mandeep: airbnb is exposed to international travel in a big way. it is more than half of their business. but, i feel that they are very well diversified when it comes to the city exposure, not even one city makes up more than 3% of their booking. from that perspective, i feel they are diversified. but if international travel is doing well that will add to their bottom line. vonnie: there share price is receiving the benefits. meta-is planning a major investment into ai powered humanoid robots. are we looking at a blade runner 2041 situation, and is this really know? mandeep: i think what mehta is doing is too investors a feel for what the reality lab spending is doing. they are losing $20 million a year on that segment but they are saying it is not just for ar or vr. you can apply the same level of investment to a new factor like humanoid. given the advances that we have seen with large language models, i feel like humanoid could be that next market when it comes to consumer devices. it makes sense for them to get into the market although they have

tim: natalie, thanks for joining us on air with b and b -- airbnb serving.ing in tiffany wade from columbia threat needle investments with 65 million in assets under management. starting with palo alto networks, we want to get your thoughts there. shares are down 4% as we speak. they reported a disappointing earnings outlook, but the checkpoint had strong results. what's going on with palo alto? >> across the cybersecurity space we are seeing strong trends. the last of we saw customer rationalization of spending coming to an end and sales growth is picking up again. palo alto is obviously down today. for the most part, the metrics that they recorded were pretty good. some of the key metrics that investors look at, like recurring revenue, was strong in the corner -- quarter. however, free cash flow guidance looks like it's second-half bloated for the year, which i think is disappointing some people. but i would say that the other important thing we are positive on is that over the last couple of quarters, palo alto adopted a platform approach to product sales

airbnb is feeling the love this valentine's day after its stock surged over 14%.e company revealed stronger than expected fourth quarter earnings. the report boasts the best numbers the company has ever seen. airbnb told investors it will put around $200 million toward expanding its business. ceo said he wants the airbnb to be similar to amazon, acting as a go to for all your travel needs. those plans are expected to be revealed in may. okay. it is a day to celebrate philadelphia. the massive crowd that turned out to give some love to the eagles and their super for their super bowl champs. the eagles took the title after beating the kansas city chiefs last sunday. thousands of fans lined the streets of philly this morning to catch a glimpse of the champs. some even camped out overnight. teams moved slowly through the city on busses, getting off at times to interact with their fans. confetti. beer everywhere. players took turns showing off the prize trophy. parade wrapped up with a ceremony at the famed rocky steps at the museum of fine arts. dun dun dun. dun dun d

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you know, we were homeless until nine o'clock last night. to put us up in an airbnb, but our airbnb has uk. for safety reasons. the question now, though, for the engineers here is, what's it going to take to fix it? and it's hopeful the sinkhole has finally stabilised. a man who "exhibited fixated behaviour" towards british tennis an clearly upset raducanu was seen hiding behind the umpire's chair two games into a second—round defeat at the dubai tennis championships on tuesday. have told the bbc their daughter was "born to be a star". sergio and alex, alice's parents, without her for the first time. thank you for inviting us. oh, thank you, thank you. a space her parents know alice would have enjoyed. here, this stage. yeah, definitely. she joined to baby ballet, then she was in the academy. so, yeah, ithink she was born to be a star. yeah, she would be happy, and i'm sure she's proud of us doing this. all in memory of alice and bebe, who also attended the school. forthe children, it'sjoy, it's fun, it's positivity, and where you do something together, that feeling of togetherness, of

those are the two stocks i prefer to airbnb. airbnb carries this multiple. that's 30 times earnings. it's got the far and away the highest multiple. but the growth rates are the same. so as fundamentals converge i think the multiples converge. i'd rather play booking and expedia. but what airbnb is doing i mean it's a unique asset. it's one of what i call the electric 11. it's a high quality asset. i want to buy on a dip. there's no dip now i they the numbers were better than i expected in the quarter. so i give them full credit for that. and if there were a correction on the stock yeah i'd probably get more constructive. but right here, right now for expedia i prefer booking. all right. good stuff. good to talk to you. we'll see you soon mark. thank you. mark scott joining us once again nvidia by the way having its own big week kristina partsinevelos joins us now with more on that move which has been pretty good in its own way. right. >> yeah. >> because it's nvidia. >> shares are finally breaking out of their 2025 slump after climbing at more. >> than 5%.

