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fox news contributor steven hilton is joining us now. i could only imagine what you are thinking.e. >> sandra, it's amazing. list on the idiocy of what we have seen. what you have seen circulating in these protests, you have people blocking the freeways, breaking the law, holding up signs saying "we are not criminals." yes you are. you are literally engaging in criminal activity, even as you say that. there is a deeper point. you got all the democrat politicians in california lining up behind these protests, reasserting their century city status and all the rest of it. what they are doing is telling californians where they really stand, and who they are for. if you are a regular californian and you are struggling under the highest taxes in the country, the highest electricity costs, highest gas prizes, housing costs, the highest everything. the democrats in charge don't care about you. they just see you as a piggy bank for -- the energy to putting into fight all of this, the white house, it shows you what you really -- they really care about, the people here illegally. that's an i

antonia hilton. >> love that, unabashed joy. that is "nightly news." i'm lester holt. and each other. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] flooding, signs, flooding, water rescues and landslides. the rain may be gone for now, but the impact from a recent storm triggers all sorts of problems in

steve hilton, fox news contributor. steve, people are moving and i think you have a pretty clear-eyed idea of why. >> because you have someone in the white house who is taking control. he is in charge at the height of his powers. he is commanding the american state, the world stage. this is what we saw before. the reason people are so completely losing it over the weekend ever since the tariffs is completely income present henceible to me. i remember clearly last time around. then the relish yu with mexico wasn't just fentanyl it was also immigration and the caravans and all of that. i remember the president trump announced 25% tariffs on mexico via a tweet as it was called on a sunday night just before we went on air with my show. we covered it and within days you saw exactly the same kind of quick reaction, the then president of mexico sent troops to their southern border. it happened again. here is someone who is completely ripping up the playbook of how things operate in terms of relationship between countries. i re

now i'm here to talk about hilton. better than than the 1% because our brands, we have 24 brands. so the best performing brands in the industry, we're more financeable than than, you know, our competitor brands broadly. and so we get, in the end, a disproportionate amount of the capital that is available for both new builds and conversion opportunities. and so that's why when you see us post a number last year, we're growing last year at 7.3%. the us market grew, you know, at at 1%. so we are you know, we have sort of a multiplier effect that's a result of, you know, unique, you know, sort of attributes of hilton, which is we attract capital to build hotels because people want to get higher returns. and we have been delivering higher returns for our owner community. >> there you go. all right, chris, listen, it's going to be the final question, i think. but, you know, there was some time spent on the call. it's david, by the way, on china. we all think about the consumer there being fairly weak, but you're seeing a lot

steve hilton, all good stuff. you have a great weekend, steve. see you later. >> thank you.art: back to the markets and red ink out at the moment and dow down 230 for the dow and nasdaq down 183. come on in, please, jonathan hoenig. 143,000 jobs added in january. not a terribly strong report. is that anything to do with the dow selling off or the nasdaq selling off at the moment? >> not a strong report, stu, just that's back ward looking and some numbers we've got this past week are pretty ominous. workday cutting thousands, wal-mart cutting thousands and espeeste lauder cutting thousans and consumer finding it harder to get by and order of 3,000 in the cost of a new car, 20,000 is the cost of a new house and many money managers big and small given all the uncertainties are sending out hands and not putting money to work and that's what you're seeing in the market action partly. stuart: you said that u.s. markets are going to take ragaini backseat. that's your expression this year. and that brings me to your exotic pick of the week. >> the s&p 500 u.s. stocks are up about 2.

stuart: steve hilton coming up later, a lot more to say on that.wl weekend so we sent jeff flock into eagles territory, the oldest tavern in philadelphia, he will tell us how much beer the country drinks on big dig game night, right after this. known for pursuing your passions. no one wants to be known for cancer but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surgery when you have early-stage lung cancer, which can be removed by surgery, and then continued alone after surgery to help prevent your lung cancer from coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, diarrhea, severe stomach pain, severe nausea or vomiting, headache, light sensitivity, eye p

we've heard from royal caribbean and hilton earnings about the growth in demand here for travel. expedia is capturing that interest. the focus here is not just on the business that's doing directly with with consumers, but also the technical services that it provides business clients. here, it's a focus for ceo ariane gorin. for and she comes from that b to b division. the street is looking here for a little more than $3 billion in revenue, with adjusted earnings per share of $2.04, so we'll keep an eye on that. but shares really have taken off over the last six months or so up, as you can see, more than 46%. scott. >> contessa, thank you very much for that. we'll see those numbers when we hit the tape. speaking of stocks that have taken off meta. yeah, up another 1% today. this is going to be 14 straight days that this stock is up obviously a record. >> yeah it's remarkable in the sense that it's just kind of fed on itself. >> so there were. >> a few things going on obviously. >> really great leverage. >> to all. >> the trends people want. >> to be. >> playing in terms. >> of. >

