cameras. there are no phones. they put your phone in a locked container

moran: i want to recognize steve scott. his long tenure at p.s.u. has shepherded the university through challenges and a period of growth. he has led through a recession and a global pandemic. early on, during the pandemic, as our world was shutting down, i hosted a crawford county virtual check in with federal leaders, steve scott was on that phone call, but during that conversation, president scott said there were three things to do in leading during difficult times. one, tell the truth, two, give people hope, and, three, tell people how they can help. that advice stuck with me and helped guide my work and my conversations with kansans ever since and it is good advice that we can follow yet today but president scott's legacy is not only marked by challenges. pittsburg state has seen growth and opportunity over the last decade. the picknell sentence for the arts, the overman student center and plaster center, and many other positive developments. these encouraging things highlight his emphasis on being a good community partner, and his success in f