but no, i think airbnb that was a that was a good quarter. >> 164.rack, staff can put a chart back for march of last year. this level i think it's trading there now. this is where we totally broke down from in the spring. so theoretically melissa lee, this should be huge resistance here. >> all right. coming up, the ultimate would you rather a tech behemoth debt or both of our own, of our own us government debt. so it's either a big cap tech debt or own government debt? that is the question. we'll answer that question right after this break. >> in the world. >> of. >> investing, a beast lurks between the numbers. some watch from the safety of the sidelines, but others saddle up and ride that one ton rowdy ribeye for all he's got. if that's you, join us on tastytrade named best online broker for options trading. genius loves company. >> meat avocados, best selling green mattress made with certified organic cotton, wool and latex, plus ergonomic coils to support your body's natural curves for cool and restorative sleep. featuring a one year in-home sle

taking a look we see airbnb shares up about 13.5% off earnings. investors seem to like what they heard there. pdt holdings also moving higher. this is one of the names that we know that david tepper has increased his bets on those shares, moving up just about four and three quarters of 1%. intel, dexcom and tesla rounding out the top five. we look at the laggards as well right now on the nasdaq 100. taking a look at other earnings mover to the downside. this time palo alto networks those shares moving about 5.5% lower. investors just not liking the guidance they offered. applied materials globalfoundries on semiconductor and lam research rounding out the bottom five. also want to look at the us and india reaching a new trade agreement during the indian prime minister's visit. and right now we're going to take a look at some of the countries, the etfs representing the countries that are involved in the active tariff discussions right now, the indian etf, the india moving about 1% lower, the chinese etf, the mci moving over 3% higher upside moves fo

and your seeing it in airbnb's results, expedia with's results.uarter in white some time. accelerating user growth, so it's a good place to be, generally a lot of prix cash flow. i prefer in the space expedia. ashley: very good. great job, mark. thank you very much. we are off and running on this friday, valentine's day. lots of smiles, clapping. the confetti nices, so there we are. -- flies. we are out and off on this friday session. let's take a look at the big board. the dow 30 stocks, right down the mid manying. the dow off barely are, but you can see home depot, caterpillar, nvidia on the top line are, leading the way. microsoft, nike and procter & gamble on the lower end, on the lower end of the 30 stocks. take a look at the s&p. see how that is performing. it gained a percent yesterday's session. today just essentially flat, up 3.5 points thereabouts. let's a take a look at the nasdaq which also gained 1.5% in yesterday's session. today modestly opening higher by 20 points or so. let's take a look at the big tech names which, of course, we

but airbnb is up 13%.hat that tells you is, you know, high valuations, high expectations across. >> the. >> board. >> but also. >> just this flow. i keep pointing it out. >> this flow of. >> erratic kind of hot, high adrenaline money in a lot of the retail favorites. and so some of these recognizable names that. >> you know. >> had their heyday in the melt up in 2021. >> like a roku. >> for example. >> you know, it's going to get some attention. when it when it beats numbers and vice versa as well. on the downside. >> yeah. and you kind of. juxtapose that with some of the stocks that had been maybe priced to perfection. i believe. >> it was. >> b of a who had that statistic about how since jan 20th. and they're, they're comparing the mac seven to the chinese tech x baidu alibaba tencent and xiaomi. that group was up 22% compared to just flat performance for the mac seven over that time period. but just kind of, to your point, maybe speaks a little bit to the mindset, this. idea of picking up in places that