hilton hotels. lauren: profit up on rebound in business travel.ton says they're seeing higher bookings for corporate meetings, conventions that's driving room rates up. good for the stock and they say big banks and big tech companies are meaningfully outperforming. stuart: another stock close to a record high, ralph lauren. lauren: yeah. attracting more young shoppers and they're selling a lot of sweater withs the bears but they're very trendy and raising forecast and betting on floral dinner jackets for men. stuart: floral dinner jackets? lauren: yes, stuart: okay. lauren: three consumer stocks at record highs and they're consumer stocks. stuart: lauren, thank you. army recruitments saw record breaking numbers in january and pete hegseth calls it the trump effect. >> the moral of the military is sky high for two k reasons. two key reasons and want to serve under a commander in chief that they know will have their back and number two, they're defending our homeland. stuart: there's a report from the pentagon on that coming up. ron johnson all in f

some of the prison is what hilton's attention decades 3 is very conscious, have been released by him not any 500 days after they would take. siegel killed her on the and the best way to transport an ounce of guns by the red cross. and us present, donald trump has imposed terrace on some of america's biggest trading partners, canada and mexico with new tire. so 25 percent or so. 10 percent on appliances. ukraine, it says a russian s tried called a boarding school in cost cuz killed 4 people. old, an ac, have been rescued from the rubble ukrainian ministry spokesperson says russian forces used have guided ariel on the new that civilians are inside. the building, preparing for evacuation. it's actually set to have happens in the city of the subject has been heavy fighting in the coast region since august when you're training forces north, a surprise offensive. iran con has more from keith, the ukrainians have issued a statement squarely blaming russia for the attack against a boarding school, which they say is housing. at least 95 people who are now trapped under the rubble . the statem

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platinum prologis ruben junius and rose llp the bay area host committee jma the parks hotel groups, the hilton hotel, jpmorgan chase and i would like to add boma in the hotel council and the union square alliance and the san francisco chamber of commerce all contributing contributors and supporters of this event. the last thing i'd like to say is happy lunar new year to everyone gong for choice and if i look and i hope everyone is having an incredible day. before i turn it over to mayor for a few comments, i just want to say that this afternoon we are going to recognize some incredible officers and we're going to get to see some heroics and action suspects being apprehended, violence six being apprehended. great work by investigators and just great police work overall. and so i look forward to the captains sharing exactly what their members did to to obtain today's today's award. and with that and without further ado, i'd like to introduce our mayor, mayor lori . >> thank you, assistant chief. i appreciate it. i have comments to read but first let me just say to the four of you and i'll read o

and when they had the prayer breakfast in the big one, the hilton, which which is a, you know, very big room, you weren't getting a lot of people. and you didn't want to be associated with an empty room because you're political people. i don't blame you. but we're going to we had a big packed day. they couldn't even. get into the room. it was sort of a great a great morning. and next year, i know they're going to do it together. but we're going to we just have great unity and the media, which i let in for a little while, but they can hear anything i have to say. i'm an open book. they can say any, they can have anything. we had a great news conference today with the press, the the prime minister, japan. they wanted to buy u.s. steel. i said, i can't let you buy it. i can't i cannot. you no other company you want to buy it? it's okay. but u.s. steel was one of the greatest companies in the world for 17 years. it was the number one company in the world. like 80 years ago was a long time ago during the a certain heyday. i think we're in the heyday now. you want to know the truth? i think w

i see as of travel i see bryan fenwick, our hotel community, our hilton, our largest hilton peter, iand i know that everyone is here. karen flood, i see you as well. these are the pillars of our community who have been holding us up through the hardest times . the pandemic was not kind to us. i see you tyler to thank you for bringing you back to union square to help us thrive. as i said, the pandemic was not an easy time for us and we have had a difficulty emerging especially with the negative narrative. but i'm going to tell you in this last few months i don't know maybe roughly around november things have changed. >> there is a feeling of optimism and i want to thank our mayor for being here to support us in 2022. >> the union square alliance did delivered its strategic plan for the district. >> we recognize the things that we knew we needed to see marriott, that we needed to really come out of this and come out strong. this was a new era, a shift in how people experience life. it was different and we needed to meet that moment. but first and foremost the way that we do that is cle

