chief bill scott for being here and marissa rodriguez, the ceo of the union square alliance and scott rowe, its executive director of the year bob wayne a partnership. i want to thank the arts and culture sector that is represented over here to our right. the hospitality sector as well as jeff travel, alex bastian. i want to thank tyler florence for being here. i want to thank our seiu local 87 janitors for being here. really appreciate that. ufc w local five is also here and the building trades. i appreciate labor being in the house. thank you all very much. so good morning everyone and thank you. today we're gathered downtown a place that we can all admit is not what it used to be. anyone who grew up in san francisco remembers going to union square for holiday shopping or seeing the tourists lining up for the cable car. this was the face of our city and we are all still so proud of it. but i want our kids to feel that same sense of pride that we had growing up. downtown's public safety challenges have hurt our economy, our businesses and our workers. it has also hurt the morale of our ci

chief bill scott for being here and marissa rodriguez, the ceo of the union square alliance and scott rowe, its executive director of the year bob wayne a partnership. i want to thank the arts and culture sector that is represented over here to our right. the hospitality sector as well as jeff travel, alex bastian. i want to thank tyler florence for being here. i want to thank our seiu local 87 janitors for being here. really appreciate that. ufc w local five is also here and the building trades. i appreciate labor being in the house. thank you all very much. so good morning everyone and thank you. today we're gathered downtown a place that we can all admit is not what it used to be. anyone who grew up in san francisco remembers going to union square for holiday shopping or seeing the tourists lining up for the cable car. this was the face of our city and we are all still so proud of it. but i want our kids to feel that same sense of pride that we had growing up. downtown's public safety challenges have hurt our economy, our businesses and our workers. it has also hurt the morale of our ci

chief bill scott for being here and marissa rodriguez, the ceo of the union square alliance and scott rowexecutive director of the year bob wayne a partnership. i want to thank the arts and culture sector that is represented over here to our right. the hospitality sector as well as jeff travel, alex bastian. i want to thank tyler florence for being here. i want to thank our seiu local 87 janitors for being here. really appreciate that. ufc w local five is also here and the building trades. i appreciate labor being in the house. thank you all very much. so good morning everyone and thank you. today we're gathered downtown a place that we can all admit is not what it used to be. anyone who grew up in san francisco remembers going to union square for holiday shopping or seeing the tourists lining up for the cable car. this was the face of our city and we are all still so proud of it. but i want our kids to feel that same sense of pride that we had growing up. downtown's public safety challenges have hurt our economy, our businesses and our workers. it has also hurt the morale of our city. his

chief bill scott for being here and marissa rodriguez, the ceo of the union square alliance and scott rowecutive director of the yearip. i want to thank the arts and culture sector that is represented over here to our os sector as well jef ale bastian. i want to thank tyler florence for being here. i want to thank our seiu local 87 janitors for being here. really appreat that. ufc w local five is also here and the building tra i areciat labor being in the house. thank you all very much. so good morning everyone and thank you. today we're gathered downtown a place that we can all admit is not what it used to be. anyone who grew up in san ancisco remembers going to union square for holiday shopping or seeing the tourists lining up for the cable car. this was the facef our city and we are all still so proud of it. but i want our kids to feel that same sense of pride that we had growing up. downtown's public safety challenges have hurt our economy, our businesses andur workers. it has also hurt the morale of our city. historically our core hospitaly aa has been split between three police distr

chief bill scott for being here and marissa rodriguez, the ceo of the union square alliance and scott rowe, its executive director of the year bob wayne a partnership. i want to thank the arts and culture sector that is represented over here to our right. the hospitality sector as well as jeff travel, alex bastian. i want to thank tyler florence for being here. i want to thank our seiu local 87 janitors for being here. really appreciate that. ufc w local five is also here and the building trades. i appreciate labor being in the house. thank you all very much. so good morning everyone and thank you. today we're gathered downtown a place that we can all admit is not what it used to be. anyone who grew up in san francisco remembers going to union square for holiday shopping or seeing the tourists lining up for the cable car. this was the face of our city and we are all still so proud of it. but i want our kids to feel that same sense of pride that we had growing up. downtown's public safety challenges have hurt our economy, our businesses and our workers. it has also hurt the morale of our ci