airbnb thinks it's still too early to use artificial intelligence for trip planning.oduce ai and other areas before offering it as a tool to help travelers plan or book their trips. airbnb ceo wants to use ai as a customer service agent because it can speak any language and understand thousands of pages of documents. the company says its capabilities within the company will expand over time. >> 824 now, a new analysis is revealing how much you need to make in order to live comfortably. if you're single in some of the largest u.s. cities. all right, so seven of the top ten cities with the highest annual salary needed are here in california. the most expensive is irvine. you will need to earn around $291,000 a year there in fremont. that's about $277,000. san jose, $262,000 a year. and in san francisco, you will need about $241,000 a year. san diego came in sixth, while los angeles was eighth. >> valentine's day is a time to show love and affection to that special someone, but medical professionals say focusing on personal relationships beyond just a partner can also im

watch shares in airbnb today.vestors, showing it made far more money than expected. the new york times says airbnb's founder is joining elon musk's doge effort to shut down government departments. as for tariffs, well, the ones that president trump signed yesterday are complicated. he calls tm reciprocal tariffs. but in fact they would be put on countries that tax american goods through their own value added tax system. he delayed these. so we'll just go into more detail when or if they're actually put into place. president trump told federal departments and agencies to lay off all probationary federal workers, new workers who haven't yet earned civil service protection, whether that's law enforcement or forest ranger or accountant. the office of personnel management says that could be as many as 200,000 people. tiktok back on the app store for both apple and android after that ban, the new york timeseports. both companies got written assurance from the doj it wouldn't pursue the matter. it's valentine's day, of c

. >> it was not just bud that year, trying to get under trump's skin, airbnb and 84 lumber followed suitials that are about having fun and eating wings. full disclosure we were working hard at work. we had a couple hours of this show. so we some some, not all of them. but ones we saw were more fun andly th light hearted. >> the thought that i had, they cust 7 to 8 million, imagine putting one late in game, like a close game. then it a blowout, i feel that ads that have advantage were early in the game before it got out of hand. >> charly do you remember. >> i did not get to see so many, i had my eyes. on a scrolling by x timeline there were rumors circhai circlights that elon musk -- circulates that elon musk was buys time to run doge commercials. we didn't see that. >> that would have been fun. >> we had a harrison ford jeep commercial. >> that is cool. i also loved my favorite, the breast canc breast cancer ad, at first, we're showing boobs onty of te tv, it was breast cancer awareness this is fabulous. so, kudos to that ad. >> travis is probably excited too with the -- >> in the first

he is currently airbnb being the second space for $5 per square foot. when we pay $0.70 a square foot in addition to having two spaces in the building this person has owned a condo in south the market since 2006. again this was information found from asaf powell hoarding and profiting off of our building is unethical, shameful and and it contributes to the exodus of our artist friends and companions. instead of providing safety, security and homes to artists in san francisco essentially at this point i feel like i live in a 1960s early country club for the bohemian setting. i've brought these issues to the board of directors in my building but they've unwilling to take serious action to address these concerns. i just want to say like if we're going to be a condo, be a condo. i just would like pressure. >> i just want to put it out there. that's that's all that's what i thought. >> thank you very much. thank you. you're welcome. are there any additional public comments? >> see none. >> public comment is now closed . thank you. i'm now calling agenda item

$70 per household, my household would qualify except we were out of our home living in hotels and airbnb'sour entire settlement on hotel rooms? we couldn't make our home safer, we were forced to stay in hotels, not by our choice, we'll have zero dollars and still be stuck in contan nated homes. >> todd: two years and no real a action. hope that charges with j.d. vance's visit today. thank you for your time and your insight and thing attention to this for the nation >> this morning lawyers for blake livelys and justin baldoni will meet in a courtroom for the first hearing in the "it ends with us," case. >> carley: chanley painter joins us. >> chanley: we do not expect them to be in court today. blake blake lively has filed a gag order. she accused justin baldoni for sexual harassment. justin baldoni is counter suing blake lively and ryan reaynolds for defamation. he launched a website to support himself. linking his timeline which includes never before seen text like this one where blake lively declined to meet with an intimacy accoordinator. and cordial text with blake lively's question sa