so on the one hand, i think you had this backlash against the nastiness of like your perez hilton's orlike the britney was treated by tabloids in the press and so i think you you had publications like jezebel that explicitly would these types of often misogynistic or just mean headlines and you you had people kind gathering around on also like like feminists being like hey this sucks this sexist i don't like it and eventually the tabloids i think had to respond and alter the way that they talked about celebrities because the market was responding so negatively. but i also think that with social media, yeah, it's weird because it's almost obviated the tabloids because. right. you don't need someone with a zoom lens. take a picture of zendaya you can at her instagram or whatever. and so it's yeah it's strange like the tabloid era i think it partially ended of a cultural correct cultural backlash to the misogyny and the cruelty, but also because technological changes with the advent of social media. yeah, that's pretty good color. so the question for you, what do you think of tube socks?

and my wives, who worked to get their husbands out of the hanoi hilton. so that happened under johnson administration. and then the nixon. excellent book, you barry untold. well. thank you. well, i loved doing that book and meeting these women and. those women after i met those women, got to know those women. i thought with pat nixon, i didn't know at all. didn't have any. i'm 54, so i didn't really remember the nixons or any of that. but i thought, know who this woman is, because i knew the p.o.w. wives so well, their women of that same era, they're sort of caught between the fifties and that, the eisenhower era and then the burning, you know, sixties in the seventies. and mrs. nixon felt like somebody i could get to know and could understand because had had that experience with, the p.o.w. wives and then i saw her in all these photos with p.o.w. wives interacting, hugging them, being very warm with them. and i thought, well, why is plastic pat? that was the other i always had heard but didn't really understand. so i like a challenge and i like a mystery

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that's another story -- paris hilton was -- >> a little bit of old and new.17. and now you have a tiktok star in it. just sort of shows the cultural shift that we're in right now, less offense, more openness. just like you said. >> taye. >> if you get offended, don't watch -- >> yeah. charles: i also saw women who are more sports fanatics than everyone. they buy more merchandise, they really root. are you guys rooting for one of the teams? do you wear this color for a particular reason? >> i know. charles: besides the, you know, women in red thing. >> you think i'm kansas city chiefs for this? i'm a 49ers fan through and through, but i love love football. i'm all in, and i love that the nfl has done a good job of bringing women n. i peel welcomed by it. i'm excited to watch. >> i'm from boston, i'm a pats fan. i can't -- you know, that ease a less -- that's a residency requirement. charles: it's good thing you're young, because it's going to be a long time before they come finish who do you have in the game? >> eagles. >> i have the chiefs. if you look at it

this morning, hilton announced a true blowout quarter. expedia gave you a monster quarter this evening. it's one after another after another. but the best one is american express. it's the ninth best performer of the year. plus, it fits the bill for 2025. after a fabulous last quarter, finally, a newbie added to the index. sherwin-williams a little odd here. paint company. this one's a tough it's tough. i don't get it. it's housing slowed 7% mortgages. i'm honestly shocked the stock is so high. still, it's not a tech stock. it's not a magic seven. in fact, it's a quintessential not tech stock. maybe that's why it's their bottom line. so far this year we've had many very big winners outside of tech, and i bet most of them can keep quietly working their way higher. let's go to james in connecticut. james. >> hi, jim. >> thanks for. >> taking my call. >> of course. >> jim, it's too. >> late. >> to buy. >> banco santander. >> no, banco santander is very inexpensive still and is doing a great job. now. admittedly, i did like it in three and fo

president trump is expected to talk at that second prayer breakfast at the washington hilton in washingtonund 9:15. until we see the president, let us hear from jim in west virginia. democratic caller. go ahead. caller: hello, good morning. yes. i wanted to speak to the representative while he was on. and i wanted to speak in support for him. he is a good man. host: why would you support impeachment efforts at this point, two weeks and? caller: say again? host: two weeks in, why do you support it now? why do you support his effort? caller: he never should have been around -- allowed to run to begin with after january 6. not only america but the whole world watched what he and his henchmen were trying to do. he was trying to return a free and fair election. he tried to steal the election and he called it stop the steel. and republican saw this. and it was a plot and plan with fake electors. he tried to get his attorney generals that there were fake fraud and 60 court cases. he was trying to steal the election and overturn the election. he should have been condemned and lucky enough not to b