as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> this is scott paul joining us the president of the alliance for american new factoring to talk to us about the initiatives from the trump administration. good morning to you. >> great to be with you. how do you represent who support and represent the people. we have the united steelworkers union which is north america's largest industrial union and domestic manufacturers to have steelworkers and their plants. it is a select group and mostly what i think people would call heavy manufacturing. and wers have been around for about 16 or 17 years now. >> as far as those that you represent how would you describe the state of the steel industry. >> i would say that it is stable not great, not horrible, but stable. in a lot of ways, that is pretty good because it had been in freefall for several decades. so, there've been some developments in the economy lately, the infrastructure money , there've been tariffs in place on imported steel since 2018. so there is been a fair amount of stability in steel where

scott bessent. can you see newt gingrich, former house speaker in the second row there as officials start coming in.en the two minute warning yet. up next, the new secretary of state lays out the trump agenda in central america. we will have a live report on that. first, beyond our borders tonight, police in sweden say about 10 people have been killed during a shooting at an adult education center. they say that includes the gunman, the incident occurred about 125 miles west of stockholm. sweden's prime minister says it's the worst's mass shooting in that country's history. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says ukraine has lost 145,000 people in the nearly three years since the invasion. 390,000 have been injured. president zelenskyy saying about 350,000 russians have been killed. up to 700,000 injured according to the ukrainians. and this is a live look at rome. one of the big stories there tonight, ferry prepares for the landmark launch of the first fully electric car in october. an electric father ferrari. 5% in revenues and core earnings this year. ferrari's much awaited ev showcased capi

row. the first one in super bowl 25. [music] forever remembered as scott norwood's wide right. signature plays. eli manning somehow avoiding a sack and then david tyree controlling the ball off his helmet. [music] new york giants 17, new england patriots 14. [music] or how about the final play of super bowl 34? tennessee's steve mcnair to kevin dyson. dyson is stopped one yard short of the end zone by the rams mike jones. [music] saint louis held on for a 23 to 16 win. seven years ago, the eagles designed a play called philly special. [music] >> kill. kill. lane. lane. >> go go go go. >> that play helped the eagles pull off a 4133 win over new england. through 58 super bowls, there's at least one thing that's never yet happened the dolphins, steelers, 49ers cowboys, patriots have all come up short in their attempt to win three in a row. [music] three peat is a term coined by the 49ers roger craig. it's what the chiefs will try to do on super bowl sunday. joe fonzi ktvu- [music] farm studio. >> well, some raindrops back in the bay area for today, and this active weather stretch

scott. the stock extending its. >> gains again today. it's higher for. >> the 15th day in a row and is trading at all time highs. meta shares are up 16% in the past month is the best performing of the mag seven stocks. >> of 2025. >> and it's up by more than half. >> over the past 12 months. >> now. >> meta has not. >> had a single. >> negative day since president trump took office. >> just yesterday, we heard ceo. >> mark zuckerberg. was at the white house to discuss how meta. can help. >> advance tech leadership abroad. and there. >> was another meta headline. >> today. >> the information reporting. and we have confirmed that the performance based. job eliminations impacting 5%. >> of meta. >> employees will. begin on monday. >> those job cuts were first announced. last month. >> scott. >> julia, thank you very much for that. that's julia boorstin back to you, tom. i mean if anything this just shows that the monolith is over, at least for the time being, that they have separated themselves from one another. what do you make of that of that fact. does it matter for overall market performance? >> i think it shou