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i was told by a source that billionaire at the airbnb is joining the efforts and he was at the office of personnel management today. geoff: the administration is going forward with the firings. how expansive is this? laura: we saw an increase in the number of firings that are coming and targeting probationary employees people working in government less than one to two years. 200,000 employees could be impacted. more than 5,000 at the national institutes of health and the centers of disease control and veterans affairs and energy department and 3,000 at the u.s. forest service. and when it comes to those being terminated at the c.d. c.d.c. one of our sources said at least 100 members of the epidemic intelligent service are expected to be terminated. if you watch kaitlin was a member of that service and when it comes to the energy department cuts, some of those are within the nuclear security administration. a number of people are considered risky and across the board. geoff: thanks for that update. laura: thank you. amna: "newshour" west, an update. the justice department formally aske

like this is one of the sessions where the stock stories are fascinating than the index and witness airbnb and home sharing platform sending shareholders quite the valentine and stock enjoying the biggest percent jump in history after a huge bottom line beat better than expected revenues and ceo brian chesky wants the app to be all things traveled and stock moving up 14% and it was only back on january 24th look at this one month chart and stock traded at 117 and now at $161. we need to check ai chip giant nvidia versus arm holdings. arm makes blueprints for nvidia and other semiconductor chips and sec filing shows nvidia sold about 900,000 and arm is smarting from the move and nvidia up 4%. arguingly on any other day, arm might be jumping on this headline arm will start making real chips and not just blueprints of chips as early as this summer and meta is the first customer. on pace for 17th straight record close and it's the 20th day of gains. go daddy going south and beat on revenues and reported profits of $1.36 per share and far lower than $7.85 coming in with a year ago. why are no f

"new york times" is reporting he is bringing in the co-founder of airbnb, a close personal friend. >> bill: katie pavlich, nice to see you. getting details in helping us understand the layoffs, all right? apparently if you are a new hire you are considered to be still on probation. according to government data 280,000 government workers right now are on probation. that would be the low hanging fruit in all this. late last night we found out there was a visit to the i.r.s. roll this sound bite from the president saying he won't shut it down but they will look at it. watch. >> do you expect to close the i.r.s. or what are you expecting? >> president trump: no. but i think that the internal revenue service will be looked at like everybody else. just about everybody will be looked at. >> bill: next in line, right? >> people should expect that no government -- federal government agency goes unscathed. they are going through line by line through the federal government to find this waste and abuse. they have backup as you guys noted that gao report shows how much waste there is. it's not lik

airbnb's stock is set to jump close to 14% as the bell rings this morning.ookings are up around the world. and just a side note, as i was looking into airbnb's profits, the non profit that the company started has helped more than 19,000 people and 2000 pets with housing after the wildfires in los angeles county. so it's nice to hear giving back a little bit there. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it's friday. it's also valentine's day february 14th. >> i love it. >> me too. and steve paulson is here. i told you i went outside just a moment ago. not much wind. and it's not raining now. >> now we're almost done here with the bolts. still kind of a few lingering out there. mainly south, but some just whopper totals in the santa cruz mountains, uvas canyon mountain and boulder creek and ben lomond, six to almost nine. but we are almost pretty much done here. there's not a lot. so today will not be a rain day. there's just some lingering activity here and i think it's going to push out of here. bu

so i've already put your house on airbnb people to come in $2000 in you about 50 bucks. >> now he's a good all right. and i don't know is the time? can't see much here on this screen. but i'll tell you, the south southern marin fire department is planning to reduce. >> flammable vegetation today. and here you can see where some of the streets are that are going to be affected as this work begins. fire officials are doing this to increase access for emergency vehicles up in in mill valley. that work includes trimming and removing flammable vegetation from roadsides and sidewalks will be maintaining fire hydrants in making dead or dying trees prepping those for removal as well. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news it it's the time for love, but officials are warning that as valentine's day approaches. >> be on the lookout for romance scams will tell you what to watch out for. meanwhile, abandoned shopping carts are becoming a big issue in san jose. will tell you how the city's planning to clear thousands of them out. and gas prices have jumped more than $0.10 over the weekend in