platinum prologis ruben junius and rose llp the bay area host committee jma the parks hotel groups, the hilton hotel council and the union square alliance and the san francisco chamber of commerce all contributing contributors and supporters of this event. the last thing i'd like to say is happy lunar new year to everyone gong for choice and if i look and i hope everyone is having an incredible day. before i turn it over to mayor for a few comments, i just want to say tat this afternoon we are going to recog some incredible officers and we're going to get to see some heroics and action suspects being apprehended, violence six being apprehended. great work by investigators and just great police work overall. and so i look forward to the captains sharing exactly what their members did to to obtn today's today's award. and with that and without further ado, i'd like to introduce our mayor, mayor lori . >> thank you, assistant chief. i appreciate it. i have comments to read but first let me just say to the four of you and i'll read out your bios in a minute. thank you. i started about three weeks

platinum prologis ruben junius and rose llp the bay area host committee jma the parks hotel groups, the hiltonhotel, jpmorgan chase and i would like to add boma in the hotel council and the union square alliance and the san francisco chamber of commerce all contributing contributors and supporters of this event. the last thing i'd like to say is happy lunar new year to everyone gong for choice and if i look and i hope everyone is having an incredible day. before i turn it over to mayor for a few comments, i just want to say that this afternoon we are going to recognize some incredible officers and we're going to get to see some heroics and action suspects being apprehended, violence six being apprehended. great work by investigators and just great police work overall. and so i look forward to the captains sharing exactly what their members did to to obtain today's today's award. and with that and without further ado, i'd like to introduce our mayor, mayor lori . >> thank you, assistant chief. i appreciate it. i have comments to read but first let me just say to the four of you and i'll read ou

platinum prologis ruben junius and rose llp the bay area host committee jma the parks hotel groups, the hiltonould like to add boma in the hotel council and the union square alliance and the san francisco chamber of commerce all contributing contributors and supporters of this event. the last thing i'd like to say is happy lunew year to everyone gong for choice and if i lookredible day. before i turn it over to mayor for a few comments, i just want to say that this afternoon we are going to recognize some incredible officers and we're going to get to see some heroics and action suspects being apprehended, violence six being apprehended. great work by investigators and just great police work overall. and so i look forward to the captains sharing exactly what their members did to to obtain today's today's award. and with that and without further ado, i'd like to introduce our mayor, mayor lori . >> thank you, assistant chief. i appreciate it. i have comments to read but first let me just say to the four of you and i'll read out your bios in a minute. thank you. i started about three weeks ago of

jibes with what we heard from chris nassetta at hilton yesterday, who was also very bullish, didn't wanttalk about any sign and decrease in demand on the business side, on the leisure side on international didn't say it. even the geopolitical stuff that used to sort of plague the industry and travel wasn't happening. >> yeah, same story with royal caribbean and we'll get marriott next week. but it's pretty clear the travel thesis has not bent much at all lately. >> no. everybody seems to be happy to, to continue to spend. another stock worth mentioning this morning is pinterest. i don't think we've gotten to it up 20% after earnings, again being applauded by much of the street. morgan stanley has a note out this morning calling with a question mark, but saying the next gen ai beneficiary, the pipeline of ad and gpu enabled products set to come speak to pins opportunity, they say, to drive durably stronger than expected engagement, revenue and free cash flow. and you can see sort of some of the reasons behind that. sarah i don't know. do you use that platform at all? >> i really don't, an

mizuho downgrading hilton to neutral, citing limited upside at its current valuation.cutting its price target on amd, noting a muted outlook for data center growth. guggenheim lowering its price target on alphabet, saying slow work crowd growth and its high capex banks are weighing on sentiment. that stock is down by 7.4%. this chevron ceo, mike wirth, is back with us. that's extend that conversation and pick up on one of those calls. data center growth. it was a conversation two mondays ago about whether we have been overestimating the growth of data center spending we had seen and the amount of energy we might need. did the deepseek story change your outlook at all? mike: it really didn't. if you look at the incredible capital spending you have been talking about and the huge demand for increased compute from all of the big hyperscalers i think they all assume you are to find more efficiency and development of these models in the inference techniques that are used and at the same time we are going to need more computing capacity. two big constraints are gpu's, and in

they'll be major venues at the chase center, the moscone center, pier 48, the hilton union square and the oakland arena. we will see typical transit reroutes and street closures for the parade and there may be some street closures around the chase center in the mosconi center for the nba events. 70 will provide supplemental transit service to the chase center as well as allowing folks who are staying in union square to visit chinatown and our other transit neighborhoods. the s70 is also supporting the all-star alley on powell street between market street and geary which will include an nba related popups, a decorated cable cars and other decorations. thank you to the parking control officers the transit supervisors and the other staff who will be supporting these very complex events. and then finally i just want to end again on a lighter note. you know, when you get a call from the transportation management center 6 a.m., you never know what you're going to get. but what i what i got on january 27th was was was a first for me. we had two furry guests in the central subway. january 27t