. >> row and the rest of this market to exchanges now. >> thank you very much, scott, and welcome to the exchange. i'm kelly evans a very busy morning so far. inflation steals the show after showing consumers are increasingly anxious about tariffs and high costs. even as we learn that wages rose sharply last month and unemployment fell. >> kpmg's diane swonk. >> has got a pretty hot take. >> she's now forecasting zero rate cuts this year. she joins us momentarily. >> and if at first you don't. >> succeed, frontier airlines is making another offer to buy spirit, this time out. >> of bankruptcy. >> frontier shares are also. >> soaring today on an earnings beat and great guidance. this morning. >> we'll speak. >> exclusively with the ceo and it's the ipo du jour. >> but you might not have heard much. >> about it. it's not a tech titan, it's titan america. get this. >> the us unit of the. >> belgian cement producer and cement should be so hot right now. but the shares are below their. >> $16 ipo. price values the company around. >> $3 billion. >> we'll talk to the ceo who's. >> laying th

row. the first one in super bowl 25. [music] forever remembered as scott norwood's wide right.ignature plays. eli manning somehow avoiding a sack and then david tyree controlling the ball off his helmet. [music] new york giants 17, new england patriots 14. [music] or how about the final play of super bowl 34? tennessee's steve mcnair to kevin dyson. dyson is stopped one yard short of the end zone by the rams mike jones. [music] saint louis held on for a 23 to 16 win. seven years ago, the eagles designed a play called philly special. [music] >> kill. kill. lane. lane. >> let's go! go, go! >> that play helped the eagles pull off a 4133 win over new england. through 58 super bowls, there's at least one thing that's never yet happened. the dolphins, steelers, 49ers cowboys, patriots have all come up short in their attempt to win three in a row. three peat is a term coined by the 49ers roger craig. it's what the chiefs will try to do on super bowl sunday. joe fonzi ktvu farm studio. >> all righty joe, and let the hype begin. it's a week away. tuesday, all the teams will be doing the

scott. >> christina, thank you very much. christina partsinevelos. well, winning the daytona 500 once is hard enough. capturing the great american race two years in a rowyron is only the fifth person to do just that after his come from behind victory on sunday. he joins me here at post nine. as you can see, with a very large trophy. that's what they give you for winning. >> that's right. >> yeah. could you ever imagine winning this race back to back? only, as i said, the fifth person to ever do that. >> yeah. it's crazy honestly. no. >> i thought that, you. >> know, winning. >> this race. >> is kind of a can be a. >> career long achievement. so just for us to. >> win it back. >> to back is really special. and credit to our. whole team and all of our preparation. >> you're only 27, so when you reach an achievement like this, especially twice in a row at this stage of your life and career, which is obviously young. and i read today that people say there's no ceiling for you at all. i mean, how do you keep it going if you reach the pinnacle at 27? >> yeah, just try to continue to win races and, and we have the really our booking of our season is the bigge

scott wapner live from post nine here at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with streaking meta on pace for its 16th day in a row. ever for any mega-cap name many other mega caps bouncing as well today. that's helping the market. certainly tech. we'll ask investor gene munster where that sector is likely heading from here. in the meantime, the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that. well new trump tariffs on steel and aluminum being taken in stride largely by the markets today were green across the board. lots of names in that space are higher led by letter x.

scott wapner live from post nine here at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with streaking meta on pace for its 16th day in a row. that's the longest winning streak ever for any mega-cap name many other mega caps bouncing as well today. that's helping the market. certainly tech. we'll ask investor gene munster where that sector is likely heading from here. in the meantime, the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that. well new trump tariffs on steel and aluminum being taken in stride largely by the markets today were green across the board. lots of names in that space are higher led by letter x. that's us steel. there's cleveland-cliffs up near 16%. nucor a winner as well. elsewhere, mcdonald's is leading the dow even as its revenues in the us disappointed sales certainly did is a bottom in though that is what the market is betting on. it would seem to be today near 5%. it does take us to our talk of the tape. is it time to add to tech or trim it? one famed investor doing both today. so let's bring in deep waters gene munster and hightower. stephanie link find out which moves make the best se