governor kristi noem sailed through the confirmation process and was sworn in at what appears to be an airbnbhter ] it's clarence thomas. he parked his rv in her driveway and put on a pair of his biggest black shoes to do the job. [ laughter ] i like this choice. one of trump's primary messages during the campaign was that immigrants were eating the pets. so, what does he do? he goes out and hires the woman who shot all the pets. [ laughter ] problem solved. homeland secured. but we are focused on the positive things today, not negative, because 54 years ago on this very date, don julio and the pillsbury dough boy had a baby together, and that baby grew up to become the adorable half-man, half-pikachu known as guillermo. hello, guillermo. >> guillermo: thank you! [ cheering ] >> jimmy: guillermo, i believe guillermo's birthday really should be the official end of dry january, not the 31st. [ laughter ] in honor of your birthday, guillermo, the staff got together, we decided what we're going do. we decided we're going to do the thing you always do to us which is plan a dinner and not show up.

i was told by a source familiar that billionaire, the airbnb co-founder, joining the efforts with elon he was at the office of personnel management today. wax the administration moving forward with these firings across different government agencies. how expansive is this? >> incredible. we saw an increase in the number of firings that are coming and targeting primarily probationary employees, people working in government for less than one to two years. we estimate more than 200,000 employees could be impacted. look at it by the numbers, more than 5000 at the national institutes of health and ddc. more than 1000 at the veterans affairs, more than 1200 at the energy department, and more than 3000 at the u.s. forest service. when it comes to those being terminated at the cdc, one of our sources told marie jacobson at least 100 members of the epidemic intelligence service are expected to be terminated shortly. those are disease detectives, if you watch contagion, kate winslet's character was a member of that service. when it comes to the energy department cuts, some are within the nuclear

the billionaire airbnb cofounder is volunteering at doge to help cut the fat faster. he is not a right wing budget hawk khakis a hillary and biden donor. trump and doge are inspiring every american leader to set their standards sky-high. in a leaked phone call, the ceo of jpmorgan can be heard laying down the gauntlet to all of his bankers. >> a lot of you are [bleep] on zoom and you were doing the following, okay? will look in your mail. sending text to each other. not paying attention, not reading your stuff and if you don't think that has bogged down efficiency, creativity, rates rudeness and it does. you don't do that at my [bleep] meetings, you have a meeting with me, you have my attention, my focus, don't bring my [bleep] phone, i'm not sending text to people. work from home friday does not work. i told a lot of people and and i can't get hold of them. i guarantee you if i wanted to i get run over 90 and be more efficient, i guarantee you. i can do it in my sleep. i have been working seven days a [bleep] week since covid and a common and where is everybody else?

are looking you know, a few years back before short term rentals was fully established and that the airbnb be agreements that were put into place enforcement cases were a lot higher in volume. i think that is really more of an outlier. but in terms of revenue overall anything that comes into the enforcement fund needs to be spend spent on enforcement. >> okay. >> commissioner foley, i just want to say thanks to the planning staff for trying to get us another full time employee to work on all this. >> i really we all we all really appreciate it. i appreciate this report. i don't know if it was liz or who put this report together because i've been here long enough to know what we initially received in terms of a budget and and its findings and to where it is today. >> i think for the current commissioners you're very fortunate in that it really lays out who is in charge of what particular department and what they do. >> we did not know that before and it wasn't documented for any member of the public to just be able to pick up a report like this and understand okay, i know the various depart

airbnb is up 3.7%. zscaler up 2.3%.ina has on the panama canal and what president trump's going to do about it. dr. marc siegel on the possibility that trump's tariffs could make it harder for people to get their prescriptions. the "wall street journal"'s kim strassel on trump's strategy of speaking loudly with a big stick. pennsylvania congressman dan meuser on whether trump will be able to get everything he wants on taxes. the 10:00 hour of "varney & company" is next. ♪ if. ♪ -- for this body of mine,. ♪ ♪ her lips are like a volcano that's hot. ♪ i'm proud to say that a she's my buttercup. ♪ i'm in love, i'm all shook up ♪ ♪ ♪ ..

new data from airbnb show more people are making travel plans this year for valentine's day.uples trips on the site are up 50% compared to last year. some choose to travel in large groups. searches for groups of three or more are up 70%, and solo trip searches have doubled from last year. many of those solo travelers seeking a trip to the beach. duo travelers tend to look for something cozy, like a little cabin escape. big groups say they're often looking for poolside retreats. i can't imagine anyone here in the bay area will be poolside on friday, after the soggy mess we're going to go through on thursday. >> rosemary. i think you're right, garcia, but mother nature is going to provide us with a nice gift. she's going to bring us some beneficial rain. and then just in time for valentine's day, she's going to clear it out so that love can shine. giving you a live look here over san francisco. we started out this morning with high clouds and they continue at this hour will be thickening as we go over the course of the afternoon. already seeing out there. what we are looking at

new york times says airbnb's founder is joining elon musk's doge effort to shut down government departments. as for those tariffs, okay, they're complicated. president trump calls them reciprocal tariffs. but in fact, they'd be put on countries that tax american goods through their value added tax system. we'll go into more detail when or if they are actually put into place. president trump told federal departments and agencies to lay off all probationary federal workers. new workers who haven't earned civil service protection, whether that's law enforcement or forest ranger or accountant. the office of personnel management says that could be as many as 200,000 people. tiktok back on the app stores for both apple and android after that ban. the new york times reports both companies got written assurance from the doj it wouldn't pursue the matter. it's valentine's day, and as we're thinking about our own love stories, a reminder your parents, your grandparents had love stories of their own. i was thinking of that when i saw one of those animated photographs on social media. i think you proba

. >> it's not like a airbnb nightmare. [ cheers and a applause ] it's a thing that happens, right?e time, and they are everywhere. they're in your laundry. they're holding onto your kids' limbs. [ light laughter ] and all they're trying to do is get to the ocean to release their eggs. that's all they're trying to do. and it is something out of a science fiction movie. >> seth: so you're just seeing this crazy crab -- >> i'm just watching this stuff -- >> seth: -- yeah. >> -- d i'm thinking what crew got to do this -- >> seth: yeah. >> -- and what did they discover? they got -- they would literally have crabs hooked onto their cameras and stuff like that. the only good thing about that particular assignment is the crabs were delicious. >> seth: oh, there you go. [ laughter ] >> i said -- is that an unsaid -- well, quite frankly -- but you get so tired of boiling up all those. they fall into the pot by themselves. >> seth: yes. >> they cook themselves. "water, let's go in. ah, it's heating up. oh, well, it's nothing but butter and lime sauce." [ light laughter ] >> seth: i would love

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. >> fingers cross the airbnb might let you rebook later. >> southern california, flooding expected downthey go through fires and now we're worried about massive flooding. and mudslides. what do you know? >> well, keep that in mind. the areas, los angeles, just throughout this basin; they didn't receive lot of rain last year. it was very dry fall and winter. they saw rain last april. so they went through this huge dry stretch and then they had the fires. in palisades and all the way over into altadena too. and those fires left burn scars and then they got rain right after. this rain that's coming now could be devastating for the communities. they're expecting anywhere from # 5 to 6 inches. the same storm that's impacting us here locally too. in the next couple of days sew some heavy amounts of rainfall in our communities and already calling for flood watches widespread throughout the bay area. high wind warnings as well. and we're going to keep a veryless eye on those rainfall totals because i mean tyke a look at this. just tonight into the forecasted hours tomorrow we're expected to see

mcdonald's, softbank, coca-cola, doordash, robinhood and airbnb not featured.e paying close attention to that. and draftkings also reports at the end of the week. so squawk box. oh wait. before we get there, let's check on futures. they're green up across the board. here we go. and squawk box starts right now. >> good morning. president trump expected to announce more tariffs this. >> time aimed. at steel imports. >> while china taking its own action. while elon musk. >> is lashing out. >> at judge. >> blocked access. >> by his. >> doge team. >> to the treasury payment. >> system and fly. eagles fly. that's what you hear from. >> the fans. >> eagles fly. really? is it a song? >> yeah. >> philadelphia eagles blow. >> out the. >> kansas city chiefs. it's monday, february 10th. 2025 and. >> squawk box begins right now. >> good morning everybody. >> welcome to squawk box. >> right here on cnbc. >> we are. >> live from the nasdaq market. >> site in. >> times square. >> i'm becky quick along. >> with joe kernan. and andrew ross sorkin. >> we're back at home downstair

. >> an airbnb and lucky enough to have survived the deadly fire. but at the cost of everything she owned. >> this is the avocado tree. and then you come down. and over here was the barn. >> her house. >> now looks like this. >> i've just never, ever seen such a landscape of devastation. >> cassini is one of many altadena residents now suing southern california edison. >> the. main electric. >> company in los angeles. >> yeah, i guess i just want somebody to be accountable. >> ali mercado is a partner at edelson pc and cassini's attorney. >> says his firm. >> has now. >> spoken to thousands. >> of people who lost their homes. >> they're scared. >> top of their mind. >> is. >> you know. >> how am i going to afford this? >> they want to hold. >> southern california. >> edison accountable. >> what exactly caused the fire that killed 17 people and destroyed or damaged 10,000 structures is still under investigation. but according to marcadas, there's mounting evidence that suggests southern california edison's equipment sparked the blaze. >> people that

i mean, our federal agencies are being used as airbnbs now. can you believe that?den had done that right, there would be a witch hunt, right? there'd be crazy. and so we have to hold this administration accountable. we have to find out because they're not telling us much what's going on. and that's why when federal workers actually speak out, that helps us a lot. when people like that woman speak out, that helps us in the fight. so i always tell people, federal workers or even just people just generally organize. now is the time to mobilize because we can't just stay silent. that's how democracy dies. that's what they want us to do. >> congressman suhas subramanian, thank you very much for coming back to the saturday show. >> thank you. >> and still to come, president trump is revoking biden. former president biden's access to intelligence briefings. just the latest petty move on his retribution tour. i'll dig into the many others on his list and who's making sure the payback is complete with my political panel, jennifer rubin and ian sams next. >> we will give you

. >> airbnb they are surging. >> this morning. >> we're going to look at what has investors. >> buyings, exclusive. >> details on. republican plans. to ax biden era regulations on two key areas. >> of the markets. >> and we get a fresh look at the health of the consumer following this week's hotter than expected cpi report. it's friday.

billionaire airbnb co-founder joe gebbia is volunteering at doge to help cut the fat faster. and he's not a right wing budget hawk. he's a hillary and biden donor. trump and doge are inspiring every american leader to set their standards sky high. in a leaked phone call, jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon can be heard laying down the gantlet to all of his bankers. >> a lot of you were on the zoom and you were doing the following. okay, you know, look at your mail, sending texts to each other when the other person is not paying attention, not reading your stuff, you know. and if you don't think that slows down efficiency, creativity creates rudeness. and it does. okay. you don't do that. my meetings. you go to a meeting with me, you got my attention. you got my focus. i don't bring my phone. i'm not sending texts to people, okay? don't give me that work from home. friday works. i call a lot of people on friday did not a person to get a hold of. i was running over 100 people. i guarantee you if i wanted to, i could run it with 90 and be more efficient. i guarantee you i could do it just

well you got airbnb hitting a nine month high. they had strong earnings.t past the company's underwhelming guidance. you got roku having its best day in over a year after cutting its quarterly losses in half. roku says it added 4 million streaming households last quarter. they expected 100 million in the new year. shares of roku up 100 bucks, up 200 bucks, i should say, for the first time in 14 months. shout out to laura martin needham. this is her top pick in media. and finally, you got draftkings hitting its highest level since 2021. that despite missing the street's estimates for profit revenue and monthly active users. but draftkings is raising the low end of its guidance for the full year, and they expect promotional expenses to decline. i don't know a lot about draftkings, except i've lost a lot of money on all gambling this year. contessa brewer, though, does know a lot. and she will join us on power lunch, hosting the entire hour in about about ten minutes. not even wearing a watch. coming up, shares of dollar general down more than 40% since they

joseph gebbia, the airbnb co-founder, is going to be working with doge, sources told me.d so that's something that you see the younger democrats really trying to seize on and say, we have to do everything everywhere, all at once. and then there's the older section of the party that is not necessarily comfortable with doing that and still wants to potentially just message on the economy and on the price of goods and not respond to these very other unprecedented actions that the presidency is taking. >> and that is the real challenge, right? especially when you don't have a leader really driving the message of the party. yesterday, the leaders in congress, but the one person they look up to, which leads a lot of different discussions about their path back to power. all right. more than 600 days away. but the midterms will be here soon enough. all right. president trump is pushing to declassify new materials on everything from the jfk assassination to extraterrestrial life. i talked to the lawmaker leading the charge to investigate all of it. that's next. >> it's the news. >

so our federal agencies are now airbnb's apparently. now we have nuclear scientists that are resigning, ph.d's. they are not dumb people. they may not have 200 iq's. but it doesn't seem like the doge people do, either. they are resigning because they don't want to put up with this anymore. and it's going to be hard to replace these folks. it's going to be a brain drain on our federal government. this is not a rightsizing of government. this is the dumbsizing of government and it has to stop. this committee has oversight of this. but what are we doing about it? we are talking to the government of iowa -- no offense. we are talking to folks that aren't actually doing this work. let's actually give the american people answers. let's give our constituent answers, and let's use congress as the powers to fight this, or at least figure out how to work together to fix what's wrong in government. i am down to do that. i know both sides of the aisle want to fix what is wrong in government. the american people deserve to know what is going on now,

there are two stocks that are roaring in this cycle marriott and airbnb. they just reported excellent numbers. these were cyclical stocks before covid. now they're secular meaning they seem to have growing growth no matter what. you need someplace to go, don't you? i keep hounding you to buy the stock of disney. bye bye bye bye bye bye. because it's doing so well. yet all people seem to care about is that some weak link in the cable business that i think is going to pick up this quarter anyway? theme parks? yes, they are expensive, but it doesn't seem to stop people from going them. we go to increase cruise, a disney cruise or buy the stock of royal caribbean keeps beating the numbers and beating numbers and beating numbers again. the cruise lines haven't been cyclical since covid. need a way to pay? need a way to book? okay, that means buy an expedia or booking holdings or using your american express card. they have no quit in them. what's the opposite of the bullish travel and leisure cycle? how about the bearish housing cycle? last night, toll brothers

. >> to airbnb. it's probably half that. that p e multiple.nds in the us you know hotel. >> and for. >> people that are really. >> digging. digging into the sector, i mean the revenue per available room. numbers in the us have been fantastic. >> so they're going. >> to. >> support expedia. >> i think this is really a story where the trends are decent. stocks had a huge run. >> i think you're. >> probably buying weakness. i don't think you're chasing this one. but right now those us trends are strong. >> all right. amazon's yes affirms a no. for now expedia is a maybe maybe. yeah tim thanks. sounds good. appreciate it tim seymour. seymour asset management meantime the strong dollar has been one surprising headwind for the mega-caps and names like uber as earnings come in. deirdre bosa takes a look at the impact that could have on amazon tonight. hi deirdre. hey kelly. >> so the magnificent seven they generate of course substantial portions of their revenue overseas. so when the dollar strengthens as it has those foreign sales translate into few

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